Running Back

• Dameon Pierce has turned into a dominant workhorse his rookie season. He played on 78% of the snaps Thursday night against the Eagles. Rex Burkhead was picking up scraps at 21%. Dare Ogunbowale played 1 snap.
  
  
• Philadelphia is still rolling with their three-man RBBC: Miles Sanders (65%), Kenneth Gainwell (28%) and Boston Scott (8%).
  
  
• Cordarrelle Patterson was back in the mix for Atlanta, playing on 39% of the snaps. Tyler Allgeier (38%) and Caleb Huntley (21%) rounded out the three-man committee.
  
  
• Aaron Jones left early with an ankle injury causing him to play just 41% of the snaps. AJ Dillon picked up the slack, handling 66% while Kylin Hill was on the field for 1 snap.
  
  
• Austin Ekeler (68%) continues score TDs and high rate, scoring 10 times in his last five games. He played on 68% of the snaps against Atlanta. Isaiah Spiller (19%) and Sony Michel (16%) split backup duties.
  
  
• New team, no problem for Jeff Wilson (28 snaps). He split snaps almost evenly with Raheem Mostert (27 snaps). Wilson saw a slight advantage in touches 12 to 9.
  
  
• The Chicago running backs took a back seat to QB Justin Fields and his 178 rushing yards in Week 9. David Montgomery played on 70% of the snaps while Khalil Herbert played on just 28%.
  
  
• The Panthers got blown out by the Bengals which resulted in D'Onta Foreman playing 43% of the snaps. Raheem Blackshear and Spencer Brown also saw action with Chuba Hubbard inactive.
  
  
• The monster day from Joe Mixon came on a 65% snap share. Samaje Perine played 37% of the snaps.
  
  
• The curious case of D’Andre Swift continues. He played just 10 snaps (16%) in Week 9 while Jamaal Williams (63%) and Justin Jackson (31%) saw a higher snap share.
  
  
• Josh Jacobs has cooled off from his start but continues to see a lead-back usage rate of 70%. Ameer Abdullah played on 24% of the snaps while Brandon Bolden played on 7%.
  
  
• Travis Etienne continues be a workhorse, playing on 81% of the snaps. JaMycal Hasty played on 19%.
  
  
• Deon Jackson (63%) missed time with a knee injury which allowed Jordan Wilkins (31%) and Phillip Lindsay (15%) to see more action.
  
  
• J.J. Taylor played 27% of the snaps for the Patriots, cutting into the usage of Rhamondre Stevenson (73%).
  
  
• James Cook (23%) was operating as the 2nd RB for Buffalo behind Devin Singletary (74%). New addition Nyheim Hines played 7% of the snaps.
  
  
• Michael Carter led the Jets backfield with a 52% snap share. James Robinson was downgraded over the weekend to Questionable but played on 40% of the snaps. Ty Johnson played on 12%.
  
  
• Dalvin Cook played 86% of the snaps while Alexander Mattison played on 14%.
  
  
• With J.D. McKissic out, Washington only used Antonio Gibson (58%) and Brian Robinson Jr. (44%).
  
  
• James Conner got back on the field for Arizona playing 71% of the snaps. Eno Benjamin checked in with a 27% snap share.
  
  
• Kenneth Walker played 77% of the snaps for Seattle. Travis Homer (29%) was used a change of pace.
  
  
• There’s not much to chew on with the Rams running backs. Darrell Henderson led the group with a 49% snap share. Cam Akers played 46%, Malcolm Brown (28%) while Ronnie Rivers didn’t see a snap.
  
  
• Leonard Fournette (62%) continued to outpace Rachaad White (35%) for the Tampa Bay despite cries for more playing for White.
  
  
• The Chiefs couldn’t run the ball against the Titans. Isiah Pacheco (22%) did get the start. With KC passing the ball most of the night, third down back Jerick McKinnon (62%) played the most. Clyde Edwards-Helaire played just 17% of the snaps.
  
  
• With Gus Edwards out, Kenyan Drake (68%) was the lead back for Baltimore while Justice Hill played played 25% of the snaps. Mike Davis played 3 snaps.
  
