Week 17 Waiver Wire Targets & Injury Updates
Written by Duke Deming FullTime Fantasy evaluates the injury report from Week 16 and highlights the top waiver wire targets for Week 17 of fantasy football. Week 16 Injury Report Lamar Jackson (QB – BAL) Removed from game before halftime with a back injury. He is considered day-to-day with a back contusion, so we will monitor his status heading into Week 17. Jordan Love (QB – GB) Left game early with a concussion. Malik Willis entered the game as the backup, and will most likely start in Week 17 if Love is unable to clear concussion protocol. J.J McCarthy (QB – MIN) Exited game early with a hand injury. The young quarterback is day-to-day after receiving negative X-rays on his injury. Max Brosmer will start if McCarthy is unable to play. Quinshon Judkins (RB – CLE) Suffered a fractured leg and dislocated ankle, and will miss the rest of the season. One of Dylan Sampson, Raheim Sanders, or Trayveon Williams will play the lead role next week. TreVeyon Henderson (RB – NE) Left game early after suffering a head injury from a hard tackle. Rhamondre Stevenson will receive a big workload if Henderson is unable to play in Week 17. Jordan Mason (RB – MIN) Forced to leave Week 16 early with an ankle injury. Aaron Jones Sr. saw 23 touches and will be in line for another big workload if Mason can’t play in Week 17. Davante Adams (WR – LAR) Missed Week 16 with his hamstring injury. The Rams have a long week, so the extra rest could help Adams return for Week 17. If not, Puka Nacua could see another monster workload. Rashee Rice (WR – KC) Unable to play in Week 16 due to a concussion. The Chiefs are eliminated from playoff contention and playing backup quarterbacks, so Rice does not project well for the rest of the season even if he is able to play. Week 17 Waiver Wire Radar 1. Tyler Shough (QB – NO) The rookie quarterback is on a fantasy hot streak since Week 10. In Week 16, Shough posted his first 300-yard passing game. He has a favorable matchup versus the Titans in Week 17. 2. Blake Corum (RB – WAS) Continues to see an increased role in the Rams’ offense. Corum had 14 carries for 48 yards and a touchdown last week, along with a 13-yard reception. 3. Tyjae Spears (RB – TEN) Spears broke out last week, running for 52 yards and a touchdown against the Chiefs. He also added 5 catches for 53 yards through the air. 4. Parker Washington (WR – JAX) Had a monster game with 6 receptions for 145 yards and a touchdown in Week 16. He should continue to see an increased usage in the Jaguars’ passing game. 5. Mack Hollins (WR – NE) Played a big role in Week 16 with 9 targets. He hauled in 7 of them for 69 yards. The Patriots have some injuries at wide receiver, so Hollins should be on the field a lot in Week 17. 6. A.J. Barner (TE – SEA) Barner is quietly putting up a great fantasy season for the Seahawks. He had 4 receptions for 49 yards and a touchdown in Week 16. 7. Taysom Hill (TE – NO) The versatile player for the Saints has not been a huge fantasy factor this season, but he could play a big role at the end of the season. He threw for a touchdown in Week 16, along with 12 carries for 42 yards. Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Circa Survivor Update
All 10 Circa Survivor Entries Avoid Upsets & Advance To Christmas Double Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X For the second consecutive week, the remaining 10 contestants avoided any upsets as Houston, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Buffalo and San Francisco all earned hard-fought victories. The three contestants who backed Houston to extend their winning streak to seven games over the struggling Raiders avoided a scare as the Texans held on to beat Las Vegas, 23-21. The Texans, who closed as 14.5-point home favorites, earned their fifth consecutive home victory despite only scoring one offensive touchdown. Derek Stingley Jr.’s first career pick-six to kick early in the game supplied Houston’s only other touchdown. STINGLEY JR. PICK-6 LVvsHOU on CBS/Paramount+https://t.co/HkKw7uXnxV pic.twitter.com/Ou91hzbnF5 — NFL (@NFL) December 21, 2025 The three entrants who selected the Eagles 15 were able to enjoy a stress free Sunday after Philadelphia cruised to a 29-18 win over the Commanders. The 7.5-point road favored ‘Birds, earned their second straight NFC East crown on the strength of 132 yards and a touchdown on the ground from Saquon Barkley. SAQUON SIX! PHIvsWAS on FOX/FOX Onehttps://t.co/HkKw7uXnxV