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Wide Receiver Sleepers, Risers, Breakouts for Fantasy Football - Targets, Air Yards, Snaps Trends for Week 11

Tank Dell - Fantasy Football Rankings, Waiver Wire Pickups, Draft Sleepers

Phil analyzes fantasy football wide receiver risers and fallers, looking at last week's targets and receptions to find Week 11 (2023) buy-lows or sell-highs.

You are already aware that wide receivers will play a critical role in the success of your teams. The undeniable volatility that exists with the running back position has also presented an increasing rationale for prioritizing wide receivers when you build your rosters – both at the onset of your drafts and as you manage your teams throughout the entire season.

The numbers that are generated by all wide receivers provide the foundation for this weekly statistical breakdown of the position, which I will be constructing for a sixth consecutive season. This will be the 10th installment that will examine game-specific data, including updated totals for targets, air yards, targets per route run, yards per route run, red-zone targets, and snap counts. The information that is contained in this weekly report will analyze how various receivers are being utilized, and how effectively they are capitalizing on their opportunities.

As the season progresses noteworthy changes in usage and production will be blended into the equation. Statistics from our player pages at RotoBaller were included during the compilation of data, while Pro Football Reference, PFF, Rotowire, Fantasy Points Data, NextGenStats, and Rotoviz were also used as resources in the creation of this report.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings for 2025:

 

Targets

Wide Receiver  Targets Targ/Gm Yards/Targ
Stefon Diggs 102 10.2 8.5
Ja'Marr Chase 99 11 8.3
Michael Pittman Jr. 98 9.8 6.9
Davante Adams 98 9.8 6.7
Keenan Allen 97 10.8 9.2
Tyreek Hill 97 10.8 11.1
Puka Nacua 96 10.7 8.6
Garrett Wilson 95 10.6 6.8
Chris Olave 94 9.4 7
A.J. Brown 92 10.2 10.9
Adam Thielen 86 9.6 7.6
CeeDee Lamb 86 9.6 11.3
Amon-Ra St. Brown 86 10.8 9.5
Marquise Brown 81 8.1 5.8
Terry McLaurin 79 7.9 7.6
Amari Cooper 72 8 9.9
DeAndre Hopkins 72 8 8.2
DJ Moore 71 7.1 11.2
Christian Kirk 71 7.9 8.8
Mike Evans 70 7.8 10.5
Chris Godwin 68 7.6 7.7
Zay Flowers 68 6.8 8
Tyler Lockett 67 7.4 7.4
Jordan Addison 66 6.6 9.1
Michael Thomas 64 6.4 7
Jakobi Meyers 64 7.1 7.2
DK Metcalf 62 7.8 8.9
George Pickens 62 6.9 9.1
Drake London 61 6.8 7.8
Calvin Ridley 61 6.8 7.7
Tyler Boyd 61 6.8 6.8
DeVonta Smith 60 6.7 8.9
Josh Downs 60 6 8.7
Jahan Dotson 59 5.9 6.1
Romeo Doubs 59 6.6 5.8
Jaylen Waddle 59 7.4 8.8
Elijah Moore 57 6.3 5.5
Tank Dell 57 7.1 8.9
Courtland Sutton 57 6.3 7.6
Brandon Aiyuk 55 6.9 12.3
Gabe Davis 55 5.5 8.9

Stefon Diggs continues to lead the league in targets, after expanding his season total to 97+.  Diggs had been averaging 11.3 targets per game from Weeks 1-8 while securing 9+ during six of his eight matchups. However, he has now averaged just 6.0 per game since Week 9.

Ja’Marr Chase has assembled 99 targets, even though he has only averaged 7.0 per game during his last two outings. Chase also attained 12+ during four of his five matchups from Weeks 3-8 and now leads all wide receivers with an average of 11.0 per game from Weeks 1-10.

Michael Pittman Jr. is tied for third overall with 98 targets, after accumulating 12+ for the third time in his last five matchups. Pittman has also eclipsed 10+ in six different contests this season.

Davante Adams has also collected 98 targets after he was targeted 13 times by Aidan O'Connell in Week 10. That was just Adams’ second double-digit total since Week 7 and his highest weekly total since Week 4.

Keenan Allen has now captured 97 targets after securing his second-highest weekly total of the season in Week 10 (14). The 11-year veteran has now stockpiled 53 targets (10.6 per game) since Week 6, which leads all wide receivers.

Tyreek Hill will return from Miami’s bye week with a total of 97 targets, which includes the 57 that he has collected during his last five games. He is also averaging 11.4 per game during that span.

Puka Nacua will return from his bye week with a total of 96, even though he has failed to exceed seven targets during either of his last two contests. Nacua had collected 11.7 per game from Weeks 1-7 which was the league’s second highest average. The talented rookie had also eclipsed 10+ during five of his seven matchups during that sequence.

Garrett Wilson has now captured 13+ targets in all three of his outings since returning from the Jets’ Week 7 bye. He has launched into second overall with 40 targets during that sequence while averaging 13.3 per game.

Chris Olave has now accumulated 94 targets, even though he has failed to reach double digits during each of his last three games.  Eight of his nine targets in Week 10 were collected after Derek Carr’s multiple injuries (concussion/shoulder) fueled a transition to Jameis Winston under center.

A.J. Brown will reemerge from Philadelphia’s bye week with 92 targets. That includes the 76 that he stockpiled from Weeks 3-9 (10.9 per game) which was tied for second among all wide receivers.