  
• Mark Ingram was inactive for the Saints. Alvin Kamara had a dominant snap share of 88% while Dwayne Washington played on just 10% of the snaps. Jordan Howard played 1 snap.

Wide Receiver

• With Brandin Cooks (feelings) sitting this one out and Nico Collins out due to injury, Phillip Dorsett (77%), Chris Moore (73%), Tyron Johnson (42%) and Jalen Camp (25%) were the Texans wide receivers Thursday night.
  
  
• The Eagles wide receivers: A.J. Brown (86%), DeVonta Smith (89%), Quez Watkins (54%) and Zach Pascal (31%).
  
  
• For the Packers, Romeo Doubs played 1 snap then left on a cart. Allen Lazard (88%) and Sammy Watkins (81%) played the majority of snaps with Christian Watson (23%), Samori Toure (38%) and Amari Rodgers (26%) seeing limited playing time.
  
  
• The Falcons used four receivers this week but it’s very difficult to for fantasy owners to consider any of them on a weekly basis. Drake London (75%), Olamide Zaccheaus (71%), Damiere Byrd (48%) and KhaDarel Hodge (26%) is the rotation.
  
  
• No Mike Williams or Keenan Allen for the Chargers meant Josh Palmer (91%), DeAndre Carter (83%) and Michael Bandy (80%) were the top three receivers. Jason Moore (12%) saw limited action.
  
  
• We know it’s the Tyreek Hill (79%) and Jaylen Waddle (72%) show in Miami. Trent Sherfield (63%) and Cedrick Wilson (23%) are also seeing the field but can’t be counted on in your lineup.
  
  
• Chase Claypool played on 35% for the Bears. Expect that to increase immediately. Darnell Mooney (87%), Equanimeous St. Brown (70%), Dante Pettis (37%) and N'Keal Harry (28%) also saw the field.
  
  
• Terrace Marshall Jr. (92%) has locked down the No.2 WR role opposite D.J. Moore (98%).
  
  
• Given the blowout, it’s hard to read too much into the Bengals WR rotation. Six players were on the field including Tee Higgins (62%), Tyler Boyd (66%), Trenton Irwin (49%), Trent Taylor (35%), Mike Thomas (30%) and Stanley Morgan (14%).
  
  
• Amon-Ra St. Brown (97%) and Kalif Raymond (95%) were the every-down receivers for the Lions. Tom Kennedy (66%) and Brandon Zylstra (26%) played complementary roles.
  
  
• The top three wideouts for the Raiders continues to be Davante Adams (95%), Mack Hollins (85%) and Hunter Renfrow (75%).
  
  
• Zay Jones led the Jaguars with a 94% snap share while Christian Kirk played on 75% of the snaps. Marvin Jones (57%) operates as the third wideout.
  
  
• The Colts wide receiver rotation continues to be dominated by Michael Pittman Jr. (90%), Parris Campbell (82%) and Alec Pierce (71%).
  
  
• Wide receiver usage for the Patriots: Jakobi Meyers (81%), Kendrick Bourne (76%), Tyquan Thornton (67%) and Nelson Agholor (33%).
  
  
• Isaiah McKenzie (66%) seems to have a lock on the third wide receiver role in Buffalo. Khalil Shakir played just 15% of the snaps.
  
  
• Garrett Wilson (92%) and Denzel Mims (83%) were the starters for the Jets. Elijah Moore played 45% of the snaps but didn’t have a target. Braxton Berrios (35%) and Jeff Smith (12%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• Terry McLaurin played every snap for Washington. Curtis Samuel (75%) was the only other Commanders’ receiver to see significant time. Cam Sims (44%), Dyami Brown (31%) and Dax Milne (16%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• DeAndre Hopkins (94%), Rondale Moore (91%) and Robbie Anderson (83%) were the top three wideouts for the Cardinals.
  
  
• Dee Eskridge (53%) played the third wide receiver role for the Seahawks with a little bit of Dareke Young (19%) sprinkled in.
  
