Target Breakdown: Week 7 WR/TE Recap & Week 8 Sleepers

Target Breakdown: Week 7 WR/TE Recap & Week 8 Sleepers

This article is part of our Target Breakdown series.

Blowouts were the theme of Week 7, unfortunately, with just three of 13 games decided by a single score. That's not to say the other 10 were all non-competitive, but at least half of those were decided by midway through the fourth quarter. For that reason, a number of our game-by-game breakdowns below will reference pre-fourth-quarter snap share, though the charts shown with each team still show full-game stats, per usual. Now let's get to it...

Week 7 Sortable Leaderboards

Wide Receivers

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Tee Higgins66.7%341541.7%17244.7%1.8244.1%2
2Deebo Samuel84.9%271140.7%8738.7%3.7040.7%0
3Marquise Brown85.9%451434.1%32156.5%1.7831.1%1
4A.J. Brown60.9%23933.3%12258.7%5.7839.1%1
5Terry McLaurin91.4%361233.3%16859.9%3.3933.3%1
6DeAndre Hopkins82.6%31932.1%8233.9%1.7129.0%1
7Cooper Kupp96.7%421331.7%12234.2%3.7131.0%0
8Freddie Swain76.4%23631.6%5831.0%1.7026.1%0
9DeVonta Smith86.8%33929.0%10431.8%1.8527.3%0
10Chris Godwin84.3%331128.2%12137.3%3.3633.3%2
11Ja'Marr Chase84.1%371027.8%11930.9%5.4327.0%1
12Darius Slayton61.2%28927.3%13062.6%2.2532.1%0
13DJ Moore96.8%441026.3%10236.1%

Blowouts were the theme of Week 7, unfortunately, with just three of 13 games decided by a single score. That's not to say the other 10 were all non-competitive, but at least half of those were decided by midway through the fourth quarter. For that reason, a number of our game-by-game breakdowns below will reference pre-fourth-quarter snap share, though the charts shown with each team still show full-game stats, per usual. Now let's get to it...

Week 7 Sortable Leaderboards

Wide Receivers

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Tee Higgins66.7%341541.7%17244.7%1.8244.1%2
2Deebo Samuel84.9%271140.7%8738.7%3.7040.7%0
3Marquise Brown85.9%451434.1%32156.5%1.7831.1%1
4A.J. Brown60.9%23933.3%12258.7%5.7839.1%1
5Terry McLaurin91.4%361233.3%16859.9%3.3933.3%1
6DeAndre Hopkins82.6%31932.1%8233.9%1.7129.0%1
7Cooper Kupp96.7%421331.7%12234.2%3.7131.0%0
8Freddie Swain76.4%23631.6%5831.0%1.7026.1%0
9DeVonta Smith86.8%33929.0%10431.8%1.8527.3%0
10Chris Godwin84.3%331128.2%12137.3%3.3633.3%2
11Ja'Marr Chase84.1%371027.8%11930.9%5.4327.0%1
12Darius Slayton61.2%28927.3%13062.6%2.2532.1%0
13DJ Moore96.8%441026.3%10236.1%1.6622.7%0
14DK Metcalf81.8%23526.3%7640.6%4.1721.7%0
15Kalif Raymond81.5%32825.8%5944.5%3.5925.0%0
16Calvin Ridley73.0%321025.6%6619.3%0.8131.3%1
17Mike Evans75.7%311025.6%11434.9%2.4532.3%3
18Jarvis Landry53.7%20825.0%6026.2%1.8540.0%1
19Robby Anderson96.8%45923.7%7626.8%0.3120.0%0
20Hunter Renfrow54.0%27823.5%3219.1%2.1529.6%0
21Zach Pascal83.3%25623.1%3619.7%0.5624.0%0
22Brandin Cooks98.0%33722.6%4630.2%0.6421.2%0
23Marquez Callaway92.6%36721.9%7124.0%0.8919.4%1
24Davante Adams84.9%35720.6%5228.2%2.1720.0%0
25Jaylen Waddle82.9%33820.0%5020.8%2.5224.2%0
26Tyler Boyd71.4%34719.4%4110.7%1.1520.6%0
27Odell Beckham59.7%23618.8%8135.7%1.0026.1%0
28Tyreek Hill73.5%41918.8%6419.2%1.2022.0%0
29Christian Kirk72.5%24517.9%6225.6%2.0820.8%1
30Allen Lazard90.6%35617.6%5228.3%1.7117.1%2
31Jakobi Meyers78.4%37717.5%6017.9%1.1918.9%0
32Van Jefferson95.1%40717.1%10629.7%1.0817.5%1
33Darnell Mooney86.2%31516.1%5530.6%1.2616.1%0
34Danny Amendola42.9%17516.1%1912.6%1.0029.4%0
35Nico Collins61.2%24516.1%6744.1%1.1720.8%0
36Tyler Lockett85.5%25315.8%4323.1%0.4812.0%0
37Tim Patrick93.9%34515.6%6231.7%0.4714.7%1
38Courtland Sutton93.9%33515.6%6231.9%2.0615.2%0
39Russell Gage63.5%24615.4%7622.2%2.7925.0%0
40Ashton Dulin61.7%20415.4%4926.5%0.0020.0%1
41Michael Pittman90.0%26415.4%8445.2%4.0415.4%0
42Dante Pettis49.3%23515.2%146.7%1.7021.7%0
43Julio Jones43.8%16414.8%4521.8%2.3825.0%1
44Rashod Bateman63.4%29614.6%7312.8%2.7620.7%0
45Robert Woods96.7%40614.6%359.8%1.7515.0%0
46Jamison Crowder80.3%40614.6%2810.9%0.8515.0%0
47Corey Davis70.5%28614.6%7328.4%1.6821.4%1
48Elijah Moore60.7%29614.6%6525.0%0.4520.7%0
49Keith Kirkwood43.5%21513.2%4716.6%0.7623.8%0
50Marquise Goodwin53.8%20412.9%1910.3%0.8020.0%0
51Allen Robinson93.8%34412.9%6636.1%0.4711.8%0
52Quez Watkins72.1%28412.9%9829.9%1.3214.3%1
53Byron Pringle45.6%25612.5%11133.4%2.9224.0%0
54Nelson Agholor56.8%29512.5%10230.4%1.7617.2%1
55Randall Cobb62.3%27411.8%2010.7%0.8114.8%0
56Henry Ruggs69.8%29411.8%2012.0%0.8313.8%0
57Bryan Edwards88.9%31411.8%3822.8%1.3912.9%1
58Josh Reynolds45.3%17311.1%41.7%1.3517.6%0
59Adam Humphries71.4%33411.1%4817.3%1.0912.1%1
60Dax Milne38.6%21411.1%4114.6%0.7619.0%1
61A.J. Green84.1%27310.7%6024.8%2.4411.1%0
62Rondale Moore52.2%14310.7%-1-0.4%1.2121.4%0
63Mecole Hardman67.6%38510.4%175.0%0.7413.2%0
64Preston Williams42.9%17410.0%2811.5%0.2923.5%1
65Kendrick Bourne52.7%27410.0%4012.0%2.5214.8%0
66Anthony Schwartz41.8%1739.4%6528.6%1.2917.6%0
67Kenny Stills44.1%2139.4%9732.6% 14.3%0
68Tre'Quan Smith52.9%2239.4%4113.9%0.5013.6%0
69Demarcus Robinson79.4%4848.3%236.9%0.158.3%0
70Mack Hollins51.4%2237.5%4116.8%0.5913.6%1

