Running Back

• James Cook (43%) saw an increase in snap percentage on Thursday against the Patriots, splitting snaps almost evenly with Devin Singletary (44%). Nyheim Hines played 31% of the snaps. Teams playing on Thursday’s will sometimes deviate from their normal running back rotation and decrease the load on the lead back.
  
  
• With Damien Harris out, Rhamondre Stevenson (98%) played almost every single snap for the Patriots at running back. Kevin Harris (2%) was the only other RB to log a snap.
  
  
• The Falcons have been splitting snaps almost evenly between Tyler Allgeier (52%) and Cordarrelle Patterson (46%) for a few weeks now.
  
  
• Mike Boone (23%) operated as the Broncos No.2 running back this week behind Latavius Murray (68%).
  
  
• The Ravens split the running back work three ways between Kenyan Drake (47%), Gus Edwards (24%) and Justice Hill (24%).
  
  
• Aaron Jones (38%) got banged up this week which allowed AJ Dillon to play 68% of the snaps.
  
  
• David Montgomery played 77% of the snaps for the Bears. Darrynton Evans (25%) has taken over the No.2 role with Khalil Herbert out.
  
  
• Kenneth Walker only played 21% of the snaps before leaving with his ankle issue. Tony Jones (34%) and DeeJay Dallas (48%) picked up the slack.
  
  
• Cam Akers took over the lead-back role for the Rams playing 72% of the snaps. Kyren Williams played 28%.
  
  
• Travis Etienne was bothered by a foot injury coming into this game but played 88% of the snaps. Snoop Conner played 7% and JaMycal Hasty played just 5%.
  
  
• Finally, a role increase for D’Andre Swift (51%)! Jamaal Williams played just 30% of the snaps and Justin Jackson played 21%. Swift got 18 touches this week.
  
  
• Nick Chubb played 51% of the snaps for Cleveland while Kareem Hunt played 38%.
  
  
• Dameon Pierce played 72% of the snaps for the Texans. Dare Ogunbowale played 22% while Rex Burkhead was inactive.
  
  
• Zonovan Knight played 55% of the snaps for the Jets who also used Ty Johnson (33%) and James Robinson (11%).
  
  
• Dalvin Cook (75%) and Alexander Mattison (25%) were in their typical roles for the Vikings.
  
  
• Antonio Gibson (49%) and Brian Robinson Jr. (47%) split time at RB for Washington.
  
  
• Saquon Barkley played 88% of the snaps for the Giants. Matt Breida played just 14%.
  
  
• Derrick Henry (55%) continues to split time at a decent clip with Dontrell Hilliard (36%). Julius Chestnut also got in the mix (13%).
  
  
• The Eagles used their typical running back rotation of Miles Sanders (53%), Kenneth Gainwell (27%) and Boston Scott (23%).
  
  
• The Miami running game took a back seat this week but the workload was split between Raheem Mostert (61%) and Jeff Wilson (37%).
  
  
• Christian McCaffrey played 82% of the snaps for the 49ers this week and handled 25 touches. Jordan Mason (18%) and Kyle Juszczyk (55%) were the only other running backs to see a snap.
  
  
• The Chiefs split the backfield work between Isiah Pacheco (46%) and Jerick McKinnon (47%). Ronald Jones (6%) barely saw the field.
  
  
• Samaje Perine played 83% of the snaps for the Bengals. Trayveon Williams (15%) and Chris Evans (3%) filled the backup role.
  
  
• With Sony Michel inactive, the Chargers used Austin Ekeler (60%) and Joshua Kelley (43%). Isaiah Spiller didn’t see the field.
  
  
• Josh Jacobs played 75% of the snaps for the Raiders. Ameer Abdullah (20%) and Zamir White (7%) played sparingly.
  
  
• The Colts used Jonathan Taylor (82%), Deon Jackson (11%) and Zack Moss (7%) at running back.
  
  
• Ezekiel Elliott sat out the first couple series for disciplinary reasons but still played 59% of the snaps for Dallas. Tony Pollard played 43%.
  
  
• Leonard Fournette was back from his hip injury to play 60% of the snaps. Rachaad White played 41%.
  
  
• Alvin Kamara (59%) and Mark Ingram (42%) split the running back duties on Monday night. Ingram was banged up in this game.

