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WR Target and Snap Count Risers from Week 11

Your wide receivers remain essential components toward accomplishing your unwavering goal of securing a league championship. As the season unfolds, it is crucial for you to utilize the tools that you have available, in order to maintain an extensive level of knowledge regarding the number of opportunities that are being provided to your wide receivers - both in terms of their snap counts and how often they are being targeted by their quarterbacks.

Each week, this article will examine these specific categories, along with any other noteworthy changes in usage that signal an increase or regression in opportunity. This will bolster your efforts to decide which wide receivers should be in your lineups as you plan for Week 12, while also helping you determine which receivers to depend on during the impending fantasy playoffs. Pro Football Reference and NFL Savant were used to obtain all target and red zone target totals, while snap count information was assembled with information from Football Outsiders.

We now are in possession of data from 11 weeks of game action that will provide the basis for comparison of snap counts and targets for each receiver. This will include the most likely candidates to experience a rise or decline in those numbers during the upcoming weeks. Here is a breakdown of the most compelling changes in usage and opportunity from Week 11.

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Wide Receiver Week 9 Targets Week 10 Targets Week 11 Targets Total Targets Targets Per Game    Largest Weekly  Changes
Adam Thielen 7 BYE 12 115 11.5 5
Julio Jones 10 11 9 111 11.1 -2
Antonio Brown 10 6 13 109 10.9 7
Jarvis Landry 7 5 BYE 106 10.6 BYE
Odell Beckham Jr. BYE 11 4 106 10.6 -7
Davante Adams 9 7 12 106 10.6 5
Stefon Diggs INJ BYE 18 103 11.4 7
DeAndre Hopkins 12 BYE 6 96 9.6 -6
Tyreek Hill 5 10 14 94 8.5 4
JuJu Smith-Schuster 9 5 10 93 9.3 5
Michael Thomas 15 8 4 91 9.1 -4
Mike Evans 10 6 7 91 9.1 1
Robert Woods 9 5 11 90 8.2 6
Keenan Allen 10 9 12 87 8.7 3
Brandin Cooks 8 12 12 84 7.6 0
Golden Tate BYE 4 8 81 8.1 4
Tyler Boyd BYE 4 11 81 8.1 7
Emmanuel Sanders 9 BYE 6 80 8 -3
Corey Davis 10 10 4 80 8,0 -6
Michael Crabtree 7 BYE 3 79 7.9 -4
Willie Snead 8 BYE 8 77 6.9 0
A.J. Green BYE/INJ INJ INJ 76 9.5 INJ
Kenny Golladay 4 13 14 75 7.5 1
Nelson Agholor BYE 7 2 70 6.8 -5
John Brown 6 BYE 1 68 6.8 -5
Devin Funchess 5 5 8 68 6.8  3
Larry Fitzgerald BYE 10 4 67 6.7 -6
Sterling Shepard BYE 3 2 64 6.4 -1
Donte Moncrief BYE 4 2 63 6.3 -2
T.Y. Hilton BYE 7 9 63 7.9 2
Dede Westbrook BYE 10 4 62 6.2 -6
DeSean Jackson 4 8 7 62 6.2 -1
Danny Amendola 7 10 BYE 61 6.1 BYE
Marvin Jones 8 6 INJ 61 6.7 INJ
Taylor Gabriel 5 3 9 61 6,1 6
Zay Jones 6 11 BYE 59 5.9 BYE
Demaryius Thomas 3 BYE 1 59 5.6 -2
Cole Beasley 4 5 7 59 5.9 2
Allen Robinson INJ 8 7 58 7.3 -1
Adam Humphries 8 3 5 58 5.8 2
Chris Godwin 4 7 3 57 5.7 -4
Alshon Jeffery BYE 8 5 57 8.1 -3

Adam Thielen returned from Minnesota’s bye week to collect 12 targets and promptly recapture the overall lead for the season (115). Julio Jones is next with 111, followed by Antonio Brown (109), with Jarvis LandryDavante Adams, and Odell Beckham Jr. in a three-way tie at 106. Stefon Diggs has now accumulated 103 targets, while no other receivers have reached 100 heading into Week 12 game action.

