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Offensive Line (OL) Snap Counts 2025-26

The heart and soul of an offense starts with the offensive line, and usually we can find their snaps to be pretty stable. Injuries tend to happen over the course of the season, and offensive lineman are no exception. The rating system can help determine teams that are lining up their top options. Backup offensive lineman getting snaps can spell trouble for teams trying to run to a certain side or in pass protection. Teams will switch around offensive lineman who can play multiple positions. Offenses that run up in pace offenses will feature offensive lineman that play over 70 snaps per game. Otherwise 50-60 snaps is a good average number when figuring out the starters and backups. While it might not be an enticing position, a good healthy offensive line can help the success of an offense. We have seen teams rely on backups struggle to move the ball in any fashion.

The heart and soul of an offense starts with the offensive line, and usually we can find their snaps to be pretty stable. Injuries tend to happen over the course of the season, and offensive lineman are no exception. The rating system can help determine teams that are lining up their top options. Backup offensive lineman getting snaps can spell trouble for teams trying to run to a certain side or in pass protection. Teams will switch around offensive lineman who can play multiple positions. Offenses that run up in pace offenses will feature offensive lineman that play over 70 snaps per game. Otherwise 50-60 snaps is a good average number when figuring out the starters and backups. While it might not be an enticing position, a good healthy offensive line can help the success of an offense. We have seen teams rely on backups struggle to move the ball in any fashion.
Offense Offense QB RB WR TE O-Line OL D D
NAME POS
Alec Anderson A. Anderson OT
Austin Schlottmann A. Schlottmann OL
Greg Van Roten G. V. Roten G
Isaac Seumalo I. Seumalo G
Justin Dedich J. Dedich OL
Jon Runyan J. Runyan G
Marcus Mbow M. Mbow OL
Mason McCormick M. McCormick G
O'Cyrus Torrence O. Torrence G
Ryan Van Demark R. V. Demark OT
Steve Avila S. Avila OL
Sedrick Van Pran-Granger S. V. Pran-Granger OL
Troy Fautanu T. Fautanu OT
Zach Frazier Z. Frazier C
Jermaine Eluemunor J. Eluemunor OL
Chris Hubbard C. Hubbard OL
Graham Glasgow G. Glasgow G
Taylor Decker T. Decker OT
Tate Ratledge T. Ratledge OL
Alaric Jackson A. Jackson OL
Coleman Shelton C. Shelton OL
Dylan Cook D. Cook OT
Tylan Grable T. Grable OT
Warren McClendon Jr. W. McClendon Jr. OL
Austin Deculus A. Deculus OT
Andre James A. James C
Bobby Hart B. Hart OT
Branson Taylor B. Taylor G
Trevor Penning T. Penning OT
Christian Mahogany C. Mahogany OL
Anthony Bradford A. Bradford G
Abraham Lucas A. Lucas OT
Andrew Wylie A. Wylie G
Brandon Coleman B. Coleman OT
Chris Paul C. Paul G
Grey Zabel G. Zabel G
Josh Conerly Jr. J. Conerly Jr. OT
Jalen Sundell J. Sundell C
Nick Allegretti N. Allegretti G
Aireontae Ersery A. Ersery OT
Amarius Mims A. Mims OT
Cesar Ruiz C. Ruiz C
Dylan Fairchild D. Fairchild G
Dillon Radunz D. Radunz OL
Dalton Risner D. Risner G
Jake Andrews J. Andrews C
Josh Jones J. Jones OL
Luke Fortner L. Fortner OL
Orlando Brown Jr. O. Brown Jr. OT
Taliese Fuaga T. Fuaga OT
NAME POS TEAM Wk1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 Wk5 Wk6 Wk7 Wk8 Wk9 Wk10 Wk11 Wk12 Wk13 Wk14 Wk15 Wk16 Wk17 Wk18 Total Avg TM SNAP %
Alec Anderson OT BUF 3 10 2 3 1 12 1 1 1 1 74 1 2 2 75 189 11 16.7
Austin Schlottmann OL NYG 32 77 27 73 14 64 75 362 21 31.6
Greg Van Roten G NYG 68 67 66 76 73 69 77 52 57 73 72 82 55 68 56 64 75 1150 67 100.3
Isaac Seumalo G PIT 55 59 52 51 56 57 35 48 64 72 40 52 53 75 769 54 74.6
Justin Dedich OL LAR 61 66 75 68 3 12 71 65 75 496 31 43.7
Jon Runyan G NYG 68 67 66 76 73 69 77 52 57 73 72 82 55 68 64 75 1094 68 95.4
