Running Back

• The Raiders like giving the ball to Josh Jacobs which means he’s on the field a lot. He played 83% of the snaps Thursday night against the Rams. Ameer Abdullah played 13% and Zamir White 5%.
  
  
• The Rams used three-man committee at running back: Cam Akers (42%), Kyren Williams (30%) and Malcolm Brown (28%).
  
  
• Devin Singletary (49%) was slightly ahead of James Cook (41%) in snap rate and out-touched him 9 to 5. Nyheim Hines played 20%.
  
  
• Zonovan Knight (47%) and Michael Carter (50%) were very close in snap percentage but Knight out-touched Carter 19 to 8. Ty Johnson did not play a snap on offense.
  
  
• Nick Chubb played 63% of the snaps for Cleveland while Kareem Hunt played 39%.
  
  
• We saw a decent role for Samaje Perine (43%) even with Joe Mixon (58%) back but Mixon out-touched Perine 16 to 5.
  
  
• Tony Pollard (58%) saw the field more than Ezekiel Elliott (49). 18 touches for Zeke, 14 for Pollard.
  
  
• Dameon Pierce (55%) left with an ankle injury which allowed more snaps for Dare Ogunbowale (27%), Eno Benjamin (12%) and Rex Burkhead (8%).
  
  
• All the excitement over D’Andre Swift’s increased usage last week didn’t stick in Week 14. He played just 36% of the snaps for the Lions. The three-man RBBC was in full effect with Jamaal Williams (37%) and Justin Jackson (29%).
  
  
• Dalvin Cook played 85% of the snaps for the Vikings while Alexander Mattison played just 15%.
  
  
• Miles Sanders (66%) continues to the lead the three-man RBBC in Philadelphia ahead of Kenneth Gainwell (18%) and Boston Scott (18%).
  
  
• Saquon Barkley (31%) didn’t play much in the blowout loss the Eagles. Matt Breida (36%) and Gary Brightwell (33%) split the remain snaps.
  
  
• J.K. Dobbins returned from his knee injury and played 43% of the snaps. Gus Edwards (34%), Kenyan Drake (18%) and Justice Hill (3%) rounded out the rotation.
  
  
• As expected, Najee Harris (56%) and Jaylen Warren (40%) were the top running backs for the Steelers.
  
  
• The Jaguars used two running backs: Travis Etienne (75%) and JaMycal Hasty (25%).
  
  
• Derrick Henry played 75% of the snaps while Dontrell Hilliard (13%) left with a neck injury.
  
  
• Mike Boone (15%) left early with a high ankle sprain for the Broncos. Latavius Murray played 53% of the snaps alongside Marlon Mack (32%).
  
  
• The Chiefs are running a two-man RBBC these days with Isiah Pacheco (43%) and Jerick McKinnon (57%).
  
  
• Leonard Fournette came into the game with a hip issue but still played 47% of the snaps. Rachaad White played 53%.
  
  
• The 49ers used Christian McCaffrey (70%) and Jordan Mason (30%) at running back. FB Kyle Juszczyk saw his typical snap share.
  
  
• The Panthers used three running backs against the Seahawks. D'Onta Foreman (47%), Chuba Hubbard (32%) and Raheem Blackshear (19%).
  
  
• With Kenneth Walker and DeeJay Dallas out, Seattle used Travis Homer (91%) almost exclusively at running back. Tony Jones played 9% of the snaps.
  
  
• Jeff Wilson (16%) left with a hip injury for the Dolphins. That left Raheem Mostert (73%) to soak up most of the running back work.
  
  
• Austin Ekeler played 59% of the snaps with Josh Kelley (40%) also used a significant amount.
  
  
• James Conner is dominating snaps for the Cardinals, playing 95% Monday night. Keaontay Ingram played 12%.
  
  
• Rhamondre Stevenson injured his ankle and as a result only played 22% of the snaps. In his absence, Kevin Harris (49%) and Pierre Strong Jr. (32%) shared the workload.

Wide Receiver

• Same story different week for the Raiders at wide receiver. Davante Adams (97%) and Mack Hollins (97%) are basically playing all the snaps. Keelen Cole played 48% while D.J. Turner saw 4 snaps on offense.
  
