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2020 NFL Snap Counts (Live Updates)

NFL Snap counts are an important part of gauging where a player’s role stands within a team, and how often he sees the field. They show the total number of offensive or defensive plays a player was on the field for in a singular week. Quarterbacks are generally straight forward, but other skill positions can get a bit muddled, especially in those split backfields. Higher snap counts go hand-in-hand with opportunity on the field, whether that is for fantasy purposes or general interest. Snap counts are broken down on a week-to-week basis for easy viewing, and is broken up by position. You can also view prior years’ snap counts if you want to dig into the past. Keep tabs on your favorite players, fantasy players, or teams by searching through our sortable table. Figuring out who is getting the most snaps can give you an edge on your competition.

NFL Snap counts are an important part of gauging where a player’s role stands within a team, and how often he sees the field. They show the total number of offensive or defensive plays a player was on the field for in a singular week. Quarterbacks are generally straight forward, but other skill positions can get a bit muddled, especially in those split backfields. Higher snap counts go hand-in-hand with opportunity on the field, whether that is for fantasy purposes or general interest. Snap counts are broken down on a week-to-week basis for easy viewing, and is broken up by position. You can also view prior years’ snap counts if you want to dig into the past. Keep tabs on your favorite players, fantasy players, or teams by searching through our sortable table. Figuring out who is getting the most snaps can give you an edge on your competition.
Offense Offense QB RB WR TE O-Line OL D D
NAME POS RTG
Jared Goff QB
82
Robert Woods WR
88
Cooper Kupp WR
86
Brandin Cooks WR
89
Gardner Minshew QB
72
Aaron Rodgers QB
88
Matt Ryan QB
90
Daniel Jones QB
73
Jacoby Brissett QB
70
John Brown WR
77
Matthew Stafford QB
77
Jameis Winston QB
74
Marvin Jones WR
88
Todd Gurley RB
95
Cole Beasley WR
84
Leonard Fournette RB
80
Chris Godwin WR
83
Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR
76
Patrick Mahomes QB
98
Sterling Shepard WR
83
Andy Dalton QB
79
Baker Mayfield QB
84
Deshaun Watson QB
84
Kenny Golladay WR
84
Lamar Jackson QB
78
Michael Thomas WR
94
Sammy Watkins WR
81
Teddy Bridgewater QB
72
Aaron Jones RB
81
Christian McCaffrey RB
92
Javon Wims WR
68
Kyle Allen QB
66
Travis Kelce TE
94
Will Fuller WR
80
Derek Carr QB
78
DeAndre Hopkins WR
97
Mike Evans WR
93
Austin Hooper TE
87
Chris Conley WR
73
Chase Daniel QB
72
Greg Olsen TE
88
Odell Beckham Jr WR
97
OJ Howard TE
82
Tom Brady QB
97
Demarcus Robinson WR
75
Geronimo Allison WR
75
Marcus Mariota QB
81
Tyler Boyd WR
84
Allen Robinson WR
85
Auden Tate WR N/A
NAME POS RTG TEAM DEPTH Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 Wk 7 Wk 8 Wk 9 Wk 10 Wk 11 Wk 12 Wk 13 Wk 14 Wk 15 Wk 16 Wk 17 Total Avg TM SNAP % TD
Jared Goff QB
82
 		LAR 1 77 70 66 98 72 53 72 62 76 55 72 70 73 70 82 1,122 70 103.9 2
Robert Woods WR
88
 		LAR 1 73 69 63 96 67 53 58 61 77 67 69 73 70 78 1,012 67 93.5 3
Cooper Kupp WR
86
 		LAR 1 69 66 65 92 48 45 47 60 71 54 57 20 67 43 50 909 56 84 10
Brandin Cooks WR
89
 		LAR 1 71 68 59 88 46 52 59 3 61 27 52 41 49 719 51 66.5 2
Gardner Minshew QB
72
 		JAX 1 47 67 54 85 84 59 82 76 67 45 66 57 62 69 920 65 83
Aaron Rodgers QB
88
 		GB 1 64 74 57 81 74 74 54 69 54 68 68 64 62 59 77 88 1,087 67 98.1 1
Matt Ryan QB
90
 		ATL 1 78 66 61 80 74 69 46 79 64 76 93 70 67 75 89 1,087 72 91.3 1
