Running Back

• Travis Etienne saw a dominant snap share of 71% on Thursday night against the Jets. JaMycal Hasty played 25% of the snaps while rookie Snoop Conner played 8%.
  
  
• The Jets were back to a three-man committee at running back with Zonovan Knight (41%), Michael Carter (39%) and Ty Johnson (20%) all seeing action.
  
  
• Tyler Allgeier (59%) saw the biggest snap share of the Atlanta RBs. Cordarrelle Patterson played 37% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Ravens used three running backs against the Falcons: J.K. Dobbins (42%), Gus Edwards (40%) and Justice Hill (14%).
  
  
• D’Andre Swift (56%) played the most of any Detroit running back this week. Jamaal Williams played 24% and Justin Jackson played 21%.
  
  
• Carolina used three running backs to run wild on the Lions including Chuba Hubbard (46%), D’Onta Foreman (44%) and Raheem Blackshear (9%).
  
  
• James Cook saw 41% of the snaps for the Bills with Devin Singletary playing on 58% of the snaps. Cook is a viable Flex option at this usage.
  
  
• In his first game back since Week 10, Khalil Herbert played on 41% of the snaps. David Montgomery played on 67%.
  
  
• Same RB splits for the Browns. Nick Chubb (53%) and Kareem Hunt (47%) carry the load. Chubb saw 25 touches to Hunt’s 10.
  
  
• The Saints only used two running backs: Alvin Kamara (70%) and David Johnson (28%).
  
  
• It remains a two-man backfield for the Chiefs. Isiah Pacheco (49%) and Jerick McKinnon (47%).
  
  
• The main two backs for Seattle were Kenneth Walker (53%) and DeeJay Dallas (46%).
  
  
• Saquon Barkley played 91% of the snaps for the Giants.
  
  
• Dalvin Cook (79%) and Alexander Mattison (21%) shared the running back load for the Vikings.
  
  
• Joe Mixon (59%) and Samaje Perine (41%) shared the running back load for the Bengals.
  
  
• Rhamondre Stevenson played a whopping 91% of the snaps for the Patriots, leaving scraps for Kevin Harris (7%) and Pierre Strong Jr. (4%).
  
  
• Royce Freeman (55%) played the most snaps for Houston followed by Dare Ogunbowale (28%) and Rex Burkhead (16%).
  
  
• Derrick Henry (74%) and Hassan Haskins (25%) were the only two running backs to play for the Titans.
  
  
• Jonathan Williams (27%) got into the mix for Washington behind Brian Robinson Jr. (44%) and Antonio Gibson (29%).
  
  
• Christian McCaffrey played 75% of the snaps for San Francisco with Tyrion Davis-Price filling the No.2 role. Jordan Mason did not play a snap.
  
  
• Tony Pollard (53%) continues to play slightly ahead of Ezekiel Elliott (47%).
  
  
• Miles Sanders (54%) and Kenneth Gainwell (42%) played the most snaps for the Eagles. Boston Scott only played 4% of the snaps.
  
  
• Josh Jacobs (81%) saw his usual high snap share for the Raiders. Ameer Abdullah played 19% of the snaps.
  
  
• Najee Harris (72%) and Jaylen Warren (31%) were the only two running backs used by the Steelers.
  
  
• Aaron Jones (38%) was banged up in this game. AJ Dillon (58%) and Patrick Taylor (8%) saw action for the Packers.
  
  
• Jeff Wilson (60%) saw a higher snap share than Raheem Mostert (52%).
  
  
• Chase Edmonds was back for the Broncos, playing 42% of the snaps. Latavius Murray played 46% and Marlon Mack played 15% in the blowout loss to the Rams.
  
  
• Cam Akers played 75% of the snaps for the Rams with Kyren Williams (12%) and Malcolm Brown (11%) filling the backup role.
  
  
• James Conner (97%) continues to play an outrageous amount of snaps.
  
  
• Leonard Fournette (61%) played ahead of Rachaad White (36%).
  
  
• Isaiah Spiller and Sony Michel were inactive for the Chargers, leaving Austin Ekeler (60%), Joshua Kelley (34%) and Larry Rountree III (6%) as the three running backs.
  
  
• Zack Moss saw by far the biggest snap share for the Colts at 69%. Deon Jackson and Jordan Wilkins both played just 15% of the snaps.

Wide Receiver

• Christian Kirk (81%) and Zay Jones (79%) remain the top two wideouts for Jacksonville. Marvin Jones played 43% of the snaps.
  
