Running Back

• After the game was well in-hand the Chiefs gave Ronald Jones a 29% snaps share. Otherwise, it was business as usual with Isiah Pacheco (36%) an Jerick McKinnon (37%) splitting snaps.
  
  
• The Raiders let Josh Jacobs (71%) be the workhorse despite coming into the game banged up. Ameer Abdullah (26%) worked in on third downs while Zamir White (3%) barely played.
  
  
• The Jags used three running backs Saturday night against Tennessee: Travis Etienne (55%), JaMycal Hasty (49%) and Snoop Conner (4%).
  
  
• The Titans used Derrick Henry (75%), Hassan Haskins (20%) and Jonathan Ward (7%) at running back.
  
  
• Atlanta continued to split their running back duties between Tyler Allgeier (69%), Cordarrelle Patterson (28%) with some Avery Williams (7%) sprinkled in.
  
  
• Four running backs got in the game for Tampa Bay including Giovani Bernard (46%), Ke'Shawn Vaughn (29%), Rachaad White (18%) and Leonard Fournette (6%).
  
  
• The Patriots stuck to their running back duo of Rhamondre Stevenson (49%) and Damien Harris (53%). Pierre Strong Jr. only played one snap.
  
  
• James Cook (56%) out-snapped Devin Singletary (41%) for the Bills. Nyheim Hines (5%) only played three snaps on offense.
  
  
• The Vikings added Ty Chandler (17%) and Kene Nwangwu (14%) to their running back mix this week along with Dalvin Cook (46%) and Alexander Mattison (35%).
  
  
• The Bears used three running backs to close out the season including David Montgomery (47%), Khalil Herbert (37%) and Trestan Ebner (16%).
  
  
• J.K. Dobbins was inactive for Baltimore and Gus Edwards (6%) left early with an injury leaving Kenyan Drake (65%) and Justice Hill (22%) to handle the running back duties.
  
  
• Joe Mixon (55%) and Samaje Perine (46%) handled all of the running back work for the Bengals.
  
  
• Royce Freeman (23%) took a backseat to Dare Ogunbowale (62%) this week. Rex Burkhead played 15% of the snaps.
  
  
• Zack Moss (58%) and Deon Jackson (41%) were the only two running backs to play an offensive snap for the Colts.
  
  
• The Jets continued their three-man running back committee with Ty Johnson (38%), Michael Carter (32%) and Zonovan Knight (71%).
  
  
• Jeff Wilson (65%) and Raheem Mostert (37%) handled the bulk of running back duties for the Dolphins.
  
  
• Chuba Hubbard played 70% of the snaps for Carolina this week followed by D’Onta Foreman (25%) and Raheem Blackshear (33%).
  
  
• Alvin Kamara played 75% of the snaps for New Orleans, leaving David Johnson (12%) and Eno Benjamin (10%) in backup roles.
  
  
• Nick Chubb played 75% of the snaps for Cleveland while Kareem Hunt (25%) saw his role diminished.
  
  
• Najee Harris (63%) and Jaylen Warren (43%) handled most of the running back work for the Steelers.
  
  
• With Saquon Barkley out, the Giants rolled with Matt Breida (70%) and Gary Brightwell (46%) at running back.
  
  
• Same three-man rotation at running back for the Eagles. Miles Sanders (40%), Boston Scott (33%) and Kenneth Gainwell (27%).
  
  
• Tony Pollard saw a 43% snap share while Ezekiel Elliott played on 48% of the snaps. Malik Davis (9%) was picking up scraps.
  
  
• Jaret Patterson (50%) and Jonathan Williams (47%) split the running back duties for Washington with Brian Robinson Jr. and Antonio Gibson out.
  
  
• Austin Ekeler (49%), Joshua Kelley (41%) and Larry Rountree III (12%) were used at running back for the Chargers.
  
  
• Latavius Murray (60%), Chase Edmonds (37%) and Tyler Badie (14%) were used at running back by the Broncos.
  
  
• No James Conner for the Cardinals meant Corey Clement (69%) and Keaontay Ingram (37%) filled the void at running back.
  
  
• Welcome back to Elijah Mitchell who played 16% of the snaps for the 49ers. Everyone got involved including Christian McCaffrey (48%), Jordan Mason (23%) and Tyrion Davis-Price (13%).
  
  
• Cam Akers played every snap for the Rams.
  
  
• Kenneth Walker played 87% of the snaps for Seattle while DeeJay Dallas (16%) filled the backup role.
  
  
• As they’ve been doing all season, the Lions played three running backs: Jamaal Williams (48%), D’Andre Swift (39%) and Justin Jackson (10%).
  
  
• Aaron Jones (55%) and AJ Dillon (52%) were the only two running backs used by the Packers.

Wide Receiver

• No Mecole Hardman or Skyy Moore in this game for KC. JuJu Smith-Schuster (73%), Marquez Valdes-Scantling (59%), Justin Watson (51%) and Kadarius Toney (31%) were the group of four operating most of the game. Ihmir Smith-Marsette (15%) got in during garbage time.
  