pic.twitter.com/nWrzw0a1iZ — NFL (@NFL) December 21, 2025 The two contestants who backed Tyler Shough and the Saints against the Jets were rewarded with a no-sweat blowout 29-6 win. New Orleans extended their winning streak three thanks to a monster performance by wideout Chris Olave who hauled in 10 of 16 targets for 148 yards and two touchdowns. THREE IN A ROW DUBS#Saints | @Gatorade pic.twitter.com/br2Fm49xjA — New Orleans Saints (@Saints) December 21, 2025 Finally, the one player who used Buffalo as 10.5-point favorites over Cleveland escaped with a 23-20 win, while the final entrant who had to wait til Monday night enjoyed a 41-27 win by San Francisco as 6-point road favorites over Indianapolis. The 10 remaining players, who are each in ownership of an entry with an estimated value of $1,871,800, will have to make two selections this week as Circa’s Survivor contest makes Christmas Day its own week. The Top 10 all survive moving into this Christmas week! #CircaSurvivor pic.twitter.com/GzDnp8337l — Survivor Sweat (@SurvivorSweat) December 23, 2025 On the week, favorites went 10-6 Straight-up (SU) as well as 9-7 Against the Spread (ATS) edge. Overall, favorites maintain a sizable 156-78-1 SU (4 pick-ems) mark, while ‘dogs hold a 119-115-1 ATS (50.9%) advantage on the year. Home teams hold a 125-107-1 SU advantage with 7 neutral-site International games, while also owning the more coveted 118-115 ATS (50.6%) edge. For the third straight week, games were higher scoring than the oddsmakers predicted with Overs posting a 9-6-1 mark. Overs now hold 124-112-4 (52.8%) lead on the season. The Circa Survivor contest is a grueling contest which forces entrants to pick one winner every week, with no spread with one pivotal caveat. Entrants CAN NOT use the same team more than once during the course of the season. Circa Survivor, which requires a $1,000 entry fee, will once again be a massive sweat for those who run deep into the season due to the massive winner-take-all prize pool. As for the look-ahead to the Week 17 slate, it is expected that: Denver (-13) at Kansas City on Christmas Day as well as New England (-13.5) at NY Jets, LA Rams (-8) Cincinnati (-7) vs Arizona and Seattle (-7) at Carolina- will be among the most heavily chosen teams among the 10 players remaining in the contest. Circa Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, home to the prestigious Fantasy Football World Championship, continues to deliver world-class content from the best players to help fans win and stay informed. Stay tuned for more expert insights as the season unfolds! Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Scott Atkins Breaks Down Week 16 RB Snap Counts & Opportunity Share %
Scott Atkins Breaks Down Week 15 RB Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % Written by Scott Atkins, veteran high-stakes fantasy analyst and contributor to FullTime Fantasy. Week 16 of the 2025 NFL season is in the books, and the snap counts and Opportunity Share % (Backfield Touches %) reveal who’s dominating backfields. This breakdown covers all 32 teams across eight divisions, plus the top 10 leaders, to give you a fantasy edge for Week 17. Snap counts show time on the field, while Opportunity Share % highlights players with the most touches (rushes + receptions) and what backfield usage %. Use this data to spot breakout candidates and waiver wire targets as the season heats up. Team-by-Team Running Back Breakdowns AFC East Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % AFC North Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % AFC South Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % AFC West Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC East Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC North Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC South Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC West Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % Top 10 RB Snap Count Leaders Top 10 RB Opportunity Share % Leaders
Week 16 DraftKings DFS Sunday Main Slate Breakdown
