Running Back

• Tyler Allgeier led the Falcons running backs with a 48% snap share followed by Cordarrelle Patterson (38%), Caleb Huntley (14%) and Avery Williams (14%).
  
  
• D’Onta Foreman was a workhorse Thursday night on a 68% snap share. Chuba Hubbard (18%) and Raheem Blackshear (12%) worked in as backups.
  
  
• Kenneth Walker (87% snap share) is dominating playing time for Seattle. Travis Homer (15%) was the only other running back to take an offensive snap.
  
  
• Rachaad White (64%) is slowly but surely stealing snaps from Leonard Fournette (29%). Fournette was dinged up in this game which helped lead to a wider gap between the two.
  
  
• We’ve yet to see Nyheim Hines (8%) get any meaningful playing time in Buffalo. Devin Singletary (72%) dominated snaps against Minnesota over James Cook (17%).
  
  
• Alexander Mattison (16%) isn’t seeing enough snaps behind Dalvin Cook (84%) to make him a weekly option.
  
  
• Sad times for D’Andre Swift (31%) as the Lions continue to use three running backs and limit Swift’s playing time. Jamaal Williams (40%) and Justin Jackson (27%) also saw action.
  
  
• With Justin Fields doing all the running, there isn’t much to go around for David Montgomery (66%) and Khalil Herbert (38%).
  
  
• Travis Etienne (78%) and JaMycal Hasty (22%) were the only two running backs to see the field for the Jaguars.
  
  
• The phasing out of Clyde Edwards-Helaire (6%) in Kansas City is complete. Isiah Pacheco (56%) and Jerick McKinnon (38%) are the preferred options.
  
  
• We saw D'Ernest Johnson (18%) get a little run for the Browns this week at the expense of Nick Chubb (48%) and Kareem Hunt (36%).
  
  
• Jeff Wilson (61%) once again operated as the lead back for Miami over Raheem Mostert (28%). Salvon Ahmed got a 10% snap share.
  
  
• Dameon Pierce (72%) continues to dominate snap share for the Texans. Rex Burkhead played 25% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Giants only used Saquon Barkley (80%) and Matt Breida (20%) this week.
  
  
• The Saints used Dwayne Washington (9%) and Jordan Howard (6%) in backup roles behind Alvin Kamara (79%).
  
  
• The Steelers are getting Jaylen Warren (43%) on the field more. Najee Harris played 60% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Broncos used Melvin Gordon (54%), Latavius Murray (31%) and Chase Edmonds (19%) as their running backs this week.
  
  
• The Titans used Dontrell Hilliard (42%) a fair amount against the tough Broncos run defense at the expense of Derrick Henry (58%).
  
  
• The reshuffled Colts running back room led to Jonathan Taylor playing a whopping 94% of the snaps. Jordan Wilkins (5%) and Zack Moss (2%) barely saw the field.
  
  
• The Raiders mainly used two running backs: Josh Jacobs (79%) and Ameer Abdullah (21%).
  
  
• With Ezekiel Elliott out, Tony Pollard played 87% of the snaps and handled 25 touches. Malik Davis played 13%.
  
  
• AJ Dillon (38%) has been a fantasy bust this season. Aaron Jones played 70% of the snaps.
  
  
• James Conner (96%) was a full-time player for the Cardinals. Keaontay Ingram (7%) and Eno Benjamin (2%) barely saw the field.
  
  
• The Rams used Darrell Henderson (57%), Kyren Williams (27%) and Cam Akers (17%) at running back. Malcolm Brown has been released.
  
  
• The Chargers continue to use three running backs including Austin Ekeler (69%), Isaiah Spiller (17%) and Sony Michel (14%).
  
  
• Elijah Mitchell played for the first time since Week 1 and saw a 35% snap share but handled 19 touches as San Francisco ran the ball 41 times. Christian McCaffrey played 65% of the snaps.
  
  
• As usual, Miles Sanders (58%) played the most snaps of the Philadelphia running backs followed by Kenneth Gainwell (32%) and Boston Scott (10%).
  
  
• Antonio Gibson left the game for a brief period but did play on 48% of the snaps. Brian Robinson Jr. had a 52% snap share.

