Running Back

• Devin Singletary continued his dominance at the running back position for Buffalo by playing 78% of the snaps on Thanksgiving. James Cook played 18% while Nyheim Hines (5%) has yet to carve out a s significant role.
  
  
• The Lions are using a three-running back rotation. D’Andre Swift’s usage (34%) was a bit better this week but still far behind his pre-season expectations. Jamaal Williams (42%) is the goaline back and Justin Jackson (25%) is annoying.
  
  
• Tony Pollard kept a significant role playing on 59% of the snaps with Ezekiel Elliott playing 51%. No other Dallas RB played an offensive snap.
  
  
• The Giants worked Gary Brightwell (17%) into the mix this week alongside Saquon Barkley (73%) and Matt Breida (28%).
  
  
• Damien Harris (20%) left with a thigh injury which allowed Rhamondre Stevenson to play 82% of the snaps. Pierre Strong Jr. didn’t play an offensive snap.
  
  
• Dalvin Cook was in a workhorse role for the Vikings but didn’t produce. He played 86% of the snaps and got 26 touches for 56 yards. Alexander Mattison played 15% of the snaps.
  
  
• The new look Broncos backfield featured a lot Latavius Murray (82%) with Marlon Mack (10%) and Devine Ozigbo (7%) pickup up scraps.
  
  
• We had a fairly even split in the Carolina backfield between D’Onta Foreman (53%) and Chuba Hubbard (42%) while Raheem Blackshear barely saw the field.
  
  
• With Leonard Fournette out, Rachaad White played 90% of the snaps. Ke'Shawn Vaughn played just 13%.
  
  
• We saw a 60-40 split between Nick Chubb (60%) and Kareem Hunt (41%) this week. Chubb out-touched Hunt 27 to 6.
  
  
• Gus Edwards was back from injury playing 50% of the snaps while Kenyan Drake (25%) and Justice Hill (19%) played sparingly.
  
  
• Travis Etienne (8%) left with a foot injury which allowed JaMycal Hasty to play 78% of the snaps. Snoop Conner played 16% while Darrell Henderson was Inactive.
  
  
• In a game that got out of hand early, Dameon Pierce only played 56% of the snaps. Dare Ogunbowale played 30% while Rex Burkhead (18%) left early with an injury.
  
  
• Jeff Wilson (61%) missed some time due to a calf injury but did return. The Dolphins got Myles Gaskin (34%) involved as the backup.
  
  
• For the Bears, Darrynton Evans (32%) was used in the backup role behind David Montgomery (68%).
  
  
• With James Robinson inactive, Michael Carter (30%) got the start but was injured during the game. He was also ceding work to Zonovan Knight (48%) before the injury. Ty Johnson played 24% of the snaps.
  
  
• With Joe Mixon out, Samaje Perine played 80% of the snaps while Trayveon Williams (20%) was the main backup. Chris Evans only played 4 snaps.
  
  
• Washington is splitting snaps almost evenly between Brian Robinson Jr. (48%) and Antonio Gibson (42%).
  
  
• The Falcons running back by committee consisted of Cordarrelle Patterson (58%), Tyler Allgeier (39%), Avery Williams (12%) and Caleb Huntley (5%).
  
  
• James Conner played a whopping 97% of the snaps for Arizona. Keaontay Ingram played 11%.
  
  
• The Chargers used three running backs this week including Austin Ekeler (70%), Joshua Kelley (21%) and Isaiah Spiller (12%).
  
  
• Josh Jacobs’ monster performance came on 79% snap share. Ameer Abdullah (18%) and Zamir White (4%) were used in relief.
  
  
• Kenneth Walker played 71% of the snaps for Seattle. Travis Homer (20%) and DeeJay Dallas (14%) were used in a backup role.
  
  
• The Rams only used two running backs: Kyren Williams (70%) and Cam Akers (30%).
  
  
• Isiah Pacheco played 51% of the snaps for the Chiefs. Jerick McKinnon played 34% and Ronald Jones got in the mix, playing 15% of the snaps.
  
  
• It’s been rough going for Alvin Kamara who played 67% of the snaps. Mark Ingram returned from injury to play 30% of the snaps.
  
  
• Elijah Mitchell (21%) left early with a knee injury. Jordan Mason played 13% of the snaps behind Christian McCaffrey (63%). Fullback Kyle Juszczyk (43%) is always in the mix.
  
  
• We know the deal in Green Bay. Aaron Jones played 71% of the snaps while AJ Dillon played 43%.
  
  
• Miles Sanders played 54% of the snaps and ran wild against the Packers. Kenneth Gainwell played 34% and Boston Scott played 13%.
  
  
• Jonathan Taylor played 92% of the snaps for the Colts Monday night. Deon Jackson played 4% while Zack Moss played 1 snap.
  
