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FantasySavvy 2012: Fantasy Playoff Schedule Analysis With Target Updates

When trying to win a Fantasy Championship you need to look at everything. You really can’t sleep and rest on your laurels if you want to win it all. You need to be constantly looking to improve your team anyway you can.Looking at Fantasy Playoff Schedules can help you identify which players on your team may have a really tough time producing when you get into the playoffs. You then may want to move a certain player or two in order to not risk having them in your lineup in those difficult matchups and trade for guys who have very nice matchups. This is just another way you can prepare for when it comes down to the come down.  Also included next to each relevant players name is their total targets for the year.  I am using the standard Fantasy Playoff schedule which is weeks 14, 15 and 16.

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Arizona Cardinals

Week 14 @ Seattle, Week 15 @ vs Detroit, Week 16 vs Chicago.

Bad news for Larry Fitzgerald (94 targets) and Andre Roberts (67 targets) going against Brandon Browner and Richard Sherman in Week 14 in what could also be a horrible weather game. Then if you do advance to the Superbowl you gotta deal with the Bears Defense. Also horrible news for Beanie Wells or LaRod Stephens-Howling (18 targets), whomever is carrying the rock at that time.

Atlanta Falcons

Week 14 @ Carolina, Week 15 vs New York Giants, Week 16 @ Detroit

Man, do the Falcons get it any better? Three very nice matchups and all will be in good weather most likely, playing in two warmer climates and in a Dome! Matt Ryan,  Roddy White (67 Targets)  Julio Jones (65 Targets) Tony Gonzalez (64 Targets) and even Michael Turner all got it good, none of these defenses are anything of note.  Go trade for these dudes.

Baltimore Ravens

Week 14 @ Washington, Week 15 vs Denver, Week 16 vs New York Giants

The weather might not be great in these games which works nicely for Ray Rice (44 Targets), but it’s not bad at all for Joe Flacco , Torrey Smith (58 Targets) and Anquan Boldin (57 Targets). These are very nice matchups especially against the Skins in the opening round of the playoffs. Dennis Pitta (53 targets) is off fantasy radars as of now, he had 31 targets through three weeks and they have died down dramatically of late.

Buffalo Bills 

Week 14 vs St. Louis, Week 15 vs Seattle, Week 16 @ Miami

Not a good stretch here for the Bills particularly for Fred Jackson (28 targets) and C.J. Spiller (27 targets). Although the St. Louis matchup isn’t bad the Seattle and Miami Run D’s will be tough. I think Spiller could do fine in these matchups if had the job to himself, but sharing it with Jackson hurts his value. Spiller or Jackson would need an injury to really be trusted in those matchups in Weeks 15 and 16. Although both aren’t bad options, they aren’t strong. Stevie Johnson ( 70 targets) looks like a safe play regardless, Scott Chandler (41 targets) cannot be trusted right now and hopefully you don’t have to rely on Ryan Fitzpatrick in the Fantasy Playoffs.

Carolina Panthers

Week 14 vs Atlanta, Week 15 @ San Diego, Week 16 vs Oakland

If you been reading what I’m writing you know I have been saying trade for Cam Newton. Great weather and in all these matchups he can succeed. Plus in the weeks before the playoffs he gets Tampa Bay and Kansas City. Newton is going to have a strong second half of the season. Steve Smith (70 targets) will also excel and the Panthers run game with Jonathan Stewart has a chance to pick up. Greg Olsen (53 targets) has been very inconsistent, but he’s not a bad option down the stretch.

Chicago Bears

Week 14 @ Minnesota, Week 15 vs Green Bay, Week 16 @ Arizona

Nice end of the season for Jay Cutler, Brandon Marshall (90 targets) and Matt Forte (28 targets). Although it’s hard to trust Cutler and he could put up a horrible game at any moment, Brandon Marshall still has a great chance to have a monster Fantasy Playoffs. Weather also will not be a factor besides the Week 15 game in Chicago.

Cincinnati Bengals

Week 14 vs Dallas, Week 15 @ Philadelphia, Week 16 @ Pittsburgh

Some of these matchups are tough for A.J Green (82 targets), but he’s matchup proof and can dominate any corner at any time. Doesn’t bode too well for Andy Dalton however and I don’t trust BenJarvus Green-Ellis in any of these games. Jermaine Gresham (51 targets) can have an impact, none of these teams are top five in terms of points allowed to Fantasy TE’s, the Eagles are highest at 7th best.

Cleveland Browns

Week 14 vs Kansas City, Week 15 vs Washington, Week 16 @ Denver

Trent Richardson (43 targets) is going to have a very strong fantasy playoffs facing the Chiefs, Skins and Denver. All games will likely be bad weather and the Browns will turn to their Rookie stud. Brandon Weeden could be a decent emergency start if you need to go to him. Greg Little (51 targets) and Josh Gordon (44 targets) are tough to count on, but these are solid matchups.

