Target Breakdown: Week 5 WR/TE Recap & Week 6 Sleepers

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Updated on October 12, 2021 5:48PM EST

In which Ricky Seals-Jones and Kadarius Toney steal the show...

Week 5 Sortable Leaderboards

WRs - Week 5

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Davante Adams	90%	36	16	46%	223	71%	44%	5.72	2
2	Robert Woods	99%	36	14	40%	127	30%	39%	4.17	0
3	Mike Williams	79%	36	16	38%	230	61%	44%	4.58	1
4	Kadarius Toney	56%	24	13	35%	134	34%	54%	7.88	2
5	DeAndre Hopkins	92%	33	9	32%	144	71%	27%	2.64	2
6	Deebo Samuel	88%	29	9	32%	107	36%	31%	2.00	1
7	Courtland Sutton	90%	36	11	31%	158	48%	31%	3.33	1
8	Tyler Lockett	87%	33	10	31%	161	47%	30%	1.73	1
9	Cooper Kupp	88%	34	10	29%	124	29%	29%	2.71	0
10	Marquez Callaway	84%	26	8	29%	138	42%	31%	3.27	1
11	A.J. Brown	66%	23	6	29%	50	31%	26%	1.65	0
12	Terry McLaurin	83%	39	11	28%	155	40%	28%	1.18	0
13	Ja'Marr Chase	91%	39	10	27%	200	64%	26%	4.08	1
14	Tim Patrick	95%	39	9	26%	79	24%	23%	2.28	1
15	Amon-Ra St. Brown	70%	31	8	26%	31	15%	26%	2.10	0
16	Tyreek Hill	85%	49	13	26%	75	24%	27%	1.29	0
17	Justin Jefferson	92%	35	8	26%	98	39%	23%	3.54	0
18	Chris Godwin	70%	33	11	26%	95	22%	33%	2.12	1

In which Ricky Seals-Jones and Kadarius Toney steal the show...

Week 5 Sortable Leaderboards

WRs - Week 5

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Davante Adams	90%	36	16	46%	223	71%	44%	5.72	2
2	Robert Woods	99%	36	14	40%	127	30%	39%	4.17	0
3	Mike Williams	79%	36	16	38%	230	61%	44%	4.58	1
4	Kadarius Toney	56%	24	13	35%	134	34%	54%	7.88	2
5	DeAndre Hopkins	92%	33	9	32%	144	71%	27%	2.64	2
6	Deebo Samuel	88%	29	9	32%	107	36%	31%	2.00	1
7	Courtland Sutton	90%	36	11	31%	158	48%	31%	3.33	1
8	Tyler Lockett	87%	33	10	31%	161	47%	30%	1.73	1
9	Cooper Kupp	88%	34	10	29%	124	29%	29%	2.71	0
10	Marquez Callaway	84%	26	8	29%	138	42%	31%	3.27	1
11	A.J. Brown	66%	23	6	29%	50	31%	26%	1.65	0
12	Terry McLaurin	83%	39	11	28%	155	40%	28%	1.18	0
13	Ja'Marr Chase	91%	39	10	27%	200	64%	26%	4.08	1
14	Tim Patrick	95%	39	9	26%	79	24%	23%	2.28	1
15	Amon-Ra St. Brown	70%	31	8	26%	31	15%	26%	2.10	0
16	Tyreek Hill	85%	49	13	26%	75	24%	27%	1.29	0
17	Justin Jefferson	92%	35	8	26%	98	39%	23%	3.54	0
18	Chris Godwin	70%	33	11	26%	95	22%	33%	2.12	1
19	Allen Robinson	82%	20	5	25%	43	21%	25%	1.60	0
20	Darnell Mooney	77%	19	5	25%	46	23%	26%	1.84	0
21	Jamal Agnew	64%	24	8	24%	54	17%	33%	1.71	0
22	Mecole Hardman	68%	39	12	24%	77	24%	31%	1.95	0
23	Hunter Renfrow	73%	32	8	24%	48	17%	25%	1.75	0
24	DeVonta Smith	92%	37	8	24%	65	31%	22%	2.08	0
25	Chase Claypool	57%	21	6	24%	72	35%	29%	6.19	1
26	Marcus Johnson	75%	19	5	24%	40	25%	26%	2.74	0
27	Marquise Brown	90%	44	10	23%	103	35%	23%	2.84	2
28	Corey Davis	79%	25	7	23%	103	38%	28%	1.80	0
29	Rondale Moore	48%	18	6	21%	26	13%	33%	3.28	0
30	Emmanuel Sanders	78%	24	5	21%	84	28%	21%	2.25	3
31	Stefon Diggs	72%	20	5	21%	88	30%	25%	3.45	0
32	DJ Moore	87%	38	7	21%	61	25%	18%	1.11	0
33	Robby Anderson	87%	37	7	21%	107	43%	19%	0.81	1
34	Donovan Peoples-Jones	68%	23	6	21%	80	32%	26%	3.04	0
35	Michael Pittman	87%	33	7	21%	42	22%	21%	2.70	0
36	Keenan Allen	91%	43	9	21%	74	20%	21%	1.74	0
37	DeAndre Carter	70%	30	8	20%	115	30%	27%	2.07	0
38	Tee Higgins	71%	34	7	19%	47	15%	21%	0.94	0
39	CeeDee Lamb	82%	32	6	19%	59	20%	19%	2.63	1
40	Amari Cooper	73%	28	6	19%	90	31%	21%	2.14	0
41	Brandin Cooks	84%	30	5	19%	62	26%	17%	0.77	0
42	Chris Moore	61%	22	5	19%	34	14%	23%	4.95	0
43	Jamison Crowder	58%	24	6	19%	21	8%	25%	1.00	0
44	Mike Evans	80%	40	8	19%	163	37%	20%	2.83	0
45	Antonio Brown	58%	30	8	19%	83	19%	27%	4.13	1
46	Christian Kirk	55%	18	5	18%	24	12%	28%	2.17	0
47	Parris Campbell	56%	23	6	18%	60	31%	26%	2.43	0
48	Jakobi Meyers	90%	29	5	18%	55	25%	17%	1.93	0
49	Kenny Stills	71%	26	5	18%	75	23%	19%	0.65	0
50	Rashard Higgins	47%	20	5	17%	86	34%	25%	1.45	0
51	KhaDarel Hodge	63%	25	5	16%	70	34%	20%	0.68	0
52	DK Metcalf	72%	26	5	16%	78	23%	19%	3.77	1
53	Chris Conley	91%	29	4	15%	74	31%	14%	2.90	0
54	Zach Pascal	84%	32	5	15%	27	14%	16%	1.50	0
55	Marvin Jones	92%	31	5	15%	109	35%	16%	0.81	2
56	Tavon Austin	36%	16	5	15%	41	13%	31%	3.38	0
57	Bryan Edwards	78%	32	5	15%	83	29%	16%	0.69	0
58	Jaylen Waddle	78%	34	6	15%	29	12%	18%	0.91	0
59	Jalen Reagor	70%	33	5	15%	29	14%	15%	0.73	0
60	Tyler Boyd	82%	35	5	14%	11	3%	14%	0.69	0
61	Nelson Agholor	67%	24	4	14%	39	18%	17%	1.33	0
62	John Ross	58%	26	5	14%	95	24%	19%	0.50	1
63	Brandon Aiyuk	73%	23	4	14%	35	12%	17%	1.39	0
64	Noah Brown	30%	8	4	13%	46	16%	50%	4.50	0
65	Preston Williams	73%	30	5	13%	87	37%	17%	2.00	0
66	K.J. Osborn	61%	24	4	13%	15	6%	17%	0.58	0
67	Dede Westbrook	20%	10	4	13%	39	16%	40%	1.80	1
68	Adam Humphries	63%	34	5	13%	44	11%	15%	2.15	0
69	Tajae Sharpe	80%	35	5	11%	41	13%	14%	1.51	0
70	Van Jefferson	58%	23	4	11%	77	18%	17%	0.70	0
71	Odell Beckham	79%	28	3	10%	19	8%	11%	0.71	0
72	Adam Thielen	92%	34	3	10%	50	20%	9%	1.18	0
73	Olamide Zaccheaus	84%	39	4	9%	31	10%	10%	0.51	0

