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OpportunitySteady WorkloadShare of team pass targets
16.4%Target Share
44th among WRs · 62nd percentile
RoleLarge Air-Yards ShareShare of team air yards
32.9%Air-Yards Share
17th among WRs · 86th percentile
EfficiencyLowReceiving yards per target
4.4Yards / Target
106th among WRs · 7th percentile
ProductionStrongSeason-to-date Half-PPR points
24.8Half-PPR Points
73rd among WRs · 82nd percentile
Bars show positional percentiles. Opportunity and Role measure usage, not player quality.
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Opportunity
Target Share
16.4%
44th among WRs
Role
Air-Yards Share
32.9%
17th among WRs
aDOT
10.9
66th among WRs
WOPR
0.48
32nd among WRs
Efficiency
Yards / Target
4.4
106th among WRs
Production
Half-PPR Points
24.8
73rd among WRs
Latest 3 games
Recent Fantasy Usage
Week 6vs SEA
2.9Fantasy pts
Usage3 targets · 2 catches
Production19 rec yds · 30 air yds
Week 5vs LAC
8.8Fantasy pts
Usage3 targets · 2 catches
Production18 rec yds · 24 air yds
Week 4vs SF
0.9Fantasy pts
Usage6 targets · 1 catches
Production4 rec yds · 98 air yds
Show earlier games (3)
Week 3vs LAR
6.1Fantasy pts
Usage7 targets · 3 catches
Production46 rec yds · 83 air yds
Week 2vs JAX
4.0Fantasy pts
Usage4 targets · 3 catches
Production25 rec yds · 31 air yds
Week 1vs KC
2.1Fantasy pts
Usage5 targets · 2 catches
Production11 rec yds · 40 air yds
PFM Fantasy Outlook
Denver is still sending Courtland Sutton downfield, but too few of those chances are becoming catches. He has only 11 receptions for 104 yards and one touchdown through five games. The last two outings were particularly rough: one catch for four yards against San Francisco and two catches for 18 yards against the Chargers. The targets themselves are not turning into usable fantasy production.
PFM has Sutton WR42 for Week 6 against Seattle and WR35 for the rest of the season. There is a reason to keep the latter rank from collapsing: his 32.5% share of Denver's air yards shows that the offense still wants him attacking defenses beyond the underneath routes. But 4.2 receiving yards per target is not enough to justify automatic starts. The Broncos need better timing and more accurate connections with Sutton before that role becomes valuable. Until there is evidence of improvement, his name recognition should not carry more weight than the actual results.