Opportunity Report: Week 4

Why Volume?

Having a pulse on the distribution of volume in the NFL plays a huge role in winning your fantasy leagues. The Opportunity Report is designed so you can see the players getting the best opportunities to produce on the field. After all, you can’t score fantasy points if your fantasy players are not getting opportunities to touch the ball on the field.

Reading the Opportunity Report

Color	What Does It Mean?	Category Name
The player is highlighted in blue	The player is measuring 3 standard deviations above the average players at his position.	I call this the “Elite” category.
The player is highlighted in green	The player is measuring 2 standard deviations above average players at his position.	I call this the “Exceptional” category.
The player highlighted in yellow	The player is measuring 1 standard deviation above average players at his position.	I call this the “Above Average” category.

The only players included in my data set each week are players that received at least 20% of the most targets or implied touches at the position. For example, the running backs included in the data set are players that amassed at least 20% of the implied touches (rushing attempts + targets) of the top running back performer in that category. This is to eliminate the players at each position that are not fantasy-relevant and dial in the true top performers.

The statistics analyzed in each skill position table are the volume statistics that correlate most closely to PPR fantasy points over the last three years. To read more about these stats and what others you should be focusing on to help you score more fantasy points check out my Fantasy 101:What Stats Matter article.

Players in the “Getting Louder” section are players that are showing positive volume statistics but did not get a write-up. They are worth a look based on their volume peripherals included in the charts.

Running Back

Week 3: Running Back Volume Leaders

NAME	TEAM	SNAPS	SNAP %	IMPLIED TOUCHES	TOUCHES	rATT	GZ rATT	TGT	FPTS
Derrick Henry	TEN	56	74.7	29	28	26	4	3	27
Myles Gaskin	MIA	46	75.4	27	27	22	3	5	14.5
Dalvin Cook	MIN	48	73.8	27	24	22	0	5	25.9
Ezekiel Elliott	DAL	80	97.6	26	20	14	3	12	17.8
Miles Sanders	PHI	71	78	26	22	18	0	8	14.7
Darrell Henderson Jr.	LAR	34	49.3	23	21	20	3	3	19
Austin Ekeler	LAC	56	71.8	23	23	12	0	11	31.3
James Conner	PIT	53	66.2	23	22	18	1	5	24.9
Adrian Peterson	DET	40	59.7	23	23	22	0	1	9.5
Mike Davis	CAR	39	76.5	22	21	13	0	9	23.1
Aaron Jones	GB	44	71	20	18	16	3	4	16.6
Alvin Kamara	NO	41	67.2	20	19	6	0	14	44.7
Joe Mixon	CIN	52	72.2	20	19	17	1	3	8.5
Josh Jacobs	LV	35	59.3	20	19	16	0	4	9.3
Nick Chubb	CLE	34	54	20	20	19	0	1	24
Kareem Hunt	CLE	29	46	19	18	16	1	3	14.4
Kenyan Drake	ARI	44	67.7	19	19	18	0	1	8.9
Devin Singletary	BUF	55	88.7	18	17	13	2	5	16.1
Jerick McKinnon	SF	48	62.3	18	17	14	0	4	16.7
Chris Carson	SEA	44	57.9	17	17	14	2	3	10.6
James Robinson	JAX	30	45.5	17	17	11	1	6	30.9
Ronald Jones II	TB	35	51.5	17	15	13	1	4	9.3
David Montgomery	CHI	46	56.1	17	16	14	1	3	7.4
Rex Burkhead	NE	32	46.4	16	13	6	2	10	34.8
David Johnson	HOU	45	95.7	16	15	13	1	3	12.6
Todd Gurley II	ATL	35	51.5	16	15	14	1	2	15.2
Frank Gore	NYJ	26	40.6	16	16	15	0	1	7.2
Jeff Wilson Jr.	SF	23	29.9	15	15	12	1	3	21.9
Jonathan Taylor	IND	24	40	14	14	13	2	1	13.2
Melvin Gordon III	DEN	39	61.9	14	12	8	0	6	7.8
Latavius Murray	NO	21	34.4	13	13	12	0	1	7.5
Nyheim Hines	IND	20	33.3	12	11	7	1	5	10.1
Antonio Gibson	WAS	26	40	12	12	9	1	3	13
Brian Hill	ATL	23	33.8	12	10	9	0	3	15
J.J. Taylor	NE	15	21.7	12	11	11	0	1	4.3
Sony Michel	NE	26	37.7	11	11	9	0	2	16
Joshua Kelley	LAC	23	29.5	10	10	8	0	2	5.2
Jordan Wilkins	IND	17	28.3	10	10	9	0	1	5.5
Leonard Fournette	TB	25	36.8	9	9	7	1	2	4.2
J.D. McKissic	WAS	34	52.3	9	8	5	0	4	8.2
La’Mical Perine	NYJ	21	32.8	9	9	7	0	2	4.3
Malcolm Brown	LAR	34	49.3	9	7	7	0	2	1.9
Chris Thompson	JAX	30	45.5	8	7	2	0	6	8.8
Tarik Cohen	CHI	26	31.7	8	5	2	0	6	7.1
Alexander Mattison	MIN	16	24.6	8	8	8	1	0	2.7
Anthony McFarland Jr.	PIT	10	12.5	8	7	6	0	2	5.9
Jamaal Williams	GB	19	30.6	7	7	6	2	1	2.7
Kalen Ballage	NYJ	19	29.7	7	7	2	0	5	10.2
Benny Snell Jr.	PIT	15	18.8	7	7	7	1	0	1.1
Wayne Gallman	NYG	18	34.6	7	6	4	0	3	3.4

