DFS: AFC Target Tracker

Here's a team-by-team look at the most targeted players in the AFC to date (click here for NFC targets):

Baltimore Ravens

The Ravens travel to Oakland in Week 2 and Forsett should be the direct beneficiary of this matchup. Oakland gave up 126 rushing yards in Week 1 to Cincinnati's tandem of Jeremy Hill and Gio Bernard.

Buffalo Bills

An AFC East matchup in Week 2 pins the Bills against the Patriots in Buffalo. Division games are often tighter contests so it may be feasible McCoy is heavily featured this week due to conservative game flow.

Cincinnati Bengals

The Bengals are at home in Week 2 against the San Diego Chargers. Eifert had a breakout Week 1 so expect him to see some increased coverage in this matchup. The Bengals are a balanced offense in terms of run and pass production so expecte a similar target dispersal in Week 2.

Cleveland Browns

Cleveland hosts Marcus Mariota and the Tennessee Titans in Week 2. There are not a lot of attractive fantasy options in Cleveland - but if you have to choose one, target leader Hawkins is probably your man.

Denver Broncos

Concerns over Peyton Manning's arm have become legitimate. Furthermore, the Broncos play on Thursday in Kansas City, which is a terrible matchup for fantasy production to all positions in Denver.

Houston Texans

Ryan Mallett is expected to be the Week 2 quarterback for Houston as the Texans travel to Carolina. Still without Arian Foster (groin), expect Hopkins and Washington to see a high volume of targets.

Indianapolis Colts

Andrew Luck and the Colts return home to Week 2 where Luck is often at his best. With Hilton (knee) questionable, Moncrief and Johnson would see heavy targets - though one of them will have to deal with Jets DB Darrelle Revis.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Blake Bortles to Greene was a common - though unexpected - combination in Week 1. However, Greene is listed as questionable in Week 2 with a back issue, so keep expectations in check.

Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs face the Broncos in Week 2's Thursday Night matchup which, as mentioned, is not ideal for fantasy production. Furthermore, the Broncos' defense looked great in Week 1 limiting Joe Flacco to 117 passing yards.

Miami Dolphins

Miami faces Jacksonville in Week 2 and the Miami's offensive production could depend heavily on game flow. Lamar Miller will see plenty of touches if Miami controls play, though Landry should see plenty of targets either way.

New England Patriots

Edelman is a target monster and should reach double digits again in Week 2. Gronkowski will also be a popular target for Tom Brady despite the return of RB LaGarrette Blount and a showdown with a stingy Bills defense.

New York Jets

Jets targets in were spread out and Chris Ivory took a lot of the available fantasy points in their Week 1 defeat of the Browns. In Week 2, the Jets should be handing off to Ivory against a leaky Colts defense that surrendered 147 total rushing yards to the Bills in Week 1.

Oakland Raiders

The lowly Raiders host the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2 after being demolished by the Bengals in Week 1. The Raiders' passing game looked abysmal, but Murray shone with seven targets and 11 rush attempts.

Pittsburgh Steelers

With Le'Veon Bell suspended, the Pittsburgh offense spread the targets out nicely with four players racking up at least seven targets. A similar distribution could be in the offing against San Francisco.

San Diego Chargers

Allen lit it up Week 1, even without scoring a TD. Passing back Woodhead monopolized red-zone touches in Week 1, leading to two rushing scores. However, the Chargers take on the Bengals in Week 2 and this game likely won't be as high scoring as San Diego's 33-28 victory in Week 1.

Tennessee Titans

Marcus Mariota's efficiency in Week 1 resulted in few targets spread out through the Tennessee receiving crop. Tennessee will be on the road in Cleveland with the total set at 41 1/2; don't expect much change in targets.