   

Tight Ends

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1T.J. Hockenson80.0%30929.0%6347.4%1.6030.0%1
2Travis Kelce75.0%411225.0%9428.3%1.5929.3%0
3Evan Engram58.2%23824.2%104.9%1.9134.8%1
4Noah Fant89.8%28721.9%3618.6%1.3925.0%1
5Kyle Pitts66.7%31820.5%13439.4%5.2625.8%0
6Mike Gesicki82.9%34820.0%7932.9%2.5023.5%1
7Tyler Higbee100.0%39819.5%349.5%1.1820.5%0
8Ricky Seals-Jones100.0%38719.4%3311.8%1.3418.4%1
9Cole Kmet89.2%25619.4%2715.1%1.7224.0%0
10Zach Ertz49.3%19517.9%5020.7%3.4726.3%0
11Foster Moreau100.0%28617.6%3118.3%2.1421.4%0
12Mark Andrews67.6%27717.1%8114.3%1.7825.9%0
13Dallas Goedert92.6%31516.1%9128.0%2.2616.1%0
14Gerald Everett58.2%17315.8%31.3%0.6517.6%0
15Robert Tonyan67.9%26514.7%3921.0%2.4219.2%1
16Adam Shaheen68.6%19512.5%197.7%1.2126.3%0
17Jonnu Smith21.6%8512.5%5015.0%6.5062.5%0
18Josh Oliver26.8%17512.2%6511.5%1.7129.4%0
19Mo Alie-Cox68.3%9311.5%84.2%2.7833.3%0
20MyCole Pruitt54.7%11311.1%3416.4%2.4527.3%1
21Hayden Hurst58.7%25410.3%278.1%1.4016.0%0
22Cameron Brate54.3%26410.3%4012.4%0.0015.4%3
23Durham Smythe40.0%14410.0%4619.1%2.6428.6%1
24Hunter Henry78.4%25410.0%4613.8%0.9216.0%1
25Jesse James40.0%1139.7%95.0%1.8227.3%0
26Pharaoh Brown51.0%1039.7%10.4%1.1030.0%0
27Austin Hooper65.7%1639.4%52.1%2.6318.8%0
28Adam Trautman85.3%2539.4%92.9%1.4412.0%0
29Marcedes Lewis37.7%638.8%115.9%5.1750.0%0
30C.J. Uzomah82.5%2538.3%4912.6%3.6412.0%0
31O.J. Howard51.4%937.7%329.7%1.0033.3%1
32Ross Dwelley47.2%1327.4%156.9%0.3815.4%0
33Charlie Woerner54.7%827.4%2511.2%3.7525.0%0
34Jordan Akins46.9%1426.5%74.8%0.9314.3%0
35David Njoku58.2%1426.3%00.0%1.2914.3%0
36Ian Thomas71.0%2825.3%2910.3%0.007.1%0
37Tommy Tremble53.2%2125.3%62.2%0.579.5%0
38Ryan Griffin77.0%2624.9%3212.4%0.587.7%0

    

Links to RotoWire's Red Zone Stats

Wide Receivers

Tight Ends

Rushing Stats

   

Year-to-Date Sortable Leaderboards

Wide Receivers (YTD)