Wide Receiver

• The Bills got a few extra snaps for Khalil Shakir (21%) on Thursday and added John Brown (16%) to the mix. Stefon Diggs (73%), Gabriel Davis (81%) and Isaiah McKenzie (52%) played the most.
  
  
• New England used five receivers on Thursday night: DeVante Parker (87%), Jakobi Meyers (57%), Nelson Agholor (56%), Tyquan Thornton (39%) and Kendrick Bourne (37%).
  
  
• Drake London saw double-digit targets (12) for the second time this season finishing with a 6-95-0 line. He played 87% of the snaps alongside Olamide Zaccheaus (87%). Damiere Byrd (35%) was working as the No.3 receiver.
  
  
• Jerry Jeudy (38%) returned for the Broncos but was limited. Courtland Sutton (43%) left early with a hamstring injury. Kendall Hinton (77%), Brandon Johnson (47%) and Montrell Washington (15%) were filling in the gaps.
  
  
• DeSean Jackson (35%) continues to play a limited role for the Ravens behind Devin Duvernay (94%) and Demarcus Robinson (76%). James Proche played 18% of the snaps.
  
  
• Christian Watson (92%) and Allen Lazard (94%) are the clear starters at receiver for Green Bay with Randall Cobb (50%) operating as the third receiver. Watson has 8 TDs in the last four weeks.
  
  
• Chase Claypool (64%) played his normal number of snaps for the Bears despite Darnell Mooney being out. Dante Pettis (65%), Equanimeous St. Brown (58%), Byron Pringle (39%), Velus Jones Jr. (23%) and N'Keal Harry (10%) were all in the mix.
  
  
• DK Metcalf (87%) and Tyler Lockett (88%) are dominating snap share for the Seahawks.
  
  
• Van Jefferson (100%) and Ben Skowronek (97%) were basically every-down players for the Rams. Tutu Atwell (47%) and Brandon Powell (41%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• The Jaguars WR rotation remained steady with Christian Kirk (86%), Zay Jones (82%) and Marvin Jones (68%) leading the way.
  
  
• The top three receivers for Detroit were Amon-Ra St. Brown (87%), D.J. Chark (84%) and Josh Reynolds (79%). Jameson Williams played just 11% of the snaps.
  
  
• Amari Cooper (81%) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (95%) once again dominated snaps for the Browns.
  
  
• With Brandin Cooks out, the Texans used four wide receivers including Nico Collins (72%), Phillip Dorsett (71%), Chris Moore (55%) and Amari Rodgers (26%).
  
  
• Garrett Wilson (92%), Corey Davis (81%) and Elijah Moore (68%) are working as the top three receivers for the Jets.
  
  
• The top three receivers for Washington included Terry McLaurin (91%), Jahan Dotson (79%) and Curtis Samuel (66%).
  
  
• The Giants top three receivers included Darius Slayton (92%), Isaiah Hodgins (80%) and Richie James (52%). Kenny Golladay was inactive.
  
  
• Treylon Burks (18%) left early with a concussion. Robert Woods (93%) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (95%) played the majority of snaps.
  
  
• Quez Watkins (51%) left early with a shoulder injury. A.J. Brown (82%) and DeVonta Smith (86%) played the majority of snaps for the Eagles. Zach Pascal (38%) was fourth in the rotation.
  
  
• Jaylen Waddle was bothered by a leg injury but did play on 52% of the snaps. Tyreek Hill (85%), Trent Sherfield (65%), River Cracraft (44%) and Cedrick Wilson (20%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• The 49ers used Deebo Samuel (82%), Brandon Aiyuk (95%), and Jauan Jennings (26%) at receiver.
  
  
• JuJu Smith-Schuster led the Chiefs with a 76% snap share. Justin Watson (62%), Marquez Valdes-Scantling (56%) and Skyy Moore (42%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• In his first game back from a hip injury, Ja’Marr Chase played 82% of the snaps. Tee Higgins (93%) and Tyler Boyd (86%) were in the usual roles.
  
  
• Rinse and repeat for the Chargers at wide receiver. Keenan Allen (96%), Josh Palmer (93%) and DeAndre Carter (60%).
  
  
• Davante Adams (97%), Mack Hollins (98%) and Keelan Cole (57%) continue to be the tight receiver rotation for the Raiders.
  
