Target Breakdown: Week 17 WR/TE Recap & Week 18 Sleepers

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Published on January 4, 2022

We Made It!

Week 18 Sortable Leaderboards

Wide Receivers

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Marquez Callaway	84%	24	80.0%	10	43.5%	120	70.5%	41.7%	4.04
2	Braxton Berrios	88%	31	91.2%	12	40.0%	66	32.0%	38.7%	2.10
3	Darnell Mooney	85%	33	86.8%	13	39.4%	140	50.9%	39.4%	2.09
4	Stefon Diggs	79%	25	96.2%	9	39.1%	131	54.5%	36.0%	2.08
5	Brandin Cooks	77%	32	91.4%	11	36.7%	113	63.5%	34.4%	2.06
6	Rashod Bateman	84%	32	86.5%	10	34.5%	92	33.0%	31.3%	1.81
7	DeVante Parker	95%	40	93.0%	13	34.2%	152	42.0%	32.5%	1.15
8	DJ Moore	92%	32	97.0%	8	33.3%	74	80.8%	25.0%	0.91
9	Davante Adams	82%	37	88.1%	14	33.3%	109	42.7%	37.8%	3.68
10	Diontae Johnson	89%	45	93.8%	15	32.6%	120	42.1%	33.3%	0.69
11	DK Metcalf	66%	25	83.3%	9	32.1%	90	43.0%	36.0%	2.52
12	Ja'Marr Chase	92%	41	93.2%	12	31.6%	144	55.0%	29.3%	6.49
13	Amon-Ra St. Brown	83%	34	91.9%	11	31.4%	92	37.3%	32.4%	3.26
14	Zay Jones	77%	30	88.2%	10	31.3%	120	40.5%	33.3%	4.00
15	Justin Jefferson	100%	41	100.0%	11	30.6%	110	47.6%	26.8%	1.41
16	Keenan Allen	73%	25	80.6%	9	30.0%	99	54.2%	36.0%	1.76
17	Tyreek Hill	84%	30	85.7%	10	29.4%	127	42.4%	33.3%	1.33
18	KhaDarel Hodge	75%	31	83.8%	10	28.6%	98	39.8%	32.3%	2.45
19	Hunter Renfrow	69%	29	85.3%	9	28.1%	100	33.6%

We Made It!