Adam Thielen has now secured a double-digit target total for the fifth time this season after accruing 10 in Week 10. Thielen has also captured 10+ during four of his last five games while averaging 10.6 per game.

CeeDee Lamb has now accumulated a league-high 44 targets since Week 8. That includes the career-high 16 that he stockpiled in Week 9, which has expanded his season total to 86. Lamb’s recent statistical surge will be examined in greater detail in the Five Things I Noticed section.

Amon-Ra St. Brown has also captured 86 targets after securing 9+ during each of his last four games. He has averaged a league-high 13 targets per game since Week 6 and is tied for second with 52 during that sequence.

Marquise Brown has accrued 81 targets despite being relegated to a season-low four in Week 10. Brown had accumulated 9+ targets during five of his matchups from Weeks 3-8 while averaging 9.1 per game during those contests.

Terry McLaurin has now captured 79 targets while securing 8+ during each of his last five games. McLaurin is also tied for seventh with 48 targets during that sequence while averaging 9.6 per game.

DeAndre Hopkins has accumulated 73 targets including 9+ during three of his last five games. Hopkins is also averaging 8.4 per game since Week 5.

Amari Cooper has assembled 72 targets after attaining 8+ during four of his last five matchups. Cooper has also averaged 8.2 per game since Week 6.

Nine different wide receivers are averaging over 10.0 targets per game from Weeks 1-10 - Ja’Marr Chase (11.0), Keenan Allen (10.8), Tyreek Hill (10.8), Amon-Ra St. Brown (10.8), Puka Nacua (10.7), Garrett Wilson (10.6), Justin Jefferson (10.6), Stefon Diggs (10.2), and A.J. Brown (10.2).

 

Target Risers And Fallers

Wide Receiver  Week 9 Week 10 Rise/Fall
D.K. Metcalf 4 12 +8
Brandin Cooks 2 10 +8
Tyler Boyd 5 12 +7
Davante Adams 7 13 +6
Rashid Shaheed 3 9 +6
Rondale Moore 2 8 +6
Keenan Allen 9 14 +5
Mike Evans 5 10 +5
Zay Flowers 1 6 +5
Elijah Moore 2 7 +5
Christian Watson 2 7 +5
Gabe Davis 2 6 +4
Jalen Guyton 2 6 +4
Michael Pittman 8 12 +4
Adam Thielen 6 10 +4
Amari Cooper 5 9 +4
DJ Moore 5 9 +4
Tank Dell 11 14 +3
Jonathan Mingo 4 7 +3
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine 1 4 +3
Tyler Lockett 8 10 +2
Josh Downs 1 3 +2
Romeo Doubs 3 5 +2
Demario Douglas 7 9 +2
Jayden Reed 3 5 +2
Stefon Diggs 7 5 -2
Ja'Marr Chase 8 6 -2
CeeDee Lamb 16 14 -2
Jaxon Smith-Njigba 7 5 -2
Darnell Mooney 6 4 -2
Wan'Dale Robinson 5 3 -2
DeAndre Hopkins 11 8 -3
Jakobi Meyers 5 2 -3
Darius Slayton 7 4 -3
Marquise Brown 8 4 -4
Diontae Johnson 9 4 -5
Odell Beckham 7 2 -5
Jamison Crowder 6 1 -5
Jahan Dotson 8 2 -6
JuJu Smith-Schuster 7 1 -6
KhaDarel Hodge 6 0 -6

14 different receivers secured at least 10 targets during their matchups in Week 10, while four of those receivers were targeted 14 times. That includes CeeDee Lamb, who has now captured 14+ in three consecutive outings. He had failed to exceed seven targets during five of his six contests from Weeks 1-6 while averaging 7.0 per game. Now, he has vaulted into the league lead from Weeks 8-10 with an average of 14.7 per game.

Keenan Allen’s 14 targets in Week 10 represented his second-highest total of the season. He has now captured 9+ during eight of his nine matchups this season, including each of his last five. Garrett Wilson’s 14 targets tied his season high while he has now accumulated 12+ in five of his last six games. He also leads all wide receivers with 73 targets since Week 4 while averaging 12.2 per game.

Tank Dell failed to exceed four targets during his matchups from Weeks 4-8. However, he has now collected 25 targets during his last two games, including the season-high 14 that he secured in Week 10.

Davante Adams had been averaging 12.5 targets per game from Weeks 1-4 including the season-high 20 that he attained in Week 3. He only averaged 4.5 per game in Weeks 5-6. However, that average has improved to 9.8 per game since Week 7, after he captured 13 targets in Week 10.

Michael Pittman captured 12 targets during his Week 10 matchup and has now accumulated 52 since Week 6. That ties him for second overall during that sequence, while he is averaging 10.4 per game.

D.K. Metcalf did not attain a double-digit target total until Week 8, but he has now accomplished it twice during his last three matchups. That includes the 12 that he garnered when Seattle hosted Washington in Week 10. The 12 targets that Tyler Boyd collected in Week 10 established a season-high. That total was also his highest since Week 7 of the 2020 regular season.

Christian Kirk was sixth overall with 32 targets from Weeks 2-4 while averaging 10.7 per game. That average dropped to 6.3 per game from Weeks 5-8 before he collected 11 targets in Week 10.

Courtland Sutton was also targeted 11 times in Week 10, which was the first time that he has reached double digits since Week 3. He had been averaging 4.5 per game from Weeks 5-9.

D.K. Metcalf had been limited to a season-low four targets during his matchup in Week 9. However, the 12 targets that he secured in Week 10 increased his weekly total by +8.

