Fantasy Football Player Notes

You don't need me to tell you that Taylor is a superstar these days, but it's worth pointing out that his 24.2% target share in Week 10 was a season-high. Indianapolis has fully bought into featuring JT as much as possible, and it's quite possible that he'll be the consensus 1.01 in 2022 fantasy drafts next season.

Pittman caught just 2-of-5 targets for 23 yards in Week 11. However, he simply wasn't needed as the Colts rode Jonathan Taylor to an upset victory over the Bills. Pittman will be leaned on more heavily when Indy is forced to throw more. He has fully broken out in his sophomore campaign and qualifies as a "buy low" entering Week 12.

The Falcons aren't efficient on offense, but Ryan's ADOT spiked to 12.5 in Week 4. Finally showing some (any) signs of life, things are trending up entering a Week 5 matchup against the Jets. Note that Ryan's play is more important for the fantasy values of Calvin Ridley and Kyle Pitts. Ryan is unlikely to have any fantasy usefulness outside of SuperFlex leagues this season.