TEs - Week 5

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Ricky Seals-Jones	99%	37	8	20%	40	10%	22%	1.11	2
2	Noah Fant	98%	36	4	11%	21	7%	11%	0.56	0
3	Darren Waller	97%	32	8	24%	73	25%	25%	1.41	1
4	Dawson Knox	96%	24	4	17%	110	37%	17%	4.88	1
5	Ryan Griffin	92%	23	2	6%	4	1%	9%	0.17	0
6	Ross Dwelley	90%	24	2	7%	22	7%	8%	1.04	0
7	Will Dissly	87%	27	4	13%	32	9%	15%	1.07	0
8	Travis Kelce	86%	46	10	20%	104	33%	22%	1.24	0
9	Adam Trautman	85%	21	2	7%	25	8%	10%	2.05	0
10	Tyler Higbee	84%	29	2	6%	14	3%	7%	0.48	1
11	C.J. Uzomah	83%	34	2	5%	5	2%	6%	0.47	0
12	T.J. Hockenson	81%	29	3	10%	21	10%	10%	0.76	0
13	Cole Kmet	78%	15	4	20%	69	35%	27%	1.47	0
14	Mike Gesicki	78%	31	7	18%	59	25%	23%	1.39	0
15	Tyler Conklin	78%	25	3	10%	23	9%	12%	1.00	0
16	Dalton Schultz	76%	21	8	25%	73	25%	38%	3.76	0
17	Mark Andrews	76%	33	13	30%	106	36%	39%	4.45	2
18	Dan Arnold	74%	27	8	24%	63	20%	30%	2.37	1
19	Evan Engram	72%	27	4	11%	39	10%	15%	2.04	0
20	Austin Hooper	71%	15	0	0%		0%	0%		0
21	Jack Doyle	70%	14	1	3%	4	2%	7%	0.29	0
22	Kyle Pitts	68%	35	10	22%	102	32%	29%	3.40	1
23	Jared Cook	68%	25	3	7%	33	9%	12%	1.16	1
24	Dallas Goedert	67%	22	3	9%	20	10%	14%	1.27	0
25	David Njoku	66%	19	7	24%	38	15%	37%	7.84	0
26	Durham Smythe	65%	23	3	8%	27	11%	13%	1.00	1
27	Pharaoh Brown	64%	10	3	12%	10	4%	30%	2.20	0
28	Jonnu Smith	64%	6	2	7%	16	7%	33%	4.50	0
29	Kyle Rudolph	63%	20	1	3%	12	3%	5%	0.70	0
30	Ian Thomas	63%	22	5	15%	36	14%	23%	1.82	0
31	Hunter Henry	62%	19	8	29%	79	36%	42%	3.95	1
32	Robert Tonyan	60%	21	2	6%	48	15%	10%	0.38	0
33	Zach Ertz	59%	21	6	18%	66	32%	29%	0.33	0
34	O.J. Howard	59%	14	3	7%	25	6%	21%	1.36	0
35	Hayden Hurst	57%	25	5	11%	61	19%	20%	1.60	0
36	Mo Alie-Cox	48%	13	4	12%	44	23%	31%	3.85	0
37	Jordan Akins	46%	20	2	8%	3	1%	10%	0.85	0
38	Maxx Williams	40%	12	1	4%	-1	0%	8%	1.17	0
39	Eric Ebron	39%	15	2	8%	9	4%	13%	0.67	0
40	Anthony Firkser	39%	12	4	19%	35	22%	33%	2.75	1
41	Tommy Tremble	39%	16	4	12%	25	10%	25%	0.75	1

Links to RotoWire's Red Zone Stats

Wide Receivers

Tight Ends

Rushing Stats

Year-to-Date Sortable Leaderboards

Wide Receivers YTD

		Tgt	Tgt Share	Air Yds	AY Share	aDOT	Routes	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Davante Adams	61	38.1%	687	45.7%	11.3	160	38.1%	3.62	2
2	Brandin Cooks	44	33.6%	561	49.4%	12.8	144	30.6%	2.72	0
3	Cooper Kupp	56	33.1%	498	31.4%	8.9	167	33.5%	3.13	4
4	Deebo Samuel	52	32.9%	446	37.2%	8.6	159	32.7%	3.45	1
5	Terry McLaurin	49	30.6%	598	44.7%	12.2	165	29.7%	2.42	5
6	DJ Moore	50	28.7%	492	36.1%	9.8	182	27.5%	2.42	2
7	DK Metcalf	38	28.4%	479	38.8%	12.6	138	27.5%	2.78	3
8	Tyreek Hill	51	27.9%	558	39.5%	10.9	177	28.8%	2.92	1
9	Stefon Diggs	47	26.9%	601	35.4%	12.8	164	28.7%	2.05	2
10	Keenan Allen	53	26.5%	433	28.4%	8.2	196	27.0%	1.88	3
11	Tyler Lockett	35	26.1%	484	39.3%	13.8	146	24.0%	2.67	3
12	Darnell Mooney	31	25.8%	322	36.3%	10.4	130	23.8%	2.01	2
13	Mike Williams	51	25.5%	597	39.2%	11.7	179	28.5%	2.63	6
14	Michael Pittman	43	25.1%	430	36.9%	10.0	180	23.9%	2.04	2
15	Ja'Marr Chase	35	24.6%	560	47.7%	16.0	150	23.3%	3.04	2
16	Tyler Boyd	35	24.6%	242	20.6%	6.9	141	24.8%	2.01	0
17	Jakobi Meyers	46	24.6%	407	28.5%	8.8	194	23.7%	1.56	0
18	Justin Jefferson	45	24.5%	513	41.2%	11.4	192	23.4%	2.41	3
19	Allen Robinson	29	24.2%	251	28.2%	8.6	124	23.4%	1.46	1
20	Marquise Brown	38	23.9%	554	32.6%	14.6	148	25.7%	3.05	6
21	Courtland Sutton	39	23.6%	642	42.4%	16.5	165	23.6%	2.28	3
22	CeeDee Lamb	38	23.3%	399	32.7%	10.5	156	24.4%	2.23	4
23	Robert Woods	39	23.1%	376	23.7%	9.6	156	25.0%	2.06	6
24	DeVonta Smith	39	22.8%	535	41.9%	13.7	179	21.8%	1.75	2
25	DeAndre Hopkins	34	21.7%	418	35.1%	12.3	170	20.0%	1.84	4
26	Corey Davis	36	21.6%	504	33.6%	14.0	151	23.8%	2.00	2
27	Marvin Jones	36	21.2%	480	29.9%	13.3	170	21.2%	1.43	6
28	Amari Cooper	34	20.9%	359	29.4%	10.6	157	21.7%	2.03	3
29	Calvin Ridley	42	20.8%	449	35.9%	10.7	160	26.3%	1.59	2
30	Mike Evans	45	20.5%	635	32.5%	14.1	210	21.4%	1.87	3
31	Sammy Watkins	32	20.1%	413	24.3%	12.9	123	26.0%	2.37	1
32	Adam Thielen	37	20.1%	355	28.5%	9.6	193	19.2%	1.38	2
33	Jaylen Waddle	37	20.0%	150	11.6%	4.1	175	21.1%	1.32	1
34	Hunter Renfrow	38	19.5%	264	15.1%	6.9	151	25.2%	2.02	2
35	Cole Beasley	34	19.4%	166	9.8%	4.9	147	23.1%	1.46	1
36	Chris Godwin	42	19.1%	371	19.0%	8.8	217	19.4%	1.69	4
37	Diontae Johnson	37	19.1%	336	25.0%	9.1	134	27.6%	2.28	2
38	Marquez Callaway	21	18.3%	315	28.7%	15.0	101	20.8%	2.20	3
39	Laviska Shenault	31	18.2%	233	14.5%	7.5	136	22.8%	1.85	1
40	Chase Claypool	35	18.0%	436	32.5%	12.5	135	25.9%	2.53	1
41	Emmanuel Sanders	31	17.7%	511	30.1%	16.5	166	18.7%	1.94	7
42	DeVante Parker	32	17.3%	447	34.7%	14.0	144	22.2%	1.68	3
43	Tim Patrick	28	17.0%	287	18.9%	10.2	153	18.3%	1.97	1
44	Robby Anderson	29	16.7%	450	33.1%	15.5	175	16.6%	1.02	2
45	A.J. Green	26	16.6%	282	23.7%	10.9	156	16.7%	1.67	3
46	Kenny Golladay	29	16.5%	401	25.2%	13.8	143	20.3%	1.97	2
47	Mecole Hardman	30	16.4%	206	14.6%	6.9	142	21.1%	1.40	1
48	Zach Pascal	28	16.4%	224	19.2%	8.0	176	15.9%	1.16	6
49	Tee Higgins	22	15.5%	194	16.5%	8.8	91	24.2%	1.65	2
50	Kadarius Toney	27	15.3%	204	12.8%	7.6	99	27.3%	2.84	2
51	Rondale Moore	24	15.3%	64	5.3%	2.7	81	29.6%	3.33	1
52	K.J. Osborn	28	15.2%	220	17.6%	7.8	154	18.2%	1.51	0
53	A.J. Brown	25	14.7%	341	24.9%	13.6	103	24.3%	1.26	3
54	Christian Kirk	23	14.6%	290	24.4%	12.6	123	18.7%	2.30	2
55	Jalen Reagor	25	14.6%	204	16.0%	8.1	147	17.0%	0.95	0
56	Nelson Agholor	27	14.4%	388	27.2%	14.4	175	15.4%	1.13	1
57	JuJu Smith-Schuster	28	14.4%	181	13.5%	6.5	143	19.6%	0.90	0
58	Henry Ruggs	28	14.4%	460	26.3%	16.4	156	17.9%	2.23	0
59	Deonte Harris	16	13.9%	250	22.8%	15.6	63	25.4%	3.75	0
60	Amon-Ra St. Brown	26	13.9%	201	15.9%	7.7	143	18.2%	1.24	0
61	Odell Beckham	19	13.9%	316	25.7%	16.6	88	21.6%	1.41	2
62	Braxton Berrios	23	13.8%	141	9.4%	6.1	97	23.7%	1.61	0
63	Antonio Brown	29	13.2%	389	19.9%	13.4	115	25.2%	2.83	3
64	Van Jefferson	22	13.0%	325	20.5%	14.8	136	16.2%	1.78	1
65	DJ Chark	22	12.9%	356	22.2%	16.2	105	21.0%	1.47	1
66	Kalif Raymond	24	12.8%	320	25.3%	13.3	153	15.7%	1.19	0
67	Adam Humphries	20	12.5%	113	8.5%	5.7	130	15.4%	1.18	0
68	Sterling Shepard	22	12.5%	190	11.9%	8.6	84	26.2%	2.65	0
69	Quintez Cephus	23	12.3%	268	21.2%	11.7	125	18.4%	1.63	2
70	Elijah Moore	20	12.0%	280	18.7%	14.0	100	20.0%	0.66	0
71	Chester Rogers	20	11.8%	200	14.6%	10.0	132	15.2%	1.36	1
72	Kendrick Bourne	22	11.8%	234	16.4%	10.6	141	15.6%	1.47	0
73	Rashard Higgins	16	11.7%	218	17.7%	13.6	81	19.8%	1.77	0
74	Terrace Marshall	20	11.5%	120	8.8%	6.0	138	14.5%	0.78	1
75	Bryan Edwards	22	11.3%	311	17.8%	14.2	171	12.9%	1.38	0
76	Freddie Swain	15	11.2%	121	9.8%	8.0	104	14.4%	1.29	2
77	Julio Jones	18	10.6%	233	17.0%	13.0	86	20.9%	2.37	2
78	Mohamed Sanu	16	10.1%	148	12.3%	9.2	100	16.0%	0.97	0
79	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	16	10.0%	326	21.7%	20.4	69	23.2%	1.10	3
80	Marquise Goodwin	12	10.0%	125	14.0%	10.4	56	21.4%	1.13	0