Brandin Cooks was averaging 4.1 targets per game entering Week 10 and only exceeded four targets once from Weeks 1-9. However, he was targeted 10 times by Dak Prescott when Dallas hosted the Giants. That fueled his week-to-week rise of +8.

Tyler Boyd was targeted five times in Week 9 which was his second-lowest total of the season. He established a new season high by accruing 12 targets in Week 10, which launched a weekly increase of +7.

Jahan Dotson ran 58 routes which led Washington during the Commanders’ Week 10 matchup with Seattle. He also secured a 95% snap share but was still limited to just two targets. He had previously captured eight targets in Week 9, which resulted in a week-to-week decline of -6.

JuJu Smith-Schuster ran a team-high 68 routes in Week 10 while attaining a 99% snap share. However, he was only targeted once just one week after he had secured a season-high of seven in Week 9. That led to his weekly drop of -6.

KhaDarel Hodge had established a season-high with his six targets in Week 9 but failed to register a target when Atlanta traveled to Arizona in Week 10. That fueled his weekly decline of –6.

 

Air Yards

Wide Receiver Air Yards Air Yards%
Davante Adams 563 54
Justin Jefferson 557 46.7
Tyreek Hill 548 48.5
A.J. Brown 540 47.3
Chris Olave 512 42.6
Amari Cooper 504 42
Puka Nacua 464 34.3
Mike Evans 409 45.2
Tutu Atwell 400 29.6
Nico Collins 385 34.3
DeAndre Hopkins 385 38
Tee Higgins 383 42.9
DeVonta Smith 380 33.3
Keenan Allen 375 31
Stefon Diggs 369 38
Marquise Brown 364 39.5
Kendrick Bourne 364 29.1
D.J. Moore 363 42.5
Garrett Wilson 355 41.3
Romeo Doubs 343 27.5
Jayden Reed 333 26.7
Calvin Ridley 323 35
Tank Dell 309 27.5
George Pickens 309 36.4
Gabe Davis 305 31.4
Rashid Shaheed 305 25.4
Ja'Marr Chase 304 34.1
Brandon Aiyuk 302 50.2
Mike Williams 300 32.1
Joshua Palmer 291 24.1
Amon-Ra St. Brown 286 30.7
Michael Thomas 268 22.3
Michael Pittman 267 27.6
Michael Wilson 267 29
Robert Woods 264 23.5
Courtland Sutton 263 31.5
Terry McLaurin 260 27.3
Van Jefferson 258 19.1
DK Metcalf 257 38.5
Justin Watson 253 24.4
Jakobi Meyers 251 29.7
Christian Kirk 250 27.1

Chris Olave has emerged as the new league leader in air yards with 1,258 entering Week 11. A.J. Brown is now second overall after maintaining the league lead for five consecutive weeks (1,159). Amari Cooper is next (1,098), followed by DeAndre Hopkins (1,085), Davante Adams (1,058), Stefon Diggs (1,047), Tyreek Hill (1,035), and Garrett Wilson (1,028), who completes the list of eight receivers who have eclipsed 1,000 air yards from Weeks 1-10.

Mike Evans is next (978), followed by Keenan Allen (930), Marquise Brown (892), CeeDee Lamb (890), Puka Nacua (847), and George Pickens who has now accrued 829 air yards.

A.J. Brown leads all wide receivers with a 47.5% air yards share. Brandon Aiyuk is now second overall (46.6%), while Davante Adams and Garrett Wilson are tied at 45.5%. Tyreek Hill and Amari Cooper have both secured shares of 44.3%, followed by Stefon Diggs (42.9%), D.J. Moore (42.5%), George Pickens (42%), DeAndre Hopkins (41.8%), Jerry Jeudy (41.8%), and three additional receivers who have attained shares of at least 40% -  D.K. Metcalf (41.7%), Chris Olave (40.1%), and Cooper Kupp (40%).

Chris Olave, and D’Andre Hopkins both accumulated 178 air yards during their Week 10 matchups. That was the highest total among all wide receivers. Mike Evans was next (174), followed by Tank Dell (170), Christian Kirk (162), CeeDee Lamb, (157), Davante Adams (154), D.K. Metcalf (143), Rashid Shaheed (142), and two receivers who accrued 133 air yards - Brandin Cooks, and Noah Brown. Keenan Allen was next (131), followed by Amari Cooper (116), Amon-Ra St. Brown (112), and Garrett Wilson, who secured 111 air yards in Week 10.

Davante Adams easily led his position with an air yards share of 92.8% in Week 10. Christian Kirk was next (74.3%), followed by Diontae Johnson (64.4%), D.K. Metcalf (54%), George Pickens (51.5%), Keenan Allen (51.4%), Mike Evans (50.4%), and Amon-Ra St. Brown, who secured an air yards share of 50.2%. D.J. Moore was next (48.5%), followed by Michael Pittman (46.5%), Demario Douglas (45.3%), DeAndre Hopkins (43.5%), and Zay Flowers, who attained an air yards share of 42.6% during his Week 10 matchup.

