Opportunity Knocks: Week 1 Usage Report and Recap

Opportunity is king in fantasy football. Tracking player volume and snaps each season helps managers get ahead of coaching trends while making advanced moves on the trade market and waiver wires. In this recurring weekly series, we will look at all 32 teams’ most notable market shares (percentage of team output) in targets, opportunities, and rushing/receiving production. Week 1 is officially in the books and we already have some stunning usage data to recap, so let’s get right to it. For the complete report of opportunity data on every single player, download the FREE Fantasy Football by Broto App.

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Arizona Cardinals

• The Cardinals’ quarterback woes have drastic effects on every member of the offense, reducing their ceiling and lowering their floor of fantasy production.

• James Conner led all Cardinals’ running backs with an 84% snap share (52), tallying 14 carries (73.7% Rush Share) and five targets (16.7% Target Share).

• Joshua Dobbs attempted just 30 passes, completing 21 or 132 yards.

• Rookie wide receiver Michael Wilson led the wideout group with 56 snaps (90.0% Snap Share). Wilson saw four targets (13.3%), catching two for 19 yards.

• Rondale Moore led the team in receiving yards with 33, catching all three of his targets (10.0%) with a 68.0% snap share (42).

• Zach Ertz led the charge with 10 targets (33.3%), catching six balls for just 21 yards.

Atlanta Falcons

• Head coach Arthur Smith allowed quarterback Desmond Ridder to attempt a whopping 18 passes. Ridder completed 15 for 115 yards with one touchdown.

• Drake London recorded zero receptions on two targets (5.6%) with a 90.0% snap share (47).

• Mack Hollins was the only other receiver to see the field for more than 50.0% of the team’s snaps. Hollins earned four targets (22.2%) on 33 snaps (63.0%).

• Bijan Robinson (33 Snaps/66.0% Snap Share) and Tyler Allgeier (29 Snaps/56.0% Snap Share) split work at running back in Robinson’s rookie debut.

• Robinson led the entire Falcons offense with six targets (33.3%), catching all six for 27 yards and one touchdown while tallying 56 rushing yards on 10 carries (40.0% Rush Share).

• Allgeier handled more rushing work, sporting 15 carries (60.0% Rush Share) for 75 yards and two touchdowns while hauling in all three of his targets (16.7%) for an additional 19 receiving yards.

• Kyle Pitts played 32 snaps (62.0%), earning three targets (16.7%) while Jonnu Smith (26 Snaps/50.0% Snap Share), MyCole Pruitt (25 Snaps/48.0% Snap Share) continue to steal valuable playing time from the young tight end.

Baltimore Ravens

• Todd Monken’s new-look Ravens offense was nothing new at all as the team operated with a heavy-run focused offensive philosophy.

• Lamar Jackson attempted just 22 passes, completing 17 for 169 yards and one interception with zero touchdowns. Jackson tallied six carries (23.0% Rush Share) for 38 yards.

• Zay Flowers made an immediate impact in his NFL debut, earning an NFL-leading 45.4% target share (10 TGT) while catching nine passes for 78 yards. Flowers led all Ravens in routes, targets, receptions, and receiving yards as the rookie saw an increased opportunity share sans Mark Andrews. Flowers' 45.4% target share and 46.1% receiving yards share mark the highest totals of any Ravens wide receiver in their first NFL game.

• Odell Beckham Jr. led the Ravens’ receivers in snaps (59/92.0% Snap Share) but managed only three targets (13.6%) as he played second fiddle to Flowers.

• Rashod Bateman played just 39.0% of the offensive snaps (25), earning three targets (13.6%).

• J.K. Dobbins, Gus Edwards, and Justice Hill received eight carries each (33.3%) rushing share despite Dobbins exiting early in the game with a torn Achilles tendon.

• Hill outsnapped Edwards 19 (30.0%) to 15 (23.0%), securing two touchdowns with his opportunity share.

• Neither Hill nor Edwards was targeted as a receiver. 

Buffalo Bills

• Josh Allen completed 29/41 attempts with four turnovers in the Bills overtime loss to the Jets in Week 1.

• James Cook led all Bills running backs in snaps (41/59.0% Snap Share), carries (12/80.0% Rush Share), targets (6/14.6% Target Share), rushing yards (46), receptions (4), and receiving yards (17).

