Fantasy Takeaways from Week 11 Usage

RB snap rates:

James Conner - 77%
Keaontay Ingram - 25%

Route rates:

James Conner - 68%
Keaontay Ingram - 18%

Greg Dortch - 94%
A.J. Green - 78%
DeAndre Hopkins - 74%
Robbie Anderson - 52%
Rondale Moore - 2% (injured)

Trey McBride - 72%
Stephen Anderson - 16%
Maxx Williams - 4%

Takeaways:

The Cardinals pulled some starters early in the 4th quarter, but Conner was again dominating backfield work before that.
Dortch stepped right into the Rondale Moore role, drawing 10 targets for a 23% share. (Although he hurt his thumb at some point during this game.)
Nice route rate for McBride, but he tallied just 4 targets for a 9% share. Consider him a TE2 until we see him earn targets at a higher rate.

RB snap rates:

Tyler Allgeier - 55%
Cordarrelle Patterson - 49%
Caleb Huntley - 4%

Route rates:

Tyler Allgeier - 46%
Cordarrelle Patterson - 38%
Caleb Huntley - 4%

Drake London - 92%
Olamide Zaccheaus - 85%
Damiere Byrd - 50%
KhaDarel Hodge - 4%

Kyle Pitts - 65% (injured)
Parker Hesse - 27%
MyCole Pruitt - 23%

Takeaways:

This was Patterson’s highest snap rate since returning from injury, although the volume (10 carries and 2 targets) was still underwhelming.
Pitts’ absence leaves behind 5.9 targets per game. London should soak up a chunk of that, potentially getting him back into WR3 territory.

RB snap rates:

Kenyan Drake - 51%
Justice Hill - 41%
Mike Davis - 1%

Route rates:

Kenyan Drake - 31%
Justice Hill - 31%
Mike Davis - 3%

Devin Duvernay - 95%
Demarcus Robinson - 79%
James Proche - 33%
Tylan Wallace - 3%

Mark Andrews - 97%
Isaiah Likely - 44%
Josh Oliver - 18%

Takeaways:

Drake tallied 10 carries and 4 targets to Hill’s 7 carries and 3 targets. RB Gus Edwards figures to be back for Week 12.
Robinson hogged 27% of Ravens targets in this one. He totaled 12 targets on a 20% share over the previous 2 games. He’s certainly the best fantasy bet in this WR corps but should be considered just a WR4.
Andrews didn’t have a huge fantasy outing but posted an elite 97% route rate and strong 24% target share.

RB snap rates:

Devin Singletary - 72%
James Cook - 25%
Nyheim Hines - 15%

Routes rates:

Devin Singletary - 72%
James Cook - 9%
Nyheim Hines - 6%

Gabriel Davis - 94%
Stefon Diggs - 88%
Isaiah McKenzie - 53%
Khalil Shakir - 19%
Tanner Gentry - 6%

Dawson Knox - 84%
Quintin Morris - 28%

Takeaways:

The Bills posted a -5% Pass Rate Over Expected – the first time all season they’ve been below 0.
Cook was the biggest beneficiary of that play-calling, matching a season-high with 11 carries, despite his snap rate staying in line with where it’d been the previous 3 games. I’m not ready to bank on that level of volume going forward.
Davis drew 7 targets for a 26% share, bringing him up to a 22.5% share over his last 4 outings.
Knox set season highs with 7 targets and a 26% target share in this one.