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NFL Defensive Player Snap Counts 2024-25

Whether you are playing IDP fantasy leagues or going the extra mile breaking down defenses, snap counts matter for the defensive side as well. Different defensive packages mean different snaps for the players, but things can be pretty steady in this department. Defensive snaps can show injury replacements for the defense, which doesn’t get as much coverage as offensive guys. Players in the secondary can be a bit mixed in nickel and dime packages, and vary on a week-to-week basis. The line is something that can be shuffled around, as certain defensive line players specialize in early down work as run-stoppers and take third downs off. snap counts can dictate the depth chart order for defenses, which can move throughout the season. Cornerbacks and safeties play the most snaps among the defensive units, while the lineman play the least being rotated more frequently. This is a good start to checking out who is playing the most.

Whether you are playing IDP fantasy leagues or going the extra mile breaking down defenses, snap counts matter for the defensive side as well. Different defensive packages mean different snaps for the players, but things can be pretty steady in this department. Defensive snaps can show injury replacements for the defense, which doesn’t get as much coverage as offensive guys. Players in the secondary can be a bit mixed in nickel and dime packages, and vary on a week-to-week basis. The line is something that can be shuffled around, as certain defensive line players specialize in early down work as run-stoppers and take third downs off. snap counts can dictate the depth chart order for defenses, which can move throughout the season. Cornerbacks and safeties play the most snaps among the defensive units, while the lineman play the least being rotated more frequently. This is a good start to checking out who is playing the most.
Offense Offense QB RB WR TE O-Line OL D D
NAME POS RTG
Bryan Cook B. Cook S
74
Justin Reid J. Reid S
81
Nick Bolton N. Bolton LB
83
Trent McDuffie T. McDuffie CB
90
Julian Blackmon J. Blackmon S
78
Jaylon Jones J. Jones CB
70
Kenny Moore II K. M. II CB
85
Nick Cross N. Cross S
71
Zaire Franklin Z. Franklin LB
78
Alex Anzalone A. Anzalone LB
80
Brian Branch B. Branch DB
83
Carlton Davis C. Davis CB
84
E.J. Speed E. Speed LB
78
Jaylen Watson J. Watson CB
74
Jaire Alexander J. Alexander CB
92
Javon Bullard J. Bullard S
67
Quay Walker Q. Walker LB
79
Terrion Arnold T. Arnold CB
67
Xavier McKinney X. McKinney S
86
Kerby Joseph K. Joseph S
78
Isaiah McDuffie I. McDuffie LB
68
Chuck Clark C. Clark S
80
D.J. Reed D. Reed CB
83
Donovan Wilson D. Wilson S
82
Malik Hooker M. Hooker S
83
Quincy Williams Q. Williams LB
84
Tony Adams T. Adams S
72
Trevon Diggs T. Diggs CB
88
Antonio Johnson A. Johnson S
70
Aidan Hutchinson A. Hutchinson DL
87
Ronald Darby R. Darby CB
75
Devon Witherspoon D. Witherspoon CB
83
Julian Love J. Love FS
82
Micah Parsons M. Parsons LB
97
Rayshawn Jenkins R. Jenkins SS
78
Riq Woolen R. Woolen CB
85
Tyrel Dodson T. Dodson LB
75
Alim McNeill A. McNeill DL
81
A.J. Terrell Jr. A.J. Terrell Jr. CB
90
Camryn Bynum C. Bynum S
78
Harrison Smith H. Smith S
88
Jerome Baker J. Baker LB
80
Jessie Bates III J. B. III S