  
• The Raiders stuck tight to their three-man receiving rotation with Davante Adams (90%), Mack Hollins (94%) and Hunter Renfrow (57%) playing the majority of snaps. Keelan Cole (14%) was used sparingly.
  
  
• Jacksonville maintained their typical receiver rotation with Christian Kirk (96%), Zay Jones (94%) and Marvin Jones (55%) operating as the top three. Jamal Agnew played on 14% of the snaps.
  
  
• Robert Woods (85%), Treylon Burks (75%) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (57%) were the top three wideouts for Tennessee. Chris Conley and Racey McMath rotated in as backups.
  
  
• Atlanta’s receiving rotation included: Drake London (57%), Olamide Zaccheaus (62%), Damiere Byrd (29%), KhaDarel Hodge (29%) and Frank Darby (41%).
  
  
• Mike Evans sat this one out. The Bucs used five receivers: Deven Thompkins (84%), Russell Gage (55%), Chris Godwin (47%), Breshad Perriman (58%) and Scotty Miller (38%).
  
  
• The Patriots used five receivers including: Jakobi Meyers (90%), DeVante Parker (82%), Tyquan Thornton (54%), Kendrick Bourne (53%) and Nelson Agholor (6%).
  
  
• Buffalo had a five-man rotation at wide receiver including: Stefon Diggs (76%), Gabriel Davis (80%), Isaiah McKenzie (56%), Khalil Shakir (25%) and John Brown (12%).
  
  
• The Vikings took their foot off the gas in Week 18, playing Justin Jefferson (51%), Adam Thielen (52%), K.J. Osborn (78%), Jalen Nailor (47%) and Jalen Reagor (23%).
  
  
• The Bears used six wide receivers against the Vikings: Chase Claypool (71%), Dante Pettis (63%), Byron Pringle (55%), N'Keal Harry (33%), Velus Jones Jr. (20%) and Equanimeous St. Brown (8%).
  
  
• The Ravens hodgepodge of receivers included: Demarcus Robinson (63%), Sammy Watkins (50%), James Proche (42%) and Tylan Wallace (24%).
  
  
• Ja’Marr Chase (94%), Tee Higgins (85%) and Tyler Boyd (73%) were in their familiar roles for Cincinnati. Trenton Irwin (18%) and Stanley Morgan Jr. (9%) were backups.
  
  
• With Phillip Dorsett inactive, the Texans used Brandin Cooks (91%), Chris Moore (91%), Amari Rodgers (62%) and Johnny Johnson (14%) at receiver.
  
  
• Michael Pittman Jr. (99%), Parris Campbell (92%) and Alec Pierce (64%) were locked into their normal roles for the Colts.
  
  
• Garrett Wilson (88%), Corey Davis (77%) and Elijah Moore (70%) played the majority of snaps at receiver for the Jets.
  
  
• Tyreek Hill was bothered by ankle injury but still played 66% of the snaps. Jaylen Waddle (75%), Trent Sherfield (65%), River Cracraft (23%) and Erik Ezukanma (15%) were also on the field.
  
  
• D.J. Moore (92%) and Terrace Marshall Jr. (93%) were virtually every-down players for Carolina.
  
  
• The Saints used five receivers against the Panthers: Rashid Shaheed (83%), Chris Olave (60%), Keith Kirkwood (47%), Tre'Quan Smith (32%) and Marquez Callaway (13%).
  
  
• Same dominant snap share for Amari Cooper (91%) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (92%) in Cleveland.
  
  
• Diontae Johnson (82%) finished the season without a TD. George Pickens (63%), Steven Sims (45%), Gunner Olszewski (18%) and Miles Boykin (15%) were out there running routes for the Steelers.
  
  
• The Giants used their backups at wide receiver this week. Kenny Golladay played every snap. Marcus Johnson played 95% of the snaps. Darius Slayton only played 3 snaps.
  
  
• DeVonta Smith played every snap for the Eagles. A.J. Brown (80%), Quez Watkins (43%) and Zach Pascal (26%) rounded out the top four.
  
  
• Dallas used four wide receivers: CeeDee Lamb (87%), Michael Gallup (90%), Noah Brown (66%) and T.Y. Hilton (39%).
  
  
• Terry McLaurin (76%), Jahan Dotson (74%), Curtis Samuel (53%) were the top three receivers for Washington.
  
  
• In a meaningless game, Mike Williams played 37% of the snaps before leaving with back spasms(?). Keenan Allen played 77% of the snaps, Josh Palmer 79% and DeAndre Carter 60%.
  
  
• Jerry Jeudy (97%) and Courtland Sutton (94%) saw the most snaps for the Denver wide receivers. Freddie Swain (32%) and Brandon Johnson (11%) played in backup roles.
  
  
• Marquise Brown (85%), Greg Dortch (69%) and A.J. Green (64%) were the top three receivers for Arizona.
  