Week 18 Sortable Leaderboards

Wide Receivers

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Marquez Callaway	84%	24	80.0%	10	43.5%	120	70.5%	41.7%	4.04
2	Braxton Berrios	88%	31	91.2%	12	40.0%	66	32.0%	38.7%	2.10
3	Darnell Mooney	85%	33	86.8%	13	39.4%	140	50.9%	39.4%	2.09
4	Stefon Diggs	79%	25	96.2%	9	39.1%	131	54.5%	36.0%	2.08
5	Brandin Cooks	77%	32	91.4%	11	36.7%	113	63.5%	34.4%	2.06
6	Rashod Bateman	84%	32	86.5%	10	34.5%	92	33.0%	31.3%	1.81
7	DeVante Parker	95%	40	93.0%	13	34.2%	152	42.0%	32.5%	1.15
8	DJ Moore	92%	32	97.0%	8	33.3%	74	80.8%	25.0%	0.91
9	Davante Adams	82%	37	88.1%	14	33.3%	109	42.7%	37.8%	3.68
10	Diontae Johnson	89%	45	93.8%	15	32.6%	120	42.1%	33.3%	0.69
11	DK Metcalf	66%	25	83.3%	9	32.1%	90	43.0%	36.0%	2.52
12	Ja'Marr Chase	92%	41	93.2%	12	31.6%	144	55.0%	29.3%	6.49
13	Amon-Ra St. Brown	83%	34	91.9%	11	31.4%	92	37.3%	32.4%	3.26
14	Zay Jones	77%	30	88.2%	10	31.3%	120	40.5%	33.3%	4.00
15	Justin Jefferson	100%	41	100.0%	11	30.6%	110	47.6%	26.8%	1.41
16	Keenan Allen	73%	25	80.6%	9	30.0%	99	54.2%	36.0%	1.76
17	Tyreek Hill	84%	30	85.7%	10	29.4%	127	42.4%	33.3%	1.33
18	KhaDarel Hodge	75%	31	83.8%	10	28.6%	98	39.8%	32.3%	2.45
19	Hunter Renfrow	69%	29	85.3%	9	28.1%	100	33.6%	31.0%	2.62
20	Jarvis Landry	70%	33	70.2%	10	27.8%	80	26.8%	30.3%	1.30
21	A.J. Brown	64%	16	84.2%	5	27.8%	88	64.4%	31.3%	2.56
22	Marquise Brown	75%	30	81.1%	8	27.6%	110	39.6%	26.7%	0.93
23	Cole Beasley	49%	17	65.4%	6	26.1%	53	21.9%	35.3%	1.29
24	Brandon Aiyuk	90%	22	91.7%	6	26.1%	100	37.7%	27.3%	4.27
25	Deebo Samuel	85%	21	87.5%	6	26.1%	62	23.2%	28.6%	3.00
26	Christian Kirk	89%	36	92.3%	9	25.0%	105	37.3%	25.0%	2.19
27	Michael Pittman	94%	27	96.4%	6	25.0%	19	10.9%	22.2%	1.74
28	Kristian Wilkerson	84%	30	88.2%	8	24.2%	138	53.5%	26.7%	1.40
29	Jakobi Meyers	77%	30	88.2%	8	24.2%	65	25.2%	26.7%	2.43
30	DeVonta Smith	95%	27	100.0%	6	24.0%	116	45.0%	22.2%	2.00
31	Russell Gage	80%	23	82.1%	5	23.8%	73	38.5%	21.7%	2.17
32	Terry McLaurin	95%	36	92.3%	8	23.5%	29	17.9%	22.2%	1.69
33	Marvin Jones	96%	29	100.0%	6	23.1%	85	49.2%	20.7%	1.59
34	Laquon Treadwell	80%	22	75.9%	6	23.1%	73	42.2%	27.3%	3.95
35	Ray-Ray McCloud	66%	35	72.9%	10	21.7%	36	12.7%	28.6%	1.00
36	Cooper Kupp	100%	32	88.9%	7	20.0%	35	14.9%	21.9%	2.97
37	Odell Beckham	98%	36	100.0%	7	20.0%	69	29.8%	19.4%	1.08
38	Chase Claypool	87%	42	87.5%	9	19.6%	84	29.4%	21.4%	0.40
39	Courtland Sutton	88%	26	89.7%	5	18.5%	81	37.9%	19.2%	2.31
40	Kendall Hinton	61%	20	69.0%	5	18.5%	58	27.3%	25.0%	1.15
41	Amari Cooper	89%	37	92.5%	7	18.4%	67	31.2%	18.9%	0.49
42	Jaylen Waddle	92%	39	90.7%	7	18.4%	59	16.4%	17.9%	1.21
43	Allen Robinson	71%	26	68.4%	6	18.2%	43	15.6%	23.1%	1.35
44	Kendrick Bourne	59%	28	82.4%	6	18.2%	16	6.3%	21.4%	2.71
45	Pharoh Cooper	35%	6	40.0%	2	18.2%	13	32.7%	33.3%	0.00
46	A.J. Green	80%	34	87.2%	6	16.7%	93	33.1%	17.6%	2.18
47	Nico Collins	58%	25	71.4%	5	16.7%	51	28.6%	20.0%	1.40
48	Josh Palmer	47%	14	45.2%	5	16.7%	16	9.0%	35.7%	1.14
49	Keelan Cole	82%	28	82.4%	5	16.7%	90	43.4%	17.9%	1.25
50	Cyril Grayson	63%	26	51.0%	8	16.3%	109	21.5%	30.8%	3.12
51	Quez Watkins	51%	15	55.6%	4	16.0%	27	10.5%	26.7%	1.00
52	Tyler Boyd	76%	41	93.2%	6	15.8%	39	14.8%	14.6%	0.88
53	Cedrick Wilson	47%	19	47.5%	6	15.8%	22	10.2%	31.6%	1.84
54	Tavon Austin	65%	23	79.3%	4	15.4%	4	2.2%	17.4%	0.09
55	Cam Sims	77%	30	76.9%	5	14.7%	56	34.9%	16.7%	1.60
56	Olamide Zaccheaus	96%	27	96.4%	3	14.3%	20	10.3%	11.1%	0.30
57	Allen Lazard	74%	32	76.2%	6	14.3%	58	22.8%	18.8%	2.25
58	Van Jefferson	54%	18	50.0%	5	14.3%	60	25.9%	27.8%	3.50
59	Mike Evans	75%	41	80.4%	7	14.3%	130	25.7%	17.1%	1.15
60	Antoine Wesley	59%	21	53.8%	5	13.9%	52	18.3%	23.8%	1.43
61	Donovan Peoples-Jones	90%	44	93.6%	5	13.9%	79	26.6%	11.4%	1.73
62	Rashard Higgins	55%	25	53.2%	5	13.9%	57	19.1%	20.0%	0.32
63	K.J. Osborn	94%	39	95.1%	5	13.9%	79	34.3%	12.8%	1.28
64	Mike Williams	83%	30	96.8%	4	13.3%	64	35.1%	13.3%	2.10
65	Jeff Smith	97%	32	94.1%	4	13.3%	26	12.3%	12.5%	0.41
66	Tee Higgins	83%	42	95.5%	5	13.2%	63	24.1%	11.9%	1.48
67	Gabriel Davis	87%	26	100.0%	3	13.0%	34	14.1%	11.5%	1.54
68	T.Y. Hilton	61%	23	82.1%	3	12.5%	69	39.3%	13.0%	1.96
69	Tyler Johnson	67%	35	68.6%	6	12.2%	76	15.0%	17.1%	1.43
70	Byron Pringle	50%	19	54.3%	4	11.8%	39	12.8%	21.1%	1.84
71	Laviska Shenault	28%	8	27.6%	3	11.5%	4	2.3%	37.5%	1.63
72	Trinity Benson	75%	27	73.0%	4	11.4%	29	11.8%	14.8%	1.15
73	Nick Westbrook-Ikhine	68%	14	73.7%	2	11.1%	29	21.3%	14.3%	0.00
74	Chester Rogers	31%	8	42.1%	2	11.1%	5	3.8%	25.0%	1.63
75	Tyler Lockett	83%	28	93.3%	3	10.7%	12	5.7%	10.7%	0.86
76	D'Wayne Eskridge	34%	11	36.7%	3	10.7%	34	16.2%	27.3%	0.64
77	CeeDee Lamb	86%	37	92.5%	4	10.5%	35	16.1%	10.8%	1.38
78	Michael Gallup	39%	16	40.0%	4	10.5%	28	12.9%	25.0%	2.25
79	Devin Duvernay	42%	19	51.4%	3	10.3%	24	8.7%	15.8%	1.00
80	Antonio Brown	36%	19	37.3%	5	10.2%	29	5.8%	26.3%	1.37