  
• Najee Harris (29%) left this game with an abdomen injury. Benny Snell played 41% of the snaps while Anthony McFarland Jr. played 30%. Jaylen Warren was inactive with a hamstring injury.

Wide Receiver

• The Bills basically used four receivers on Thursday: Gabriel Davis (90%), Stefon Diggs (78%), Isaiah McKenzie (73%) and Khalil Shakir (44%).
  
  
• Amon-Ra St. Brown (87%), Kalif Raymond (76%) and D.J. Chark (73%) played the bulk of the snaps at receiver for the Lions. Josh Reynolds (11%) and Tom Kennedy (6%) also saw action.
  
  
• Dallas went with a tight rotation at receiver this week and a lot of two-TE sets: CeeDee Lamb (80%), Michael Gallup (76%) and Noah Brown (45%) saw the most action.
  
  
• The Giants wide receiver rotation included five players with Wan’Dale Robinson out. Darius Slayton (84%), Isaiah Hodgins (70%), Richie James (70%), Kenny Golladay (30%) and Marcus Johnson (11%).
  
  
• As usual, the Patriots used five wide receivers including Jakobi Meyers, DeVante Parker, Nelson Agholor, Kendrick Bourne and Tyquan Thornton.
  
  
• The Vikings used a tight rotation at receiver. Justin Jefferson (97%), Adam Thielen (93%) and K.J. Osborn (57%) were the top three. Jalen Reagor (3%) was the only other receiver to play a snap.
  
  
• Brandon Johnson stepped into the third receiver role for the Broncos this week playing on 70% of the snaps behind Courtland Sutton (93%) and Kendall Hinton (92%).
  
  
• Only three receivers played offense for the Panthers: D.J. Moore (97%), Terrace Marshall Jr. (62%) and Laviska Shenault (42%).
  
  
• Mike Evans (90%), Chris Godwin (96%) and Julio Jones (62%) were the clear top three receivers for Tampa Bay this week. Breshad Perriman (12%) and Scotty Miller (4%) played in a backup role.
  
  
• The Browns are set at the top three receiver spots with Amari Cooper (92%), Donovan Peoples-Jones (96%) and David Bell (63%).
  
  
• The uninspiring Ravens receiving corps featured Devin Duvernay (78%), Demarcus Robinson (60%), James Proche (19%) and DeSean Jackson (14%).
  
  
• The top the Jaguars wire are set in stone. Christian Kirk (91%), Zay Jones (91%) and Marvin Jones (60%).
  
  
• The Texans used four wide receivers this week: Brandin Cooks (74%), Nico Collins (75%), Chris Moore (59%) and Phillip Dorsett (43%).
  
  
• Tyreek Hill (59%) cramped up in this game which led to a reduced role. The Dolphins also jumped out to a huge lead which led to limited playing time for Jaylen Waddle (62%) and Trent Sherfield (61%). Cedrick Wilson (43%) and River Cracraft (33%) picked up the slack.
  
  
• Darnell Mooney (32%) injured his ankle in this game and may miss the rest of the season. Expect Chase Claypool (67%) to move into a more prominent role. Equanimeous St. Brown and Dante Pettis both played 40% of the snaps.
  
  
• Garrett Wilson (83%) played the most snaps of any Jet receiver this week. Corey Davis (68%), Elijah Moore (35%), Denzel Mims (29%) and Braxton Berrios (25%) played complementary roles.
  
  
• Tee Higgins (83%), Tyler Boyd (76%) and Trenton Irwin (74%) were the top three receivers for the Bengals with Ja’Marr Chase out.
  
  
• Washington used five receivers this week. Terry McLaurin (82%), Curtis Samuel (60%), Jahan Dotson (61%), Dyami Brown (23%) and Cam Sims (15%).
  
  
• Drake London played 86% of the snaps for Atlanta. 2-29-0 on four targets.
  
  
• Marquise Brown returned to a full-time role, playing 97% of the snaps. DeAndre Hopkins (74%), A.J. Green (53%) and Robbie Anderson (42%) rounded out the rotation.
  
  
• The Chargers relied on three receivers this week with Mike Williams out. Keenan Allen (89%), Josh Palmer (96%) and DeAndre Carter (80%). Michael Bandy played just 2 snaps.
  
  
• As usual, the Raiders relied on three receivers: Davante Adams (100%), Mack Hollins (96%) and Keelan Cole (65%).
  
  
• Marquise Goodwin (45%) filled the third receiver role for the Seahawks behind DK Metcalf (91%) and Tyler Lockett (88%).
  
  
• With Allen Robinson inactive, the Rams used Van Jefferson (87%), Ben Skowronek (63%), Tutu Atwell (52%), Brandon Powell (48%) and Lance McCutcheon (48%).
  
