Receiver Target Reallocation Simulator

Simulate how an NFL offensive scheme absorbs the loss or restriction of a focal skill weapon. Adjust active snap shares, direct vacated volume across specific route archetypes, and evaluate redistributed target funnels in real-time.

Contingency Parameters

GB Offense (2024 Base)

Scenario Presets

Jayden Reed Snap Share 0% (Sidelined) Normal baseline: 74% snaps, 19.5% team target share, 23% jet/motion rate.

Redistribution Scheme

Projected Team Pass Attempts 34 Passes

Schemed Touch / Jet Sweeps (Vacated: 2.2/gm)

Ready: Jayden Reed sidelined (0% snaps). 6.6 targets & 2.2 rush touches redistributed.

Vacated Targets 6.6 19.5% total share

Primary Beneficiary D. Wicks +3.1 tgts / +44 yds

Offensive Slot Rate 28.4% Zone adjusted

Expected Corps Yards 242 7.8 avg depth (aDOT)

Passing Field Target Funnel & Route Tree Mapping Field View • Left to Right Routes

Player	Role / Zone	Baseline Tgts	Projected Tgts	Target Share %	Proj. Yards	Status / Impact

Vacated Volume Mechanics

Jayden Reed commands one of the NFL's highest per-route target rates (23.8%) and 19.5% of Green Bay's team targets, predominantly working from the slot (71% slot rate) along with designed orbit motions and gadget screens. When sidelined, these touches don't simply vanish—schemes either insert a direct one-for-one slot weapon (Dontayvion Wicks/Bo Melton) or pivot toward heavy two-TE sets.

Personnel & Packaging Shifts

11-personnel (3 WRs) typically gives way to more 12-personnel (2 TEs, 1 RB) when a versatile slot receiver misses game action. This elevates Tucker Kraft's seam and flat volume while concentrating boundary isolation looks toward Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs.

Custom Evaluation & Export

Use this simulator for any weekly contingency: dial snap counts between 0% and 100%, switch tactical redistribution schemes, and export structured JSON data to integrate directly into fantasy modeling, game-planning briefs, or sports journalism prep.