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Running Back (RB) Snap Counts 2020

As the NFL continues to change, committee backfields have come more frequent. A popular committee over the last couple of seasons has been Tevin Coleman and Devonta Freeman. There are a few bell-cow back situations, like Le’Veon Bell, who sucks up 90% of the team snaps. It takes us back to the days where running backs were the workhorses of the league. While we have seen a little more of that, teams are adding two styles of backs to make up one. Freeman and Coleman are a good example of two running backs that complement each other, but cut into each other’s workload. snap counts can help decipher the RB1 and RB2 on a team. Their snap counts can be dictated based on game flow, which is something to analyze when building trends for players. Running back snaps fluctuate at a high amount, and the weekly breakdown can help you view who is the most consistent target.

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As the NFL continues to change, committee backfields have come more frequent. A popular committee over the last couple of seasons has been Tevin Coleman and Devonta Freeman. There are a few bell-cow back situations, like Le’Veon Bell, who sucks up 90% of the team snaps. It takes us back to the days where running backs were the workhorses of the league. While we have seen a little more of that, teams are adding two styles of backs to make up one. Freeman and Coleman are a good example of two running backs that complement each other, but cut into each other’s workload. snap counts can help decipher the RB1 and RB2 on a team. Their snap counts can be dictated based on game flow, which is something to analyze when building trends for players. Running back snaps fluctuate at a high amount, and the weekly breakdown can help you view who is the most consistent target.
Offense Offense QB RB WR TE O-Line OL D D
NAME RTG
Kalen Ballage K. Ballage
72
Carlos Hyde C. Hyde
77
Derrick Henry D. Henry
90
Dalvin Cook D. Cook
88
James Conner J. Conner
79
Mike Davis M. Davis
73
Chase Edmonds C. Edmonds
73
Leonard Fournette L. Fournette
85
Frank Gore F. Gore
81
Duke Johnson D. Johnson
81
Jonathan Taylor J. Taylor
71
Melvin Gordon M. Gordon
85
Darrell Henderson D. Henderson
69
Ezekiel Elliott E. Elliott
94
Kenyan Drake K. Drake
83
Josh Jacobs J. Jacobs
91
Salvon Ahmed S. Ahmed
67
James Robinson J. Robinson
67
J.K. Dobbins J. Dobbins
72
Miles Sanders M. Sanders
77
Clyde Edwards-Helaire C. Edwards-Helaire
71
James White J. White
84
Kerryon Johnson K. Johnson
84
Giovani Bernard G. Bernard
77
Malcolm Brown M. Brown
76
Phillip Lindsay P. Lindsay
87
Kareem Hunt K. Hunt
90
CJ Ham C. Ham
73
Antonio Gibson A. Gibson
71
Latavius Murray L. Murray
82
Alvin Kamara A. Kamara
90
Samaje Perine S. Perine
71
Aaron Jones A. Jones
92
Jamaal Williams J. Williams
77
Nick Chubb N. Chubb
92
Boston Scott B. Scott
73
Nyheim Hines N. Hines
76
Brian Hill B. Hill
67
Damien Harris D. Harris
68
Patrick Laird P. Laird
67
Todd Gurley T. Gurley
85
Troymaine Pope T. Pope
67
Darrel Williams D. Williams
70
Le'Veon Bell L. Bell
86
Tony Pollard T. Pollard
76
Ty Johnson T. Johnson
67
Adrian Peterson A. Peterson
75
Cam Akers C. Akers
76
CJ Prosise C. Prosise
68
Devontae Booker D. Booker
73
NAME 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 Total Avg TM SNAP % TD
Kalen Ballage
72
 		NYJ 2 8 19 30 55 112 11 10 1
Carlos Hyde
77
 		SEA 2 21 15 16 41 46 139 23 17 2
Derrick Henry
90
 		TEN 1 61 44 56 45 42 33 29 38 40 388 42 64 8
Dalvin Cook
88
 		MIN 1 30 43 48 49 36 46 38 59 38 387 41 59 13
James Conner
79
 		PIT 1 15 50 53 47 43 66 31 32 64 38 439 37 61 5
Mike Davis
73
 		CAR 2 3 24 39 55 54 60 33 46 26 25 38 403 33 58 4