Week 2 Highlighted Players (PPR Points): Joshua Kelley (5.2), Jonathan Taylor (13.2), Darrell Henderson (19), Myles Gaskin(14.5)

Above Average PPR Performance Week 2 Hit Rate: 75% scored above 10.4 PPR points, the average for the position in Week 2.

Out of nowhere, Myles Gaskin has emerged has a back that could win you your league. Going into the season, fantasy managers were placing their bets on unsexy plodder Jordan Howard or explosive but injury-prone Matt Breida. With the lack of preseason games and limited press coverage, the name Myles Gaskin seemed to fly under everyone’s radar. After Week 1, I was unsure that his role was going to be consistent, but now through three weeks, it’s actually improving! Gaskin can be an elusive bell-cow back going forward. He led the team’s running backs for the third-straight week last week in snaps at 75.4%. He has double the rush attempts of Howard(16) and Breida(15) with 38. What made Gaskin so attractive in the first place was the number of targets he was demanding. He has finished with either an “Above Average” or Exceptional” rating in that category for his position in this report. He currently has a 17% target share which is third on his team and tied for third-highest for all backs in the league. What has now moved Gaskins even higher up my list is the opportunities he saw within the green zone (from inside the 5-yard line) in Week 3. All season, Howard had been working as a touchdown vulture and coming into the game for goal-line work. However, for the first time last Thursday Night, Gaskin was given attempts inside the 5-yard line. These attempts convert into touchdowns over 40% of the time over the last 3 years. Needless to say, they are incredibly valuable for fantasy owners. If Gaskin continues to get that work in the green zone, he will be an RB1 this season and an unquestioned league winner.

Always take the cheapest Patriots running back. If you followed this advice during draft season, you should have gotten a share or two of Rex Burkhead (or rookie J.J. Taylor if you’re in dynasty or super deep leagues). Currently, the old adage is ringing true. Burkhead has seen increased usage over the last two weeks, especially in the passing game where he saw 6 and 10 targets respectively. Burkhead also saw two rushes in the green zone in Week 3, which will only increase his value if it continues. His snap percentages have been up and down from week to week, as he’s only been used as the running back more than 50% of the snaps once. There is also the imminent emergence of second-year back Damien Harris to contend with going forward. Burkhead’s passing volume has made him viable but proceed with caution.

Devin Singletary has looked explosive with the ball in his hands. He ranks fourth in football in breakaway rate, breaking a play of 20 yards or more on 9.4% of his plays. Singletary boosts his rushing floor with 13% target share in the Bills offense. He’s looked like a complete back, but the Bills have been removing him once he gets near the end zone in favor of rookie Zack Moss or even T.J. Yeldon in Week 3. This will put a ceiling of his touchdown upside, however as we mentioned before, he is capable of breakaway runs. That’s just not something you want to consistently bank on as a fantasy owner. Monitor his red zone and green zone usage going forward. If he gets work as Gaskins did in Week 3, Singletary will have a huge upside. For now, buy low.