Wide Receiver

• Drake London (87%) and Olamide Zaccheaus (76%) continue to lead the Falcons wideouts in snap percentage with Damiere Byrd (48%) filling the No.3 role.
  
  
• D.J. Moore (89%) and Terrace Marshall Jr. (89%) continue to be the top two wideouts for Carolina. Laviska Shenault played on 39% of the snaps with Shi Smith picking up a 24% snap share.
  
  
• DK Metcalf (90%), Tyler Lockett (90%) and Marquise Goodwin (79%) were the top three wideouts for Seattle.
  
  
• Tampa Bay used five receivers this week including and increased snap share for Julio Jones (51%). Chris Godwin (89%), Mike Evans (73%), Breshad Perriman (24%) and Scotty Miller (19%) were the participants.
  
  
• Isaiah McKenzie (69%) has a big enough snap share at No.3 wide receiver spot in Buffalo to warrant weekly flex consideration but target volume is a concern. Stefon Diggs (92%) and Gabriel Davis (93%) rarely come off the field.
  
  
• Justin Jefferson played every snap for Minnesota. Adam Thielen (94%) and K.J. Osborn (78%) were the only other wide receivers to see the field.
  
  
• Amon-Ra St. Brown (81%), Kalif Raymond (82%) and Tom Kennedy (61%) were the three wide receivers for Detroit.
  
  
• Darnell Mooney plays the most snaps for the Bears with Equanimeous St. Brown (51%), Dante Pettis (44%) Byron Pringle (33%) and last but not least, Chase Claypool (31%) all seeing the field but aren’t fantasy worthy.
  
  
• Christian Kirk (92%), Zay Jones (94%) and Marvin Jones (69%) are the top three wide receivers for the Jaguars.
  
  
• JuJu Smith-Schuster (38%) left early with a concussion which allowed Kadarius Toney (44%) and Justin Watson (73%) to see a bump in usage. Marquez Valdes-Scantling (84%) played his usual amount while Skyy Moore (25%) is on the outside looking in.
  
  
• Amari Cooper (87%) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (88%) are the only fantasy viable wideout options in Cleveland. David Bell (52%) is working as the third receiver.
  
  
• The Dolphins used four wide receivers this week: Tyreek Hill (71%), Jaylen Waddle (74%), Trent Sherfield (65%) and Cedrick Wilson (30%).
  
  
• The Texans played four receivers this week: Nico Collins (78%), Brandin Cooks (64%), Chris Moore (53%) and Phillip Dorsett (44%).
  
  
• The Giants used mainly four wide receivers this week: Darius Slayton (80%), Wan'Dale Robinson (75%), Isaiah Hodgins (62%) and Kenny Golladay (38%).
  
  
• Jarvis Landry returned to the lineup and played 79% of the snaps. Chris Olave played 77% while Kevin White (66%) operated as the third wide receiver. Marquez Callaway was inactive.
  
  
• Diontae Johnson (92%) and George Pickens (75%) dominated snap share for the Steelers. Steven Sims (38%), Gunner Olszewski (26%) and Miles Boykin (17%) were also on the field.
  
  
• Jerry Jeudy played 1 snap before leaving with an injury which led to Kendall Hinton playing 96% of the snaps. Courtland Sutton (93%) maintained his dominant role while Tyrie Cleveland (34%), Jalen Virgil (30%) and Montrell Washington (9%) also saw the field.
  
  
• Treylon Burks returned to action and played 57% of the snaps. Robert Woods (81%) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (77%) were the other main options at receiver for Tennessee.
  
  
• Michael Pittman Jr. (97%), Parris Campbell (80%) and Alec Pierce (65%) played the majority of snaps for the Colts. Ashton Dulin had a 31% snap share.
  
  
• Keelan Cole (69%) was the third receiver behind Davante Adams (93%) and Mack Hollins (96%) for the Raiders.
  
  
• Christian Watson was a full-time player for the Packers in Week 10, playing 84% of the snaps. Allen Lazard (98%), Sammy Watkins (33%), Samori Toure (19%) and Amari Rodgers (9%) also were on the field.
  
  
• Robbie Anderson (12%) continues to play behind A.J. Green (44%) for Arizona. DeAndre Hopkins (94%) and Rondale Moore (97%) are full-time players.
  