Dallas Cowboys 

Week 14 @ Cincinnati, Week 15 vs Pittsburgh, Week 16 vs New Orleans

Romo owners such as myself remember his Week 16 injury which killed their SuperBowl hopes, but he could payback his owners with a dream matchup against the Saints on SuperBowl week this year. The Bengals matchup is nice, Pittsburgh isn’t great but if Romo is playing to his potential he can succeed in that game. Dez Byrant (66 targets), Miles Austin (67 targets), and Jason Witten (81 targets-leads all Tight Ends) will all need to be in Fantasy lineups. When DeMarco Murray comes back he will enjoy a nice playoff schedule outside of the Pittsburgh matchup where you might want to keep him benched. The Steelers are currently allowning the 2nd fewest points to Fantasy RB’s. Felix Jones (24 targets), if starting, can only be somewhat trusted against New Orleans and not at all in the others.

Denver Broncos

Week 14 @ Oakland, Week 15 @ Baltimore, Week 16 vs Cleveland

Go Grab them Broncos, if you still can! These dudes are on fire and right now can be trusted regardless of matchup. Peyton Manning will eat up all three of these teams, although Cleveland was the number one team against Fantasy QB’s last year and have been playing at a high level since Joe Haden returned. Still no sweat for these guys, Demaryius Thomas (65 targets) and Eric Decker (70 targets) are stud options, while I trust Joel Dreeseen (29 targets) over Jacob Tamme (46 targets) at Tight End despite Tamme getting more looks. Joel has three more TD’s and is the better redzone option. Brandon Stokley (30 targets) is worth rostering in case of an injury and he could be used in deeper leagues if you need to go with him. Willis McGahee (25 targets- same as Reggie Bush) has good matchups all around and will have the opportunities to get it done. He’s a nice trade target and of the top Broncos he could probably be had the easiest in a trade.

Detroit Lions

Week 14 @ Green Bay, Week 15 @ Arizona, Week 16 vs Atlanta

Very nice for the Lions, just hope that Stafford can get back to a consistent level. He can thrive in all these matchups. Calvin Johnson (82 targets) will be fine and Titus Young (43 targets) and Ryan Broyles (16 targets) are decent options. Young could be nice if he can stay healthy. Brandon Pettigrew (60 targets) is frustrating and is hard to count on. Mikel Leshoure (27 targets) has a chance to really have an impact for fantasy teams in the playoffs. Joique Bell ( 30 targets) has also played nicely and isn’t a terrible flex option with all the looks he’s getting. Also a solid handcuff to Leshoure.

Green Bay Packers 

Week 14 vs Detroit, Week 15 @ Chicago, Week 16 vs Tennessee 

The Chicago matchup could be problematic, but you are never sitting Aaron Rodgers. Greg Jennings (22 targets) should be back for the playoffs and it will be interesting to see how it effects Randall Cobb (59 targets) and James Jones (63 targets). My bet would be Jones’ role diminishes more because of Cobb’s versatilty and big play ability. Jordy Nelson (58 targets) will be fine. Jermichael Finley (46 targets) is done as far as I’m concerned. Cedric Benson could be back by Week 14, but he remains a big question mark. He’s worth a pickup in a few weeks though. Forget about Alex Green he stinks, James Starks has a chance to be the top back come Playoff time but even he isn’t very talented, plus the Pack love to throw in the redzone. Hard to trust any of these backs.

Houston Texans 

Week 14 @ New England, Week 15 vs  Indianapolis, Week 16 vs Minnesota

Arian Foster (26 targets) is matchup proof, and he has a pretty good go here. Matt Schaub could be used as a starter in three very nice matchups and Andre Johnson (63 targets) and Owen Daniels (56 targets) are looking like very strong plays. The Colts are number one against Tight Ends but Daniels is too good to sit.

Indianapolis Colts 

Week 14 vs Tennessee, Week 15 @ Houston, Week 16 @ Kansas City

It’s looking pretty nice for Mr. Luck outside of the Houston matchup. There is a chance Kansas City could get there act together but I doubt it. Reggie Wayne (112 targets) is the most targeted player in the NFL and even Donnie Avery (75 targets) and T.Y. Hilton (45 targets) could be nice options in the playoffs as Luck continues to emerge. I like Dwayne Allen to have a Marcus Pollard type feel for the Colts down the stretch. Coby Fleener is going to see less snaps when he returns. Donald Brown is the starter but he can’t stay healthy, but either way Vick Ballard has earned a role regardless. Neither are strong options in the playoffs while in a timeshare with each other.

Jacksonville Jaguars 

Week 14 vs New York Jets, Week 15 @ Miami, Week 16 vs New England

Maurice Jones-Drew is talented enough to overcome tough matchups against the Jets and Miami and he should be involved regardless of the score in New England. Rashard Jennings (23 targets) can’t be trusted in any of these matchups. Justin Blackmon (59 targets) seems to be making progress, but it’s happening very, very, slowly. Blackmon, Laurent Robinson and Cecil Shorts (58 targets) can’t be started in Fantasy Playoffs as of now.

