Running Back

• Titans RB snap percentages for Thursday night: Derrick Henry (71%), Dontrell Hilliard (18%), Hassan Haskins (11%).
  
  
• Aaron Jones (66%) and AJ Dillon (48%) were the only two running backs to see an offensive snap for the Packers.
  
  
• With Khalil Herbert out, David Montgomery played on 80% of the snaps while Trestan Ebner (22%), Khari Blasingame (16%) and Darrynton Evans (3%) played a minimal amount for the Bears.
  
  
• Tyler Allgeier (55%) and Cordarrelle Patterson (49%) are seeing the bulk of snaps at running back for the Falcons leaving Caleb Huntley (4%) out in the cold.
  
  
• The Panthers couldn’t get anything go on offense against the Ravens resulting in a limited number of snaps for D’Onta Foreman (39%), Chuba Hubbard (40%) and Raheem Blackshear (19%).
  
  
• With Gus Edwards out, the Ravens split backfield touches between Kenyan Drake (51%) and Justice Hill (41%).
  
  
• Per usual, the Browns split their backfield work between Nick Chubb (55%) and Kareem Hunt (43%).
  
  
• Devin Singletary played 72% of the snaps for the Bills with James Cook (25%) backing him up.
  
  
• Antonio Gibson led the Commanders running backs with a 68% snap share. Brian Robinson Jr. only played 34% of the snaps.
  
  
• Dameon Pierce played on 77% of the snaps for the Texans while Rex Burkhead played only 16%.
  
  
• The Eagles continue to lean on Miles Sanders (65%) as their main running back. Boston Scott (19%) saw a slightly higher snap share than Kenneth Gainwell (16%).
  
  
• Jonathan Taylor played 75% of the snaps for the Colts. Deon Jackson played 20% while Zack Moss played only 4 snaps.
  
  
• Michael Carter was banged up in this game, playing only 50% of the snaps which allowed James Robinson to play 64% of the snaps. Ty Johnson saw a 29% snap share.
  
  
• Damien Harris was efficient for the Patriots but only played 24% of the snaps compared to Rhamondre Stevenson’s 78% snap share.
  
  
• The Rams broken running game featured Kyren Williams (55%) and Cam Akers (39%) with Darrell Henderson playing just 4 snaps.
  
  
• Alvin Kamara played 70% of the snaps for the Saints. Newly acquired David Johnson (18%) and Dwayne Washington (11%) filled the backup role.
  
  
• Part of the demise of D’Andre Swift (31%) is the inclusion of Justin Jackson (37%) into the running back rotation. Jamaal Williams (48%) scores all of the touchdowns.
  
  
• A rough day for Saquon Barkley who played 76% of the snaps. Matt Breida played 20%.
  
  
• The Broncos split work between Melvin Gordon (45%) and Latavius Murray (50%). Chase Edmonds played just 3 snaps. Gordon has been released and Edmonds is dealing with a high ankle sprain meaning we’ll see a running back added to the roster soon.
  
  
• Josh Jacobs continues to be a workhorse playing 80% of the snaps for the Raiders. Ameer Abdullah (17%) comes in on occasion.
  
  
• Ezekiel Elliott returned from his knee injury and played just 29% of the snaps while Tony Pollard played 54%. Due to this game being a blowout, Malik Davis played 18%.
  
  
• Dalvin Cook (60%) got a bit of rest in this game as the Vikings got wasted by the Cowboys. Alexander Mattison (28%) and Kene Nwangwu (12%) played in garbage time.
  
  
• Joe Mixon (21%) left this game with a concussion which allowed Samaje Perine (70%) to put up a monster performance (11-30-0, 4-52-3).
  
  
• Jaylen Warren left early with a hamstring injury which allowed Najee Harris to play 92% of the snaps.
  
  
• Clyde Edwards-Helaire (8%) injured his ankle which left running back duties to Isiah Pacheco (40%) and Jerick McKinnon (18%).
  
  
• Austin Ekeler played 69% of the snaps with Isaiah Spiller (25%) being the next man in. Sony Michel (8%) barely played.
  
  
• Arizona used just two running backs this week. James Conner played 78% of the snaps while Keaontay Ingram played 25%.
  
  
• The 49ers added Jordan Mason (12%) to the running back mix this week to go along with Christian McCaffrey (66%) and Elijah Mitchell (22%). In closer games, Mason won’t see the field.