Week 16 DraftKings DFS Strategy (Main Slate) Written by Adam Krautwurst @adam_krautwurst on X Week 16 is shaping up as a “pay-down at QB, pay-up everywhere else” slate. Injuries, benchings, and late-season chaos have opened multiple viable quarterbacks under $6K, and the opportunity cost of paying up at QB is simply too high given the elite skill-position ceilings available. Core Slate Themes Cheap QB + elite skill players is optimal Multiple RBs and WRs capable of 30+ DK points Tight end is either Trey McBride or a value pivot like Darren Waller Defensive pricing allows easy salary relief Quarterback Strategy Top Overall QB: Bo Nix Jaguars allow top-10 QB FPPG. Denver throwing volume is massive (34–45 attempts weekly). Sneaky overall QB1 upside in a 47.5 total. Perfect for balanced builds. Best Value / Cash QB: C.J. Stroud Raiders weak in pressure rate. Texans offense efficient even in wins. High floor, lower ownership than ultra-cheap QBs. Ideal when stacking elite RB + WR combos. Minshew / Ewers are viable punts, but Stroud and Nix are the safest ways to attack cheap QB builds. Running Back Breakdown Core RB1: Jahmyr Gibbs Massive target share. TD equity (16 TDs). Lions will scheme touches regardless of matchup. Underpriced compared to ceiling. Best Value RB: Aaron Jones Sr. Giants are dead last vs the run. Jones dominates routes vs Jordan Mason. $5,200 is far too cheap for receiving role. Cash-game lock. Other viable pivots: Bijan Robinson (leverage), James Cook III, Bucky Irving, Woody Marks. Wide Receiver Targets Elite WR Anchor: Ja’Marr Chase No Tee Higgins = nuclear usage. 16 targets last week. Game-script proof. One of the safest WR floors in DFS. Best Value WR: DK Metcalf Lions allow most WR FPPG recently. Steelers forced to pass. Price hasn’t adjusted. High-leverage ceiling play. Other strong options: Amon-Ra St. Brown, Justin Jefferson, Jameson Williams, Michael Wilson. Tight End Strategy Pay-Up Option: Trey McBride Leads entire NFL in receptions. Matchup doesn’t matter. Worth building around even at $7,600. Value Pivot: Darren Waller Massive TD target share against league worst defense. Bengals bleeding points. Strong GPP alternative to McBride. Defense Notes Best salary-adjusted defenses: Jets (elite value), Chiefs, Texans, Bills, Giants. Week 16 DraftKings Lineups (Main Slate) LINEUP 1 — Balanced Build with Elite Ceiling QB – Jacoby Brissett RB – Jahmyr Gibbs RB – Aaron Jones Sr. WR – Marquis Brown WR – DK Metcalf WR – Michael Wilson TE – Trey McBride FLEX – Audric Estime DST – Las Vegas Raiders Why this works: Cheap QB + elite skill players. McBride + Chase provide positional advantage. Estime is a super cheap source of touches. Raiders DST gives salary relief without punting upside. LINEUP 2 — Stars & Scrubs with Safe Floor (Cash / Small-Field GPP) QB – Bo Nix RB – Jahmyr Gibbs RB – Audric Estime WR – Ja’Marr Chase WR – Justin Jefferson WR – DK Metcalf TE – Darren Waller FLEX – Keenan Allen DST – NY Jets Why this works: Massive raw-point ceiling. Dual elite WRs. Waller provides TE leverage vs McBride chalk. Final DFS Notes Do not overthink QB — the slate is won with skill players Prioritize volume + matchup over name value McBride is worth eating chalk Waller is the best leverage TE Gibbs + Jones is an elite RB pairing Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 16 On the Mark: Best NFL O/U Prop Picks
Week 16 “On the Mark” – Best Prop Bets Written by Mark Deming @yomarkdeming on X Let’s get into week 16 and cash some winners. After compiling the exclusive, full-time fantasy data and projections, you will find five different players to attack in Week 16 player props. In the first strategy below, you’ll find aggressive plus numbers with all of the plus money and higher benchmarks. On the second strategy, you will find the more conservative minus payouts on the same five players with less aggressive benchmarks. We recommend the round robin format for each or both recommendations. Each player included in the article are Alpha players in the offense or heavily involved in the offensive game plan as well as all the players correlate with FTF elite projections. Try using 80-90% of your bank roll on the round robin and 10-20% on a parlay is a smart way to play with upside. Attached are examples of the round robin and parlay tickets per the below recommendations that you can tail in the amount that works for you. Aggressive + Money Strategy (Round Robin 2×2 / by 2’s – 80-90% bankroll | Five player parlay – 10-20% bankroll) Bills Josh Allen over 215.5 passing yards -105 Patriots Drake Maye over 246.5 passing yards +100 Falcons Bijan Robinson over 139.5 rushing and receiving combined +120 Dolphins Devon Achane over 125.5 rushing and receiving combined +125 49ers George Kittle over 77.5 receiving yards +140 Conservative – Money Strategy (Round Robin 2×2 / by 2’s – 80-90% bankroll | Five player parlay – 10-20% bankroll) Falcons Bijan Robinson over 122.5 combined rushing and receiving yards -170 Dolphins Devon Achane over 105.5 combined rushing and receiving yards -165 Patriots Drake Maye over 231.5 passing yards -145 Bills Josh Allen over 201.5 passing yards -150 49ers George Kittle over 57.5 receiving yards -185 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Anytime Touchdown Props For Week 16
