Volume continues to be king for pass catchers.<\/p>\n
Michael<\/strong> Wilson<\/strong> benefited from 18 targets to produce the best receiving game to date, racking up 185 receiving yards.<\/p>\n Eight pass catchers reached 100 yards receiving, including six wide receivers, one running back, and one tight end.<\/p>\n Trey<\/strong> McBride<\/strong> became the first tight end to register two 100-yard receiving games in a row this season.<\/p>\n He has benefited from the Cardinals allowing more than 40 points in back-to-back games.<\/p>\n Teams that fall behind early and continue to give up points don\u2019t have the luxury to run the ball, which benefits the pass catchers.<\/p>\n Tight end usage continued to remain higher than in previous years, which is a trend likely to continue as teams increase heavy personnel usage.<\/p>\n There is a lot of variance chasing most receiving yards since there are more players who can potentially lead each week.<\/p>\n However, chasing volume in condensed target trees is critical as game state is least important for receivers.<\/p>\nNFL Weekly Receiving Leaders, 2025:<\/h3>\n