DFS: Week 12 AFC Target Tracker

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

Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens have lost Steve Smith Sr., Joe Flacco, and Forsett. Now, the Ravens passing offense is under the control of Matt Schaub. DFS players should only roster Aiken or Gillmore in GPP games going forward.

Buffalo Bills

The Bills' passing offense was ineffective in Week 11 and DFS players should be skeptical of Tyrod Taylor's ability to feed his receivers. The Bills receivers are only fit for GPP games.

Cincinnati Bengals

Green only had four catches on his 12 targets, while Eifert saved his fantasy day with two touchdowns. The Bengals offense has plenty of options, making even their elite plays risky choices on a weekly basis.

Cleveland Browns

Johnny Manziel will likely start Week 12 but should not be expected to throw for 370+ yards again. Benjamin is a GPP play, while Barnidge could be rostered in both cash and GPP formats.

Denver Broncos

Brock Osweiler will start once again in Week 12. Thomas and Sanders average enough targets to be options in all formats but their ceilings are somewhat limited with Osweiler at the helm.

Houston Texans

Hopkins had a monster day despite lining up against Darrelle Revis. He continues to be a cash and GPP option regardless of who is at quarterback. In Week 12, the Texans play New Orleans.

Indianapolis Colts

Matt Hasselbeck was a functional backup in Week 11 but he alone limits the production of options like Hilton, Moncrief, and Fleener. DFS players should probably fade the Colts receivers until Andrew Luck returns.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Robinson continued his consistent production, while Hurns was a dud - catching three passes for 19 yards. Thomas is an interesting option at tight end but has failed to produce consistently.

Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs' passing game is functional but hardly appealing in fantasy circles. Kelce is probably the best option of the bunch but has still been a disappointment this year.

Miami Dolphins

Similar to Kansas City, the Miami pass offense is functional but does little in terms of fantasy production. DFS players can still rely on Landry in cash games and PPR formats, but there is not much appeal elsewhere.

New England Patriots

Amendola had a fantastic Week 12 and was a great asset in cash and PPR games. Going forward, he looks like he will replace Edelman in an effective manner. Gronkowski had a disappointing Week 11 and Week a 12 matchup against the Broncos is a challenging one.

New York Jets

Marshall and Decker continue to dominate targets and are reliable options in cash games. However, they tend be to more consistent than explosive making them fit for cash games.

Oakland Raiders

In what was supposed to be a shootout, Oakland and Detroit failed to produce exciting fantasy numbers. In Week 12, the Raiders take on Tennessee where Crabtree and Cooper should be more productive.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Brown and Bryant are great options and seem to fit both cash and GPP games. However, a Week 12 matchup against the Seahawks is intimidating.

San Diego Chargers

Week 11 was a debacle for the San Diego offense and is cause for concern going forward. In Week 12, the Chargers take on Jacksonville in a soft matchup so DFS players can take solace in that.

Tennessee Titans

The Titans offense is treacherous for daily fantasy purposes. DFS players can look to Walker as a strong option at tight end, but still have to worry about the play of Marcus Mariota every week.