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Props For Week 16 Our models are targeting several players who could catapult your fantasy football squad to the Championship game! Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Sunday up +10.03 units on the year. Firstly, let’s invest in two Player Proposition investments as well as once again focusing on three Anytime-Touchdown wagers via a combination of my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! TOP PLAYER PROP TARGETS Jacoby Brissett OVER 254.5 Pass Yds (FanDuel) Brissett has surpassed this demand in all 8 of 9 (88.9%) this season. Has eclipsed his passing yard market number in EVERY game 11 of 11 (100%). Sharp money in Vegas is expecting matchup to be high scoring driving the game total from 46 up to 48.5. Tyler Shough INT – NO (-118 BetMGM) There have been 323 interceptions in the NFL this season. 0 by the New York Jets in 2025. This bet cashed last week and sharp money is backing Shough to play a clean game vs porous Jets defense. Top Anytime Touchdown Values By The Projections WR Amon-Ra St. Brown -113 (Caesars) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%). Fantasy Football’s overall WR3 in PPR formats, faces a favorable matchup in Week 16 against a Steelers defense that has allowed 12 total touchdowns to opposing wideouts this season. ASB, who ranks 2nd in Targets (135), 2nd in Red Zone Targets (25) tied for second with 11 Receiving Touchdowns, including 7 in 7 home games. RB Quinshon Judkins +105 (DraftKings) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%). Cleveland’s rookie RB1 finds a plus-matchup in Week 16 against a Bills defense that has surrendered the most rushing touchdowns (20) to opposing running backs – highlighted by allowing 5 total touchdowns to RBs over their last 3 games overall. Judkins, who has scored in two of his last three games, has found the endzone four times in six home games. Top Anytime Touchdown Moonshot That Could Lead To Glory WR Mike Evans +170 (FanDuel) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%). Evans looked fully healed from his collarbone injury last week against Atlanta hauling in six receptions for 132 yards. Carolina, who have allowed 4 receiving touchdowns over their last three games, have struggled containing the veteran wideout in recent matchups. A deeper dive reveals that Evans has posted 36 receptions for 606 yards and seven touchdowns in his last five matchups against the Panthers. After scoring last week on 12 targets, the healthy +170 odds make it a solid investment on a wideout who scored three touchdowns on 21 targets against his NFC South rival in two games last season. Respected Money Note: In his career, Evans posted 118 receptions for 1,695 yards and 14 touchdowns in 21 games against the Panthers. Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 55-76 (+10.03 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 16 Fantasy Projections (Updated 12/20)
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Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Rams vs Seahawks
Expert betting preview and projections for the pivotal NFC West clash on Thursday Night Football. Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X The Thursday night showdown between Matthew Stafford and the Rams (11-3) and Sam Darnold and the Seahawks (11-3) will have major implications on the NFC West crown as well as the top overall playoff seed in the NFC. The Rams, despite winning the first matchup 21-19 in Week 11, have moved to 1.5-point underdogs with an over/under listed at 42.5 total points by oddsmakers. The total, which opened at 45, witnessed sharp action following a forecast of rain and wind gusts near 30 mph driving the number down to 42. Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Week 16 up +11.15 units on the year. Let’s take a deeper dive into the best plays by focusing on my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! Top Values By The Projections RB Kyren Williams OVER 9.5 Rec Yds (FanDuel) Williams has eclipsed this number in back-to-back contests. Seattle is allowing an average of 5.7 receptions and 40.1 receiving yards per game to opposing RBs. 18 running backs have surpassed this demand vs ‘Hawks this season. With Los Angeles without star WR Davante Adams, as well as potentially poor weather conditions, will likely result in more check downs by Stafford. The versatile RB has surpassed this demand in 9/14 (64.3%) games this season. TE Colby Parkinson Over 39.5 Receiving Yards (FanDuel) Parkinson turned a season-high 86% snap percentage last week into season-highs in targets (7), receptions (5), and receiving yards (75). With Adams (hamstring) out for Week 16, it is time for us to invest in an emerging player at the tight end position who has posted 4+ receptions in four of his last six games. The oddsmakers have been unable to properly price the veteran TE who has witnessed his receiving yards market increase over the last five games from 12.5 to 21.5 to 23.5 to 25.5 to 29.5 – all numbers he exceeded (14, 41, 27, 32, 75). Expect heavy volume for Parkinson against a Seattle defense that is allowing the second-most receptions (6.5 per game) and the fourth-most receiving yards (68) to the TE position. RB Zach Charbonnet Over 32.5 Rushing Yards (BETMGM) To the frustration of fantasy managers Charbonnet has out-snapped Kenneth Walker in 6 of 13 games – including last week’s win over the Colts (33 to 25). With inclement weather in the forecast, a strong dose of the Seattle ground game could be on tap resulting in sizeable value on a projection of 32.5 yards – a demand Charbonnet has gone beyond in 9 of 13 games (69.2%). After exceeding this market number in the first matchup with the Rams gaining 37 rushing yards, there is certainly expected value to be found facing a Rams defense that has allowed 14 other running backs to go beyond this projection this season. Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 54-74 (+11.15 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 16 Start/Sit
Week 16 is here, and with a trip to the fantasy championship on the line, there’s no room for cautious mistakes. Matchups, recent usage, and game environments all matter more than ever. Here’s a streamlined look at who belongs in your lineup this week — and who should stay on the bench. Written by Adam Krautwurst Start Quarterback Jacoby Brissett passed the ultimate stress test last week by shredding Houston’s elite defense for over 20 fantasy points, becoming the first quarterback all season to truly solve them. If that matchup didn’t slow him down, it’s fair to say he’s largely matchup-proof. Now he draws Atlanta, a defense that has been torched through the air since Week 10, allowing top-five passing yardage and a high touchdown rate. Brissett is a confident start again this week and remains firmly in play for championship week. Justin Herbert has been difficult to trust behind a battered offensive line and while dealing with a broken left hand, and his fantasy production has dipped as a result. Still, the matchup against Dallas sets up as a get-right spot. The Cowboys have allowed more fantasy points to quarterbacks than any team in the league, with nearly every opposing passer clearing strong QB1 numbers. It’s not without risk, but Herbert remains startable as a top option in Week 16. Running Back Bucky Irving is worth sticking with despite last week’s disappointment. Carolina continues to struggle badly against the run, ranking near the bottom of the league in efficiency, explosive plays, and rushing touchdowns allowed. The Panthers have been even worse down the stretch, and Irving has historically thrived in this matchup. He remains locked into lineups as a strong RB play. Aaron Jones hasn’t delivered much fantasy value recently and hasn’t scored since Week 10, but the matchup against the Giants gives him a clear path to a rebound. New York has been one of the most generous defenses to running backs, consistently allowing usable fantasy lines. Even with Jordan Mason still involved, Jones profiles as a solid RB2 this week. Wide Receiver DK Metcalf is quietly heating up at the right time, posting strong fantasy totals in three of his last four games. Detroit’s secondary has been a gold mine for opposing wideouts all season, especially on downfield throws, and the matchup lines up perfectly for Metcalf’s skill set. With game script likely forcing more passing volume, Metcalf has real upside in the semifinals. Jauan Jennings continues to be one of the league’s most reliable touchdown scorers, finding the end zone in five of his last six