Targets & Touches

Week 2 2026

The leading indicators behind fantasy football points. Use these by position to gain a massive advantage each week.

Week 2 in progress: 1 of 16 games played, 2 teams shown. Updated after each game day; final Tuesday morning.

‹ Week 1Updated Fri, Sep 18, 2026 · Δ compares each player's Week 2 game to their previous game

Risers target share vs. previous game

  1. Keon ColemanBUF+18
  2. Isaac TeSlaaDET+11

Fallers target share vs. previous game

  1. DJ MooreBUF−29
  2. Jameson WilliamsDET−13
PlayerTmOppSnap%TgtTgt%Δ Tgt%AirY%RZ TgtRecYdsTDL3 Tgt%Szn Tgt%
Amon-Ra St. BrownDETBUF95%1334%−249%29142235%35%
Khalil ShakirBUFDET49%621%012%0338021%21%
Keon ColemanBUFDET74%621%+1830%1663013%13%
Isaac TeSlaaDETBUF75%513%+1111%122608%8%
Joshua PalmerBUFDET38%311%+420%014319%9%
Jameson WilliamsDETBUF97%411%−1316%0233017%17%
DJ MooreBUFDET31%00%−290%00-1014%14%

7 WRs had a role in Week 2. Players on bye or inactive this week are not listed. Click a column header to sort.

How to read this

Tgt%
Share of the team's targets in that game. The stickiest predictor of WR/TE scoring. Yards and touchdowns follow it.
AirY%
Share of the team's air yards (how far downfield the targets travelled). High air-yard share with low catches means the big games are still coming.
Opp%
Opportunity share: a running back's carries plus targets as a share of the team's carries plus targets. Better than yardage because it is what the coaches control.
RZ Tgt / RZ Car
Targets and carries inside the opponent's 20. Touchdown equity before the touchdowns arrive.
Snap%
Share of the team's offensive snaps. The earliest signal that a role is growing or shrinking, often a week before the usage shows up.
Δ
Change versus the player's previous game, in percentage points (or attempts for QBs). Green is up, red is down. Risers and Fallers only list players with a real role in both games.
L3 / Szn
Average over the player's last three games, and over the whole season to date.
Last 3 / Season views
Shares are computed over the window's totals (all of a player's targets over all of his team's targets in those games), not averaged week by week, so a big game counts more than a quiet one. Per-game rates divide by games played. vs Szn on the Last 3 view is the recent share minus the season share: the trend.