• Stefon Diggs earned more than double the targets of the next closest teammate, securing 10 catches on 13 targets for 102 yards and one touchdown.

• Dalton Kincaid matched Dawson Knox with four targets () but encouragingly played most of his snaps from the slot receiver position whereas his veteran counterpart lined up exclusively as an in-line tight end.

Carolina Panthers

• Bryce Young completed 20/38 pass attempts or 146 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions in his first NFL Start.

• Miles Sanders took the lead of the backfield with 44 snaps (57.0% Snap Share), six targets (15.8% Target Share), and 18 carries (66.7% Rush Share). Sanders tallied 98 scrimmage yards (72 Rushing/26 Receiving) on 22 touches (18 Carries/4 Receptions).

• Terrace Marshall Jr. led all Panthers wideouts in snaps (69/90.0% Snap Share) and targets (6/15.8% Target Share).

• Hayden Hurst acted as Young’s favorite target, collecting five receptions for 41 yards and one touchdown on a 53.0% snap share (41) with seven targets (18.4% Target Share).

Chicago Bears

• Rookie running back Roschon Johnson led the backfield in snap percentage (29/39.0% Snap Share) and targets (7/18.9% Target Share), collecting his first touchdown as a pro in Week 1.

• Khalil Herbert (27 Snaps/36.0% Snap Share) and D’Onta Foreman (21 Snaps/28.0% Snap Share) were both utilized in the Bears game plan but may soon concede their roles to the rising rookie.

• D.J. Moore saw only two targets (5.4% Target Share) despite leading the Bears’ wideouts with 68 snaps (92.0% Snap Share).

• Darnell Mooney led the receivers in targets with seven (18.9% Target Share) while posting four receptions for 53 yards and one touchdown.

• Cole Kmet and Roschon Johnson tied Mooney for the team lead in targets with seven each.

Cincinnati Bengals

• Joe Burrow recorded the lowest yardage total of any healthy game in his career, completing 14/31 pass attempts for 82 yards with zero touchdowns.

• Tee Higgins earned a 25.0% target share (8 Targets) while playing 95.0% of the offensive snaps (54). Higgins recorded zero receptions.

• Ja’Marr Chase played on more snaps than Higgins (54 Snaps/96.0% Snap Share) and received one more target (9 Targets/28.1% Target Share). Chase was actually able to record a catch, hauling in five for 39 yards as Burrow struggled to produce.

• Joe Mixon played 62.0% of the team’s snaps (35), recording five targets (15.6% Target Share) and 13 carries (76.5% Rush Share).

• Trayveon Williams and Chris Evans combined for 23 snaps, four carries, and one target.

Cleveland Browns

• Nick Chubb (36.0% Snap Share) and Jerome Ford (45.5% Snap Share) split snaps in a dominant win over the Bengals in Week 1. Chubb was by far the more productive and still the continued favor to lead the backfield moving forward.

• Donovan Peoples-Jones led the Browns wide receivers with an 89.0% snap share (66) but earned only two targets (6.9%).

• Elijah Moore (69.0% Snap Share) and Amari Cooper (62.0% Snap Share) saw seven targets each (24.1% Target Share) with Moore edging Cooper in snaps and routes run.

Dallas Cowboys

• The Cowboys' offensive usage stats in Week 1 are heavily skewed due to the nature of their 40-0 blowout win over the Giants.

• CeeDee Lamb topped all wideouts with a 79.0% snap share (46) while tying Brandin Cooks with four targets (16.0%).

• Tony Pollard posted two touchdowns on a 64.0% snap share (37), garnering 53.8% of the team’s rush attempts (14 Carries) and 12.0% of the team’s targets (3 Targets).

Denver Broncos

• Javonte Williams matched Samaje Perine with a 45.0% snap share (29) while leading the Broncos with 13 carries (61.9% Rush Share) and topping the entire team in targets (6 Targets/17.6% Target Share).

• Courtland Sutton led the Broncos receivers in snap share (86.0%/55 Snaps) and targets (5 Targets/14.7% Target Share) while Jerry Jeudy continues to tend to a hamstring injury.

• Adam Trautman saw increased usage once Greg Dulcich was ruled out of the game. Trautman played 72.0% of the offensive snaps (46) recording a 14.7% target share (5 Targets).

