Red zone targets and carries
Who gets the ball near the goal line: each player's targets and carries on plays from the opponent's 20 in, and his share of his team's. Touchdowns follow these looks — what anytime-touchdown props and fantasy starts turn on.
Jahmyr Gibbs (Lions) leads running backs in red-zone looks: 36 (targets 6, carries 30), 50% of his team's. Among wide receivers, no one has more red-zone looks than Amon-Ra St. Brown (Lions): 16, with 16 targets and 0 carries — 22% of his team's. Trey McBride (Cardinals) leads tight ends in red-zone looks: 13 (targets 13, carries 0), 18% of his team's. Josh Allen (Bills) leads quarterbacks in red-zone looks: 14 (targets 0, carries 14), 22% of his team's.
From our play by play, every game of the season: a red-zone play starts at the opponent's 20 or closer; a target is a pass thrown to him, a carry a run. The share is his over his team's in the games he played.































