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Atlanta Falcons Target Share 2026 — With 2025 Week by Week

2026 so far: Drake London leads the Atlanta Falcons with 29% of the targets (56 of 192) through 7 games. Kyle Pitts led the Atlanta Falcons with 22.8% of the team's targets in 2025 (118 of 518), ahead of Drake London 21.6%, Bijan Robinson 19.9%. Below, every Atlanta Falcons skill player's touches week by week for 2025 — with scoring-territory touches (inside the opponent's 50) beside each number. The season's biggest role shift: Bijan Robinson took over in week 13 and Drake London's workload never recovered.

2026 target share and carry share — so far

PlayerTarget shareTargetsCarry shareCarries
Drake London WR29%561%2
Bijan Robinson RB17%3264%131
Kyle Pitts TE14%270%0
Jahan Dotson WR13%250%0
Olamide Zaccheaus WR6%110%0
Austin Hooper TE5%100%0
Brian Robinson RB3%626%53

From the play-by-play, updated the morning after each game. 2025 below is the baseline.

2025 target share

PlayerTarget shareTargetsReceptionsCarries
Kyle Pitts TE22.8%118880
Drake London WR21.6%112680
Bijan Robinson RB19.9%10379287
Darnell Mooney WR13.9%72320
Tyler Allgeier RB3.1%1614143

Share of the team's total targets, regular season. Carries shown for context — target share counts passing-game usage only.

Touches by week (targets + carries · |inside-50 touches)

Player123456789101112131415161718
Bijan Robinson RB19|1327|1719|222|12—27|1222|1112|522|819|628|1316|730|1322|1030|1027|1430|1218|7
Tyler Allgeier RB10|717|93|116|11—11|74|36|42|211|95|213|510|813|42|117|1210|59|6
Kyle Pitts TE8|45|36|15|1—4|310|39|27|45|33|05|28|110|612|79|73|09|5
Drake London WR15|84|18|310|5—16|710|3—14|98|39|7————8|62|08|4
Darnell Mooney WR—4|211|41|1——5|04|12|08|17|13|25|34|46|32|03|27|5

Amber cells = 18+ touch weeks. — = did not play. Inside-50 = touches in opponent territory, where game plans concentrate.

Detected role shifts

  • Bijan Robinson rose from 21.2 to 26.2 touches/game starting week 13 — and Drake London fell from 10.4 to 6.0 over the same stretch.

A shift is flagged when one player gained 3+ touches/game and a teammate lost 3+ across the same split week — descriptive, not causal: injuries, trades and game script all move touches.

Methodology: computed from nflverse play-by-play; a quarter's yards are the yards gained on plays snapped in that quarter. Averages use each player's games played, not team games. Updated 2026-10-29.

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