Running Back

• When healthy, David Montgomery is operating in a lead-back role playing on 78% of the snaps Thursday night against the Commanders. Khalil Herbert played on 22% of the snaps but had 8 more rushing yards than Montgomery.
  
  
• Brian Robinson Jr. was top dog in the Commanders three-headed committee but only played on 47% of the snaps. Antonio Gibson (26%) and J.D. McKissic (30%) were still involved making this an undesirable backfield for fantasy players.
  
  
• Tyler Allgeier (57%) and Caleb Huntley (35%) saw the highest snap share for the Falcons. Allgeier is the only consideration but he’s a Flex option at best.
  
  
• Jeff Wilson saw a 52% snap share in Week 6 with Tevin Coleman (20%) and fullback Kyle Juszczyk (53%) also seeing notable time. Tyrion Davis-Price got on the field for 1 offensive snap.
  
  
• Rhamondre Stevenson played on 86% of the snaps for the Patriots. Kevin Harris was a distant 2nd at 17%.
  
  
• Breece Hall (67%) is dominating touches in the Jets backfield over Michael Carter despite Carter playing 49% of the snaps. Hall has touch counts of 19-20-22 the last three weeks.
  
  
• Aaron Jones (56%) and AJ Dillon (49%) continue to split playing time but as the offense continues to struggle, so does the production in the running game.
  
  
• Deon Jackson operated as the lead back for the Colts with both Jonathan Taylor (ankle) and Nyheim Hines (concussion) out. Jackson posted a 67% snap share while Phillip Lindsay played on 33% of the snaps.
  
  
• JaMycal Hasty played on 16% of the snap for the Jaguars, complicating the time share of Travis Etienne (46%) and James Robinson (43%).
  
  
• Alexander Mattison (14%) came into Week 6 with a shoulder injury which likely resulted in a lower snap share than normal. Dalvin Cook played on 87% of the snaps.
  
  
• Raheem Mostert (62%) played ahead of Chase Edmonds (40%) and out-touched him 15 to 4.
  
  
• Alvin Kamara played on 69% of the snaps with Mark Ingram (33%) filling the backup role.
  
  
• Kenyan Drake played on 58% of the snaps and gave the Ravens a spark in the running game while J.K. Dobbins played only 27% of the snaps. HC John Harbaugh stated that Dobbins’ knee “tightened up”.
  
  
• Leonard Fournette played on 82% of the snaps for Tampa Bay while rookie Rachaad White saw a 22% snap share.
  
  
• Najee Harris saw a 69% snap share for the Steelers with Jaylen Warren still involved at a 31% clip.
  
  
• With Cam Akers on the outs, the Rams rolled with Darrell Henderson (71%), Malcolm Brown (25%) and Ronnie Rivers (5%) in the backfield.
  
  
• Eno Benjamin basically had the Arizona backfield to himself, playing on 87% of the snaps. Keaontay Ingram (13%) was the only other running back to see a snap.
  
  
• Kenneth Walker played on 69% of the snaps in his first game as the starter for Seattle. DeeJay Dallas mixed in on 34% of the snaps in a two-man committee.
  
  
• Devin Singletary (86%) and James Cook (14%) split the backfield usage for the Bills. Zack Moss was inactive.
  
  
• Clyde Edwards-Helaire (42%) and Jerick McKinnon (43%) were the two running backs most used by the Chiefs but neither saw more than 9 touches.
  
  
• We saw a 60-40 split for Ezekiel Elliott (61%) and Tony Pollard (40%) for the Cowboys against the Eagles.
  
  
• It seems Melvin Gordon (16%) was benched Monday night against the Chargers, or was he hurt? Either way, Latavius Murray played 47% of the snaps with Mike Boone (36%) mixing in as well. Murray will be an add on the waiver wire.
  
  
• Joshua Kelley (2%) injured his knee Monday night which allowed Sony Michel (32%) to climb into the backup role behind Austin Ekeler (66%).
  
  

Wide Receiver

• Volume continues to be a huge concern for the Bears’ wideouts. Only Darnell Mooney (92% of snaps) is worth considering. Equanimeous St. Brown (64%) and Dante Pettis (61%) are role-fillers.
  
  
• Brandon Aiyuk (92%) and Deebo Samuel (83%) continue to play the most snaps for the 49ers. Jauan Jennings (32%) and Ray-Ray McCloud (33%) are filling supporting roles.
  
  
• Tyquan Thornton saw his first significant action of the season for the Patriots playing on 57% of the snaps. Jakobi Meyers (81%) and DeVante Parker (79%) were the top two receivers.
  
  
• Rookie David Bell (63%) is operating as the third receiver for the Browns behind Amari Cooper (76%) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (87%). Only Cooper is fantasy viable.
  
  
• Corey Davis led all Jets’ receivers with an 86% snap share. Elijah Moore (58%), Garrett Wilson (44%) and Braxton Berrios (29%) made up the four-man group.
  