Detroit Lions

• First-round rookie running back Jahmyr Gibbs was rarely utilized in Week 1, recording just 19 snaps (27.0% Snap Share) with seven carries (25.0% Rush Share) and two targets (5.7% target share).

• David Montgomery was not targeted in the passing game but played much more than Gibbs, recording 21 carries (75.0% Rush Share) on 55 snaps (79.0% Snap Share).

• Amon-Ra St. Brown dominated wideout snaps and targets, posting a 25.7% target share (9 Targets) on a team-high 94.0% snap share (66).

• Josh Reynolds (7 Targets/20.0% Target Share) and Marvin Jones (6 Targets/17.1% Target Share) served as complimentary options but neither player saw the field for more than 70.0% of the offensive snaps.

• Rookie tight end Sam LaPorta had a stellar day of usage, playing 83.0% of the team’s snaps (58) with a 14.3% target share (5 Targets) in his first game as a pro.

Green Bay Packers

• Jordan Love tossed three touchdowns in the Packers' resounding win, completing 15/27 attempts for 245 yards.

• Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon are locked in a committee with Jones receiving 29 snaps (47.0% Snap Share) and Dillon receiving 29 snaps (48.0%).

• Dillon posted a higher rushing share (48.1%) and saw just one fewer target than Jones.

• Jones was the more productive back despite fewer total opportunities. The veteran produced 127 scrimmage yards (41 Rushing/86 Receiving) on 11 touches (9 Carries/2 Receptions).

• Jones recorded nine carries (33.3% Rushing Share) and four targets (14.8% Target Share).

Houston Texans

• C.J. Stroud was running rampant trying to avoid the Ravens' all-out Zone Blitz defense in Week 1. The rookie quarterback had a respectable first outing, all things considered, collecting 262 total yards (242 Passing, 20 Rushing) while completing 28/44 pass attempts with no turnovers. Stroud was sacked five times.

• Dameon Pierce led the Texans’ backfield with 35 snaps (45.0% Snap Share) and 11 carries (61.1% Target Share) while adding three targets (6.8% Target Share).

• Newcomer Devin Singletary played just 16 snaps (21.0% Snap Share), garnering seven carries (38.9% Rush Share) with zero targets.

• Robert Woods (58 Snaps/75.0% Snap Share) and Nico Collins (54 Snaps/75.0% Snap Share) served as the 1A and 1B for their rookie quarterback.

• Collins topped the pair with 11 targets (25.0% Target Share) though Woods was closely behind with 10 targets (22.7% Target Share).

Indianapolis Colts

• Anthony Richardson completed 24/37 pass attempts for 223 yards with one touchdown and one interception while rushing 10 times (38.4% Rush Share) for 40 yards and another touchdown.

• Deon Jackson served as the unquestioned lead running back in the stead of Jonathan Taylor. Jackson played 71.0% of the offensive snaps (51), recording 13 carries (81.2% Rush Share) and six targets (15.4% Target Share).

• Pittman was far and away Richardson’s favorite target, securing eight receptions on 11 targets (28.2% Target Share) with one touchdown. Pittman led all wideouts with a 97.0% Snap share (70).

• The Colts have a clear rotation of three wideouts in this offense. Alec Pierce (66 Snaps/92.0% Snap Share) and Josh Downs (57 Snaps/79.0% Snap Share) were the only other receivers to play more than five snaps.

• Downs encouragingly earned seven targets (17.9%), four more than Pierce despite a lower percentage of snaps and routes run.

Jacksonville Jaguars

• Trevor Lawrence completed 24/32 pass attempts for 241 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. Lawrence is growing into his generational label, exhibiting several mind-bending throws in Week 1.

• Calvin Ridley is a true superstar Alpha receiver with sensational usage and efficiency. In Ridley’s first game back he recorded 11 targets (34.4% Target Share), catching eight passes for 101 yards with one touchdown despite playing fewer snaps than Zay Jones.

• Jones led the Jaguars receivers with an 89.0% snap share (62), tallying seven targets (21.9% Target Share) alongside one of the most incredible touchdown catches you will ever witness.

• Travis Etienne topped the team with 18 rush attempts (69.2% Rush Share) on an 80.0% snap share (56), adding five targets (15.6% Target Share) as well.

• Rookie running back Tank Bigsby was able to find the end zone in his first NFL game but managed just 13 total yards on seven carries (26.9% Rush Share) with a 21.0% Snap Share (15).