Kansas City Chiefs

Week 14 @ Cleveland, Week 15 @ Oakland, Week 16 vs Indianapolis

If Jamaal Charles (28 targets) struggles against the Steelers this Sunday, which is likely, make sure to put in some offers for him. This playoff schedule is perfect for the Charles. K.C. shouldn’t fall to0 far behind in any of these games and all are weak at stopping the run. Dwayne Bowe (82 targets) needs Matt Cassel to be his QB to be fully trusted, Brady Quinn or if they turn to Ricky Stanzi will kill his value. If Cassel is his QB the only time you would think of sitting him is versus the Browns and Joe Haden.

Miami Dolphins

Week 14 @ San Francisco, Week 15 vs Jacksonville, Week 16 vs Buffalo

Reggie Bush (25 targets) needs to be on benches in Week 14, but if you can advance he should thrive in the Semi’s and SuperBowl. Brian Hartline (70 targets) could be started in all these potential good weather matchups. Tannehill has some good matchups once past the 49ers, but isn’t putting up big enough numbers right now to be trusted.

Minnesota Vikings

Week 14 vs Chicago, Week 15 @ St. Louis, Week 16 @ Houston

Peterson (32 targets) also gets Chicago in Week 12, but he’s one of those guys that can run against anybody. The guy is a straight animal. It just sucks his matchups are so rough, the good news is that the Vikings should be able to stay in these games and get him the rock. Percy Harvin (85 targets) is another guy who is started regardless of matchup. Kyle Rudolph (49 targets) has fell off the map and Christian Ponder has been showing his true colors of late.

New England Patriots

Week 14 vs Houston, Week 15 vs San Francisco, Week 16 @ Jacksonville

Not ideal matchups for the Pats, the player this effects the most is Stevan Ridley . You might want to think about moving him, Houston and the 49ers are two very tough matchups and I don’t see him doing much. Brady, Gronkowski (64 targets), Hernandez (24 targets), Welker (83 targets), Lloyd (69 targets) are all a go, although they could be somewhat limited in the 49ers game, especially playing at home in a potential bad weather game. SuperBowl week will be a blowout.

New Orleans Saints

Week 14 @ New York, Week 15 vs Tampa Bay, Week 16 @ Dallas

Pretty nice for the Saints, Dallas isn’t a great matchup, but Brees will be fine. Marques Colston (74 targets), Lance Moore (55 targets), Darren Sproles (52 targets) when he returns all are fine. Once Sproles does return it’s tough to rely on Pierre Thomas, Mark Ingram or Chris Ivory. They all offset each other. Jimmy Graham (63 targets) is a no brainer at all times.

New York Giants 

Week 14 vs New Orleans, Week 15 @ Atlanta, Week 16 @ Baltimore

Eli has went through a rough stretch, but should right it by the playoffs. He’s a good buy-low and has all good matchups in the playoffs. Nicks (47 targets) is another good buy-low. Cruz (100 targets, 2nd most) is fine, Martellus Bennett ( 49 targets) is off fantasy radars. If Ahmad Bradshaw (18 targets) is healthy Andre Brown is irrelevant. It looks like David Wilson won’t ever get a chance to make an impact.

New York Jets

Week 14 @ Jacksonville, Week 15 @ Tennessee, Week 16 vs San Diego 

These matchups bode very well for Shonn Greene (20 targets). He has a solid chance to have a very solid playoff run. Target him in trades, he can be had for cheap. Jeremy Kerley (51 targets) and Dustin Keller also look good, and keep an eye on if Stephen Hill starts to emerge over the next few weeks. Sanchez can’t be relied upon, he might even lose his job by this time. If Tebow starts, Shonn Greene gets an ever bigger boost.

Oakland Raiders

Week 14 vs Denver, Week 15 Kansas City, Week 16 @ Carolina

Now with a high ankle sprain, Darren McFadden (48 targets) could be had on the cheap. He can produce in these matchups, regardless of how bad he has looked. Denarius Moore (60 targets), Darrius Heyward-Bey (36 targets) and Brandon Myers (50 targets) all look good as well. Carson Palmer can definitely be a useful play come Fantasy Playoff time.

