The target list is comprised of players with nine or more targets in Week 14. You will notice TTL and AVG, which represents how many total targets (TTL) and the average number of targets (AVG) a player receives each week. I also highlight a few individual players and put a summary on how each player on this target list is performing. With each summary, you will notice that I have their individual stats for the game. Targets alone can be misleading.

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Jarvis Landry has taken off with targets. He has 135 on the season, which is seventh in the NFL. The last six weeks he has totaled 71 and had only two games in that set where he had less than 12.

Jordan Reed is most likely not going to get more than nine targets a game. It just doesn’t seem as it matters how many he gets, as he always produces. Last week he caught all nine targets for 120-yards and a touchdown. It’s a shame he plays for Washington and is concussion prone.

Golden Tate scored two touchdowns last week. No really, he did. He also had nine receptions on ten targets for 60-yards. In his last four weeks, he has 39 targets. Don’t expect another two touchdowns, but you can expect a continuous dose of 10+ targets.

Doug Baldwin has seen his targets increase ever since the bye week. He has not had lower than six targets and has 42 over the last five games. The biggest jump has been his touchdowns. Baldwin has eight in the last three games, and nine in the last five.

Amari Cooper has run smacked dab into the rookie wall. He may have hit it so hard he may never be heard from again. Granted, some of Carr’s throws were putrid, but if you are targeted eight times and you come away with 0-0-0, there is something wrong.

Marques Colston had a long trip in Dudsville, but he arrived back in spectacular fashion. He caught two of Drew Brees’ passes for touchdowns and finished with 36-yards on six catches. The eight targets is the second most he had all season, after averaging just 5.3 during the year.