  
• Garrett Wilson (97%), Corey Davis (97%) and Elijah Moore (81%) are the clear top three receivers for the Jets.
  
  
• Drake London played 78% of the snaps for Atlanta. Olamide Zaccheaus (92%), Damiere Byrd (44%) and KhaDarel Hodge (20%) rounded out the rotation.
  
  
• The Ravens are extremely thin at the wide receiver position with Demarcus Robinson (54%), Sammy Watkins (33%) and DeSean Jackson (29%) working as the top three.
  
  
• The Lions trotted out five receivers this week: Amon-Ra St. Brown (83%), D.J. Chark (74%), Josh Reynolds (61%), Kalif Raymond (32%) and Jameson Williams (17%).
  
  
• D.J. Moore and Terrace Marshall Jr. play almost exclusively for the Panthers. Laviska Shenault (35%) and Shi Smith (21%) are used sparingly.
  
  
• The Bills wide receiver rotation remains consistent. Gabriel Davis (89%) is on the field the most followed by Stefon Diggs (67%), Khalil Shakir (39%), Isaiah McKenzie (36%) and Cole Beasley (9%).
  
  
• The Bears wide receivers are unplayable given the lack of volume. Byron Pringle (86%), Dante Pettis (73%), Velus Jones Jr. (46%) and N'Keal Harry (44%) were the top four.
  
  
• David Bell (73%) was back in the No.3 role for the Browns behind Amari Cooper (89%) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (97%).
  
  
• The depleted Saints receiving corps included Tre'Quan Smith (61%), Marquez Callaway (48%), Rashid Shaheed (43%) and Keith Kirkwood (30%).
  
  
• Increased reps for Kadarius Toney who saw a 30% snap rate behind JuJu Smith-Schuster (83%), Justin Watson (74%) and Marquez Valdes-Scantling (43%). Skyy Moore played on 21% of the snaps.
  
  
• With Tyler Lockett out, the Seahawks used DK Metcalf (91%), Marquise Goodwin (51%), Laquon Treadwell (86%), Penny Hart (24%) and Dareke Young (13%) at receiver.
  
  
• A tight WR for the Giants included Darius Slayton (99%), Isaiah Hodgins (97%) and Richie James (83%).
  
  
• Justin Jefferson played every snap for Minnesota. Adam Thielen (92%) and K.J. Osborn (69%) were the only other receivers to see the field.
  
  
• Trenton Irwin (45%) has worked himself into the Bengals’ wide receiver rotation at the expense of Tyler Boyd (51%). Ja’Marr Chase (98%) and Tee Higgins (88%) are in their normal roles.
  
  
• Jakobi Meyers played every snap for the Patriots followed by Tyquan Thornton (93%), Kendrick Bourne (57%) and Nelson Agholor (34%).
  
  
• Brandin Cooks returned to play 76% of the snaps alongside Chris Moore (91%), Phillip Dorsett (58%) and Amari Rodgers (21%).
  
  
• Treylon Burks returned from his concussion to play 82% of the snaps alongside Robert Woods (95%) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (75%).
  
  
• A tight rotation for Washington at receiver included Terry McLaurin (93%), Jahan Dotson (86%) and Curtis Samuel (66%).
  
  
• The 49ers wide receiver usage included Brandon Aiyuk (96%), Jauan Jennings (89%) and Ray-Ray McCloud (37%).
  
  
• T.Y. Hilton got on the field for 16% of the snaps for Dallas behind CeeDee Lamb (85%), Michael Gallup (84%) and Noah Brown (75%).
  
  
• The Eagles WR rotation remains consistent: A.J. Brown (92%), DeVonta Smith (93%), Quez Watkins (72%) and Zach Pascal (17%).
  
  
• Davante Adams (96%), Mack Hollins (94%) and Hunter Renfrow (47%) played the most snaps at receiver for the Raiders.
  
  
• The Steelers used Diontae Johnson (88%), George Pickens (81%), Steven Sims (49%) and Miles Boykin (21%) at receiver.
  
  
• Christian Watson (38%) left early in the third quarter with a hip injury which allowed more work for Romeo Doubs (61%). Allen Lazard led the group, playing 89% of the snaps while Randall Cobb played 49%.
  
  
• The Dolphins used five receivers including Tyreek Hill (80%), Jaylen Waddle (74%), Trent Scherfield (44%), Cedrick Wilson (26%) and Braylon Sanders (14%).
  
  
• Courtland Sutton returned from his hamstring injury and played 79% of the snaps. Jerry Jeudy (90%) and Freddie Swain (75%) rounded out the top three receivers.
  
