Target Breakdown: Week 9 WR/TE Recap & Week 10 Sleepers

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Published on November 9, 2021

ICYMI Monday, check out Backfield Breakdown, the sister article to Target Breakdown. Now, let's get to those wideouts and tight ends...

Week 9 Sortable Leaderboards

Shows WRs with 20+ routes or 4+ targets, and TEs with 15+ routes or 3+ targets. Sorted by target share.

Wide Receivers

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Share	Air Yards	AY Share	TPRR	YPRR	End-Zone Tgts
1	Davante Adams	92%	35	14	43.8%	152	61.6%	40.0%	1.20	0
2	A.J. Brown	79%	28	11	42.3%	94	83.8%	39.3%	1.50	1
3	DeVonta Smith	77%	17	6	37.5%	117	55.7%	35.3%	6.82	1
4	Keenan Allen	91%	34	13	35.1%	78	38.0%	38.2%	3.06	0
5	Brandin Cooks	97%	47	13	33.3%	144	46.2%	27.7%	1.00	3
6	Jerry Jeudy	59%	25	8	32.0%	41	23.3%	32.0%	2.76	0
7	Ja'Marr Chase	94%	46	13	31.7%	171	46.6%	28.3%	1.07	0
8	Tyreek Hill	83%	31	11	30.6%	193	60.0%	35.5%	1.19	0
9	Marquise Brown	83%	40	12	29.3%	93	26.7%	30.0%	2.90	0
10	Cooper Kupp	100%	51	13	27.7%	51	20.1%	25.5%	1.86	0
11	Russell Gage	82%	29	8	26.7%	66	23.8%	27.6%	2.21	0
12	Jarvis Landry	65%	19	5	26.3%	35	15.6%	26.3%	0.58	1
13	Jaylen Waddle	88%	39	10	25.6%	97	26.9%	25.6%	2.13	0
14	Adam Thielen	90%	27	7	25.0%	76	33.2%	25.9%	0.22	2
15	Cole Beasley	66%	31	11	24.4%	61	23.1%	35.5%	1.06	0
16	DJ Moore	84%	26	7

ICYMI Monday, check out Backfield Breakdown, the sister article to Target Breakdown. Now, let's get to those wideouts and tight ends...

Week 9 Sortable Leaderboards

Shows WRs with 20+ routes or 4+ targets, and TEs with 15+ routes or 3+ targets. Sorted by target share.

Wide Receivers

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Share	Air Yards	AY Share	TPRR	YPRR	End-Zone Tgts
1	Davante Adams	92%	35	14	43.8%	152	61.6%	40.0%	1.20	0
2	A.J. Brown	79%	28	11	42.3%	94	83.8%	39.3%	1.50	1
3	DeVonta Smith	77%	17	6	37.5%	117	55.7%	35.3%	6.82	1
4	Keenan Allen	91%	34	13	35.1%	78	38.0%	38.2%	3.06	0
5	Brandin Cooks	97%	47	13	33.3%	144	46.2%	27.7%	1.00	3
6	Jerry Jeudy	59%	25	8	32.0%	41	23.3%	32.0%	2.76	0
7	Ja'Marr Chase	94%	46	13	31.7%	171	46.6%	28.3%	1.07	0
8	Tyreek Hill	83%	31	11	30.6%	193	60.0%	35.5%	1.19	0
9	Marquise Brown	83%	40	12	29.3%	93	26.7%	30.0%	2.90	0
10	Cooper Kupp	100%	51	13	27.7%	51	20.1%	25.5%	1.86	0
11	Russell Gage	82%	29	8	26.7%	66	23.8%	27.6%	2.21	0
12	Jarvis Landry	65%	19	5	26.3%	35	15.6%	26.3%	0.58	1
13	Jaylen Waddle	88%	39	10	25.6%	97	26.9%	25.6%	2.13	0
14	Adam Thielen	90%	27	7	25.0%	76	33.2%	25.9%	0.22	2
15	Cole Beasley	66%	31	11	24.4%	61	23.1%	35.5%	1.06	0
16	DJ Moore	84%	26	7	24.1%	101	48.0%	26.9%	1.23	1
17	Zach Pascal	84%	28	7	24.1%	142	58.9%	25.0%	2.07	0
18	Christian Kirk	96%	28	6	23.1%	54	46.3%	21.4%	3.25	0
19	CeeDee Lamb	72%	27	9	23.1%	216	44.1%	33.3%	0.85	1
20	Deebo Samuel	91%	41	9	23.1%	77	22.1%	22.0%	1.54	0
21	Kendrick Bourne	54%	13	4	22.2%	23	20.7%	30.8%	2.62	0
22	Jakobi Meyers	90%	19	4	22.2%	50	45.5%	21.1%	0.42	0
23	Diontae Johnson	91%	33	6	22.2%	34	22.4%	18.2%	1.70	0
24	Robert Woods	100%	52	10	21.3%	82	31.9%	19.2%	1.88	0
25	Allen Robinson	79%	23	6	20.7%	88	19.3%	26.1%	2.96	0
26	Darnell Mooney	81%	29	6	20.7%	108	23.6%	20.7%	1.41	1
27	Michael Pittman	85%	30	6	20.7%	29	11.9%	20.0%	2.13	1
28	Brandon Aiyuk	93%	42	8	20.5%	104	29.8%	19.0%	2.12	1
29	Tim Patrick	60%	27	5	20.0%	84	47.4%	18.5%	3.15	0
30	Hunter Renfrow	66%	34	9	19.6%	26	9.0%	26.5%	1.44	1
31	Rashod Bateman	66%	36	8	19.5%	107	30.6%	22.2%	1.44	0
32	Tee Higgins	76%	40	8	19.5%	132	35.9%	20.0%	1.95	1
33	Rondale Moore	81%	25	5	19.2%	-6	-5.6%	20.0%	1.00	0
34	Deonte Harris	30%	18	8	19.0%	57	16.5%	44.4%	2.89	0
35	Quez Watkins	96%	16	3	18.8%	32	15.4%	18.8%	0.56	0
36	Marvin Jones	84%	29	5	18.5%	56	29.7%	17.2%	0.72	1
37	Jamal Agnew	56%	22	5	18.5%	23	12.3%	22.7%	1.23	0
38	Chase Claypool	80%	25	5	18.5%	40	26.3%	20.0%	1.20	2
39	Malik Turner	28%	14	7	17.9%	78	16.0%	50.0%	2.36	3
40	Danny Amendola	49%	29	7	17.9%	91	29.1%	24.1%	1.69	1
41	Justin Jefferson	80%	26	5	17.9%	80	34.9%	19.2%	2.65	0
42	Emmanuel Sanders	98%	51	8	17.8%	101	38.7%	15.7%	1.27	0
43	Stefon Diggs	89%	46	8	17.8%	66	25.2%	17.4%	1.85	0
44	Mecole Hardman	63%	27	6	16.7%	43	13.4%	22.2%	0.74	0
45	Donovan Peoples-Jones	61%	16	3	15.8%	81	35.9%	18.8%	5.38	0
46	Randall Cobb	53%	25	5	15.6%	59	24.1%	20.0%	2.00	0
47	Mack Hollins	81%	39	6	15.4%	86	23.7%	15.4%	0.56	1
48	Keelan Cole	48%	26	8	15.4%	88	20.2%	30.8%	2.54	0
49	Elijah Moore	61%	34	8	15.4%	87	20.0%	23.5%	2.47	1
50	Julio Jones	75%	26	4	15.4%	16	14.2%	15.4%	1.35	0
51	Van Jefferson	96%	51	7	14.9%	74	28.8%	13.7%	0.80	2
52	Laviska Shenault	79%	25	4	14.8%	5	2.8%	16.0%	0.96	0
53	Marquez Callaway	78%	38	6	14.3%	82	23.9%	15.8%	0.66	1
54	Marquise Goodwin	53%	20	4	13.8%	102	22.4%	20.0%	2.50	0
55	Mike Williams	85%	33	5	13.5%	64	31.0%	15.2%	1.76	1
56	Jamison Crowder	79%	45	7	13.5%	30	7.0%	15.6%	0.84	0
57	Amari Cooper	58%	23	5	12.8%	77	15.8%	21.7%	1.61	0
58	Cedrick Wilson	81%	37	5	12.8%	52	10.6%	13.5%	0.76	0
59	Kenny Stills	33%	16	5	11.9%	100	29.1%	31.3%	1.88	1
60	Kenny Golladay	56%	17	2	11.8%	23	36.5%	11.8%	1.65	0
61	Antoine Wesley	78%	22	3	11.5%	46	39.2%	13.6%	2.82	0
62	James Washington	59%	23	3	11.1%	57	38.1%	13.0%	1.83	0
63	Robby Anderson	91%	32	3	10.3%	24	11.5%	9.4%	0.06	0
64	Olamide Zaccheaus	47%	17	3	10.0%	50	17.9%	17.6%	3.41	2
65	Denzel Mims	61%	32	5	9.6%	58	13.3%	15.6%	0.63	0
66	Tre'Quan Smith	80%	38	4	9.5%	52	15.3%	10.5%	1.39	0
67	Zay Jones	96%	45	4	8.7%	80	28.0%	8.9%	0.44	2
68	Bryan Edwards	94%	45	4	8.7%	77	27.0%	8.9%		1
69	Courtland Sutton	84%	28	2	8.0%	24	13.6%	7.1%	0.32	0
70	Chris Conley	40%	15	3	7.7%	13	4.2%	20.0%	2.53	0
71	Nico Collins	69%	37	3	7.7%	17	5.4%	8.1%	0.68	0
72	Mohamed Sanu	54%	27	3	7.7%	35	10.0%	11.1%	0.19	0
73	Devin Duvernay	44%	22	2	4.9%	8	2.4%	9.1%	0.36	1
74	Tyler Boyd	79%	40	2	4.9%	30	8.2%	5.0%	0.28	0
75	Tajae Sharpe	81%	29	1	3.3%	8	2.9%	3.4%	0.41	0
76	Allen Lazard	85%	32	1	3.1%	13	5.1%	3.1%	0.63	0
77	Byron Pringle	44%	22	0	0.0%			0.0%		0

