Wide Receiver (WR) Snap Counts 2024-25

Injuries can derail anybody’s snaps, but wide receivers seem to have more to it than that. Banged up wide receivers might be active for a game, but their snap counts do not tell a healthy story. True WR1s are going to log the most snaps on a weekly basis, while things start to change as you drop down the depth chart. WR2s are generally safe as well, but some teams like to keep fresh bodies on the field, or utilize different skillsets depending on how the game flows. A team running two-WR sets will have fewer snaps for those lower on the depth chart at the position, whereas teams that run three-WR sets more often feature wideouts with higher snap counts. Considering snaps correlate with offensive production, they can be awfully important for fantasy purposes.

Injuries can derail anybody’s snaps, but wide receivers seem to have more to it than that. Banged up wide receivers might be active for a game, but their snap counts do not tell a healthy story. True WR1s are going to log the most snaps on a weekly basis, while things start to change as you drop down the depth chart. WR2s are generally safe as well, but some teams like to keep fresh bodies on the field, or utilize different skillsets depending on how the game flows. A team running two-WR sets will have fewer snaps for those lower on the depth chart at the position, whereas teams that run three-WR sets more often feature wideouts with higher snap counts. Considering snaps correlate with offensive production, they can be awfully important for fantasy purposes.

NAME RTG TEAM DEPTH Wk1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 Wk5 Wk6 Wk7 Wk8 Wk9 Wk10 Wk11 Wk12 Wk13 Wk14 Wk15 Wk16 Wk17 Wk18 Total Avg TM SNAP % TD
Ray-Ray McCloud III
72
ATL 1 30 58 55 85 58 64 55 52 77 58 77 47 24 61 40 79 920 57 85.8 1
Drake London
81
ATL 1 56 61 55 73 67 65 62 11 78 45 80 74 57 49 62 78 973 60 90.3 9
Ja'Marr Chase
92
CIN 1 43 59 61 53 59 49 48 55 65 77 81 60 66 67 50 88 73 1054 62 92.7 17
KhaDarel Hodge
71
ATL 2 2 2 3 16 8 18 1 46 1 26 6 1 5 25 71 231 13 20.2 2
Michael Pittman Jr.
87
IND 1 40 48 47 58 62 56 55 61 41 61 41 57 73 61 72 71 904 56 83.2 3
Ricky Pearsall
67
SF 1 48 40 41 37 33 35 30 30 46 45 70 455 41 67.5 3
Mack Hollins
72
BUF 1 36 32 46 36 33 46 41 35 45 65 41 38 46 35 42 38 66 721 42 66.3 5
Johnny Wilson
67
PHI 2 10 24 32 4 11 6 35 18 13 51 29 23 9 20 65 350 23 31.9 1
Keon Coleman
67
BUF 1 45 41 20 43 38 44 41 63 52 44 39 63 65 598 46 55 4
Andrei Iosivas
67
CIN 1 51 49 48 51 53 35 39 51 67 69 56 42 48 60 38 71 64 892 52 78.5 6
Alec Pierce
75
IND 1 38 53 43 55 52 62 49 50 48 55 56 40 44 35 73 64 817 51 75.2 7
Jahan Dotson
79
PHI 1 32 63 49 22 38 26 42 30 29 50 36 24 36 47 30 64 618 39 58.3
Justin Jefferson
98
MIN 1 46 38 57 61 69 58 50 72 78 72 70 51 57 68 64 68 64 1043 61 93.4 10
Garrett Wilson
84
NYJ 1 49 55 64 71 69 61 57 61 57 56 51 66 67 57 69 52 63 1025 60 96.2 7
Jaylen Waddle
88
MIA 1 51 55 51 43 61 59 56 52 47 53 52 65 59 26 63 793 52 69.7 2
Brian Thomas Jr.
67
JAX 1 41 44 52 44 37 49 40 29 49 38 45 61 47 74 60 49 62 821 48 79.5 10
Demarcus Robinson
73
LAR 1 72 48 54 52 76 50 61 54 58 39 51 34 47 51 38 45 62 892 52 81.8 7
Jalen Coker
67
CAR 1 7 32 43 22 42 24 53 48 56 41 62 430 39 50.4 2
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine
72
TEN 1 13 10 13 17 13 34 70 75 54 50 60 55 60 64 55 69 60 772 45 70.6 9
