What is share on this table?

A player’s targets or carries divided by that team’s targets or carries in the same regular-season weeks — not the average of weekly percentages, and not route share.

Why do running backs have three percentages?

Carry share is the run job. Target share is the passing-down job. Opportunity share adds both against team carries plus team targets, so a pass-catching back is not erased by sacks he never saw.

Is DVS from 2023 if I pick that season?

No. Dynasty Value Score is today’s number — we don’t have a 2023 board saved. Depth is current too, not that year’s chart.

What is the 2026 Engine column?

NextDyne’s season-baseline projection of targets and carries. It is an outlook, not last year’s official line and not this week’s projection.

When does 2026 share fill in?

After official weekly stats land for regular-season weeks. Until then the share columns stay blank and Engine volume is what you can scan.

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Target share / Opportunity

Who got the work — share versus the team, not a guess. Regular season only. DVS and depth are current. The Engine column is the 2026 projection.

Season

WR RB TE All

Regular season weeks 1–18, official stats. Games counted are weeks that matched a team total. A 17-game slate is the usual max.


Trey McBride	ARI	17	169	27.4%	126	1239	6.8	1.2%	147.4	7,800	TE1
Brock Bowers	LV	12	86	23.6%	64	680	6.5	4.7%	141.2	7,398	TE1
Kyle Pitts	ATL	17	118	22.7%	88	928	7.4	1.7%	114.8	5,035	TE1
George Kittle	SF	11	69	21.6%	57	628	6.7	1.4%	101.5	6,155	TE1
Harold Fannin Jr.	CLE	16	107	21.4%	72	731	6.0	3.7%	126.2	5,335	TE1
Tyler Warren	IND	17	112	21.1%	76	817	5.4	1.8%	125.1	5,578	TE1
Zach Ertz	WAS	13	72	20.2%	50	504	9.0	6.9%	73.0	1,480	TE1
Dallas Goedert	PHI	15	82	20.0%	60	591	7.1	4.9%	91.4	3,976	TE1
Travis Kelce	KC	17	108	19.7%	76	851	6.8	6.5%	116.6	3,583	TE1
Dalton Schultz	HOU	17	106	19.2%	82	777	6.2	1.9%	103.2	3,458	TE1
Tucker Kraft	GB	8	44	18.8%	32	489	4.7	6.8%	86.2	5,501	TE1
Sam LaPorta	DET	9	49	18.6%	40	489	5.7	0.0%	112.0	6,069	TE1
Mason Taylor	NYJ	13	65	18.5%	44	369	5.9	12.3%	97.5	3,117	TE1
Juwan Johnson	NO	17	102	18.1%	77	889	7.5	5.9%	90.9	3,474	TE1
Hunter Henry	NE	17	87	18.0%	60	768	8.0	3.4%	90.4	3,345	TE1
Mark Andrews	BAL	17	70	17.2%	48	422	7.4	4.3%	73.0	3,348	TE1
Cade Otton	TB	15	81	16.9%	59	572	5.1	1.2%	97.2	3,131	TE1
Jake Ferguson	DAL	17	102	16.8%	82	600	4.7	2.0%	106.9	3,943	TE1
Theo Johnson	NYG	15	74	16.7%	45	528	8.3	6.8%	48.9	1,355	TE2
Colston Loveland	CHI	16	82	16.5%	58	713	9.0	1.2%	96.7	4,938	TE1
Brenton Strange	JAX	12	60	15.8%	46	540	6.9	6.7%	79.3	2,479	TE1
T.J. Hockenson	MIN	15	66	15.6%	51	438	5.2	4.5%	101.9	3,600	TE1
Greg Dulcich	MIA	9	33	15.0%	26	335	4.8	0.0%	75.9	728	TE1
AJ Barner	SEA	17	68	14.9%	52	519	4.5	2.9%	93.3	3,192	TE1
Chig Okonkwo	TEN	17	79	14.9%	56	560	4.7	6.3%	71.0	1,689	TE1
Dalton Kincaid	BUF	12	49	14.6%	39	571	9.5	2.0%	54.5	2,896	TE1
Darren Waller	MIA	9	34	14.3%	24	283	10.6	0.0%	32.6	620	TE2
Oronde Gadsden II	LAC	15	69	14.3%	49	664	9.0	7.2%	10.2	337	TE3
Evan Engram	DEN	16	76	13.5%	50	461	4.4	10.5%	67.9	1,762	TE1
Jake Tonges	SF	10	46	13.0%	34	293	5.1	0.0%	34.9	714	TE2
Michael Mayer	LV	13	50	12.9%	35	328	4.8	2.0%	29.5	485	TE2