Daniel Jones QB
73
 		NYG 1 5 65 78 69 50 71 74 72 71 60 67 70 74 826 63 76.4 2
Jacoby Brissett QB
70
 		IND 1 63 72 71 78 81 76 64 15 66 67 72 63 56 61 56 961 64 88 4
John Brown WR
77
 		BUF 1 59 60 70 77 53 53 57 54 64 71 74 61 73 61 52 939 62 85.6 6
Matthew Stafford QB
77
 		DET 1 88 61 64 77 59 76 63 71 559 69 50.7
Jameis Winston QB
74
 		TB 1 70 65 77 74 59 80 83 79 85 68 66 76 72 71 73 51 1,149 71 99.1 1
Marvin Jones WR
88
 		DET 1 71 56 53 74 48 73 55 63 76 57 67 73 71 839 64 75.9 9
Todd Gurley RB
95
 		LAR 1 54 45 49 74 67 46 32 57 41 54 56 70 54 56 807 53 74.7 14
Cole Beasley WR
84
 		BUF 1 48 37 47 71 42 31 49 28 46 65 65 59 73 45 46 755 50 68.6 6
Leonard Fournette RB
80
 		JAX 1 50 65 54 71 77 55 74 60 56 45 82 65 51 55 58 918 61 82.9 3
Chris Godwin WR
83
 		TB 1 64 62 74 70 57 77 82 76 79 68 58 70 74 46 958 68 82.6 9
Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR
76
 		GB 1 42 65 50 70 70 57 20 43 37 11 30 18 10 7 11 20 563 35 50.6 2
Patrick Mahomes QB
98
 		KC 1 59 76 68 70 63 58 20 82 68 66 78 68 65 50 891 63 83.9 2
Sterling Shepard WR
83
 		NYG 1 68 62 70 56 57 57 48 54 70 66 609 60 56.2 3
Andy Dalton QB
79
 		CIN 1 77 70 61 69 67 62 72 83 66 75 66 90 69 927 71 82.5 4
Baker Mayfield QB
84
 		CLE 1 73 69 72 69 46 69 68 75 70 70 75 67 55 70 60 54 1,062 66 99.3 3
Deshaun Watson QB
84
 		HOU 1 67 66 60 69 73 92 65 83 70 57 59 56 80 63 66 1,026 68 93.7 8
Kenny Golladay WR
84
 		DET 1 86 56 51 69 47 62 52 58 78 60 68 73 67 60 48 23 961 60 86.9 11
Lamar Jackson QB
78
 		BAL 1 54 79 83 69 81 81 59 70 36 61 65 60 54 73 988 65 93.8 7
Michael Thomas WR
94
 		NO 1 59 64 51 69 64 65 73 68 66 57 58 40 70 48 61 46 966 60 88.6 9
Sammy Watkins WR
81
 		KC 1 65 70 65 69 2 51 54 63 56 41 71 52 51 36 746 53 70.2 3
Teddy Bridgewater QB
72
 		NO 2 56 57 69 65 63 76 5 6 11 408 45 37.7
Aaron Jones RB
81
 		GB 1 38 43 22 68 50 36 34 44 32 34 41 39 36 35 52 75 679 42 61.3 19
Christian McCaffrey RB
92
 		CAR 1 67 79 58 68 56 64 54 61 73 70 76 74 70 72 63 51 1,056 66 93.4 19
Javon Wims WR
68
 		CHI 2 21 18 17 68 54 22 19 5 5 15 34 58 33 8 52 65 534 33 45.3 1
Kyle Allen QB
66
 		CAR 3 63 68 65 66 69 71 73 75 76 74 71 72 54 897 69 79.3 2
Travis Kelce TE
94
 		KC 1 50 65 63 68 58 56 55 59 58 78 65 61 77 62 61 47 984 61 92.6 6
Will Fuller WR
80
 		HOU 1 65 60 58 68 72 81 3 53 42 59 19 580 52 53 3
Derek Carr QB
78
 		OAK 1 58 65 59 67 73 59 56 72 58 70 43 60 63 75 63 73 1,014 63 97.8 2
DeAndre Hopkins WR
97
 		HOU 1 66 62 58 67 71 90 65 80 70 57 59 47 80 63 65 1,000 66 91.3 7
Mike Evans WR
93
 		TB 1 60 59 68 67 57 73 76 68 75 65 61 63 18 811 62 69.9 8
Austin Hooper TE
87
 		ATL 1 62 50 54 66 62 53 50 70 58 47 55 52 64 743 57 62.4 6
Chris Conley WR
73
 		JAX 2 44 57 38 66 65 49 57 56 59 60 65 55 57 50 48 54 883 55 79.4 5
Chase Daniel QB
72
 		CHI 2 66 58 7 131 43 12
Greg Olsen TE
88
 		CAR 1 63 65 50 66 64 61 54 65 73 69 70 39 40 26 807 57 71.2 2
Odell Beckham Jr WR
97
 		CLE 1 73 63 71 66 49 68 68 71 67 65 75 65 49 68 54 49 1,022 63 95.4 4
OJ Howard TE
82
 		TB 1 55 60 58 65 47 60 84 17 51 63 68 66 61 38 872 62 68.4 1
Tom Brady QB
97
 		NE 1 70 72 73 65 72 82 77 69 67 74 70 87 67 65 73 61 1,144 71 98.7 3
Demarcus Robinson WR
75
 		KC 2 43 69 62 64 58 50 49 38 24 55 39 38 62 38 35 21 810 50 70.2 4
Geronimo Allison WR
75
 		GB 2 32 34 26 64 64 32 34 44 35 42 54 42 36 32 33 54 701 43 59.4 2
Marcus Mariota QB
81
 		TEN 2 59 60 80 64 62 40 2 367 52 36.1
Tyler Boyd WR
84
 		CIN 1 61 55 55 64 66 61 71 75 66 61 58 55 56 57 83 57 1,005 62 89.1 5
Allen Robinson WR
85
 		CHI 1 70 55 59 63 58 63 73 43 55 75 69 60 71 80 59 72 1,028 64 94 7
Auden Tate WR N/A CIN 2 25 54 63 67 56 65 81 75 48 50 53 29 693 57 59.3 1