Marcus Mbow OL NYG 2 51 38 1 57 36 64 75 324 24 28.2
Mason McCormick G PIT 56 62 54 53 59 57 63 62 52 65 72 43 52 66 74 66 75 1031 60 100
O'Cyrus Torrence G BUF 85 75 60 56 68 57 63 66 68 56 66 74 64 70 50 76 75 1129 66 99.7
Ryan Van Demark OT BUF 8 59 11 17 74 64 2 2 75 312 18 27.6
Steve Avila OL LAR 31 53 70 80 69 51 56 52 70 72 92 65 75 836 55 73.7
Sedrick Van Pran-Granger OL BUF 8 3 11 75 97 6 8.6
Troy Fautanu OT PIT 56 62 54 53 59 57 63 62 52 65 72 43 52 66 74 66 75 1031 60 100
Zach Frazier C PIT 56 62 54 53 56 57 63 62 65 72 43 52 66 74 66 75 976 57 94.7
Jermaine Eluemunor OL NYG 68 67 66 76 73 69 77 51 73 72 82 55 68 56 61 74 1088 68 94.9
Chris Hubbard OL DET 73 73 73 100
Graham Glasgow G DET 67 56 68 56 62 54 68 64 51 59 68 62 64 73 872 58 79.3
Taylor Decker OT DET 67 56 68 56 68 54 61 59 68 63 62 64 74 73 893 63 81.3
Tate Ratledge OL DET 67 59 68 60 62 54 68 59 70 52 68 63 62 64 74 64 73 1087 63 98.9
Alaric Jackson OL LAR 60 61 66 75 68 53 67 80 69 51 56 52 58 71 92 72 1051 65 92.6
Coleman Shelton OL LAR 60 61 66 75 68 53 70 80 69 51 56 52 58 72 92 65 72 1120 65 98.7
Dylan Cook OT PIT 13 66 74 66 72 291 58 87.4
Tylan Grable OT BUF 72 72 72 17.6
Warren McClendon Jr. OL LAR 68 53 67 56 52 70 72 92 65 72 667 39 58.8
Austin Deculus OT LAC 1 6 13 53 67 64 62 73 15 1 59 31 71 516 39 45.1
Andre James C LAC 13 71 84 4 7.3
Bobby Hart OT LAC 64 76 73 11 54 66 64 36 71 515 51 64.1
Branson Taylor G LAC 71 71 71 52.6
Trevor Penning OT LAC 67 66 56 56 72 41 47 4 8 31 17 15 71 551 42 50
Christian Mahogany OL DET 67 59 68 60 62 54 68 57 70 64 70 699 63 98
Anthony Bradford G SEA 52 65 53 66 61 55 72 51 62 84 48 53 53 60 68 66 69 1038 61 97.6
Abraham Lucas OT SEA 52 65 57 66 61 55 72 51 62 84 48 67 61 57 68 66 69 1061 62 99.7
Andrew Wylie G WAS 58 57 59 65 3 7 3 1 7 4 29 69 362 22 34.3
Brandon Coleman OT WAS 70 58 40 7 3 14 3 1 34 48 43 69 390 32 37
Chris Paul G WAS 11 58 57 59 65 67 53 65 54 67 90 52 61 54 44 69 926 54 87.9
Grey Zabel G SEA 52 65 57 66 61 55 72 48 62 74 48 67 61 60 68 66 69 1051 61 98.8
Josh Conerly Jr. OT WAS 70 69 58 57 59 65 67 53 65 54 67 90 52 61 54 44 69 1054 62 100
Jalen Sundell C SEA 52 56 39 66 61 55 72 48 23 60 68 66 69 735 56 91.4
Nick Allegretti G WAS 70 69 1 3 4 44 69 260 16 24.7
Aireontae Ersery OT HOU 63 49 63 71 70 76 80 73 75 70 58 76 70 67 53 68 1082 67 93.3
Amarius Mims OT CIN 52 63 56 48 62 56 76 59 68 66 65 83 60 56 61 52 68 1051 61 94.6
Cesar Ruiz C NO 75 71 73 28 56 56 72 35 68 80 72 58 44 68 856 61 76.2
Dylan Fairchild G CIN 52 69 56 48 61 58 68 66 65 83 60 76 55 77 68 962 64 86.6
Dillon Radunz OL NO 75 71 6 68 80 72 58 69 78 54 68 699 46 62.2
Dalton Risner G CIN 36 69 33 1 65 76 11 65 83 60 76 61 64 68 768 54 69.1
Jake Andrews C HOU 45 63 71 70 76 80 73 75 70 59 76 70 67 65 65 68 1093 68 94.2
Josh Jones OL SEA 1 19 3 4 10 1 4 10 4 68 66 68 258 18 24.2
Luke Fortner OL NO 3 1 1 1 12 72 41 68 80 72 58 69 78 54 68 678 39 60.3
Orlando Brown Jr. OT CIN 52 69 56 48 62 65 76 59 68 66 65 83 60 76 61 77 68 1111 65 100
Taliese Fuaga OT NO 46 71 67 66 56 56 72 39 72 69 78 54 68 814 62 72.4

The heart and soul of an offense starts with the offensive line, and usually we can find their snaps to be pretty stable. Injuries tend to happen over the course of the season, and offensive lineman are no exception. The rating system can help determine teams that are lining up their top options. Backup offensive lineman getting snaps can spell trouble for teams trying to run to a certain side or in pass protection. Teams will switch around offensive lineman who can play multiple positions. Offenses that run up in pace offenses will feature offensive lineman that play over 70 snaps per game. Otherwise 50-60 snaps is a good average number when figuring out the starters and backups. While it might not be an enticing position, a good healthy offensive line can help the success of an offense. We have seen teams rely on backups struggle to move the ball in any fashion.