Week 9 Fantasy Football Market Share Report: Aaron Jones Is Finally Happening

Red-Zone Market Shares

1. Alex Collins Is Making the Most of His Touches

The fantasy community was quite split on Alex Collins coming into the season. He was drafted as an RB2 (top-24 option), but he started the season slowly. After some concern about his red-zone work early in the year, Collins has rebounded in that area.

Through Week 9, Collins is 10th in red-zone running back touches with 18. He has 6 touchdowns, scoring on 33 percent of red-zone touches.

With Javorius Allen still cutting into Collins' red-zone work, Collins is seeing 43.9 percent of the Ravens’ red zone rushing attempts and a 52.4 percent share of the Ravens' carries inside the 10-yard line. Allen has received 11 red-zone rushes, a 26.8 percent share, and he is seeing 38.5 percent of the Ravens' attempts from the 10-yard line.

Collins' overall value is capped by Allen's role in the passing game -- Allen has 43 catches while Collins has 21 -- and the addition of Ty Montgomery could lessen Collins' pass-game usage even more. But Collins, the current RB21 in PPR formats, is going to be the Ravens' top dog when they see a positive game script, and he's logging enough work in the red zone to be worthy of a start most weeks.

2. Jarvis Landry Is Dominating Red-Zone Targets in Cleveland

It may be hard to believe, but Jarvis Landry is tied with DeAndre Hopkins for the third-most red-zone targets among receivers, both seeing 15.

Known as a PPR deity and possession receiver for much of his career, Landry is seeing 46.9 percent of the Browns’ red-zone targets, the highest share among all players at all positions. Although Landry hasn't yet capitalized, scoring only two touchdowns, the looks are there.

The Browns are playing from behind in almost every game, and as long as Landry keeps seeing this type of red-zone work, the touchdowns are coming.