Philadelphia Eagles

Week 14 @ Tampa Bay, Week 15 vs Cincinnati, Week 16 vs Washington

These matchups are awesome for the Eagles, but it’s really hard to trust Michael Vick after he couldn’t even really produce against the Saints. His offensive line is just awful and he’s getting no time. If he starts to turn it around somehow, he arguably has the best matchups of any Fantasy QB in the Playoffs. LeSean McCoy (38 targets) should finish very strong, and DeSean Jackson (68 targets) and Jeremy Maclin (50 targets) could finally step up for Fantasy Owners. It all depends on Vick and that offensive line. Brent Celek (55 targets) has a chance to recover from his slump and bounce back in the Playoffs.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 14 vs San Diego, Week 15 @ Dallas, Week 16 vs Cincinnati

The Steelers enjoy a fairly nice playoff run, although the Dallas game is probably where you want to avoid Big Ben and probably Antonio Brown (66 targets). Again, the Dallas CB’s have been extremely tough on opposing QB’s and WR’s.  Mike Wallace, (63 targets) I think you stick him in there no matter what, same with Heath Miller (53 targets). By this time we could have a full rotation of Issac Redman, Rashard Mendenhall and Jonathan Dwyer. It’s Mendy’s job to lose when healthy, but whoever is getting the rock come playoff time has some nice matchups.

San Diego Chargers

Week 14 @ Pittsburgh, Week 15 vs Carolina, Week 16 @ New York Jets

You could probably use Rivers in Week 15, but that’s if you get past the opening round against the Steelers. The opening round and  SuperBowl matchups are brutal and the San Diego boys are not going to like that brutal Northeast Weather. Pitt is # 3 and NY is #6 in points allowed to Fantasy QB’s. It’s time to start making other plans if you are a Rivers owner. This also hurts Antonio Gates (41 targets) and Malcom Floyd (49 targets) and with their inconsistency all year they are hard to rely upon. I don’t even like Ryan Mathews (29 targets). Overall it does not look good for San Diego.

San Francisco 49ers 

Week 14 vs Miami, Week 15 @ New England, Week 16 @ Seattle

With the way the 49ers have been run blocking I trust Frank Gore (20 targets) despite the tough matchups against the Phins and Seahawks. Kendall Hunter (9 targets) is still only a handcuff, but needs to be held onto. These matchups bode well for Vernon Davis (36 targets) and Michael Crabtree (55 targets) outside of the Seattle game. Against Miami and New England they should both get it going.  The 49ers just need to open their offense up like they did in the playoffs last year and throw the ball to Davis. Hopefully you don’t have to use Alex Smith, but the opening and semi round matchups are good.

Seattle Seahawks

Week 14 vs Arizona, Week 15 @ Buffalo, Week 16 @ San Francisco

Marshawn Lynch (17 targets) is fine even against the 49ers. Lynch has run for over 100 yards against the them in their last two games . Sidney Rice (48 targets)  and Golden Tate (40 targets) are risky options even against Arizona and Buffalo.

St. Louis Rams

Week 14 @ Buffalo, Week 15 vs Minnesota, Week 16 @ Tampa Bay

Maybe this is what Steven Jackson (15 targets) owners were looking at when they selected him on draft day? Three very nice matchups against three bad defenses. Sam Bradford is also very usuable along with Danny Amendola (49 targets) when he returns. Chris Givens ( 31 targets) and Brandon Gibson (42 targets) are decent options with these easy matchups. Only concern for Rams passing game is the weather in Buffalo a month from now. Daryl Richardson (19 targets) looks to have earned a role as well, and could pay off come playoff time.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 

Week 14 vs Philadelphia, Week 15 @ New Orleans, Week 16 vs St. Louis

Josh Freeman should be able to keep up his solid play as he reaches the playoffs. None of these defenses scare you and the New Orleans matchup is golden. Vincent Jackson (70 targets) and Mike Williams (55 targets) are safe and Doug Martin (33 targets) is all systems a go as well. Dallas Clark (29 targets) is not involved enough in the offense yet, but could emerge.

Tennessee Titans

Week 14 @ Indianapolis, Week 15 vs New York, Week 16 @ Green Bay

Chris Johnson (30 targets) has got the job done against the Steelers, Texans and Bears, so at this point, you can trust him against any team. It looks like he’s finally turned a corner, although that doesn’t mean he won’t have some dud games. Jake Locker returns this week and as long as he stays healthy he will start. You don’t want to use him in the playoffs unless he starts to really go off in the next couple weeks. Kenny Britt (48 targets) doesn’t look like the same player we’ve seen in the past, but maybe he heats up over the next few weeks. The playoff matchups are solid, but against the Jets he needs to be benched. Nate Washington (48 targets) is a decent option against the Colts and Packers. Maybe Jared Cook (46 targets) starts to play better with Locker back, but I doubt it.

Washington Redskins

Week 14 vs Baltimore, Week 15 @ Cleveland, Week 16 @ Philadelphia

RG3 has regressed the past couple weeks, but as of now he’s matchup proof. That could change. Alfred Morris (9 targets) looks safe in all three games and outside of Morris and Griffin no other Redskin player can really be trusted. Santana Moss (38 targets) and maybe Leonard Hankerson (41 targets) would be the only wideouts worth using as of now. Possibly Aldrick Robinson ( 17 targets) emerges with his increased role, but it’s highly doubtful.