• Evan Engram recorded five receptions for 49 yards on five targets (15.6%) and a 73.0% Snap Share (51).

Kansas City Chiefs

• Patrick Mahomes struggled to find a rhythm without his top weapon, throwing a costly pick-six and finishing with 226 yards and two touchdowns on 21/39 pass attempts.

• Mahomes also led the team in rushing yards with 45 as Isaih Pacheco (8 Carries/23 Yards) and Clyde Edwards-Helaire (6 Carries/22 Yards) failed to move the rock.

• Pacheco led the running back room with 31 snaps (48.0% Snap Share) and eight carries (57.1% Snap Share).

• Jerrick McKinnon was on the field for 20 snaps (31.0% Snap Share) but recorded zero carries and only two targets (5.1% Target Share).

• Skyy Moore, Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Richie James, Rashee RIce, Justin Watson, and Kadarius Toney make up a rag-tag bunch of complementary wideouts struggling to pose as a top option.

• No Chiefs wideout played more than 70.0% of the offensive snaps as Andy Reid elected to rotate through the entire depth chart.

• Toney and Rice led the corps with five targets each (12.8%) despite each player playing fewer than 20 snaps.

• Noah Gray got the start at tight end in replace of an injured Travis Kelce. Gray played 88.0% of the team’s snaps (57), earning five targets (12.8%) but conceded one of the team’s two passing touchdowns to unknown practice squad tight end Blake Bell.

Las Vegas Raiders 

• Jakobi Meyers was having a career game before being knocked out of the contest by a brutal and illegal hit from Broncos’ Kareem Jackson.

• Meyers still managed to lead all Raiders in targets (10 Targets/38.5%) while playing 80.0% of the offensive snaps (47) before leaving the game. Meyers finished the game with an impressive stat line of 9/81/2.

• Davante Adams recorded nine targets (34.6%) on a 90.0% snap share (53) but was far less productive than Meyers in Week 1, catching six passes for 66 yards with zero touchdowns.

• Josh Jacobs led the NFL with a 95.0% rushing share (19 Carries) but managed just 47 rushing yards. That equates to one yard per snap (47 Snaps/80.0% Snap Share) for the Raiders veteran running back.

Los Angeles Chargers

• Austin Ekeler (16 Carries/50.0% Rushing Share) and Josh Kelley (16 Carries/50.0% Rush Share) saw identical workloads in the run department.

• Ekeler edged Kelley 41 snaps (51.0% Snap Share) to 39 snaps (48.0% Snap Share) while outpacing his teammate's five targets (15.2% Target Share) to one (3.0% Target Share).

• Keenan Allen remains a target-hog despite his increasing age. Allen played a team-high 91.0% of the snaps (74), earning nine targets (27.3% Target Share).

• Mike Williams played 77.0% of the offensive snaps (62) before being ruled out with an injury. Williams had five targets (15.2% Target Share)

Los Angeles Rams

• Puka Nacua was a relatively unknown name before he stepped on the field and torched the Seahawks defense for 119 yards with 10 receptions on a league-high 15 targets (39.5% Target Share) despite playing fewer snaps than Tutu Atwell (64 Snaps/79.0% Snap Share) and Van Jefferson (75 Snaps/93.0% Snap Share).

• Atwell secured six of his eight targets (21.1% Target Share) for 119 yards.

• Van Jefferson recorded a mediocre 13.2% Target Share (5 Targets) despite leading the team in snaps.

• Cam Akers had the lowest rushing total of any running back in Week 1 with a rushing opportunity share greater than 50.0%. Akers managed just 29 yards despite 22 carries (59.5% Rush Share).

• Kyren Williams played more snaps than Akeres, tallying 53 snaps (65.0%). Williams was much more productive, posting 52 yards and two touchdowns on 15 attempts (40.5% Rush Share).

Miami Dolphins

• Raheem Mostert led the Dolphins backfield with a 73.0% snap share (49) and 76.9% rush share (10 Carries).

• Tyreek Hill earned 15 targets (33.3%), catching 11 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns despite playing only 66.0% of the offensive snaps (44).

• Jaylen Waddle had a similarly low snap share of 64.0% (43) but was much less productive, earning just five targets (11.1%), the same amount as Braxton Barrios and River Cracraft. Waddle was also out-targeted by tight end Durham Smythe.

