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3rd among WRs · 98th percentile
RoleTop Air-Yards ShareShare of team air yards
40.7%Air-Yards Share
8th among WRs · 93rd percentile
EfficiencyAverageReceiving yards per target
8.9Yards / Target
45th among WRs · 61st percentile
ProductionEliteSeason-to-date Half-PPR points
70.9Half-PPR Points
7th among WRs · 98th percentile
Bars show positional percentiles. Opportunity and Role measure usage, not player quality.
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Opportunity
Target Share
30.2%
3rd among WRs
Role
Air-Yards Share
40.7%
8th among WRs
aDOT
9.7
78th among WRs
WOPR
0.74
2nd among WRs
Efficiency
Yards / Target
8.9
45th among WRs
Production
Half-PPR Points
70.9
7th among WRs
Latest 3 games
Recent Fantasy Usage
Week 5vs CLE
19.9Fantasy pts
Usage11 targets · 7 catches
Production104 rec yds · 92 air yds
Week 4vs CHI
4.2Fantasy pts
Usage4 targets · 3 catches
Production27 rec yds · 31 air yds
Week 3vs DET
21.7Fantasy pts
Usage13 targets · 10 catches
Production107 rec yds · 132 air yds
Show earlier games (2)
Week 2vs GB
14.2Fantasy pts
Usage7 targets · 5 catches
Production57 rec yds · 75 air yds
Week 1vs TEN
10.9Fantasy pts
Usage7 targets · 6 catches
Production79 rec yds · 77 air yds
PFM Fantasy Outlook
Garrett Wilson did exactly what the Jets needed after the quiet Chicago game. Cleveland saw 11 targets sent his way, and he turned them into seven receptions, 104 yards and a touchdown. It was the second time in three games he cleared 100 receiving yards. His season line now stands at 31 catches, 374 yards and three scores, and the most important number remains the workload: New York has given Wilson more than 30% of its targets.
PFM has Wilson WR11 for the Week 6 trip to New England and WR18 for the rest of the season. The weekly ranking acknowledges how difficult he is to keep out of lineups when the offense is feeding him this heavily. The season-long caution comes from the quarterback play and the Jets' uneven ability to keep drives alive. Wilson can survive an ordinary passing day through sheer volume, but the four-target Week 4 illustrates why his floor is not completely protected. The Cleveland response was meaningful because it restored both catches and downfield production.