96
Jourdan Lewis J. Lewis CB
75
Justin Simmons J. Simmons S
91
Kaden Elliss K. Elliss ILB
76
Alex Singleton A. Singleton ILB
77
Darius Slay Jr. D. Slay Jr. CB
90
Drue Tranquill D. Tranquill LB
81
Eric Stokes E. Stokes CB
75
NAME POS RTG TEAM DEPTH Wk1 Total Avg TM SNAP % TD
Bryan Cook S
74
 		KC 1 80 80 80 100
Justin Reid S
81
 		KC 1 80 80 80 100
Nick Bolton LB
83
 		KC 1 80 80 80 100
Trent McDuffie CB
90
 		KC 1 80 80 80 100
Julian Blackmon S
78
 		IND 1 79 79 79 100
Jaylon Jones CB
70
 		IND 1 79 79 79 100
Kenny Moore II CB
85
 		IND 1 79 79 79 100
Nick Cross S
71
 		IND 1 79 79 79 100
Zaire Franklin LB
78
 		IND 1 79 79 79 100
Alex Anzalone LB
80
 		DET 1 78 78 78 100
Brian Branch DB
83
 		DET 1 78 78 78 100
Carlton Davis CB
84
 		DET 1 77 77 77 98.7
E.J. Speed LB
78
 		IND 1 77 77 77 97.5
Jaylen Watson CB
74
 		KC 1 77 77 77 96.2
Jaire Alexander CB
92
 		GB 1 76 76 76 100
Javon Bullard S
67
 		GB 1 76 76 76 100
Quay Walker LB
79
 		GB 1 76 76 76 100
Terrion Arnold CB
67
 		DET 1 76 76 76 97.4
Xavier McKinney S
86
 		GB 1 76 76 76 100
Kerby Joseph S
78
 		DET 1 75 75 75 96.2
Isaiah McDuffie LB
68
 		GB 1 74 74 74 97.4
Chuck Clark S
80
 		NYJ 1 72 72 72 100
D.J. Reed CB
83
 		NYJ 1 72 72 72 100
Donovan Wilson S
82
 		DAL 1 72 72 72 94.7
Malik Hooker S
83
 		DAL 1 72 72 72 94.7
Quincy Williams LB
84
 		NYJ 1 72 72 72 100
Tony Adams S
72
 		NYJ 1 72 72 72 100
Trevon Diggs CB
88
 		DAL 1 72 72 72 94.7
Antonio Johnson S
70
 		JAX 1 71 71 71 100
Aidan Hutchinson DL
87
 		DET 1 70 70 70 89.7
Ronald Darby CB
75
 		JAX 1 70 70 70 98.6
Devon Witherspoon CB
83
 		SEA 1 69 69 69 100
Julian Love FS
82
 		SEA 1 69 69 69 100
Micah Parsons LB
97
 		DAL 1 69 69 69 90.8
Rayshawn Jenkins SS
78
 		SEA 1 69 69 69 100
Riq Woolen CB
85
 		SEA 1 69 69 69 100
Tyrel Dodson LB
75
 		SEA 1 69 69 69 100
Alim McNeill DL
81
 		DET 1 68 68 68 87.2
A.J. Terrell Jr. CB
90
 		ATL 1 68 68 68 100
Camryn Bynum S
78
 		MIN 1 68 68 68 95.8
Harrison Smith S
88
 		MIN 1 68 68 68 95.8
Jerome Baker LB
80
 		SEA 1 68 68 68 98.6
Jessie Bates III S
96
 		ATL 1 68 68 68 100
Jourdan Lewis CB
75
 		DAL 1 68 68 68 89.5
Justin Simmons S
91
 		ATL 1 68 68 68 100
Kaden Elliss ILB
76
 		ATL 1 68 68 68 100
Alex Singleton ILB
77
 		DEN 1 67 67 67 100
Darius Slay Jr. CB
90
 		PHI 1 67 67 67 100
Drue Tranquill LB
81
 		KC 1 67 67 67 83.8
Eric Stokes CB
75
 		GB 1 67 67 67 88.2

Whether you are playing IDP fantasy leagues or going the extra mile breaking down defenses, snap counts matter for the defensive side as well. Different defensive packages mean different snaps for the players, but things can be pretty steady in this department. Defensive snaps can show injury replacements for the defense, which doesn’t get as much coverage as offensive guys. Players in the secondary can be a bit mixed in nickel and dime packages, and vary on a week-to-week basis. The line is something that can be shuffled around, as certain defensive line players specialize in early down work as run-stoppers and take third downs off. snap counts can dictate the depth chart order for defenses, which can move throughout the season. Cornerbacks and safeties play the most snaps among the defensive units, while the lineman play the least being rotated more frequently. This is a good start to checking out who is playing the most.