Tight Ends

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Share	Air Yards	AY Share	TPRR	YPRR	End-Zone Tgts
1	Dallas Goedert	93%	14	6	37.5%	63	30.0%	42.9%	3.07	0
2	Kyle Rudolph	54%	7	5	29.4%	14	22.9%	71.4%	2.86	0
3	Cole Kmet	76%	25	8	27.6%	108	23.8%	32.0%	3.48	0
4	Dan Arnold	60%	23	7	25.9%	53	28.1%	30.4%	2.61	1
5	Tyler Conklin	86%	19	7	25.0%	24	10.6%	36.8%	2.37	0
6	Mark Andrews	76%	32	10	24.4%	124	35.7%	31.3%	1.38	1
7	Darren Waller	90%	42	11	23.9%	114	39.9%	26.2%	2.19	2
8	Kyle Pitts	75%	24	7	23.3%	84	30.2%	29.2%	2.58	1
9	Travis Kelce	86%	36	8	22.2%	74	22.9%	22.2%	1.89	1
10	Pat Freiermuth	71%	23	6	22.2%	32	21.0%	26.1%	1.87	2
11	Tyler Higbee	97%	52	10	21.3%	70	27.2%	19.2%	0.98	2
12	Mike Gesicki	79%	39	8	20.5%	88	24.4%	20.5%	1.38	0
13	George Kittle	73%	32	8	20.5%	116	33.3%	25.0%	3.16	1
14	Albert Okwuegbunam	79%	23	5	20.0%	4	2.2%	21.7%	1.09	0
15	Zach Ertz	81%	25	5	19.2%	3	2.5%	20.0%	1.08	0
16	Evan Engram	83%	23	3	17.6%	32	51.8%	13.0%	1.65	0
17	Hunter Henry	58%	13	3	16.7%	30	26.9%	23.1%	1.46	1
18	Adam Trautman	87%	33	7	16.7%	62	18.0%	21.2%	1.42	0
19	David Njoku	74%	11	3	15.8%	41	18.3%	27.3%	1.64	3
20	Geoff Swaim	71%	9	4	15.4%	7	6.6%	44.4%	3.22	1
21	Ryan Griffin	63%	30	7	13.5%	42	9.6%	23.3%	0.93	1
22	Dalton Schultz	95%	38	5	12.8%	42	8.5%	13.2%	1.42	0
23	C.J. Uzomah	64%	29	5	12.2%	18	5.0%	17.2%	0.83	0
24	Jared Cook	43%	20	4	10.8%	14	6.7%	20.0%	2.40	0
25	Stephen Anderson	45%	9	4	10.8%	-4	-1.9%	44.4%	4.33	1
26	Austin Hooper	72%	12	2	10.5%	10	4.3%	16.7%	1.17	0
27	Jimmy Graham	28%	7	3	10.3%	51	11.2%	42.9%	4.00	2
28	Hayden Hurst	44%	12	3	10.0%	10	3.7%	25.0%	1.33	0
29	Donald Parham	38%	11	3	8.1%	18	8.7%	27.3%	3.55	0
30	Jordan Akins	34%	12	3	7.7%	20	6.4%	25.0%	0.58	0
31	Drew Sample	51%	18	3	7.3%	4	1.1%	16.7%	2.00	0
32	Tommy Tremble	58%	17	2	6.9%	17	8.2%	11.8%	0.35	0
33	Jack Doyle	67%	16	2	6.9%	17	7.2%	12.5%	0.06	0
34	Adam Shaheen	49%	18	2	5.1%	16	4.3%	11.1%	0.61	1
35	Durham Smythe	58%	20	2	5.1%	16	4.3%	10.0%	1.35	0
36	Tommy Sweeney	86%	37	2	4.4%	6	2.1%	5.4%	0.27	0
37	Anthony Firkser	43%	16	1	3.8%	0	-0.4%	6.3%	0.44	0
38	Mo Alie-Cox	62%	18	1	3.4%	3	1.3%	5.6%	1.56	0

Links to RotoWire's Red Zone Stats

Wide Receivers

Tight Ends

Rushing Stats

Year-to-Date Sortable Leaderboards

Minimal qualification: 10% target share in active games.

Wide Receivers (YTD)

		Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yards	AY Sh.	aDOT	Routes	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt	Tgt/Gm	Rts/Gm
1	Davante Adams	87	34.5%	937	46%	10.8	253	34.4%	3.11	2	10.9	31.6
2	Cooper Kupp	103	32.2%	877	33%	8.5	319	32.3%	3.19	6	11.4	35.4
3	Deebo Samuel	81	31.5%	627	32%	7.7	250	32.4%	3.53	1	10.1	31.3
4	Diontae Johnson	69	30.5%	619	41%	9	239	28.9%	2.22	2	9.9	34.1
5	Brandin Cooks	83	30.1%	981	46%	11.8	304	27.3%	2.08	4	9.2	33.8
6	DJ Moore	88	29.7%	946	41%	10.8	320	27.5%	2.12	6	9.8	35.6
7	Tyler Lockett	58	28.6%	700	41%	12.1	229	25.3%	2.53	3	7.3	28.6
8	Tyreek Hill	101	28.5%	1125	41%	11.1	320	31.6%	2.41	4	11.2	35.6
9	A.J. Brown	65	27.9%	721	43%	11.1	216	30.1%	2.55	6	8.1	27.0
10	Terry McLaurin	76	27.6%	929	45%	12.2	279	27.2%	2.05	7	9.5	34.9
11	DK Metcalf	56	27.6%	644	38%	11.5	211	26.5%	2.75	4	7.0	26.4
12	Keenan Allen	82	26.5%	671	30%	8.2	305	26.9%	1.97	4	10.3	38.1
13	Calvin Ridley	52	26.4%	504	39%	9.7	192	27.1%	1.46	3	10.4	38.4
14	Darnell Mooney	59	26.2%	572	36%	9.7	245	24.1%	1.84	4	6.6	27.2
15	Ja'Marr Chase	73	25.7%	955	41%	13.1	300	24.3%	2.78	7	8.1	33.3
16	Marquise Brown	69	25.4%	950	35%	13.8	259	26.6%	2.63	7	8.6	32.4
17	Tee Higgins	57	24.8%	630	33%	11.1	224	25.4%	1.92	6	8.1	32.0
18	Michael Pittman	71	24.4%	733	32%	10.3	309	23.0%	2.13	6	7.9	34.3
19	DeVante Parker	43	24.2%	536	42%	12.5	184	23.4%	1.78	3	8.6	36.8
20	Jakobi Meyers	72	24.2%	632	28%	8.8	304	23.7%	1.43	1	8.0	33.8
21	DeVonta Smith	62	24.0%	883	41%	14.2	268	23.1%	2.00	3	6.9	29.8
22	Stefon Diggs	73	23.9%	826	32%	11.3	284	25.0%	1.94	3	9.1	35.5
23	Sterling Shepard	43	23.9%	305	24%	7.1	152	28.3%	2.13	1	8.6	30.4
24	Justin Jefferson	68	23.7%	824	40%	12.1	291	23.4%	2.17	4	8.5	36.4
25	Marvin Jones	60	23.0%	660	31%	11	288	20.8%	1.39	9	7.5	36.0
26	CeeDee Lamb	66	22.9%	836	34%	12.7	271	24.4%	2.33	6	8.3	33.9
27	Adam Thielen	66	22.7%	633	31%	9.6	303	21.8%	1.57	5	8.3	37.9
28	Jerry Jeudy	19	22.6%	161	25%	8.5	71	26.8%	2.54	0	6.3	23.7
29	Jamal Agnew	31	22.5%	211	20%	6.8	137	22.6%	1.54	2	6.2	27.4
30	Jaylen Waddle	79	22.5%	498	20%	6.3	329	23.7%	1.51	1	8.8	36.6
31	Jarvis Landry	29	22.3%	231	22%	8	96	30.2%	2.01	2	5.8	19.2
32	Allen Robinson	50	22.3%	559	35%	11.2	235	21.3%	1.44	2	5.6	26.1
33	Cole Beasley	67	21.9%	372	15%	5.6	259	25.9%	1.72	2	8.4	32.4
34	Courtland Sutton	64	21.8%	998	40%	15.6	302	21.2%	1.95	4	7.1	33.6
35	Robert Woods	69	21.7%	579	22%	8.4	311	22.2%	1.79	8	7.7	34.6
36	Mike Williams	66	21.3%	799	35%	12.1	260	25.4%	2.21	7	8.3	32.5
37	DeAndre Hopkins	49	21.2%	526	32%	10.7	239	20.5%	2.03	7	6.1	29.9
38	Amari Cooper	61	20.8%	718	29%	11.8	268	22.8%	1.99	4	7.6	33.5
39	Sammy Watkins	32	20.8%	438	26%	13.7	123	26.0%	2.37	1	6.4	24.6
40	Chase Claypool	52	20.6%	547	35%	10.5	230	22.6%	1.88	4	7.4	32.9
41	Antonio Brown	42	20.4%	547	30%	13	145	29.0%	2.88	3	8.4	29.0
42	A.J. Green	43	20.3%	514	31%	12	245	17.6%	1.86	5	5.4	30.6
43	Corey Davis	42	20.2%	571	32%	13.6	179	23.5%	1.95	3	7.0	29.8
44	Chris Godwin	69	20.1%	550	20%	8	333	20.7%	1.98	6	8.6	41.6
45	Hunter Renfrow	60	19.9%	359	14%	6	234	25.6%	1.91	3	7.5	29.3
46	Laviska Shenault	49	19.8%	311	15%	6.3	229	21.4%	1.50	1	6.1	28.6
47	Tyler Boyd	55	19.3%	385	17%	7	268	20.5%	1.53	2	6.1	29.8
48	Mike Evans	63	18.9%	914	32%	14.5	322	19.6%	1.69	6	7.9	40.3
49	Christian Kirk	48	18.8%	595	31%	12.4	230	20.9%	2.37	4	5.3	25.6
50	Odell Beckham	34	18.6%	463	30%	13.6	160	21.3%	1.45	2	5.7	26.7
51	Rashod Bateman	20	18.3%	220	21%	11	85	23.5%	1.89	0	6.7	28.3
52	Marquez Callaway	39	18.0%	493	26%	12.6	204	19.1%	1.51	5	4.9	25.5
53	Jamison Crowder	37	17.9%	175	12%	4.7	171	21.6%	1.41	1	7.4	34.2
54	Robby Anderson	53	17.7%	623	27%	11.8	315	16.8%	0.65	4	5.9	35.0
55	Zach Pascal	50	17.2%	461	20%	9.2	295	16.9%	1.08	6	5.6	32.8
56	Julio Jones	31	17.2%	365	29%	11.8	147	21.1%	2.29	3	5.2	24.5
57	Deonte Harris	31	16.8%	333	21%	10.7	97	32.0%	3.33	0	4.4	13.9
58	Emmanuel Sanders	51	16.7%	853	33%	16.7	297	17.2%	1.61	8	6.4	37.1
59	Kenny Golladay	31	16.5%	456	28%	14.7	160	19.4%	1.94	2	5.2	26.7
60	Rondale Moore	40	16.1%	67	4%	1.7	163	24.5%	2.16	1	4.4	18.1
61	Tim Patrick	47	16.0%	560	22%	11.9	290	16.2%	1.76	2	5.2	32.2
62	Russell Gage	23	15.4%	169	17%	7.3	130	17.7%	1.22	1	5.8	32.5
63	Nelson Agholor	42	15.0%	681	31%	16.2	268	15.7%	1.25	3	5.3	33.5
64	Kadarius Toney	36	14.8%	231	14%	6.4	137	26.3%	2.57	2	5.1	19.6
65	Mecole Hardman	53	14.8%	356	13%	6.7	272	19.5%	1.37	1	5.9	30.2
66	Amon-Ra St. Brown	38	14.7%	292	18%	7.7	237	16.0%	1.05	0	5.4	33.9
67	Van Jefferson	46	14.6%	592	23%	12.9	282	16.3%	1.54	5	5.1	31.3
68	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	18	14.6%	348	31%	19.3	88	20.5%	1.08	3	4.5	22.0
69	Elijah Moore	40	14.5%	460	23%	11.5	181	22.1%	1.27	1	5.7	25.9
70	JuJu Smith-Schuster	28	14.4%	172	13%	6.1	143	19.6%	0.90	0	5.6	28.6
71	Brandon Aiyuk	31	14.0%	310	17%	10	210	14.8%	1.10	5	4.4	30.0
72	Darius Slayton	26	14.0%	343	27%	13.2	130	20.0%	1.46	0	4.3	21.7
73	Danny Amendola	23	13.7%	153	12%	6.7	95	24.2%	1.18	1	4.6	19.0
74	K.J. Osborn	40	13.7%	313	15%	7.8	227	17.6%	1.50	0	5.0	28.4
75	Kalif Raymond	40	13.7%	443	24%	11.1	259	15.4%	1.29	0	5.0	32.4
76	Kendrick Bourne	39	12.8%	349	15%	8.9	211	18.5%	2.00	0	4.3	23.4
77	Jalen Reagor	33	12.8%	274	13%	8.3	215	15.3%	0.74	0	3.7	23.9
78	Rashard Higgins	25	12.3%	296	18%	11.8	143	17.5%	1.17	0	3.6	20.4
79	Quez Watkins	31	12.0%	402	19%	13	202	15.3%	1.86	3	3.4	22.4
80	Randall Cobb	28	11.7%	319	15%	11.4	166	16.9%	1.47	7	3.5	20.8
81	Bryan Edwards	35	11.6%	518	20%	14.8	270	13.0%	1.28	3	4.4	33.8
82	Donovan Peoples-Jones	18	11.5%	315	22%	17.5	157	11.5%	2.00	1	3.0	26.2
83	Adam Humphries	29	10.9%	261	13%	9	214	13.6%	1.03	2	3.6	26.8
84	Nico Collins	22	10.5%	219	14%	10	147	15.0%	1.30	1	3.7	24.5
85	Allen Lazard	22	10.4%	199	11%	9	218	10.1%	0.94	4	3.1	31.1
86	Braxton Berrios	28	10.4%	179	9%	6.4	127	22.0%	1.37	1	4.0	18.1
87	Keelan Cole	24	10.0%	330	19%	13.8	148	16.2%	1.74	0	4.0	24.7

Tight Ends (YTD)

		Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yards	AY Share	aDOT	Routes	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgts	Tgt/Gm	Rts/Gm
1	Darren Waller	64	24.3%	631	26.5%	9.9	263	24.3%	1.79	6	9.1	37.6
2	Mark Andrews	61	22.8%	634	23.2%	10.4	223	27.4%	2.51	5	7.6	27.9
3	Travis Kelce	79	22.3%	637	23.4%	8.1	325	24.3%	1.93	1	8.8	36.1
4	T.J. Hockenson	64	22.0%	442	24.3%	6.9	272	23.5%	1.65	2	8.0	34.0
5	George Kittle	36	21.9%	302	24.8%	8.4	140	25.7%	2.34	1	7.2	28.0
6	Noah Fant	53	19.6%	293	12.7%	5.5	229	23.1%	1.40	4	6.6	28.6
7	Kyle Pitts	57	18.9%	613	29.7%	10.8	252	22.6%	2.17	4	7.1	31.5
8	Dan Arnold	32	18.4%	183	14.0%	5.7	128	25.0%	1.94	2	6.4	25.6
9	Mike Gesicki	63	17.6%	582	23.3%	9.2	283	22.3%	1.87	1	7.0	31.4
10	Cole Kmet	44	16.8%	248	15.7%	5.6	194	22.7%	1.46	2	4.9	21.6
11	Dalton Schultz	49	16.7%	297	12.0%	6.1	209	23.4%	2.03	0	6.1	26.1
12	Zach Ertz	17	16.5%	71	11.4%	5.1	67	20.9%	2.01	0	2.8	11.2
13	Dallas Goedert	37	15.8%	334	17.5%	9	173	21.4%	2.32	2	4.6	21.6
14	Logan Thomas	14	15.7%	113	18.4%	8.1	87	16.1%	1.34	2	2.8	17.4
15	Tyler Conklin	44	15.1%	190	9.3%	4.3	206	21.4%	1.66	1	5.5	25.8
16	Evan Engram	36	15.0%	154	9.6%	4.3	190	18.9%	1.18	1	5.1	27.1
17	Tyler Higbee	46	13.9%	201	7.6%	4.4	276	16.7%	1.17	6	5.1	30.7
18	Ricky Seals-Jones	31	13.5%	157	8.8%	5.1	183	16.9%	1.09	5	3.9	22.9
19	Jared Cook	42	13.2%	303	13.3%	7.2	212	19.8%	1.45	4	5.3	26.5
20	Austin Hooper	30	13.2%	111	5.9%	3.7	147	20.4%	1.24	2	3.3	16.3
21	David Njoku	27	12.7%	255	13.6%	9.4	137	19.7%	2.49	3	3.4	17.1
22	Adam Trautman	26	12.7%	165	9.5%	6.3	144	18.1%	1.05	1	3.3	18.0
23	Rob Gronkowski	22	12.6%	233	16.3%	10.6	85	25.9%	2.16	3	3.7	14.2
24	Hunter Henry	38	12.4%	315	13.8%	8.3	209	18.2%	1.51	3	4.2	23.2
25	Dawson Knox	27	11.8%	221	10.7%	8.2	160	16.9%	1.79	4	4.5	26.7
26	Jonnu Smith	34	11.4%	132	5.8%	3.9	105	32.4%	1.84	2	3.8	11.7
27	Gerald Everett	17	11.3%	64	5.1%	3.8	121	14.0%	1.12	1	1.9	13.4
28	Robert Tonyan	29	11.1%	229	11.6%	7.9	165	17.6%	1.24	2	3.6	20.6
29	Maxx Williams	17	10.9%	87	7.6%	5.1	93	18.3%	2.08	1	3.4	18.6
30	Pat Freiermuth	33	10.1%	169	9.2%	5.1	150	22.0%	1.63	5	4.1	18.8
31	Pharaoh Brown	18	10.1%	106	7.7%	5.9	89	20.2%	1.28	0	3.0	14.8
32	C.J. Uzomah	28	10.0%	145	6.3%	5.2	228	12.3%	1.37	1	3.1	25.3
33	Albert Okwuegbunam	18	10.0%	69	4.5%	3.8	82	22.0%	1.41	0	3.0	13.7

Injury Report

Inactives

NYJ WR Corey Davis (hip)

IND WR T.Y. Hilton (concussion)

ARI WRs DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) + A.J. Green (reserve/COVID-19)

NYG WR Sterling Shepard (quad)

BAL WR Sammy Watkins (thigh)

MIA WRs Devante Parker (IR/hamstring) + Will Fuller (IR/finger)

ATL WR Calvin Ridley (NFI/personal)

DAL WR Michael Gallup (IR/calf)

WR Odell Beckham (shoulder/contract)

DEN TE Noah Fant (reserve/COVID-19)

BUF TE Dawson Knox (hand)

HOU TE Pharaoh Brown (thigh)

PIT TE Eric Ebron (hamstring)

In-Game Injuries

TE Jonnu Smith re-injured his shoulder.

DEN TE Albert Okwuegbunam hurt his knee.

Waivers & Sleepers for Week 10

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

Wide Receivers

Waivers, Pt. 1 — Potential Week 10 Starters/Streamers

Waivers, Pt. 2 — Bench Stashes & Sleepers

Tight Ends

Waivers, Pt. 1 — Potential Week 10 Starters/Streamers

Pat Freiermuth - 40%
Dan Arnold - 27%
Tyler Conklin - 38%
Gerald Everett - 21% rostered

Waivers, Pt. 2 — Bench Stashes & Sleepers

Drops & Benchings

Drop'Em

JAX WR Laviska Shenault

WR Mecole Hardman

CAR WR Robby Anderson

NYG WR Darius Slayton

PHI WR Jalen Reagor

NYG TE Evan Engram

CLE TE Austin Hooper

Bench'Em

NYG WR Kenny Golladay

NYG WR Kadarius Toney

CIN WR Tyler Boyd

CHI WR Allen Robinson

LAC TE Jared Cook

A few other guys flirting with this territory recently: Courtland Sutton, Chase Claypool, Julio Jones.

Week 9 Game-by-Game Breakdowns

Jets (30) at Colts (45)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Jamison Crowder	79%	45	7	13.5%	30	7.0%	15.6%	0.84	0
2	Ryan Griffin	63%	30	7	13.5%	42	9.6%	23.3%	0.93	1
3	Denzel Mims	61%	32	5	9.6%	58	13.3%	15.6%	0.63	0
4	Elijah Moore	61%	34	8	15.4%	87	20.0%	23.5%	2.47	1
5	Keelan Cole	48%	26	8	15.4%	88	20.2%	30.8%	2.54	0
6	Jeff Smith	27%	14	4	7.7%	68	15.6%	28.6%	2.86	0
7	Braxton Berrios	21%	12	3	5.8%	15	3.5%	25.0%	0.42	0
8	Tyler Kroft	20%	5	3	5.8%	31	7.1%	60.0%	7.60	0

With Corey Davis (hip) missing another game, Elijah Moore enjoyed a TNF breakout, putting up 7-84-2 on 61% snap share while tying for the team lead with eight targets.
- The week before, Moore put up 6-67-0 on six targets despite playing only 36% of snaps
- However, this isn't his first game with a lot of snaps. He got 86% in Week 1 (one catch), 78% in Week 2 (4-47-0 on eight targets) and 57% in Week 7 (1-13-0 on six targets). The latter two did come against the Patriots in ugly blowout losses.
Moore took 72% of his snaps on the perimeter, in line with his season rate. It's still him, Davis, Cole and Mims as perimeter options, while Crowder and Berrios handle the slot.
- The problem isn't that Cole or Mims is ahead of Moore. It's that the Jets continue to rotate receivers a lot, even when guys are out of the lineup, which means Moore might be stuck at 50 or 60 percent route participation even if he's starting and playing well. Or, he might not. Feed him!
11 Jets got multiple targets; the eight guys listed plus third-string TE Trevon Wesco (two) and RBs Michael Carter (two) and Ty Johnson (three).
- The team had 52 pass attempts, after 49 the previous week. And they ran 80% of their plays from 11 personnel.
- Mike White, the Week 8 hero, left in the first half with a forearm injury and was replaced by Josh Johnson.