David Njoku	CLE	11	48	12.5%	33	293	5.3	2.1%	68.0	3,086	TE2
Isaiah Likely	BAL	12	36	12.4%	27	307	8.0	2.8%	50.2	1,438	TE1
Colby Parkinson	LA	14	56	11.4%	43	408	4.4	5.4%	58.7	1,776	TE1
Pat Freiermuth	PIT	15	54	11.3%	41	486	6.0	0.0%	51.8	2,222	TE1
Tyler Higbee	LA	10	36	11.2%	25	281	5.9	8.3%	32.4	499	TE2
Gunnar Helm	TEN	16	55	11.1%	44	357	5.6	3.6%	84.0	2,033	TE1
Darnell Washington	PIT	13	43	10.9%	31	364	5.4	9.3%	29.9	593	TE2
Dawson Knox	BUF	16	49	10.8%	36	417	6.7	4.1%	32.8	688	TE2
Jonnu Smith	PIT	17	54	10.3%	38	222	4.3	3.7%	50.9	2,093	TE2
Mike Gesicki	CIN	12	42	10.3%	28	307	10.0	2.4%	64.7	1,511	TE1
Cole Kmet	CHI	16	48	9.7%	30	347	8.8	4.2%	35.7	1,336	TE2
Ja'Tavion Sanders	CAR	12	34	9.7%	29	190	4.8	2.9%	15.3	320	TE4
Cade Stover	HOU	6	16	9.1%	12	76	1.9	6.3%	8.6	251	TE3
Brock Wright	DET	8	22	8.9%	14	108	1.0	0.0%	16.4	497	TE2
Noah Fant	CIN	13	41	8.6%	34	288	3.5	2.4%	35.8	751	TE2
Tommy Tremble	CAR	15	37	8.6%	27	249	4.4	5.4%	54.5	709	TE1
Luke Musgrave	GB	13	31	8.3%	24	252	8.6	3.2%	12.3	298	TE3
Noah Gray	KC	14	37	8.3%	21	178	6.1	8.1%	24.6	526	TE2
Elijah Arroyo	SEA	13	26	7.7%	15	179	8.5	3.8%	7.3	0	TE3
Jeremy Ruckert	NYJ	14	29	7.5%	23	179	3.6	3.4%	11.0	273	TE3
Austin Hooper	NE	13	26	7.0%	21	263	8.9	0.0%	18.6	1	TE3
Hunter Long	JAX	7	17	7.0%	12	85	4.1	23.5%	4.4	0	TE5
Julian Hill	MIA	11	20	6.8%	15	140	3.3	5.0%	9.6	0	TE6
John Bates	WAS	10	16	6.5%	11	103	3.0	6.3%	20.9	410	TE2
Tanner Hudson	CIN	10	24	6.5%	19	168	5.0	0.0%	13.5	319	TE3
Terrance Ferguson	LA	11	25	6.5%	11	231	18.6	0.0%	8.4	299	TE3
Daniel Bellinger	NYG	13	26	6.4%	19	286	9.4	3.8%	16.5	523	TE2
Davis Allen	LA	15	33	6.4%	24	208	3.9	9.1%	12.3	0	TE5
Mitchell Evans	CAR	14	25	6.2%	19	171	3.6	4.0%	6.9	0	TE3
Elijah Higgins	ARI	17	37	6.0%	30	301	3.6	0.0%	12.4	0	TE3
Josh Oliver	MIN	12	19	5.9%	15	160	3.4	0.0%	17.5	598	TE2
Will Dissly	LAC	8	16	5.9%	11	97	4.5	6.3%	23.1	350	TE3
Mo Alie-Cox	IND	11	20	5.5%	13	117	4.7	5.0%	13.6	90	TE2
Jackson Hawes	BUF	13	19	5.3%	16	187	7.3	10.5%	6.6	269	TE3
Adam Trautman	DEN	13	23	5.1%	20	195	4.3	4.3%	27.0	556	TE2
Johnny Mundt	JAX	12	19	4.9%	9	111	5.1	15.8%	14.6	48	TE2
Charlie Kolar	BAL	13	15	4.8%	10	142	7.1	6.7%	29.4	492	TE1
Drew Sample	CIN	12	20	4.6%	15	106	0.2	0.0%	28.3	261	TE2
Luke Schoonmaker	DAL	14	23	4.5%	14	132	7.1	4.3%	17.3	313	TE3
Taysom Hill	NO	13	16	3.8%	11	91	3.4	18.8%	4.7	0	TE4

FAQ

What is share on this table?: A player’s targets or carries divided by that team’s targets or carries in the same regular-season weeks — not the average of weekly percentages, and not route share.
Why do running backs have three percentages?: Carry share is the run job. Target share is the passing-down job. Opportunity share adds both against team carries plus team targets, so a pass-catching back is not erased by sacks he never saw.
Is DVS from 2023 if I pick that season?: No. Dynasty Value Score is today’s number — we don’t have a 2023 board saved. Depth is current too, not that year’s chart.
What is the 2026 Engine column?: NextDyne’s season-baseline projection of targets and carries. It is an outlook, not last year’s official line and not this week’s projection.
When does 2026 share fill in?: After official weekly stats land for regular-season weeks. Until then the share columns stay blank and Engine volume is what you can scan.