The one thing that stands out to me is that no one has stood out.Target distribution has been pretty even through 1st 3 games:Bruce 15Gore 14Johnson 13Battle 13Davis 12Morgan 7Keasey 5Walker 3Foster 2For this year, I still have my money on Johnson(although the recurring hammy issue has me rethinking this . . .)
The one point I'd make here is Bruce didn't have a single target in Week 1. FBG has him with 12 targets the past two games and I think we'll see that what happened in Week 1 was a fluke and won't happen again as long as Bruce is healthy. To me, that's the key - Bruce's health. If he can stay healthy, I think he'll be the No. 1 WR with the 49ers and a very viable WR3 with WR2 upside many weeks (especially this one).
If you take out Johnson's worst game (Week 3 with 1 target),he also has 12 targets through the other 2 games.You make a great point though in that stats can easily be spun.Take Bruce's 12 targets over those 2 games (I counted 15 because I included plays with penalties).8 (11) of those came in a single game, meaning for the other 2 games, he has 0 and 4 targets.By that, I'd say that Week 2 was the fluke.I think the real moral of the story, is that we're trying to draw conclusions from 3 data points.It's way to early in the year to tell . . .