  
• The Rams used Van Jefferson (97%) and Ben Skowronek (100%) on almost every play and also mixed in Tutu Atwell (61%), Brandon Powell (22%) and Austin Trammell (19%).
  
  
• Gabriel Davis (92%) was once again playing the most snaps for the Bills with Stefon Diggs (78%) and Isaiah McKenzie (64%) locked into three-wide receiver sets. Khalil Shakir (20%) and John Brown (5%) were backups.
  
  
• Corey Davis (12%) left this game early with a concussion which allowed more playing time for Denzel Mims (69%). Garrett Wilson (97%) and Elijah Moore (82%) were the others starters in three wide receiver sets. Braxton Berrios played 23% of the snaps.
  
  
• Amari Cooper came into the game a little banged up but still played 86% of the snaps. Donovan Peoples-Jones played every snap with David Bell playing 68%. Rookie Michael Woods played 21%.
  
  
• Tyler Boyd injured his finger early in the game and only played 2 snaps. Tee Higgins was left off the injury report despite being limited in practice earlier in the week with a hamstring injury. HC Zac Taylor decided to play him for one snap. Ja’Marr Chase (94%), Trent Taylor (78%) and Trenton Irwin (84%) played the most.
  
  
• In his first game back from a foot injury, James Washington played 16% of the snaps for Dallas behind CeeDee Lamb, Michael Gallup (76%) and Noah Brown (70%).
  
  
• As expected, Phillip Dorsett (82%), Chris Moore (80%) and Amari Rodgers (55%) was the three wide receiver set for the Texans with Brandin Cooks and Nico Collins out. Moore was the fantasy stud with a 10-124-0 line.
  
  
• Jameson Williams (19%) saw a slight increase this week behind Amon-Ra St. Brown (87%), D.J. Chark (86%) and Josh Reynolds (61%).
  
  
• Same drill, different week for the Vikings. Justin Jefferson (94%), Adam Thielen (94%) and K.J. Osborn (74%).
  
  
• The top four receivers for the Eagles were A.J. Brown (85%), DeVonta Smith (91%), Quez Watkins (47%) and Zach Pascal (28%).
  
  
• The top three receivers for the Giants remain consistent: Darius Slayton (83%), Richie James (91%) and Isaiah Hodgins (89%). Kenny Golladay played 17% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Ravens wide receiver rotation included Demarcus Robinson (61%), Devin Duvernay (57%), DeSean Jackson (18%) and James Proche (7%).
  
  
• Diontae Johnson (95%) had his best fantasy game since Week 3 but still hasn’t found the endzone. George Pickens (76%), Steven Sims (49%), Gunner Olszewski (36%) and Miles Boykin (18%) were the other receivers on the field.
  
  
• The WR rotation for Jacksonville has remained consistent with Christian Kirk (85%), Zay Jones (78%) and Marvin Jones (49%) locked in as the top three.
  
  
• With Treylon Burks out, the Titans used Robert Woods (87%), Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (96%), Chris Conley (48%) and Racey McMath (33%).
  
  
• Jerry Jeudy (83%), Kendall Hinton (86%) and Brandon Johnson (74%) was the three wide receiver set for the Broncos. Jalen Virgil played 13%.
  
  
• Marquez Valdes-Scantling (52%) is not seeing the field as much as he was earlier in the season. JuJu Smith-Schuster (81%) is the only constant with Justin Watson (65%) and Skyy Moore (40%) also in the mix.
  
  
• Chris Godwin (91%) and Mike Evans (87%) once again led the Tampa Bay in snap percentage with Julio Jones (72%) the clear third receiver. Russell Gage (33%) and Scotty Miller (15%) picked up the pieces.
  
  
• Deebo Samuel (43%) left with an ankle injury. That should leave Brandon Aiyuk (78%), Jauan Jennings (35%) with an increased snap share moving forward. Ray-Ray McCloud (44%) and Danny Gray (21%) are also in the mix.
  
  
• D.J. Moore played 96% of the snaps alongside Terrace Marshall Jr. (85%), Shi Smith (33%) and Laviska Shenault (29%).
  
