Michael Salfino tracks the distribution of targets and touches in Week 9, leading him to believe Nico Collins is a top sell-high candidate.
Target and touch totals are important, but not as important as the market share. “Targets” is mostly a receiver stat . Touches are the currency of the running back. What we’re doing is really simple. For pass-catchers, market share is targets divided by team pass attempts. For running backs, it is touches divided by team plays from scrimmage . Advertisement Snap counts and depth of target and type of touch are also important but generally will not be discussed here. This is pure market share.
Advertisement was also over 15% in targets, though he didn’t do anything with them. We want them though. Ditto . was seventh and has been so efficient that he should have a touch floor even when returns, which can be any game now. Foreman’s a hold, for sure. seems poised to take a Top 10 spot with Cam Akers out for the year with another Achilles tear . But I think the sharp play, which this model can’t glean, is to grab on the cheap. clocked in at 24th. His role is teetering. No goal line.
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