Running Back

• We know the players in the Eagles running back trio. Kenneth Gainwell has seen his snap rate increase a bit over the last couple games. He played 45% of the snaps against San Francisco, ahead of Miles Sanders (30%) and Boston Scott (30%).
  
  
• With Elijah Mitchell out and Brock Purdy (elbow) relegated to handoff duties, the 49ers focused on Christian McCaffrey who played a whopping 98% of the plays. Kyle Juszczyk played 22%. Tevin Coleman and Jordan Mason both saw just 1 snap.
  
  
• Interestingly, Samaje Perine (65%) had a higher snap share than Joe Mixon (35%) in the Conference Championship game.
  
  
• Isiah Pacheco (57%) and Jerick McKinnon (39%) split the running back duties for Kansas City. Ronald Jones saw his typical 2 snaps.

Wide Receiver

• The Eagles basically used four receivers: A.J. Brown (84%), DeVonta Smith (91%), Quez Watkins (57%) and Zach Pascal (31%). Britain Covey played 2 snaps.
  
  
• As expected, Deebo Samuel (98%) and Brandon Aiyuk (96%) played the majority of snaps for San Francisco. Jauan Jennings (46%) and Danny Gray (4%) played complementary roles.
  
  
• Tyler Boyd (23%) suffered a thigh injury which allowed Trenton Irwin to play 73% of the snaps. Ja'Marr Chase (100%) and Tee Higgins (96%) filled their normal roles.
  
  
• Most of the Chiefs wide receivers were injured in this game. At the end, Marquez Valdes-Scantling (73%), Skyy Moore (58%) and Marcus Kemp (32%) were the only receivers left standing. JuJu Smith-Schuster (45%), Mecole Hardman (22%) and Kadarius Toney (6%) started the game but couldn’t finish.

Tight Ends

• Dallas Goedert (88%), Jack Stoll (32%) and Grant Calcaterra (14%) were used at tight end for the Eagles.
  
  
• George Kittle played every snap for the 49ers.
  
  
• The Bengals used three tight ends: Hayden Hurst (73%), Mitchell Wilcox (27%), Devin Asiasi (5%).
  
  
• Travis Kelce (83%), Noah Gray (64%) and Jody Fortson (20%) were the tight ends used by the Chiefs.