• Durham Smythe was on the field for 100.0% of the Dolphins offensive plays (67) in Week 1. Smythe was second on the team in targets with seven (15.6%) target share.

Minnesota Vikings

• Justin Jefferson is an unstoppable force of elite target-earning production. Jefferson collected nine of 12 targets (27.3% Target Share) for 150 yards.

• Jordan Addison took no time at all to tally his first NFL touchdown. Addison played 36 snaps (56.0% Snap Share) catching four passes for 61 yards on six targets (13.6% Target Share).

• T.J. Hockenson earned nine targets (20.5% Target Share), catching eight for a measly 35 yards while playing 75.0% (48 Snaps) of the team's snaps.

• Alexander Mattison led the Vikings backfield in snaps ( Snaps/% Snap Share) and 11 carries (% Rush Share), adding three catches on four targets (% Target Share) for 10 yards and one touchdown.

New England Patriots

• Mac Jones attempted a career-high 54 pass attempts in Week 1, completing 35 for 316 yards with three touchdowns and one interception.

• Jones Completed passes to eight different players in the Patriots' loss.

• Rhamondre Stevenson, Kendrick Bourne, Hunter Henry, Demario Douglas, JuJu Smith-Schuster, and Ezekiel Elliot all received six targets or more.

• Kendrick Bourne led the team with a 91.0% snap share (73 Snaps) and 20.4% target share (11 Targets), catching six for 64 yards and two touchdowns.

• Kayshon Boutte was second on the team in receiver snaps with 55 (69.0%).

• Rhamondre Stevenson flashed his league-winning upside, securing six receptions for 64 yards while tying Bourne with team-high totals in both categories. 

• Stevenson also received more carries (12 Carries/63.2% Rush Share) and snaps (58 Snaps/72.0% Rush Share) than Elliott (35.0% Snap Share/36.8% Rush Share/13.0% Target Share) but both players were rendered virtually useless as rushers by the Eagles defense.

New Orleans Saints

• Derek Carr completed 23 of 33 attempts for 305 yards with one touchdown and one interception in his first game as the Saints starting quarterback.

• Jamaal Williams trailed Josh Jacobs by merely 0.3% for Week 1 leader in Rush Share. Williams tallied 18 carries (94.7% Rush Share) with 49 snaps (75.0% Snap Share).

• Michael Thomas led the Saints wide receivers in snaps (52 Snaps/80.0% Snap Share) but played only one more snap than Chris Olave. Thomas earned eight targets (24.2%).

• Olave led the team with 10 targets (30.3% Target Share), catching eight for 112 yards with a 78.0% snap share (51).

• Rashid Shaeed saw six targets (18.2% Target Share), catching five for 89 yards and one touchdown.

New York Giants

• The Giants' usage stats are heavily skewed due to the nature of their 40-0 blowout loss to the Cowboys in Week 1.

• Saquon Barkley received 80.0% of the team’s rushing attempts (12 Carries) and 13.3% of the team’s passing attempts (4 Targets) while playing 64.0% of the snaps (45).

• Darren Waller and Darius Slayton led the team with five targets (16.7% Target Share) each.

• Darius Slayton and Parris Campbell matched each other with 47 snaps (67.0% Snap Share).

• Waller played 54.0% of the team’s snaps, conceding playing time to Daniel Bellinger (44 Snaps/63.0% Snap Share).

New York Jets

• The Jets attempted just 21 passes after Aaron Rodgers went down with an injury.

• Garrett Wilson led the team in snap percentage (93.0% Snap Share), and target share (22.7% Target Share).

• Breece Hall managed to produce 147 scrimmage yards despite a mere 31.0% snap share (17 Snaps), 41.7% rush share (10 Carries), and 9.1% target share (2 Targets).

Philadelphia Eagles

• D’Andre Swift and Rashaad Penny (healthy scratch) appear to be nothing more than depth pieces at the early juncture of the 2023 season.

• Kenneth Gainwell led the trio in carries (14 Carries/87.5% Rush Share), receptions (4), and targets (4 Targets/12.1% Target Share), securing 74 scrimmage yards on 18 touches.

• A.J. Brown and Devonta Smith are Sympatico as the Eagles’ WR1(A) and WR1(B). Deciding who is the A and who is the B is irrelevant as both wideouts continue to produce at elite levels.

