One of the most important statistics in Fantasy football is one that doesn't even generate any points – targets. The majority of Fantasy football leagues won't give points for targets, but without a target, there's no reception, receiving yards, or touchdowns, and a look at last year's target leaders was a strong indicator of the top receivers in Fantasy football. Seven of the top 10 receivers in Fantasy football ranked in the top 10 in the NFL in targets, and nine of the 10 most targeted receivers finished in the top 12 in Fantasy football scoring in PPR formats. Some of those didn't play in elite offenses, such as Malik Nabers, Garrett Wilson and Drake London, but given their talent and lack of competition within their teams for targets, they each returned huge scores for Fantasy footbal

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