Midway through the season, I posted the stats for Ohio receiver targets and catches. Here are the full season stats. They are provided by Bill Connelly from FootballStudyHall.com. As I mentioned mid-year, he relies on play-by-plays which aren't always the most accurate (see Leftwich's catches) but they're quite close.

For someone that was targeted over 100 times, Brazill's 11.2 yards per target is outstanding.

Player	Targets	Catches	Yards	CatchRate	YdsPerTarget	Target %	YdsPerCatch	Target No.
LaVon Brazill	105	72	1171	68.6%	11.2	26.3%	16.3	1
Riley Dunlop	60	43	586	71.7%	9.8	15.0%	13.6	2
Donte Foster	49	29	319	59.2%	6.5	12.3%	11.0	3
Donte Harden	37	27	267	73.0%	7.2	9.3%	9.9	4
Jordan Thompson	28	24	258	85.7%	9.2	7.0%	10.8	5
Phil Bates	21	14	189	66.7%	9.0	5.3%	13.5	6
Bakari Bussey	19	11	112	57.9%	5.9	4.8%	10.2	7
Ryan Boykin	16	14	92	87.5%	5.8	4.0%	6.6	8
Mario Dovell	15	8	151	53.3%	10.1	3.8%	18.9	9
Jerry Gross	14	8	68	57.1%	4.9	3.5%	8.5	10
Derek Roback	9	6	56	66.7%	6.2	2.3%	9.3	11
Tyler Futrell	7	5	76	71.4%	10.9	1.8%	15.2	12
Beau Blankenship	6	3	19	50.0%	3.2	1.5%	6.3	13
Landon Smith	6	3	24	50.0%	4.0	1.5%	8.0	14
Zac Clark	3	2	27	66.7%	9.0	0.8%	13.5	15
Octavius Leftwich	2	1	8	50.0%	4.0	0.5%	8.0	16
Tyler Tettleton	1	1	23	100.0%	23.0	0.3%	23.0	17
Tyler Knight	1	1	14	100.0%	14.0	0.3%	14.0	18

We lose a lot but still have a lot on hand.  Who's gonna be next year's LaVon and Riley?

Chart would appear to show the benefit of throwing to the tight end, not that anyone's ever mentioned that before.