However, six players have attained at least 90 targets – DeAndre Hopkins (96), Tyreek Hill (94), JuJu Smith-Schuster (93), Michael Thomas (91), Mike Evans (91), and Robert Woods (90) - while six other receivers have obtained 80+ targets: Keenan Allen (87), Brandin Cooks (84), Tyler Boyd (81), Golden Tate (81), Emmanuel Sanders 80, and Corey Davis (80). A total of five receivers have also eclipsed 70 targets through 11 weeks (Michael CrabtreeWillie SneadA.J. Green, Kenny Golladay, Nelson Agholor), while 11 have collected 60+ targets.

13 different receivers were targeted at least 10 times in Week 11, although Diggs was easily the weekly leader with a whopping 18. That was the highest total since fellow Viking Thielen collected 19 back in Week 3. The only other weekly total that has exceeded Diggs' Week 11 collection of targets was the 19 that were allotted to Smith-Schuster in Week 2.

Kenny Golladay and Hill were next in line behind Diggs with 14, followed by Tre'Quan Smith (13), Brown (13), Thielen (12), Adams (12), Allen (12), Cooks (12), Woods (11), Boyd (11), Smith- Schuster (10), and Doug Baldwin (10). T.Y. Hilton, Jones (9), Keke CouteeTaylor Gabriel (9). Bruce Ellington (9) just missed double-digits, while Tate, Snead, Devin Funchess, David Moore, Chris Conley, and Mohamed Sanu were each targeted eight times.

Thielen’s 11.5 targets-per-game is currently the league’s highest average among wide receivers, followed by Diggs (11.4). Jones (11.1), Brown (10.9), Beckham (10.6), Adams (10,6), and Landry (10.6). No other receivers are currently maintaining an average of 10+.

 

Largest Increases And Decreases

Wide Receiver Week 9 Targets Week 10 Targets Week 11 Targets Total Targets Targets Per Game    Largest Weekly  Changes
Tre'Quan Smith 3 0 13 33 3.3 13
Keke Coutee INJ INJ 9 39 7.8 9
Bruce Ellington 0 0 9 21 5.2 9
Antonio Brown 10 6 13 109 10.9 7
Stefon Diggs INJ BYE 18 103 11.4 7
Tyler Boyd BYE 4 11 81 8.1 7
Robert Woods 9 5 11 90 8.2 6
Taylor Gabriel 5 3 9 61 6,1 6
Adam Thielen 7 BYE 12 115 11.5 5
Davante Adams 9 7 12 106 10.6 5
JuJu Smith-Schuster 9 5 10 93 9.3 5
Doug Baldwin 4 5 10 39 4.9 5
David Moore 7 3 8 32 3.2 5
Marcell Ateman 0 0 5 5 5 5
Tyreek Hill 5 10 14 94 8.5 4
Golden Tate BYE 4 8 81 8.1 4
Seth Roberts 2 3 7 38 4.2 4
Tajae Sharpe 1 3 7 35 3.5 4
Trey Quinn 0 0 4 4 4 4
Keenan Allen 10 9 12 87 8.7 3
D.J. Moore 2 5 8 39 5.3 3
D.J. Chark BYE 2 5 30 3 3
Devin Funchess 5 5 8 68 6.8 3
T.Y. Hilton BYE 7 9 63 7.9 2
Cole Beasley 4 5 7 59 5.9 2
Adam Humphries 8 3 5 58 5.8 2
Kenny Golladay 4 13 14 75 7.5 1
Julio Jones 10 11 9 111 11.1 -2
Donte Moncrief BYE 4 2 63 6.3 -2
Christian Kirk BYE 6 4 56 5.6 -2
Emmanuel Sanders 9 BYE 6 80 8 -3
Demaryius Thomas 3 BYE 1 59 5.6 -3
Alshon Jeffery BYE 8 5 57 8.1 -3
Michael Thomas 15 8 4 91 9.1 -4
Michael Crabtree 7 BYE 3 79 7.9 -4
Chris Godwin 4 7 3 57 5.7 -4
Marquez Valdes-Scantling 6 7 3 42 4.2 -4
Nelson Agholor BYE 7 2 70 6.8 -5
John Brown 6 BYE 1 68 6.8 -5
Amari Cooper 8 10 5 55 6.1 -5
DeAndre Hopkins 12 BYE 6 96 9.6 -6
Corey Davis 10 10 4 80 8,0 -6
Larry Fitzgerald BYE 10 4 67 6.7 -6
Dede Westbrook BYE 10 4 62 6.2 -6
Odell Beckham Jr. BYE 11 4 106 10.6 -7