 

Routes

Wide Receiver Routes
Ja'Marr Chase 415
Terry McLaurin 413
Jahan Dotson 413
Michael Pittman 398
Adam Thielen 395
Stefon Diggs 388
Chris Olave 384
Alec Pierce 370
DeVonta Smith 366
Keenan Allen 365
Garrett Wilson 360
DJ Moore 358
Marquise Brown 353
Tyler Boyd 352
Zay Flowers 345
Jordan Addison 341
Josh Downs 337
Darius Slayton 336
A.J. Brown 330
Elijah Moore 329
CeeDee Lamb 326
Rashid Shaheed 317
Puka Nacua 315
Tyler Lockett 314
Chris Godwin 312
Gabe Davis 311
Michael Thomas 310
Davante Adams 308
Christian Kirk 308
Van Jefferson 308
Amari Cooper 305
K.J. Osborn 305
Tutu Atwell 305
Darnell Mooney 305
Jonathan Mingo 303
George Pickens 301
Calvin Ridley 301
Rondale Moore 296
Amon-Ra St. Brown 287
Allen Lazard 285
Mike Evans 280
Trey Palmer 279
Drake London 277
Michael Wilson 276

Ja’Marr Chase has run 415 routes which leads all wide receivers from Weeks 1-10. Washington teammates Terry McLaurin and Jahan Dotson are tied for second overall with 413. Michael Pittman is next (398), followed by Adam Thielen (395), Stefon Diggs (388), Chris Olave (384), Alec Pierce (370), DeVonta Smith (366), and Keenan Allen, who has run 365 routes entering Week 11. Garrett Wilson is next (360), followed by D.J. Moore (358), Marquise Brown (353), Tyler Boyd (352), and two rookies who have both eclipsed 340 routes - Zay Flowers 345 and Jordan Addison 341.

Garrett Wilson and Tyler Boyd ran 46 routes during their Week 10 matchups. That was the highest total among all wide receivers. Three receivers accumulated 45 routes - Adam Thielen, Jonathan Mingo, and Elijah Moore - while Keenan Allen and Jahan Dotson ran 44. They were followed by Amari Cooper (43), Jordan Addison (43), and five receivers who accrued 42 - Ja’Marr Chase, Tank Dell, Chris Olave, D.K. Metcalf, and Tyler Lockett. Marquise Brown and Terry McLaurin accumulated 41 routes, while Cedric Tillman ran 40.

 

Targets Per Route Run

Wide Receiver TPRR%
Tyreek Hill 37.3
Davante Adams 31.8
Puka Nacua 30.5
Cooper Kupp 30.4
Amon-Ra St. Brown 30
Jaylen Waddle 28.8
Brandon Aiyuk 28.8
Kadarius Toney 28.3
A.J. Brown 27.9
DeAndre Hopkins 27.7
Keenan Allen 26.6
Mike Williams 26.5
Garrett Wilson 26.4
CeeDee Lamb 26.4
Stefon Diggs 26.3
Justin Jefferson 25.7
Mike Evans 25
Tank Dell 24.7
Michael Pittman 24.6
Kendrick Bourne 24.6
Chris Olave 24.5
Nico Collins 24.2
Diontae Johnson 24.2
Deebo Samuel 24
Ja'Marr Chase 23.9
Robert Woods 23.8
Amari Cooper 23.6
Jakobi Meyers 23.6
DK Metcalf 23.4
Zay Jones 23.4
Courtland Sutton 23.2
Christian Kirk 23.1
Demario Douglas 23.1
Marquise Brown 22.9
Jameson Williams 22.4
Romeo Doubs 22.1
Drake London 22
Rashee Rice 21.9
Adam Thielen 21.8
Chris Godwin 21.8
Tyler Lockett 21.3

Tyreek Hill has been targeted on 37.3% of his routes from Weeks 1-10. That is the highest percentage among all wide receivers. Davante Adams is second (31.8%), followed by Puka Nacua (30.5%), Cooper Kupp (30.4%), Amon-Ra St. Brown (30%), Brandon Aiyuk (28.8%), Jaylen Waddle (28.8%), and A. J. Brown, who has been targeted on 27.9% of his routes.

DeAndre Hopkins is next (27.7%), followed by Keenan Allen (26.6%), CeeDee Lamb (26.4%), Garrett Wilson (26.4%), Stefon Diggs (26.3%), Mike Evans (25%), and Tank Dell, who has been targeted on 24.7% of his routes.

Davante Adams was targeted on a league-high 46.4% of his routes when Las Vegas hosted the Jets in Week 10. Michael Pittman was second (41.4%), followed by CeeDee Lamb (37.8%), Brandin Cooks (37%), Mike Evans (34.5%), Tank Dell (33.3%), Christian Kirk (32.4%), and Keenan Allen, who was targeted on 31.8% of his routes. Amon-Ra St. Brown was next (31%), followed by Garrett Wilson (30.4%), D.K. Metcalf (28.6%), Demario Douglas (28.1%), and Rondale Moore, who was targeted on 27.6% of his routes.

 

Yards Per Route Run 

Wide Receiver YPRR
Tyreek Hill 4.14
Brandon Aiyuk 3.53
A.J. Brown 3.05
Noah Brown 3.05
CeeDee Lamb 2.99
Nico Collins 2.88
Amon-Ra St. Brown 2.86
Marvin Mims 2.83
Justin Jefferson 2.77
Puka Nacua 2.63
Mike Evans 2.63
Jaylen Waddle 2.55
Mike Williams 2.54
Cooper Kupp 2.46
Keenan Allen 2.45
Amari Cooper 2.34
DeAndre Hopkins 2.27
Stefon Diggs 2.24
DJ Moore 2.22
Tank Dell 2.21
Deebo Samuel 2.21
Khalil Shakir 2.16
Davante Adams 2.14
DK Metcalf 2.08
Kalif Raymond 2.08
Christian Kirk 2.03
Rashee Rice 2.02
Kyle Philips 2.01
Diontae Johnson 1.98
Ja'Marr Chase 1.98
George Pickens 1.88
Kendrick Bourne 1.81
Demario Douglas 1.81
Jayden Reed 1.81
KhaDarel Hodge 1.79
Garrett Wilson 1.78
Cedrick Wilson 1.78
Jordan Addison 1.77
Courtland Sutton 1.76
Josh Reynolds 1.75
Mack Hollins 1.74
Jerry Jeudy 1.73
Chris Olave 1.71
Jakobi Meyers 1.71
Drake London 1.71

