Opportunity Report: Week 5

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 4: RB Volume Leaders

NAME	TEAM	SNAPS	SNAP %	IMPLIED TOUCHES	TOUCHES	rATT	GZ rATT	TGT	FPTS
Joe Mixon	CIN	62	82.7	31	31	25	1	6	42.1
Dalvin Cook	MIN	49	74.2	29	29	27	1	2	28.6
Ronald Jones II	TB	49	64.5	29	26	20	0	9	18.8
Melvin Gordon III	DEN	56	80	26	25	23	2	3	25.8
Devin Singletary	BUF	54	88.5	24	23	18	1	6	18.6
Alvin Kamara	NO	47	67.1	23	22	19	1	4	20.9
Jerick McKinnon	SF	67	91.8	22	21	14	1	8	22.7
Mike Davis	CAR	55	71.4	22	21	16	2	6	22.1
James Robinson	JAX	52	76.5	21	21	17	0	4	14.7
Aaron Jones	GB	33	52.4	20	20	15	1	5	22.1
Ezekiel Elliott	DAL	63	76.8	20	20	12	2	8	20.5
Chris Carson	SEA	35	55.6	20	19	16	3	4	25
Clyde Edwards-Helaire	KC	41	73.2	19	19	16	0	3	12.1
David Johnson	HOU	36	55.4	19	18	16	2	3	11.2
Josh Jacobs	LV	50	67.6	19	18	15	0	4	10.3
Jonathan Taylor	IND	33	45.8	18	18	17	1	1	8.9
Antonio Gibson	WAS	31	43.7	18	17	13	3	5	22.8
Todd Gurley II	ATL	38	54.3	17	17	16	3	1	19.3
Damien Harris	NE	23	30.7	17	17	17	0	0	10
Jamaal Williams	GB	36	57.1	16	16	8	1	8	18.5
Miles Sanders	PHI	48	77.4	17	15	13	0	4	9.6
Latavius Murray	NO	29	41.4	16	15	14	1	2	21.3
Devonta Freeman	NYG	37	54.4	15	15	11	0	4	10.8
Malcolm Brown	LAR	35	61.4	15	14	9	0	6	10.6
Frank Gore	NYJ	37	48.1	15	14	13	0	2	4.6
David Montgomery	CHI	53	85.5	16	13	10	0	6	10.7
Myles Gaskin	MIA	46	64.8	14	13	10	0	4	9.2
D’Ernest Johnson	CLE	17	22.7	13	13	13	0	0	9.5
Kenyan Drake	ARI	37	64.9	13	13	13	1	0	3.5
Reggie Bonnafon	CAR	21	27.3	12	12	10	0	2	15.1
Nyheim Hines	IND	25	34.7	12	12	9	0	3	6.2
Rex Burkhead	NE	26	34.7	12	12	11	1	1	6
Joshua Kelley	LAC	30	56.6	12	12	9	0	3	4.3
Adrian Peterson	DET	27	44.3	13	11	11	1	2	9.6
Kareem Hunt	CLE	26	34.7	11	11	11	1	0	19.1
James White	NE	40	53.3	11	10	3	0	8	12.9
Jordan Wilkins	IND	12	16.7	10	10	9	0	1	4.1
Chase Edmonds	ARI	21	36.8	10	9	4	1	6	15
J.D. McKissic	WAS	39	54.9	10	9	2	0	8	9.6
Mark Ingram II	BAL	14	24.6	9	9	8	1	1	10.7
Darrell Henderson Jr.	LAR	22	38.6	9	9	8	1	1	4.8
Gus Edwards	BAL	22	38.6	9	9	9	0	0	3.8
Duke Johnson	HOU	25	38.5	9	8	5	0	4	7.5
D’Andre Swift	DET	23	37.7	8	8	4	0	4	15.2
Justin Jackson	LAC	21	39.6	8	8	6	0	2	4.1
Alexander Mattison	MIN	15	22.7	7	7	7	1	0	7.7
J.K. Dobbins	BAL	21	36.8	7	6	5	0	2	2.7
Matt Breida	MIA	17	23.9	6	6	3	0	3	7.8
Wayne Gallman	NYG	10	14.7	6	6	6	0	0	4.5
Nick Chubb	CLE	14	18.7	6	6	6	0	0	4.3
Brian Hill	ATL	16	22.9	6	6	4	1	2	4.3
Dontrell Hilliard	CLE	15	20	6	6	5	0	1	3.1
Week 4 Avg RB	NFL	25	36.4	10	10	8	0	2	8.9