Saleh says he expects Wilson and White to practice on Wednesday. #Jets
— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) November 8, 2021

It sounds like Mike White will start Sunday. Saleh said it would be "irresponsible" to put Wilson out there before he's healthy.
— Brian Costello (@BrianCoz) November 8, 2021

Both RB Tevin Coleman and WR Corey Davis are expected back for the Jets this week, Robert Saleh said.
— Ralph Vacchiano (@RVacchianoSNY) November 8, 2021

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Michael Pittman	85%	30	6	20.7%	29	11.9%	20.0%	2.13	1
2	Zach Pascal	84%	28	7	24.1%	142	58.9%	25.0%	2.07	0
3	Jack Doyle	67%	16	2	6.9%	17	7.2%	12.5%	0.06	0
4	Mo Alie-Cox	62%	18	1	3.4%	3	1.3%	5.6%	1.56	0
5	Ashton Dulin	36%	10	2	6.9%	23	9.4%	20.0%	2.30	0
6	Dezmon Patmon	33%	12	1	3.4%	4	1.5%	8.3%	0.58	0

T.Y. Hilton (concussion) was inactive, allowing Dulin and Patmon to split the No. 3 role
Pascal has seen 5-8 targets in all but one game this year, yet the 58 yards Thursday night represents a season high. He still hasn't reached double-digit PPR points since scoring TDs in Weeks 1 and 2. The snaps and routes, however, remain consistent.
- Pascal saw three targets 20-plus yards downfield Thursday night, after getting just four total over the first eight weeks.
Pittman scored for a third straight week and fifth time in the past five games, this time putting up 5-64-1 on six targets.
- Pittman didn't get any deep looks in this one, but he does lead the Colts with 13 targets (and six catches) on throws 20-plus yards downfield.
  - The 13 targets are tied for 17th among WRs, per PFF.

Broncos (30) at Cowboys (16)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Courtland Sutton	84%	28	2	8.0%	24	13.6%	7.1%	0.32
2	Albert Okwuegbunam	79%	23	5	20.0%	4	2.2%	21.7%	1.09
3	Eric Saubert	64%	8	1	4.0%	1	0.5%	12.5%	0.75
4	Tim Patrick	60%	27	5	20.0%	84	47.4%	18.5%	3.15
5	Jerry Jeudy	59%	25	8	32.0%	41	23.3%	32.0%	2.76

Sutton has 63 yards and nine targets in the three games Jeudy has played this year.
- Small sample, but the extent of his non-impact makes it a little worrisome.
Of course Patrick has been more productive since Jeudy returned! He only has eight targets the past two weeks, but he put up 3-64-0 in Week 8 and 4-85-1 with a highlight-reel TD catch in this one.
Jeudy took 67% of his snaps in the slot and had 6-69-0 on a team-high eight targets.
- His snap share was only 59% for the game, but it was 69% in the first half.
- The concern is that Jeudy played only eight of 30 snaps (27%) in 12 personnel, while Sutton took 80% and Patrick got 50%. Not the end of the world, but more snaps in heavier formations could get Jeudy an extra target or so per game, depending on how much the Broncos use multi-TE sets
  - They used 12 personnel at the second-highest rate (45%) of all teams Week 9, but that was in a game where they led 30-0 at one point. Then again, it was also in a game with Noah Fant (reserve/COVID-19) on the shelf. And Okwuegbunam has a strong case to continue seeing some snaps and targets.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Dalton Schultz	95%	38	5	12.8%	42	8.5%	13.2%	1.42	0
2	Cedrick Wilson	81%	37	5	12.8%	52	10.6%	13.5%	0.76	0
3	CeeDee Lamb	72%	27	9	23.1%	216	44.1%	33.3%	0.85	1
4	Amari Cooper	58%	23	5	12.8%	77	15.8%	21.7%	1.61	0
5	Noah Brown	40%	17	1	2.6%	15	3.1%	5.9%		0
6	Malik Turner	28%	14	7	17.9%	78	16.0%	50.0%	2.36	3
7	Sean McKeon	21%	2	2	5.1%	13	2.6%	100.0%		0

Don't be fooled by the final snap shares. Prior to the fourth quarter, Cooper and Lamb both were at 88% snap share, and Wilson was at 67%.
- The fourth quarter ended up accounting for nearly half of the Dallas snaps, and Cooper took just six of 26 (23%), with the Cowboys perhaps letting him rest his balky hamstring once the game was out of reach.
- Lamb played only 54% in the fourth quarter, but he did see five targets in the final frame, catching two for 23 yards.
Schultz put up 4-54-0 on five targets and played a season-high 95% of snaps with Blake Jarwin (IR/hip) missing his first game of the season.

Patriots (24) at Panthers (6)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Jakobi Meyers	90%	19	4	22.2%	50	45.5%	21.1%	0.42	0
2	Nelson Agholor	88%	19	0	0.0%	0	0.0%	0.0%	0.00	0
3	Hunter Henry	58%	13	3	16.7%	30	26.9%	23.1%	1.46	1
4	Kendrick Bourne	54%	13	4	22.2%	23	20.7%	30.8%	2.62	0
5	Jonnu Smith	44%	4	2	11.1%	2	1.4%	50.0%	1.00	0

Mac Jones attempted only 18 passes, completing 12 for 139 yards, one TD and one INT, plus two sacks and a lost fumble (He wasn't the reason they won).
A true goose egg for Agholor, with no targets on 19 routes.
Smith reinjured his shoulder, attempting to play through the injury for a second straight week. An absence would help Henry, who has become extremely reliant on TDs and scored another one Sunday.
Henry's latest receiving lines (most recent listed first): 2-19-1, 1-33-0, 2-23-1, 2-25-1, 6-75-1, 4-32-1.
- And he only has three EZ targets, and four inside the 10-yard line.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Robby Anderson	91%	32	3	10.3%	24	11.5%	9.4%	0.06	0
2	D.J. Moore	84%	26	7	24.1%	101	48.0%	26.9%	1.23	1
3	Ian Thomas	63%	13	2	6.9%	5	2.4%	15.4%	0.69	0
4	Tommy Tremble	58%	17	2	6.9%	17	8.2%	11.8%	0.35	0
5	Terrace Marshall	37%	17	1	3.4%	-1	-0.6%	5.9%	0.00	0
6	Willie Snead	30%	15	2	6.9%	14	6.8%	13.3%	0.40	0

Marshall returned from a concussion but split the No. 3 role with Snead.
Moore is up to five straight games with no touchdown and less than 75 yards. After starting the year with 398 yards and three TDs over the first four weeks.

After an MRI on his shoulder, #Panthers QB Sam Darnold is considered day-to-day, source said. No word yet on the team's QB decision for Sunday. Coach Matt Rhule said at his presser about Darnold: "I'd have to see him on Wednesday and see. What does his health look like?"
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) November 8, 2021

Bills (6) at Jaguars (9)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Emmanuel Sanders	98%	51	8	17.8%	101	38.7%	15.7%	1.27
2	Stefon Diggs	89%	46	8	17.8%	66	25.2%	17.4%	1.85
3	Tommy Sweeney	86%	37	2	4.4%	6	2.1%	5.4%	0.27
4	Cole Beasley	66%	31	11	24.4%	61	23.1%	35.5%	1.06
5	Isaiah McKenzie	29%	18	2	4.4%	5	1.9%	11.1%	0.56
6	Gabriel Davis	28%	15	2	4.4%	8	3.2%	13.3%

Sweeney was only targeted twice but in terms of snaps and routes he took over the Dawson Knox (hand) role for a second straight week.
- Despite playing 87% and 82% of snaps, Sweeney has seen just six targets over the two games.
Beasley is up to 33 targets over the past three weeks, after back-to-back games with exactly two. He's benefitted from fewer multi-TE formations with Knox out, and Josh Allen seems to be defaulting to his slot man more as he struggles.
Sanders barely left the field but was targeted on just eight of his 51 routes (15.7%) and finished with 4-65-0.
- The week before, he had a goose egg on four targets and 56 snaps, ending a four-game run with at least a dozen PPR points in every contest.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Marvin Jones	84%	29	5	18.5%	56	29.7%	17.2%	0.72	1
2	Laviska Shenault	79%	25	4	14.8%	5	2.8%	16.0%	0.96	0
3	Dan Arnold	60%	23	7	25.9%	53	28.1%	30.4%	2.61	1
4	Jamal Agnew	56%	22	5	18.5%	23	12.3%	22.7%	1.23	0

If you only count his five games with Jacksonville, Arnold ranks eighth among TEs in target share (18.4%), 12th in AY Share (12.0%), sixth in targets per route (0.25), 16th in routes per game (25.6) and ninth in targets per game (6.4).
Agnew's five targets were his fewest over the past four games, a stretch in which he's played at least half the snaps every week while averaging 5.0 catches for 46.0 yards and 0.25 TDs on 7.5 targets.
- He also took a carry for 11 yards, his third of the year. More rushing work would be a nice bonus on top of the No. 3 receiver role.
Shenault played only 24% of his snaps in the slot, while Jones was at 42% and Agnew at 59%.
- Shenault started the year in the slot but has now been getting the fewest inside snaps of the three.
In four games since the DJ Chark injury, Jones has averaged 4.0 catches for 45.3 yards and 0.25 TDs on 7.3 targets.

