Garrett Wilson — O 5.5 Receptions

Wilson is the Jets’ go-to target on intermediate routes and slot work. In games where the offense moves the chains, he clears this mark comfortably.

Nico Collins — O 5.5 Receptions

Collins is Houston’s most consistent target mover and draws plenty of intermediate looks. Expect volume — catches come with opportunity.

Travis Hunter — O 37.5 Rec Yds

Hunter’s offensive role has expanded; he’s no longer just a defensive chess piece. A 4–6 target game gets him to 37.5 receiving yards without needing a long score.

A.J. Brown — O 4.5 Receptions

Brown commands targets on every meaningful drive. He’s a high-floor play in most matchups where Philly stays competitive.

Harold Fannin Jr — O 33.5 Rec Yds (TE)

Rookie TEs often take time, but Fannin’s route profile and target share show immediate usage. Mid-30s yardage is very attainable if Cleveland schemes him into the middle field.

DK Metcalf — O 4.5 Receptions

Metcalf’s role is straightforward: contested catches, high-value targets. If he’s getting looks, 4.5 receptions is a conservative threshold.

Jaylen Warren — O 21.5 Rec Yds (RB)

Warren is rarely a non-factor in the pass game — he racks up check-downs and screens. That steady use produces reliable receiving yards week-to-week.

Drake London — O 5.5 Receptions

London’s strength is consistent intermediate catches; he’s a clear volume option when the Falcons need to move the ball. This line is volume-driven, not dependent on long plays.

Tetairoa McMillan — O 4.5 Receptions

McMillan has earned early trust and a steady target share in the passing game. Expect him to post a multi-catch day against most matchups.

Bijan Robinson — O 77.5 Rush Yds

Bijan is the offense’s bell cow when healthy — his explosive runs and volume make 77.5 realistic. He’s the kind of back that breaks the occasional long run and boosts his totals fast.

Justin Jefferson — O 5.5 Receptions

Jefferson is the focal point and sees the targets that matter. In a normal game script he clears 5.5 without relying on any single big play.

Ashton Jeanty — O 12.5 Rec Yds (RB)

Jeanty’s receiving usage gives him a low-yard threshold that’s easy to hit with a couple short catches. A modest target share gets this done.

Keenan Allen — O 4.5 Receptions

Allen operates in the slot where volume is king — he sees enough targets to make 4.5 catches routine. He’s the classic dependable veteran option.

Kenneth Walker III — O 17.5 Rec Yds (RB)

Walker is used in the passing game on third downs and checks; that role produces the mid-teens in receiving yards regularly. It’s a safe, role-based line.

Juwan Johnson — O 4.5 Receptions (TE)

Johnson is the Saints’ reliable short-area target on crucial downs. His volume makes this a realistic bet when he’s active.

Rome Odunze — O 4.5 Receptions

Odunze gets consistent targets as the lead option and converts them into catches. He’s on a steady path to multi-catch outings.

Jake Ferguson — O 39.5 Rec Yds (TE)

Ferguson plays the middle of the field and sees the intermediate looks that rack up yards. When the Cowboys move the chains, Ferguson benefits.

DJ Moore — O 2.5 Rush Yds

Moore’s occasional gadget rushes make this a trivial target to clear if the coach calls one jet motion or sweep. A tiny, low-variance line.

Jauan Jennings — O 45.5 Rec Yds

Jennings’ vertical role gives him explosive upside — this line pays off when he strings together a couple of chunk plays. Health and snaps are the keys.

Marquise Brown — O 5.5 Receptions

Brown sees consistent targets in the Chiefs’ offense and works the intermediate areas. Expect volume when the offense is on schedule.

Isaiah Pacheco — O 41.5 Rush Yds

Pacheco is the lead back and sees the early-down work that produces mid-40s totals. Volume-based rush lines like this are his forte.