Tight Ends

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Dallas Goedert	93%	20	74.1%	7	28.0%	60	23.3%	35.0%	3.55
2	Dalton Schultz	93%	30	75.0%	10	26.3%	43	20.1%	33.3%	1.80
3	Noah Fant	89%	23	79.3%	7	25.9%	36	16.7%	30.4%	4.00
4	Tyler Higbee	96%	31	86.1%	9	25.7%	53	22.9%	29.0%	2.23
5	Zach Ertz	90%	36	92.3%	9	25.0%	48	17.0%	25.0%	1.14
6	Tyler Conklin	92%	33	80.5%	9	25.0%	45	19.3%	27.3%	1.42
7	Mo Alie-Cox	59%	14	50.0%	5	20.8%	35	20.2%	35.7%	2.00
8	Mark Andrews	83%	33	89.2%	6	20.7%	55	19.8%	18.2%	2.70
9	Travis Kelce	78%	32	91.4%	7	20.6%	37	12.3%	21.9%	0.78
10	Rob Gronkowski	94%	43	84.3%	10	20.4%	99	19.5%	23.3%	2.67
11	Kyle Pitts	52%	14	50.0%	4	19.0%	39	20.6%	28.6%	4.93
12	Mike Gesicki	78%	34	79.1%	7	18.4%	81	22.5%	20.6%	1.50
13	Evan Engram	64%	13	86.7%	2	18.2%	3	6.6%	15.4%	0.92
14	Gerald Everett	70%	19	63.3%	5	17.9%	47	22.3%	26.3%	1.89
15	Geoff Swaim	92%	9	47.4%	3	16.7%	3	2.1%	33.3%	1.00
16	Anthony Firkser	44%	5	26.3%	3	16.7%	23	16.7%	60.0%	4.80
17	C.J. Uzomah	90%	33	75.0%	6	15.8%	28	10.8%	18.2%	0.97
18	Cole Kmet	80%	23	60.5%	5	15.2%	16	5.7%	21.7%	1.09
19	Hunter Henry	56%	23	67.6%	5	15.2%	49	19.2%	21.7%	1.61
20	Parker Hesse	68%	20	71.4%	3	14.3%	11	6.0%	15.0%	1.55
21	Austin Hooper	51%	21	44.7%	5	13.9%	32	10.7%	23.8%	1.33
22	Pat Freiermuth	76%	35	72.9%	6	13.0%	9	3.2%	17.1%	0.63
23	Ian Thomas	88%	21	63.6%	3	12.5%	14	15.5%	14.3%	1.57
24	John Bates	92%	33	84.6%	4	11.8%	36	22.4%	12.1%	1.06
25	David Njoku	72%	30	63.8%	4	11.1%	26	8.7%	13.3%	0.93
26	Tre' McKitty	52%	10	32.3%	3	10.0%	6	3.4%	30.0%	2.20
27	Kyle Rudolph	45%	7	46.7%	1	9.1%	14	33.8%	14.3%	0.00
28	Blake Bell	36%	6	17.1%	3	8.8%	11	3.6%	50.0%	5.83
29	Dawson Knox	87%	26	100.0%	2	8.7%	15	6.3%	7.7%	0.00
30	Juwan Johnson	47%	13	43.3%	2	8.7%	7	4.0%	15.4%	0.31
31	George Kittle	95%	21	87.5%	2	8.7%	42	15.9%	9.5%	1.38
32	Durham Smythe	66%	17	39.5%	3	7.9%	14	3.7%	17.6%	2.18
33	Luke Farrell	72%	18	62.1%	2	7.7%	5	2.9%	11.1%	0.39
34	Albert Okwuegbunam	50%	11	37.9%	2	7.4%	-2	-1.0%	18.2%	0.45
35	Josiah Deguara	41%	16	38.1%	3	7.1%	21	8.1%	18.8%	0.69
36	Kenny Yeboah	62%	16	47.1%	2	6.7%	31	15.1%	12.5%	2.25
37	Cameron Brate	28%	18	35.3%	3	6.1%	12	2.4%	16.7%	0.28
38	Tyler Davis	43%	18	42.9%	2	4.8%	2	0.7%	11.1%	0.50
39	Zach Gentry	51%	13	27.1%	2	4.3%	1	0.3%	15.4%	0.00
40	Pharaoh Brown	61%	10	28.6%	1	3.3%	4	2.5%	10.0%	0.90
41	Brevin Jordan	56%	20	57.1%	1	3.3%	3	1.6%	5.0%	0.45
42	Stephen Anderson	79%	23	74.2%	1	3.3%	-4	-2.1%	4.3%	0.35
43	Foster Moreau	100%	25	73.5%	1	3.1%	4	1.5%	4.0%	0.36

Links to RotoWire's Red Zone Stats

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Tight Ends

Rushing Stats

Week 17 Injury Report

Inactives

DEN WRs Jerry Jeudy + Tim Patrick (reserve/COVID-19)

NYG WRs Kadarius Toney (shoulder) + Darius Slayton (reserve/COVID-19) + John Ross (knee)

TEN WR Julio Jones (reserve/COVID-19)

NYJ WR Jamison Crowder (calf)

WR Tre'Quan Smith (chest)

WR Nelson Agholor (concussion)

BUF WR Emmanuel Sanders (knee)

ARI WR Rondale Moore (ankle)

MIN WR Adam Thielen (IR/ankle)

TE Darren Waller (knee, reserve/COVID-19)

LAC TE Jared Cook (reserve/COVID-19)

NYJ TE Tyler Kroft (reserve/COVID-19)

In-Game Injuries

DAL WR Michael Gallup suffered an ACL tear.

ATL TE Kyle Pitts injured his hamstring and missed most of the second half.

SEA TE Will Dissly hurt his heel.

Waivers & Sleepers for Week 18

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Game-by-Game Breakdowns

Dolphins (3) at Titans (34)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	DeVante Parker	95%	40	93.0%	13	34.2%	152	42.0%	32.5%	1.15
2	Jaylen Waddle	92%	39	90.7%	7	18.4%	59	16.4%	17.9%	1.21
3	Mike Gesicki	78%	34	79.1%	7	18.4%	81	22.5%	20.6%	1.50
4	Durham Smythe	66%	17	39.5%	3	7.9%	14	3.7%	17.6%	2.18
5	Isaiah Ford	27%	12	27.9%	2	5.3%	9	2.6%	16.7%	0.00

Team Volume: 43 DBs, 38 att. (18-205-0)

Parker saw a season-high 13 targets after zero the week before in New Orleans. He finished with 4-46-0 in a brutal performance from the Miami offense.
- The passing game is still all Parker, Waddle and Gesicki, with a bit of the backup TEs mixed in.
Waddle cooled off with 3-47-0 on seven targets, after three straight games with at least nine catches for 90 yards.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Geoff Swaim	92%	9	47.4%	3	16.7%	3	2.1%	33.3%	1.00
2	Nick Westbrook-Ikhine	68%	14	73.7%	2	11.1%	29	21.3%	14.3%	0.00
3	A.J. Brown	64%	16	84.2%	5	27.8%	88	64.4%	31.3%	2.56
4	Anthony Firkser	44%	5	26.3%	3	16.7%	23	16.7%	60.0%	4.80

Team Volume: 19 DBs, 18 att. (13-120-2)

Brown finished with only 2-41-0 on five targets, even with Julio Jones on the reserve/COVID-19 list.
- Ryan Tannehill attempted only 18 passes, and his two TDs went to Swaim and Firkser.