Tyreek Hill leads all wide receivers with an average of 4.14 yards per route run from Weeks 1-10. Brandon Aiyuk is second overall (3.53), followed by A.J. Brown (3.05), Noah Brown (3.05), CeeDee Lamb (2.99), Nico Collins (2.88), Amon-Ra St. Brown (2.86), and two receivers who have been who averaging 2.63 yards per route run - Puka Nacua, and Mike Evans.

Jaylen Waddle is next to (2.55), followed by Cooper Kupp (2.46), Keenan Allen (2.45), Amari Cooper (2.34), DeAndre Hopkins (2.27), and Stefon Diggs, who is averaging 2.24 yards per route run.

Brandin Cooks led all wide receivers with an average of 6.41 yards per route run during Houston‘s Week 10 matchup with Cincinnati. Amon-Ra St. Brown was second overall (5.38), followed by Noah Brown (5.21), Mike Evans, (4.93), CeeDee Lamb (4.08), Keenan Allen (3.98), and Jayden Reed, who averaged 3.23 yards per route run.

Kyle Philips was next (3.21), followed by Josh Downs (3.08), Davante Adams (3.07), and Christian Kirk (3.06), who completed the list of receivers with an average that exceeded 3.00 yards per route run in Week 10.

 

Red Zone Targets  

Wide Receiver Inside 20 Inside 10 Inside 5
Davante Adams 17 9 2
Michael Pittman 16 2 1
Ja'Marr Chase 15 7 5
Jordan Addison 14 6 2
DK Metcalf 14 4 0
Tyreek Hill 13 9 5
CeeDee Lamb 13 8 4
Stefon Diggs 13 5 1
Romeo Doubs 13 8 3
Garrett Wilson 12 5 1
Chris Godwin 12 7 3
Tyler Lockett 12 4 3
Adam Thielen 11 6 3
DeAndre Hopkins 11 4 0
Drake London 11 6 2
Jakobi Meyers 11 9 3
Jayden Reed 11 6 3
Rashee Rice 11 5 2
Chris Olave 10 5 2
Zay Flowers 10 4 2
Courtland Sutton 10 3 2
A.J. Brown 9 4 2
Keenan Allen 9 7 2
Amon-Ra St. Brown 9 4 0
Gabe Davis 9 3 2
Marquise Brown 9 4 3
Michael Thomas 9 5 1
K.J. Osborn 9 5 3
Tee Higgins 9 3 2
Robert Woods 9 4 1
Jaylen Waddle 8 6 5
Jahan Dotson 8 5 2
Curtis Samuel 8 4 2
DJ Moore 7 3 2
Mike Evans 7 4 2
Amari Cooper 7 2 0
Josh Downs 7 4 2
Tank Dell 7 2 1
Calvin Ridley 7 3 1
Odell Beckham 7 5 1
Zay Jones 7 3 1

Davante Adams leads all wide receivers with 17 red zone targets entering Week 11. Michael Pittman is now second overall (16), followed by Ja’Marr Chase (15), and two receivers who have accumulated 14 targets inside the 20 - Jordan Addison, and D.K. Metcalf.

Four different receivers have been targeted 13 times - Tyreek Hill, CeeDee Lamb, Stefon Diggs, and Romeo Doubs, while three receivers have captured 12 targets - Garrett Wilson, Chris Godwin, and Tyler Lockett. DeAndre Hopkins and Drake London are among the six receivers who have accrued 11 red zone targets from Weeks 1-10.

Davante Adams, Tyreek Hill, and Jakobi Meyers have all secured a league-high nine targets inside the 10. CeeDee Lamb and Romeo Doubs have been targeted eight times while Ja’Marr Chase, Chris Godwin, and Keenan Allen, have accumulated seven. Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, and Ja’Marr Chase have all collected five targets inside the 5, while CeeDee Lamb has been targeted four times.

Tank Dell collected a league-high five red zone targets in Week 10. CeeDee Lamb and Sterling Shepard garnered four targets while Christian Watson was targeted three times inside the 20. Dell, Shepard, and CeeDee Lamb were targeted twice inside the 10.

 

Snaps

Wide Receiver  Off Snaps  Off Snap %
Michael Pittman Jr. 630 97.22
Alec Pierce 606 93.52
DeVonta Smith 599 97.08
DJ Moore 590 92.62
A.J. Brown 571 92.54
Marquise Brown 563 91.1
Adam Thielen 548 91.49
Terry McLaurin 547 84.67
Gabe Davis 544 88.17
Chris Olave 542 79.36
Stefon Diggs 536 86.87
Jahan Dotson 535 82.82
Darius Slayton 533 82.64
Davante Adams 530 90.6
Zay Flowers 529 83.7
Amari Cooper 517 79.78
Ja'Marr Chase 515 92.46
Puka Nacua 514 90.02
Keenan Allen 505 86.92
Amon-Ra St. Brown 503 90.31
Jordan Addison 503 78.23
Garrett Wilson 496 91.68
Elijah Moore 496 76.54
Jakobi Meyers 494 90.48
Drake London 485 81.38
Calvin Ridley 484 82.74
George Pickens 483 90.28
Michael Thomas 477 69.84
Tutu Atwell 475 83.19
K.J. Osborn 469 81.57
CeeDee Lamb 469 77.91
Tyler Boyd 468 84.02
Allen Lazard 467 86.32
Darnell Mooney 467 73.31
Courtland Sutton 455 86.83
Christian Kirk 449 76.75
Josh Reynolds 449 72.77
Jonathan Mingo 446 83.99
Chris Godwin 441 79.89
Michael Wilson 438 76.84
Romeo Doubs 433 79.6
Josh Downs 432 66.67
Tyler Lockett 429 79.59
Allen Robinson 422 78.88