  
• The Colts used their typical wide receiver rotation of Michael Pittman Jr. (93%), Parris Campbell (78%), Alec Pierce (71%) and Ashton Dulin (28%).
  
  
• The top three receivers for Dallas are set: CeeDee Lamb (75%), Michael Gallup (69%) and Noah Brown (83%).
  
  
• The Bucs used five WRs on Monday night. Chris Godwin (86%), Mike Evans (84%), Julio Jones (65%), Russell Gage (33%) and Scotty Miller (19%).
  
  
• The Saints used six wide receivers Monday night. Chris Olave (70%), Rashid Shaheed (61%), Jarvis Landry (54%), Tre'Quan Smith (19%), Marquez Callaway (19%) and Kirk Merritt (19%).

Tight Ends

• Dawson Knox played 84% of the snaps for the Bills.
  
  
• Hunter Henry played 87% of the snaps for the Patriots. Jonnu Smith played 32%.
  
  
• Parker Hesse (63%) and MyCole Pruitt (50%) handled the bulk of tight end duties for the Falcons.
  
  
• Pat Freiermuth (55%) didn’t play his typically share of the snaps. Zach Gentry (74%) and Connor Heyward (22%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• Greg Dulcich (72%), Eric Tomlinson (51%) and Eric Saubert (49%) was the tight end rotation for the Broncos.
  
  
• Mark Andrews played 85% of the snaps. Isaiah Likely (26%) and Josh Oliver (33%) filled the backup role.
  
  
• Robert Tonyan (52%) isn’t seeing volume in the passing game and isn’t on the field enough to be considered as a tight end play. The Packers also use Marcedes Lewis (42%), Josiah Deguara (15%) and Tyler Davis (11%).
  
  
• Cole Kmet played every snap for the Bears.
  
  
• The three-man rotation at tight end continues for the Seahawks. Noah Fant (67%), Will Dissly (52%) and Colby Parkinson (36%).
  
  
• Tyler Higbee (84%) was back to his typical snap share this week for the Rams.
  
  
• Evan Engram played 77% of the snaps for Jacksonville.
  
  
• The Browns split tight end reps between Harrison Bryant (57%) and Pharaoh Brown (64%).
  
  
• The Texans rotated three tight ends: Teagan Quitoriano (71%), Jordan Akins (52%) and Brevin Jordan (37%).
  
  
• Tyler Conklin (72%) and C.J. Uzomah (46%) continue to split time at tight end for the Jets.
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson played 90% of the snaps for the Vikings.
  
  
• The Commanders used Logan Thomas (57%), John Bates (53%) and Cole Turner (28%) at tight end.
  
  
• Daniel Bellinger was back from his eye issue to play 97% of the snaps for the Giants. Nick Vannett played 46%.
  
  
• The Titans are using tight end by committee with Chigoziem Okonkwo (58%), Austin Hooper (49%) and Geoff Swaim (36%).
  
  
• The Eagles are also using three tight ends including Jack Stoll (74%), Grant Calcaterra (38%) and Tyree Jackson (11%).
  
  
• Mike Gesicki only played 20% of the snaps for Miami. Durham Smythe played 59%.
  
  
• George Kittle played 96% of the snaps but saw just three targets.
  
  
• Travis Kelce played 82% of the snaps. Noah Gray played 58% for the Chiefs.
  
  
• Hayden Hurst left early with a calf injury and played just 13% of the snaps. Mitchell Wilcox played 72%.
  
  
• Gerald Everett played 59% of the snaps for the Chargers. Tre' McKitty (33%) and Stone Smartt (21%) also saw action.
  
  
• Foster Moreau left for a bit and was evaluated for a concussion but still played 90% of the snaps for the Raiders.
  
  
• TE by committee for the Colts: Kylen Granson (57%), Mo Alie-Cox (43%) and Jelani Woods (21%).
  
  
• Dalton Schultz played 75% of the snaps for Dallas. Jake Ferguson (49%) and Peyton Hendershot (23%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• With Cameron Brate inactive Cade Otton played 83% of the snaps. He’s a weekly option whenever Brate is out.
  
  
• Juwan Johnson was inactive for the Saints which led to more Adam Trautman (80%) and Taysom Hill (46%).