After failing to receive a target in Week 10, Tre'Quan Smith collected a career-best 13 against Philadelphia, which easily resulted in the largest increase for the week. It was also a significant surprise to those who had dropped him before his matchup with the Eagles, as he entered the contest with just 20 targets for the season.

Ellington began Week 11 with just 12 targets throughout 2018, and none since he was targeted just once in Week 3. But he might have secured a sustained role within Detroit’s passing attack after collecting nine during his debut as a Lion. That tied Ellington for the second largest increase for the week with Keke Coutee, whose total was the highest since his NFL debut in Week 4.

Those players were followed by a cluster of established veterans who also experienced increases of at least five during the week - Antonio Brown (7), Diggs (7), Boyd (7), Woods (6), Taylor Gabriel (6), Thielen (5), Adams (5), Smith-Schuster (5), Baldwin (5), and David Moore. Baldwin's season-high 10 targets enabled him to attain that rise of five after he had averaged just 4-per-game from Weeks 8-10. John Ross was targeted just 16 times from Weeks 1-9, but the second-year receiver has garnered 13 targets during Cincinnati’s last two matchups, after collecting seven against AFC North rival Baltimore. But whenever Green returns to the lineup, the opportunities for Ross will diminish.

Beckham’s season-low four targets ended his streak of seven consecutive games with at least 10. However, he remains tied with Thielen as the only players that have captured 10+ targets in eight games. Snead has averaged 8.8 targets since Week 6, although the overall unpredictability of Baltimore’s offense is one of this week’s topics in the 5 Things That I Noticed section. Marquez Valdes-Scantling averaged 6.8 targets-per-game from Weeks 5-10. But anyone who started him in Week 11 suffered through an excruciating experience as Aaron Rodgers only attempted to locate him three times - including the Packer’s final two offensive plays.

 

Red Zone Targets

Wide Receiver Week 9 Red Zone Targets Week 10 Red Zone Targets Week 11 Red Zone Targets Total Red Zone Targets Largest  Changes
JuJu Smith-Schuster 2 1 1 21 0
Davante Adams 2 3 0 20 -3
Michael Thomas 1 5 0 20 -5
Odell Beckham Jr. BYE 4 1 18 -3
DeAndre Hopkins 1 BYE 2 17 1
Jarvis Landry 0 1 BYE 16 BYE
Adam Thielen 2 BYE 0 15 -2
A.J. Green BYE/INJ INJ INJ 14 INJ
Antonio Brown 3 0 1 14 1
Sterling Shepard BYE 1 0 14 -1
Corey Davis 2 2 0 13 -2
T.Y. Hilton BYE 1 1 13 0
Brandin Cooks 1 2 1 13 -1
Amari Cooper 4 2 1 12 -1
Marvin Jones 1 0 INJ 11 INJ
Julian Edelman 2 1 BYE 11 BYE
Tyreek Hill 0 2 0 11 -2
Larry Fitzgerald BYE 1 2 11 1
Devin Funchess 4 2 1 10 -1
Sammy Watkins 1 INJ 0 10 -1
Zay Jones 1 3 BYE 10 BYE
Chris Godwin 1 0 0 10 0
Mike Evans 1 0 0 10 0
Alshon Jeffery 0 1 1 10 0
Stefon Diggs INJ BYE 2 10 2
Keenan Allen 1 1 2 9 1
John Brown 1 1 0 9 -1
Kenny Golladay 1 BYE 0 9 0
Robert Woods 0 0 4 9 4
Demaryius Thomas 0 0 0 8 0
Dede Westbrook BYE 4 0 8 -4
Tyler Boyd BYE 0 0 8 0
Allen Robinson BYE 0 0 8 0
Nelson Agholor INJ 1 0 8 -1
Golden Tate BYE 0 1 8 1
Anthony Miller 1 1 1 8 0
Cole Beasley 2 0 1 8 1