Michael Pittman leads all wide receivers with 631 offensive snaps from Weeks 1-10. His teammate Alec Pierce is second (607), followed by DeVonta Smith (602), D.J. Moore (591), Marquise Brown (563), Adam Thielen (548), Terry McLaurin (547),  Gabe Davis (545), Chirs Olave (542), and Stefon Diggs (537).

Jahan Dotson is next (536), followed by Darius Slayton (535), Zay Flowers (534), Davante Adams (532), Amari Cooper (517), Ja’Marr Chase (515), and Puka Nacua (514).

Michael Pittman also leads his position with a 97,2% snap share. DeVonta Smith is next (97.1%), followed by Cooper Kupp (95.8%), Alec Pierce (93.5%), D.J. Moore (92.6%), A.J. Brown (92.5%), Ja’Marr Chase (92.5%), and Garrett Wilson (91.7%).

Adam Thielen is next (91.5%), followed by Marquise Brown (91.1%), Davante Adams (90.6%), Jakobi Meyers (90.5%), Amon-Ra St. Brown (90.3%), and George Pickens (90.3%).

Tank Dell led all wide receivers with 71 snaps in Week 10. Amari Cooper was next (69), followed by Juju Smith-Schuster (67), Jordan Addison (66), D.J. Moore (65), D.K. Metcalf (65), Jalen Nailor (63), Cedric Tillman (63), and Elijah Moore (62). Courtland Sutton was next (61), followed by Marquise Brown (60), Garrett Wilson (60), Amon-Ra St. Brown (59), CeeDee Lamb (59), and Jahan Dotson (58).

Three different wide receivers played on all 100% of their team’s offensive snaps in Week 10 – Marquise Brown, Jonathan Mingo, and Adam Thielen. Juju Smith-Schuster was next (98.5%), followed by Gabe Davis (98.1%), Stefon Diggs (98.1%), Jordan Addison (97.1%), Davante Adams (96.7%), Alec Pierce (96.3%), Tank Dell (95.6%), Garrett Wilson (95.2%), and Jahan Dotson (95.1%).

 

Five Things I Noticed

1. Prior to the Cowboys’ Week 6 matchup with the Chargers, CeeDee Lamb was 25th among all wide receivers with 35 targets (7.0 per game), as he operated with a 21.7% target share. This included two matchups in which he failed to exceed five targets.

Lamb was also tied for 13th in receptions 27 (5.4 per game), as the fourth-year receiver was limited to just four catches in four of his five contests during that span. Lamb was also tied for 14th with 358 receiving yards (71.6 per game), which included two matchups in which he failed to surpass 49.

Lamb was also 53rd among all wide receivers in air yards (281), 43rd in air yards share (27.7%), was being targeted on 21.1% of his routes, and averaged 2.16 yards per route run. He was also averaging 14.2 points per game, which placed him 20th overall. Anyone who selected him at his Round 1 ADP during draft season (11/WR5), is aware that his numbers during that sequence failed to match expectations that were burgeoning during draft season.

Dak Prescott had completed 111 of his 160 attempts (69.4%) while averaging 32 attempts per game from Weeks 1-5. He also averaged 6.6 yards per attempt, and 212.2 yards per game, while constructing just a 5:4 touchdown to interception ratio.

However, Prescott has completed 101 of his 140 attempts (71.2%) since Week 6, while averaging 35 attempts per game. He has also averaged 9.7 yards per attempt, and 338.5 yards per game while assembling a 12:2 touchdown to interception ratio.

This unsurprisingly propelled Lamb to numbers that were far more favorable for fantasy managers from Weeks 6-10. He has soared into the league lead with 617 receiving yards while averaging 154.5 per game. That includes three consecutive games in which he has eclipsed 150+ while registering totals of 158 and 191 in Weeks 8-9.

Lamb also leads his position in targets from Weeks 8-10 (44/11.4. per game) while capturing 14 in Weeks 8 and 10, and stockpiling a career-high 16 in Week 9. He also generated a league-best 34 receptions during those three matchups, while attaining 11+ during each game. That includes a league-best 12 receptions of 20+ yards during those contests. Lamb also became the first player in league history to attain 10+ receptions and 150+ yards in three consecutive games.

Lamb has also vaulted into the league lead in air yards (518), and yards after catch (172), since Week 8, and is 10th with a 45.6% air yards share. He rose to third in both targets per route run (36.1%), and yards per route run (4.10), and easily leads all receivers with an average of 36.2 points per game since Week 8. That average is also 9.9 per game more than second-place A.J. Brown.

Prescott is operating with a favorable number of weapons within the Cowboys’ aerial attack. However, that will not preclude Lamb from delivering numbers that keep him among the high-end WR1s moving forward. 