Rams (20) at Ravens (19)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Cooper Kupp	100%	32	88.9%	7	20.0%	35	14.9%	21.9%	2.97
2	Odell Beckham	98%	36	100.0%	7	20.0%	69	29.8%	19.4%	1.08
3	Tyler Higbee	96%	31	86.1%	9	25.7%	53	22.9%	29.0%	2.23
4	Van Jefferson	54%	18	50.0%	5	14.3%	60	25.9%	27.8%	3.50
5	Ben Skowronek	46%	18	50.0%	2	5.7%	12	5.3%	11.1%	1.00

Team Volume: 36 DBs, 35 att. (26-309-2)

Jefferson had a decent receiving line with 4-63-0 on five targets, but he took only two of 14 snaps in the fourth quarter, with Skowronek getting the other 12.
- Skowronek caught both his targets for 18 yards... nothing earth-shattering.
- Jefferson had played 92% and 96% of snaps the previous two weeks, with only three catches for 29 yards total on eight targets. He did more this past Sunday, but lost playing time to Skowronek nonetheless.
Meanwhile, it was the every-down plan for Kupp, Beckham and Higbee.
- The TE cooled down from a fast start but still finished with a solid line (6-69-0), with Kupp then heating up later on and OBJ capping things off with the game-winning TD.
The seven targets for Kupp were a season low, and just his second time with single digits this year. He's nonetheless in good shape to make a run at the single-season records for catches and (especially) receiving yards, though I can't say I really care about any record that's broken in game No. 17.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Rashod Bateman	84%	32	86.5%	10	34.5%	92	33.0%	31.3%	1.81
2	Mark Andrews	83%	33	89.2%	6	20.7%	55	19.8%	18.2%	2.70
3	Marquise Brown	75%	30	81.1%	8	27.6%	110	39.6%	26.7%	0.93
4	Devin Duvernay	42%	19	51.4%	3	10.3%	24	8.7%	15.8%	1.00

Team Volume: 37 DBs, 32 att. (20-197-0)

Andrews was efficient but not quite as well fed with 6-89-0 on six targets.
Bateman led the team with 10 targets, catching seven for 58 yards. This was the rookie's third straight game playing more than 80 percent of snaps, while Sammy Watkins has seen 20% and 5% in his last two.
Still nothing from Brown, who was having his issues even before Lamar Jackson's ankle injury.

Harbaugh said that Lamar Jackson has been pushing to return and "he has a chance to play Sunday."
— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) January 3, 2022

Falcons (16) at Bills (29)

	Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
Olamide Zaccheaus	96%	27	96.4%	3	14.3%	20	10.3%	11.1%	0.30
Russell Gage	80%	23	82.1%	5	23.8%	73	38.5%	21.7%	2.17
Parker Hesse	68%	20	71.4%	3	14.3%	11	6.0%	15.0%	1.55
Kyle Pitts	52%	14	50.0%	4	19.0%	39	20.6%	28.6%	4.93
Christian Blake	48%	15	53.6%	1	4.8%	23	12.1%	6.7%	0.00

Team Volume: 28 DBs, 23 att. (13-197-0)

Pitts injured his hamstring in the second quarter and played only two snaps in the third quarter before exiting for good.
- Hesse took 60% of snaps in the first half and 85% in the second, finishing with 3-31-0 on three targets (No. 2 TE Hayden Hurst was on the COVID list).

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Dawson Knox	87%	26	100.0%	2	8.7%	15	6.3%	7.7%	0.00
2	Gabriel Davis	87%	26	100.0%	3	13.0%	34	14.1%	11.5%	1.54
3	Stefon Diggs	79%	25	96.2%	9	39.1%	131	54.5%	36.0%	2.08
4	Cole Beasley	49%	17	65.4%	6	26.1%	53	21.9%	35.3%	1.29

Team Volume: 26 DBs, 26 att. (11-120-0)

Emmanuel Sanders (knee) was out for a second time in three weeks, while Davis and Beasley returned from the COVID list. Nobody made noise in a run-heavy, bad-weather game, but Diggs did see dominant shares of both the targets (39%) and air yards (55%).

Buccaneers (28) at Jets (24)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Rob Gronkowski	94%	43	84.3%	10	20.4%	99	19.5%	23.3%	2.67
2	Mike Evans	75%	41	80.4%	7	14.3%	130	25.7%	17.1%	1.15
3	Tyler Johnson	67%	35	68.6%	6	12.2%	76	15.0%	17.1%	1.43
4	Cyril Grayson	63%	26	51.0%	8	16.3%	109	21.5%	30.8%	3.12
5	Antonio Brown	36%	19	37.3%	5	10.2%	29	5.8%	26.3%	1.37
6	Cameron Brate	28%	18	35.3%	3	6.1%	12	2.4%	16.7%	0.28

Team Volume: 51 DBs, 50 att. (34-410-3)

Non-zero chance this all ends* with Antonio Brown making a game-winning catch in the end zone in the Super Bowl. Probably for the Bucs, but not necessarily.
- Grayson did his best A.B. impression with 6-81-1 on eight targets. That, after 3-81-0 on three targets the week before.
  - Prior to Week 16, his only target of the season was a 50-yard TD back in Week 8.
Tyler Johnson also helped, with 4-50-0 on six targets after a goose egg the week before. But still no sign of a ceiling from him.

*just the season, not the A.B. saga

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Jeff Smith	97%	32	94.1%	4	13.3%	26	12.3%	12.5%	0.41
2	Braxton Berrios	88%	31	91.2%	12	40.0%	66	32.0%	38.7%	2.10
3	Keelan Cole	82%	28	82.4%	5	16.7%	90	43.4%	17.9%	1.25
4	Kenny Yeboah	62%	16	47.1%	2	6.7%	31	15.1%	12.5%	2.25

Team Volume: 34 DBs, 33 att. (19-234-1)

Berry O's is a real player, even if his name sounds like off-brand fruit loops.
- Berrios was the Jets' best weapon again with Jamison Crowder (calf) inactive.
- Berrios finished with 8-65-1 on 12 targets plus 2-12-1 rushing (and two kick returns for 55 yards).
- Over the past four weeks Berrios has handled 29 targets, five carries, 10 kick returns and six punt returns, producing 225 yards and three TDs on offense plus 411 yards and another TD on special teams. How did Belichick ever let this guy get away?
Preseason hero Kenny Yeboah filled in for Tyler Kroft (COVID) at tight end, catching both his targets for 36 yards, though he ran a route on only 47% of Zach Wilson's glorious dropbacks.