Falcons (27) at Saints (25)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Russell Gage	82%	29	8	26.7%	66	23.8%	27.6%	2.21	0
2	Tajae Sharpe	81%	29	1	3.3%	8	2.9%	3.4%	0.41	0
3	Kyle Pitts	75%	24	7	23.3%	84	30.2%	29.2%	2.58	1
4	Olamide Zaccheaus	47%	17	3	10.0%	50	17.9%	17.6%	3.41	2
5	Hayden Hurst	44%	12	3	10.0%	10	3.7%	25.0%	1.33	0

Pitts finished with 3-62-0 after 2-13-0 the week before. But, his 13 targets over the past two weeks account for 22.8% of the team total, not bad.
Gage finished without a target in Week 8, despite playing 68% of snaps with Calvin Ridley (NFI/personal) inactive. In this one, Gage caught seven of a team-high eight targets for 64 yards, also tying Sharpe for the team lead in routes (29).
Sharpe had seen 68% snap share Week 8, putting up 5-58-0 on six targets. In this one, he drew just one target on 29 routes. Very Tajae Sharpe-like.
The Falcons also used No. 3 TE Lee Smith on 28% of snaps, cutting into Hurt's playing time. Hurst has just 20 yards and six targets over the past two weeks.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Adam Trautman	87%	33	7	16.7%	62	18.0%	21.2%	1.42	0
2	Tre'Quan Smith	80%	38	4	9.5%	52	15.3%	10.5%	1.39	0
3	Marquez Callaway	78%	38	6	14.3%	82	23.9%	15.8%	0.66	1
4	Kenny Stills	33%	16	5	11.9%	100	29.1%	31.3%	1.88	1
5	Deonte Harris	30%	18	8	19.0%	57	16.5%	44.4%	2.89	0

The seven targets and 4-47-0 receiving line were season bests for Trautman, who put up 2-4-0 on six targets the week before.
- He's played 86-88% of snaps in four straight, averaging 4.5 targets and putting up 2-43-0, 3-36-0, 2-40 and 4-47-0. Still with no TD this year.
- Juwan Johnson was a healthy scratch Sunday. That'll help Trautman a little, if it continues. Johnson has just 13 targets in seven games, but three have been in the red zone and all three went for touchdowns.
Harris saw eight more targets Sunday, after seven in Week 8, his first game back from a hamstring injury.
- He's fourth among WRs in targets per route (32.0%) but hasn't played even 50% of snaps in a single game.
- He took 43% of his Week 9 snaps in the slot and is at 32% for the year
- Overall this year, he's averaging 3.0 catches for 46.1 yards on 4.4 targets, with two TDs in seven games. That's better than I would've guessed before I looked it up.
Tre'Quan Smith remains allergic to targets, though he did catch three of his four for 53 yards. He's seen only three, three and four targets in his three games since returning from IR, even with his snap share creeping up from 55% to 63% to now 80%.

Vikings (31) at Ravens (34)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Adam Thielen	90%	27	7	25.0%	76	33.2%	25.9%	0.22	2
2	Tyler Conklin	86%	19	7	25.0%	24	10.6%	36.8%	2.37	0
3	Justin Jefferson	80%	26	5	17.9%	80	34.9%	19.2%	2.65	0
4	K.J. Osborn	49%	17	2	7.1%	17	7.3%	11.8%	1.18	0

Jefferson caught a long TD on a blown coverage early but otherwise was held in check. Despite seeing just five and four targets the past two weeks, he's averaging 8.5 for the year.
Thielen finished with 2-6-1 on seven targets, shut down apart from a game-tying TD.
- The two EZ targets give him five this season, tied for 18th among WRs. Jefferson has seen four, yet has three fewer TDs (7-4).

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Marquise Brown	83%	40	12	29.3%	93	26.7%	30.0%	2.90	0
2	Mark Andrews	76%	32	10	24.4%	124	35.7%	31.3%	1.38	1
3	Rashod Bateman	66%	36	8	19.5%	107	30.6%	22.2%	1.44	0
4	Devin Duvernay	44%	22	2	4.9%	8	2.4%	9.1%	0.36	1

Bateman went up to a new high of eight targets after six and six in his first two games.
- He finished with 5-52-0, after 3-80-0 in Week 7 and 4-29-0 in Week 6.
- And he's not just getting short looks. Bateman's 11.2 aDOT may not quite be up there with Hollywood (14.6) or even Andrews (12.3), but it's deeper than league-average for a receiver.
- Unfortunately, Bateman could lose some snaps/routes/targets once Sammy Watkins (thigh) returns, which apparently could happen as soon as Thursday night in Miami. Then again, Watkins will probably miss time again, and the Ravens might only view him as the third receiver at this point anyway.
Baltimore pass-catching shares over the past three games with Bateman in and Sammy Watkins (hamstring) out:
- Targets: 1. Brown - 31 (28%), 2. Andrews - 23 (21%), 3.Bateman - 20 (18%), 4. Devonta Freeman - 8 (7%), 5. Duvernay - 6 (6%)
- AY: 1. Brown - 453 (41%), 2. Andrews - 282 (26%), 3. Bateman - 225 (20%)

Texans (9) at Dolphins (17)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Brandin Cooks	97%	47	13	33.3%	144	46.2%	27.7%	1.00	3
2	Nico Collins	69%	37	3	7.7%	17	5.4%	8.1%	0.68	0
3	Antony Auclair	52%	10	2	5.1%	8	2.7%	20.0%	2.30	0
4	Danny Amendola	49%	29	7	17.9%	91	29.1%	24.1%	1.69	1
5	Chris Conley	40%	15	3	7.7%	13	4.2%	20.0%	2.53	0
6	Jordan Akins	34%	12	3	7.7%	20	6.4%	25.0%	0.58	0
7	Brevin Jordan	30%	14	2	5.1%	1	0.2%	14.3%	0.64	0

After 6-83-1 on six targets the week before, Cook finished with 6-56-0 on 13 looks. He has five or more catches in four straight.
Amendola has 23 targets in five games, including five or more in three straight. But just 14 catches for 113 yards and one TD, total.
Collins caught each of his three targets for 25 yards, after going 4-for-4 for 55 yards the previous week. His snap shares have crept up a little since he returned from IR... 57% to 63% to 64% and now 69%.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Jaylen Waddle	88%	39	10	25.6%	97	26.9%	25.6%	2.13	0
2	Mack Hollins	81%	39	6	15.4%	86	23.7%	15.4%	0.56	1
3	Mike Gesicki	79%	39	8	20.5%	88	24.4%	20.5%	1.38	0
4	Durham Smythe	58%	20	2	5.1%	16	4.3%	10.0%	1.35	0
5	Adam Shaheen	49%	18	2	5.1%	16	4.3%	11.1%	0.61	1
6	Albert Wilson	22%	12	2	5.1%	16	4.4%	16.7%	0.92	0
7	Kirk Merritt	15%	8	3	7.7%	52	14.3%	37.5%	1.63	0

Waddle put up 8-83-0 on a team-high 10 targets, bouncing back from 4-29-0 on 11 targets against Buffalo the week before.
- His 78 targets are ninth most among all players, but they've led to only 496 yards, in part because of a 6.4 aDOT.
  - Waddle did have 97 air yards (aDOT) on Sunday, and his aDOT over the past four games is 8.7, back in normal range for a WR. There's still breakout potential for the second half of the season, if Tua Tagovailoa (finger) can get/stay healthy and provide half-decent QB play.
Waddle and Gesicki both have seen exactly 20% of Brissett's targets (39 of 195) this year. Myles Gaskin (26) has the third most from Brissett.
Gesicki is ninth among TEs in target share (17.6%) but fourth in overall targets (63). In part because hasn't missed a game and Miami hasn't gone on bye yet, but it also helps that the Dolphins are averaging 39.9 passes per game.

