Fantasy Notebook: Target & Snap Share Data From Week 2 (2025)

Week 2 Target & Snap Share Data To Know

Opportunity is king when it comes to fantasy football production.  Therefore, it is important to be aware of each player’s opportunity share. Past opportunity helps us predict future usage and, in turn, future fantasy output. But I understand that not every fantasy gamer has the time or resources to stay on top of the recent trends.  So, I am doing the research for you.

As a weekly series, I look at every box score, track target share and snap share. I compile all of the trends that I find useful or interesting here in order to help you make better lineup and roster decisions.  Pair this with our team profiles, weekly rankings, matchups preview, start/sit assistant, trade calculator, and other articles to give your teams an edge over the competition. Without further ado, here is everything I took away from an exciting Week 2 of routes, snaps, air yards, & targets.

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Snap Share 

• Cardinals RB snap shares:
  • James Conner 55%
  • Trey Benson 44%
• Chuba Hubbard played 74% of the snaps
• D’Andre Swift played 57% of the snaps. Meanwhile, Kyle Monangai played 41% while Roschon Johnson didn’t see the field on offense 
• Chase Brown has snaps shares of 75% and 71%
• Browns RB snap shares:
  • Jerome Ford 48%
  • Quinshon Judkins 27%
  • Dylan Sampson 23%
• Javonte Williams has snap shares of 77% and 72% to begin the season 
• Broncos backfield snap shares:
  • JK Dobbins 45% (53% in Wk1)
  • RJ Harvey 33% (29%)
  • Tyler Badie 22% (18%)
• Jonathan Taylor played 93% of the snaps 
• Bhayshul Tuten’s snap share rose from 6% in Week 1 to 25% in Week 2; LeQuint Allen played 15% (14%)
• Isiah Pacheco played 58% of the snaps 
• Blake Corum had a 30% snap share
• De’von Achane played 93% of the snaps 
• Patriots RB snap shares:
  • Rhamondre Stevenson 65%
  • TreVeyon Henderson 32%
  • Antonio Gibson 17%
• Devin Singletary got the start, but played just 4 snaps (6%); Cam Skattebo led the Giants backfield over Tyrone Tracy 52% to 42%
• Breece Hall played 64% of the snaps; Braelon Allen was down to 19%, Isaiah Davis 21%
• Steelers RB snaps:
  • Jaylen Warren 58%
  • Kenneth Gainwell 42%
  • Kaleb Johnson 3%
• Zach Charbonnet out-snapped Kenneth Walker 55% to 35%
• With Ekeler out early, Jeremy McNichols out-snapped Jacory Croskey-Merritt 16 to 15

Target Share

• Trey Benson had 6 (24%) targets to James Conner’s 1 (4%)
• After an 11% target share in Week 1, James Cook was targeted just once (4%)
• Chuba Hubbard has had target shares of 14% and 11% to begin the season 
• Drake London’s target share fell from 36% to 19%
• Kyle Pitts has had target shares of 19% and 24% to begin the season
• Mark Andrews has 4 targets through 2 weeks
• Zay Flowers has had target shares of 47% and 38% to begin the season 
• Dalton Kincaid had a 22% target share
• Keon Coleman’s target share dropped from 24% in Week 1 to 11% in Week 2
• Tetairoa McMillan had an 18% target share 
• Rome Odunze has had target shares of 26% and 33% to begin the season
• Ja’Marr Chase had a 36% target share with Joe Burrow out (Tee Higgins 18%)
• Browns target shares:
  • Jerry Jeudy 17%
  • Cedric Tillman 15%
  • Jerome Ford 12%
  • David Njoku 10%
  • Harold Fannin 10%
  • Dylan Sampson 6%
  • Isaiah Bond 6%
  • Quinshon Judkins 6%
• George Pickens had a 17% target share
• Jake Ferguson had a team-high 23% target share 
• Evan Engram has had target shares of 10% and 7% to start the season 
• Troy Franklin had a 30% target share
• Isaac TeSlaa has had one target in each game
• Jameson Williams has target shares of 13% and 14% to begin the season 
• Matthew Golden’s target shares through two weeks: 9%, 6%
• Tucker Kraft has target shares of 18% and 23%
• Josh Downs had a 24% target share (10% in Week 1)
• Tyler Warren has target shares of 31% and 21%
• Brenton Strange has target shares of 14% and 13%
• Brian Thomas Jr had a 29% target share
• Parker Washington led the Jaguars in receiving yards but he was tied for fourth on the team in targets (12%)
• Travis Hunter had a 14% target share
• After a 46% target share in Week 1, Hollywood Brown saw 17% of the targets in Week 2
• Travis Kelce had a team-high 21% target share (10% in Week 1)
• Tyquan Thornton had a 17% target share 
• Davante Adams has target shares of 28% and 39%
• De’von Achane had a 31% target share 
• Jordan Mason had a 14% target share (Aaron Jones 5%)
• Kayshon Boutte had a 4% target share 
• Rhamondre Stevenson and Stefon Diggs led the Patriots with a 22% target share each; TreVeyon Henderson: 9%
• Chris Olave has target shares of 28% and 29%
• Juwan Johnson has target shares of 24% and 26%
• Malik Nabers has had a 32% target share in each game 
• Tyrone Tracy has target shares of 11% and 12%
• Wan’Dale Robinson has target shares of 22% and 24%
• Garrett Wilson had a 36% target share
• AJ Brown followed up his 1 target game in Week 1 with a 36% (8) target share in Week 2
• Kenneth Gainwell has target shares of 13% and 14%
• Jonnu Smith and Pat Freiermuth each had 4 targets (11%)
• Cooper Kupp had a 27% target share
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba has had target shares of 57% and 30%
• Jauan Jennings had a 26% target share; Ricky Pearsall 15%
• Calvin Ridley, Elic Ayomanor, and Chug Okonkwo tied to lead the Titans with an 18% target share each