  
• Cooper Kupp (67%) injured his ankle in this game. Ben Skowronek (98%) and Allen Robinson (92%) will likely benefit if Kupp misses time. Van Jefferson had a 28% snap share.
  
  
• The Chargers only used four receivers in Week 10: Josh Palmer (95%), DeAndre Carter (86%), Michael Bandy (85%) and Jason Moore (7%).
  
  
• The 49ers played four receivers Sunday night. Deebo Samuel (87%), Brandon Aiyuk (97%), Jauan Jennings (32%) and Ray-Ray McCloud (10%).
  
  
• A.J. Brown got dinged up in the game but did return, playing on 78% of the snaps. DeVonta Smith (86%), Quez Watkins (58%) and Zack Pascal (42%) rounded out the four-man group.
  
  
• Washington used six receivers Monday night: Terry McLaurin (86%), Curtis Samuel (64%), Jahan Dotson (41%), Cam Sims (33%), Dyami Brown (19%) and Dax Milne (10%).

Tight Ends

• Kyle Pitts played on 89% of the snaps for Atlanta, finishing with 2 catches, 28 yards on 8 targets.
  
  
• It’s a three-man committee at tight end for the Seahawks. Noah Fant (52%), Will Dissly (42%) and Colby Parkinson (27%). Fant and Dissly are weekly streaming options.
  
  
• Cameron Brate (45%) was back in the mix for the Bucs this week which dinged Cade Otton’s snap share (61%) a bit. Ko Kieft (31%) was also in the mix.
  
  
• Dawson Knox played 81% of the snaps for the Bills.
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson (93%) has been thrown directly into the fire in Minnesota.
  
  
• Brock Wright (74%) is operating as the lead TE in Detroit but James Mitchell (24%) and Shane Zylstra (26%) are also seeing paying time.
  
  
• Cole Kmet is on a two-game heater with four TDs during that span. He’s also playing a dominant snap share (93%).
  
  
• Evan Engram played 88% of the snap for Jacksonville.
  
  
• Travis Kelce (73%), Noah Gray (46%) and Jody Fortson (11%) make up the Chiefs rotation at tight end. Fortson is back from injury.
  
  
• Harrison Bryant (76%) and Pharaoh Brown (42%) were sharing snaps at tight end for Cleveland.
  
  
• The Dolphins continue to split time with their tight ends keeping Mike Gesicki (46%) in the TE2 range. Durham Smythe (54%) also sees the field.
  
  
• The Texans rotated three tight ends: Jordan Akins (52%), O.J. Howard (52%) and Teagan Quitoriano (42%). Brevin Jordan was Inactive.
  
  
• The Giants used Lawrence Cager (65%) as their main tight end. Tanner Hudson played 16% of the snaps.
  
  
• Snap shares for the Saints TEs: Taysom Hill (40%), Juwan Johnson (66%), Adam Trautman (40%).
  
  
• Pat Freiermuth played 69% of the snaps for Pittsburgh while Zach Gentry played 51%.
  
  
• Greg Dulcich (89%) continues to have a dominant snap share for the Broncos.
  
  
• With Jelani Woods out, Mo Alie-Cox (62%) and Kylen Granson (46%) split snaps for the Colts.
  
  
• Foster Moreau (96% snap share) is a full-time player when Darren Waller is out.
  
  
• Dalton Schultz played 76% of the snaps for the Cowboys.
  
  
• The Packers used Robert Tonyan (64%), Marcedes Lewis (58%), Josiah Deguara (20%) and Tyler Davis (6%) at tight end.
  
  
• Zach Ertz (13%) left on a cart which should signal more playing time for Trey McBride (91%) and Stephen Anderson (37%).
  
  
• Tyler Higbee played 80% of the snaps for the Rams.
  
  
• Gerald Everett (17%) left Week 10 with a groin injury. Tre' McKitty (78%) saw an increased snap share as a result. Richard Rodgers saw a 22% snap share.
  
  
• George Kittle played every snap for the 49ers.
  
  
• Dallas Goedert played every snap for the Eagles.
  
  
• Logan Thomas saw a 74% snap share for the Commanders followed by John Bates (49%) and Armani Rogers (25%).