Thread by @LateRoundQB

Each Monday morning, I throw a fantasy football stat thread together. This is the Week 3 data dump.

Dalton Kincaid has seen target shares of 24% and 22% over his last two games. He unfortunately hasn't hit a 65% route participation rate in any game this season.

James Cook saw 86% of Buffalo's running back rushes against Miami on Thursday night. That's just the fourth time he's been above an 80% running back rush share in a regular season game across his career.

Josh Palmer route participation rates through three weeks, via PFF data:
Week 1: 76%
Week 2: 66%
Week 3: 47%

De'Von Achane has seen target shares of 31.3% and 27.3% over his last two games. Dating back to the beginning of 2024, when Tua Tagovailoa has been under center, Achane's averaging a target share per game rate of 19.7%.

Tyreek Hill target shares by week:
Week 1: 19.4%
Week 2: 21.9%
Week 3: 30.3%

Harold Fannin had a 65% route participation rate in his first two games of the season. It was 52% in Week 3. With that being said, Fannin, per PFF data, played just 8 fewer snaps than David Njoku.

Quinshon Judkins led the Browns backfield with a 55% snap share. Dylan Sampson, who ran just three routes, saw only five total snaps.

Only one Packers player had more than four targets in Week 3, and it was Josh Jacobs. His 36% target share was the highest of his career.

Per Next Gen Stats, Jordan Love finished Week 3 with the lowest air yards per attempt of any quarterback at 1.6. He was at 10.1 in Week 1 and 14.5 in Week 2.

For those curious because of the injury, Tucker Kraft ran a route on 71% of Jordan Love's drop backs against the Browns. He was at 78% and 82% during his first two games of the season.

Outside of Romeo Doubs, Matthew Golden, and Dontayvion Wicks, no Packers wide receiver ran more than 5 routes, per PFF.

Michael Pittman has now hit a 24% target share in two of three games this season. He's scored 20.0 and 19.3 PPR points in those games.

Meanwhile, Josh Downs has seen target shares of 10%, 24%, and 12% over his three games this year.

Tony Pollard saw four targets on Sunday (11.8% target share). He saw two targets in Weeks 1 and 2 combined.

Elic Ayomanor PPR points this season: 32.7
Calvin Ridley PPR points this season: 19.1

Chig Okonkwo had route shares of 82% and 76% in Weeks 1 and 2. In Week 3, despite OK production, it was 62%.

Tee Higgins saw two targets for a 7.7% target share in Week 2.

Chase Brown scored 6 PPR points against the Vikings on a 19% target share. That was his lowest point output since Week 2 of last season.

Jordan Mason was great on the ground against the Bengals, rushing 16 times for 116 yards. He, however, did not register a target. Last year in San Francisco, when starting, Mason averaged just a 4.6% target share per game rate.

TJ Hockenson hit a season-high 25% target share against the Bengals in Week 3.

Rhamondre Stevenson (2) and Antonio Gibson (1) each fumbled against the Steelers. Per @MikeClayNFL, after the Gibson fumble, TreVeyon Henderson played 26 snaps. The other two backs combined for 8.

Hunter Henry had a 30.6% target share against the Steelers. He wasn't above a 20% share in either Week 1 or Week 2.

Stefon Diggs had a 55.3% route participation rate in Week 3. He was at 70% in Week 1 and 58% in Week 2.

Jaylen Warren played 79% of Pittsburgh's offensive snaps on Sunday against the Patriots. He'd been at 46% and 58% in Weeks 1 and 2, respectively. He's now seen running back rush shares of 70% and 82% over his last two games. Those are the two highest marks of his career.

Kyren Williams running back rush share rates by week:
Week 1: 94.7%
Week 2: 77.3%
Week 3: 71.4%

He hasn't hit a double-digit percentage target share yet this season.

Puka Nacua has seen target shares of 39.3%, 28.1%, and 45.5% this season. Absurd usage.

Per Next Gen Stats, Jalen Hurts had an air yards per attempt rate of 8.4 yesterday. In Week 1, it was 4.5. In Week 2, 6.6.

Devonta Smith and AJ Brown's combined target shares by week:

Week 1: 20.0%
Week 2: 66.7%
Week 3: 63.3%

Dallas Goedert ran a route on 95% of Philly's drop backs against the Rams. That's his highest route participation rate since Week 2 of last season (includes playoffs).

Garrett Wilson has seen target shares of 43%, 38%, and 37% in his three games this year. Also absurd usage.

Rookie Arian Smith route participation rates by week:
Week 1: 12%
Week 2: 61%
Week 3: 83%

After getting to an 83% running back rush share in Week 2, Breece Hall had a 60% share in Week 3, the lowest of the season. He still had a 17% target share, which is his average on the season.