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Target Report w/ Stats Through 8 Weeks

1st column= Targets

2nd column= Catches

3rd column= Receiving yards

4th column= Touchdowns

*Player emerging

 

Arizona Cardinals

Larry Fitzgerald 57, 34, 603, 2

Early Doucet 49, 28, 359, 3

Jeff King 16, 14, 174, 2

Todd Heap 20, 13, 150

Andre Roberts 31, 13, 133

Atlanta Falcons

Roddy White 70, 39, 425, 3

Tony Gonzalez 52, 35, 380, 4

Julio Jones 42, 25, 358

Harry Douglas 29, 17, 199

Baltimore Ravens

Anquan Boldin 62, 34, 539, 2

Ray Rice 49, 33, 373, 2

*Torrey Smith 33, 15, 326, 3

*Ed Dickson 49, 28, 269, 1

Dennis Pitta 23, 16, 149

Buffalo Bills

Steve Johnson 60, 39, 439, 4

David Nelson 43, 31, 366, 2

Fred Jackson 33, 27, 353

Donald Jones 31, 16, 174,1

Scott Chandler 18, 15, 133, 6

Carolina Panthers

Steve Smith 73, 46, 918, 4

Greg Olsen 53, 30, 359, 4

Jeremy Shockey 41, 23, 292, 1

Brandon Lafell 24, 17, 276, 2

Legedu Naanee 45, 22, 239

Jonathan Stewart 26, 23, 220

Chicago Bears

Matt Forte 51, 38, 419, 1

Johnny Knox 35, 19, 348

Devin Hester 44, 21, 308, 1

Roy Williams 19, 13, 190, 1

Dane Sanzenbacher 33, 19, 172, 3

Cincinnati Bengals

AJ Green 59, 33, 516, 5

Jerome Simpson 43, 23, 367, 1

Jermaine Gresham 41, 25, 31, 2

Andre Caldwell 36, 21, 173, 1

Brian Leonard 15, 11, 114, 0

Cleveland Browns

Ben Watson 44, 23, 277, 2

Greg Little 51, 29, 262, 0

Josh Cribbs 34, 17, 248, 2

Mohammed Massquoi 37, 18, 239, 2

Evan Moore 23, 16, 153, 2

Montario Hardesty 19, 12, 113

Dallas Cowboys

Jason Witten 64, 40, 477, 3

Dez Bryant 38, 22, 367, 4

Miles Austin 42, 26, 350, 4

Laurent Robinson 28, 19, 336, 1

Denver Broncos

Eric Decker 57, 30, 359, 5

Brandon Lloyd 33, 19, 283

Daniel Fells 24, 14, 195, 2

Eddie Royal 26, 12, 106

Detroit Lions

Calvin Johnson 74, 47, 804, 11

Brandon Pettigrew 60, 41, 360, 2

Jahvid Best 41, 27, 287, 1

Titus Young 38, 19, 275, 1

Nate Burleson 44, 26, 245, 1

Green Bay Packers

Greg Jennings 58, 42, 677, 5

Jordy Nelson 35, 24, 465, 4

Jermichael Finley 37, 25, 334, 4

James Jones 25, 19, 326, 3

Randall Cobb 13, 11, 187, 1

James Starks 24, 18, 137

Donald Driver 22, 13, 107, 2

Houston Texans

Owen Daniels 48, 31, 415, 3

Andre Johnson 37, 25, 352, 2

Arian Foster 34, 22, 317, 1

Kevin Walter 33, 23, 287, 2

Jacoby Jones 37, 17, 262, 1

Joel Dressen 20, 12, 206, 3

Indianapolis Colts

Pierre Garcon 69, 37, 569, 4

Reggie Wayne 71, 35, 487, 1

Dallas Clark 44, 26, 266, 2

Austin Collie 48, 20, 183

Joseph Addai 15, 11, 76

Jacksonville Jaguars

Mike Thomas 57, 31, 333, 1

Jason Hill 43, 19, 306, 3

Marcedes Lewis 36, 15, 174

Maurice Jones Drew 20, 12, 85

Kansas City Chiefs

Dwyane Bowe 63,33, 558, 4

Steve Breaston 34, 22, 335, 2

*Jon Baldwin 13, 6, 96, 1

Leonard Pope 18, 12, 88, 1

Dexter McCluster 26, 22, 87

Miami Dolphins

Brandon Marshall 68, 38, 538, 1

Davone Bess 46, 27, 323

Brian Hartline 33, 18, 257, 1

Anthony Fasano 19, 10, 152, 1

Reggie Bush 23, 21, 114, 1

Minnesota Vikings

Michael Jenkins 40, 29, 362, 3

Percy Harvin 44, 31, 334, 0

Visanthe Shiancoe 43, 23, 241, 2

Kyle Rudolph 18, 11, 133

Adrian Peterson 18, 16, 125, 1

New England Patriots

Wes Welker 82, 57, 824, 6

Rob Gronkowski 47, 36, 495, 5

Deion Branch 46, 30, 405, 3

Aaron Hernandez 45, 29, 295, 4

New Orleans Saints

Jimmy Graham 74/49/713/5

Marques Colston 42/29/424/3

Darren Sproles 66/51/389/2

Lance Moore 41/30/338

Devery Henderson 26/16/305/2

Robert Meachem 38/27/290/3

Pierre Thomas 28/24/217/1

New York Giants

Hakeem Nicks 62, 38, 575, 3

*Victor Cruz 42, 28, 497, 4

Jake Ballard 24, 19, 328, 2

*Mario Manningham 45, 24, 290, 1

Ahmad Bradshaw 29, 24, 210, 1

New York Jets

Dustin Keller 46/25/372/2

Santonio Holmes 42/22/311/3

LaDainian Tomlinson 28/20/260/1