games. With injuries thinning the 49ers’ receiver group, his target share should remain steady or even rise. Indianapolis has struggled to contain receivers recently, making Jennings a viable WR2 in most formats. Tight End Darren Waller remains a touchdown-dependent option, but the matchup with Cincinnati keeps him firmly in streaming consideration. The Bengals have been historically bad against tight ends, allowing more production than any defense at the position. Even with a quarterback change, Waller’s red-zone role gives him weekly scoring upside. Colston Loveland continues to emerge and could see an expanded role again if Chicago’s receiving corps remains banged up. He’s already proven productive against Green Bay and has delivered consistent fantasy value in recent weeks. If key receivers sit, Loveland becomes a borderline top-10 tight end; otherwise, he’s still a usable low-end starter. Sits Quarterback Trevor Lawrence is coming off a massive performance, but this is a classic spot to avoid chasing points. His lowest outputs since the bye have come against strong defenses, and Denver fits that mold. The Broncos limit touchdowns and fantasy scoring at the quarterback position, making this a week to fade Lawrence despite recent success. Jaxson Dart has been reliable most of the season, but the matchup against Minnesota is about as unforgiving as it gets. The Vikings have completely shut down opposing quarterbacks, holding even elite passers in check and allowing almost no passing touchdowns. Dart’s efficiency and rushing upside likely won’t be enough to overcome this defense. Running Back Ashton Jeanty’s role has steadily eroded as Las Vegas continues to struggle, and his production has cratered as a result. Even his receiving work has dried up, and now he draws a Houston defense that excels at limiting rushing efficiency and big plays. With little confidence the Raiders can generate offense, Jeanty is benchable if you have alternatives. Jaylen Warren has been surviving on touchdowns rather than volume, and that’s a dangerous formula against Detroit. The Lions rarely allow running backs to score, and Warren hasn’t generated meaningful yardage in weeks. Without a trip to the end zone, his floor is uncomfortably low. Wide Receiver Michael Pittman and the rest of the Colts’ receiving corps remain difficult to trust. The offense lacks downfield aggression, spreads targets thinly, and offers limited upside. Even in a slightly better matchup, the uncertainty makes Colts wideouts too risky in a playoff matchup. Brian Thomas delivered a strong outing last week, but the matchup in Denver is a steep downgrade. The Broncos rarely allow receiver touchdowns and he could spend much of the game matched up with Patrick Surtain II. He’s best left for deeper leagues this week. Tight End Hunter Henry faces another brutal matchup after a quiet outing against Buffalo. Baltimore has been nearly as stingy against tight ends, allowing minimal production and almost no touchdowns. He’s only worth consideration in leagues where options are scarce. Tyler Warren’s early-season promise has faded, with his role and production both trending down. Even in favorable game scripts, he hasn’t been able to convert opportunities into meaningful fantasy points. With his floor now dangerously low, he’s no longer an automatic start and should be evaluated carefully before trusting him in a must-win week. Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 15 Targets & Target Share by Team | Scott Atkins
Scott Atkins Breaks Down Week 15 Targets & Target Share by Team Written by Scott Atkins, veteran high-stakes fantasy analyst and contributor to FullTime Fantasy. Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season is in the books, and the targets and Target Share % reveal who’s receiving the looks by the Quarterback, regardless if they turn it into points or not. This breakdown covers all 32 teams across eight divisions, plus the top 10 leaders, to give you a fantasy edge for Week 16. This is a Weekly Member-Only Feature. Use this data to spot breakout candidates and waiver wire targets as the season heats up. Team-by-Team Target Breakdowns AFC East Target & Target Share % AFC North Target & Target Share % AFC South Target & Target Share % AFC West Target & Target Share % NFC East Target & Target Share % NFC North Target & Target Share % NFC South Target & Target Share % NFC West Target & Target Share % Top Week 15 Target Leaders Top Week 15 Target Share % Leaders