Tight Ends YTD

		Tgt	Tgt Share	Air Yds	AY Share	aDOT	Routes	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Darren Waller	48	24.6%	475	27.1%	9.9	195	24.6%	1.64	4
2	Mark Andrews	38	23.9%	378	22.3%	10.0	144	26.4%	2.78	3
3	Travis Kelce	42	23.0%	344	24.3%	8.2	167	25.1%	2.21	0
4	Dalton Schultz	31	19.0%	172	14.1%	5.6	103	30.1%	2.72	0
5	Noah Fant	31	18.8%	167	11.0%	5.4	137	22.6%	1.28	1
6	Mike Gesicki	33	17.8%	285	22.1%	8.7	140	23.6%	1.62	0
7	Kyle Pitts	36	17.8%	321	25.7%	8.9	169	21.3%	1.82	3
8	George Kittle	28	17.7%	185	15.4%	6.6	108	25.9%	2.10	0
9	T.J. Hockenson	32	17.1%	236	18.7%	7.4	176	18.2%	1.35	1
10	Cole Kmet	19	15.8%	178	20.1%	9.4	99	19.2%	0.82	1
11	Zach Ertz	25	14.6%	224	17.6%	9.0	108	23.1%	1.48	3
12	Hunter Henry	26	13.9%	214	15.0%	8.2	130	20.0%	1.66	1
13	Dawson Knox	24	13.7%	227	13.4%	9.5	128	18.8%	2.04	4
14	Tyler Conklin	25	13.6%	98	7.9%	3.9	129	19.4%	1.31	0
15	Jared Cook	26	13.0%	220	14.5%	8.5	140	18.6%	1.50	3
16	David Njoku	17	12.4%	160	13.0%	9.4	78	21.8%	3.33	0
17	Jonnu Smith	23	12.3%	97	6.8%	4.2	69	33.3%	1.67	2
18	Tyler Higbee	20	11.8%	101	6.4%	5.1	136	14.7%	1.22	4
19	Austin Hooper	16	11.7%	68	5.5%	4.2	80	20.0%	1.21	2
20	Dallas Goedert	19	11.1%	124	9.7%	6.5	115	16.5%	1.88	2
21	Maxx Williams	17	10.8%	91	7.7%	5.4	93	18.3%	2.08	1
22	Robert Tonyan	17	10.6%	141	9.4%	8.3	102	16.7%	0.80	1
23	Juwan Johnson	11	9.6%	113	10.3%	10.3	40	27.5%	1.60	2
24	Rob Gronkowski	21	9.5%	191	9.8%	9.1	83	25.3%	2.22	3
25	Jack Doyle	16	9.4%	104	8.9%	6.5	91	17.6%	1.35	0
26	Jordan Akins	12	9.2%	77	6.8%	6.4	85	14.1%	0.82	2
27	C.J. Uzomah	13	9.2%	60	5.1%	4.6	118	11.0%	1.27	0
28	Evan Engram	16	9.1%	96	6.1%	6.0	76	21.1%	1.36	0
29	Ryan Griffin	15	9.0%	78	5.2%	5.2	82	18.3%	0.60	1
30	Mo Alie-Cox	15	8.8%	143	12.2%	9.5	70	21.4%	1.77	3
31	Logan Thomas	14	8.8%	124	9.3%	8.8	87	16.1%	1.34	2
32	Adam Trautman	10	8.7%	61	5.6%	6.1	59	16.9%	1.08	0
33	Pharaoh Brown	11	8.4%	87	7.6%	7.9	64	17.2%	1.48	0
34	Ricky Seals-Jones	13	8.1%	94	7.1%	7.3	69	18.8%	1.14	3
35	Blake Jarwin	13	8.0%	85	7.0%	6.6	72	18.1%	1.24	1
36	Anthony Firkser	13	7.6%	88	6.4%	6.8	73	17.8%	1.03	1
37	Will Dissly	10	7.5%	56	4.5%	5.6	72	13.9%	1.53	0
38	Hayden Hurst	15	7.4%	93	7.4%	6.2	107	14.0%	0.96	0
39	Harrison Bryant	10	7.3%	110	8.9%	11.0	49	20.4%	1.41	0
40	Ian Thomas	12	6.9%	45	3.3%	3.8	76	15.8%	1.04	1
41	Gerald Everett	9	6.7%	33	2.7%	3.6	66	13.6%	1.17	0
42	Pat Freiermuth	13	6.7%	101	7.6%	7.8	82	15.9%	1.22	1
43	Kyle Rudolph	11	6.3%	90	5.6%	8.2	85	12.9%	0.84	2
44	Albert Okwuegbunam	10	6.1%	47	3.1%	4.7	50	20.0%	1.14	0
45	Tyler Kroft	10	6.0%	65	4.4%	6.5	87	11.5%	0.53	0
46	Cameron Brate	13	5.9%	124	6.3%	9.6	96	13.5%	0.88	1
47	Eric Ebron	11	5.7%	83	6.2%	7.6	105	10.5%	0.35	2

