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• #Nfl snap counts by position full

WR: DJ Moore has played almost 97% of the snaps on the season so you can count on him for that. They are playing in a cyclone this week though it’s hard to trust anyone outside of Diggs. TE: The usage has always been good for Dawson Knox and this time the matchup was too so the targets were there. James Cook is the next man up with 28 snaps but he hasn’t carved out a niche yet. He played 46 snaps and played both more run and pass snaps than anyone else. RB: Devin Singletary continues to lead the show.

#Nfl snap counts by position full

Isaiah McKenzie works in the slot - he wasn’t playing a full snap share before and now Cole Beasley is mixing in which makes him even less appealing. WR: Stefon Diggs and Gabriel Davis are your flanker and split end playing out wide. Isaiah Likely ran 23 of 37 routes so not consistent enough usage. TE: Mark Andrews continues to play virtually every snap and run every route so you never have to worry about that. Justice Hill spells him on pass downs, Gus Edwards on run downs.

RB: JK Dobbins is back and he’s the clear primary back on the ground. Patrick Ricard already plays a massive snap share. They signed Sammy Watkins and they already have Demarcus Robinson but they will probably fill that void with fullbacks and tight ends. WR: Nightmare here with Rashod Bateman out and now Devin Duvernay banged up. The closest you are going to get is Anthony Firkser who led with 16 routes but that was on 40 drop backs. TE: There hasn’t been a viable pass catching tight end since Kyle Pitts got hurt. RB: Cordarelle Patterson played 37 snaps and skewed passing slightly while Tyler Allgeier played 36 and got a couple extra run plays. Zaccheus could be a random DFS dart but he’s not trustworthy. WR: Drake London and Olamide Zaccheus are the only wide receivers playing real snaps because they use multiple tight ends. Too bad he doesn’t have a real quarterback. TE: Trey McBride has been playing the Zach Ertz role and he had good usage once again - 55 snaps, 36 routes, no pass block snaps. The next man up is likely Keaontay Ingram.

RB: James Conner is super dialed in - 58 of 64 snaps. AJ Green and Robbie Anderson really don’t play enough to consider in your playoffs. DeAndre Hopkins (59 of 64) and Marquise Brown (58) play virtually every snap. OLB Alex HighsmithĪlex Highsmith had another strong game, with a 73.8 grade despite not getting any sacks.WR: Same as it’s been since Hollywood returned. The usage of the defensive linemen definitely took away from the workload here. Watt’s snaps, but it was surprising that Jamir Jones got even less run than he did in the opener. DT Cam HeywardĭeMarvin Leal led the way with a 78.7 grade, as the lack of pass-rush push and lack of run-stopping was reflected with downward grades for Cam Heyward, Tyson Alualu and Larry Ogunjobi.Īs expected, Malik Reed was the biggest recipient of T.J. Watt usually lines up in the Steelers’ sub packages, all five defensive linemen saw a bump in playing time. With DeMarvin Leal and Cam Heyward both playing a lot of the rush end position where T.J. Chase Claypool went the other way, without any running tries to raise his level. Diontae Johnson saw his grade spike from 69.2 to 84.4.