 TgtsTgt Sh.AYAY Sh.aDOTRoutesTgt/RtYds/RtEZ Tgt
1Deebo Samuel6333.0%53333.7%8.518633.9%3.481
2Davante Adams7333.2%80543.2%11.021833.5%3.412
3Cooper Kupp8133.6%72534.1%9.023734.2%3.414
4Brandin Cooks6431.4%77149.7%12.021829.4%2.301
5Terry McLaurin6929.1%91648.9%13.323928.9%2.307
6DJ Moore7329.1%81138.6%11.127027.0%2.173
7DK Metcalf5027.8%60440.1%12.119126.2%2.813
8Stefon Diggs5726.4%67735.3%11.920427.9%2.093
9Tyreek Hill7226.3%69835.6%9.724829.0%2.582
10Justin Jefferson5925.7%64940.9%11.023625.0%2.304
11Marquise Brown5724.7%91435.7%16.021926.0%2.587
12Darnell Mooney4425.1%44932.0%10.219123.0%1.813
13Ja'Marr Chase5124.9%77544.7%15.221723.5%3.473
14Tyler Lockett4525.9%58739.8%13.020522.0%2.133
15Keenan Allen5824.1%45727.4%7.923324.9%1.803
16Jakobi Meyers5923.8%51326.6%8.725023.6%1.560
17Courtland Sutton5823.7%95342.7%16.424623.6%2.194
18Mike Williams5623.2%67437.5%12.019428.9%2.576
19Michael Pittman5023.5%56136.5%11.222722.0%2.242
20DeVonta Smith5323.5%72338.9%13.623922.2%1.702
21CeeDee Lamb4923.3%52532.2%10.720324.1%2.455
22Allen Robinson4023.4%46839.9%11.718621.5%1.342
23Marvin Jones4723.6%64232.2%13.720822.6%1.657
24DeAndre Hopkins4720.9%56731.1%12.123120.3%1.827
25Adam Thielen5022.2%47030.5%9.423920.9%1.643
26Tyler Boyd4521.0%30215.7%6.719822.7%1.660
27Calvin Ridley5226.4%51539.3%9.919227.1%1.463
28Diontae Johnson5029.1%47539.9%9.517229.1%2.192
29Jaylen Waddle5721.4%30417.3%5.325222.6%1.521
30Robert Woods5020.7%45920.0%9.222821.9%1.866
31Tee Higgins4327.7%41829.9%9.715128.5%1.704
32Amari Cooper4320.0%50529.2%11.720620.9%1.813
33Corey Davis4220.2%57732.4%13.717923.5%1.953
34Hunter Renfrow5120.0%33014.5%6.520025.5%2.002
35Mike Evans5920.1%82132.3%13.928121.0%1.776
36Cole Beasley4319.5%22611.4%5.319222.4%1.582
37Laviska Shenault4121.0%28615.6%7.017124.0%1.791
38Robby Anderson4919.1%62529.2%12.826118.8%0.784
39A.J. Brown4324.6%55939.7%13.015228.3%2.335
40Marquez Callaway2818.1%38628.4%13.813720.4%1.854
41Chris Godwin5718.8%51319.1%9.029019.7%1.796
42Chase Claypool4221.8%49436.6%11.817024.7%2.111
43Emmanuel Sanders3917.7%68731.8%17.621118.5%1.968
44Christian Kirk3617.5%46930.2%13.017320.8%2.364
45Odell Beckham3321.7%47434.5%14.413225.0%1.712
46A.J. Green3517.0%43527.2%12.421216.5%1.924
47Zach Pascal3516.4%26515.3%7.621816.1%1.006
48Tim Patrick3915.9%44820.0%11.523416.7%1.542
49K.J. Osborn3515.2%28017.2%8.018518.9%1.680
50Kalif Raymond3915.1%41926.3%10.822517.3%1.480
51Rondale Moore3115.0%654.7%2.111327.4%2.681
52Nelson Agholor3614.5%55529.2%15.422216.2%1.242
53Mecole Hardman4014.4%27713.2%6.921418.7%1.351
54Henry Ruggs3613.7%56726.3%15.821017.1%2.230
55Sammy Watkins3220.8%41326.3%12.912326.0%2.371
56Sterling Shepard3624.5%28824.9%8.013726.3%2.180
57Antonio Brown4220.4%52029.6%12.414529.0%2.883
58Van Jefferson3314.1%44420.9%13.520016.5%1.522
59Jalen Reagor3013.3%25813.9%8.619815.2%0.830
60Freddie Swain2410.5%1746.6%7.215515.5%1.092
61Amon-Ra St. Brown3314.5%26117.4%7.920516.1%1.000
62Elijah Moore2614.9%34523.9%13.312920.2%0.610
63Julio Jones2717.5%35529.6%13.112122.3%2.493
64Bryan Edwards3112.2%43719.5%14.122513.8%1.542
65JuJu Smith-Schuster2814.4%18112.7%6.514319.6%0.900
66DeVante Parker3221.9%44741.3%14.014422.2%1.683
67Kadarius Toney3015.5%22614.1%7.510329.1%3.082
68Quez Watkins2611.5%37919.5%14.617115.2%2.043
69Kendrick Bourne2811.3%30816.1%11.018215.4%1.920
70Kenny Golladay2916.9%40127.4%13.814320.3%1.972
71Braxton Berrios2313.8%14110.1%6.110222.5%1.530
72Adam Humphries2611.0%1799.5%6.918214.3%1.021
73Rashard Higgins2112.1%25517.7%12.212017.5%1.180
74Jamison Crowder2119.8%10311.6%4.99123.1%1.311
75Allen Lazard2111.6%20012.0%9.518611.3%0.994
76Chester Rogers2110.7%19612.3%9.314314.7%1.301
77Darius Slayton2316.9%33330.8%14.58427.4%2.260
78Terrace Marshall2210.3%1358.3%6.115014.7%0.771
79Quintez Cephus2211.7%25220.6%11.512517.6%1.632
80Dyami Brown2012.4%26922.6%13.512715.7%0.642
81Byron Pringle237.9%28513.6%12.411220.5%2.171
82Demarcus Robinson207.7%25211.0%12.62288.8%0.582

   

Tight Ends (YTD)