Week 4 Highlighted Players (PPR Points): Myles Gaskin (9.2), Rex Burkhead (6), Devin Singletary (18.6)

Above Average PPR Performance Week 4 Hit Rate: 66% scored above 8.9 PPR points, the average for the position in Week 4.

Antonio Gibson had a big week in Week 4. We knew coming into the season that Washington was going to try to utilize him all over the field and we saw that reflected in their gameplan. Gibson saw touches on the ground, through the air, and the coveted touches in the green zone. Gibson was out-targeted by backfield-mate J.D. McKissic 8 to 5, but Gibson received the most goal line carries in the offense. He was able to capitalize and score another touchdown. Gibson is currently RB18 in PPR leagues and with continued usage like this, he could rise to fringe RB1 levels.

CMC who? Not exactly, but managers that handcuffed Christian McCaffrey with backup Mike Davis have not felt the loss of McCaffrey that they may have expected. Since filling in for McCaffrey in Week 2 Davis has averaged 22.6 points per game according to FantasyData.com. That is good enough production to be RB6 over those weeks. What has kept Davis’ floor so high has been his usage in the passing game. He has seen the third-most targets by a running back since Week 2 with 15. That’s behind only Ezekiel Elliot and Alvin Kamara. Davis may have proven himself enough to be a change of pace back for McCaffrey when he returns from injury and contribute value later in the season.

After essentially being benched in Week 2 after a botched handoff that resulted in a turnover, Ronald Jones has emerged as the lead back for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. With Leonard Fournette getting only nine touches in Week 3 because of injury, Jones led the team out of the backfield over the last two weeks. Despite catching the ball at an inefficient 62% rate, he is fourth over the last two weeks in running back targets. However, the true test of whether Jones can return RB2 or FLEX value is if he gets more looks in the green zone, even when Fournette returns. He currently has three implied touches (2 attempts and a target) to Fournette’s two. If he can keep an edge in this area, he will be more valuable than Fournette going forward.

Speaking of green zone touches, the only thing keeping Todd Gurley‘s fantasy value alive is his usage within the 5-yard line. Last week he turned in an Elite volume performance with three green zone attempts. Gurley is now ranked third in the NFL in rushing attempts from the green zone with 7. Those attempts have converted into touchdowns over 40% of the time over the last three years. Currently, Gurley is right on track converting 3 of his 7 attempts for touchdowns or 43%. If you are a Gurley owner, this is your lifeline to fantasy points. If you start to see a decline in green zone attempts, he is not worth rostering. Gurley ranks 30th in yards created and 26th in breakaway rate (percentage of carries 15 yards or greater) according to FantasyData.com. He has lost all big-play ability but his nose for the end zone is still good.