*Plaxico Burress 46/18/243/5

Oakland Raiders

Darius Heyward Bey 49, 27, 434, 1

Denarius Moore 35, 14, 212, 2

Kevin Boss 9, 8, 160, 1

Darren McFadden 23, 19, 154, 1

Jacoby Ford 22, 11, 114

Derek Hagan 20, 11, 114

Philadelphia Eagles

Jeremy Maclin 54/40/543/4

Desean Jackson 50/27/487/2

*Jason Avant 43/31/412

*Brent Celek 38/20/209/2

Lesean McCoy 33/23/138/2

Pittsburgh Steelers

Mike Wallace 57/43/800/5

*Antonio Brown 62/34/431/1

*Heath Miller 41/30/361/2

Hines Ward 39/26/258/2

Emmanuel Sanders 35/18/243/2

San Diego Chargers

Vincent Jackson 51/27/472/3

Malcom Floyd 36/19/401/1

Ryan Matthews 36/30/342

Mike Tolbert 35/28/231/2

Antonio Gates  29/17/201/1

Randy McMichael 26/20/187

San Francisco 49ers

Vernon Davis 31/27/298/3

*Michael Crabtree 46/25/263/1

Delanie Walker 16/11/114/3

Braylon Edwards  14/8/90

Seattle Seahawks

*Doug Baldwin 38/25/403/2

*Sidney Rice 40/24/366/1

Ben Obomanu 34/21/242/2

Zach Miller 20/11/99

St. Louis Rams

Danario Alexander 39/16/296/1

Brandon Gibson 37/19/241/1

Greg Salas 29/20/205

Lance Kendricks 32/13/175

*Brandon Lloyd 25/12/127/1

Stephen Jackson 24/16/83/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

*Mike Williams 63/31/317/1

Preston Parker 35/23/310/2

Kellen Winslow 58/31/282/1

Arrelious Benn 25/15/243/2

Dezmon Briscoe 20/16/196/1

Washington Redskins

Fred Davis 50/36/517/2

Jabar Gaffney 48/27/401/1

Anthony Armstrong* 18/5/47

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Target Report Thru 5 Weeks

Arizona Cardinals

Larry Fitzgerald 42 targets (27 catches, 427 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Early Doucet 38 targets (21 catches, 309 yards, 1 touchdown)

Todd Heap 20 targets (13 catches, 150 yards, 1 touchdown)

Jeff King 12 targets (10 catches, 135 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Andre Roberts 23 targets (12 catches, 125 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Atlanta Falcons

Julio Jones 42 targets (25 catches, 358 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Roddy White 54 targets (32 catches, 352 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Tony Gonzalez 41 targets (27 catches, 289 yards, 4 touchdowns)

Harry Douglas 18 targets (11 catches, 80 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Jason Snelling 14 targets (10 catches, 64 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Baltimore Ravens

Ray Rice 25 targets (16 catches, 242 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Anquan Boldin 30 targets (15 catches, 222 yards, 1 touchdown)

Ed Dickson 32 targets (16 catches, 180 yards, 1 touchdown)

Torrey Smith 14 targets (6 catches, 153 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Buffalo Bills

Steve Johnson 41 targets (28 catches, 343 yards, 3 touchdowns)

David Nelson 32 targets (23 catches, 257 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Fred Jackson 23 targets (19 catches, 232 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Donald Jones 31 targets (16 catches, 174 yards, 1 touchdowns)

Scott Chandler 15 targets (12 catches, 101 yards, 4 touchowns)

Carolina Panthers

Steve Smith 48 targets (27 catches, 609 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Greg Olsen 32 targets (20 catches, 240 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Jeremy Shockey 27 targets (14 catches, 199 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Jonathan Stewart 20 targets (18 catches, 186 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Brandon Lafell 18 targets (13 catches, 181 yards, 1 touchdown

Legedu Naanee 33 targets (12 catches, 138 yards, 0 touchdowns)

DeAngelo Williams 10 targets (7 catches, 46 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Chicago Bears

Matt Forte 40 targets (30 catches, 345 yards, 1 touchdown)