ROUTE PARTICIPATION

• Trey Benson ran 16 routes to James Conner’s 10
• Drake London, Kyle Pitts, and Darnell Mooney each had a 100% route participation rate
• Bijan Robinson ran a route on 79% of the drop backs
• DeAndre Hopkins ran just 22% of the routes
• Mark Andrews had an 82% route participation rate
• Keon Coleman ran just 57% of the routes; that was 94% in Week 1
• Tetairoa McMillan ran 91% of the routes
• Chuba Hubbard: 77% route participation
• Rome Odunze was the only Bear to run 100% of the routes
• Cole Kmet ran 32 routes to Colston Loveland’s 20
• Mike Gesicki 31 routes, Noah Fant 12
• David Njoku ran a route on 82% of the dropbacks, Harold Fannin 64%
• Browns RB routes:
  • Jerome Ford 56%
  • Dylan Sampson 24%
  • Quinshon Judkins 18%
• Cedric Tillman led the Browns with a 94% route participation (Jerry Jeudy 90%)
• George Pickens led the Cowboys with a 96% route participation
• Evan Engram: 60%
• JK Dobbins, RJ Harvey, and Tyler Badie each ran 10 routes (33.3%)
• Troy Franklin led the Broncos with a 90% route participation
• Isaac TeSlaa ran 39% of the routes
• Matthew Golden: 67%
• Tucker Kraft: 93%
• Tyler Warren had a 91% route participation
• Jonathan Taylor: 86%
• Alec Pierce led colts WRs with an 88% route participation
• Travis Hunter ran 61% of the routes
• Brenton Strange: 93%
• Jaguars RB routes:
  • Travis Etienne 65%
  • LeQuint Allen 20%
  • Bhayshul Tuten 18%
• Parker Washington: 25%
• Travis Kelce, Tyquan Thornton, and Hollywood Brown tied to lead the Chiefs with an 80% route participation
• Blake Corum had a 32% route participation 
• De’Von Achane: 97%
• Jalen Nailor and Justin Jefferson each ran 100% of the routes
• Rhamondre Stevenson ran 73 of the routes to TreVeyon Henderson’s 42%
• Kayshon Boutte led Patriots WRs with a 73% route participation rate (Stefon Diggs 58%)
• Chris Olave ran 100% of the routes
• Juwan Johnson 97%
• Tyrone Tracy 47%, Cam Skattebo 45%
• Grant Calcaterra had a 97% route participation rate with Dallas Goedert out
• Pat Freiermuth 60%, Jonnu Smith 58%
• Jaylen Warren 47%, Kenneth Gainwell 50%, Kaleb Johnson 3%
• Torry Horton ran 49% of the routes
• Zach Charbonnet ran 19 routes (54%) to Kenneth Walker’s 10 (29%)
• Kendrick Bourne ran 57% of the routes a week after joining the 49ers
• Elic Ayomanor had a 71% route participation rate
• Jacory Croskey-Merritt ran 10 routes to Jeremy McNichols’ 9

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