Wide Receiver

Week 3: Wide Receiver Volume Leaders

NAME	TEAM	SNAPS	SNAP %	ROUTES RUN	TARGETS	TARGET SHARE	AIR YARDS	AIR YARD MS	WOPR	FPTS
Keenan Allen	LAC	75	96.2	51	19	0.4	157	0.53	0.97	30.2
Tyler Lockett	SEA	74	97.4	48	13	0.34	129	0.33	0.74	37
Allen Robinson II	CHI	64	78	44	13	0.27	106	0.19	0.53	28.3
Tyler Boyd	CIN	54	75	42	13	0.31	137	0.35	0.71	22.5
Calvin Ridley	ATL	63	92.6	39	13	0.34	249	0.59	0.93	16.7
DeAndre Hopkins	ARI	61	93.8	36	12	0.36	103	0.31	0.76	23.7
Amari Cooper	DAL	65	79.3	53	12	0.21	117	0.26	0.5	17.6
Greg Ward	PHI	76	83.5	46	11	0.25	60	0.17	0.49	20.6
Cooper Kupp	LAR	62	89.9	32	10	0.32	72	0.38	0.75	25.7
Justin Jefferson	MIN	51	78.5	27	9	0.36	128	0.54	0.92	30.5
Michael Gallup	DAL	70	85.4	56	9	0.16	140	0.31	0.46	25.8
Tee Higgins	CIN	57	79.2	43	9	0.21	150	0.38	0.59	21
Hunter Renfrow	LV	39	66.1	27	9	0.28	112	0.45	0.74	20.4
Jerry Jeudy	DEN	46	73	36	9	0.24	82	0.31	0.57	10.5
Allen Lazard	GB	59	95.2	32	8	0.27	106	0.37	0.66	26.4
Brandon Aiyuk	SF	56	72.7	35	8	0.23	60	0.23	0.5	21.1
D.K. Metcalf	SEA	73	96.1	46	8	0.21	170	0.43	0.62	19
Terry McLaurin	WAS	64	98.5	40	8	0.22	82	0.34	0.57	12.6
Chris Conley	JAX	53	80.3	40	8	0.2	160	0.51	0.65	6.4
Sammy Watkins	KC	65	86.7	42	8	0.2	56	0.16	0.41	13.2
Cedrick Wilson	DAL	24	29.3	20	7	0.12	67	0.15	0.29	27.7
Kenny Golladay	DET	49	73.1	28	7	0.23	76	0.35	0.58	17.7
Cole Beasley	BUF	38	61.3	24	7	0.22	74	0.24	0.5	16
James Washington	PIT	49	61.2	27	7	0.2	68	0.21	0.45	8.6
Golden Tate	NYG	48	92.3	34	7	0.23	42	0.15	0.44	8.6
Adam Humphries	TEN	39	52	26	7	0.21	71	0.2	0.46	8.1
Darius Slayton	NYG	51	98.1	35	7	0.23	92	0.32	0.57	6.3
KeeSean Johnson	ARI	46	70.8	29	7	0.21	112	0.34	0.55	4.4
Robert Woods	LAR	67	97.1	33	6	0.19	16	0.08	0.35	21.4
Dontrelle Inman	WAS	45	69.2	33	6	0.17	60	0.25	0.42	18.8
Chris Godwin	TB	55	80.9	37	6	0.17	41	0.13	0.34	17.4
Stefon Diggs	BUF	61	98.4	36	6	0.19	42	0.14	0.38	14.9
Corey Davis	TEN	55	73.3	32	6	0.18	42	0.12	0.35	11.9
CeeDee Lamb	DAL	49	59.8	39	6	0.11	65	0.14	0.26	11.6
Robby Anderson	CAR	40	78.4	28	6	0.21	24	0.17	0.44	10.5
Kendrick Bourne	SF	64	83.1	36	6	0.17	66	0.25	0.43	10.3
Odell Beckham Jr.	CLE	51	81	24	6	0.27	96	0.51	0.76	9.9
A.J. Green	CIN	55	76.4	41	6	0.14	45	0.11	0.29	8.6
Laviska Shenault Jr.	JAX	45	68.2	31	6	0.15	36	0.12	0.3	8.4
Tre’Quan Smith	NO	61	100	38	6	0.17	40	0.26	0.44	8.2
Olamide Zaccheaus	ATL	54	79.4	33	6	0.16	104	0.25	0.41	8.1
