NFC East:
Dallas Cowboys:
TE Jason Witten 64
WR Miles Austin 42
WR Dez Bryant 38
New York Giants:
WR Hakeem Nicks 62
WR Mario Manningham 45
WR Victor Cruz 42
Philadelphia Eagles:
WR Jeremy Maclin 54
WR DeSean Jackson 50
WR Jason Avant 43
Washington Redskins:
TE Fred Davis 50
WR Jabar Gaffney 48
WR Santana Moss 44* OUT
WR Anthony Armstrong 18
AFC East:
Buffalo Bills:
WR Steve Johnson 60
WR David Nelson 43
RB Fred Jackson 33
Miami Dolphins:
WR Brandon Marshall 68
WR Davone Bess 46
WR Brian Hartline 33
New England Patriots:
WR Wes Welker 82
TE Rob Gronkowski 47
WR Deion Branch 46
New York Jets:
TE Dustin Keller/WR Plaxico Burress 46
WR Santonio Holmes 42
RB LaDainian Tomlinson 28
NFC West:
Arizona Cardinals:
WR Larry Fitzgerald 57
WR Early Doucet 49
WR Andre Roberts 31 (note: only caught 13 of them, and TE Jeff King has been targeted 16 times and still made more yards than Roberts)
San Francisco 49ers:
WR Michael Crabtree 46
TE Vernon Davis 31
WR Josh Morgan 19* OUT
RB Frank Gore 19
Seattle Seahawks:
WR Sidney Rice 40
WR Doug Baldwin 38
WR Ben Obomanu 34
St. Louis Rams:
WR Denario Alexander 39
WR Brandon Gibson 37
TE Lance Kendricks 32
*Note: Expect Brandon Lloyd's targets to quickly rise
AFC West:
Denver Broncos:
WR Eric Decker 57
WR Eddie Royal 26
TE Daniel Fells 24
Kansas City Chiefs:
WR Dwayne Bowe 63
WR Steve Breaston 34
RB Dexter McCluster 26
*Note: In just one game, WR Jon Baldwin made more yards than McCluster
Oakland Raiders:
WR Darrius Heyward-Bey 49
WR Denarius Moore 35
RB Darren McFadden 23
San Diego Chargers:
WR Vincent Jackson 51
WR Malcolm Floyd/RB Ryan Mathews 36
RB Mike Tolbert 35
NFC North:
Chicago Bears:
RB Matt Forte 51
WR Devin Hester 44
WR Johnny Knox 35
Detroit Lions:
WR Calvin Johnson 74
TE Brandon Pettigrew 60
WR Nate Burleson 44
Green Bay Packers:
WR Greg Jennings 58
TE Jermichael Finley 37
WR Jordy Nelson 35
Minnesota Vikings:
WR Percy Harvin 44
TE Visanthe Shiancoe 43
WR Michael Jenkins 40
AFC North:
Baltimore Ravens:
WR Anquan Boldin 62
RB Ray Rice/TE Ed Dickson 49
WR Torrey Smith 33
Cincinnati Bengals:
WR A.J. Green 59
WR Jerome Simpson 43
TE Jermaine Gresham 41
Cleveland Browns:
WR Greg Little 51
TE Ben Watson 44
WR Mohamed Massaquoi 37
Pittsburgh Steelers:
WR Antonio Brown 62
WR Mike Wallace 57
TE Heath Miller 41
NFC South:
Atlanta Falcons:
WR Roddy White 70
TE Tony Gonzalez 52
WR Julio Jones 42
Carolina Panthers:
WR Steve Smith 73
TE Greg Olsen 53
WR Legedu Naanee 45
New Orleans Saints:
TE Jimmy Graham 74
RB Darren Sproles 66
WR Marques Colston 42
Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
WR Mike Williams 63
TE Kellen Winslow 58
WR Preston Parker 35
AFC South:
Houston Texans:
TE Owen Daniels 48
WR Andre Johnson/WR Jacoby Jones 37
RB Arian Foster 34
Indianapolis Colts:
WR Reggie Wayne 71
WR Pierre Garcon 69
WR Austin Collie 48
Jacksonville Jaguars:
WR Mike Thomas 57
WR Jason Hill 43
TE Marcedes Lewis 36
Tennessee Titans:
WR Nate Washington 48
RB Chris Johnson 35
WR Lavelle Hawkins 32
And that is the top 3 most targeted players per team. Remember, this is only targets, this isn't a reflection of actual production. Lavelle Hawkins may have seen 32 targets, but he's really #5 down the production ladder of Tennessee. Also, you get a better glimpse of where some running backs are in each offensive scheme, and what teams ignore their tight ends. You will also see who quarterbacks clearly love.
In my case, I knew that Torrey Smith is actually 4th on the Baltimore ladder, and yet, I still wanted to see how he fared against a poor Arizona defense. He had a vital reception that set up the win, but other than that, it was Boldin, Rice and Dickson who really feasted on the Arizona defense.
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