NFL Snap counts are an important part of gauging where a player’s role stands within a team, and how often he sees the field. They show the total number of offensive or defensive plays a player was on the field for in a singular week. Quarterbacks are generally straight forward, but other skill positions can get a bit muddled, especially in those split backfields. Higher snap counts go hand-in-hand with opportunity on the field, whether that is for fantasy purposes or general interest. Snap counts are broken down on a week-to-week basis for easy viewing, and is broken up by position. You can also view prior years’ snap counts if you want to dig into the past. Keep tabs on your favorite players, fantasy players, or teams by searching through our sortable table. Figuring out who is getting the most snaps can give you an edge on your competition.

2020 Snap Count Analysis

If you want to transfer snaps to a CSV, click and copy button is right above the grid.">NFL snap counts are an important part of gauging where a player’s role stands within a team, and how often he sees the field. They show the total number of offensive or defensive plays a player was on the field for in a singular week. Quarterbacks are generally straight forward, but other skill positions can get a bit muddled, especially in those split backfields. With teams using committee backs, we tend to see 60/40, 70/30, or 50/50 splits. This can be a problem for fantasy at times, but we have also seen a few teams support two backs, I am looking at you New Orleans. Higher snap counts go hand-in-hand with opportunity on the field, whether that is for fantasy purposes or general interest. Snap counts are broken down on a week-to-week basis for easy viewing, and is broken up by position. This is the preferred method as you can view all running backs within a team, or just simply over the league if you want to find the highest and lowest snap count backs. Much like any other volime stat, injuries can derail snaps. A starting running back goes down, then the backup is going to jump into a massive amount of snaps. We have seen that a few times of late, with guys like David Johnson or Le’Veon Bell going down. Teams will sometimes use a committee, which is going to easy to identify here. You can also view prior years’ snap counts if you want to dig into the past. Keep tabs on your favorite players, fantasy players, or teams by searching through our sortable table. Figuring out who is getting the most snaps can give you an edge on your competition. If you want to transfer snaps to a CSV, click and copy button is right above the grid.
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