Week 5 Injury Report

Didn't Play

TEN WR Julio Jones (hamstring)

ATL WRs Calvin Ridley (personal) & Russell Gage (ankle)

NYG WRs Sterling Shepard (hamstring) & Darius Slayton (hamstring)

MIA WRs DeVante Parker (hamstring) & Will Fuller (IR - finger)

SEA WR Dee Eskridge (concussion)

DEN WR Jerry Jeudy (IR - ankle)

BAL WR Rashod Bateman (IR - groin)

DAL WR Michael Gallup (IR - calf)

CLE WR Jarvis Landry (IR - knee)

DET WR Tyrell Williams (IR - concussion)

WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling (IR - hamstring)

WRs Michael Thomas (IR - ankle) & Tre'Quan Smith (IR - hammy)

TE George Kittle (IR - calf)

WAS TE Logan Thomas (IR - hamstring)

TE Rob Gronkowski (ribs)

SEA TE Gerald Everett (reserve/COVID-19) — since activated for Week 6.

NYJ TE Tyler Kroft (back)

In-Game Injuries

NYG WR Kadarius Toney hurt his foot/ankle in the fourth quarter. He was also ejected.

WR Deonte Harris left with a hamstring injury and was ruled out for the rest of the game.

WAS WR Curtis Samuel re-injured his groin and is considered week-to-week.

DET WR Quintez Cephus suffered a broken collarbone. He's likely out for the year.

NYG WR Kenny Golladay hyperextended his knee in the first half. He didn't return.

WR Tyreek Hill suffered a minor knee injury in the fourth quarter.

BAL WR Sammy Watkins missed the second half with a hamstring injury.

ARI TE Maxx Williams suffered a potentially major knee injury.

TE Travis Kelce suffered a stinger in the fourth quarter.

Waivers & Sleepers for Week 6

Limited to players rostered in 50 percent or less of Yahoo leagues.

Wide Receivers

Waivers, Pt. 1 — Potential Week 6 Starters/Streamers

Kadarius Toney (foot) - 18%
Hunter Renfrow - 45%
Tim Patrick - 31%
DeVante Parker (hamstring) - 41%
Mecole Hardman - 43%
Quez Watkins - 2%
Zach Pascal - 15%
Marcus Johnson - backup plan for Julio managers? (MNF in Week 6)

Waivers, Pt. 2 — Bench Stashes & Sleepers

Tight Ends

Waivers, Pt. 1 — Potential Week 6 Starters/Streamers

Waivers, Pt. 2 — Bench Stashes & Sleepers

Drops & Benchings for Week 6

Drop'Em

PHI WR Jalen Reagor

MIN WR K.J. Osborn

NYJ WRs Jamison Crowder and Keelan Cole

ATL WR Olamide Zaccheaus

WR/TE Juwan Johnson

TE Jonnu Smith

Bench'Em

CHI WRs Allen Robinson & Darnell Mooney

HOU WR Brandin Cooks

WR Nelson Agholor

Game-by-Game Breakdowns

Rams (26) at Seahawks (17)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Robert Woods	99%	36	14	40%	127	30%	39%	4.17	0
2	Cooper Kupp	88%	34	10	29%	124	29%	29%	2.71	0
3	Tyler Higbee	84%	29	2	6%	14	3%	7%	0.48	1
4	Van Jefferson	58%	23	4	11%	77	18%	17%	0.70	0

Woods is now averaging 5.4 catches for 64.4 yards on 7.8 targets per game. He's taken only four carries for 18 yards, though, and hasn't seen a rush attempt since Week 3.
Kupp saw 29% of targets Thursday and is now at 33.1% for the year, third best in the league. And only Davante Adams (61 targets) has more raw targets than Kupp (56).
DeSean Jackson made another big play, but his snap share was 30%, nearly identical to the previous two weeks (32%, 32%). Jefferson is still getting about twice as many snaps and routes, and he also has a 16-11 target edge over D-Jax over the past three games.
Higbee has been targeted on only 14.7% of routes, the fifth-lowest rate out of 20 TEs with 100 or more routes. He's keeping company with Donald Parham and Jordan Akins on that one, rather than guys who are useful for fantasy. Of course, Higbee plays a lot more snaps than Parham and Akins, ranking third among all TEs with 169 routes.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Tyler Lockett	87%	33	10	31%	161	47%	30%	1.73	1
2	Will Dissly	87%	27	4	13%	32	9%	15%	1.07	0
3	DK Metcalf	72%	26	5	16%	78	23%	19%	3.77	1
4	Freddie Swain	62%	23	3	9%	49	14%	13%	0.39	1
5	Colby Parkinson	53%	15	2	6%	4	1%	13%	0.07	0

Gerald Everett (reserve/COVID-19) missed a second straight game, but would've been eligible if the Seahawks had played Friday. Tough break.
QB Russell Wilson (finger) is looking at a multi-week absence, with estimates varying from "a few weeks" to "most of the season".
Lockett actually saw the most targets (four) from Geno Smith but caught only one of them. Metcalf saw three and put up 3-54-1, with Dissly adding 2-29-0 on three Geno targets. Swain and Alex Collins also saw two targets apiece from Mr. Smith.

Jets (20) at Falcons (27)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt
1	Ryan Griffin	92%	23	2	6%	4	1%	9%	0.17
2	Corey Davis	79%	25	7	23%	103	38%	28%	1.80
3	Jamison Crowder	58%	24	6	19%	21	8%	25%	1.00
4	Keelan Cole	54%	17	3	10%	60	22%	18%	2.24
5	Elijah Moore	42%	16	2	6%	47	17%	13%	0
6	Denzel Mims	15%	6	3	10%	38	14%	50%	5.50

The Jets had each of their top-five WRs healthy for the first time, while TE Tyler Kroft (back) was inactive.
- Davis was the No. 1 and Crowder the slot man, while Cole and Moore essentially split the No. 2 job. Meanwhile, Mims and Braxton Berrios barely played.
Moore took just six of his 22 snaps (27%) in the slot, while Crowder took 87% of his there.
Griffin handled an every-down role but predictably did nothing with it.
Davis ranks 26th among WRs with 21.6% target share. Not sure that's enough to make him a reliable WR3 in an offense this bad.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Olamide Zaccheaus	84%	39	4	9%	31	10%	10%	0.51	0
2	Tajae Sharpe	80%	35	5	11%	41	13%	14%	1.51	0
3	Kyle Pitts	68%	35	10	22%	102	32%	29%	3.40	1
4	Hayden Hurst	57%	25	5	11%	61	19%	20%	1.60	0
5	Lee Smith	44%	7	3	7%	16	5%	43%	4.29	0
6	Christian Blake	20%	8	4	9%	35	11%	50%	1.50	0

Russell Gage (ankle) and Calvin Ridley (personal) were out, leaving Zaccheaus and Sharpe as the starting wide receivers. Ultimately, the Falcons relied on their backs and tight ends to carry the passing game, which should be the case any time Ridley is unavailable or struggling.
Pitts was the headliner in London, with career highs in pretty much everything but snap share. Of course, he mostly just came off the field for run plays, running just four fewer routes than de facto No. 1 receiver Zaccheaus.
- Pitts' 144 routes through five weeks are fifth most among TEs. And he's now been targeted on 21.3% of them.
Sharpe finished with 4-53-0 on five targets, perhaps making a case for the second or third receiver spot even after the Falcons start to get healthier there.