Wide Receiver

Week 4: WR Volume Leaders

NAME	TEAM	SNAPS	SNAP %	ROUTES RUN	TARGETS	TARGET SHARE	AIR YARDS	AIR YARD MS	WOPR	FPTS
Amari Cooper	DAL	63	76.8	48	16	0.28	126	0.26	0.59	33.4
Terry McLaurin	WAS	64	90.1	45	14	0.32	135	0.68	0.95	21.8
Keenan Allen	LAC	50	94.3	27	12	0.48	71	0.37	0.98	14.2
DeVante Parker	MIA	57	80.3	41	12	0.27	84	0.25	0.57	21
Robby Anderson	CAR	44	57.1	31	11	0.31	109	0.48	0.79	17.9
Adam Thielen	MIN	58	87.9	23	10	0.45	132	0.48	1.02	26.2
Damiere Byrd	NE	73	97.3	41	10	0.29	150	0.51	0.8	13
Allen Robinson II	CHI	55	88.7	41	10	0.24	131	0.35	0.6	23.1
Isaiah Ford	MIA	45	63.4	36	10	0.22	93	0.28	0.53	8.8
Emmanuel Sanders	NO	51	72.9	24	9	0.36	104	0.45	0.85	15.3
DeAndre Hopkins	ARI	54	94.7	32	9	0.29	69	0.32	0.66	11.1
Olamide Zaccheaus	ATL	53	75.7	33	9	0.23	65	0.18	0.47	16.6
Darnell Mooney	CHI	46	74.2	34	9	0.21	123	0.33	0.55	9.9
Marquise Brown	BAL	43	75.4	21	8	0.35	219	0.61	0.95	12.6
Marquise Brown	BAL	43	75.4	21	8	0.35	219	0.61	0.95	12.6
Odell Beckham Jr.	CLE	58	77.3	33	8	0.31	135	0.46	0.78	38.4
Zach Pascal	IND	54	75	27	8	0.29	111	0.46	0.75	8.8
Kenny Golladay	DET	50	82	31	8	0.27	91	0.28	0.59	16.2
Marquez Valdes-Scantling	GB	61	96.8	34	8	0.24	119	0.48	0.7	8.5
Tyler Boyd	CIN	58	77.3	31	8	0.23	90	0.24	0.51	16.4
Hunter Renfrow	LV	50	67.6	39	8	0.19	62	0.23	0.44	10.7
Chris Hogan	NYJ	68	88.3	49	8	0.19	76	0.17	0.4	6.3
Mike Evans	TB	54	71.1	39	8	0.18	105	0.24	0.44	25.2
Greg Ward	PHI	48	77.4	27	7	0.27	44	0.29	0.61	7.8
Scotty Miller	TB	40	52.6	32	7	0.16	126	0.29	0.44	19.3
Will Fuller V	HOU	50	76.9	33	7	0.23	95	0.32	0.56	22.8
Tim Patrick	DEN	53	75.7	25	7	0.25	100	0.33	0.61	23.3
Sammy Watkins	KC	46	82.1	30	7	0.24	50	0.24	0.53	6.3
Cooper Kupp	LAR	49	86	32	7	0.22	53	0.27	0.52	17.7
Robert Woods	LAR	54	94.7	33	7	0.22	35	0.18	0.45	9.7
Stefon Diggs	BUF	56	91.8	33	7	0.22	103	0.64	0.77	17.5
Tee Higgins	CIN	43	57.3	29	7	0.2	126	0.33	0.53	13
Darius Slayton	NYG	66	97.1	45	7	0.19	93	0.44	0.6	7.8
CeeDee Lamb	DAL	62	75.6	47	7	0.12	94	0.19	0.32	25.2
DK Metcalf	SEA	55	87.3		6	0.18	87	0.29	0.47	14.6
Jarvis Landry	CLE	57	76	29	6	0.23	68	0.23	0.51	15.28
Tyreek Hill	KC	52	92.9	35	6	0.21	81	0.39	0.58	16.4
Julian Edelman	NE	46	61.3	33	6	0.18	37	0.12	0.35	6.5
N’Keal Harry	NE	57	76	30	6	0.18	32	0.11	0.34	11.1
Golden Tate	NYG	51	75	39	6	0.17	17	0.08	0.31	6