 TgtsTgt Sh.AYAY ShareaDOTRoutesTgt/RtYds/RtEZ Tgt
1Darren Waller5324.4%52525.2%9.922124.0%1.714
2Travis Kelce6523.4%50124.9%7.724726.3%2.160
3Mark Andrews5122.5%53621.8%10.519126.7%2.704
4George Kittle2822.3%18521.5%6.610825.9%2.100
5T.J. Hockenson5320.5%39123.4%7.424122.0%1.492
6Noah Fant4920.0%31313.1%6.420923.4%1.494
7Kyle Pitts4418.3%45528.0%10.420022.0%2.363
8Mike Gesicki5118.1%46223.9%9.120624.8%2.071
9Dalton Schultz3718.0%21613.0%5.813926.6%2.580
10Cole Kmet3016.0%23816.5%7.914520.7%1.191
11Rob Gronkowski2115.7%19120.1%9.18325.3%2.223
12Logan Thomas1415.7%12418.4%8.88716.1%1.342
13Evan Engram2915.3%1298.4%4.514020.7%1.221
14Ricky Seals-Jones2714.1%1709.7%6.314418.8%1.315
15Jared Cook3313.7%27814.7%8.416420.1%1.434
16Tyler Higbee3313.7%1516.8%4.620316.3%1.224
17Tyler Conklin3013.0%1408.3%4.716218.5%1.481
18Hunter Henry3212.9%28314.1%8.817418.4%1.522
19David Njoku2112.9%16514.5%7.910719.6%2.650
20Austin Hooper2212.4%814.8%3.711818.6%1.212
21Jonnu Smith3012.1%1467.1%4.98634.9%2.052
22Dallas Goedert2411.9%21514.1%9.014616.4%1.962
23Dawson Knox2711.8%23010.7%8.516016.9%1.794
24Robert Tonyan2511.1%20710.5%8.314417.4%1.082
25Gerald Everett1511.0%545.8%3.610114.9%1.270
26Maxx Williams1710.9%917.6%5.49318.3%2.081
27Adam Trautman1310.4%707.0%5.48415.5%1.190
28Pharaoh Brown1810.1%977.7%5.48920.2%1.280
29Mo Alie-Cox219.9%20712.5%9.98724.1%2.034
30Jordan Akins209.8%1297.9%6.412516.0%0.992
31Juwan Johnson129.6%1209.0%10.04924.5%1.472
32Anthony Firkser159.5%978.3%6.59116.5%1.041
33C.J. Uzomah199.3%1216.8%6.416711.4%1.531
34Will Dissly129.2%606.0%5.09812.2%1.200
35Pat Freiermuth208.6%1378.3%6.810219.6%1.551
36Harrison Bryant128.6%12510.4%10.46817.6%1.240
37Jack Doyle188.5%1076.9%6.011216.1%1.100
38Hayden Hurst198.3%12010.3%6.313214.4%1.050
39Ryan Griffin178.2%1115.4%6.510815.7%0.591
40Cameron Brate217.9%1837.6%8.714814.2%0.744
41Durham Smythe187.9%1447.9%8.010117.8%1.332
42Blake Jarwin147.9%1146.6%8.28915.7%1.013
43Ian Thomas167.3%1096.5%6.812412.9%0.971
44Kyle Rudolph156.7%1024.8%6.811313.3%0.772

   

Injury Report

Inactive

WRs DeVante Parker (hamstring) + Will Fuller (IR/finger)

WR Kenny Golladay (knee) + Sterling Shepard (hamstring) + Kadarius Toney (ankle)

WR Antonio Brown (ankle)

WR Sammy Watkins (hamstring)

WR Curtis Samuel (groin)

WR Deonte Harris (hamstring)

WR Terrace Marshall (concussion)

WR Jerry Jeudy (IR/ankle)

WR Michael Gallup (IR/calf)

WR Tyrell Williams (IR/concussion)

WR Dee Eskridge (IR/concussion)

WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling (IR/hamstring)

    

TE Rob Gronkowski (ribs)

TE George Kittle (IR/calf)

TE Logan Thomas (IR/hamstring)

TE Albert Okwuegbunam (IR/hamstring)

         

In-Game Injuries

WR Dyami Brown exited with a knee injury

TE Jonnu Smith hurt his shoulder.

           

Waivers & Sleepers for Week 8

Limited to players rostered in 40 percent* or less of Yahoo leagues.

*slight change this week

Wide Receivers

Waivers, Pt. 1 — Potential Week 8 Starters/Streamers

  1. DeVante Parker (hamstring) - 36% rostered
  2. Randall Cobb - 9%
  3. Allen Lazard - 4%
  4. Darius Slayton - 15%
  5. Jamison Crowder - 23%
  6. Michael Gallup - 40%
  7. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (hamstring) - 5%
  8. Zach Pascal - 7%
  9. Russell Gage - 10%
  10. Van Jefferson - 9%
  11. Kalif Raymond - 3%
  12. Kendrick Bourne - 6%
  13. Jamal Agnew - 1%
  14. Equanimeous St. Brown - 1%
  15. Tyler Johnson - 1%

Waivers, Pt. 2 — Bench Stashes & Sleepers

  1. Rashod Bateman - 32%
  2. Terrace Marshall - 6%
  3. Elijah Moore - 16%
  4. Amon-Ra St. Brown - 19%
  5. Quez Watkins - 3%
  6. Sammy Watkins - 12%
  7. Nico Collins - 1%
  8. Byron Pringle - 1%
  9. Gabriel Davis - 2%

   

Tight Ends

Waivers, Pt. 1 — Potential Week 8 Starters/Streamers

  1. Tyler Conklin - 10%
  2. Dan Arnold - 4%
  3. C.J. Uzomah - 19%
  4. Evan Engram - 31%

Waivers, Pt. 2 — Bench Stashes & Sleepers

  1. Pat Freiermuth - 5%
  2. Hayden Hurst - 3%
  3. Cole Kmet - 26%
  4. Foster Moreau - 3%
  5. Donald Parham - 1%
  6. Tommy Tremble - 1%

      

Drops & Benchings

Drop'Em

WR Tim Patrick

WR Jalen Reagor

TE Jonnu Smith

TE O.J. Howard

TE Austin Hooper

TE David Njoku

         

Bench'Em

WR Tyler Boyd

WR Robby Anderson

WR Henry Ruggs

WR Allen Robinson

WR Darnell Mooney

TE Gerald Everett

        

Week 7 Game-by-Game Breakdowns

Broncos (14) at Browns (17) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Tim Patrick93.9%34515.6%6231.7%0.4714.7%1
2Courtland Sutton93.9%33515.6%6231.9%2.0615.2%0
3Noah Fant89.8%28721.9%3618.6%1.3925.0%1
4Kendall Hinton46.9%1726.3%94.6%0.8811.8%0
  • Fant is top 10 among TEs for pretty much any usage stat you can come up with, but his 6.4 aDOT ranks just 36th among 54 TEs with double-digit targets, while 1.49 yards per route places 20th.
  • Hinton didn't do much, but he did work ahead of Diontae Spencer and John Brown as the No. 3 receiver. Granted, he'll fall back to No. 4 when Jerry Jeudy returns from a high ankle sprain, which seems to be right around the corner...