  
• Cooper Kupp played every snap. Allen Robinson (90%) and Ben Skowronek (65%) were up next while Van Jefferson (35%) took a back seat.
  
  
• The Bucs had five wide receivers involved including Mike Evans (88%), Chris Godwin (92%), Julio Jones (36%), Scotty Miller (42%) and Breshad Perriman (29%).
  
  
• With Ryan Tannehill out, the Titans are one-dimensional and can’t throw the ball. Robert Woods (63%) and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine (78%) stood outside and watched the running game work in first half, fail in the second. Neither caught a pass.
  
  
• Snap percentages for the Chiefs: JuJu Smith-Schuster (83%), Marquez Valdes-Scantling (71%), Mecole Hardman (54%), Skyy Moore (26%), Justin Watson (26%), and Kadarius Toney (9%).
  
  
• The Ravens are extremely thin at wide receiver and their offensive philosophy makes it difficult to trust any of them in fantasy. Their rotation Monday night included: Devin Duvernay (74%), Demarcus Robinson (50%), James Proche (25%), DeSean Jackson (16%) and Binjimen Victor (6%).
  
  
• The wide receiver rotation for New Orleans included Chris Olave (90%), Tre'Quan Smith (71%), Marquez Callaway (57%), Kevin White (35%), and Rashid Shaheed (10%). Jarvis Landry was inactive.

Tight Ends

• Four tight ends got into the action Thursday night for Houston. Brevin Jordan led the group with a 63% snap share, followed by O.J. Howard (43%), Teagan Quitoriano (30%) and Jordan Akins (27%).
  
  
• Dallas Goedert played 91% of the snaps for Philadelphia.
  
  
• The Packers continue to give four tight ends playing time including Robert Tonyan (46%), Marcedes Lewis (43%), Josiah Deguara (38%), and Tyler Davis (7%).
  
  
• Kyle Pitts (69%) played the majority of snaps at tight end but the Falcons also used Parker Hesse (48%), MyCole Pruitt (30%) and Feleipe Franks (7%).
  
  
• With Donald Parham out, the Chargers used Gerald Everett (68%), Tre’ McKitty (35%) and Richards Rodgers (22%). Everett had a bad drop to start the second half that easily would’ve been a 20-yard catch.
  
  
• In Miami, you can’t count on Mike Gesicki (49%) as long as Durham Smythe (58%) is also playing.
  
  
• Cole Kmet finally got in the action posting a 5-41-2 line on six targets. He played on 97% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Lions used Brock Wright on 81% of the snaps while James Mitchell played on 21%.
  
  
• With Darren Waller out, Foster Moreau (97%) once again had a dominant snap share.
  
  
• Evan Engram (55%) missed time in this game with a back injury, leading to increased playing time for Chris Manhertz (54%) and Dan Arnold (35%).
  
  
• For the Patriots, Hunter Henry played on 67% of the snaps while Jonnu Smith played on 54%.
  
  
• Dawson Knox played 86% of the snaps for the Bills.
  
  
• Snap shares for the Jets tight ends: Tyler Conklin (72%), C.J. Uzomah (53%).
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson was thrust into the fire for the Vikings, playing on 91% of the snaps.
  
  
• The Commanders used three tight ends including Logan Thomas (72%), John Bates (39%) and Armani Rogers (20%).
  
  
• Zach Ertz played 97% of the snaps for Arizona.
  
  
• The tight end committee in Seattle remains Noah Fant (60%), Will Dissly (59%) and Colby Parkinson (40%).
  
  
• Tyler Higbee had 1 target despite playing 79% of the snaps.
  
  
• Cade Otton (85%) is a viable streamer when Cameron Brate is out.
  
  
• With Jody Fortson out, Noah Gray played 40% of the snaps behind Travis Kelce (83%).
  
  
• With Mark Andrews on the sideline, Isaiah Likely played 77% of the snaps. Josh Oliver (65%) and Nick Boyle (24%) also got some run.
  
  
• The Saints use a combination of tight ends including Juwan Johnson (75%), Taysom Hill (33%), Adam Trautman (35%) and J.P. Holtz (4%).