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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 different skillsets depending on game-flow. A team running two-WR sets will have lesser snaps for those lower on the depth chart at the position, where teams that run three-WR sets more feature wideouts with higher snap counts. With snaps correlating with offensive production, they are awfully important for fantasy purposes. Keep tabs on these situations that change heavily on a weekly basis by sorting through players and weeks.

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 different skillsets depending on game-flow. A team running two-WR sets will have lesser snaps for those lower on the depth chart at the position, where teams that run three-WR sets more feature wideouts with higher snap counts. With snaps correlating with offensive production, they are awfully important for fantasy purposes. Keep tabs on these situations that change heavily on a weekly basis by sorting through players and weeks.
Offense Offense QB RB WR TE O-Line OL D D
NAME RTG
Zay Flowers Z. Flowers
83
Rashod Bateman R. Bateman
79
Rashee Rice R. Rice
82
Xavier Worthy X. Worthy
67
Nelson Agholor N. Agholor
79
Justin Watson J. Watson
73
JuJu Smith-Schuster J. Smith-Schuster
76
Skyy Moore S. Moore
71
Tylan Wallace T. Wallace
68
Deonte Harty D. Harty
75
A.J. Brown A.J. Brown
96
Amari Cooper A. Cooper
91
Ashton Dulin A. Dulin
71
Anthony Gould A. Gould
67
Andrei Iosivas A. Iosivas
67
Allen Lazard A. Lazard
77
Adonai Mitchell A. Mitchell
67
Alec Pierce A. Pierce
75
Amon-Ra St. Brown A. S. Brown
94
Adam Thielen A. Thielen
82
Brandon Aiyuk B. Aiyuk
91
Braxton Berrios B. Berrios
73
Brandin Cooks B. Cooks
83
Britain Covey B. Covey
67
Bub Means B. Means
67
Bo Melton B. Melton
73
Brandon Powell B. Powell
72
Ben Skowronek B. Skowronek
71
Brian Thomas Jr. B. Thomas Jr.
67
Calvin Austin III C. A. III
74
Chris Blair C. Blair
67
Chris Godwin C. Godwin
84
Charlie Jones C. Jones
71
Christian Kirk C. Kirk
86
Cooper Kupp C. Kupp
89
CeeDee Lamb C. Lamb
97
Chris Moore C. Moore
74
Chris Olave C. Olave
87
Calvin Ridley C. Ridley
85
Curtis Samuel C. Samuel
79
Courtland Sutton C. Sutton
85
Cedric Tillman C. Tillman
70
Christian Watson C. Watson
78
Cedrick Wilson Jr. C. Wilson Jr.
76
Davante Adams D. Adams
93
Dyami Brown D. Brown
73
DeAndre Carter D. Carter
74
Derius Davis D. Davis
68
Demario Douglas D. Douglas
76
Devin Duvernay D. Duvernay
76
NAME RTG TEAM DEPTH Wk1 Total Avg TM SNAP % TD
Zay Flowers
83
 		BAL 1 71 71 71 88.8
Rashod Bateman
79
 		BAL 1 67 67 67 83.8
Rashee Rice
82
 		KC 1 42 42 42 77.8
Xavier Worthy
67
 		KC 1 34 34 34 63 2
Nelson Agholor
79
 		BAL 1 30 30 30 37.5
Justin Watson
73
 		KC 2 28 28 28 51.9
JuJu Smith-Schuster
76
 		KC 3 12 12 12 22.2
Skyy Moore
71
 		KC 2 10 10 10 18.5
Tylan Wallace
68
 		BAL 1 9 9 9 11.2
Deonte Harty
75
 		BAL 2 4 4 4 5
A.J. Brown
96
 		PHI 1 0 72 94.7 1
Amari Cooper
91
 		CLE 1 0 72 94.7
Ashton Dulin
71
 		IND 2 0 11 24.4 1
Anthony Gould
67
 		IND 1 0 7 15.6
Andrei Iosivas
67
 		CIN 1 0 51 100
Allen Lazard
77
 		NYJ 2 0 0 0 2
Adonai Mitchell
67
 		IND 1 0 29 64.4
Alec Pierce
75
 		IND 2 0 38 84.4 1
Amon-Ra St. Brown
94
 		DET 1 0 60 98.4
Adam Thielen
82
 		CAR 1 0 41 69.5
Brandon Aiyuk
91
 		SF 1 0 0 0
Braxton Berrios
73
 		MIA 1 0 26 36.6
Brandin Cooks
83
 		DAL 1 0 50 79.4 1
Britain Covey
67
 		PHI 2 0 9 11.8
Bub Means
67
 		NO 3 0 6 9.1
Bo Melton
73
 		GB 2 0 8 11.9
Brandon Powell
72
 		MIN 1 0 30 54.5
Ben Skowronek
71
 		PIT 2 0 0 0
Brian Thomas Jr.
67
 		JAX 1 0 41 77.4 1
Calvin Austin III
74
 		PIT 1 0 28 41.2
Chris Blair
67
 		ATL 6 0 0 0
Chris Godwin
84
 		TB 1 0 50 78.1 1
Charlie Jones
71
 		CIN 1 0 8 15.7
Christian Kirk
86
 		JAX 1 0 38 71.7
Cooper Kupp
89
 		LAR 1 0 78 100 1
CeeDee Lamb
97
 		DAL 1 0 45 71.4
Chris Moore
74
 		ARI 2 0 1 1.6
Chris Olave
87
 		NO 1 0 52 78.8
Calvin Ridley
85
 		TEN 1 0 54 84.4
Curtis Samuel
79
 		BUF 1 0 17 27.4
Courtland Sutton
85
 		DEN 1 0 63 91.3
Cedric Tillman
70
 		CLE 2 0 26 34.2
Christian Watson
78
 		GB 1 0 42 62.7 1
Cedrick Wilson Jr.
76
 		NO 1 0 29 43.9
Davante Adams
93
 		LV 1 0 58 96.7
Dyami Brown
73
 		WAS 1 0 33 55.9
DeAndre Carter
74
 		CHI 1 0 13 23.2
Derius Davis
68
 		LAC 2 0 7 12.3
Demario Douglas
76
 		NE 1 0 0 0
Devin Duvernay
76
 		JAX 1 0 5 9.4

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 different skillsets depending on game-flow. A team running two-WR sets will have lesser snaps for those lower on the depth chart at the position, where teams that run three-WR sets more feature wideouts with higher snap counts. With snaps correlating with offensive production, they are awfully important for fantasy purposes. Keep tabs on these situations that change heavily on a weekly basis by sorting through players and weeks.