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Austin Hooper65.7%1639.4%52.1%2.6318.8%0
2Odell Beckham59.7%23618.8%8135.7%1.0026.1%0
3Rashard Higgins58.2%1826.3%114.9%-0.1111.1%0
4David Njoku58.2%1426.3%00.0%1.2914.3%0
5Jarvis Landry53.7%20825.0%6026.2%1.8540.0%1
6Harrison Bryant41.8%1226.3%156.7%1.2516.7%0
  • Landry returned from a knee injury to suit up for the first time since Week 2, and he unsurprisingly led the team in targets with Beckham playing through a shoulder injury.
    • Plus, Case Keenum was at QB, and Baker Mayfield will be playing through his own shoulder injury once he returns. There are a lot of moving parts here, but don't be surprised if it somehow leads to a big second half of the season for Landry.
  • Donovan Peoples-Jones (groin) was held out after suffering an injury in pregame warmups.
  • The Browns really mixed up their personnel looks, running at least 10 snaps from each of the following groupings: 11, 12, 13, 01
  • Beckham got nine of 10 snaps in 12 personnel. Landry got five. Bryant actually played all 10, while Hooper (six) and Njoku (four) shared.
  • In 11 personnel, Higgins (88%) actually got the most playing time, followed by Beckham (76%), Landry (68%), Hooper (64%), Schwartz (48%) and Njoku (36%).
    • The big game for Njoku never really led to an expanded role, and now he's arguably heading in the wrong direction.

         

Jets (13) at Patriots (54) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Jamison Crowder80.3%40614.6%2810.9%0.8515.0%0
2Ryan Griffin77.0%2624.9%3212.4%0.587.7%0
3Corey Davis70.5%28614.6%7328.4%1.6821.4%1
4Elijah Moore60.7%29614.6%6525.0%0.4520.7%0
5Keelan Cole36.1%1524.9%114.1%0.4013.3%0
6Denzel Mims31.1%1524.9%3011.7%0.4013.3%0
  • Just when you think all hope is lost...
  • Different coaching staff and a lot of different teammates, but Crowder did do pretty well in Elite Joe's four starts for the Jets last year: 8-116-1, 7-48-0, 2-26-1, 1-16-0.
    • With a downward trend, admittedly
  • Moore finished with only 1-13-0 on six targets, but he had a 19-yard rushing TD and ran the second most routes on the team.
  • Crowder played zero of 10 snaps with two or fewer receivers on the field. The Jets just didn't have many of those.
  • In formations with 3+ WRs, Crowder got 95% of snaps, followed by Griffin (73%), Davis (71%), Moore (62%), Cole (38%) and Mims (33%)
    • HOWEVER, Davis played 87% in 11 personnel before the fourth quarter, while Mims was at only 18%. So, Mims and a couple other guys took garbage-time work from Davis.
  • Snap shares before Q4: Davis (84%), Crowder (78%), Griffin (76%), Moore (51%), Cole (43%), Mims (18%)

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Hunter Henry78.4%25410.0%4613.8%0.9216.0%1
2Jakobi Meyers78.4%37717.5%6017.9%1.1918.9%0
3Nelson Agholor56.8%29512.5%10230.4%1.7617.2%1
4Kendrick Bourne52.7%27410.0%4012.0%2.5214.8%0
5N'Keal Harry39.2%1525.0%329.5%1.8713.3%0
6Jonnu Smith21.6%8512.5%5015.0%6.5062.5%0
  • Smith went Full Jonnu before the shoulder injury, with five targets and 52 yards on only eight routes.
    • Smith left early in the second quarter and didn't return.
    • Q1 snap shares: Smith (88%), Meyers (88%), Agholor (69%), Henry (50%), Bourne (31%), Harry (25%).
  • Pre-Q4 snap shares: Meyers (95%), Henry (81%), Agholor (72%), Bourne (63%), Jonnu (30%), Harry (30%).
  • Henry has TDs in four straight, but with just six targets over his past two games total. It is possible a Smith absence could value Henry from low-end TE1 to solid TE.
  • This game was a lesson in how to score 50 points without helping anybody's fantasy team. How very Belichickian.

         

Panthers (3) at Giants (25) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Robby Anderson96.8%45923.7%7626.8%0.3120.0%0
2DJ Moore96.8%441026.3%10236.1%1.6622.7%0
3Ian Thomas71.0%2825.3%2910.3% 7.1%0
4Tommy Tremble53.2%2125.3%62.2%0.579.5%0
5Keith Kirkwood43.5%21513.2%4716.6%0.7623.8%0
6Shi Smith32.3%1725.3%2910.1% 11.8%0
  • Terrace Marshall was out with a concussion and Brandon Zylstra (hamstring) is on IR, which left Kirkwood and Smith to platoon in the No. 3 role.
  • I take this all very seriously as a diehard Robby Anderson fan, but it is pretty amusing that the nightmare season started with a 57-yard touchdown on his first target.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Darius Slayton61.2%28927.3%13062.6%2.2532.1%0
2Evan Engram58.2%23824.2%104.9%1.9134.8%1
3Kyle Rudolph56.7%1326.1%0-0.1%0.6215.4%0
4John Ross50.7%2326.1%178.2%1.178.7%0
5Dante Pettis49.3%23515.2%146.7%1.7021.7%0

         