  
• Seattle continues to use a tight rotation at wide receiver with DK Metcalf (91%), Tyler Lockett (93%) and Marquise Goodwin (76%) taking almost all of the opportunity.
  
  
• Tyreek Hill (67%) was bothered by an ankle injury Sunday night. Jaylen Waddle played 84% of the snaps with Trent Sherfield (61%), Cedrick Wilson (39%) and Freddie Swain (14%) also seeing action.
  
  
• Back from his ankle injury, Mike Williams played 65% of the snaps. Keenan Allen (86%), Josh Palmer (79%) and DeAndre Carter (15%) rounded out the rotation.
  
  
• Despite being active, Greg Dortch played just 5% of the snaps, losing his slot role to Marquise Brown (96%). Robbie Anderson (31%) got in the game and shared snaps on the outside with A.J. Green (60%) and DeAndre Hopkins (85%).
  
  
• DeVante Parker (10%) left early with a concussion which left Nelson Agholor (97%), Tyquan Thornton (88%) and Kendrick Bourne (71%) to get the bulk of the work. Jakobi Meyers was inactive.

Tight Ends

• Foster Moreau played every snap for the Raiders and didn’t catch a single pass.
  
  
• Tyler Higbee played 95% of the snaps for the Rams.
  
  
• Dawson Knox played 86% of the snaps for Buffalo.
  
  
• Tyler Conklin (72%) and C.J. Uzomah (46%) split snaps for the Jets like they’ve been doing all season long.
  
  
• David Njoku played 96% of the snaps for the Browns. Harrison Bryant played 11%.
  
  
• With Hayden Hurst out, the Bengals split snaps between Mitchell Wilcox (79%) and Devin Asiasi (39%).
  
  
• Dalton Schultz played 93% of the snaps for Dallas with Peyton Hendershot (14%), Jake Ferguson (11%) and Sean McKeon (16%) also seeing action.
  
  
• The Texans played four tight ends this week. Jordan Akins (53%), Teagan Quitoriano (71%), O.J. Howard (24%) and Brevin Jordan (20%).
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson (95%) continues to play almost every snap for the Vikings.
  
  
• The Eagles used three tight ends this week: Jack Stoll (69%), Grant Calcaterra (57%) and Tyree Jackson (13%).
  
  
• For the Giants, Daniel Bellinger (61%) left with a rib injury. Nick Vannett (44%) is the backup.
  
  
• Mark Andrews played 89% of the snaps for Baltimore. Josh Oliver (69%) and Isaiah Likely (26%) also saw the field.
  
  
• Pat Freiermuth (56%) isn’t seeing the field as much as we would like for a top tight end. The Steelers also use Zach Gentry (46%) and Connor Heyward (20%).
  
  
• Evan Engram had a monster game (11-162-2) for Jacksonville playing 79% of the snaps.
  
  
• Chigoziem Okonkwo only played 49% of the snaps for Tennessee but he’s becoming involved in the passing game the last couple weeks. Austin Hooper played 54% of the snaps and saw five targets.
  
  
• Greg Dulcich played 75% of the snaps for the Broncos. Eric Tomlinson (32%), Eric Saubert (26%) and yes… Albert Okwuegbunam (3%) also saw the field.
  
  
• Travis Kelce played 81% of the snaps for KC. Noah Gray (57%) and Jody Fortson (15%) are also used.
  
  
• Tampa Bay split tight end snaps between Cade Otton (59%), Cameron Brate (37%) and Ko Kieft (7%).
  
  
• George Kittle played 79% of the snaps in the blowout win for San Francisco.
  
  
• The Seahawks played Noah Fant (56%), Will Dissly (39%) and Colby Parkinson (32%) at tight end.
  
  
• Mike Gesicki played just 39% of the snaps for Miami while Durham Smythe played 59%.
  
  
• The Chargers used Gerald Everett (73%) and Tre’ McKitty (51%) at tight end.
  
  
• Trey McBride played 73% of the snaps for Arizona.
  
  
• Hunter Henry (66%) and Jonnu Smith (48%) both saw significant action for the Patriots.