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San Francisco 49ers Target Share 2026 — With 2025 Week by Week

2026 so far: Christian McCaffrey leads the San Francisco 49ers with 24% of the targets (8 of 34) through 1 game. Christian McCaffrey led the San Francisco 49ers with 24.8% of the team's targets in 2025 (129 of 521), ahead of Jauan Jennings 17.3%, George Kittle 13.2%. Below, every San Francisco 49ers 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: George Kittle took over in week 10 and Christian McCaffrey's workload never recovered.

2026 target share and carry share — so far

PlayerTarget shareTargetsCarry shareCarries
Christian McCaffrey RB24%833%10
Deebo Samuel Sr. WR21%73%1
Mike Evans WR21%70%0
George Kittle TE15%50%0
Demarcus Robinson WR9%30%0
Brock Purdy QB0%017%5

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

2025 target share

PlayerTarget shareTargetsReceptionsCarries
Christian McCaffrey RB24.8%129102311
Jauan Jennings WR17.3%90550
George Kittle TE13.2%69571
Kendrick Bourne WR10.2%53370
Ricky Pearsall WR10.2%53362
Jake Tonges TE8.8%46340
Brian Robinson RB2.3%12892

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
Christian McCaffrey RB32|1820|832|2028|1531|1325|1432|1714|534|2022|1219|1531|1424|1923|1829|2229|1615|5
Brian Robinson RB11|87|32|15|45|43|29|70|05|49|99|59|78|49|76|65|52|1
Jauan Jennings WR5|410|54|43|17|57|35|39|56|37|56|35|46|34|36|3
George Kittle TE4|22|15|25|29|46|610|45|39|68|57|1
Ricky Pearsall WR7|37|211|75|22|15|23|17|18|3
Kendrick Bourne WR3|26|34|211|59|52|14|22|11|11|03|15|31|01|0
Jake Tonges TE3|35|33|25|211|77|31|10|02|29|3

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

Detected role shifts

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 2026-09-13.

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