  
• JuJu Smith-Schuster (38%) was eased back into action this week while Justin Watson (84%) played the most snaps of any Chiefs receiver. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (58%) had a reduced role while we saw more of Skyy Moore (46%).
  
  
• The Saints used five receivers: Chris Olave (67%), Jarvis Landry (56%), Rashid Shaheed (53%), Kevin White (32%) and Tre'Quan Smith (26%).
  
  
• Christian Watson is locked into a full-time role, playing 92% of the snaps in Green Bay, right next to Allen Lazard (100%). Randall Cobb works out of the slot, playing 45% of the snaps.
  
  
• Quez Watkins played 83% of the snaps for Philadelphia behind A.J. Brown (96%) and DeVonta Smith (93%).
  
  
• Michael Pittman Jr. played every snap. Parris Campbell (88%), Alec Pierce (70%) and Ashton Dulin (34%) made up the three-man rotation.
  
  
• Diontae Johnson (96%) and George Pickens (78%) are the only viable fantasy receivers for Pittsburgh.

Tight Ends

• Dawson Knox played 78% of the snaps for Buffalo with Quintin Morris (23%) playing roughly a quarter of the snaps.
  
  
• The Lions split TE snaps between three players: Brock Wright (68%), James Mitchell (24%) and Shane Zylstra (24%). None of the them are fantasy worthy.
  
  
• Dallas split their tight end work between Dalton Schultz (84%), Jake Ferguson (48%), Peyton Hendershot (27%) and Sean McKeon (23%).
  
  
• The Giants used Lawrence Cager (44%) and Tanner Hudson (22%) at tight end. Neither are playable.
  
  
• Hunter Henry played 71% of the snaps for New England while Jonnu Smith played just 29%.
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson played 80% of the snaps for Minnesota. His backup Johnny Mundt played 54%.
  
  
• Greg Dulcich played 87% of the snaps for the Broncos.
  
  
• Tampa Bay used three tight ends this week including Cade Otton (52%), Cameron Brate (51%) and Ko Kieft (23%).
  
  
• David Njoku was back to his normal role, playing 81% against the Bucs. Harrison Bryant (27%) and Pharaoh Brown (17%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• Josh Oliver (61%) filled in nicely for Isaiah Likely who was out with injury. Mark Andrews played 85% and dropped an easy TD in the back of the endzone.
  
  
• Evan Engram played 81% of the snaps for the Jaguars.
  
  
• Jordan Akins (53%) and Teagan Quitoriano (59%) played the most snaps for the Texans while O.J. Howard (20%) was third in the pecking order.
  
  
• Miami used two tight ends this week: Mike Gesicki (54%) and Durham Smythe (49%).
  
  
• Cole Kmet played every snap for the Bears.
  
  
• Tyler Conklin (79%) and C.J. Uzomah (76%) continue to split snaps for the Jets.
  
  
• Hayden Hurst played 66% of the snaps for the Bengals.
  
  
• The Titans have a three-man committee at tight end including Austin Hooper (67%), Geoff Swaim (54%) and Chigoziem Okonkwo (33%).
  
  
• Similarly, the Commanders used three tight ends: Logan Thomas (71%), John Bates (58%) and Cole Turner (32%).
  
  
• With Kyle Pitts out, the Falcons used a committee at tight end including McCole Pruitt (56%), Parker Hesse (61%) and Anthony Firkser (39%).
  
  
• Trey McBride played 79% of the snaps. He caught one pass for one yard.
  
  
• Gerald Everett only played 58% of the snaps for the Chargers. Too many others were involved including Tre' McKitty (39%), Richard Rodgers (11%) and Stone Smartt (11%).
  
  
• Once again, Foster Moreau played every snap for the Raiders.
  
  
• Noah Fant (62%) and Will Dissly (74%) continue to cancel each other out.
  
  
• A role reduction for Tyler Higbee who played just 59% of the snaps this week. Brycen Hopkins played 41%.
  
  
• The Chiefs played three tight ends: Travis Kelce (83%), Noah Gray (66%) and Jody Fortson (22%).
  
  
• Taysom Hill played 49% of the snaps for New Orleans with Adam Trautman (61%) and endzone threat Juwan Johnson playing 47%.
  
  
• Robert Tonyan played just 51% of the snaps for the Packers.
  
  
• Jack Stoll played 80% of the snaps for the Eagles, but the position doesn’t seem to be as fantasy relevant with Dallas Goedert out. Grant Calcaterra played 29% while Tyree Jackson played just 6%.
  
  
• Kylen Granson was inactive for the Colts which allowed Jelani Woods (64%) to have a breakout game (8-98-0). Mo Alie-Cox played 34% of the snaps.
  
  
• Pat Freiermuth played 71% of the snaps while Zach Gentry played 52%.