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Running Back (RB) Snap Counts 2021

As the NFL continues to change, committee backfields have come more frequent. A popular committee over the last couple of seasons has been Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt. There are a few bell-cow back situations, like Derrick Henry, 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 Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt. There are a few bell-cow back situations, like Derrick Henry, 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
Dalvin Cook D. Cook
98
Ezekiel Elliott E. Elliott
88
Najee Harris N. Harris
79
Darrel Williams D. Williams
69
James Robinson J. Robinson
83
Devontae Booker D. Booker
71
Darrell Henderson Jr. D. Henderson Jr.
72
Khalil Herbert K. Herbert
70
D'Andre Swift D. Swift
78
Chuba Hubbard C. Hubbard
71
Leonard Fournette L. Fournette
81
Joe Mixon J. Mixon
90
Derrick Henry D. Henry
96
Melvin Gordon III M. G. III
84
Miles Sanders M. Sanders
84
Zack Moss Z. Moss
73
James Conner J. Conner
82
Kareem Hunt K. Hunt
89
Alex Collins A. Collins
69
Javonte Williams J. Williams
72
Josh Jacobs J. Jacobs
86
J.D. McKissic J. McKissic
76
Aaron Jones A. Jones
91
Devin Singletary D. Singletary
79
Austin Ekeler A. Ekeler
85
Mark Ingram II M. I. II
80
David Johnson D. Johnson
77
Jonathan Taylor J. Taylor
82
Chase Edmonds C. Edmonds
80
Damien Harris D. Harris
74
Latavius Murray L. Murray
79
Tony Pollard T. Pollard
76
AJ Dillon AJ Dillon
77
Malcolm Brown M. Brown
75
Myles Gaskin M. Gaskin
74
Antonio Gibson A. Gibson
83
Jerick McKinnon J. McKinnon
74
Royce Freeman R. Freeman
75
DeeJay Dallas D. Dallas
67
Le'Veon Bell L. Bell
87
Devonta Freeman D. Freeman
76
Jamaal Williams J. Williams
79
Salvon Ahmed S. Ahmed
72
Joshua Kelley J. Kelley
68
Rhamondre Stevenson R. Stevenson
68
Chris Evans C. Evans
69
Elijhaa Penny E. Penny
68
Ronald Jones II R. J. II
81
Alexander Mattison A. Mattison
74
Demetric Felton D. Felton
68
NAME RTG TEAM DEPTH Wk1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 Wk5 Wk6 Total Avg TM SNAP % TD
Dalvin Cook
98
 		MIN 1 59 47 33 66 205 51 46.4 2
Ezekiel Elliott
88
 		DAL 1 70 44 54 46 47 63 324 54 72 6
Najee Harris
79
 		PIT 1 58 53 79 48 42 63 343 57 86.4 4
Darrel Williams
69
 		KC 1 14 14 27 24 37 59 175 29 40.7 4
James Robinson
83
 		JAX 1 47 41 40 53 48 56 285 47 72.9 5
Devontae Booker
71
 		NYG 1 24 10 7 60 54 155 31 38.2 2
Darrell Henderson Jr.
72
 		LAR 1 49 40 61 44 54 248 49 65.8 5
Khalil Herbert
70
 		CHI 1 1 2 7 34 54 98 16 27.1 1
D'Andre Swift
78
 		DET 1 63 36 35 52 50 49 285 47 68.8 4
Chuba Hubbard
71
 		CAR 1 7 19 40 33 46 48 193 32 45.1 1
Leonard Fournette
81
 		TB 1 42 31 26 64 46 47 256 42 59.8 3
Joe Mixon
90
 		CIN 1 54 46 35 40 19 45 239 39 64.9 4
Derrick Henry
96
 		TEN 1 40 67 49 59 49 43 307 51 70.3 10
Melvin Gordon III
84
 		DEN 1 33 41 36 30 36 43 219 36 54.2 2
Miles Sanders
84
 		PHI 1 47 39 35 47 50 43 261 43 68.7
Zack Moss
73
 		BUF 1 18 44 40 42 42 186 37 42.8 4
James Conner
82
 		ARI 2 34 24 25 33 29 41 186 31 45.3 5
Kareem Hunt
89
 		CLE 1 28 23 33 41 32 41 198 33 48.3 5
Alex Collins
69
 		SEA 1 6 14 22 46 39 127 25 36.6 2
Javonte Williams
72
 		DEN 2 33 28 27 31 25 38 182 30 45 1
Josh Jacobs
86
 		LV 1 45 36 46 36 163 40 39.3 4
J.D. McKissic
76
 		WAS 2 20 31 25 27 34 36 173 28 44.5 2
Aaron Jones
91
 		GB 1 28 45 46 45 44 35 243 40 63.9 6
Devin Singletary
79
 		BUF 2 64 43 34 32 15 35 223 37 51.3 1
Austin Ekeler
85
 		LAC 1 47 45 49 45 53 34 273 45 64.4 7
Mark Ingram II
80
 		HOU 1 36 19 19 10 26 33 143 23 38.1 1
David Johnson
77
 		HOU 2 22 26 21 27 31 32 159 26 42.4 1
Jonathan Taylor
82
 		IND 1 42 30 29 36 36 31 204 34 52 5
Chase Edmonds
80
 		ARI 1 40 39 44 52 37 28 240 40 58.4
Damien Harris
74
 		NE 1 40 24 22 36 21 26 169 28 44.2 3
Latavius Murray
79
 		BAL 1 21 27 19 45 36 26 174 29 41.7 4
Tony Pollard
76
 		DAL 2 20 21 29 18 31 26 145 24 32.2 1
AJ Dillon
77
 		GB 2 16 19 18 29 21 25 128 21 33.7 1
Malcolm Brown
75
 		MIA 2 16 9 34 35 5 25 124 20 32 1
Myles Gaskin
74
 		MIA 1 29 45 43 12 37 25 191 31 49.4 2
Antonio Gibson
83
 		WAS 1 36 43 31 37 47 23 217 36 55.8 4
Jerick McKinnon
74
 		KC 2 4 4 3 8 27 23 69 11 16
Royce Freeman
75
 		CAR 2 3 11 12 14 23 63 10 14.7
DeeJay Dallas
67
 		SEA 3 3 1 14 22 40 6 11.5
Le'Veon Bell
87
 		BAL 3 20 22 42 21 29.6 1
Devonta Freeman
76
 		BAL 2 10 9 6 20 21 66 13 18.9 1
Jamaal Williams
79
 		DET 2 32 22 31 21 22 19 147 24 35.5 2
Salvon Ahmed
72
 		MIA 3 11 23 5 5 11 19 74 12 19.1
Joshua Kelley
68
 		LAC 2 26 18 44 22 10.4
Rhamondre Stevenson
68
 		NE 3 5 22 18 45 15 11.8 1
Chris Evans
69
 		CIN 2 2 5 2 7 16 32 5 8.7 1
Elijhaa Penny
68
 		NYG 3 3 3 8 4 6 15 39 6 9.6 1
Ronald Jones II
81
 		TB 2 6 26 12 13 10 14 81 13 18.9 1
Alexander Mattison
74
 		MIN 2 9 13 51 23 44 12 152 25 34.4 1
Demetric Felton
68
 		CLE 2 3 11 6 3 12 35 5 8.5 1

As the NFL continues to change, committee backfields have come more frequent. A popular committee over the last couple of seasons has been Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt. There are a few bell-cow back situations, like Derrick Henry, 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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