Anquan Boldin is, as expected, seeing the bulk of the targets in San Francisco this year. His 85 targets are almost twice as many as Torrey Smith's 44, and Smith ranks second on the team. Boldin is averaging 9.8 targets per game over his last six, and in the three-game stretch he's played with Blaine Gabbert at quarterback, he has seen 31 targets.

He's locked in for a big workload, and he's got a great matchup to turn that into big fantasy points. The Cleveland Browns rank 24th against the pass this year with a schedule-adjusted 0.18 Defensive Passing NEP per play, and they have also allowed the sixth most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers.

He also has the most touchdown upside on the team, and has been easily the most-used red zone passing option. His 17 red zone targets account for 32.7% of the team's total, and he's also the only player consistently being targeted there, as nobody else on the team has seen more than 5 red zone targets.