  
• It sounds like Randall Cobb (36%) may miss some time with an ankle injury. Romeo Doubs (96%) and Allen Lazard (97%) will continue to play the majority of snaps. Amari Rodgers (33%) may see more playing time with Cobb out.
  
  
• The Colts continue to run out a three-man wide receiver group of Michael Pittman Jr. (99%), Parris Campbell (100%) and Alec Pierce (65%).
  
  
• Christian Kirk (92%) and Zay Jones (98%) played on two-WR sets for the Jaguars. Tim Jones (43%) was operating as the third wide receiver.
  
  
• Trent Sherfield (67%) was operating as the third receiver for the Dolphins behind Tyreek Hill (77%) and Jaylen Waddle (80%).
  
  
• With Michael Thomas, Chris Olave and Jarvis Landry all out, the Saints relied on Tre’Quan Smith (71%), Marquez Callaway (75%) and Keith Kirkwood (71%). Kirkwood injured his ankle in this game.
  
  
• Demarcus Robinson (76%) and Devin Duvernay (68%) were the field for the Ravens but this passing game runs through Mark Andrews.
  
  
• The Giants receiving wasteland was visited by Wan’Dale Robinson this week who played on 23% of the snaps. That number should improve moving forward.
  
  
• Mike Evans (96%), Chris Godwin (89%) and Russell Gage (76%) were in their normal roles for the Bucs.
  
  
• The Steelers are basically using three wide receivers exclusively. Diontae Johnson (95%), Chase Claypool (86%) and George Pickens (83%) are the only ones seeing significant snaps.
  
  
• Shi Smith (54%) and Terrace Marshall Jr. (45%) were the other Carolina wideouts to see significant targets opposite D.J. Moore. One of Marshall or Smith are in for a boost with Robbie Anderson (52%) sent packing.
  
  
• Marquise Brown (96%) was injured late in the game which prompted the Cardinals to make a move for Robbie Anderson. Rondale Moore played on 99% of the snaps. DeAndre Hopkins returns in Week 7.
  
  
• Isaiah McKenzie played on 51% of the snaps for the Bills with rookie Khalil Shakir playing on only 21%.
  
  
• The Chiefs wide receiver rotation included JuJu Smith-Schuster (88%), Marquez Valdes-Scantling (82%), Mecole Hardman (45%), Skyy Moore (30%) and Justin Watson (10%).
  
  
• The Cowboys are using a three-man rotation of CeeDee Lamb (93%), Michael Gallup (76%) and Noah Brown (91%).
  
  
• Courtland Sutton was on the field for every snap with Jerry Jeudy (91%) not far behind. KJ Hamler (57%) fills out the No.3 role.
  
  

Tight Ends

• Cole Kmet played on 93% of the snaps for the Bears. If only Chicago was throwing the ball at a decent clip.
  
  
• Cole Turner played on 93% of the snaps for Washington with Logan Thomas out. John Bates left this game with a hamstring injury.
  
  
• Kyle Pitts saw a 57% snap share after missing Week 5 with a hamstring injury. Not the kind of usage you want to see out of a pre-season top five tight end.
  
  
• George Kittle played on 98% of the snaps for the 49ers. Caught in a negative script against the Falcons, Kittle finished with an 8-83-0 line.
  
  
• Hunter Henry played on 97% of the snaps for the Patriots but Jonnu Smith (43%) was back in the mix this week.
  
  
• David Njoku (80%) continues to dominate snaps for the Browns with Harrison Bryant (36%) and Pharaoh Brown (27%) seeing action on a limited basis.
  
  
• Tyler Conklin (67%) and C.J. Uzomah (78%) have become unplayable ever since Zach Wilson took over at quarterback.
  
  
• Robert Tonyan turned in a monster performance (10-90-0) playing on 63% of the snaps.
  
  
• Hayden Hurst came into Week 6 with a groin injury but played on 70% of the snaps for the Bengals.
  
  
• Adam Trautman (22%) left Week 6 with an ankle injury which could mean more playing time for Juwan Johnson (78%) in Week 7. Taysom Hill played on 21% of the snaps.
  
  
• Daniel Bellinger played on 94% of the snaps for the Giants.
  
  
• The Bucs split snaps at tight end between Cade Otton (56%) and Cameron Brate (47%) however, Brate suffered a neck injury in this game which may give more snaps to Otton moving forward.
  
  
• With Pat Freiermuth out, Zach Gentry saw a 66% snap share and posted 1 catch for 4 yards.
  
  
• Dawson Knox saw an 85% snap share for the Bills against the Chiefs.
  
  
• Dalton Schultz was Inactive, leading to Jake Ferguson (51%) and Peyton Hendershot (61%) filling the tight end role for Dallas.
  
  
• Rookie Greg Dulcich (71%) made his debut and scored the first touchdown of the game. If you were holding out hope for Albert Okwuegbunam (0%) you can cut him. He was made inactive.
  
  
• Gerald Everett as a fantasy asset is losing steam. He played on only 55% of the snaps and lost some targets to Donald Parham (20%). Tre' McKitty (42%) is largely a blocker.