For the last time this regular season, we'll be diving into the touchdown targets that stand out to us. Keep in mind that it's Week 18, and many teams have nothing to play for. For example, while Minnesota could clinch the No. 2 seed, it's very likely they stay at No. 3 in the NFC, and may rest some of their players after a series or two.
Be wary of these angles and do your own due diligence on a team's situation before opening up your bets for the weekend. We'll offer the spots and the players to keep an eye on: the rest is up to you.
Why they're here: The Raiders have allowed 17 touchdowns to running backs this season, tied for sixth-most.
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Why they're here: The Chiefs have allowed 19 touchdowns to wide receivers, tied for second-most.
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Why they're here: The Titans have been generous to wide receiver scoring, allowing 19 touchdowns. That number is tied for second-most in the NFL.
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Why they're here: The Jaguars have allowed 18 touchdowns to wide receivers, fourth-most on the season.
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Why they're here: The Patriots have allowed 10 touchdowns to TEs, tied for the second-highest mark in the league.
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Why they're here: The Bears have allowed 21 touchdowns to running backs, second-most in the league.
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Why they're here: The Colts have let in 17 touchdowns from the RB position, tied for sixth-most.
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Why they're here: Houston has been the most defense to target for running back touchdowns all year. They've allowed 24, the most in the league by three.
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Why they're here: The Dolphins have allowed 17 touchdowns to running backs, tied for sixth-most, and 10 touchdowns to tight ends, tied for second-most.
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Why they're here: The Steelers have seen 17 WR touchdowns against them, fifth-most in the league.
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Why they're here: The Browns have seen 18 running back touchdowns against them, tied for fourth-most.
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Why they're here: Dallas has allowed the most touchdowns to wide receivers in the league at 21. That number is three times more than they've allowed to running backs and tight ends combined.
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Why they're here: The Chargers have allowed 17 touchdowns to running backs, tied for sixth-most.
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Why they're here: The Seahawks have let in 18 touchdowns to running backs on the season, tied for fourth-most.
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Why they're here: The Cardinals have allowed the third-most touchdowns to running backs (19) and the second-most touchdowns to TEs (10).
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Why they're here: The Lions have allowed the most touchdowns in the NFL to tight ends at 11.
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