Johnny Knox 25 targets (14 catches 154 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Devin Hester 28 targets (12 catches, 171 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Dane Sanzenbacher 27 targets (16 catches, 146 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Cincinnati Bengals

AJ Green 42 targets (24 catches, 402 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Jerome Simpson 32 targets (16 catches, 252 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Jermaine Gresham 35 targets (21 catches, 208 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Andre Caldwell 26 catches (13 catches, 110 yards, 1 touchdown)

Cleveland Browns

Mohamed Massaquoi 28 targets (14 catches, 194 yards, 1 touchdown)

Ben Watson 29 targets (16 catches, 173 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Josh Cribbs 20 targets (12 catches, 153 yards, 1 touchdown)

Greg Little 21 targets (14 catches, 131 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Evan Moore 12 targets (7 catches, 85 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Peyton Hillis 18 targets (15 catches, 76 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Dallas Cowboys

Jason Witten 42 targets (27  catches, 366 yards, 1 touchdown)

Miles Austin 24 targets (14 catches, 233 yards, 4 touchdowns)

Dez Bryant 17 targets (10 catches, 171 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Kevin Ogletree 15 targets (8 catches, 94 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Felix Jones 17 targets (12 catches, 86 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Denver Broncos

Brandon Lloyd 33 targets (19 targets, 283 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Eric Decker 42 targets (22 catches, 266 yards, 4 touchdowns)

Daniel Fells 19 targets (11 catches, 159 yards 1 touchdown)

Knownshon Moreno 7 targets (6 catches, 82 yards, 1 touchdown)

Detroit Lions

Calvin Johnson 47 targets (29 catches, 451 yards, 9 touchdowns)

Brandon Pettigrew 36 targets (26 catches, 279 yards, 1 touchdown)

Jahvid Best 32 targets (21 targets, 214 yards, 1 touchdown)

Titus Young 25 targets (14 targets, 195 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Nate Burleson 24 catches (17 catches, 187 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Tony Scheffler 8 catches (4 catches, 63 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Green Bay Packers

Greg Jennings 39 targets (29 catches 448 yards 4 touchdowns)

Jordy Nelson 28 targets (18 catches, 309 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Jermichael Finley 31 targets (22 catches, 301 yards, 3 touchdowns)

James Jones 30 targets (14 catches, 228 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Donald Driver 16 targets (9 catches, 76 ayrds, 1 touchdown)

James Starks 18 targets (13 catches, 96 yards, 0 touchdown)

Houston Texans

Andre Johnson 37 targets (25 catches, 352 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Owen Daniels 35 targets (21 catches, 271 yards, 3 touchdowns)

James Casey 13 targets (9 catches, 163 yards, 1 touchdown)

Joel Dresses 14 targets (8 catches, 156 yards, 1 touchdown)

Arian Foster 14 targets (10 catches, 134 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Kevin Walter 12 targets (9 catches, 136 yards, 1 touchdown)

Jacoby Jones 21 targets (8 catches, 100 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Indianapolis Colts

Pierre Garcon 37 targets (19 catches, 420 yards, 4 touchdowns)

Reggie Wayne 46 targets (22 catches, 332 yards, 1 touchdown)

Dallas Clark 28 targets (14 catches, 136 yards, 1 touchdown)

Austin Collie 29 targets (12 catches, 119 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Jacksonville Jaguars

Mike Thomas 46 targets (23 catches, 265 yards, 1 touchdown)

Jason Hill 27 targets (12 catches, 210 yards, 1 touchdown)

Deji Karim 11 targets (9 catches, 95 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Marcedes Lewis 16 targets (8 catches, 87 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Maurice Jones Drew 11 targets (7 catches, 67 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Kansas City Chiefs

Dwyane Bowe 43 targets (23 catches, 420 yards, 4 touchdowns)

Steve Breaston 21 targets (14 catches, 229 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Leonard Pope 16 targets (11 targets, 77 yards, 1 touchdown)

Dexter McCluster 21 targets (18 catches, 62 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Miami Dolphins

Brandon Marshall 40 targets (22 catches, 313 yards, 1 touchdown)

Davone Bess 26 targets (15 catches, 207 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Brian Hartline23 targets (13 catches, 201 yards, 1 touchdown)

Anthony Fasano 14 targets (7 catches, 117 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Reggie Bush 14 targets (13 catches, 86 yards, 1 touchdown)

Daniel Thomas 4 targets (4 catches, 37 yards, 1 touchdown)

Minnesota Vikings

Percy Harvin 27 targets (18 catches, 183 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Michael Jenkins 24 targets (20 catches, 176 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Devin Aromashodu 11 targets (4 catches, 120 yards, 1 touchdown)

Visante Shiancoe 24 targets (11 catches, 114 yards, 1 touchdown)

Adrian Peterson 11 targets (9 catches, 49 yards, 0 touchdowns)

New England Patriots

Wes Welker 64 targets (45 catches, 740 yards, 5 touchdowns)