Isaiah Wright	WAS	29	44.6	18	6	0.17	32	0.13	0.34	7
Julian Edelman	NE	56	81.2	31	6	0.21	72	0.56	0.71	4.2
Tyreek Hill	KC	60	80	40	6	0.15	90	0.26	0.41	21.2
Mecole Hardman	KC	29	38.7	21	6	0.15	122	0.35	0.47	18.1
JuJu Smith-Schuster	PIT	58	72.5	34	5	0.14	43	0.13	0.31	16.3
Emmanuel Sanders	NO	48	78.7	34	5	0.14	61	0.4	0.5	15.6
Will Fuller V	HOU	44	93.6	32	5	0.19	59	0.2	0.42	15.4
Anthony Miller	CHI	47	57.3	35	5	0.1	103	0.18	0.28	13
Adam Thielen	MIN	61	93.8	30	5	0.2	89	0.38	0.56	12.3
DeVante Parker	MIA	56	91.8	25	5	0.25	59	0.37	0.63	11.9
Scotty Miller	TB	29	42.6	21	5	0.14	135	0.43	0.51	11.3
Keelan Cole	JAX	50	75.8	40	5	0.12	36	0.12	0.26	8.3
Josh Reynolds	LAR	62	89.9	31	5	0.16	67	0.35	0.49	8
K.J. Hamler	DEN	58	92.1	44	5	0.13	45	0.17	0.32	5.8
Brandin Cooks	HOU	41	87.2	30	5	0.19	48	0.16	0.39	5.3
Darnell Mooney	CHI	51	62.2	35	5	0.1	105	0.19	0.28	3.9
Andy Isabella	ARI	26	40	15	4	0.12	40	0.12	0.27	20.1
Randall Cobb	HOU	34	72.3	25	4	0.15	71	0.24	0.39	19.5
Braxton Berrios	NYJ	52	81.2	33	4	0.15	43	0.24	0.4	16.4
Tim Patrick	DEN	53	84.1	41	4	0.11	35	0.13	0.25	14.3
Mike Evans	TB	61	89.7	40	4	0.11	22	0.07	0.22	14.2
Gabriel Davis	BUF	46	74.2	30	4	0.12	61	0.2	0.33	12.1
Curtis Samuel	CAR	33	64.7	23	4	0.14	15	0.11	0.29	9.2
D.J. Moore	CAR	45	88.2	28	4	0.14	79	0.57	0.62	8.5
Jarvis Landry	CLE	45	71.4	22	4	0.18	23	0.12	0.36	7.6
Kenny Stills	HOU	8	17	6	4	0.15	61	0.21	0.37	6.5
Brandon Powell	ATL	37	54.4	22	4	0.11	33	0.08	0.21	5.7
N’Keal Harry	NE	46	66.7	21	4	0.14	39	0.3	0.43	5.6
Michael Pittman Jr.	IND	35	58.3	15	4	0.16	6	0.04	0.27	5.6
Lawrence Cager	NYJ	29	45.3	18	4	0.15	36	0.2	0.37	5.5
Zach Pascal	IND	56	93.3	24	4	0.16	58	0.41	0.52	5.4
Auden Tate	CIN	25	34.7	12	4	0.1	53	0.13	0.24	4.9
Deontay Burnett	PHI	39	42.9	26	4	0.09	15	0.04	0.17	4.9
Chase Claypool	PIT	61	76.2	31	4	0.11	59	0.18	0.3	3.4
DeSean Jackson	PHI	28	30.8	19	4	0.09	64	0.18	0.26	3.1
Danny Amendola	DET	30	44.8	19	4	0.13	37	0.17	0.31	2.8
K.J. Hill Jr.	LAC	38	48.7	31	4	0.08	0	0	0.12	2.5
Marquez Valdes-Scantling	GB	57	91.9	31	4	0.13	98	0.34	0.44	1.5
Jalen Reagor	PHI	60	84.5	37	4	0.1	15	0.05	0.18	8.1

Week 2 Highlighted Players (PPR Points): D.J. Moore (8.5), Russell Gage (4.6-INJ), Henry Ruggs (DNP), Michael Pittman Jr. (5.6-INJ)

Above Average PPR Performance Week 2 Hit Rate: 0% scored above 9.8 PPR points, the average for the position in Week 2.

