What happened: Marvin Harrison Jr. and Isaac TeSlaa have received just two catchable targets each among wide receivers with at least 60 receiving snaps this season, according to Pro Football Focus. Tyquan Thornton, Bryce Lance and Makai Lemon round out the bottom five with four catchable targets apiece.
Why it matters: The lack of volume highlights significant offensive struggles and quarterback connection issues early in the regular season. For Harrison, the low target quality follows training camp struggles that drew NFL scrutiny.
By the numbers: Only two receivers with 60-plus snaps have seen fewer than three catchable targets this season.
What to watch: Watch whether these offenses adjust scheme or quarterback play to improve downfield accuracy to their outside receivers.