Chase Edmonds
73
 		ARI 2 28 27 21 21 34 23 51 66 36 36 343 30 47 3
Leonard Fournette
85
 		TB 1 9 26 25 1 40 51 33 29 36 250 23 31 2
Frank Gore
81
 		NYJ 2 14 37 26 37 23 25 16 22 35 235 24 40
Duke Johnson
81
 		HOU 2 14 56 45 25 17 19 20 52 54 34 336 21 30 1
Jonathan Taylor
71
 		IND 1 26 49 24 33 31 37 26 21 17 34 298 29 43 4
Melvin Gordon
85
 		DEN 1 37 61 39 56 46 36 44 40 34 393 39 58 5
Darrell Henderson
69
 		LAR 2 5 29 34 22 29 32 40 18 23 33 265 23 37 5
Ezekiel Elliott
94
 		DAL 1 63 76 80 63 54 54 37 62 47 33 569 59 79 6
Kenyan Drake
83
 		ARI 1 58 50 44 37 50 42 34 38 33 386 39 55 4
Josh Jacobs
91
 		LV 1 49 53 35 50 33 32 48 28 43 32 403 37 64 8
Salvon Ahmed
67
 		MIA 28 31 59 14 6 1
James Robinson
67
 		JAX 4 34 38 30 52 43 44 57 50 53 30 431 38 66 7
J.K. Dobbins
72
 		BAL 2 23 20 24 21 18 30 54 36 29 30 285 25 44 2
Miles Sanders
77
 		PHI 1 55 71 48 50 29 48 30 331 42 45 3
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
71
 		KC 1 46 48 52 41 43 49 27 33 25 29 393 40 61 3
James White
84
 		NE 1 19 40 31 10 31 10 28 169 21 28
Kerryon Johnson
84
 		DET 2 20 19 20 11 17 14 11 25 9 28 174 15 25 2
Giovani Bernard
77
 		CIN 2 20 42 18 13 16 35 57 1 44 27 273 27 42 4
Malcolm Brown
76
 		LAR 3 44 37 34 35 26 27 29 57 29 27 345 32 51 5
Phillip Lindsay
87
 		DEN 2 19 40 14 29 28 21 27 178 21 24 1
Kareem Hunt
90
 		CLE 2 36 20 29 26 51 30 47 42 38 26 345 31 56 7
CJ Ham
73
 		MIN 5 12 12 27 32 29 8 22 34 35 25 236 22 36
Antonio Gibson
71
 		WAS 1 18 43 25 31 30 27 33 25 33 24 289 25 45 7
Latavius Murray
82
 		NO 2 23 16 21 29 21 23 18 29 24 24 228 20 33 2
Alvin Kamara
90
 		NO 1 45 41 41 47 58 51 58 37 39 23 440 42 69 11
Samaje Perine
71
 		CIN 4 1 1 3 19 24 16 23 87 5 8 1
Aaron Jones
92
 		GB 1 42 35 44 33 36 40 41 22 293 32 43 7
Jamaal Williams
77
 		GB 3 31 31 19 36 32 55 64 31 22 321 33 49 1
Nick Chubb
92
 		CLE 1 35 36 34 14 28 22 169 23 24 5
Boston Scott
73
 		PHI 2 38 13 13 9 7 35 56 41 18 20 250 23 38 2
Nyheim Hines
76
 		IND 3 39 9 20 25 21 21 16 23 39 20 233 23 35 6
Brian Hill
67
 		ATL 3 21 15 23 16 20 21 17 25 19 19 196 19 27 1
Damien Harris
68
 		NE 3 23 12 21 20 32 19 127 17 19 1
Patrick Laird
67
 		MIA 4 4 3 1 10 6 12 10 17 63 4 7
Todd Gurley
85
 		ATL 1 36 48 35 38 36 46 53 36 44 17 389 41 57 9
Troymaine Pope
67
 		LAC 3 4 12 25 16 57 10 7
Darrel Williams
70
 		KC 2 23 10 16 15 29 23 1 8 18 15 158 15 24 1
Le'Veon Bell
86
 		KC 1 32 46 17 17 19 15 146 10 9
Tony Pollard
76
 		DAL 2 10 8 6 22 15 32 19 17 23 15 167 16 22 1
Ty Johnson
67
 		NYJ 5 5 4 6 14 29 0 1
Adrian Peterson
75
 		DET 3 24 15 39 27 27 19 12 20 7 12 202 20 34 2
Cam Akers
76
 		LAR 1 24 3 13 1 3 20 18 12 94 9 11
CJ Prosise
68
 		HOU 5 3 2 2 11 18 0 1
Devontae Booker
73
 		LV 3 8 11 4 6 11 15 10 13 26 11 115 9 15 3

As the NFL continues to change, committee backfields have come more frequent. A popular committee over the last couple of seasons has been Tevin Coleman and Devonta Freeman. There are a few bell-cow back situations, like Le’Veon Bell, who sucks up 90% of the team snaps. It takes us back to the days where running backs were the workhorses of the league. While we have seen a little more of that, teams are adding two styles of backs to make up one. Freeman and Coleman are a good example of two running backs that complement each other, but cut into each other’s workload. snap counts can help decipher the RB1 and RB2 on a team. Their snap counts can be dictated based on game flow, which is something to analyze when building trends for players. Running back snaps fluctuate at a high amount, and the weekly breakdown can help you view who is the most consistent target.
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