Eagles (20) at Washington Football Team (16)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	DeVonta Smith	95%	27	100.0%	6	24.0%	116	45.0%	22.2%	2.00
2	Dallas Goedert	93%	20	74.1%	7	28.0%	60	23.3%	35.0%	3.55
3	Jalen Reagor	51%	18	66.7%	1	4.0%	14	5.5%	5.6%	0.00
4	Quez Watkins	51%	15	55.6%	4	16.0%	27	10.5%	26.7%	1.00

Team Volume: 27 DBs, 26 att. (17-214-0)

Goedert led the way with 6-71-0 on seven targets but then was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday (along with a bunch of other Eagles).
Watkins' snaps were scaled way back for a second time in the past three weeks, with the first time also being against Washington (35% in Week 15). It wasn't Reagor benefitting, but rather No. 2 TE Jack Stoll and No. 4 WR Greg Ward.

Roughly a dozen #Eagles players – including Fletcher Cox, Dallas Goedert and Jason Kelce – tested positive for COVID-19 today, sources tell me and @MikeGarafolo.
Based on updated COVID protocols, they all have a chance to be cleared in time for Saturday's game vs. the #Cowboys.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 3, 2022

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Terry McLaurin	95%	36	92.3%	8	23.5%	29	17.9%	22.2%	1.69
2	John Bates	92%	33	84.6%	4	11.8%	36	22.4%	12.1%	1.06
3	Cam Sims	77%	30	76.9%	5	14.7%	56	34.9%	16.7%	1.60
4	Adam Humphries	54%	27	69.2%	2	5.9%	8	4.8%	7.4%	0.44

Team Volume: 39 DBs, 36 att. (27-247-0)

Ricky Seals-Jones entered concussion protocol, leaving Bates in a three-down role, though he'd already been getting more snaps than RSJ.
Sims put up 4-48-0 on five targets in his second start of the year, following a goose egg on three targets the week before in his first start. Just like last year, he's the guy Washington turns to at the end of the season after every other option for the No. 2 receiver job has failed miserably.

Raiders (23) at Colts (20)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Foster Moreau	100%	25	73.5%	1	3.1%	4	1.5%	4.0%	0.36
2	Zay Jones	77%	30	88.2%	10	31.3%	120	40.5%	33.3%	4.00
3	Bryan Edwards	75%	24	70.6%	2	6.3%	22	7.5%	8.3%	0.00
4	Hunter Renfrow	69%	29	85.3%	9	28.1%	100	33.6%	31.0%	2.62
5	DeSean Jackson	26%	14	41.2%	3	9.4%	48	16.1%	21.4%	0.36

Team Volume: 34 DBs, 32 att. (24-255-1)

Moreau was targeted only once and lost a bunch of routes to pass-blocking, but he again worked in an every-down role with Darren Waller (knee, COVID) out.
Jones had by far his best game after a lengthy stretch of mediocre receiving lines, erupting for 8-120-0 on 10 targets.
- It was the first career 100-yard game for the 2017 second-round pick. He might actually work as a No. 2 receiver long-term if Hunter Renfrow is your No. 3, Waller's your tight end and you have a real No. 1. (It's the last part that's a problem.)
Renfrow put up 7-76-1 on nine targets, scoring his seventh TD of the year and crossing over the 1,000-yard threshold for the first time.
Bryan Edwards is still alive. You have to figure it's only blocking/health that's keeping him on the field more than Jackson... even this last-gasp version of Jackson.

Rich Bisaccia said they're anticipating getting Darren Waller back this week. #Raiders
— Anthony Galaviz (@agalaviz_TheBee) January 3, 2022

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Michael Pittman	94%	27	96.4%	6	25.0%	19	10.9%	22.2%	1.74
2	T.Y. Hilton	61%	23	82.1%	3	12.5%	69	39.3%	13.0%	1.96
3	Mo Alie-Cox	59%	14	50.0%	5	20.8%	35	20.2%	35.7%	2.00
4	Zach Pascal	57%	21	75.0%	2	8.3%	26	14.8%	9.5%	0.38
5	Jack Doyle	37%	7	25.0%	0	0.0%			0.0%	0.00

Team Volume: 28 DBs, 27 att. (16-148-1)

Doyle played fewer snaps than usual after exiting early last week with knee and ankle injuries.
- Alie-Cox took over some of Doyle's snaps and routes, finishing with 50% route share and 3-28-0 on five targets.
Hilton finally got more snaps/routes than Pascal, though barely, and it may have had something to do with Pascal being on the COVID list the week before.
Pittman finished with 6-47-0, down from 8-82-0 the week before. It's been two months since he had a big game, but his target share remains robust at 25.8 percent. While he isn't the most exciting player, especially compared to some other talented young wideouts, Pittman might have a true breakout in him if the Colts upgrade their QB / passing game in the offseason.

Giants (3) at Bears (29)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Kenny Golladay	80%	14	93.3%	1	9.1%	8	20.0%	7.1%	0.00
2	David Sills	71%	15	100.0%	1	9.1%	11	26.6%	6.7%	0.80
3	Evan Engram	64%	13	86.7%	2	18.2%	3	6.6%	15.4%	0.92
4	Kyle Rudolph	45%	7	46.7%	1	9.1%	14	33.8%	14.3%	0.00
5	Pharoh Cooper	35%	6	40.0%	2	18.2%	13	32.7%	33.3%	0.00

Team Volume: 15 DBs, 11 att. (4-24-0)

Before this game, I thought the players were trying to get the coaches fired. Now I wonder if it's the other way around, or if Joe Judge is just trying to get himself fired and doesn't care who else he drags down. (The Captain may be obligated to go down with his ship, but that doesn't mean he can't drop a deuce on the deck right before submersion.)
Mike Glennon (wrist) is out for Week 18, if you care.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Darnell Mooney	85%	33	86.8%	13	39.4%	140	50.9%	39.4%	2.09
2	Cole Kmet	80%	23	60.5%	5	15.2%	16	5.7%	21.7%	1.09
3	Allen Robinson	71%	26	68.4%	6	18.2%	43	15.6%	23.1%	1.35
4	Damiere Byrd	45%	23	60.5%	2	6.1%	14	5.1%	8.7%	1.00
5	Marquise Goodwin	35%	14	36.8%	2	6.1%	30	10.7%	14.3%	0.00

Team Volume: 38 DBs, 36 att. (18-173-1)

Mooney put up 7-69-1 on his second-most targets (13) of the season. He needs 71 yards Week 18 to reach 1,000 for the year.
Robinson went for 4-35-0 on six targets in his first appearance since Week 14. His snap (71%) and route (68%) numbers were a little below pre-injury norms (typically in the 80s or 90s).