Falcons (30) at Dolphins (28) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Calvin Ridley73.0%321025.6%6619.3%0.8131.3%1
2Kyle Pitts66.7%31820.5%13439.4%5.2625.8%0
3Russell Gage63.5%24615.4%7622.2%2.7925.0%0
4Hayden Hurst58.7%25410.3%278.1%1.4016.0%0
5Tajae Sharpe22.2%1025.1%82.3%1.8020.0%0
  • Pitts now ranks fourth among TEs with 2.36 yards per route.
    • And, despite having a bye already, he's now seventh in targets (44) and routes (200).
    • His 18.3% target share places only seventh, but that's for the full season. Over his past three games, Pitts is at 21.8% target share, fourth best among TEs in that time.
  • Gage returned from an ankle injury and reclaimed his role as the No. 2 receiver, finishing with 4-67-1 on six targets, though he ran one fewer route than Atlanta's No. 2 TE Hayden Hurst.
  • Hurst has four or more targets in three straight games. Granted, Ridley missed one of those games and Gage missed two.
  • Between the two-TE formations and Cordarrelle Patterson, there really isn't much room for a No. 3 receiver here.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Mike Gesicki82.9%34820.0%7932.9%2.5023.5%1
2Jaylen Waddle82.9%33820.0%5020.8%2.5224.2%0
3Adam Shaheen68.6%19512.5%197.7%1.2126.3%0
4Mack Hollins51.4%2237.5%4116.8%0.5913.6%1
5Preston Williams42.9%17410.0%2811.5%0.2923.5%1
6Durham Smythe40.0%14410.0%4619.1%2.6428.6%1
  • Gesicki saw three targets on 39 percent of snaps Week 1... and has since logged at least six targets and 64 percent of snaps in every game.
    • The 82% snap share Sunday was fourth-largest of his career.
    • In fact, four of the 20 largest snap shares of Gesicki's career have come in the past four weeks (69%, 78%, 70%, 82%). Miami's incompetence has worked in his favor, with the team's RBs combining for only 16.4 carries per game.
  • The Dolphins were in 12 personnel for 59 of 73 snaps, 81%.
    • Will Fuller (finger) and DeVante Parker (hamstring) both missed another week, but Preston Williams did return to the lineup... and caught one pass for five yards.
    • Snap shares in 12 personnel: Waddle (83%), Gesicki (82%), Shaheen (78%), Hollins (53%), Williams (44%), Smythe (41%).
    • The Dolphins also ran 40-plus snaps from 12 personnel in Weeks 5 and 6. In other words, the Week 7 rate was higher, but they'd already been way, way above league-average for a few games now.
  • Waddle remains heavy on targets, light on air yards, with a 6.25 aDOT this week.
    • That's actually slightly deeper than his season mark of 5.3 aDOT, which ranks 80th out of  83 WRs with 20 plus targets.
    • Only guys behind him are Cole Beasley (5.3), Jamison Crowder (4.9) and Rondale Moore (2.1). Not bad company, but not what most expected for Waddle.

         

Bengals (41) at Ravens (17) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Ja'Marr Chase84.1%371027.8%11930.9%5.4327.0%1
2C.J. Uzomah82.5%2538.3%4912.6%3.6412.0%0
3Tyler Boyd71.4%34719.4%4110.7%1.1520.6%0
4Tee Higgins66.7%341541.7%17244.7%1.8244.1%2
  • Higgins finally got the air yards in addition to the targets... but it was still Chase (and Uzomah) who had the big day.
  • The guy I'm really worried about? Boyd. He's slower, smaller and older than his WR teammates, and Boyd's target share is only 17.8% in the five games Higgins has played.
    • Higgins' is 27.4%, and Chase's is 23.6%.
    • Does Chase see more going forward because he's so, so good, or does he see less because opponents give him more attention? I say more, but I also think Tee will get his.
  • Uzomah has done great with his chances this year, but even Sunday he saw just three targets.
    • He also took eight pass-blocking snaps, doubling his season total, per PFF. That helped Cincinnati deal with Baltimore's blitzing
    • Five TDs in his past four games! On 14 targets!

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Marquise Brown85.9%451434.1%32156.5%1.7831.1%1
2Mark Andrews67.6%27717.1%8114.3%1.7825.9%0
3Rashod Bateman63.4%29614.6%7312.8%2.7620.7%0
4Devin Duvernay47.9%2412.4%122.1%0.464.2%0
5Josh Oliver26.8%17512.2%6511.5%1.7129.4%0
  • Lamar Jackson defaulted to Hollywood deep balls for his second read the way Joe Flacco used to default to Ray Rice dump-offs.
    • One was a spectacular touchdown, while the rest were varying levels of desperate or ill-conceived.
    • Brown saw seven targets 20-plus yards downfield, three more than any other player in Week 7 (Cooper Kupp got four; Byron Pringle, A.J. Brown and Tee Higgins each saw three).
  • Oliver saw a season-high five targets and finished with 2-29-0, but he may drop to third on the depth chart with the Ravens hoping to have Nick Boyle (knee) after their Week 8 bye.
  • Bateman and Andrews both played 81% of snaps before the fourth quarter.
    • It wasn't a huge difference, but I did notice that the Ravens pulled Jackson, Andrews and Bateman a couple plays before Hollywood. Which seems strange... maybe Brown wanted a 100-yard game?

         

Washington Football Team (10) at Packers (24) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Ricky Seals-Jones100.0%38719.4%3311.8%1.3418.4%1
2Terry McLaurin91.4%361233.3%16859.9%3.3933.3%1
3Adam Humphries71.4%33411.1%4817.3%1.0912.1%1
4DeAndre Carter54.3%1912.8%41.4%0.215.3%0
5Dax Milne38.6%21411.1%4114.6%0.7619.0%1

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Allen Lazard90.6%35617.6%5228.3%1.7117.1%2
2Davante Adams84.9%35720.6%5228.2%2.1720.0%0
3Robert Tonyan67.9%26514.7%3921.0%2.4219.2%1
4Randall Cobb62.3%27411.8%2010.7%0.8114.8%0
5Marcedes Lewis37.7%638.8%115.9%5.1750.0%0
6Equanimeous St. Brown22.6%512.9%2614.0% 0.0020.0%0
  • Lazard saw a season-high five targets in Week 6 and scored his first TD of the season. He then saw six in Sunday's game and scored his second TD.
    • And now Davante Adams is on the reserve/COVID-19 list, leaving Lazard as Green Bay's likely No. 1 receiver Thursday night at Arizona.
    • Marquez Valdes-Scantling (hamstring) is on IR still, but he's eligible to return and hasn't been ruled out.
  • Tonyan and Cobb, in addition to Lazard, become viable fantasy starts with Adams out of the lineup. And you can bet Aaron Jones will stay busy. Even Equanimeous may be in play!