Wide Receiver

• Robert Woods (76%) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (79%) are still playing the majority of snaps for the Titans while rookie Treylon Burks (50%) is third in the pecking order.
  
  
• Christian Watson moved into the starting lineup in Week 11 playing 80% of the snaps. Allen Lazard (92%), Randall Cobb (56%), Sammy Watkins (36%) and Samori Toure (7%) were also on the field.
  
  
• Chase Claypool (42%) saw a bump in snaps this week for the Bears but is still well behind Darnell Mooney (81%) and Equanimeous St. Brown (73%). Dante Pettis (26%), Byron Pringle (20%) and Velus Jones Jr. (12%) also saw some action.
  
  
• Drake London (76%) and Olamide Zaccheaus (76%) continue to get the most playing time for the Falcons but aren’t fantasy viable given the low volume of passing in Atlanta.
  
  
• The Panthers played four WRs against the Ravens: D.J. Moore (98%), Terrace Marshall Jr. (93%), Shi Smith (60%) and Laviska Shenault (28%).
  
  
• Devin Duvernay (84%) and Demarcus Robinson (78%) played the majority of snaps for the Ravens. James Proche (25%) was operating as the third receiver.
  
  
• David Bell (64%) is still running as the third receiver for the Browns behind Amari Cooper (84%) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (99%).
  
  
• Gabriel Davis (88%), Stefon Diggs (66%) and Isaiah McKenzie (40%) were the top three receivers for the Bills. Khalil Shakir played 25% of the snaps.
  
  
• The top four wide receivers for Washington included: Terry McLaurin (72%), Curtis Samuel (60%), Jahan Dotson (66%) and Cam Sims (27%).
  
  
• Chris Moore (59%) was operating as the third receiver for the Texans this week behind Brandin Cooks (80%) and Nico Collins (86%). Phillip Dorsett played on 25% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Eagles played four receivers: A.J. Brown (88%), DeVonta Smith (94%), Quez Watkins (53%) and Zach Pascal (43%).
  
  
• The Colts top three receivers are cemented in their roles. Michael Pittman Jr. (99%), Parris Campbell (80%) and Alec Pierce (71%).
  
  
• Garrett Wilson played every snap for the Jets. Denzel Mims (90%) was the second wide receiver while Elijah Moore played 54% of the snaps.
  
  
• Nelson Agholor saw a boost this week playing 59% of the snaps for the Patriots. Jakobi Meyers (95%) is the only reliable receiver option. The rotation also included DeVante Parker (40%), Kendrick Bourne (38%) and Tyquan Thornton (27%).
  
  
• With Cooper Kupp out, the Rams played Allen Robinson (83%), Ben Skowronek (84%) and Van Jefferson (73%) as the top three receivers. Brandon Powell (31%) and Tutu Atwell played 11% played in backup roles.
  
  
• The Saints spread out their wide receiver snaps to Chris Olave (49%), Jarvis Landry (56%), Rashid Shaheed (49%), Marquez Callaway (37%) and Tre'Quan Smith (18%).
  
  
• D.J. Chark returned from his ankle injury to play just 16% of the snaps. Amon-Ra St. Brown played 90% and Kalif Raymond played 85%.
  
  
• Wan'Dale Robinson (72%) tore his ACL in this game. Expect Richie James (22%) to man the slot moving forward. Darius Slayton saw the highest snap percentage with Isaiah Hodgins (59%) and Kenny Golladay (43%) next in line.
  
  
• With Jerry Jeudy out, Kendall Hinton assumed the No.2 role playing 88% of the snaps. Courtland Sutton played 92% with Brandon Johnson (34%), Jalen Virgil (11%) and Montrell Washington (9%) filling the back roles.
  
  
• The Raiders played three wide receivers: Davante Adams (99%), Mack Hollins (100%) and Keelan Cole (67%).
  
  
• The top three receivers for the Bengals were Tee Higgins (79%), Trenton Irwin (70%) and Tyler Boyd (82%).
  
  
• Snap shares for the Steelers wide receivers: Diontae Johnson (96%), George Pickens (86%), Steven Sims and Gunner Olszewski (43%).
  
  
• No JuJu and no Mecole Hardman for the Chiefs. Kadarius Toney (22%) injured his hamstring but wasn’t seeing a big snap share early in the game. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (71%), Justin Watson (88%) and Skyy Moore (42%) were the top three receivers.
  