Rob Gronkowski 31 targets (22 catches, 327 yards, 5 touchdowns)

Deion Branch 34 targets (23 catches, 300 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Aaron Hernandez 27 targets (19 catches, 221 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Chad Ochocinco 14 targets (9 catches, 136 yards, 0 touchdowns)

New Orleans Saints

Jimmy Graham 48 targets (32 catches, 496 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Devery Henderson 18 targets (13 catches, 276 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Darren Sproles 42 targets (31 catches, 264 yards, 1 touchdown)

Robert Meachem 32 targets (22 catches, 228 yards, 1 touchdown)

Lance Moore 25 targets (18 catches, 174 yards, 1 touchdown)

Marques Colston 18 targets (12 catches, 158 yards, 0 touchdown)

Pierre Thomas 17 targets (14 catches, 133 yards, 1 touchdown)

New York Giants

Hakeem Nicks 45 targets (28 catches, 412 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Victor Cruz 29 targets (19 catches, 386 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Jake Ballard 12 targets (10 catches, 192 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Mario Manningham 28 targets (13 catches, 171 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Ahmad Bradshaw 22 targets (17 catches, 146 yards, 1 touchdown)

New York Jets

Dustin Keller 33 targets (19 catches, 268 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Santonio Holmes 35 catches (17 catches, 224 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Laidainian Tomlinson 20 targets (14 catches, 202 yards, 1 touchdown)

Plaxico Burress 34 targets (13 catches, 202 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Shonn Greene 12 targets (12 catches, 59 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Oakland Raiders

Darius Heyward Bey 29 targets (16 catches, 263 yards, 1 touchdown)

Denarious Moore 26 targets (12 catches, 199 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Darren McFadden 21 targets (17 catches, 149 yards, 1 touchdown)

Derek Hagan 19 targets (11 catches, 114 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Philadelphia Eagles

Desean Jackson 36 targets (21 catches, 410 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Jeremy Maclin 44 targets (32 catches, 388 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Jason Avant 34 targets (23 catches, 310 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Lesean McCoy 26 targets (19 catches, 110 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Pittsburgh Steelers

Mike Wallace 38 targets (31 catches, 536 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Antonio Brown 37 targets (17 catches, 246 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Hines Ward 31 targets (20 catches, 190 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Heath Miller21 targets (15 catches, 190 yards, 1 touchdown)

Emmanuel Sanders 16 targets (7 catches, 95 yards, 1 touchdown)

San Diego Chargers

Vincent Jackson 36 targets (23 catches, 408 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Ryan Matthews 24 targets (20 catches, 261 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Malcol Floyd 25 targets (12 catches, 258 yards, 1 touchdown)

Mike Tolbert 34 targets (28 catches, 231 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Randy McMichael 20 targets (15 targets, 131 yards, 0 touchdowns)

San Francisco 49ers

Vernon Davis 26 targets (22 catches, 263 yards, 3 touchdowns)

Josh Morgan 19 targets (15 catches, 220 yards, 1 touchdown)

Michael Crabtree 22 targets (11 catches, 132 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Delanie Walker 13 targets (9 catches, 103 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Seattle Seahawks

Doug Baldwin 27 targets (20 catches, 330 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Sidney Rice 21 targets (15 catches, 226 yards, 1 touchdown)

Ben Obomanu 28 targets (17 catches, 135 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Marshawn Lynch 17 targets (11 catches, 83 yards, 0 touchdowns)

St. Louis Rams

Danario Alexander 23 targets (8 catches, 196 yards, 1 touchdown)

Brandon Gibson 21 targets (13 catches, 171 yards, 1 touchdown)

Mike Sims Walker 26 targets (11 catches, 139 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Lance Kendricks 21 targets (8 catches, 102 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Preston Parker 24 catches (17 catches, 236 yards, 1 touchdown)

Kellen Winslow 36 catches (22 catches, 216 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Mike Williams39 targets (19 catches, 183 yards, 1 touchdown)

Arrelious Benn 18 targets (12 catches, 160 yards, 1 touchdown)

Earnest Graham 28 targets (23 catches, 143 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Tennessee Titans

Nate Washinton 39 targets (28 catches, 389 yards, 1 touchdown)

Jared Cook 22 targets (11 catches, 208 yards, 1 touchdown)

Chris Johnson 24 targets (18 catches, 116 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Lavelle Hawkins 20 targets (11 catches, 109 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Damian Williams 20 targets (9 targets, 94 yards, 0 touchdowns)

Washington Redskins

Fred Davis 22 targets (16 catches, 248 yards, 1 touchdown)

Santana Moss 36 targets (21 catches, 246 yards, 2 touchdowns)

Jabar Gaffney 25 targets (17 catches, 238 yards, 1 touchdown)

Tim Hightower 17 targets (10 catches, 78 yards, 1 touchdown)

Chris Cooley 10 targets (7 catches, 66 yards, 0 touchdowns)

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