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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 23, 2026 12:33 PM ET

Amon-Ra St. Brown leads NFL with 46 red-zone targets since start of 2025 season

Trey McBride follows closely in second with 43 targets.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 49m1 min read
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Most red zone targets since start of last season Amon-Ra St. Brown 46 Trey McBride 43 Davant Via @PFF on X

What happened: Davante Adams ranks third among NFL pass-catchers with 39 red-zone targets since the start of last season, per PFF. Ja'Marr Chase and Christian McCaffrey tie for fourth on the leaderboard with 29 targets apiece over that span.

Why it matters: High-percentage red-zone volume continues to separate the league's primary scoring threats, as Adams leads the NFL with 16 receiving touchdowns since 2025, including a league-best 10 scores inside the 5-yard line. Adams' placement on injured reserve Tuesday with a hamstring injury sidelines one of the league's top three red-zone targets.

By the numbers: Trey McBride paces the NFL in 2026 with 61 targets, zero drops, and 16 contested catches while also leading the league in short targets.

What to watch: St. Brown and McBride continue their push atop the red-zone leaderboard as the 2026 regular season progresses, while Adams remains sidelined on injured reserve.

Sources

  • @PFF 
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