Raiders (16) at Giants (23)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Zay Jones	96%	45	4	8.7%	80	28.0%	8.9%	0.44	2
2	Bryan Edwards	94%	45	4	8.7%	77	27.0%	8.9%	0.00	1
3	Darren Waller	90%	42	11	23.9%	114	39.9%	26.2%	2.19	2
4	Hunter Renfrow	66%	34	9	19.6%	26	9.0%	26.5%	1.44	1

Jones and Edwards took on every-down roles but saw just four targets apiece, while Renfrow fell in his usual snap range and tied a season high of nine targets, with 7-49-1 receiving.
- Renfrow has at least three catches and five targets in every game this year, and only once has he finished with single-digit PPR points. But he also hasn't gone higher than nine targets, seven catches or 77 yards in any game.
- Edwards went catchless on four targets, while Jones caught one of four for 20 yards.
With Waller back in the lineup, Foster Moreau dropped to 22 snaps and zero targets, after going for 6-60-1 on 100% snap share in the previous game (prior to a Week 8 bye).

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Evan Engram	83%	23	3	17.6%	32	51.8%	13.0%	1.65
2	Kenny Golladay	56%	17	2	11.8%	23	36.5%	11.8%	1.65
3	Darius Slayton	56%	17	1	5.9%	6	10.4%	5.9%	0.00
4	Kadarius Toney	56%	17	1	5.9%	5	7.5%	5.9%	0.53
5	Kyle Rudolph	54%	7	5	29.4%	14	22.9%	71.4%	2.86

Golladay saw just two targets in his first game since Week 5, in part because the Giants ran only 54 plays and Daniel Jones attempted 20 passes.
The Giants used 12 personnel on 25 of 56 snaps
- Of the 25, Collin Johnson (13) actually played more than Slayton (10), Golladay and Toney (24%). Between Johnson's involvement, the reduced overall passing volume and the lack of three-wide sets, it was a rough day for all three of Golladay, Slayton and Toney, with each running exactly 17 routes and seeing no more than two targets.
Rudolph saw five targets on seven routes and finished with four catches for 20 yards.

Browns (41) at Bengals (16)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	David Njoku	74%	11	3	15.8%	41	18.3%	27.3%	1.64	3
2	Austin Hooper	72%	12	2	10.5%	10	4.3%	16.7%	1.17	0
3	Jarvis Landry	65%	19	5	26.3%	35	15.6%	26.3%	0.58	1
4	Donovan Peoples-Jones	61%	16	3	15.8%	81	35.9%	18.8%	5.38	0
5	Anthony Schwartz	59%	16	1	5.3%	12	5.2%	6.3%	0.94	0
6	Harrison Bryant	52%	6	2	10.5%	21	9.3%	33.3%	4.33	0

Peoples-Jones had a 60-yard TD and a 26-yard gain, finishing with 2-86-1 on three targets and 61% of snaps. He did run three fewer routes than Landry.
Landry led the team with five targets and ran a route on 19 of Baker Mayfield's 23 dropbacks, but finished with just 3-11-0 receiving.
- Landry has 28.0% of Cleveland's targets in three games since returning from IR. His 23 targets in that stretch are more than double second-place Hooper (11).
- Even with a modest 8.9 aDOT over the past three games, Landry has a 31% AY share.
Hooper and especially Njoku got a few more snaps than usual, but not routes or targets.
- Njoku, however, did see each of his three targets in the end zone, including two passes from inside the 10-yard line. But his score (and only catch) came from 18 yards out.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Ja'Marr Chase	94%	46	13	31.7%	171	46.6%	28.3%	1.07	0
2	Tyler Boyd	79%	40	2	4.9%	30	8.2%	5.0%	0.28	0
3	Tee Higgins	76%	40	8	19.5%	132	35.9%	20.0%	1.95	1
4	C.J. Uzomah	64%	29	5	12.2%	18	5.0%	17.2%	0.83	0
5	Drew Sample	51%	18	3	7.3%	4	1.1%	16.7%	2.00	0

Chase put up a Higgins stat line. Higgins put up a Boyd stat line. Boyd put up a...uh, he went missing again — his fifth game this season with less than 40 yards and no TD.
- Boyd is averaging 6.1 targets, down from 7.3 in 2020 and 9.3 in 2019.
Uzomah played only 14% of snaps in the fourth quarter, but other starters mostly weren't pulled until the final drive. No injury was reported.

Chargers (27) at Eagles (24)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Keenan Allen	91%	34	13	35.1%	78	38.0%	38.2%	3.06	0
2	Mike Williams	85%	33	5	13.5%	64	31.0%	15.2%	1.76	1
3	Stephen Anderson	45%	9	4	10.8%	-4	-1.9%	44.4%	4.33	1
4	Jared Cook	43%	20	4	10.8%	14	6.7%	20.0%	2.40	0
5	Donald Parham	38%	11	3	8.1%	18	8.7%	27.3%	3.55	0
6	Jalen Guyton	37%	17	2	5.4%	19	9.4%	11.8%	1.12	0
7	Josh Palmer	29%	13	2	5.4%	20	9.5%	15.4%	1.69	0

Allen had a classic Allen game with 12-104-0 on 13 targets.
- And Williams had a 2019 Mike Williams game, 2-58-0 on five targets.
That's three in a row with exactly five targets for Williams, though the first was a game with limited snaps (36%) due to a minor injury.
- It's still a bit worrisome, considering Justin Herbert threw 39, 35 and 38 passes in those three games.
- Williams has six TDs in eight games and is still averaging 8.25 targets, but he's now down to 8.7 YPT, a 56.1% catch rate and 71.9 yards per game, with his loss of volume coinciding with a loss of efficiency. Matchups also matter, and he's faced pretty good secondaries (BAL, NE, PHI) in recent weeks.
Cook's snap share (43%) hit a season low for the second straight week. That's 15 percentage points below his season mark (58%), with the beneficiary being No. 3 TE Anderson, who put up 4-39-1 on season-high 45% snap share.
- No. 2 TE Donald Parham (38%, 3-39-1) also had a nice game, but his snap share was right in its usual range.
- Cook's reduced playing time mostly was in the first quarter (seven of 21 snaps) and fourth quarter (six of 20). He played much more in the middle of the game.
- Cook played just four of 17 snaps (24%) in 12 personnel, and also just 22 of 45 (49%) in 11 personnel. Anderson (13) and Parham (10) both got some work in 11.
- Cook also had a decent game in the box score (4-48-0), but his value is in trouble if both Parham and Anderson are taking a bite out of him moving forward.
  - I wish I'd looked into this BEFORE making a Cook/Parham trade early Tuesday morning. I gave up some future auction dollars to upgrade from the young guy to the old guy on a second-place team. It won't be much of an upgrade if

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Quez Watkins	96%	16	3	18.8%	32	15.4%	18.8%	0.56	0
2	Dallas Goedert	93%	14	6	37.5%	63	30.0%	42.9%	3.07	0
3	DeVonta Smith	77%	17	6	37.5%	117	55.7%	35.3%	6.82	1
4	Jalen Reagor	51%	12	1	6.3%	-2	-1.0%	8.3%	-0.50	0

Watkins and Goedert handled every-down roles for a second straight week, again with the Eagles going run-heavy (17 pass attempts).
- Goedert put up 3-43-0 on six targets
Reagor is officially just the third receiver, behind Smith and Watkins.
Smith rebounded from 1-15-0 in Detroit with 5-116-1 on six targets, his second 100-yard game of the year.
- He's been slumping but still ranks 21st among WRs with 24% target share. The run-heavy gameplans are a concern, but the Eagles simply aren't good enough to continue running the ball this much, even if they want to.

Packers (7) at Chiefs (13)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Davante Adams	92%	35	14	43.8%	152	61.6%	40.0%	1.20
2	Allen Lazard	85%	32	1	3.1%	13	5.1%	3.1%	0.63
3	Randall Cobb	53%	25	5	15.6%	59	24.1%	20.0%	2.00
4	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	53%	19	2	6.3%	17	6.9%	10.5%	1.00
5	Josiah Deguara	25%	6	2	6.3%	5	1.9%	33.3%	2.67

Lazard was ahead of Valdes-Scantling in terms of routes (32-19) and snaps (85% - 53%) but not targets (1-2), while Cobb played 53%.
- Earlier in the year, MVS was the No. 2 in terms of snaps and Lazard the No. 3, with Cobb essentially a glorified No. 4 receiver. We'll have to see how that shakes out
TEs sans Tonyan?
- Marcedes Lewis played 46% of snaps with one target.
- Dominique Dafney got 40% and one target.
- Deguara got 24% and two targets, catching both for 16 yards.
The Packers ran 19 snaps from 10 personnel (4 WRs, 1 RB, 0 TE).
- Adams, Lazard, MVS and Cobb played all 19.
- Adams saw seven of the 12 targets on those snaps but caught just one for six yards.
- Lazard did score a 20-yard TD from the four-wide look, and Cobb had two catches for 35.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Travis Kelce	86%	36	8	22.2%	74	22.9%	22.2%	1.89	1
2	Tyreek Hill	83%	31	11	30.6%	193	60.0%	35.5%	1.19	0
3	Mecole Hardman	63%	27	6	16.7%	43	13.4%	22.2%	0.74	0
4	Byron Pringle	44%	22	0	0.0%			0.0%		0
5	Josh Gordon	30%	11	1	2.8%	17	5.2%	9.1%		0
6	Demarcus Robinson	22%	9	1	2.8%	2	0.5%	11.1%	0.22	0

What's wrong with the Chiefs?