Davante Adams
93
NYJ 1 58 59 61 55 58 45 56 48 66 58 54 67 48 59 792 56 75.1 8
Josh Downs
80
IND 1 32 41 43 55 38 45 27 44 48 29 58 36 47 59 602 43 55.4 5
Jalen McMillan
67
TB 2 53 38 44 14 49 59 41 61 49 46 60 53 59 626 48 54.8 8
Mike Evans
92
TB 1 45 38 47 59 46 44 23 39 67 51 47 58 48 59 671 47 58.8 11
Parker Washington
69
JAX 1 7 13 22 14 8 18 21 42 46 23 28 56 44 72 63 48 59 584 34 56.5 5
Jordan Addison
83
MIN 1 28 45 65 51 46 67 62 44 67 50 45 66 59 65 58 818 54 73.2 10
Allen Lazard
77
NYJ 1 51 47 61 65 72 59 33 53 46 51 54 57 649 54 78.1 6
Elijah Moore
77
CLE 71 52 54 43 43 38 54 49 60 53 40 64 60 53 51 51 56 892 52 75.6 1
George Pickens
84
PIT 1 46 51 50 60 34 45 54 53 63 69 62 63 68 56 774 55 68.6 3
Jerry Jeudy
80
CLE 1 62 57 60 51 47 52 80 67 79 62 48 78 66 59 60 77 56 1061 62 89.9 4
Jalen Tolbert
75
DAL 1 42 60 60 39 68 64 55 73 56 66 64 55 39 36 17 42 56 892 52 76.2 7
Amon-Ra St. Brown
94
DET 1 60 79 65 47 43 54 42 53 64 63 68 66 68 72 55 56 55 1010 59 88.1 13
Jameson Williams
80
DET 1 52 78 48 51 51 43 48 51 60 55 55 69 54 56 55 826 55 79.3 8
Quentin Johnston
72
LAC 1 38 48 37 43 32 39 49 55 45 31 48 38 44 54 55 656 43 61.5 8
Rome Odunze
67
CHI 1 43 66 89 47 60 53 47 65 41 59 66 52 49 53 53 56 55 954 56 84 3
Brandin Cooks
83
DAL 50 57 64 46 30 36 46 46 42 54 471 47 69.5 3
Keenan Allen
90
CHI 38 41 61 53 61 69 56 66 68 64 47 55 59 58 54 850 56 74.8 7
Terry McLaurin
88
WAS 1 48 66 50 51 45 47 49 53 46 57 47 57 66 70 62 68 53 935 55 80.4 13
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
80
SEA 1 53 58 56 76 51 73 51 42 71 50 42 49 62 56 56 50 52 948 55 86.2 6
Adam Thielen
82
CAR 1 41 45 23 38 51 53 47 40 40 51 429 42 69.1 5
Ladd McConkey
67
LAC 1 38 34 33 43 49 57 41 48 46 49 59 29 46 51 61 51 735 45 68.9 7
Tylan Wallace
68
BAL 9 7 14 10 14 5 10 6 20 12 9 7 40 14 25 22 51 275 16 24.8 1
Jacob Cowing
67
SF 1 4 1 12 12 3 1 1 3 4 10 5 50 106 7 9.8
Rashod Bateman
79
BAL 1 67 53 39 37 49 47 45 57 35 49 49 37 29 45 50 28 50 766 45 69 9
Tee Higgins
84
CIN 1 56 43 48 45 45 69 56 62 60 40 62 50 636 53 55.9 10
Tyler Johnson
70
LAR 51 45 29 10 11 50 27 29 10 7 13 8 16 5 50 361 24 33.1 1
DK Metcalf
87
SEA 1 59 61 53 73 58 70 47 54 50 48 51 55 57 46 49 831 55 75.5 5
Courtland Sutton
85
DEN 1 63 54 50 48 51 47 56 61 61 54 52 58 62 57 58 56 48 936 55 84.9 9
DeMario Douglas
76
NE 1 39 38 43 38 40 41 20 38 49 27 43 47 45 31 43 49 48 679 39 62.1 3
Darius Slayton
77
NYG 1 51 49 59 58 65 68 58 72 60 34 43 66 46 50 45 48 872 54 77.5 2
Dontayvion Wicks
74
GB 1 31 36 29 58 45 10 24 21 35 16 28 48 39 30 42 46 48 586 34 54.1 5

Injuries can derail anybody’s snaps, but wide receivers seem to have more to it than that. Banged up wide receivers might be active for a game, but their snap counts do not tell a healthy story. True WR1s are going to log the most snaps on a weekly basis, while things start to change as you drop down the depth chart. WR2s are generally safe as well, but some teams like to keep fresh bodies on the field, or utilize different skillsets depending on how the game flows. A team running two-WR sets will have fewer snaps for those lower on the depth chart at the position, whereas teams that run three-WR sets more often feature wideouts with higher snap counts. Considering snaps correlate with offensive production, they can be awfully important for fantasy purposes.

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