Laviska Shenault Jr.	JAX	37	54.4	22	6	0.17	48	0.17	0.37	14.1
D.J. Moore	CAR	55	71.4	32	6	0.17	53	0.23	0.41	8.9
Kendrick Bourne	SF	50	68.5	36	6	0.15	45	0.17	0.34	6.3
Zay Jones	LV	66	89.2	43	6	0.14	50	0.18	0.34	7.2
Cedrick Wilson	DAL	18	22	17	6	0.1	75	0.15	0.26	6.4
Justin Jefferson	MIN	51	77.3	22	5	0.23	88	0.32	0.56	14.3
T.Y. Hilton	IND	54	75	28	5	0.18	45	0.19	0.4	5.9
Randall Cobb	HOU	48	73.8	33	5	0.16	24	0.08	0.3	5.6
John Brown	BUF	52	85.2	33	5	0.16	5	0.03	0.26	8.2
A.J. Green	CIN	53	70.7	29	5	0.14	97	0.26	0.39	1.3
Keelan Cole	JAX	50	73.5	37	5	0.14	25	0.09	0.27	8.6
Calvin Ridley	ATL	45	64.3	29	5	0.13	98	0.27	0.38	0
Brandon Aiyuk	SF	64	87.7	48	5	0.12	25	0.1	0.25	13.6
Anthony Miller	CHI	43	69.4	33	5	0.12	42	0.11	0.26	4.6
Dontrelle Inman	WAS	57	80.3	43	5	0.11	25	0.12	0.26	6.9
Isaiah Wright	WAS	58	81.7	44	5	0.11	3	0.02	0.18	6.9
Michael Gallup	DAL	67	81.7	49	5	0.09	84	0.17	0.25	4.9
Jakeem Grant Sr.	MIA	28	39.4		4	0.09	50	0.15	0.24	6.6
Miles Boykin	BAL	31	54.4	15	4	0.17	52	0.15	0.36	4.8
Tre’Quan Smith	NO	62	88.6	25	4	0.16	50	0.21	0.39	21.4
Jerry Jeudy	DEN	48	68.6	26	4	0.14	70	0.23	0.38	14.1
Mecole Hardman	KC	26	46.4	18	4	0.14	-2	-0.01	0.2	12.7
Kenny Stills	HOU	27	41.5	18	4	0.13	64	0.21	0.34	11.9
Tyler Lockett	SEA	56	88.9	36	4	0.12	57	0.19	0.31	5.9
Cole Beasley	BUF	18	29.5	14	4	0.12	27	0.17	0.3	12.2
Josh Reynolds	LAR	30	52.6	22	4	0.12	43	0.22	0.34	5.5
David Moore	SEA	22	34.9	13	4	0.12	72	0.24	0.35	18.5
Chris Conley	JAX	21	30.9	15	4	0.11	13	0.04	0.2	7.4
Curtis Samuel	CAR	36	46.8	22	4	0.11	28	0.12	0.25	7.8
Damion Ratley	NYG	29	42.6	21	4	0.11	42	0.2	0.31	6.4
Nelson Agholor	LV	67	90.5	46	4	0.09	42	0.15	0.25	14.4
Noah Brown	DAL	22	26.8	17	4	0.07	29	0.06	0.14	8.3
Brandin Cooks	HOU	61	93.8	38	3	0.1	32	0.11	0.22	0
Andy Isabella	ARI	24	42.1	18	3	0.1	24	0.11	0.22	2.3
Danny Amendola	DET	34	55.7	25	3	0.1	24	0.07	0.2	7.7
Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	53	93	32	3	0.1	27	0.13	0.23	2.4
Darrius Shepherd	GB	36	57.1	22	3	0.09	68	0.28	0.33	4.1
Freddie Swain	SEA	27	42.9	17	3	0.09	13	0.04	0.17	5.2
Russell Gage	ATL	47	67.1	33	3	0.08	25	0.07	0.16	4
Braxton Berrios	NYJ	8	10.4	8	3	0.07	25	0.06	0.14	0
Preston Williams	MIA	43	60.6	31	3	0.07	39	0.12	0.18	4.5
Week 4 Avg. WR	NFL	38	56	26	4	0.14	53	0.19	0.34	7.14