Smith-Schuster remains the overall leader in red zone targets (21) and is followed closely by Adams and Thomas with 20, while Beckham (18) and Hopkins (17) finalize the top five. Landry (16), Thielen (15), Green (14), Brown (14), and Shepard (14) are next, while Davis, Hilton, and Cooks are tied at (13). Amari Cooper has attained 12 targets, four receivers have accumulated 11  (Edelman, Fitzgerald, Hill, Marvin Jones), and seven players have obtained 10 (Diggs, Alshon JefferyEvans, Funchess, Chris GodwinZay Jones, Watkins).

Woods captured red zone four targets during the Rams' memorable matchup with Kansas City, which was the largest total for the week. His teammate Josh Reynolds joined Baldwin and Golladay in capturing three targets, as four of Golladay's nine targets for the season have been distributed by Matthew Stafford in the Lions’ last two games. Fitzgerald, Diggs, Hopkins, Allen, and Snead all received two targets during their matchups.

Hopkins continues to lead all receivers with 13 targets inside the 10-yard line, followed by Thomas (11), Hilton (9), Godwin (9), Davis (8), Beckham (7), Woods (7), and Cooper (7). Eight receivers have attained six targets within the 10-yard line through 11 weeks (Smith-Schuster, Adams, Green, Cooks, Edelman, Funchess, Marvin Jones, Golladay).

 

Largest Increases And Decreases

There will be significant discussion about the newly integrated receivers in the Ram's post-Cooper Kupp offense, which includes the upcoming 5 Things That I Noticed section of this article. But Woods owners should be ecstatic that he garnered those season-high four red zone targets, because those were his first opportunities inside the 20 since September.

In addition to achieving the highest weekly total, Woods also experienced the largest increase. Reynolds was next with a rise of +3 that resulted from his first red zone targets since Week 8.

The largest regression was experienced by Michael Thomas (-5), Westbrook (-4), Beckham (-3), and Adams (-3). However, only Westbrook owners have any reason for concern moving forward, as the ongoing volatility of Jacksonville receivers continues to fluctuate in lockstep with the deficiencies of their quarterback.

 

Snap Counts  

Wide Receiver Week 9 Snap Counts Week 10 Snap Counts Week 11 Snap Counts Total Snaps Total Snap Count %  Snap Count % Change
Robert Woods 58/97% 64/98% 79/99% 725 97% -1%
DeAndre Hopkins 61/98% BYE 63/100% 682 99% -2%
Brandin Cooks 59/98% 63/97% 70/88% 672 90% -1%
Antonio Brown 81/100% 51/88% 64/98% 667 95% 10%
Jarvis Landry 73/97% 36/68% BYE 659 91% BYE
Adam Thielen 45/92% BYE 67/100% 653 97% 8%
Tyreek Hill 61/97% 54/92% 69/96% 630 88% 4%
Nelson Agholor BYE 55/89% 44/86% 623 91% -3%
Davante Adams 71/96% 53/93% 46/94% 622 93% 1%
Kenny Golladay 68/97% 75/96% 61/94% 609 91% -2%
Mike Evans 60/90% 55/80% 65/92% 602 84% 12%
Odell Beckham Jr. BYE 56/95% 46/87% 597 95% -8%
Michael Thomas 65/92% 46/61% 57/81% 595 87% 20%
Sterling Shepard BYE 56/95% 46/87% 591 94% -8%
JuJu Smith-Schuster 77/95% 42/72% 61/94% 590 84% 22%
Emmanuel Sanders 61/92% BYE BYE 574 86% BYE
Tyler Lockett 68/84% 60/88% 53/76% 567 85% -8%
Zay Jones 79/87% 62/85% BYE 566 86% BYE
Corey Davis 65/93% 59/91% 58/92% 553 88% 1%
Stefon Diggs INJ BYE 62/93% 548 81% 5%
Chris Hogan 53/75% 54/82% BYE 545 79% BYE
Julio Jones 55/81% 73/97% 51/91% 545 81% -6%
Marvin Jones 63/90% 48/62% INJ 538 80% INJ
Josh Doctson 68/99% 45/78% 64/85% 537 80% 7%
Tyler Boyd BYE 41/95% 52/95% 532 87% 0%
Donte Moncrief BYE 61/81% 51/74% 531 78% -7%
Devin Funchess 45/73% 49/86% 48/83% 528 83% -3%
Michael Crabtree 43/70% BYE 53/67% 528 70% -3%
Taylor Gabriel 44/86% 46/81% 55/74% 525 78% -7%
Danny Amendola 47/82% 66/97% BYE 523 86% BYE
Larry Fitzgerald BYE 70/96% 50/93% 519 90% -3%
Mohamed Sanu  47/69% 70/93% 51/91% 518 77% -2%
Keenan Allen 43/84% 50/89% 69/90% 509 83% 1%
Antonio Callaway 39/52% 39/74% BYE 506 70% BYE
Adam Humphries 55/82% 54/78% 49/69% 503 70% -9%
Chris Conley 34/54% 54/92% 64/89% 502 70% -3
John Brown 39/64% BYE 51/65% 501 67% BYE
Dede Westbrook 58/91% 60/80% 49/71% 500 74% -9