  
• Deebo Samuel returned from injury to play 68% of the snaps. Brandon Aiyuk (73%), Jauan Jennings (42%), Danny Gray (27%) and Ray-Ray McCloud (19%) also saw action.
  
  
• The Rams used a tight rotation at WR including Tutu Atwell (93%), Van Jefferson (97%) and Brandon Powell (80%).
  
  
• DK Metcalf (83%) and Tyler Lockett (79%) were in their familiar roles. Cade Johnson (41%), Dareke Young (24%) and Laquon Treadwell (7%) were secondary options.
  
  
• The Lions used five receivers Sunday night against the Packers: Amon-Ra St. Brown (86%), D.J. Chark (65%), Josh Reynolds (40%), Kalif Raymond (37%) and Jameson Williams (24%).
  
  
• Christian Watson (87%) and Allen Lazard (90%) played the most snaps for Green Bay. Romeo Doubs (38%), Randall Cobb (32%) and Samori Toure (3%) also saw action.

Tight Ends

• Travis Kelce played 73% of the snaps for the Chiefs. Noah Gray (58%) and Blake Bell (31%) filled the backup role.
  
  
• Darren Waller (67%) and Foster Moreau (40%) were the only tight ends to play for the Raiders.
  
  
• The Jaguars used Evan Engram (88%), Chris Manhertz (39%) and Luke Farrell (6%) at tight end.
  
  
• The Titans continued to split their tight end usage among four guys: Geoff Swaim (55%), Austin Hooper (45%), Chigoziem Okonkwo (43%) and Kevin Rader (4%).
  
  
• MyCole Pruitt (46%), Parker Hesse (66%) and Anthony Firkser (24%) were the tight ends for Atlanta.
  
  
• Tampa Bay played Cade Otton (35%), Ko Kieft (16%), Kyle Rudolph (20%) and Cameron Brate (49%) at tight end.
  
  
• It was the Hunter Henry show for the Patriots. He played all of the snaps.
  
  
• Dawson Knox (81%) and Quintin Morris (41%) handled the tight end duties for Buffalo.
  
  
• Irv Smith (45%) got some action in this week which cut into T.J. Hockenson’s (47%) playing time. Johnny Mundt also played 37% of the snaps as the Vikings rested some of their starters.
  
  
• Cole Kmet played 94% of the snaps for the Bears.
  
  
• Mark Andrews was Inactive for the Ravens. In his place, they used Isaiah Likely (89%), Josh Oliver (44%) and Charlie Kolar (44%).
  
  
• Hayden Hurst (73%) and Mitchell Wilcox (42%) split the tight end duties for the Bengals.
  
  
• Jordan Akins (54%) and Teagan Quitoriano (66%) were the main tight ends for Houston. Brevin Jordan (9%) barley played.
  
  
• Mo Alie-Cox (60%) and Jelani Woods (52%) played the bulk of the snaps at tight end for the Colts.
  
  
• C.J. Uzomah was inactive this week leaving Tyler Conklin (96%), Jeremy Ruckert (34%) and Kenny Yeboah (21%) at the tight end spot for the Jets.
  
  
• Durham Smythe (71%), Mike Gesicki (39%) and Hunter Long (17%) played tight end for the Dolphins.
  
  
• Ian Thomas (58%) and Tommy Tremble (49%) spilt tight end duties for the Panthers.
  
  
• The Saints continued to use three tight ends including Juwan Johnson (68%), Taysom Hill (30%) and Adam Trautman (53%).
  
  
• David Njoku played 92% of the snaps for the Browns.
  
  
• Pat Freiermuth was injured the second half but still played 63% of the snaps. Zach Gentry (58%) and Connor Heyward (34%) picked up the slack.
  
  
• Lawrence Cager (97%) and Nick Vannett (87%) were used at tight end by the Giants.
  
  
• Dallas Goedert played every snap for the Eagles.
  
  
• Dalton Schultz played 87% of the snaps for the Cowboys.
  
  
• The Commanders played Logan Thomas (70%), John Bates (59%), Cole Turner (17%) and Armani Rogers (17%) at tight end.
  
  
• The Chargers stuck with their four tight ends: Gerald Everett (44%), Donald Parham (52%), Tre’ McKitty (34%) and Stone Smartt (16%).
  
  
• No Greg Dulcich left Denver tight end duties to Albert Okwuegbunam (45%), Eric Tomlinson (39%), Eric Saubert (34%) and Andrew Beck (35%).
  
  
• Trey McBride played 83% of the snaps for the Cardinals.
  
  
• George Kittle (71%) took a few snaps off this week. Tyler Kroft (37%) and Charlie Woerner (19%) picked up the slack.
  
  
• Tyler Higbee played 89% of the snaps for the Rams.
  
  
• Colby Parkinson (79%) and Noah Fant (64%) split tight end duties for the Seahawks.
  
  
• Three tight ends used by the Lions in Week 18: Brock Wright (58%), Shane Zylstra (36%) and James Mitchell (18%).
  
  
• Robert Tonyan played 62% of the snaps for Green Bay.