2. The rapid ascension of Houston‘s offense has emerged as a favorable development for fantasy managers, to offset disappointments that have surfaced with several other passing attacks throughout the league. C.J. Stroud is second among all signal callers with 2,626 yards (291.8 per game), is sixth in points per game scoring (19.7), and has constructed a 15:2 touchdown to interception ratio.

Stroud’s proficiency has eviscerated expectations. His statistical success has been easy for fantasy managers to embrace, as it has also elevated the viability of his primary receiving weapons as starting options in their lineups.

Nico Collins was leading the Texans in targets (53/6.6 per game), targets per route run (24.2%), receptions (36/4.5 per game), receiving yards (631/78.9 per game), and yards per route run (2.88) entering Week 10. He was sidelined by a calf injury when the Texans traveled to Cincinnati, and his absence created a challenge for managers who have now become accustomed to cementing him in their lineups.

However, it also provided a runway for Tank Dell and Noah Brown to deliver highly productive outings in Week 10. Brown had averaged 2.2 targets, 1.2 receptions, and 14.8 yards per game during five seasons with Dallas (2017-2022) while attaining career highs of 74 targets, 43 receptions, and 555 yards during 2022.

Brown signed a one-year contract with Houston last March and later sustained a groin injury during the Texans’ season opener. He was placed on injured reserve and did not resurface until Week 6. However, Brown has now accumulated 14 targets during Houston’s last two matchups, while rising to fifth among all wide receivers in receptions (13), and soaring to second in receiving yards (325).

Brown had entered Week 9 with a career-high of 91 yards. However, he has eclipsed 150 during each of his last two games, including the career-best 172 that he stockpiled in Week 10. Brown has also operated from the slot during 74% of his routes. He has also vaulted to second overall in yards per route run (5.00) during that sequence.

Dell was the ninth wide receiver from the 2023 rookie class to be selected during the NFL Draft, and his ADP in deeper leagues placed him at WR77 during draft season. However, he has easily surpassed expectations while rising to fifth among all rookies in targets (57/7.1 per game), receptions (34/4.3 per game), and receiving (510/63.8 per game) from Weeks 1-10.

Dell is also third among all receivers with 25 targets (12.5 per game) since Week 9, while collecting his two highest target totals of the season (14/11). He is also sixth in receptions (12/6.0 per game), and ninth in receiving yards (170/85 per game), while also generating a league-high three touchdowns during those two contests. Dell was also fourth in air yards during Week 10, sixth in targets per route run (33.3%), and led all backs with five red zone carries.

Collins appears destined to resurface when Houston hosts Arizona on Sunday and would operate as a low-end WR2 if that occurs. Dell should function as a WR2, while Brown can be utilized as a WR4/flex.

3. Kyler Murray resurfaced in Week 10 to spearhead Arizona’s offense for the first time since Week 14 of the 2022 regular season. Murray returned from the torn ACL that had forced his extended absence and performed impressively. 

Marquise Brown had been operating with a team-high 27.6% target share prior to Murray's debut while leading Arizona with 77 targets (8.6 per game). He had also secured double-digit target totals during four of his five matchups from Weeks 2-6.

Brown also led the Cardinals in receptions (42/4.7 per game), and receiving yards (430/48.9 per game, was 10th among all wide receivers in air yards (833) and was 17th in air yards share (39.2%). He was also 17th in routes run (312), had been targeted on 24.7% of his routes, and was averaging 1.41 yards per route run. Brown was also 33rd among all wide receivers with an average of 12.5 points per game.

Rookie Michael Wilson was second among Arizona’s wide receivers with a 13.5% target share and was tied with Rondale Moore in targets (33/4.1 per game). Wilson was also second on the team in receptions (25/3.1 per game), and receiving yards (491/50.1 per game). Wilson had also accumulated 523 air yards, had attained a 25.3% air yards share, and was second behind Brown in yards after catch (97).

Moore had collected 20 of his aforementioned 33 targets (2.2 receptions per game) but was averaging just 14.2 yards per game. He had also been targeted on 12.4% of his routes, was averaging only 0.48 yards per route run, and had attained a 4.4% air yards share from Weeks 1-9.

Murray ultimately performed effectively during his return, and should now provide fantasy managers with a weekly QB1 during all remaining matchups. However, his distribution of targets did not replicate the percentages that had been assembled prior to his debut in Week 10.

Murray completed 19 of his 32 passing attempts (594%) while generating 249 yards, and averaging 7.8 yards per attempt. He also distributed 61.3% of his attempts to Arizona wide receivers which ranked 13th in Week 10.

Brown had finished eighth among all wide receivers with 1,318 yards when he played with Murray collegiately (2018), while also accumulating 75 receptions and 10 touchdowns. This bolstered the rationale for projecting Brown as the primary beneficiary of Murray’s return. However, that surprisingly failed to transpire.

Brown was relegated to season lows in targets (four/18.3% share), and receptions (one), while he also registered his second-lowest yardage total of the season (28).

Moore led Arizona’s wide receivers with a season-high eight targets (25.8% share) which was second only to tight end Trey McBride‘s team-high of nine. Moore also secured season highs in receptions (five) and receiving yards, while pacing Arizona’s wide receivers in targets per route run (27.6%), and yards after catch (38).

Wilson accrued six targets (19.4% share), collected three receptions, and produced 34 yards. However, Wilson did lead Cardinal wide receivers in air yards (73), and air yards share (22.7% air yards). Wilson was also targeted on 18.2% of his routes and averaged 1.03 yards per route run.