Patriots (25) at Texans (22)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Jakobi Meyers	90%	29	5	18%	55	25%	17%	1.93	0
2	Nelson Agholor	67%	24	4	14%	39	18%	17%	1.33	0
3	Jonnu Smith	64%	6	2	7%	16	7%	33%	4.50	0
4	Hunter Henry	62%	19	8	29%	79	36%	42%	3.95	1
5	Kendrick Bourne	49%	19	3	11%	13	6%	16%	1.37	0

Henry saw eight targets on 19 routes, after getting only 18 targets on 111 routes (16.2%) the first four weeks.
- Smith, of course, leads all TEs in TPRR, with 23 targets but just 69 routes (33.3%). That's about his role more so than his ability to get open, but it's nonetheless a good sign for if Henry ever misses time.
Bourne finally found his Identity in this offense: he's the guy you always forget about. ~~Which is ironic, because~~

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt
1	Chris Conley	91%	29	4	15%	74	31%	14%	2.90
2	Brandin Cooks	84%	30	5	19%	62	26%	17%	0.77
3	Pharaoh Brown	64%	10	3	12%	10	4%	30%	2.20
4	Chris Moore	61%	22	5	19%	34	14%	23%	4.95
5	Jordan Akins	46%	20	2	8%	3	1%	10%	0.85

In case you were wondering, coach David Culley doesn't expect Nico Collins (IR - shoulder) to return when he's first eligible in Week 6 (per Aaron Reiss of The Athletic). Danny Amendola (thigh) may return, while QB Tyrod Taylor is considered unlikely.
Playing in a horrific offense is catching up to Cooks, though Sunday was a relatively good day for the Texans.
Even in a week with some shocking stat lines, David Moore for 5-109-1 ranks pretty high up there. Prior to Sunday, he'd played one game and two offensive snaps all year.
- The 2016 fourth-round pick mostly played on kickoff returns and special teams coverage units in his five seasons with the Ravens.
- Chris Moore schooling Devin McCourty and J.C. Jackson sounds about right for Week 5, huh? (Moore scored a 67-yard touchdown on a #notgood defensive play by the #usuallygood Patriots secondary)
In addition to Moore's play, Davis Mills had a 40-yard completion to Chris Conley on a 4th-and-2 and a 37-yard TD pass to Conley on a flea-flicker.

David Culley says he doesn't think Tyrod Taylor will come back from the IR this week.
— Brooks Kubena (@BKubena) October 11, 2021

Saints (33) at Washington Football Team (22)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Adam Trautman	85%	21	2	7%	25	8%	10%	2.05	0
2	Marquez Callaway	84%	26	8	29%	138	42%	31%	3.27	1
3	Kenny Stills	71%	26	5	18%	75	23%	19%	0.65	0
4	Ty Montgomery	45%	14	0	0%	0	0	0%	0	0
5	Juwan Johnson	11%	4	1	4%	5	1%	25%	0	0

Callaway had the hail mary and another TD, giving him three scores on 13 catches this year. He's working out alright for best ball, but the 18.3% target share (38th among WRs) isn't especially encouraging. He could be well below 15% if/when Michael Thomas (ankle) makes it back.
Deonte Harris left with a hamstring injury in the first half. The Saints ended up with Still as their No. 2 receiver and Montgomery at No. 3.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Ricky Seals-Jones	99%	37	8	20%	40	10%	22%	1.11	2
2	Terry McLaurin	83%	39	11	28%	155	40%	28%	1.18	0
3	DeAndre Carter	70%	30	8	20%	115	30%	27%	2.07	0
4	Adam Humphries	63%	34	5	13%	44	11%	15%	2.15	0
5	Dax Milne	42%	17	1	3%	7	2%	6%	0.35	0

Curtis Samuel ran two routes before exiting with another aggravation of his groin injury. Coach Ron Rivera says the wideout is week-to-week.
- With Dyami Brown (knee) and Cam Sims (hamstring) already out, Carter stepped up as the No. 2 receiver and made a couple big plays for a second straight week. The speedy veteran journeyman could fill in as the No. 2 receiver, or he might replace Humphries in the slot at some point. Deep league alert!
Seals-Jones filled in for Logan Thomas (IR - hamstring) with an every-down role and eight targets, not to mention both of Washington's end zone targets.
- RSJ now has three EZ targets this season. Only Darren Waller, Dawson Knox and Tyler Higbee have more (four apiece).
Milne, a seventh-round rookie, played more than four snaps on offense for the first time all year. He hasn't really played special teams, either, so it's hard to say why he was active before Week 5.

Dolphins (17) at Buccaneers (45)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Jaylen Waddle	78%	34	6	15%	29	12%	18%	0.91	0
2	Mike Gesicki	78%	31	7	18%	59	25%	23%	1.39	0
3	Preston Williams	73%	30	5	13%	87	37%	17%	2.00	0
4	Durham Smythe	65%	23	3	8%	27	11%	13%	1.00	1
5	Adam Shaheen	41%	10	2	5%	10	4%	20%	1.50	0
6	Mack Hollins	27%	11	2	5%	18	8%	18%	0.91	0
7	Albert Wilson	24%	10	0	0%			0%		0

Wilson didn't play much, even with DeVante Parker (hamstring) and Will Fuller (IR - hand) both sidelined. Miami instead promoted Preston Williams to the No. 2 role, with Wilson and Mack Hollins then splitting the No. 3 job.
Gesicki has four straight weeks with six or more targets and 64% of snaps. The Dolphins' stinkiness is working out nicely for not-so-Killer Mike's fantasy managers.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Mike Evans	80%	40	8	19%	163	37%	20%	2.83	0
2	Chris Godwin	70%	33	11	26%	95	22%	33%	2.12	1
3	O.J. Howard	59%	14	3	7%	25	6%	21%	1.36	0
4	Antonio Brown	58%	30	8	19%	83	19%	27%	4.13	1
5	Tyler Johnson	51%	23	3	7%	27	6%	13%	1.83	0

Cameron Brate played only 38% of snaps and finished with a 12-yard catch on his lone target.
- He got 30% of snaps in 11 personnel, down from 50% the week before (while Howard rose from 52% and 57%)
- Brate still got 83% of snaps in multi-TE formations, so it's not like he was losing work to No. 3 TE Cody McElroy. But it's also not clear Brate should be ahead of Howard if Rob Gronkowski (ribs) misses more time. Perhaps slightly ahead.
Brown, Evans and Godwin all played less than half of the fourth-quarter snaps. Tom Brady was even subbed out for Blaine Gabbert in the fourth quarter.
While he's yet to go above 65% snap share, Brown is averaging 5.0 catches for 81.3 yards on 7.3 targets. Don't forget that he missed a game when looking at season totals.

Lions (17) at Vikings (19)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt
1	T.J. Hockenson	81%	29	3	10%	21	10%	10%	0.76
2	Amon-Ra St. Brown	70%	31	8	26%	31	15%	26%	2.10
3	Kalif Raymond	70%	28	2	6%	68	33%	7%	0
4	KhaDarel Hodge	63%	25	5	16%	70	34%	20%	0.68
5	Quintez Cephus	33%	13	3	10%	16	8%	23%	2.92

Cephus suffered a broken collarbone and may miss the rest of the season. Hodge filled in as the No. 2 receiver.
St. Brown put up 7-65-0 on eight targets, following 6-70-0 on eight targets in Week 4. The past two games have also been his two largest snap shares (72% and 69%), and he finally got work on the perimeter in Week 5.
- St. Brown took 77% of his snaps in the slot Weeks 1-4, but that dropped to 55% in Week 5.
They say if you go outside on a windy enough day you can still smell the Hockenson victory laps from Week 2.
- I'm mostly kidding. Victory laps in the other direction would also be premature; he's still averaging 4.8 catches per game, and ranks second among TEs in routes run (18.2%). Maybe the fast start was foreshadowing a true breakout mid-season, if the Lions still have any fight left by then.