Week 4 Highlighted Players (PPR Points): Greg Ward (7.9), Michael Gallup (4.9), James Washington (DNP), Chris Conley (7.4)

Above Average PPR Performance Week 2 Hit Rate: 66% scored above 7.1 PPR points, the average for the position in Week 4.

Terry McLaurin has posted above-average opportunity since Week 1 for the Washington Football Team. It makes sense given that Washington has run the 3rd most plays (177) trailing by 7 or more points. The team needs to throw the ball to be competitive and McLaurin is by far their best receiving threat. Despite all the opportunity, McLaurin only has one touchdown so far this year. This should correct itself as the year plays out, as he should have another touchdown based on the amount of receiving yards he has accrued. His stock may take a hit however now that Kyle Allen has been named the starter in Washington. Allen struggles to throw the deep ball accurately. He completed just 23.2% of his 56 passes 20 yards or more downfield. That was the worst in the league in 2019. Currently, McLaurin’s average depth of target is 10.2 yards and Seven of his 39 targets have been 15 or more yards downfield. This could put a cap on some of McLaurin’s big plays, but he should continue to be a target monster in an offense lacking weapons.

One of the top buy-low candidates at the receiver position right now is Marquise Brown. Hollywood is currently performing at WR4 levels in PPR scoring, however, that should not last if he cashes in on the opportunity he is receiving. Brown has a 27% target share, ranks seventh in air yards, and fifth in WOPR. His current average depth of target is 17.8 yards which rank third in the league. He is getting targeted with the deep ball, which can be a gamble with boom or bust results. Last season, Lamar Jackson completed just 33% of his deep ball attempts. This season he is completing a similar 31%. Should that number improve, even slightly, and Brown could be a huge boost to your receiving corps for the three-fourths of your season.

With injuries ravaging the Colts receivers, last season’s target leader, Zach Pascal has come back into play. Pascal was targeted a season-high eight times last week in the Colts win over the Bears. Pascal worked as a deep threat averaging 13.9 air yards per target. As a result, Pascal only brought in three of his eight targets. However, three of his targets were within the red zone and one was in the end zone. Pascal could be a name to watch as the Colts offense looks to find a healthy receiver to jump-start their offense.

