DFS: Week 12 NFC Target Tracker

Here's a team-by-team look at the most targeted players in the NFC through Week 11 (click here for AFC targets):

Arizona Cardinals

Without Floyd, Fitzgerald became the focal point for the Cardinals offense. He is a cash game must-roster. Assuming Floyd returns in Week 12, he is a legitimate option in cash and GPP games.

Atlanta Falcons

The loss of Freeman would be a significant blow to the Falcons passing offense. However, Jones and Hankerson should see even more action if Freeman is out for any length of time.

Carolina Panthers

Cam Newton is making the Panthers receivers look a lot better than they are. Regardless of Newton's play, Olsen is fit for both cash and GPPs, while the receivers are limited to GPP action.

Chicago Bears

Jeffery was inactive Sunday, allowing Wilson to see a season high in targets. With Jeffery's constant health issues, figuring out the Bears passing game has been extremely difficult. DFS players should probably reserve Chicago players for GPPs at this point.

Dallas Cowboys

Tony Romo returned with a respectable performance of 227 yards and two touchdowns. Bryant saw a healthy amount of action and should continue to see the most targets every week. The Cowboys take on the Panthers on Thursday night.

Detroit Lions

Johnson and Tate both had 75+ yards in receiving but failed to score. However, their high number of targets makes them fit for GPP and cash games despite being reliant on the volatile arm of Matthew Stafford.

Green Bay Packers

Targets and production are spread throughout the Packers' offense. This healthy distribution makes it difficult for DFS players to spot any reliable patterns. DFS players will have to accept volatility from individual Packers.

Minnesota Vikings

The Vikings pass offense should be faded by DFS players. Teddy Bridgewater's game managing is poison for fantasy stats.

New Orleans Saints

The Saints will return from the bye with a matchup against the Houston Texans. With a week of preparation and rest, expect Drew Brees to put solid numbers. Identifying the best DFS option among the receivers, however, is a challenge.

New York Giants

Beckham is the only reliable option in New York and is fit for all games as long as you are willing to pay up. Randle and Harris have some appeal in GPPs but they are also prone to duds.

Philadelphia Eagles

The Eagles passing game is dangerous territory even when Mark Sanchez isn't the starting quarterback. Matthews, Sproles, and Ertz see enough targets to be fantasy relevant but should be reserved for GPPs.

San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers put up a decent fight against the Seahawks but ultimately their offense is not built to put up a lot of points. San Francisco receivers should be faded as a result.

Seattle Seahawks

Graham had another poor week and continues to be underutilized in Seattle. DFS players should only roster a Seahawk in a GPP situation.

St. Louis Rams

Whether it is Case Keenum or Nick Foles, the Rams receivers should be faded by DFS players. There is simply not enough individual talent and not enough general production to warrant a roster spot.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Evans and Jackson both have high ceilings, especially when Jameis Winston puts up five touchdowns. However, DFS players should temper expectations after Winston's Week 11 performance. Austin Seferian-Jenkins is still on the sidelines.

Washington Redskins

Jackson had one of his long touchdowns in Week 11 but was relatively ineffective outside of that. His deep play potential will continue to make him a GPP option. Reed suffered a knee injury and is likely to miss Week 12.