On 97.1, Dan Campbell said Tyrell Williams returning doesn't look good right now. "It's off in the distance."
— Justin Rogers (@Justin_Rogers) October 12, 2021

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Adam Thielen	92%	34	3	10%	50	20%	9%	1.18	0
2	Justin Jefferson	92%	35	8	26%	98	39%	23%	3.54	0
3	Tyler Conklin	78%	25	3	10%	23	9%	12%	1.00	0
4	K.J. Osborn	61%	24	4	13%	15	6%	17%	0.58	0
5	Dede Westbrook	20%	10	4	13%	39	16%	40%	1.80	1

Conklin is 11th among TEs in routes run (129), 12th in targets (25) and 14th in target share (13.6%). But his 3.9 aDOT is shallowest in the league among TEs with more than 12 targets (Jonnu Smith is a close second at 4.2 aDOT). Don't expect much more than the current average of 8.9 yards per catch.

Packers (25) at Bengals (22)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Davante Adams	90%	36	16	46%	223	71%	44%	5.72	2
2	Allen Lazard	86%	35	2	6%	-1	0%	6%	0.17	0
3	Robert Tonyan	60%	21	2	6%	48	15%	10%	0.38	0
4	Randall Cobb	56%	24	3	9%	32	10%	13%	1.25	1

These were the only four WR/TEs to run more than seven routes for Green Bay.
Tonyan is averaging 20.4 routes per game and drawing targets on 16.7% of his routes. So, not too different from last year, apart from the catches, yards and TDs.
- He averaged only 3.7 targets per game last year. He's at 3.4 this year. With just one target inside the 10, and none from inside the 5.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Ja'Marr Chase	91%	39	10	27%	200	64%	26%	4.08	1
2	C.J. Uzomah	83%	34	2	5%	5	2%	6%	0.47	0
3	Tyler Boyd	82%	35	5	14%	11	3%	14%	0.69	0
4	Tee Higgins	71%	34	7	19%	47	15%	21%	0.94	0
5	Drew Sample	32%	8	4	11%	11	3%	50%	1.13	0

Higgins returned from a two-week absence and perhaps played a few less snaps than usual, catching five of seven targets for 32 yards. No signs of trouble with the back injury.
Chase and Boyd are tied for 15th among WRs with 24.6% target share. Chase has a 16.0 aDOT, while Boyd's is 6.9 (nice... but not actually).

Broncos (19) at Steelers (27)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Noah Fant	98%	36	4	11%	21	7%	11%	0.56	0
2	Tim Patrick	95%	39	9	26%	79	24%	23%	2.28	1
3	Courtland Sutton	90%	36	11	31%	158	48%	31%	3.33	1
4	Kendall Hinton	64%	26	3	9%	20	6%	12%	0.96	0

Diontae Spencer played through a chest injury but only got two snaps, while Hinton stepped up as the new No. 3 receiver.
- Hinton still has QB eligibility some places, which means he'll be worth adding in deeper two-QB/superflex leagues even if he's only seeing 2-3 targets per week. (I actually almost had to add Hinton in one league a couple weeks ago, but then fortunately won a FAAB race for Jacoby Brissett.)
Fant handled an every-down role with No. 2 TE Albert Okwuegbunam (hamstring) missing the first of at least three weeks. The targets weren't there,
Broncos coach Vic Fangio said Monday that Jerry Jeudy (ankle) has "made good progress", though the wideout won't be back for Week 6. Fangio added, "His return is not right around the corner, but it's getting closer."
In four games with Jeudy out, Sutton has averaged 6.0 catches for 90.8 yards on 9.0 targets, though the TD on Sunday was his first of the year.
- Sutton got just three targets Week 1 with Jeudy active, but that was also the 6-4 wideout's first game back from an ACL tear.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Diontae Johnson	92%	25	2	8%	36	18%	8%	2.88	0
2	Chase Claypool	57%	21	6	24%	72	35%	29%	6.19	1
3	Pat Freiermuth	49%	10	2	8%	7	3%	20%	0.70	0
4	Ray-Ray McCloud	49%	13	2	8%	25	12%	15%	0.08	0
5	JuJu Smith-Schuster	41%	9	1	4%	11	6%	11%		0
6	Eric Ebron	39%	15	2	8%	9	4%	13%	0.67	0

Classic Diontae Johnson, drawing just two targets on 25 routes but making up for it with a deep-ball touchdown. Wait, what?
JuJu injured his shoulder in the second quarter and now faces what likely will be season-ending surgery. The Steelers already had James Washington (groin) inactive Sunday, leaving McCloud as the No. 3 receiver.
Claypool's 57% snap share was a season low, but given his production (5-130-1) and the injuries around him, he could be in the 80s or even 90s going forward.
- Claypool is now averaging 5.0 catches for 85.3 yards on 8.8 targets per game. Johnson is averaging 6.3 receptions for 76.3 yards on 9.3 targets. Both are auto-starts now.
Freiermuth got more snaps than Ebron, but mostly the change was Ebron losing snaps to No. 3 TE Zach Gentry, who played a season-high 34% of snaps and caught one of two targets for 13 yards (but ran only four routes).

Clarification: #Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster is having surgery, source said, but the surgery has not happened yet. It will, but it hasn't yet. The decision to have surgery came last night. His status remains the same, as he is expected to miss the season. https://t.co/H3vwleS6fF
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 11, 2021

Coach Tomlin on injuries overall:
JuJu Smith-Schuster to have surgery tomorrow, go on IR.
Devin Bush has a groin injury.
Cameron Sutton, James Washington and Carlos Davis could work early this week in some capacity.
Zach Banner, Anthony McFarland working their way back.
— Teresa Varley (@Teresa_Varley) October 12, 2021

Titans (37) at Jaguars (19)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Marcus Johnson	75%	19	5	24%	40	25%	26%	2.74	0
2	A.J. Brown	66%	23	6	29%	50	31%	26%	1.65	0
3	Chester Rogers	49%	15	1	5%	19	12%	7%	1.73	0
4	Anthony Firkser	39%	12	4	19%	35	22%	33%	2.75	1

Yes, this is the same Marcus Johnson who played for the Eagles and Colts. He was on IR for the first four games of the season, but then started and put up 3-53-0 with both Julio Jones (hamstring) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (hamstring) missing Sunday's win over Jacksonville.
I'm glad the knee surgeries scared me away from Brown, because that was my only hesitation. And, actually, he should still be fine and have a big season; just not big enough to make up for such a poor start from such an early pick.
Firkser has played 48, 50 and 42 percent of snaps in his three games, with either four or five targets and exactly three receptions in each. He's averaging just 25.0 ypg and 8.3 ypr.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Marvin Jones	92%	31	5	15%	109	35%	16%	0.81	2
2	Dan Arnold	74%	27	8	24%	63	20%	30%	2.37	1
3	Laviska Shenault	71%	22	3	9%	32	10%	14%	2.64	1
4	Jamal Agnew	64%	24	8	24%	54	17%	33%	1.71	0
5	Tavon Austin	36%	16	5	15%	41	13%	31%	3.38	0

Marvin Jones going 1-25-0 in the first game without DJ Chark is amusing. But for that to happen in a game where Dan Arnold, Jamal Agnew and Tavon Austin combined for 17 receptions.... gotta love football!
- It'll be interesting to see if Jones scores three or four TDs once you bench him. Please remind me to pick up Trevor Lawrence that week.
Agnew took 71% of his snaps in the slot, while Shenault was at only 15%.
- Prior to Week 5, Shenault took 82% of his snaps in the slot. Then, he got 85% on the perimeter Sunday afternoon.
- Seems odd to move Shenault around to accommodate Agnew. I'd play Viska wherever I wanted him long term. Then again, there is no long term for this coaching staff in Duval. November vs. January is the question.
Shenault played 17 of 19 snaps in 12 personnel, but only 71% of snaps in 11 personnel.
- Prior to this week, he rarely played in 12 and rarely missed a snap in 11. So, he really is playing a new position.
Twitter favorite Tyron Johnson didn't play, stuck on the bench even as his team resorted to using return specialists as wide receivers in place of Chark. Insulting, right?
Jacob Hollister technically started but played only 21% of snaps, clearing the way for Arnold to set career highs for both snap share (74%) and targets (eight).

