Who got the volume in Week 9: quarterbacks by expected fantasy points, running backs by carries, and receivers and tight ends by targets. Set the Utilization page to Week 9 to see every player.

QB leader23.8xFPTyler Shough
RB leader31CarriesJames Cook
WR leader19TargetsPuka Nacua
TE leader10TargetsDarren Waller

QBQuarterbacksBy expected fantasy points

PlayerxFP vs leaderPOE
1NOTyler Shough100% snaps23.8-4.1
2SFBrock Purdy92% snaps22.8+2.5

RBRunning BacksBy carries

PlayerCarry shareCar
1BUFJames Cook64% snaps70.5%31
2NYGDevin Singletary93% snaps67.7%21
3DETJahmyr Gibbs68% snaps71.4%20
4DALJavonte Williams72% snaps58.8%20
5TBBucky Irving69% snaps71.4%20

WRWide ReceiversBy targets

PlayerTarget shareTgt
1LAPuka Nacua93% snaps44.2%19
2DALCeeDee Lamb94% snaps47.1%16
3NOChris Olave85% snaps34.3%12
4CINJa'Marr Chase84% snaps41.4%12
5MINJustin Jefferson98% snaps34.4%11

TETight EndsBy targets

PlayerTarget shareTgt
1CARDarren Waller53% snaps25.6%10
2LVBrock Bowers100% snaps25.0%8
3ARITrey McBride83% snaps26.7%8
4TBCade Otton100% snaps25.0%8
5SFGeorge Kittle78% snaps28.0%7

↑Two Risers From Week 8

TA

Tyler Allgeier

RBARI
+53.7pts carry share
vs previous game
17Carries in Week 9
RBBiggest carry-share jump
TT

Tre Tucker

WRLV
+21.1pts target share
vs previous game
8Targets in Week 9
WRBiggest target-share jump

Change in share from each player’s previous game, in percentage points. A player coming off a bye is compared with the game before it. Minimum 5 carries or targets in Week 9, and players already listed above are left out.

Every player, every week: snaps, targets, carries, air yards and expected points.

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