  
• The Rams used five receivers: Van Jefferson (94%), Tutu Atwell (69%), Brandon Powell (62%), Austin Trammell (14%) and Lance McCutcheon (12%).
  
  
• Greg Dortch (76%) was featured in the short passing game by the Cardinals. DeAndre Hopkins (93%), Marquise Brown (66%), A.J. Green (26%) and Robbie Anderson (7%) also were on the field.
  
  
• The Bucs used Mike Evans (93%), Chris Godwin (90%), Russell Gage (53%) and Julio Jones (27%) at receiver.
  
  
• As usual, Keenan Allen (84%), Mike Williams (85%) and Josh Palmer (59%) did the heavy lifting at receiver for the Chargers. DeAndre Carter played 19% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Colts top three receivers were Michael Pittman Jr. (100%), Parris Campbell (89%) and Alec Pierce (73%).

Tight Ends

• Evan Engram played 75% of the snaps and has seen 33 targets in his last three games.
  
  
• Tyler Conklin (71%) and C.J. Uzomah (51%) continue splitting snaps for the Jets.
  
  
• The Falcons used three tight ends including MyCole Pruitt (51%), Parker Hesse (62%) and Anthony Firkser (21%).
  
  
• The Ravens ran a lot of multiple tight end sets with Mark Andrews (81%), Josh Oliver (81%), Isaiah Likely (25%) and Nick Boyle (12%).
  
  
• The Lions tight end by committee was in full effect including three touchdowns for Shane Zylstra (44%). Brock Wright (41%), James Mitchell (29%) and Garrett Griffin (15%) also saw the field.
  
  
• Dawson Knox played 75% of the snaps for the Bills with Quintin Morris (34%) filling the backup role.
  
  
• Cole Kmet played 94% of the snaps for Chicago.
  
  
• A full-time role for David Njoku, playing 97% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Saints used Adam Trautman (74%), Juwan Johnson (50%) and Taysom Hill (46%) at tight end. Taysom had 9 rush attempts for 56 yards and a TD.
  
  
• Noah Gray was on the field for 51% of the snaps behind Travis Kelce (81%).
  
  
• Tight end by committee continues for Seattle: Noah Fant (55%), Colby Parkinson (41%) and Will Dissly (37%).
  
  
• Daniel Bellinger played 99% of the snaps for the Giants.
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson’s monster day occurred while playing 90% of the snaps.
  
  
• With Hayden Hurst out, the Bengals used Mitchell Wilcox (65%) and Devin Asiasi (39%).
  
  
• Hunter Henry (5%) left early with a knee injury. As a result, Jonnu Smith (57%) and Scotty Washington (39%) picked up the slack.
  
  
• The Texans split their tight end snaps between Jordan Akins (55%), Brevin Jordan (54%) and Teagan Quitoriano (27%).
  
  
• The Titans used four tight ends including Austin Hooper (49%), Chigoziem Okonkwo (46%), Geoff Swaim (39%) and Kevin Rader (7%).
  
  
• The three-man committee at tight end for the Commanders continues: Logan Thomas (71%), John Bates (37%) and Cole Turner (29%).
  
  
• George Kittle played 90% of the snaps for San Francisco.
  
  
• Dalton Schultz played 86% of the snaps for Dallas.
  
  
• Dallas Goedert returned from the IR to play 94% of the snaps.
  
  
• Darren Waller only played 40% of the snaps for the Raiders but was the clear passing target over Foster Moreau (68%).
  
  
• The Steelers used three tight ends: Pat Freiermuth (81%), Zach Gentry (43%) and Connor Heyward (19%).
  
  
• The Packers used four tight ends: Robert Tonyan (58%), Marcedes Lewis (44%), Josiah Deguara (29%) and Tyler Davis (21%).
  
  
• For Miami, Durham Smythe played 64% of the snaps while Mike Gesicki played just 24%.
  
  
• Greg Dulcich played 67% of the snaps for Denver.
  
  
• Tyler Higbee’s monster day came on 91% of the snaps.
  
  
• Trey McBride played 84% of the snaps for the Cardinals.
  
  
• Cade Otton played 84% of the snaps for Tampa Bay, well ahead of Cameron Brate (10%) and Ko Kieft (17%).
  
  
• The Chargers are incorporating more tight ends these days including Gerald Everett (54%), Tre’ McKitty (46%), Donald Parham (35%) and Stone Smartt (10%).
  
  
• Jelani Woods (64%) and Mo-Alie Cox (44%) handled tight end duties for the Colts.