Fantasy Football Player Notes

Michael Pittman Jr. was a primary target in the passing game, catching 10 of his 13 targets (33% target share) for 107 yards. His longest reception was 24 yards.

Josh Downs also saw significant action with 13 targets (33% target share), resulting in 5 catches for 43 yards. He also had 3 red-zone targets but couldn't find the end zone.

We love concentrated target shares. Nobody else saw more than six targets (Alec Pierce) in the Colts passing game. Bet the receiving yardage over with the Titans' pass funnel defense up next.

Jonathan Taylor was the standout rusher, carrying the ball 15 times for 91 yards, averaging 6.1 yards per carry, and scoring two touchdowns. His longest run was 17 yards on a sparingly low 58% snap share.

Zack Moss also contributed significantly with 55 yards on 8 carries, averaging an impressive 6.9 yards per attempt. He also added 3 targets on a 41% snap share.

The first-half usage was bizarre. Taylor and Moss each had 4 carries. JT had 4 touches in the first half before they cut him loose. Taylor also had zero targets in the game despite running 21 routes to Moss' 17 routes.

Fantasy managers were saved by JT's two TDs - he had 5 red-zone carries - but Moss was more involved than anybody could have projected based on the recent trends.