Rams WR Davante Adams drew a team-high 13 targets in Sunday's win over the Titans. Adams played seven more snaps than WR Pua Nacua, leading all non-QB skill-position players. He caught six of those targets for a game-high 106 yards and one of two Rams passing TDs. Adams scored from 16 yards out in the fourth quarter.
Nacua played more than he did in Week 1, when he was battling a cut over his eye. He still led the team with 8 receptions among his nine targets, tallying 91 yards. Nacua also ran for a 45-yard TD on his only carry.
There's room for both of these wideouts to produce in any given game because of the target concentration between them.
TE Tyler Higbee ranked third on the team with four targets against the Titans. No other Rams player exceeded two.
Nacua and Adams combined to draw a target on 66.7% of Matthew Stafford's 33 attempts in this game. That followed a 65.5% share between them in the opener.
That's the level at which we expected them to operate, and it's why each guy made sense at his early-round ADP.
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