Chiefs (31) at Bengals (34)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Tyreek Hill	84%	30	85.7%	10	29.4%	127	42.4%	33.3%	1.33
2	Travis Kelce	78%	32	91.4%	7	20.6%	37	12.3%	21.9%	0.78
3	Demarcus Robinson	64%	23	65.7%	2	5.9%	34	11.3%	8.7%	1.43
4	Byron Pringle	50%	19	54.3%	4	11.8%	39	12.8%	21.1%	1.84
5	Blake Bell	36%	6	17.1%	3	8.8%	11	3.6%	50.0%	5.83
6	Mecole Hardman	31%	10	28.6%	1	2.9%	34	11.1%	10.0%	5.30

Team Volume: 35 DBs, 35 att. (26-259-2)

Pringle's 48% snap share was his smallest since Week 9. He did have two more targets than Robinson, but D-Rob got more routes and snap and scored a TD.
Kelce played slightly fewer snaps than usual after a stint on the COVID list, but he still ran. a route on the vast majority (91%) of dropbacks. And Hill was at 86% route share, with 84% snap share.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Ja'Marr Chase	92%	41	93.2%	12	31.6%	144	55.0%	29.3%	6.49
2	C.J. Uzomah	90%	33	75.0%	6	15.8%	28	10.8%	18.2%	0.97
3	Tee Higgins	83%	42	95.5%	5	13.2%	63	24.1%	11.9%	1.48
4	Tyler Boyd	76%	41	93.2%	6	15.8%	39	14.8%	14.6%	0.88

Team Volume: 43 DBs, 39 att. (30-446-4)

This was Chase's third game of the year with multiple TDs and second with 200 yards. The 11-266-3 receiving line pushed him past Justin Jefferson's rookie record (1,429 - 1,400).
Joe Mixon had the second most targets (eight), with Higgins (3-62-0), Boyd (4-36-1) and Uzomah (4-32-0) all posting mediocre lines on either five or six targets.

Jaguars (10) at Patriots (50)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Marvin Jones	96%	29	100.0%	6	23.1%	85	49.2%	20.7%	1.59
2	Laquon Treadwell	80%	22	75.9%	6	23.1%	73	42.2%	27.3%	3.95
3	Luke Farrell	72%	18	62.1%	2	7.7%	5	2.9%	11.1%	0.39
4	Tavon Austin	65%	23	79.3%	4	15.4%	4	2.2%	17.4%	0.09

Team Volume: 29 DBs, 27 att. (17-193-1)

Treadwell veered ever so slightly off-brand with a 6-87-0 line on six targets. He'd previously finished between 53 and 66 receiving yards in five consecutive games. He still hasn't scored a TD, but the 65.2 percent catch rate and 8.9 YPT look good, especially within the context of this terrible offense.
James O'Shaughnessy (hip) was inactive, while Dan Arnold (knee) and Jacob Hollister both missed the game on the COVID list. Someone named Luke Farrell got most of the TE snaps and was targeted just twice.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Kristian Wilkerson	84%	30	88.2%	8	24.2%	138	53.5%	26.7%	1.40
2	Jakobi Meyers	77%	30	88.2%	8	24.2%	65	25.2%	26.7%	2.43
3	Kendrick Bourne	59%	28	82.4%	6	18.2%	16	6.3%	21.4%	2.71
4	Jonnu Smith	57%	10	29.4%	1	3.0%	-4	-1.5%	10.0%	2.00
5	Hunter Henry	56%	23	67.6%	5	15.2%	49	19.2%	21.7%	1.61

Team Volume: 30 DBs, 30 att. (22-227-3)

Henry ceded more snaps/routes to Smith than in recent weeks, playing only 60% of snaps in the first half and 49% in the second. Henry did still run a route on two-third of dropbacks, and was targeted five times (3-37-0), but this kind of thing is worth noting for his 2022 projection. While Mac Jones' growth creates ample upside, a healthier season from Jonnu could complicate things a little (for Henry, not for Mac).
With Nelson Agholor (concussion) missing another game and N'Keal Harry a healthy scratch after doing little the previous week, Wilkerson made his first NFL start and caught four passes for 42 yards and two touchdowns on eight targets.
- Wilkerson ultimately led the WR/TEs in snaps, and tied Meyers for the team lead in routes run.
- Wilkerson turns 25 next week, and the targets in Sunday's game were the first of his career.
Meyers also had a big game (8-73-1), and Bourne was solid too (5-76-0 plus two carries for 17 yards).

Broncos (13) at Chargers (34)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Noah Fant	89%	23	79.3%	7	25.9%	36	16.7%	30.4%	4.00
2	Courtland Sutton	88%	26	89.7%	5	18.5%	81	37.9%	19.2%	2.31
3	Seth Williams	73%	22	75.9%	1	3.7%	28	13.3%	4.5%	1.55
4	Kendall Hinton	61%	20	69.0%	5	18.5%	58	27.3%	25.0%	1.15
5	Albert Okwuegbunam	50%	11	37.9%	2	7.4%	-2	-1.0%	18.2%	0.45

Team Volume: 29 DBs, 28 att. (19-246-1)

Jerry Jeudy and Tim Patrick both were on the reserve/COVID-19 list. Williams and Hinton filled in but combined for only 57 yards, while Fant had his best game in forever with 6-92-1 on seven targets.
A quiet day for Albert O, with the Broncos using plenty of three-wide despite missing two of their top three receivers (as will happen when you're trailing by multiple scores).