Woods temporarily leads all receivers in total snaps for the season (725), after he performed on 79 plays for the Rams in Week 11. Woods and his teammates will finally have their bye this week, which will enable a group of receivers to surpass him. Hopkins (682), Brown (667), Landry (659), and Thielen (653), are the most likely candidates to accomplish that once Week 12 game action is complete.

Hopkins still paces all receivers in snap percentage throughout the season (99%), followed by Woods (97%), Thielen (97%), Brown (95%), Beckham (95%), Shepard (94%), Adams (93%), Landry (91%), Golladay (91%) and Agholor (91%). No other receiver has attained a 90% average, although nearly all of the players that have achieved it through 11 weeks should continue to do so. The lone exception is Agholor, whose snaps have been slightly reduced since Golden Tate joined the Eagles' receiving arsenal.

Hopkins did perform on 100% of Houston's offensive snaps in Week 11, although that does not qualify as breaking news. His season-long percentage underscores that his presence on every snap for the Texans has become a weekly event. Thielen and Jeffery joined him in playing on every snap for their teams, while Woods virtually matched their achievement by playing on 99% of the Rams' snaps.

Reynolds, Brown, and Valdes-Scantling all reached 98%, while Hill performed on 96% of his team's snaps. That tied Hill with rookie Marcell Ateman, who was making his NFL debut with Oakland. Boyd was the only other receiver who attained 95%, while 13 others played between 94-90% of their team's snaps.

 

Largest Increases And Decreases

The 98% count of Reynolds is significant and will be discussed in-depth shortly. Ateman was elevated from Oakland's practice squad prior to his Week 11 debut and promptly played on nearly all of the Raiders' snaps.

Ross established a new season high by performing on 51/93% of Cincinnati's snaps and has now averaged 88.2% in the Bengal's last two contests. He had only played on 49.3% of the team's snaps prior to Week 10.

Conley has only surpassed a 70% count once all season prior to Week 10, but has played on 90.2% of Kansas City's snaps in the Chiefs' last two games. None of the receivers who experienced a regression of at least -8% are in danger of enduring a sizable role change (Beckham, Shepard, Humphries, Westbrook).

 

Five Things That I Noticed

1. Jared Goff targeted Brandin Cooks and Robert Woods 23 times during the 448-yard aerial assault that the Rams unleashed on Kansas City. But Josh Reynolds also commandeered eight targets, including the aforementioned trio of opportunities in the red zone. The second-year receiver capitalized by collecting six of Goff's throws for 80 yards and a touchdown, while nearly generating a second score. Reynolds also was involved in 98% of Los Angeles' offensive snaps, after averaging just 31.7% during games in which Cooper Kupp was unencumbered by health issues. Reynolds' performance has eviscerated the uncertainty that had existed regarding the extent of his role within a passing attack that has been reconstructed due to Kupp's torn ACL. This explosive unit will maintain its proficiency, and Reynolds should remain an integral component moving forward. He should also be added immediately if he remains available in your league.