         

Chiefs (3) at Titans (27) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Demarcus Robinson79.4%4848.3%236.9%0.158.3%0
2Travis Kelce75.0%411225.0%9428.3%1.5929.3%0
3Tyreek Hill73.5%41918.8%6419.2%1.2022.0%0
4Mecole Hardman67.6%38510.4%175.0%0.7413.2%0
5Byron Pringle45.6%25612.5%11133.4%2.9224.0%0
  • Pre-Q4 snap shares: Kelce (86%), Hill (81%), Robinson (67%), Hardman (58%), Pringle (44%), Gordon (22%).
    • That's a messy WR situation behind Hill.
    • Hardman isn't gonna happen, and I think it's mostly because he just isn't that good.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1A.J. Brown60.9%23933.3%12258.7%5.7839.1%1
2MyCole Pruitt54.7%11311.1%3416.4%2.4527.3%1
3Geoff Swaim54.7%613.7%42.1%1.3316.7%0
4Josh Reynolds45.3%17311.1%41.7%1.3517.6%0
5Julio Jones43.8%16414.8%4521.8%2.3825.0%1
6Marcus Johnson42.2%1113.7%94.5%0.009.1%0
7Anthony Firkser34.4%913.7%83.7%1.0011.1%0
  • Pre-Q4 snap shares: Brown (68%), Swaim (57%), Pruitt (48%), Reynolds (48%), Jones (47%), NWI (38%), Firkser (33%).
  • Jones has played 50%, 66% and 43% of snaps his past three games, with four, five and four targets. That covers Weeks 3, 6 & 7.
    • It's possible he'd still play 85% if truly healthy. But we may never find out!

         

Eagles (22) at Raiders (33) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Dallas Goedert92.6%31516.1%9128.0%2.2616.1%0
2DeVonta Smith86.8%33929.0%10431.8%1.8527.3%0
3Jalen Reagor80.9%2726.5%226.9%0.937.4%0
4Quez Watkins72.1%28412.9%9829.9%1.3214.3%1
  • Goedert took on an every-down role, while No. 2 TE Jack Stoll played 19% of snaps.
  • Goedert took 51 of 55 snaps (93%) in 11 personnel, and nine of nine snaps in 12 personnel.
    • Even in a bad offense, Goedert's combination of talent and playing time is tantalizing.
    • And he blocked on just one of 37 pass snaps. Woot woot.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Foster Moreau100.0%28617.6%3118.3%2.1421.4%0
2Bryan Edwards88.9%31411.8%3822.8%1.3912.9%1
3Henry Ruggs69.8%29411.8%2012.0%0.8313.8%0
4Hunter Renfrow54.0%27823.5%3219.1%2.1529.6%0
  • Darren Waller (ankle) was a late scratch, thrusting Moreau into an every-down role.
    • Moreau still played most of his snaps in-line (68%). He got 18% in the slot, 8% in the backfield and 6% wide.
    • Moreau blocked on only five of 37 pass snaps, per PFF.
    • Waller, for the year, is at 43% in-line, 40% slot and 17% wide.
  • Consider me unsurprised that Waller being injured didn't really change much for Ruggs or Edwards. One-game sample, granted.
  • Two bold predictions in one: This won't be Renfrow's last 1,000-yard season. And we won't have to wait long for the second.
    • Yes, I know he's slow.

         

Lions (19) at Rams (28) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Kalif Raymond81.5%32825.8%5944.5%3.5925.0%0
2T.J. Hockenson80.0%30929.0%6347.4%1.6030.0%1
3Amon-Ra St. Brown64.6%2800.0%00.0%0.000.0%0
4Geronimo Allison49.2%1726.5%2317.4% 11.8%0
5KhaDarel Hodge46.2%1713.2%-2-1.2%0.185.9%0
  • Rough season when your housecat-goes-full-lion moment is just another nine-point loss at the end of the day.
  • Hoo-rah for Amon-Ra! Geronimo!
    • And he doesn't even have Jalen Ramsey as an excuse. Per PFF, St. Brown took 35 of his 43 snaps in the slot, while Ramsey played just seven of his 69 there (the Rams used him as more of a pure corner, almost, with 52 perimeters snaps).
  • Raymond put up 6-115-0 on eight targets, including 54 YAC.
    • He had 6-37-0 on seven targets the week before.
    • 15 targets on 89% and 81% of snaps over a two-week stretch. Can't ignore it, even if he's pint-sized.

   

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Tyler Higbee100.0%39819.5%349.5%1.1820.5%0
2Robert Woods96.7%40614.6%359.8%1.7515.0%0
3Cooper Kupp96.7%421331.7%12234.2%3.7131.0%0
4Van Jefferson95.1%40717.1%10629.7%1.0817.5%1
5DeSean Jackson4.9%312.4%3510.0% 33.3%0
  • In case you were wondering Sean McVay's thoughts on whether Van Jefferson or DeSean Jackson is the better player at this point in their respective careers...
    • Jefferson played 94% of snaps, after three straight games between 58-68%. And he finished with 4-43-1 on a season-high seven targets. But you'd still think Jackson has a decent-sized role most weeks, right?
  • With Davante Adams seemingly about to miss a game, is it too early to start talking about Kupp winning the receiving triple crown? He's got it right now, but Adams is just four receptions behind (56-52) and 65 yards behind (809-744).

         

Bears (3) at Buccaneers (38) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Allen Robinson93.8%34412.9%6636.1%0.4711.8%0
2Cole Kmet89.2%25619.4%2715.1%1.7224.0%0
3Darnell Mooney86.2%31516.1%5530.6%1.2616.1%0
4Marquise Goodwin53.8%20412.9%1910.3%0.8020.0%0
5Jesse James40.0%1139.7%95.0%1.8227.3%0
  • Jimmy Graham (reserve/COVID-19) was out, though he doesn't play much anyway (usually about one-third of the snaps).
  • Yuck. Just yuck. Bears fans don't deserve this.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Chris Godwin84.3%331128.2%12137.3%3.3633.3%2
2Mike Evans75.7%311025.6%11434.9%2.4532.3%3
3Tyler Johnson67.1%2825.1%-3-1.0%0.577.1%0
4Cameron Brate54.3%26410.3%4012.4% 15.4%3
5O.J. Howard51.4%937.7%329.7%1.0033.3%1
  • Brate saw three of his four targets in the end zone but finished with a goose egg. Woof.
    • He has just 15 targets in four games sans Gronk.
    • Howard has 14, but he finished with only 1-9-0 on nine routes Sunday.
  • Godwin feels a little disappointing, but he's more or less on track relative to ADP after his 8-111-1 receiving line this past Sunday.
    • He's averaging 6.0 catches for 74.3 yards, with four TDs (one rushing) in seven games).
  • Evans is tied with Zach Pascal for second-most targets inside the 10-yard line (seven).
    • Evans is 5-for-7, Pascal 2-for-7. And Cooper Kupp is 6-for-9. Nice.
  • Johnson filled in for Antonio Brown (ankle) as the No. 3 receiver, and while he finished with only 2-16-0 on two targets, Johnson ran just three fewer routes than Mike Evans.