Tight End

Week 4: TE Volume Leaders

NAME	TEAM	SNAPS	SNAP %	ROUTES RUN	TARGETS	TARGET SHARE	RZ TARGETS	AIR YARDS	AIR YARD MS	WOPR	FPTS
Week 4 Avg TE	NFL	40	59	20	4	0.11	1	27	0.09	0.22	7
Darren Waller	LV	70	94.6	43	12	0.28	3	64	0.24	0.58	15.8
Evan Engram	NYG	57	83.8	43	10	0.28	1	24	0.11	0.5	9.5
Austin Hooper	CLE	63	84	23	7	0.27	1	37	0.13	0.49	14.4
Travis Kelce	KC	43	76.8	29	6	0.21	2	58	0.28	0.5	10
Greg Olsen	SEA	35	55.6	22	7	0.21	3	57	0.19	0.45	8.5
Noah Fant	DEN	35	50	16	6	0.21	1	14	0.05	0.35	8.5
Zach Ertz	PHI	59	95.2	35	5	0.19	0	5	0.03	0.31	6.9
Robert Tonyan	GB	42	66.7	25	6	0.18	2	63	0.26	0.45	33.8
Tyler Eifert	JAX	46	67.6	31	6	0.17	1	32	0.11	0.33	4.2
Hayden Hurst	ATL	45	64.3	36	6	0.15	0	89	0.24	0.4	9.1
Richard Rodgers	PHI	22	35.5	13	4	0.15	0	37	0.24	0.4	6.5
Harrison Bryant	CLE	52	69.3	18	4	0.15	0	19	0.06	0.28	7.7
Dalton Schultz	DAL	63	76.8	44	8	0.14	1	78	0.16	0.32	17.2
Ian Thomas	CAR	45	58.4	25	5	0.14	2	38	0.17	0.32	8.5
Drew Sample	CIN	64	85.3	26	5	0.14	3	28	0.07	0.27	7.7
O.J. Howard	TB	28	36.8	16	6	0.13	0	76	0.18	0.32	14
Mark Andrews	BAL	37	64.9	19	3	0.13	0	52	0.15	0.3	20.7
T.J. Hockenson	DET	46	75.4	26	4	0.13	2	30	0.09	0.26	10.9
Dan Arnold	ARI	31	54.4	18	4	0.13	1	26	0.12	0.28	7.9
Jimmy Graham	CHI	41	66.1	31	5	0.12	0	26	0.07	0.23	7.3
Hunter Henry	LAC	45	84.9	22	3	0.12	0	23	0.12	0.26	5.9
Tyler Higbee	LAR	48	84.2	19	4	0.12	1	17	0.09	0.25	5.1
Jordan Akins	HOU	19	29.2	12	3	0.1	0	26	0.09	0.21	7.6
Ryan Izzo	NE	64	85.3	19	3	0.09	0	55	0.19	0.26	0
Logan Thomas	WAS	66	93	41	4	0.09	0	22	0.11	0.21	1.8
Kyle Rudolph	MIN	48	72.7	10	2	0.09	0	18	0.07	0.18	4.7
Tyler Kroft	BUF	20	32.8	8	3	0.09	0	17	0.1	0.21	2.2
Rob Gronkowski	TB	65	85.5	31	3	0.07	1	70	0.16	0.21	3.9
Jesse James	DET	30	49.2	10	2	0.07	1	45	0.14	0.2	4.1
Mike Gesicki	MIA	45	63.4	36	3	0.07	1	43	0.13	0.19	2.5
Durham Smythe	MIA	29	40.8	14	3	0.07	0	27	0.08	0.16	5
Chris Herndon	NYJ	55	71.4	35	3	0.07	0	16	0.04	0.13	2.1
Mo Alie-Cox	IND	33	45.8	7	2	0.07	2	7	0.03	0.13	8.3
Ryan Griffin	NYJ	21	27.3	10	3	0.07	0	3	0.01	0.11	4
James O’Shaughnessy	JAX	35	51.5	16	2	0.06	0	25	0.09	0.14	3.6
Darren Fells	HOU	52	80	27	2	0.06	0	16	0.05	0.13	4.1
Will Dissly	SEA	27	42.9	9	2	0.06	0	7	0.02	0.11	3.5
Jason Witten	LV	19	25.7	7	2	0.05	1	18	0.07	0.12	9.8
Demetrius Harris	CHI	23	37.1	12	2	0.05	1	5	0.01	0.08	1.6
Blake Bell	DAL	28	34.1	16	2	0.03	0	16	0.03	0.07	4.4

Week 4 Highlighted Players (PPR Points): Noah Fant (8.5)

Above Average PPR Performance Week 4 Hit Rate: 100% scored above 7 PPR points, the average for the position in Week 4.

After disappearing in Week 3, Darren Waller had another huge week against the Buffalo Bills. With 12 targets, 3 of which in the red zone, Waller was second to only inhuman George Kittle for targets at the position. With Kittle injured, Waller leads the league in targets, receptions, and WOPR. With all the Raiders’ injuries to their receivers, Waller is easily their best option and will be fighting for the rights of the overall TE1 crown going forward.

Much like Todd Gurley above, Greg Olsen, the big plays have all but disappeared from Olsen’s game. However, also like Gurley, Olsen is getting targeted close to the end zone which means you need to pay attention, especially with Russell Wilson and his 11.7% touchdown rate at quarterback. In Week 4, Olsen saw an Elite Level of opportunity with 3 targets within the red zone. He was only able to catch one and it wasn’t for a score, but regression says one is coming if the targets maintain. Olsen is near the top of the league with six total targets within the red zone, and for a guy that’s rostered in only 24% of Yahoo leagues, he may be worth a stream as bye weeks (scheduled or not) approach.

A fantasy analyst favorite dart throw at the tight end position was Ian Thomas this summer. He has yet to pan out in the 2020 season, but that happens with dart throws. He did show some signs of life in Week 4, as he had two targets within the red zone and scored a touchdown on one. Thomas was also responsible for 17% of the Panthers air yards in their victory over the Arizona Cardinals. Could this be the beginning of steady TE2 production or a blip on the tight end radar?

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