2. While expanded roles for the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson and Gus Edwards provided fantasy owners with two massive waiver wire targets at the quarterback and running back positions, the results of Baltimore’s re-distributed usage among offensive components in Week 11 supplied disappointing results for anyone who desperately needed a scoring boost from Michael Crabtree or John Brown. Crabtree (8.4), Brown (7.4), and Willie Snead (7.7) all entered Week 11 with favorable target-per-game averages, but Snead was the only member of the trio whose level of opportunity in Week 11 even remotely approached his season-long average. Crabtree (3) and Brown (1) both experienced season lows, while Lamar Jackson only attempted 19 passes. Owners can still consider starting all three receivers this week against a Raider pass defense that has surrendered 15 touchdowns. But the Raven offense is evolving and it is difficult to forecast exactly who will be under center and what the strategic approach will be in upcoming weeks. This makes it questionable whether Baltimore will operate with an attack that keeps Crabtree, Brown, and Snead involved to the degree they were previously.

3. Demaryius Thomas was averaging seven targets-per-game when he was running routes with Denver, which was largely achieved from the 21 targets that he accumulated in Weeks 1-2. But during his first two games as a Texan, his lack of usage has been extremely alarming. He has now been targeted a grand total of four times, including just a single target in Houston's Week 11 matchup with Washington. The fact that Deshaun Watson launched nine passes in the direction of Keke Coutee creates justifiable concern for Thomas owners while providing the rationale to avoid using him moving forward. Meanwhile, anyone who owns Courtland Sutton or Emmanuel Sanders should continue reaping the benefits of Thomas's departure. Sanders is now averaging 8.5 targets-per-game while functioning as Denver’s WR1, and Sutton’s 5.5 per-game average should continue to rise as he capitalizes on his expanded opportunities.

4. During his first two games as an Eagle, Golden Tate has captured 12 targets, while Alshon Jeffery has collected 13. Jeffery’s 6.5-per-game average represents a decrease from the 8.8 per-game that he was averaging prior to Philadelphia's October 30 trade for Tate. The limited sample size should temper any urge to make major declarations about the usage of either receiver, however it is not too early to declare Nelson Agholor as the big loser in the trade for Tate. Agholor had achieved double-digit targets in three games, and was 19th overall with 61 for the season prior to the trade (7.6 per-game). But Carson Wentz launched just two passes in his direction during the team's Week 11 matchup, and Agholor is averaging 4.5 targets per game with Tate in the lineup. He was also tied for fourth among all wide receivers in offensive snaps (92%), which has been reduced to 87.5% in the last two weeks. Tate and Jeffrey owners can remain cautiously optimistic while continuing to monitor their weekly usage - but Agholor is not a receiver that can be trusted in lineups moving forward.

5. Since the encouraging target totals for Smith, Coutee, and Sutton have already been discussed, this week's review of the rookies will focus on a trio of newcomers whose Week 11 target results have elevated their position within the fantasy landscape. D.J. Chark has now collected 5+ targets in three of his last four contests after capturing five against Pittsburgh. While he will not surpass Moncrief or Westbrook on the Jaguars' depth chart, he certainly has leapfrogged Keelan Cole. Meanwhile, Marcell Ateman and Trey Quinn both experienced their first NFL game action, as Ateman caught four of his five targets, and Quinn captured all four passes that were launched in his direction. Ateman gained separation while making a critical reception to set up the Raiders' game-winning field goal, and is now a strong candidate to become Oakland's WR1 within a massively depleted receiving unit. Quinn could accumulate targets on a weekly basis while performing with Colt McCoy on a Redskin offense that has been confronted with a mammoth number of health issues of their own. Both Ateman and Quinn and are worthy of roster spots for anyone who can comfortably create space.