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Mike Williams	83%	30	96.8%	4	13.3%	64	35.1%	13.3%	2.10
2	Stephen Anderson	79%	23	74.2%	1	3.3%	-4	-2.1%	4.3%	0.35
3	Keenan Allen	73%	25	80.6%	9	30.0%	99	54.2%	36.0%	1.76
4	Tre' McKitty	52%	10	32.3%	3	10.0%	6	3.4%	30.0%	2.20
5	Jalen Guyton	47%	16	51.6%	2	6.7%	7	3.9%	12.5%	0.63
6	Josh Palmer	47%	14	45.2%	5	16.7%	16	9.0%	35.7%	1.14

Team Volume: 31 DBs, 31 att. (22-237-2)

Anderson saw 74% route share with both Donald Parham (concussion). andJared Cook (reserve/COVID-19) sidelined, but Anderson was targeted only once on 23 routes, while McKitty got three targets on 10 routes (and caught all three for 22 yards).
Allen put up 4-44-1, and Williams had 3-63-1 with a 45-yard TD.
Palmer saw three more targets than Guyton, but they ran the same number of routes and played the same numbers of snaps. Palmer finished with 3-16-0, and Guyton with 2-10-0.

Texans (7) at 49ers (23)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Brandin Cooks	77%	32	91.4%	11	36.7%	113	63.5%	34.4%	2.06
2	Chris Conley	74%	33	94.3%	2	6.7%	1	0.5%	6.1%	-0.06
3	Pharaoh Brown	61%	10	28.6%	1	3.3%	4	2.5%	10.0%	0.90
4	Nico Collins	58%	25	71.4%	5	16.7%	51	28.6%	20.0%	1.40
5	Brevin Jordan	56%	20	57.1%	1	3.3%	3	1.6%	5.0%	0.45

Team Volume: 35 DBs, 32 att. (21-163-1)

Cooks scored an early TD and finished with 7-66-1 on 11 targets. Other than that, the Texans got nothing going, and Collins was the only other Wr/TE with more than two targets or nine yards.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	George Kittle	95%	21	87.5%	2	8.7%	42	15.9%	9.5%	1.38
2	Brandon Aiyuk	90%	22	91.7%	6	26.1%	100	37.7%	27.3%	4.27
3	Deebo Samuel	85%	21	87.5%	6	26.1%	62	23.2%	28.6%	3.00
4	Jauan Jennings	48%	15	62.5%	2	8.7%	23	8.8%	13.3%	1.67

Team Volume: 24 DBs, 23 att. (16-149-2)

Dropbacks/routes were limited with Trey Lance under center, but the rookie did throw for 249 yards and two TD on his 23 attempts, allowing Samuel to finish with 3-63-1 (in addition to seven carries for 19 yards) and AIyuk with 4-94-0. Kittle, however, was limited to one catch for 29 yards on two targets, adding a six-yard carry.
Jennings has at least one catch in every game since replacing an injured Mohamed Sanu as the No. 3 receiver, but he's yet to record more than three receptions (or six targets) in a contest.

Panthers (10) at Saints (18)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Robby Anderson	98%	33	100.0%	2	8.3%	11	12.1%	6.1%	0.30
2	D.J. Moore	92%	32	97.0%	8	33.3%	74	80.8%	25.0%	0.91
3	Ian Thomas	88%	21	63.6%	3	12.5%	14	15.5%	14.3%	1.57
4	Terrace Marshall	71%	27	81.8%	2	8.3%	17	18.8%	7.4%	0.59

Team Volume: 33 DBs, 26 att. (17-132-0)

Thomas took on an every down role with Tommy Tremble on the reserve/COVID-19 list, catching each of his three targets for a team-high 33 yards.
Sam Darnold sent two targets to good friend Robby Anderson, who ran 33 routes. He caught both, for 10 yards.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Marquez Callaway	84%	24	80.0%	10	43.5%	120	70.5%	41.7%	4.04
2	Adam Trautman	83%	13	43.3%	0	0.0%			0.0%	0.00
3	Lil'Jordan Humphrey	64%	20	66.7%	2	8.7%	20	11.9%	10.0%	1.30
4	Juwan Johnson	47%	13	43.3%	2	8.7%	7	4.0%	15.4%	0.31
5	Deonte Harris	41%	14	46.7%	2	8.7%	20	12.0%	14.3%	1.64

Team Volume: 30 DBs, 28 att. (17-222-1)

Callaway saw a season-high 10 targets en route to 6-97-0.
Tre'Quan Smith (chest) was inactive, but Deonte Harris came back from suspension and Humphrey from a hamstring injury. (Callaway and Alvin Kamara totally dominated targets, though.)
While he's mostly been blocking, Trautman has at least played 57% and 83% of snaps in two games back from IR. The usage isn't encouraging, but it's better than not getting on the field, I think.

Cardinals (25) at Cowboys (22)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Zach Ertz	90%	36	92.3%	9	25.0%	48	17.0%	25.0%	1.14
2	Christian Kirk	89%	36	92.3%	9	25.0%	105	37.3%	25.0%	2.19
3	A.J. Green	80%	34	87.2%	6	16.7%	93	33.1%	17.6%	2.18
4	Antoine Wesley	59%	21	53.8%	5	13.9%	52	18.3%	23.8%	1.43
5	Greg Dortch	20%	12	30.8%	1	2.8%	-4	-1.3%	8.3%	0.83

Team Volume: 39 DBs, 38 att. (26-263-2)

Wesley scored two TDs on five targets, with Kirk (6-79-0), Green (3-74-0) and Ertz (7-41-0) also contributing.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Dalton Schultz	93%	30	75.0%	10	26.3%	43	20.1%	33.3%	1.80
2	Amari Cooper	89%	37	92.5%	7	18.4%	67	31.2%	18.9%	0.49
3	CeeDee Lamb	86%	37	92.5%	4	10.5%	35	16.1%	10.8%	1.38
4	Cedrick Wilson	47%	19	47.5%	6	15.8%	22	10.2%	31.6%	1.84
5	Michael Gallup	39%	16	40.0%	4	10.5%	28	12.9%	25.0%	2.25

Team Volume: 40 DBs, 39 att. (25-257-3)

Gallup suffered an ACL tear, which puts Wilson back in the No. 3 role and likely means Lamb will take more perimeter snaps again.
- In the second half, Cooper played 96% of snaps, Lamb got 89% and Wilson took 85%.