Brown should garner a higher percentage of opportunities moving forward despite the allocation of targets in Week 10. Moore and Wilson are viable waiver wire targets this week if you are contending with injuries and bye weeks.

4. Several receivers assembled numbers in Week 10 that are worthy of mention. Particularly since these players have not garnered the same level of attention as other receivers who have been included in this week’s article.

While CeeDee Lamb was sustaining his recent statistical surge during the Cowboys’ Week 10 matchup with the Giants, Brandin Cooks delivered his most prolific performance of the season. Cooks had been averaging 4.1 targets per game while failing to exceed four targets in six of his seven matchups prior to Week 10.

Cooks was also averaging 2.4 receptions/23.6 yards while failing to exceed 28 yards in five of his seven matchups. However, Cooks captured a season-high 10 targets, which was his first double-digit target total since Week 2 of 2022. He also collected nine receptions, which represented his highest total since Week 6 of 2021. Cooks also stockpiled 173 yards, which was his highest total since Week 15 of 2016.

Cooks led all wide receivers with an average of 6.41 yards per route run in Week 10 and was fourth in targets per route run (37). He also attained season highs in yards before catch (112) and yards after catch (61), after entering the game with averages of 20/3.4 per game in those two categories.

Cooks now becomes a viable waiver wire addition although he should not be expected to sustain the numbers that he assembled during his statistical eruption.

Trenton Irwin has also emerged as a short-term flex option for fantasy managers if Tee Higgins’ hamstring injury continues to impact his availability. Irwin was signed as an undrafted free agent by Miami following the 2019 NFL Draft. He was later signed to Cincinnati’s practice squad in 2019 but only accumulated 384 snaps, 30 targets, and 270 receiving yards from 2019-2022.

However, Irwin has ascended into an increased role within Cincinnati’s aerial attack whenever Higgins has been absent from the Bengals’ lineup. Higgins suffered a rib injury that sidelined him in Week 5, and suffered a hamstring issue that left him unavailable in Week 10.

Irwin has eclipsed a 76% snap share during those two outings while accumulating 14 targets, 10 receptions, and 114 yards. That includes Irwin’s usage and output when Cincinnati hosted Houston in Week 10.

He operated with an 81% snap share while collecting two of his four targets, assembling 54 yards, and generating a touchdown. He also accumulated 81 air yards and attained a 24.7% air yards share.

Irwin is consistently operating with an expanded target share whenever Higgins cannot perform in his normal capacity. This supplies fantasy managers with an additional wide receiver that can be integrated into lineups whenever he is primed to secure an increased role.

5. The offseason exodus of JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Mecole Hardman cleared a runway for a Kansas City wide receiver to emerge as the Chiefs’ WR1. Skyy Moore was seemingly positioned to confiscate that role, which would also elevate him directly below Travis Kelce on Patrick Mahomes’ priorities for the distribution of targets.

Fantasy managers are already aware that Moore failed to capitalize on his opportunity. However, there are reasons for optimism that Rashee Rice can build upon the encouraging numbers that he has attained to this point of his rookie season while emerging as a reliable weekly option for both the Chiefs and fantasy managers.

Rice has not replicated the results that have been delivered by the more prolific members of his 2023 class. However, he has reached the periphery of WR3 territory as the remaining weeks of the regular season unfold.

Rice operated with a 24.6% snap share in Weeks 1 and 2. His share rose to 44.2% from Weeks 3-6, then increased to 63.3% from Weeks 7-9 - which led all Kansas City wide receivers.

Rice also attained a 9.1% target share in Weeks 1-2 while averaging 3.5 targets, 2.5 receptions, and 24.5 yards per game. His share improved to 14.5%, while his averages climbed to 5.3 targets/4.2 receptions/52 yards per game from Weeks 3-8 before he was limited to season-lows in targets (two), and receiving yards (17) when Kansas City faced Miami in Week 9.

Rice is now second on the Chiefs behind Kelce in targets (41/4.6 per game) while attaining a 12.6% target share. He has also collected 32 receptions (3.6 per game), and generated 378 receiving yards (42 per game) from Weeks 1-10. He is also second on the Chiefs in targets per route run (21.9%), yards per route run (2.02), and yards after catch (272).

Rice is also averaging 10.4 points per game since Week 1, while no other wide receiver from the Chiefs has eclipsed an average of 5.0. Rice’s four touchdowns have tied him for third among rookie wide receivers.

Moore is second among the team’s wide receivers in targets (30/3.3 per game/9.8% share), while only exceeding three targets once since Week 3. He is also third in receptions (16/1.8 per game) while failing to surpass two in six consecutive games. Moore is also fourth in receiving yards (208/22.3 per game) while eclipsing 22 yards just once since Week 4.

Kadarius Toney is third among Kansas City wide receivers in targets (28/3.2 per game/8.6% share), and second in receptions (20/2.2 per game), but has only assembled 127 yards (14.1 per game). He has been targeted on 28.3% of his routes, although his aDOT is 2.7. Justin Watson leads the Chiefs with 501 air yards but has only attained 25 targets (3.1 per game/8.4% share).

Rice should remain Kansas City's most targeted and productive wide receiver during the Chiefs' upcoming matchups. There is also an increasing likelihood that he will emerge as a consistent WR3 for managers in the process.

 



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2025 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Later-Career Breakout Candidates

Typically, most NFL players break out in the early parts of their careers. Between the ages of 20 and 25 is when you expect to see the majority of players have their first big season. Some waste no time and put together excellent years while they're rookies, while some need more time to develop. These […]