Eagles (21) at Panthers (18)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt
1	DeVonta Smith	92%	37	8	24%	65	31%	22%	2.08
2	Quez Watkins	85%	32	3	9%	33	16%	9%	1.50
3	Jalen Reagor	70%	33	5	15%	29	14%	15%	0.73
4	Dallas Goedert	67%	22	3	9%	20	10%	14%	1.27
5	Zach Ertz	59%	21	6	18%	66	32%	29%	0.33

Ertz has played 50-64% of snaps each week, and now has six or more targets in three straight. Production (14-160-1) has been lacking, but he's a threat for double-digit targets if Dallas Goedert (reserve/COVID-19) isn't eligible for TNF against the Bucs this week.
Smith is 24th among WRs in target share (22.8%) and sixth in AY share (41.9%).
- His 535 total air yards are good for 11th, nestled between Hollywood Brown (554) and Justin Jefferson (513).
Watkins played more snaps than Reagor for the first time, though the latter saw two more targets. Watkins had the better day, yet again, catching each of his three targets for 48 yards.
- Watkins has caught 13 of 17 targets for 267 yards. He's been efficient even without the 92-yard play in Week 2, adding gains of 53, 41 and 26.
- I loved Reagor as a prospect, but it's hard to find a silver lining apart from youth / lack of experience (and even the latter is questionable now, as he's played a bunch and just hasn't done much). Anyway, I'd take Watkins over Reagor r-o-s. Eating my L on that one.

Roster Move: Eagles have placed TE Dallas Goedert on the Reserve/COVID-19 list. pic.twitter.com/xVJudGmY9P
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October 12, 2021

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	DJ Moore	87%	38	7	21%	61	25%	18%	1.11	0
2	Robby Anderson	87%	37	7	21%	107	43%	19%	0.81	1
3	Terrace Marshall	76%	32	3	9%	21	8%	9%	0.44	0
4	Ian Thomas	63%	22	5	15%	36	14%	23%	1.82	0
5	Tommy Tremble	39%	16	4	12%	25	10%	25%	0.75	1

Did Dan Arnold curse the Panthers on his way out?
Prior to Sunday, Thomas had played 21 consecutive games with snap share above 50 percent and no more than three receptions. He finally made it to four catches, but there's still no fantasy upside given that he's just sharing with Tremble instead of Arnold.
Anderson's target share is at least up the past two weeks (28% in Week 4, 21% in Week 5). He and Sam Darnold are trying to fix their toxic relationship, I guess. Don't worry, Robby, we all know you're not the problem.

Bears (20) at Raiders (9)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt
1	Allen Robinson	82%	20	5	25%	43	21%	25%	1.60
2	Cole Kmet	78%	15	4	20%	69	35%	27%	1.47
3	Darnell Mooney	77%	19	5	25%	46	23%	26%	1.84
4	Marquise Goodwin	38%	8	2	10%	38	19%	25%	1.00

Goodwin and Damiere Byrd (44% of snaps) split the No. 3 role again. But Byrd hasn't seen a target since Week 1, despite logging 105 snaps over the past four weeks.
Robinson is averaging 5.8 targets pre game and hasn't seen more than six since Week 1. His target share (24.2%) is fine, but everything else is a disaster, with the Bears reverting to ground-and-pound as they break in a struggling rookie QB. There will be weeks where Justin Fields has to throw out of necessity, but the Bears otherwise appear decent enough to stay competitive most weeks.
Mooney still has the most targets from Fields, accounting for 20 of the rookie's 74 (27%), while Robinson has seen 18 (24%).

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Darren Waller	97%	32	8	24%	73	25%	25%	1.41	1
2	Henry Ruggs	85%	35	3	9%	45	16%	9%	1.46	0
3	Bryan Edwards	78%	32	5	15%	83	29%	16%	0.69	0
4	Hunter Renfrow	73%	32	8	24%	48	17%	25%	1.75	0

Renfrow topped his season-high 67% snap share from the week before, and he's now at five in a row with either five or six receptions. TBD how the Gruden exit impacts him, not to mention Waller and the rest of the offense.
Ruggs is down to 14.4% target share, and Edwards to 11.3%. Renfrow, meanwhile, ranks 34th among WRs at 19.5%.

Browns (42) at Chargers (47)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt
1	Odell Beckham	79%	28	3	10%	19	8%	11%	0.71
2	Austin Hooper	71%	15	0	0%	0	0%	0%	0
3	Donovan Peoples-Jones	68%	23	6	21%	80	32%	26%	3.04
4	David Njoku	66%	19	7	24%	38	15%	37%	7.84
5	Rashard Higgins	47%	20	5	17%	86	34%	25%	1.45
6	Harrison Bryant	44%	10	0	0%	0	0%	0%	0

The Browns ran 23 snaps out of 13 personnel, including eight pass plays. Five of those were targets to David Njoku, who caught all five for 134 yards and a TD.
- Njoku made his case for more snaps moving forward, but in Sunday's game he and Austin Hooper had an exact 50/50 split of the playing time in 11 personnel.
Njoku ran a route on 60% of dropbacks, up from 38% in Week 4 and 51% across Weeks 1-2 (Njoku missed Week 3).
- That's enough for fantasy relevance, but not stardom. He still needs to take more snaps and routes from Hooper to be reliable, in all likelihood. Or if the Browns shift to even heavier usage of multi-TE sets, and continue to throw efficiently from those formations.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Keenan Allen	91%	43	9	21%	74	20%	21%	1.74	0
2	Mike Williams	79%	36	16	38%	230	61%	44%	4.58	1
3	Jared Cook	68%	25	3	7%	33	9%	12%	1.16	1
4	Jalen Guyton	57%	28	3	7%	26	7%	11%	1.25	0
5	Donald Parham	53%	7	2	5%	4	1%	29%	4.14	0
6	Josh Palmer	21%	8	3	7%	24	7%	38%	1.50	0

Williams rebounded nicely.

49ers (10) at Cardinals (7)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Ross Dwelley	90%	24	2	7%	22	7%	8%	1.04	0
2	Deebo Samuel	88%	29	9	32%	107	36%	31%	2.00	1
3	Brandon Aiyuk	73%	23	4	14%	35	12%	17%	1.39	0
4	Mohamed Sanu	44%	15	3	11%	33	11%	20%	1.27	0
5	Charlie Woerner	36%	10	1	4%	3	1%	10%	0.40	0
6	Travis Benjamin	20%	5	3	11%	49	17%	60%	0.00	0

Dwelley took on an every-down role in the absence of George Kittle (IR -calf).
Aiyuk played 71% of snaps. Here are his shares by week: 1 (47%), 2 (54%), 3 (86% - false hope), 4 (67%), 5 (71%)
- In any case, playing time isn't even his biggest problem. It's close enough to back to normal that he should at least be doing something.

Trey Lance sprained his left knee. He might be out vs Indy
— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) October 11, 2021

The 49ers were already hoping that Jimmy Garoppolo would be ready to start Week 6 coming out of the bye. He's still their most efficient option at QB and now SF absolutely needs him back, or it's Nate Sudfeld time
— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) October 11, 2021

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	DeAndre Hopkins	92%	33	9	32%	144	71%	27%	2.64	2
2	A.J. Green	80%	30	2	7%	21	10%	7%	0.43	1
3	Christian Kirk	55%	18	5	18%	24	12%	28%	2.17	0
4	Demetrius Harris	52%	12	0	0%	0	0%	0%	0.00	0
5	Rondale Moore	48%	18	6	21%	26	13%	33%	3.28	0
6	Maxx Williams	40%	12	1	4%	-1	0%	8%	1.17	0

Maxx Williams suffered a potentially serious knee injury in the second quarter. Harris and Ross Travis (15%) were left at TE.