Lions (29) at Seahawks (51)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Amon-Ra St. Brown	83%	34	91.9%	11	31.4%	92	37.3%	32.4%	3.26
2	KhaDarel Hodge	75%	31	83.8%	10	28.6%	98	39.8%	32.3%	2.45
3	Trinity Benson	75%	27	73.0%	4	11.4%	29	11.8%	14.8%	1.15
4	Jared Pinkney	47%	11	29.7%	0	0.0%			0.0%	0.00
5	Tom Kennedy	37%	18	48.6%	3	8.6%	15	6.2%	16.7%	0.00

Team Volume: 37 DBs, 37 att. (22-262-2)

If names were what counted, Detroit would have the greatest WR group of all-time.... Amon-Ra. Trinity. Kalif. KhaDarel. All powerful-sounding names, though only St. Brown lives up to it on the field.
Children born in December have never seen Amon-Ra St. Brown catch fewer than eight passes in an NFL game. Can you imagine?

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Tyler Lockett	83%	28	93.3%	3	10.7%	12	5.7%	10.7%	0.86
2	Gerald Everett	70%	19	63.3%	5	17.9%	47	22.3%	26.3%	1.89
3	DK Metcalf	66%	25	83.3%	9	32.1%	90	43.0%	36.0%	2.52
4	Freddie Swain	49%	12	40.0%	2	7.1%	16	7.7%	16.7%	5.42
5	Dee Eskridge	34%	11	36.7%	3	10.7%	34	16.2%	27.3%	0.64

Team Volume: 30 DBs, 29 att. (20-236-4)

Metcalf scored TDs 9-12, with 6-63-3 on nine targets. He's still 91 yards shy of 1,000 for the year.
Eskridge and Swain are still splitting the No. 3 job most weeks. Swain had a 58-yard catch in this one.

Vikings (10) at Packers (37)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Justin Jefferson	100%	41	100.0%	11	30.6%	110	47.6%	26.8%	1.41
2	K.J. Osborn	94%	39	95.1%	5	13.9%	79	34.3%	12.8%	1.28
3	Tyler Conklin	92%	33	80.5%	9	25.0%	45	19.3%	27.3%	1.42
4	Dede Westbrook	73%	31	75.6%	1	2.8%	2	1.0%	3.2%	0.13

Team Volume: 41 DBs, 39 att. (24-194-1)

Conklin handled a full workload after dealing with a hamstring injury last week. He even saw nine targets, catching five for 47 yards.
Sean Mannion is not good.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Davante Adams	82%	37	88.1%	14	33.3%	109	42.7%	37.8%	3.68
2	Allen Lazard	74%	32	76.2%	6	14.3%	58	22.8%	18.8%	2.25
3	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	65%	32	76.2%	3	7.1%	34	13.3%	9.4%	0.09
4	Tyler Davis	43%	18	42.9%	2	4.8%	2	0.7%	11.1%	0.50
5	Josiah Deguara	41%	16	38.1%	3	7.1%	21	8.1%	18.8%	0.69

Team Volume: 42 DBs, 42 att. (31-207-2)

MVS and Lazard were identical in route share and similar in snap share, but it was all the Lazard King in this one, with 6-72-1 on six targets, while Valdes-Scantling caught one of three passes for three yards. That was a whiff on my part.
Deguara dropped back to 38% route share after lingering around 50% for the past few weeks. He still saw three targets, his usual, more or less.

Browns (14) at Steelers (26)

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Donovan Peoples-Jones	90%	44	93.6%	5	13.9%	79	26.6%	11.4%	1.73
2	David Njoku	72%	30	63.8%	4	11.1%	26	8.7%	13.3%	0.93
3	Jarvis Landry	70%	33	70.2%	10	27.8%	80	26.8%	30.3%	1.30
4	Rashard Higgins	55%	25	53.2%	5	13.9%	57	19.1%	20.0%	0.32
5	Austin Hooper	51%	21	44.7%	5	13.9%	32	10.7%	23.8%	1.33
6	Anthony Schwartz	34%	18	38.3%	2	5.6%	19	6.3%	11.1%	0.00

Team Volume: 47 DBs, 38 att. (16-185-2)

Landry finished with 4-43-0 on 10 targets, while no other Brown saw more than five passes.
- DPJ did have a decent game with 3-76-0 on five targets. Peoples-Jones has now made four straight starts, with at least five targets and 87% snap share each time, averaging 3.3 catches for 54.8 yards on 6.5 targets.
Compared to usual, the routes/snaps went more toward Njoku than Hooper. And Njoku responded with 4-28-1 on four targets; one of the few bright spots in a dismal performance for Cleveland's offense on national tv.
- Njoku saw just two targets and 57% of snaps in the previous game.

		Snap %	Routes	R/DB	Tgts	Tgt Sh.	Air Yds	AY Sh.	TPRR	YPRR
1	Diontae Johnson	89%	45	93.8%	15	32.6%	120	42.1%	33.3%	0.69
2	Chase Claypool	87%	42	87.5%	9	19.6%	84	29.4%	21.4%	0.40
3	Pat Freiermuth	76%	35	72.9%	6	13.0%	9	3.2%	17.1%	0.63
4	Ray-Ray McCloud	66%	35	72.9%	10	21.7%	36	12.7%	28.6%	1.00
5	Zach Gentry	51%	13	27.1%	2	4.3%	1	0.3%	15.4%	0.00
6	James Washington	19%	8	16.7%	1	2.2%	34	12.0%	12.5%	0.00

Team Volume: 48 DBs, 46 att. (24-123-1)

Claypool was full-time in terms of both snap and route share, though it didn't do much good (3-17-0 on nine targets).
Freiermuth returned from a concussion and took on his usual role in terms of snap/routes/targets.
McCloud remain solidly ahead of Washington as the No. 3 receiver, though his 18 targets the past two weeks have yielded only eight catches for 60 yards.