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<\/a><\/p>\n\u201c3 years no TDs! Yall favorite wrs can never say they touch paint fwm,\u201d Porter wrote on his Instagram story.<\/p>\n
Across three seasons, Porter has allowed just one touchdown, according to Pro Football Focus, and that came in his rookie season. Since then, he hasn\u2019t allowed a touchdown. Last season, Porter allowed just 29 receptions on 60 targets for 299 yards. He broke up 11 passes and had one interception, finishing with a grade of 67.6 overall from PFF.<\/p>\n
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