  
• For the Chargers, Mike Williams (9%) re-injured his ankle. Keenan Allen made it through the whole game playing 67% of the snaps. Josh Palmer (92%) and DeAndre Carter (82%) played a significant amount.
  
  
• Rondale Moore (3%) was injured very early in the game and never returned. That allowed Greg Dortch to play 93% of the snaps. Dortch will be fantasy viable if Moore misses time. DeAndre Hopkins (69%), A.J. Green (78%) and Robbie Anderson (47%) rounded out the wide receiver rotation.
  
  
• The 49ers trotted out five receivers: Deebo Samuel (59%), Brandon Aiyuk (79%), Jauan Jennings (38%), Danny Gray (17%) and Ray-Ray McCloud (14%).

Tight Ends

• The Titans are rotating three tight ends: Austin Hooper (46%), Geoff Swaim (71%) and Chigoziem Okonkwo (46%).
  
  
• Not to be outdone, the Packers are rotating four tight ends: Robert Tonyan (59%), Marcedes Lewis (26%), Josiah Deguara (26%) and Tyler Davis (5%).
  
  
• Cole Kmet played 91% of the snaps for the Bears.
  
  
• Kyle Pitts (44%) left early with a knee injury (MCL) which allowed MyCole Pruitt to play on 56% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Panthers rotated three tight ends in Week 11: Ian Thomas (54%), Tommy Tremble (37%) and Stephen Sullivan (26%).
  
  
• Mark Andrews (93%) was back and playing his usual number of snaps. Josh Oliver (33%) and Isaiah Likely (32%) were part of the rotation.
  
  
• David Njoku was limited in his first game back after a sprained ankle. As a result, he only played 37% of the snaps while Harrison Bryant played 73%.
  
  
• Dawson Knox played 80% of the snaps for the Bills. Quintin Morris played 42%.
  
  
• Washington played three tight ends this week: Logan Thomas (68%), John Bates (52%) and Cole Turner (38%).
  
  
• The Texans also played three tight ends: Teagan Quitoriano (66%), Jordan Akins (46%) and O.J. Howard (25%).
  
  
• With Dallas Goedert out, the Eagle played Jack Stoll (81%), Grant Calcaterra (28%) and Tyree Jackson (13%).
  
  
• With Jelani Woods out, the Colts still used three tight ends. Mo Alie-Cox (62%), Kylen Granson (39%) and Nikola Kalinic (26%).
  
  
• Hunter Henry played 84% of the snaps for the Patriots with Jonnu Smith playing 54%.
  
  
• Tyler Higbee played 92% of the snaps for the Rams.
  
  
• Juwan Johnson (63%) has a nose for the endzone but isn’t playing as many snaps as Adam Trautman (70%). Taysom Hill played 42% of the snaps in his swiss-army-knife role.
  
  
• The Lions used three tight ends this week: Brock Wright (75%), James Mitchell (22%) and Shane Zylstra (18%).
  
  
• Lawrence Cager (74%) was the Giants main tight end against the Lions. Tanner Hudson played just 16% of the snaps.
  
  
• Greg Dulcich played 83% of the snaps for Denver as the main pass-catching tight end.
  
  
• Foster Moreau played every snap for the Raiders.
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson played 77% of the snaps for the Vikings.
  
  
• The Bengals used three tight ends this week: Hayden Hurst (65%), Mitchell Wilcox (36%) and Devin Asiasi (14%).
  
  
• Pat Freiermuth played 71% of the snaps for Pittsburgh while Zach Gentry played a healthy 41%.
  
  
• The Chiefs bumped up Jody Fortson’s snaps a bit (28%), likely with all the wide receiver injuries. Travis Kelce played 79% of the snaps while Noah Gray played 60%.
  
  
• With Gerald Everett out, the Chargers played Tre’McKitty (60%), Richard Rodgers (32%) and Stone Smartt (29%).
  
  
• Rookie Trey McBride played 76% of the snaps for Arizona. Maxx Williams (18%) and Stephen Anderson (14%) also got on the field.
  
  
• With the game well in hand, San Francisco played multiple tight ends including George Kittle (74%), Tyler Kroft (47%), Charlie Woerner (19%) and Ross Dwelley (7%).