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Expected To Return On Saturday
Brady Tkachuk23 hours ago

Available Saturday
Donovan Mitchell23 hours ago

Questionable Against Orlando
Adam Fox23 hours ago

Ready To Rejoin Rangers Lineup
Philadelphia Eagles1 day ago

Patrick Johnson Rejoins Philadelphia
Los Angeles Rams1 day ago

Larrell Murchison Back With The Rams
Kirk Cousins1 day ago

Set To Receive Roster Bonus
Aaron Rodgers1 day ago

Wants To Play In Minnesota
Washington Commanders1 day ago

Clelin Ferrell Returning To Washington
New York Jets1 day ago

Kris Boyd Signs With The Jets
Los Angeles Chargers1 day ago

Mekhi Becton Inks Deal With Chargers
Eeli Tolvanen1 day ago

Scores Twice In Victory
WPG1 day ago

Kyle Connor Strikes Twice On Friday
Jack Roslovic1 day ago

Tallies Goal, Assist In Friday's Victory
Leon Draisaitl1 day ago

Leads Edmonton To Victory
Liam O'Brien1 day ago

Exits With Undisclosed Injury
Josh Manson1 day ago

Exits On Friday
Karel Vejmelka2 days ago

Makes Ninth Consecutive Start Friday
Roman Dolidze2 days ago

Set For A Rematch
Marvin Vettori2 days ago

Looks To Get Back In The Win Column
Chidi Njokuani2 days ago

Looks For His Third Win In A Row
Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos2 days ago

Looks For His 12th UFC Win
Kurt Holobaugh2 days ago

An Underdog At UFC Vegas 104
Alexander Hernandez2 days ago

Looks To Win Back-To-Back Fights
Cody Gibson2 days ago

Looks For His Third Consecutive Win
Da'Mon Blackshear2 days ago

A Favorite At UFC Vegas 104
Brendson Ribeiro2 days ago

Searching For Second UFC Win On Saturday
Diyar Nurgozhay2 days ago

Set To Make His UFC Debut
MMA2 days ago

Seung Woo Choi In Dire Need Of Victory
Kevin Vallejos2 days ago

Makes Debut At UFC Vegas 104
Jacob Bridgeman4 days ago

Use Caution For Jacob Bridgeman At TPC Sawgrass
Nicolai Hojgaard4 days ago

Looks To Stay Consistent Heading Into PLAYERS Championship
Karl Vilips4 days ago

Makes PLAYERS Championship Debut After First PGA Tour Win
Taylor Pendrith4 days ago

A Sneaky Play At TPC Sawgrass
Sahith Theegala4 days ago

Out Of Form Ahead Of The PLAYERS Championship
Matt Fitzpatrick4 days ago

A Shaky Play Heading Into PLAYERS
Scottie Scheffler4 days ago

Eyeing Three-Peat At TPC Sawgrass
Aldrich Potgieter4 days ago

A Risky Play At TPC Sawgrass
Si Woo Kim4 days ago

Looks To Keep Building Momentum At The PLAYERS
Denny McCarthy4 days ago

Looks To Continue Solid Play At TPC Sawgrass
Collin Morikawa5 days ago

Poised For Another Strong Performance At TPC Sawgrass
Robert MacIntyre5 days ago

A Risky Play With Upside At The PLAYERS Championship
Jordan Spieth5 days ago

Looking To Change Fortunes At TPC Sawgrass
Cameron Young5 days ago

Avoid Cameron Young At The PLAYERS Championship
Michael Kim5 days ago

Continues Incredible Form Ahead Of The PLAYERS Championship
Justin Thomas5 days ago

Looking For More Magic At TPC Sawgrass
Xander Schauffele5 days ago

Continues Competitive Return At The Players Championship
Rory McIlroy5 days ago

Looks To Reverse Recent History At TPC Sawgrass
PGA5 days ago

Victor Hovland Looking To Find Form At The PLAYERS Championship
Brian Harman5 days ago

A Sleeper Pick At The PLAYERS Championship
Min Woo Lee5 days ago

A Hard Name To Trust At The Players Championship
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