What do you do when you have an offense that is tied for second for the number of pass plays per 60 minutes (according to rotoviz.com) and they have no big-name receiving threats that are healthy? You end up adding Greg Ward! Ward has been the beneficiary of major injuries to the Eagles pass catchers. In Week 3 he saw a 25% target share on 11 targets. While he only had 60 air yards, that tells us his 46 pass routes tend to be more short and intermediate which could be a good thing. His quarterback, Carson Wentz, ranks 30th in the league in Adjusted Completion Percentage according to Pro Football Focus, so the shorter the route the more likely Ward is to get an accurate ball. Ward is a streaming option until the Eagles get healthy, but their upcoming schedule with the 49ers, Steelers, and Ravens may not be worth the FAAB.

Michael Gallup is the big-play receiver for the Dallas Cowboys. He is second on the team behind Amari Cooper with 319 air yards and tenth in the NFL. He only makes up 14% of the Cowboys’ target share, however, which makes his profile read as a boom or bust candidate from week to week. A good sign is that his targets moved from five in the first two weeks to nine in Week 3. He also finished with his highest target share of the offense with 16%. While this is still the sub-20% threshold that we typically look for, when considering he plays along with two other receivers with WR1 upside, 16% is not a bad number. If Gallup continues to get more involved and becomes more consistent than his current boom or bust ways than he has serious WR1 upside.

James Washington has quietly been increasing his slice of the Steelers’ target share pie over the last 3 weeks. Washington posted his highest target share of the season in Week 3 when he received 20% of Pittsburg’s targets. With fellow wide receiver Diontae Johnson placed in concussion protocol, Washington has a chance to see increased snaps. Unfortunately, Pittsburg has the fifth toughest schedule going forward for wide receivers so tread lightly.

Believe it or not, Chris Conley has shown that he is the go-to receiver with D.J. Chark out. Conley leads the team in air yards and is second in target share. He also had 8 targets in Week 3 which was good enough for a 20% target share. The speedster out of Georgia has always been talented, but maybe a little Minshew Magic is all it takes to unlock him.

