Each week The Fantasy Fix will delve a little bit behind the numbers and bring you the target totals for each fantasy-relevant running back, wide receiver and tight end. The target numbers will hopefully tell you which players quarterbacks are, um, targeting often and who could have a breakout game in the weeks ahead. The Houston-San Diego game target results will be added in Tuesday.

Running backs

The running back target list looks like it should for the most part – most of the top names at the top of the board. Da’Rel Scott only had that many targets because the Giants were down and David Wilson was benched. No need to pick him up as New York will probably sign a veteran running back to share time with Wilson. … Joique Bell (71%) had 67 receiving yards and 92 total yards. The second-year back averaged five yards a carry last year and over nine yards a reception on 52 catches. He should be owned in most if not all PPR leagues. … Mark Ingram, Stevan Ridley and Montee Ball figure to have limited, if any, action in the passing game so the zero targets the three received is nothing to worry about.

Wide receivers

Calvin Johnson was this close to having two touchdowns yesterday, but both were ruled incomplete, one somewhat controversially. … Jerome Simpson (1%) had the second best yardage day of his career, and only he and Greg Jennings had more than four targets for the Vikings. Of the five receivers who had at least 140 yards, Simpson’s eight targets were by far the fewest. … Brian Hartline (29%) tied for fourth in receptions (nine) and eighth in yards (114). Part of that was due to Mike Wallace being shut down by Joe Haden, but Hartline had at least five targets in every game he played in last year and finished with 74 receptions with a respectable 14.6 yards per catch. Pick him up. … Even though he got a bunch of targets Kenbrell Thompkins (65%) was very unimpressive, not even averaging 11 yards a catch. Julian Edelman (7%) caught two touchdowns and had three more catches on five fewer targets. Put him at the top of your waiver queue this week.

Tight ends

Jordan Cameron (41 percent owned at ESPN) and Dallas Clark (7%) finished one-two in targets here, but Cameron is the much safer pickup with more upside. He caught three passes of at least 16 yards yesterday and displayed nice agility on his seven-yard touchdown grab. Even when Josh Gordon comes back, Cameron will still be a borderline weekly start. … Outside of those two the rest of the top tight end targets looks pretty much like what you’d think it would. … Jared Cook‘s 141 receiving yards were 31 more than any other tight end’s first week performance. He should’ve had a third touchdown, as well. … Kellen Winslow (1%) could make for a good PPR play in deeper leagues. … Tyler Eifert (10%), along with Gresham and Sanu, was second in targets on the Bengals, and he finished alone in second in yards (47) and long reception (17).