Team Target Share Allowed | NFL Advanced Team Stats

Offensive Defensive

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1	610	356	58.4%	106	17.4%	148	24.3%
2	598	360	60.2%	96	16.1%	142	23.7%
3	589	361	61.3%	116	19.7%	112	19.0%
4	584	341	58.4%	99	17.0%	144	24.7%
5	575	304	52.9%	127	22.1%	144	25.0%
6	564	326	57.8%	111	19.7%	127	22.5%
7	562	303	53.9%	113	20.1%	146	26.0%
8	554	338	61.0%	73	13.2%	143	25.8%
9	543	322	59.3%	93	17.1%	128	23.6%
10	538	299	55.6%	96	17.8%	143	26.6%
11	534	324	60.7%	79	14.8%	131	24.5%
12	526	315	59.9%	97	18.4%	114	21.7%
13	519	302	58.2%	101	19.5%	116	22.4%
14	512	316	61.7%	82	16.0%	114	22.3%
15	509	242	47.5%	102	20.0%	165	32.4%
16	509	317	62.3%	87	17.1%	105	20.6%
17	508	284	55.9%	96	18.9%	128	25.2%
18	507	292	57.6%	92	18.1%	123	24.3%
19	505	309	61.2%	94	18.6%	102	20.2%
20	502	290	57.8%	88	17.5%	124	24.7%
21	501	265	52.9%	102	20.4%	134	26.7%
22	500	308	61.6%	95	19.0%	97	19.4%
23	497	264	53.1%	94	18.9%	139	28.0%
24	490	296	60.4%	74	15.1%	120	24.5%
25	486	277	57.0%	94	19.3%	115	23.7%
26	485	282	58.1%	80	16.5%	123	25.4%
27	484	298	61.6%	85	17.6%	101	20.9%
28	481	301	62.6%	85	17.7%	95	19.8%
29	463	252	54.4%	91	19.7%	120	25.9%
30	462	267	57.8%	70	15.2%	125	27.1%
31	435	268	61.6%	91	20.9%	76	17.5%
32	424	243	57.3%	71	16.7%	110	25.9%

What Is Team Target Share Allowed?

Team Target Share Allowed tracks the amount of targets and target share a defense has allowed: the raw count and the percentage of total targets a team gives up to wide receivers, running backs and tight ends. A high WR share allowed marks a secondary that offenses attack on the outside; a high RB or TE share allowed reveals the defenses that leak targets to backs and tight ends. Sort any column to see which NFL teams give up the most targets to wide receivers, running backs or tight ends — and which shut a position down — the funnel matchups that decide fantasy starts, streamers and player props.