2026 season · Week 2

NFL Target Share, Week 2: Targets and air yards leaders

Targets, target share and air-yard share for every running back, receiver and tight end. Target share is the most stable predictor of receiving production; air-yard share shows who is getting the deep, high-value looks.

Scoring

Target share leaders, Week 2
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1	Parker WashingtonJAXWR	12	43%	▲14	61%	1/1	81%	16.8
2	Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEAWR	11	42%	-4	53%	1/1	67%	42.5
3	Trey McBrideARITE	10	39%	+3	38%	1/1	88%	18.1
4	DeVonta SmithPHIWR	13	38%	▲11	62%	1/1	87%	27.7
5	Christian WatsonGBWR	11	38%	▲18	40%	1/1	90%	14.1
6	Jaylen WaddleDENWR	10	35%	▲23	57%	1/1	61%	21.8
7	Amon-Ra St. BrownDETWR	13	34%	-2	44%	1/1	95%	35.2
8	Davante AdamsLARWR	10	33%	▲11	60%	1/1	65%	39.5
9	Adonai MitchellNYJWR	12	33%	▲20	70%	1/1	82%	12.3
10	Tee HigginsCINWR	10	32%	▲15	54%	1/1	72%	14.5
11	Justin JeffersonMINWR	6	32%	▼8	56%	1/1	100%	8.5
12	Chris OlaveNOWR	10	31%	▲6	54%	1/1	83%	22.6
13	Isaiah LikelyNYGTE	10	31%	+4	14%	1/1	69%	8.3
14	Tetairoa McMillanCARWR	10	31%	▲8	45%	1/1	80%	15.1
15	Rashod BatemanBALWR	9	31%	▲27	40%	1/1	93%	21.8
16	Josh DownsINDWR	9	30%	▲16	46%	1/1	83%	14.2
17	Terrance FergusonLARTE	9	30%	▲26	16%	1/1	58%	17.4
18	Carnell TateTENWR	5	29%	▲8	44%	1/1	76%	5.7
19	CeeDee LambDALWR	9	29%	+2	56%	1/1	75%	35.3
20	Ja'Marr ChaseCINWR	9	29%	▲17	47%	1/1	88%	26.5
21	Dalton KincaidBUFTE	8	29%	▲7	34%	1/1	66%	22.5
22	Brian Thomas Jr.JAXWR	8	29%	▲14	28%	1/1	54%	7.0
23	Jalen CokerCARWR	9	28%	+2	17%	1/1	76%	14.6
24	Dalton SchultzHOUTE	14	28%	▲6	23%	1/1	67%	26.0
25	Michael WilsonARIWR	7	27%	▲8	52%	1/1	94%	3.8
26	Terry McLaurinWASWR	9	27%	▲13	43%	1/1	70%	7.0
27	Jordan AddisonMINWR	5	26%	▲18	27%	1/1	89%	4.1
28	De'Von AchaneMIARB	6	26%	▲8	14%	1/1	76%	12.3
29	George PickensDALWR	8	26%	▲6	34%	1/1	76%	10.0
30	Travis KelceKCTE	11	26%	▲6	23%	1/1	85%	25.1
31	DK MetcalfPITWR	9	24%	-3	32%	1/1	97%	6.7
32	Mark AndrewsBALTE	7	24%	-1	15%	1/1	71%	10.9
33	Tre TuckerLVWR	7	24%	▲10	51%	1/1	59%	22.9
34	Ashton JeantyLVRB	7	24%	+3	1%	1/1	81%	10.3
35	Hunter HenryNETE	5	24%	▲14	30%	1/1	91%	7.0
36	Kenneth Walker IIIKCRB	10	23%	-1	5%	1/1	83%	23.8
37	Tyler WarrenINDTE	7	23%	▲6	-8%	1/1	89%	14.4
38	Luther Burden IIICHIWR	7	23%	+4	53%	1/1	57%	6.2
39	Denzel BostonCLEWR	7	23%	▲5	56%	1/1	93%	20.5
40	Rashid ShaheedSEAWR	6	23%	▲11	30%	1/1	56%	6.9
41	Devaughn VeleNOWR	7	22%	+5	36%	1/1	94%	11.4
42	Malik WashingtonMIAWR	5	22%	▼8	16%	1/1	73%	8.7
43	Germie BernardPITWR	8	22%	▲22	36%	1/1	79%	7.5
44	Khalil ShakirBUFWR	6	21%	0	29%	1/1	49%	6.8
45	Keon ColemanBUFWR	6	21%	▲18	19%	1/1	74%	12.3
46	Ted Hurst IIITBWR	7	21%	▲10	35%	1/1	74%	4.7
47	T.J. HockensonMINTE	4	21%	-1	20%	1/1	69%	5.9
48	Jahmyr GibbsDETRB	8	21%	▲8	10%	1/1	83%	23.3
49	Matthew GoldenGBWR	6	21%	▼9	37%	1/1	86%	9.8
50	Harold Fannin Jr.CLETE	6	20%	▲6	22%	1/1	86%	10.4

Top 50 of 239 players by target share. Δ Wk compares Week 2 with each player’s previous team game; chips mark moves of 5+ points.

More usage boards: NFL Snap Counts · NFL Red Zone Usage · Injury report · Vegas odds

How this works

Windows end at the selected week: that week alone, the team’s last 3 games, or the season to date. Shares divide a player’s total by his team’s total over the team’s games in the window, so a missed game counts as zero (G shows games played out of team games). Team totals are summed from every player’s row for that game. Fantasy points are calculated from the stored stat lines in the format you pick (PPR by default), per game played in the multi-week windows.

Noise filter: a player is listed in a window only with 10+ offensive snaps per team game and at least one target. Δ Wk is the change in target share from the player’s previous team game; the up/down chips mark moves of 5 percentage points or more. Red zone means a play starting inside the opponent’s 20; goal line inside the 5.

Sources: nflverse play-by-play and snap countsUpdated Tue, Oct 6, 11:20 AM ET

Frequently asked questions

What is target share?

The percentage of his team’s pass targets that went to a player. Twenty percent or more is a featured receiver; 25% and up is elite.

What is air-yard share?

The player’s share of the team’s air yards: how far downfield the passes thrown his way travelled, completed or not. High air-yard share with low production often means positive regression is coming.

Why is a quarterback not on this board?

Quarterbacks are not targeted; see the snap counts board for them.

Why are some players missing?

Players need at least 10 offensive snaps per team game in the window to be listed, with at least one target.

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