NFL Week 12 touchdown prop targets for Colts-Steelers on 'MNF'

MNF: Indianapolis Colts WRs vs. Pittsburgh

Why they're here: Pittsburgh has allowed 14 touchdowns to wide receivers, tied for the most in the NFL.

Volume leaders:

• Michael Pittman Jr.: 92 targets, 6 RZ looks
• Parris Campbell: 60 targets, 7 RZ looks
• Alec Pierce: 50 targets, 4 RZ looks

Buffalo Bills RBs/TEs vs. Detroit

Why they're here: The Lions have allowed the sixth-most touchdowns to RBs and the second-most scores to TEs.

Volume leaders:

• Devin Singletary: 110 carries, 39 targets, 33 red zone (RZ) looks
• James Cook: 44 carries, 14 targets, 10 RZ looks
• Dawson Knox: 40 targets, 5 RZ looks

Minnesota TEs vs. New England

Why they're here: The Patriots are tied for the second-most touchdowns allowed to tight ends with 7 total. That mark is more than the number of touchdowns they've allowed to running back and wide receivers combined.

Volume leaders:

• TJ Hockenson*: 28 targets, 6 RZ looks

*Hockenson has dominated targets and touches since joining Minnesota three weeks ago

Denver Broncos RBs vs. Carolina

Why they're here: Carolina has allowed 13 touchdowns to running backs, tied for the fourth-highest total in the NFL.

Volume* leaders:

• Latavius Murray: 63 carries, 13 targets, 5 RZ looks
• Chase Edmonds: 4 carries, 2 targets, 0 RZ looks

*Melvin Gordon was released this week, paving the way for more volume from Murray and Edmonds

Tampa Bay Buccaneers RBs vs. Cleveland

Why they're here: The Browns are alone at the top of the NFL having allowed 16 touchdowns to running backs. 

Volume leaders:

• Leonard Fournette: 135 carries, 50 targets, 25 RZ looks
• Rachaad White: 60 carries, 25 targets, 10 RZ looks

Baltimore Ravens WRs vs. Jacksonville

Why they're here: Jacksonville has allowed 13 touchdowns to wide receivers, tied for third-most.

Volume leaders:

• Demarcus Robinson: 38 targets, 6 RZ looks
• Devin Duvernay: 34 targets, 8 RZ looks

Miami Dolphins RBs vs. Houston

Why they're here: Houston is tied for the second-most touchdowns allowed to running backs at 14.

Volume leaders:

• Raheem Mostert: 118 carries, 26 targets, 19 RZ looks
• Jeff Wilson*: 26 carries, 8 targets, 8 RZ looks

*In two games

New York Jets RBs vs. Chicago

Why they're here: The Bears have allowed 14 touchdowns to RBs, tied for second-most in the league.

Volume leaders:

• Michael Carter: 93 carries, 34 targets, 22 RZ looks
• James Robinson: 25 carries, 3 targets, 3 RZ looks

Cincinnati Bengals WRs vs. Tennessee

Why they're here: The Titans have allowed the third-most touchdowns to WRs with 13 total.

Volume leaders:

• Ja'Marr Chase: 74 targets, 15 RZ looks
• Tee Higgins: 71 targets, 7 RZ looks
• Tyler Boyd: 56 targets, 5 RZ looks

Washington Commanders RBs/WRs vs. Atlanta

Why they're here: The Falcons have been extremely vulnerable to touchdowns from two positions: running backs and wide receivers. They've allowed the sixth-most scores to RBs and the third-most to WRs. 

Volume leaders:

• Antonio Gibson: 121 carries, 44 targets, 28 RZ looks
• Brian Robinson: 108 carries, 4 targets, 15 RZ looks
• Terry McLaurin: 80 targets, 6 RZ looks
• Curtis Samuel: 75 targets, 24 carries, 14 RZ looks

Arizona Cardinals RBs vs LA Chargers

Why they're here: The Chargers have allowed 13 running back touchdowns, tied for fourth-most. 

Volume leaders:

• James Conner: 96 carries, 32 targets, 19 RZ looks

Los Angeles Chargers TEs vs. Arizona

Why they're here: The Cardinals have allowed nine touchdowns to TEs, the most in the NFL by two.

Volume leaders:

• Gerald Everett: 55 targets, 9 RZ looks

Los Angeles Rams WRs vs. Kansas City

Why they're here: The Chiefs are tied for the most touchdowns allowed to wide receivers at 14 total.

Volume leaders:

• Allen Robinson: 52 targets, 14 RZ looks
• Ben Skowronek: 42 targets, 4 RZ looks
• Van Jefferson: 13 targets, 1 RZ look