• Brown and Smith earned 10 targets apiece (30.3%), both securing seven receptions. Brown led the way with 79 receiving yards while Smith proved to be the more productive option for fantasy, recording 47 receiving yards and one touchdown.

• Smith outpaced Brown 65 snaps (98.0% Snap Share) to 60 snaps (91.0% Snap Share).

• Dallas Goedert failed to catch his only target (3.0%) despite playing 92.0% of the Eagles’ snaps.

Pittsburgh Steelers

• A running back committee appears prevalent in the Steelers backfield as Najee Harris (33 Snaps/52.0% Snap Share) and Jaylen Warren (25 Snaps/40.0% Snap Share) split work in the Steelers loss.

• Warren tripled Harris’ target total, earning six targets (13.0%) to Harris’ two (4.3%).

• Allen Robinson surprisingly led the team in targets, earning eight (17.4%) on an 89.0% snap share (56 Snaps).

• Pickens matched Robinson with 56 snaps (89.0% Snap Share), falling one target shy of his teammate (7 Targets/15.2% Target Share).

• Diontae Johnson earned six targets (13.0%) on 27 snaps (43.0% Snap Share) before being ruled out with a hamstring injury. Johnson is expected to miss the next several weeks.

San Francisco 49ers

• Brandon Aiyuk (58 Snaps/85.0% Snap Share) played one fewer snap than Deebo Samuel (59 Snaps/87.0% Snap Share) but vastly outproduced his teammate.

• Aiyuk saw a team-high eight targets (27.6% Target Share) catching all eight for 129 yards and two touchdowns.

• Samuel received seven targets (24.1% Target Share), catching five for 55 yards.

• Christian McCaffrey led the charge with an 85.0% Snap Share (58 Snaps), 81.5% Rush Share (22 Carries), and 17.2% Target Share (5 Targets) while no other member of the 49ers backfield played more than 10 snaps.

Seattle Seahawks

• Kenneth Walker is the clearcut RB1 for the Seahawks, recording a 70.6% Rush Share (12 Carries), 63.0% Snap Share (32 Snaps), and 19.2% Target Share (5 Targets) in Week 1.

• Rookie Zach Charbonnet saw just 12 snaps (24.0% Snap Share) with no targets and only three carries (17.6% Rush Share).

• DK Metcalf (48 Snaps/94.0% Snap Share) and Tyler Lockett (45 Snaps/88.0% Snap Share) predictably led the way with team-high totals in snap percentage.

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba kept pace as a target earner, matching Metcalf with a team-high five targets (19.2%) despite playing only 30 snaps (59.0% Snap Share).

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

• Rachaad White failed to find meaningful production in Week 1 but showed encouraging usage with a 70.8% Rush Share (17 Carries) and 79.0% Snap Share (54 Snaps).

• Chris Godwin led the Buccaneers with 58 snaps (85.0% Snap Share) but had just one more snap and four fewer targets (6 Targets/17.6% Target Share) than Mike Evans.

• Evans led the way with 10 targets (29.4%) catching the team’s lone touchdown pass.

Tennessee Titans

• Tyjae Spears played 100.0% of the Titans' third downs snaps but ultimately conceded the bulk of his opportunity share to Derrick Henry.

• “King Henry” played four fewer snaps than Spears but tallied 15 carries (83.3% Rush Share) and three targets (8.8% Target Share).

• Second-year wideout Treylon Burks led the Titans receivers in snaps (57 Snaps/90.0% Snap Share) but managed only three targets (8.8%).

• Both Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (51 Snaps/7 Targets) and DeAndre Hopkins (49 Snaps/13 Targets) outplayed and outproduced Burks despite less time on the field.

Washington Commanders

• Terry Mclaurin suited up despite a late injury designation, leading the Commanders wide receivers with 63 snaps (89.0% Snap Share).

• Jahan Dotson wasn’t far behind, tallying 62 snaps (87.0% Snap Share) with a team-high seven targets (22.6% Target Share).

• Antonio Gibson’s utility is quickly waning as the running back coughed up yet another costly fumble. Gibson played 25 snaps (35.0% Snap Share, earning three carries (12.0% Rush Share) and one target (3.2% Target Share).

• Brian Robinson is the leading running back until further notice. Robinson posted a 61.0% Snap Share (43 Snaps) and 19 carries (76.0% Rush Share) with two targets (6.5% Target Share) in Week 1.

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