Using available touches, targets to help spot 2021 fantasy sleepers ...

Drake ranked fourth in the NFL in red-zone carries (56), where Conner is likely to take over.Maxx Williams' mere 10 targets in '20 should see somewhat of a bump, with Dan Arnold's departure leaving 45 targets at the position.Key additions: RB Mike Davis, TE Kyle Pitts, RB Cordarrelle Patterson, RB Javian Hawkins, RB Caleb HuntleyKey departures: RB Todd Gurley, WR Julio JonesWhile Jones missed nearly half the season, he netted 69 targets. Expect both ofthose figures to take a downturn with the addition of better secondary receivers.Rashod Bateman could become the primary target hog in the offense, but Andrews still has the most value of any of Baltimore's pass-catchers.Key additions: WR Emmanuel Sanders, RB Matt BreidaKey departures: WR John BrownSanders may complicate the situation for Cole Beasley (107 targets) and Gabriel Davis (62 targets). Ian Thomas drew just 31 targets as the lead man last year.Key additions: QB Andy Dalton, QB Justin Fields, RB Damien Williams, WR Damiere Byrd, WR Marquise GoodwinKey departures: QB Mitchell Trubisky, WR Anthony MillerWith Tarik Cohen (knee) sidelined for the majority of last season, David Montgomery took on atrue workhorse role in the Bears' backfield, accumulating north of 300 touches However, it's tough to see that carrying over into 2021. Still, he'll be a factor on the ground and through the air, but he's going to take a step back if Chubb can stay healthy.Key additions: QB Dak Prescott, TE Blake Jarwin (both returning from injury)Key departures: N/AThis is another WR group that could easily feature three 1,000-yard receivers, especially with Prescott back at the helm.At tight end, Jarwin will battle with Dalton Schultz for the right to be the top target. Schultz ranked ninth in TE targets last year (89), so whoever is the primary guy has legit sleeper value.Key additions: QB Teddy Bridgewater,RB Javonte Williams, WR Courtland Sutton (back from injury)Key departures: RB Phillip LindsayJust when it looked like Melvin Gordon was going to dominate the Broncos' backfield, they traded up in the second round of the2021 NFL Draftto select Williams. As Williams progresses more each week, he'll slowly begin eating away at Gordon's touches, deeply affecting his value.Sutton's return from a knee injury means less targets for Tim Patrick (79 targets in 2020)and KJ Hamler (56 targets) (and possibly TE Noah Fant).Jerry Jeudy (113 targets) is still emerging, so we can't say he'll lose targets for sure, but Sutton's return doesn't figure to help much.Key additions: QB Jared Goff, RB Jamaal Williams, WR Breshad Perriman, WR Tyrell Wiliams, WR Amon-Ra St. Brown, WR Geronimo AllenKey departures: QB Matthew Stafford, RB Kerryon Johnson, RB Adrian Peterson, WR Kenny Golladay, WR Marvin Jones, WR Danny AmendolaWhat an offseason in Detroit. Again, it's something to monitor early.Key additions: RB Jerick McKinnonKey departures: WR Sammy WatkinsMcKinnon isn't likely to make an impact in the Chiefsideal world, but he's just a CEH injury away from being a piece of the best offense in the league.At wide receiver, Byron Pringle, Demarcus Robinson, and Mecole Hardman are tasked with replacing 55 targets from Sammy Watkins in 2020.Key additions: RB Kenyan Drake, WR John Brown, WR Willie SneadKey departures: RB Devontae Booker, WR Nelson AgholorJosh Jacobs is a likely loser from the Raiders offseason moves. That said, the window is open for Palmer.Henry leaves behind 93 targets, with Cook and a combination of WRs likely to take them on.Key additions: QB Matthew Stafford, WR DeSean Jackson, WR Tutu Atwell, RB Jake FunkKey departures: QB Jared Goff, RB Cam Akers (Achilles' injury), RB Malcolm Brown, WR Josh Reynolds, TE Gerald EverettIt's Stafford SZN in LA, and there's plenty of weaponry at wideout.WithAkers lost for the season, Darrell Henderson may be in line to be the bonafide lead dog in the Rams' backfield. Jackson, Van Jefferson, and Atwell will compete to grab some of those targets, while Tyler Higbee steps in as the undisputed No. 1 tight end in the offense.Key additions: RB Malcolm Brown, WR Will Fuller V, WRJaylen Waddle, TE Hunter LongKey departures: QB Ryan FitzpatrickIt's finally Tua's job for good in Miami with Fitzpatrick out of the way and targets are largely up for grabs.At running back, Myles Gaskin is the favorite to be the starter, but Brown has shown capable of stealing snaps while with the Rams.Wide receiver will be an interestingbattle. With a new face at QB, everyone has a new chance to earn the trust of the starter, whether it be Jameis Winston or Taysom Hill.Key additions: RB Devontae Booker, WR Kenny Golladay, WR KaDarius Toney, TE Kyle Rudolph, RB Saquon Barkley (returning from injury)Key departures: RB Wayne Gallman, WR Golden TateMost notably at wide receiver, Tate leaves 52 targets behind with his departure from the team. Add in a first-round rookie, and you get an all-out war for targets.If Barkley's injury misfortune continues, Devontae Booker looks to be the set-in-stone replacement.Key additions: QB Zach Wilson, RB Michael Carter, RB Tevin Coleman, WR Corey Davis, WR Elijah Moore, WR Keelan Cole, TE Tyler KroftKey departures: WR Breshad Perriman, RB Frank GoreThe Jets are among one of the teams that last year's target figure likely won't mean much for this year.There's a new QB, two new RBs, and three new WRs. Withthat being said, the target share is completely up in the air in 2021. Harris' receiving profile is far superior to Conner's, and we can expect Harris to see a lot more than Conner's 43 targets from a season ago.Ebron's figure should dramatically drop with Freiermuth stepping in to compete.Bottom line -- a few less targets to WRs and TEs and more targets and carries for RBs.Key additions: QB Trey Lance, RB Trey Sermon, RB Wayne Gallman, RB Elijah Mitchell, WR Mohamed SanuKey departures: RB Jerick McKinnon, RB Tevin Coleman, WR Kendrick Bourne, TE Jordan ReedThe 49ers have famously used the 'RBs don't matter' approachfor the past few seasons. Sanu and Jalen Hurd are the sleepers to be the fourth man in the pecking order.Key additions: RB Rashad Penny (coming back from injury), WR D'Wayne Eskridge, TE Gerald EverettKey departures: RB Carlos Hyde, WR David Moore, TE Jacob Hollister, TE Greg OlsenTyler Lockett and DK Metcalf drew 132 and 129 targets, respectively, a season ago, but what's next after them?Some combination of Chris Carson,Everett,Eskridge, and Freddie Swainshould step into the first two options after the two stud receivers.Seattle lost 77 TE targets between Olsen and Hollister, so if Everett can assert himself as the locked-in No. 1 tight end, he has the opportunity to make noise.Last year, Moore charted 47 targets, which is where Swain and/or Eskridge come into play. Fournette and Jones look to be the lead backs, but Bernard's receiving acumen might put him in a James White-like role.O.J. Howard's return from an Achilles' injury should likely keep Rob Gronkowski from matching his 77-target threshold from a season ago, but Gronk's obvious chemistry with Tom Brady will keep him fantasy relevant at such a scarce position.Key additions: WR Julio Jones, WR Josh ReynoldsKey departures: WR Corey Davis, WR Adam Humphries,TE Jonnu SmithThe Tennessee offense lost 192 targets between Davis, Humphries, and Smith.