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WR Kendrick Bourne - San Francisco 49ers

6-1, 203

Born: 8-4-1995

College: Eastern Washington

Drafted: ---

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WEEK	OPP		oSNAP	RSH	YD	TD	TARG	REC	YD	TD	FumL	Pts
17	at LAR		58	0	0	0	6	5	59	1	0	11.9

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Kendrick Bourne's percentile rank in each category, among WR with more than 50 fantasy points.

Recent Game Summaries

2018 Week 17 vs LAR (6 / 5 / 59 / 1 rec)

Bourne had a bizarre day, with 3 of his 6 targets involving some kind of penalty, as well as another "target" that was nullified due to penalty. One of the former was Bourne's 2-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, where he made an adept hands-only catch despite being interfered with by cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman. Bourne's other big play also involved a contested catch situation. This time, he did a good job navigating through traffic at the line of scrimmage, ran a deep crossing route, and made a leaping 20-yard catch between two defenders.

2018 Week 16 vs CHI (5 / 4 / 73 / 0 rec)

Bourne gained over half of his yardage on two targets in the fourth quarter. On the first, a 22-yard gain, Kyle Shanahan's play design manipulated linebacker Roquan Smith and safety Deon Smith such that Bourne's perfectly executed corner-post route was wide open in the middle of the field. Then, inside the two-minute warning, Bourne caught a shallow cross 4 yards downfield and was able to run for 21 more because the combination of San Francisco's other routes and Chicago's man-to-man coverage cleared the side of the field that Bourne crossed into.

2018 Week 15 vs SEA (4 / 2 / 16 / 0 rec)

Bourne, who once again started for Pierre Garcon, had a performance that was defined by two plays in the middle of the field. On the positive play, he ran a shallow cross out of the left slot and made a spectacular, death defying catch on the type of throw announcers and fans label "The quarterback was trying to get him killed." While that play could have been much worse for Bourne, his negative play could have been much worse for the 49ers had they lost. On 3rd-and-10 with the game tied late in the fourth quarter, Bourne ran a deep dig route from outside right and was wide open. Nuck Mullens tossed a perfect ball despite getting clobbered as he threw, but Bourne flat out dropped it, thereby giving Seattle a chance to win in regulation.

2018 Week 14 vs DEN (4 / 2 / 22 / 0 rec)

Bourne started in place of Pierre Garcon, but split time at the position with Marquise Goodwin. He was targeted on the second play of the game, stumbling off the line of scrimmage, but recovering to gain 10 yards on a quick out. After dropping his second target, Bourne gained 13 yards on a square in against the off man coverage of cornerback Isaac Yiadom. After his next catch was nullified by a defensive penalty, Bourne's final target came on the first play of the 49ers' first drive of the second half. It was another square in, but this time he slipped and fell making his break inside, so the pass fell incomplete (and almost intercepted). In short, Bourne's cleats played defense against him as well as Denver did.

2018 Week 13 vs SEA (6 / 4 / 60 / 0 rec)

As has been the case for months now, Bourne played the Pierre Garcon role in San Francisco's offense. His first target didn't come until the second quarter, and a rolling-out Nick Mullens threw high and wide on an open shallow crossing route. The rest of his targets occurred during garbage time, so not much to learn from those, except for his 33-yard reception with six minutes left. It was a deep hook route in front of cornerback Shaquill Griffin, wherein a spin inside after the catch avoided both Griffin and safety Delano Hill, and then a matrix-level, open-field juke on safety Tedric Thompson set Bourne off to the races. (He's not that fast, so he ended up losing the race.)

2018 Week 12 vs TB (3 / 2 / 27 / 0 rec)

Bourne was targeted on the 49ers' third offensive play ... and then wasn't heard from again until midway through the third quarter ... and then wasn't heard from again until midway through the fourth quarter despite Tampa Bay's already-soft pass defense playing even softer. Why? It turns out to have been a combination of a) Bourne predominately running decoy routes to clear out space for other receivers, and b) Nick Mullens getting rid of the ball quickly to someone else before Bourne even finished his route.

2018 Week 10 vs NYG (7 / 4 / 33 / 0 rec)

As expected, Bourne started in place of Pierre Garcon. Unexpectedly, he didn't see his first proper target until the third quarter. ("Proper" insofar as his actual first target was intercepted thanks to the confluence of a late throw and a deflection tipped into the awaiting arms of B.J. Goodson.) Bourne's lack of opportunity wasn't an issue of facing shadow coverage from Janoris Jenkins, as the Giants mainly played Cover-3 zone.

2018 Week 8 vs ARI (10 / 7 / 71 / 0 rec)

Bourne's gaudy target total was due to Patrick Peterson shadowing Marquise Goodwin. Until the 49ers' last-drive desperation, none of his receptions went for double-digit yardage, which makes perfect sense as Bourne's role is as the fill-in for Pierre Garcon, and is the poor man's version of him in this offense.

2018 Week 7 vs LAR (1 / 0 / 0 / 0 rec)

Bourne warrants mention because he saw a significant increase in non-garbage time replacement of Pierre Garcon. But he didn't do anything with the opportunity because, like Garcon, he couldn't beat Marcus Peters' man-to-man coverage.

2018 Week 6 vs GB (3 / 1 / 22 / 0 rec)

With Trent Taylor unavailable due to injury, Bourne served as San Francisco's third wide receiver on the 30 percent of snaps where they employed three-wide personnel. However, he wasn't actually used in the traditional slot role a la Taylor, instead lining up outside or stacked at the line with another receiver. Bourne's lone reception came on the 49ers' first drive. Stacked in front of Marquise Goodwin at the Packers 22-yard line, Bourne was got wide open on his dig route through the middle of Green Bay's zone. He caught the ball in stride and broke a tackle to gain an extra 7 yards, which set up Matt Breida's touchdown run one play later.

2018 Week 5 vs ARI (7 / 4 / 33 / 0 rec)

Bourne saw significant increase in playing time because Pierre Garcon left the game due to injury for a full quarter and was substituted out frequently after he returned. This did not translate to a significant increase in production, however, as he couldn't consistently beat the man-to-man coverage of Arizona's cornerbacks. The rare instance in which he did get separation resulted in his longest reception of the game (10 yards). Working from wide left against Bene Benwikere, he used an outside move to get the cornerback off balance, and then went inside on a shallow cross that was now wide open.

2018 Week 4 vs LAC (4 / 3 / 34 / 1 rec)

With Marquise Goodwin at less than full health, and his backup Dante Pettis, getting injured on the 49ers first punt return of the game, Bourne saw a significant uptick in playing time -- at an unfamiliar position in the formation. Oddly enough, his touchdown catch actually came at his normal position before Goodwin got hurt. Substituting in for Pierre Garcon near the goal line, Bourne ran a quick slant from wide right after faking his initial step to the outside and was able to cross the face of cornerback Casey Hayward for an easy catch.

2018 Week 3 vs KC (2 / 1 / 27 / 0 rec)

Bourne once again produced a big play in limited usage (only 22 percent of snaps). This time, he gained 27 yards on a dig route against the press man-to-man coverage of cornerback Steven Nelson, which put San Francisco in position to score much-needed points going into half time.

2018 Week 2 vs DET (1 / 1 / 4 / 1 rec)

Bourne made the most of his minimal playing time, scoring a touchdown on his only target. He actually lined up in the backfield with the 49ers in 01 personnel (0 running backs, 4 wide receivers) inside the Lions' 5-yard line. This personnel and alignment seemed to confuse Detroit's defense, leaving Bourne completely uncovered on his route into the left flat.