Cardinals (31) at 49ers (17)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Christian Kirk	96%	28	6	23.1%	54	46.3%	21.4%	3.25
2	Zach Ertz	81%	25	5	19.2%	3	2.5%	20.0%	1.08
3	Rondale Moore	81%	25	5	19.2%	-6	-5.6%	20.0%	1.00
4	Antoine Wesley	78%	22	3	11.5%	46	39.2%	13.6%	2.82

The snap shares for Ertz and Moore (81%) are worth noting, but neither did much with the Cardinals going run-heavy sans Kyler Murray, DeAndre Hopkins and A.J. Green.
Moore has six straight games with 3-to- 6 targets, no TD and no more than 59 receiving yards.
- He did add a 3-38-0 rushing line in the 59-yard receiving game (Week 5), but he's taken just two carries for one yards over his past three games.
- Moore finished with 5-25-0, with decent target share (19%) not amounting to much under the circumstances.
Kirk, with 6-91-0 on six targets, was the only pass catcher besides Wesley (3-62-0) to have a decent game.
Chase Edmonds' high-ankle sprain could push a few targets away from the RBs and toward the TEs/WRs. It could also lead to fewer rush attempts, or more carries from the WRs (hint, hint), if the Cardinals don't like what they see from Eno Benjamin behind James Conner.
- Benjamin looked pretty good Sunday with 9-39-1 on the ground.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Brandon Aiyuk	93%	42	8	20.5%	104	29.8%	19.0%	2.12	1
2	Deebo Samuel	91%	41	9	23.1%	77	22.1%	22.0%	1.54	0
3	George Kittle	73%	32	8	20.5%	116	33.3%	25.0%	3.16	1
4	Mohamed Sanu	54%	27	3	7.7%	35	10.0%	11.1%	0.19	0

Kittle played 73% of snaps and put up 6-101-1 on eight targets in his first game since Week 4. (He's back.)
Aiyuk finally broke through with 6-89-1 on eight targets and 93% snap share.
- The week before, he had 4-45-0 on seven targets and 88% of snaps. So that's now two weeks in a row in a full-time role.
- He also lost a fumble
Poor Deebo was left with relative crumbs (5-63-0), but he did still lead the team with nine targets.
- He still hasn't seen fewer than eight in a game this year, nor has he gone south of 58 receiving yards or 63 total yards.

Kliff Kingsbury on Kyler Murray's status for Sunday against Carolina: "I don't have a feel for it yet."
Kingsbury said he'll see how Murray is on Wednesday.
— Josh Weinfuss (@joshweinfuss) November 8, 2021

Titans (28) at Rams (16)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	A.J. Brown	79%	28	11	42.3%	94	83.8%	39.3%	1.50	1
2	Julio Jones	75%	26	4	15.4%	16	14.2%	15.4%	1.35	0
3	Geoff Swaim	71%	9	4	15.4%	7	6.6%	44.4%	3.22	1
4	Anthony Firkser	43%	16	1	3.8%	0	-0.4%	6.3%	0.44	0
5	Chester Rogers	32%	14	1	3.8%	2	1.8%	7.1%		0

Swaim had four catches and a TD for the second straight week, but ran only nine routes.
- He and Firkser are both waiver material in all but the deepest leagues.
Jones handled a normal snap share (75%) and ran just two fewer routes than Brown but saw only four targets en route to 4-35-0.
- Week 2 was the last time Julio saw more than five targets in a game.
He finished with just 5-42-0 after huge games in back-to-back weeks, but AJB did make it four in a row with nine or more targets.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Robert Woods	100%	52	10	21.3%	82	31.9%	19.2%	1.88	0
2	Cooper Kupp	100%	51	13	27.7%	51	20.1%	25.5%	1.86	0
3	Tyler Higbee	97%	52	10	21.3%	70	27.2%	19.2%	0.98	2
4	Van Jefferson	96%	51	7	14.9%	74	28.8%	13.7%	0.80	2

This, my friends, is how you keep four pass catchers fantasy-relevant. Kupp's massive target share, however, does remain somewhat of a problem for Higbee and Jefferson.
Higbee's 10 targets were a season high, and his snap share rebounded to its usual every-down range after dropping to 69% the week before in an easy win over Houston.
Jefferson has played 94%, 84% and 96% of snaps the past three weeks, putting up 4-43-1 (on seven targets), 3-88-0 (on six) and now 3-41-0 (on seven).
- He also saw two end-zone targets, but didn't catch either (same as Higbee).
- Jefferson has five EZ targets this year, t-19th among WRs.
  - Kupp has six, Woods has eight, Higbee has six.

Bears (27) at Steelers (29)

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Darnell Mooney	81%	29	6	20.7%	108	23.6%	20.7%	1.41	1
2	Allen Robinson	79%	23	6	20.7%	88	19.3%	26.1%	2.96	0
3	Cole Kmet	76%	25	8	27.6%	108	23.8%	32.0%	3.48	0
4	Marquise Goodwin	53%	20	4	13.8%	102	22.4%	20.0%	2.50	0
5	Damiere Byrd	40%	16	0	0.0%			0.0%		0
6	Jimmy Graham	28%	7	3	10.3%	51	11.2%	42.9%	4.00	2

Justin Fields finally looked like an NFL quarterback... and actually kind of a good one? At least for one night, he overcame Matt Nagy.
Kmet finally turned his three-down role into a decent receiving line, with 6-87-0 on eight targets. But, of course, Graham got the two end-zone targets (and didn't catch either one despite getting his hands on the first.
- Why was the broadcaster saying Graham on Joe Haden is a "mismatch" for the Bears? What year does he think this is? Just because Graham is tall? He does know Graham is taller than every NFL defensive back, easily, right? That doesn't mean throwing him fades in the end zone against cornerbacks is a high-percentage play. It just means Matt Nagy can't think of anything real to do.
  - I know, I know... mute button.
- Kmet has four in a row with five or more targets and three or more catches.
Mooney put up 3-41-1 receiving and added a 15-yard rushing score on his second carry of the season.
Robinson had 4-68-0 on six targets, an improvement.
Mooney is 14th among WRs with 26.2% target share. Robinson (22.3%) is 32nd.
- Mooney has nine more targets (59-50) on just 10 more routes. He's being targeted more often than Robinson when they're on the Fields together.

		Snap %	Routes	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR	EZ Tgt
1	Diontae Johnson	91%	33	6	22.2%	34	22.4%	18.2%	1.70	0
2	Chase Claypool	80%	25	5	18.5%	40	26.3%	20.0%	1.20	2
3	Pat Freiermuth	71%	23	6	22.2%	32	21.0%	26.1%	1.87	2
4	James Washington	59%	23	3	11.1%	57	38.1%	13.0%	1.83	0
5	Ray-Ray McCloud	36%	10	1	3.7%	1	0.9%	10.0%	1.20	0

Ben Roethlisberger had 34 dropbacks, but between throwaways/spikes/sacks there were only 27 targets, and no player got more than six (not even Diontae).
- The 5-56-0 receiving line gave Johnson a season low 10.2 PPR points, his first team with less than 14.6
- And he saw just six targets, after getting double digits in five of his first six games.
Freiermuth took advantage of another Eric Ebron (hamstring) absence with 71% snap share and 5-43-2 on six targets.
- That's three in a row for the rookie with at least six targets, four catches and 43 yards. But Ebron could be back soon...
- Bench Ebron!
Claypool handled a normal snap share (80%) but reportedly hurt his toe:

Steelers WR Chase Claypool is being evaluated for a toe injury, getting an MRI on it right now, per Mike Tomlin. He does anticipate TE Eric Ebron returning Sunday against Detroit.
— Brian Batko (@BrianBatko) November 9, 2021