FantasyPros’ experts Derek Brown and Pat Fitzmaurice took a deep dive into stats from every team and picked out the best for you to know heading into the 2023 fantasy football season. Below we examine a few of those stats to know for some of the top fantasy football draft targets.
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Drake London: As a rookie, London had a 29.4% target share. He also had a 32.4% target rate, meaning that he was targeted on 32.4 of all his pass routes and averaged 2.07 yards per route run. In Weeks 13-18, he was the WR20 in fantasy, even though he failed to score a touchdown in this span.
Dalton Kincaid: There have been 25 tight ends drafted in the first round since 2000. Only four of them finished in the TE1 range in fantasy scoring as rookies – Kyle Pitts, Evan Engram, Jeremy Shockey, and Heath Miller. Last year, among all collegiate wide receivers and tight ends with at least 20 slot targets, Kincaid was second in PFF receiving grade from the slot. Among tight ends, he was third in slot yards per route run.
Geno Smith: In Geno’s first 12 regular-season games of 2022, he had a 72.7% completion rate, a 108.7 passer rating, 22 TDs, and six INTs while averaging 8.1 yards per pass attempt. The rest of the way, he had a 63.3% completion rate, 83.9 passer rating, eight TDs, and five INTs while averaging 6.2 yards per attempt.
Najee Harris: An indication that the Lisfranc injury Najee was dealing with playing through early last season was a bigger deal than he let on: Harris averaged 59.1 yards from scrimmage over the first eight games of the season, 87.8 yards from scrimmage over his last nine.
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