Tight End

Week 3: Tight End Volume Leaders

NAME	TEAM	SNAPS	SNAP %	ROUTES RUN	TARGETS	TARGET SHARE	RZ TARGETS	AIR YARDS	AIR YARD MS	WOPR	FPTS
Noah Fant	DEN	53	84.1	39	10	0.26	1	76	0.29	0.6	9.6
Zach Ertz	PHI	84	92.3	53	10	0.23	1	111	0.31	0.56	14
Jimmy Graham	CHI	55	67.1	43	9	0.2	5	63	0.11	0.38	24
Mark Andrews	BAL	44	78.6	29	8	0.3	6	107	0.41	0.73	5.2
Jonnu Smith	TEN	66	88	25	8	0.24	1	86	0.24	0.53	11.1
T.J. Hockenson	DET	55	82.1	31	7	0.23	1	67	0.3	0.55	9.3
Travis Kelce	KC	61	81.3	39	7	0.18	3	44	0.13	0.35	14.7
Hunter Henry	LAC	69	88.5	44	7	0.15	0	48	0.16	0.33	10
Eric Ebron	PIT	60	75	31	7	0.2	1	58	0.18	0.43	16.2
Rob Gronkowski	TB	63	92.6	26	7	0.19	1	41	0.13	0.38	10.8
Logan Thomas	WAS	55	84.6	38	7	0.19	2	56	0.23	0.45	7.1
Dalton Schultz	DAL	55	67.1	35	6	0.11	0	51	0.11	0.24	8.8
Greg Olsen	SEA	48	63.2	34	6	0.16	1	53	0.13	0.33	11.1
Jordan Reed	SF	18	23.4	13	6	0.17	1	56	0.21	0.41	4.3
Tyler Kroft	BUF	44	71	22	5	0.16	4	50	0.16	0.35	18.4
Robert Tonyan	GB	39	62.9	20	5	0.17	1	12	0.04	0.28	16
Evan Engram	NYG	44	84.6	32	5	0.16	0	32	0.11	0.32	5.2
Chris Herndon	NYJ	51	79.7	24	5	0.19	0	24	0.13	0.38	5.1
Austin Hooper	CLE	54	85.7	20	4	0.18	0	6	0.03	0.29	5.5
Jesse James	DET	33	49.3	7	4	0.13	2	15	0.07	0.24	11.8
James O’Shaughnessy	JAX	27	40.9	16	4	0.1	0	23	0.07	0.2	5.9
Darren Waller	LV	56	94.9	33	4	0.12	1	29	0.12	0.27	2.9
Ross Dwelley	SF	62	80.5	24	4	0.11	1	19	0.07	0.22	8.9
O.J. Howard	TB	33	48.5	13	4	0.11	0	52	0.17	0.28	7.9
Hayden Hurst	ATL	43	63.2	26	3	0.08	1	11	0.03	0.14	7.1
Demetrius Harris	CHI	34	41.5	14	3	0.06	0	7	0.01	0.1	4.5
Jace Sternberger	GB	20	32.3	8	3	0.1	0	18	0.06	0.19	6.6
Jordan Akins	HOU	32	68.1	26	3	0.11	0	18	0.06	0.21	4.8
Mo Alie-Cox	IND	36	60	7	3	0.12	1	21	0.15	0.28	14
Tyler Eifert	JAX	40	60.6	28	3	0.07	1	18	0.06	0.15	3.1
Mike Gesicki	MIA	30	49.2	21	3	0.15	1	44	0.28	0.42	8.5
Kyle Rudolph	MIN	48	73.8	17	3	0.12	1	6	0.03	0.2	9.1
Jared Cook	NO	21	34.4	17	3	0.09	1	31	0.2	0.27	4.1
Vance McDonald	PIT	41	51.2	12	3	0.09	0	9	0.03	0.15	6.5
Dan Arnold	ARI	31	47.7	17	2	0.06	0	28	0.08	0.15	2.1
Darrell Daniels	ARI	38	58.5	14	2	0.06	0	4	0.01	0.1	4.4
Ian Thomas	CAR	35	68.6	25	2	0.07	0	5	0.04	0.13	1.9
Harrison Bryant	CLE	40	63.5	12	2	0.09	1	8	0.04	0.17	7.3
Marcedes Lewis	GB	20	32.3	5	2	0.07	2	16	0.06	0.14	8.8
Darren Fells	HOU	24	51.1	9	2	0.07	1	16	0.05	0.15	0
Tyler Higbee	LAR	50	72.5	14	2	0.06	0	21	0.11	0.17	8
Gerald Everett	LAR	28	40.6	12	2	0.06	0	21	0.11	0.17	5.4
Foster Moreau	LV	15	25.4	7	2	0.06	1	21	0.09	0.15	10.5
Adam Trautman	NO	32	52.5	18	2	0.06	0	14	0.09	0.15	3.7
Kaden Smith	NYG	16	30.8	5	2	0.06	0	8	0.03	0.12	2.3
Ryan Griffin	NYJ	18	28.1	5	2	0.08	0	24	0.13	0.21	0
Richard Rodgers	PHI	33	36.3	15	2	0.05	0	3	0.01	0.07	3.5
Jacob Hollister	SEA	11	14.5	5	2	0.05	1	21	0.05	0.12	9.1
Will Dissly	SEA	30	39.5	7	2	0.05	0	3	0.01	0.08	2.5
MyCole Pruitt	TEN	25	33.3	6	2	0.06	0	11	0.03	0.11	3.6

Week 2 Highlighted Players (PPR Points): Mike Gesicki (8.5), Mo Alie-Cox (14)

Above Average PPR Performance Week 2 Hit Rate: 100% scored above 7.7 PPR points, the average for the position in Week 2.

Noah Fant grossly underperformed his opportunity peripherals last weekend. With exceptional ratings in both target share and air yards market share, he should have outperformed his fantasy point total. These results are positive since most fantasy managers were concerned about Fant’s value with Drew Lock sidelined tor a few more weeks. Continue to start Fant if you have him and if you don’t he’s got a great chance to be your TE1 in the future.

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Stats provided by fantasydata.com, PFF.com

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