Giants (20) at Cowboys (44)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Evan Engram	72%	27	4	11%	39	10%	15%	2.04	0
2	Kyle Rudolph	63%	20	1	3%	12	3%	5%	0.70	0
3	John Ross	58%	26	5	14%	95	24%	19%	0.50	1
4	Kadarius Toney	56%	24	13	35%	134	34%	54%	7.88	2
5	Collin Johnson	42%	17	3	8%	25	6%	18%	0	0
6	Kenny Golladay	36%	14	3	8%	39	10%	21%	0	0

Sterling Shepard and Darius SLayton were inactive with hamstring injuries. Then Saquon Barkley sprained his ankle, Daniel Jones got concussed and Kenny Golladay hyperextended his knee.
- Golladay and Barkley appear likely to miss Week 6, at the very least.
Engram saw only four targets but led the team in routes. The Giants may need to use more multi-TE sets whether they want to or not, even if Engram is basically just a receiver. He'll always be tough to trust, but the targets should be there if Slayton and Shepard miss more time (and maybe even if they don't).
Toney accounted for eight of the 23 targets (34.7 percent) from backup QB Mike Glennon. The rookie caught six of those passes for 109 yards, while no other Giant saw more than three targets from Glennon, with Engram, Ross, C.J. Board and RB Devontae Booker all seeing exactly that many.
Toney was ejected for throwing a punch, and while the NFL doesn't intend to suspend him, the young wideout could miss Week 6 with an ankle/foot injury.
In addition to all the skill-position injuries, LT Andrew Thomas (foot) was only available as an emergency substitute and didn't play.

Giants rookie WR Kadarius Toney appeared to hurt his foot/ankle in the game and Joe Judge said he saw a doctor today. "I don't think it's anything significant, in terms of season-ending," Judge said. But it does sound like his status is in doubt for this week.
— Ralph Vacchiano (@RVacchianoSNY) October 11, 2021

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	CeeDee Lamb	82%	32	6	19%	59	20%	19%	2.63	1
2	Dalton Schultz	76%	21	8	25%	73	25%	38%	3.76	0
3	Amari Cooper	73%	28	6	19%	90	31%	21%	2.14	0
4	Cedrick Wilson	68%	27	1	3%	34	11%	4%	1.30	0
5	Blake Jarwin	38%	7	0	0%	0	0%	0%		0
6	Noah Brown	30%	8	4	13%	46	16%	50%	4.50	0

I'm seeing a disparity between different stat sites when it comes to Schultz's routes, so I wouldn't worry too much about the number looking low (PFF has him with 27 routes on Dak Prescott's 35 dropbacks).
Ok, I'm officially worried about Lamb and Cooper. They'll still have huge games, but the Cowboys are sending way more touches and targets to RBs and TEs than anyone ever could've guessed.

Bills (38) at Chiefs (20)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Dawson Knox	96%	24	4	17%	110	37%	17%	4.88	1
2	Emmanuel Sanders	78%	24	5	21%	84	28%	21%	2.25	3
3	Stefon Diggs	72%	20	5	21%	88	30%	25%	3.45	0
4	Cole Beasley	39%	13	2	8%	10	3%	15%	0.38	0
5	Gabriel Davis	24%	5	1	4%	12	4%	20%	3.20	0

Beasley's snap share plummeted to 39%, with the Bills now using multi-TE/FB formations more (depending on whether you want to call H-back Reggie Gilliam a TE or FB for official purposes
- Beasley still took 75% of snaps in 11 personnel, which is right around his norm apart from 89% in Week 1.
- Beasley played only 33% of snaps in the first quarter, and 44% before halftime. So we can't blame game script for his reduced role, at least not for the most part.
- Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News reports that Bills coach Sean McDermott said Beasley's reduced playing time was "gameplan related more than anything." McDermott then added, "We've got a lot of confidence in Cole across the building here... I mean, it's not easy when you go a week or two with not getting the ball a lot, but it says a lot about who he is and his unselfish nature."
- Summary: I don't want to start Beasley for now, but the Bills will need him more as the season goes on, be it due to injuries, game script, or something else. Drop him in shallow leagues but not deeper ones.
Sanders leads the NFL with seven end-zone targets this season. And a 16.5 aDOT ties him with Courtland Sutton for deepest in the league among players with 20 or more targets.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Travis Kelce	86%	46	10	20%	104	33%	22%	1.24	0
2	Tyreek Hill	85%	49	13	26%	75	24%	27%	1.29	0
3	Demarcus Robinson	76%	44	2	4%	37	12%	5%	0.18	0
4	Mecole Hardman	68%	39	12	24%	77	24%	31%	1.95	0
5	Byron Pringle	29%	18	2	4%	16	5%	11%	0.61	1

Kelce (stinger) and Hill (knee) both picked up seemingly minor injuries near the end of the game.
Hardman had season highs for catches (nine), yards (76) and targets (12), but the snap share was only tied for his second best of the year.
- Hardman ran fewer routes than Robinson for a second straight week.
- Hardman is averaging 4.4 catches for 39.8 yards on 6.0 targets, with his 7.2 aDOT down from 11.0 in 2019 and 10.6 in 2020. His YAC average (5.7) is also down considerably, but he should do better than his current average of 9.0 yards per catch going forward.
Josh Gordon played nine snaps (10%) and caught his lone target for an 11-yard gain. Seven of his nine snaps were in the first half.

Colts (25) at Ravens (31) — OT

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt
1	Michael Pittman	87%	33	7	21%	42	22%	21%	2.70
2	Zach Pascal	84%	32	5	15%	27	14%	16%	1.50
3	Jack Doyle	70%	14	1	3%	4	2%	7%	0.29
4	Parris Campbell	56%	23	6	18%	60	31%	26%	2.43
5	Mo Alie-Cox	48%	13	4	12%	44	23%	31%	3.85
6	Kylen Granson	13%	5	2	6%	8	4%	40%	3.80

T.Y. Hilton (neck) missed a fifth straight game.
Pittman is 14th among WRs with 25.1% target share. He made some big-boy plays Monday night, including a Moss-ing of helpless Ravens cornerback Anthony Averett.
Still a rotation at TE. Alie-Cox put up 3-50-0 after 3-42-2 the week before, but he could easily finish without a catch next week. Don't trust it unless his role truly expands.
Pascal took 66% of his snaps in the slot, while Campbell got just one of his 35 (3%) there.
- Campbell was mostly profiled as a slot guy coming out, though he does have the physical specs (namely speed) to stack up outside. It isn't clear if the Colts don't like him in the slot, or simply think Pascal is better. If it's the latter, they appear to be correct... though it does still kinda feel like Campbell hasn't had a real chance.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	Tgt/Rt	Yds/Rt	EZ Tgt
1	Marquise Brown	90%	44	10	23%	103	35%	23%	2.84	2
2	Devin Duvernay	87%	42	4	9%	24	8%	10%	1.07	0
3	Mark Andrews	76%	33	13	30%	106	36%	39%	4.45	2
4	James Proche	67%	34	2	5%	12	4%	6%	0.44	0
5	Sammy Watkins	29%	9	3	7%	30	10%	33%	3.89	0

Proche was the No. 2 receiver after Watkins left with a hamstring injury in the second quarter.
- First-round pick Rashod Bateman (IR - groin) missed a fifth straight game.
Andrews finished with 11-147-2 on 13 targets, flashing a new ceiling. He's had plenty of big games, but never a huge one until now.
- Prior to Monday, his career highs were 10 targets, eight catches and 112 yards. This was also his first time with 100 yards AND multiple TDs in the same game.
Brown is tied for the second-most EZ targets (six). And his nickname has proven fitting, with Hollywood giving us drops, highlights, game-winning TDs and WR1 production.
- He probably can't maintain 11.9 YPT and a 73.7% catch rate, but it might be legit that he's among the top five most productive WRs on a per-target basis, somewhere a bit south of Tyreek Hill.