         

Texans (5) at Cardinals (31) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Brandin Cooks98.0%33722.6%4630.2%0.6421.2%0
2Nico Collins61.2%24516.1%6744.1%1.1720.8%0
3Pharaoh Brown51.0%1039.7%10.4%1.1030.0%0
4Chris Conley49.0%1200.0%00.0%0.000.0%0
5Jordan Akins46.9%1426.5%74.8%0.9314.3%0
6Danny Amendola42.9%17516.1%1912.6%1.0029.4%0
  • Collins' 28 receiving yards were a team high.
  • Over the past four weeks, Cooks averaged 5.5 catches for 45 yards on 8.0 targets.
    • However, he did face Buffalo, New England, Indianapolis (his one good game, 9-89-0) and Arizona. So while his early season production was unsustainable, Cooks shouldn't be 45-yards-per-week bad the rest of the way.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1A.J. Green84.1%27310.7%6024.8%2.4411.1%0
2DeAndre Hopkins82.6%31932.1%8233.9%1.7129.0%1
3Christian Kirk72.5%24517.9%6225.6%2.0820.8%1
4Rondale Moore52.2%14310.7%-1-0.4%1.2121.4%0
5Zach Ertz49.3%19517.9%5020.7%3.4726.3%0
  • Ertz ran a route on 56% of Kyler Murray's dropbacks in his first game with the Cardinals.
    • I'll take an L on that one. I thought he'd be eased in, given how well the team has been playing and how little they've thrown to tight ends in the past.

         

Colts (30) at 49ers (18) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Michael Pittman90.0%26415.4%8445.2%4.0415.4%0
2Zach Pascal83.3%25623.1%3619.7%0.5624.0%0
3Jack Doyle73.3%1313.8%00.2%0.00 7.7%0
4Mo Alie-Cox68.3%9311.5%84.2%2.7833.3%0
5Ashton Dulin61.7%20415.4%4926.5%0.0020.0%1
  • With Parris Campbell (foot) on IR and T.Y. Hilton (quad) inactive, Dulin stepped up as the No. 3 receiver.
    • Ok, he caught two passes for no yards on four targets. "Stepped up" may not be the right term. But he does have at least one fan.
  • Pascal hasn't topped 8.4 PPR points since Week 2, but he's still played at least 82% of snaps in every game, and he's seen at least five targets in six of seven. Of course, his season highs are seven targets, five catches and 48 yards... not much of a ceiling unless he scores twice (which he did Week 1).
  • Pittman is playing well and leads the team in basically every receiving category, usage or otherwise. However, he isn't seeing dominant volume, now down to 7.1 targets per game and instead relying on excellent efficiency(70.0% catch rate, 10.2 YPT).
    • You could argue that he should have less than 508 yards but more than two TDs.
  • Pittman has five targets inside the 10-yard line, 31.3% of the team total and tied for seventh most in the league
    • But he has only two catches and zero TDs on those plays, and neither of his touchdowns came in the red zone.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Deebo Samuel84.9%271140.7%8738.7%3.7040.7%0
2Brandon Aiyuk69.8%2013.7%52.4%0.305.0%0
3Charlie Woerner54.7%827.4%2511.2%3.7525.0%0
4Mohamed Sanu49.1%1813.7%115.0%0.895.6%0
5Ross Dwelley47.2%1327.4%156.9%0.3815.4%0
6Trent Sherfield30.2%927.4%2812.5%1.0022.2%0
  • This is where I give up on Aiyuk. While he should still be rostered in dynasty and deep leagues, he's cuttable for 10/12-team redraft.
  • Dwelley and Woerner formed a timeshare at tight end, after Dwelley had played 91% of snaps in the first game without George Kittle (IR/calf).
  • Samuel now leads the NFL in target share at 34.1%, a sliver ahead of Davante Adams (34.0%) and Cooper Kupp (33.8%).
    • Brandin Cooks is fourth at 31.2%. The awful environment caught up to him, but he's still dominating what's available.

         

Saints (13) at Seahawks (10) 

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Marquez Callaway92.6%36721.9%7124.0%0.8919.4%1
2Adam Trautman85.3%2539.4%92.9%1.4412.0%0
3Tre'Quan Smith52.9%2239.4%4113.9%0.5013.6%0
4Kenny Stills44.1%2139.4%9732.6% 0.0014.3%0
5Juwan Johnson26.5%913.1%62.2%0.8911.1%0
6Ty Montgomery16.2%813.1%-1-0.5%  0.0012.5%0
  • Callaway does now have his two largest target totals of the season (8, 7) in his past two games, and he's played at least 82% of snaps in three straight. And the banged-up Tampa secondary is coming to town this week, in a matchup where Sean Payton won't necessarily be able to sit on the ball the way he'd like to.
  • Alvin Kamara leads all RBs with 22.4 target share.

     

 Snap %RoutesTgtsTgt Sh.Air YdsAY Sh.Yds/RtTgt/RtEZ Tgt
1Tyler Lockett85.5%25315.8%4323.1%0.4812.0%0
2DK Metcalf81.8%23526.3%7640.6%4.1721.7%0
3Freddie Swain76.4%23631.6%5831.0%1.7026.1%0
4Will Dissly72.7%1000.0%00.0%0.000.0%0
5Gerald Everett58.2%17315.8%31.3%0.6517.6%0
  • ICYMI, Metcalf had an 84-yard TD catch and then Kamara caught a bunch of passes. The end.
    • What are the chances of all three primetime games featuring lousy qbs, lousy weather and lousy teams? What a week!

                  

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Jerry Donabedian
Jerry was a 2018 finalist for the FSWA's Player Notes Writer of the Year and DFS Writer of the Year awards. A Baltimore native, Jerry roots for the Ravens and watches "The Wire" in his spare time.
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