Emeka Egbuka, who was banged up entering Week 3, played just 64% of Tampa Bay's snaps against the Jets. After route participation rates of 97% and 98% in Weeks 1 and 2, he was at 66% in Week 3. He still had his highest target share of the season (28.6%).

Bucky Irving has seen target shares of 13%, 17%, and 14% over the first three games of the season. He was north of a 10% target share just five times in last year's regular season.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt had a 39.7% snap share in Week 3. It led the backfield. The team's running backs combined for one target (it went to Bill). Chris Rodriguez led the team with 11 rush attempts. And that's the highest rush attempt total of any Washington back this season.

Tre Tucker led the Raiders with a 33% target share in Week 3. Jakobi Meyers was under the 15% target share mark for the first time since Week 15 of the 2024 season.

Ashton Jeanty was out-targeted 2 to 0 by Zamir White in Week 3. Jeanty's route participation hasn't been above 55% in a single game this year.

Kyle Pitts had another great route participation rate in Week 3, running a route on 96% of Atlanta's drop backs.

Darnell Mooney has now seen target shares of 19.0% and 26.8% in his two games played this season.

Chuba Hubbard had a 62% snap share and 44% route participation rate against Atlanta. Those were both season lows.

Tetairoa McMillan had a 33% target share against the Falcons. He's been above the 25% mark in two of his three games this year.

The Jaguars backfield has had just one game where one of their backs hit a 10% target share. It happened in Week 1, and Travis Etienne hit a 10.3% share.

Parker Washington led Jacksonville with a 28.9% target share against the Texans.

Travis Hunter's route participation by week:
Week 1: 82%
Week 2: 60%
Week 3: 61%

In Christian Kirk's 2025 debut, he ran the second-most routes at wide receiver for the Texans, capturing a 22% target share.

Xavier Hutchinson ran more than twice as many routes as Jayden Higgins in Week 3, per PFF.

Woody Marks snap shares by week:
Week 1: 12%
Week 2: 28%
Week 3: 48%

After seeing an uptick in route share in Week 2, Troy Franklin continued seeing a lot of playing time with a 94% route share in Week 3. He just didn't convert much on his 17.4% target share.

Tyler Badie, who'd been digging into JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey's workloads, ran just one route against the Chargers. He only played two snaps. Dobbins had a season high 67% snap share, while Harvey's was more in line with what we've seen (29%).

In Oronde Gadsden II's career debut on Sunday, he ran just one fewer route than Tyler Conklin, per PFF. On his 14 routes run, he was able to manage 7 targets.

Omarion Hampton had a 15.2% target share in Week 3. A Chargers running back hit that mark only four times last year.

Targets through three games:
Quentin Johnston: 24
Keenan Allen: 28
Ladd McConkey: 21

Tory Horton route shares by week:
Week 1: 65%
Week 2: 51%
Week 3: 76%

Horton ran as many routes as Cooper Kupp and Jaxon Smith-Njigba against the Saints.

Chris Olave has seen target shares of 31.7%, 29.4%, and 34.1% over his three games this year.

This could be game flow-related, but Juwan Johnson had a season low 71% route participation rate against the Seahawks.

Luther Burden had his most productive day as a pro against the Cowboys, securing season highs in target share (10.7%) and route participation rate (31%).

Jake Ferguson has seen his target share rise each week this season, going from 18.2% in Week 1 to 23.1% in Week 2 and then 31.8% in Week 3.

Javonte Williams handled 52.6% of Dallas' running back rushes against the Bears, a season low. He'd previously been around 79%.

Trey Benson ran 23 routes to Emari Demercado's 2 in Week 3. Per @dwainmcfarland, after James Conner's injury, Benson played 87% of the team's snaps and had a 50% route participation rate.

Marvin Harrison Jr. has a sub-20% target share on the season, and he's failed to score just 8 PPR points in two of his three games this year.

Ricky Pearsall and Christian McCaffrey combined to see 68.4% of San Francisco's targets against the Cardinals. CMC was at a 39.5% target share, the highest from any running back this year. It's only been reached six times (now seven) by a running back since 2011.

With Jauan Jennings out, Kendrick Bourne ran the second-most routes at wide receiver for San Francisco in Week 3. Skyy Moore ran the third-most.

Cam Skattebo saw a 25.8% target share against the Chiefs last night. That was highest on the Giants.

Wan'Dale Robinson air yards per target by week, per Next Gen Stats:
Week 1: 3.3
Week 2: 16.1
Week 3: 19.1

Tyquan Thornton has scored more PPR points this year than Tetairoa McMillan, DK Metcalf, Mike Evans, Devonta Smith, AJ brown, Ladd McConkey, DJ Moore, Marvin Harrison Jr, Drake London, and Brian Thomas.

Isiah Pacheco hasn't scored double-digit PPR points in a game since Week 2 of last season.

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