DFS: Week 4 NFC Target Tracker

Here's a team-by-team look at the most targeted players in the NFC through Week 3 (click here for AFC targets):

Arizona Cardinals

The Carson Palmer-to-Fitzgerald connection is thriving, resulting in back-to-back superb weeks for Fitzgerald. Based on his 9.33 average, Fitzgerald is returning to WR1 status after falling into WR2 territory the past few years.

Atlanta Falcons

Jones and White are going in completely opposite directions. Jones has 35 targets in Weeks 2 and 3 while White has just one single target. The ascension of Hankerson could be upon us as he has 17 in the last two weeks.

Carolina Panthers

Olsen and Ginn Jr. are the two real options for Cam Newton. Since the end of Week 1, Carolina promised to get Olsen back into the passing game and has done done so - targeting him 25 times in the past two weeks.

Chicago Bears

Injuries to Jeffery and Cutler have put the Bears' passing game in disarray. Though there is an equal target distribution, this team is a total mess and should be avoided in DFS until Cutler and Jeffery return.

Dallas Cowboys

Similar to the Bears, the Cowboys are without their QB and WR. Witten is the best bet for targets out of this mediocre receiving group.

Detroit Lions

After only seeing four targets in Week 1, Johnson has seen 17 and 13 in Week 2 and 3, respectively. Ebron has become a legitimate option in Detroit and is the sixth-most targeted tight end in the league.

Green Bay Packers

Aaron Rodgers dominated the Chiefs on Monday; without Jordy Nelson, Cobb has seized the WR1 position as expected. Cobb also gets red zone targets, making him extremely appealing in DFS.

Minnesota Vikings

Minnesota ranks dead last in passing yards per game with a 149.7 average - and judging by their receiving core, that rank is no surprise. Right now, none of the receivers are DFS options while Kyle Rudolph is a decent cash game option based on his targets.

New Orleans Saints

In Week 4, the Saints could be in line for their first win as they face the Cowboys with Drew Brees optimistic to return. Specific to receivers, the only reliable options out this group are Cooks and Ingram.

New York Giants

Victor Cruz's name should return to this chart soon as he is expected to make his season debut in Week 4. However, Beckham Jr. is by far and away the only reliable DFS option here.

Philadelphia Eagles

Rookie Agholor has still yet to be significantly involved in the Philadelphia passing game. Right now, Matthews is the only receiver in Philadelphia to be a DFS option.

San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers have been blown out two weeks in a row and head to Green Bay in Week 4. From a DFS standpoint, you are almost selecting San Francisco players in hipes they get blown out in the first half and take to the air in the second half.

Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks' equal distribution is a testament to their mediocre receiving corps. Graham was more involved in Week 3 and should soon end up as the first or second name on this chart. Seahawks receivers probably shouldn't be used in DFS.

St. Louis Rams

Britt and Cook are the best options in the 29th ranked Rams passing game. With Todd Gurley slowly being worked into the offense, expect Cunningham's usage to drop.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

17 targets for Evans in Week 3 is something to take note of for all DFS players. Evans will soon be at the top of this chart but an inaccurate Jameis Winston does limit his value to some extent.

Washington Redskins

This chart still lacks No. 1 option DeSean Jackson but he could return in Week 4. Assuming he returns, expect Garcon's and Reed's targets to drop slightly. However, Reed is still a solid TE option as he has seen 11, 6, and 9 targets to start the year.