Wide Receiver (WR) Snap Counts 2025-26

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 TEAM Wk1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 Wk5 Wk6 Wk7 Wk8 Wk9 Wk10 Wk11 Wk12 Wk13 Wk14 Wk15 Wk16 Wk17 Wk18 Total Avg TM SNAP % TD
Isaiah Hodgins NYG 57 54 49 59 20 52 72 363 51 76.9 1
Gabe Davis BUF 23 36 43 37 29 70 238 39 44.8 1
Amon-Ra St. Brown DET 63 50 58 54 50 48 62 61 54 57 66 4 57 61 72 53 69 939 55 85.4 11
Jameson Williams DET 65 52 62 51 51 46 58 58 61 56 66 59 57 58 70 53 69 992 58 90.3 7
Tre' Harris LAC 5 18 25 12 25 53 33 43 30 32 25 34 37 56 29 29 69 555 32 48.6 1
Ja'Marr Chase CIN 45 66 48 46 57 65 75 58 67 64 82 60 74 53 59 68 987 61 94.4 8
Kevin Austin Jr. NO 22 10 5 2 26 67 44 66 242 30 43.8 1
Darius Slayton NYG 66 66 50 66 55 38 51 45 52 42 59 44 56 65 755 53 65.8 1
Gunner Olszewski NYG 1 1 1 4 28 8 1 1 10 63 118 7 10.3 2
Joshua Palmer BUF 53 38 26 15 35 6 28 33 23 35 38 63 393 32 34.7
Marquez Valdes-Scantling PIT 27 9 17 46 42 16 34 31 54 63 339 33 44.3 1
Jordan Addison MIN 73 49 64 42 57 62 53 43 48 43 35 41 42 62 714 51 85.2 4
Keon Coleman BUF 75 38 45 43 42 49 46 45 42 33 18 39 61 576 44 50.9 4
Tre Tucker LV 57 64 62 51 60 56 31 62 60 58 75 46 47 39 54 59 61 942 55 94.9 5
Jahan Dotson PHI 29 22 52 31 44 43 24 42 19 23 34 32 35 37 46 26 60 599 35 56.9 1
Drake London ATL 67 56 57 55 68 64 55 62 61 53 52 59 709 59 64.7 7
Tee Higgins CIN 41 60 46 40 60 52 66 52 56 61 50 44 38 44 59 769 51 69.2 11
Michael Pittman Jr. IND 60 59 46 57 54 50 52 42 69 62 42 45 61 56 56 49 58 918 54 85.6 7
Jaxon Smith-Njigba SEA 40 42 28 53 55 45 63 34 26 70 38 55 44 55 65 59 57 829 48 77.9 10
Jayden Higgins HOU 27 21 28 31 39 48 66 35 43 43 34 44 42 48 35 32 55 671 39 57.8 6
Darius Cooper PHI 2 12 6 11 3 13 13 21 21 13 17 54 186 15 24.2
Xavier Hutchinson HOU 43 28 39 48 47 59 57 46 40 37 21 42 28 20 32 31 54 672 39 57.9 3
Cooper Kupp SEA 46 45 31 49 54 39 54 33 68 37 51 42 45 63 58 53 768 48 72.2 2
Darnell Mooney ATL 57 59 29 54 45 56 57 61 37 66 49 65 54 37 52 778 51 71 1
Dante Pettis NO 6 3 2 2 12 37 52 114 14 20.8
Marquise Brown KC 57 45 49 38 33 33 27 26 26 30 34 29 22 24 26 52 551 34 49.5 5
Puka Nacua LAR 38 42 60 61 63 27 39 36 34 46 38 31 40 72 48 52 727 45 64.1 11
Elic Ayomanor TEN 45 48 52 41 48 57 51 67 30 50 50 53 43 41 60 51 787 49 74.5 4
Justin Jefferson MIN 55 47 48 76 65 68 43 59 65 55 44 50 51 53 58 53 51 941 55 94 2
Matthew Golden GB 23 40 46 49 42 41 42 24 19 5 23 22 25 51 452 32 43
Michael Wilson ARI 44 38 49 65 47 55 62 48 70 65 69 57 49 56 49 49 51 923 54 81.5 7
Adam Thielen PIT 32 38 45 12 14 8 12 4 9 8 3 25 38 32 57 50 387 24 37.5
Jalen Nailor MIN 49 47 50 48 42 41 34 33 44 33 20 36 37 28 38 23 50 653 38 65.2 4
JuJu Smith-Schuster KC 49 42 50 57 42 40 29 21 17 24 45 22 24 32 41 35 50 620 36 55.7 1
Mike Evans TB 48 63 52 14 38 42 50 50 357 44 48.8 3
Zay Flowers BAL 46 44 49 48 36 71 59 46 58 54 53 57 74 32 49 52 50 878 51 86.6 6
Deebo Samuel Sr. WAS 54 61 25 49 46 47 39 44 42 50 63 27 37 44 36 49 713 44 67.6 6
Jakobie Keeney-James GB 48 48 48 94.1
Jakobi Meyers JAX 59 65 62 51 60 55 57 27 46 52 58 53 54 60 65 48 872 54 82 3
Ryan Flournoy DAL 11 24 16 34 38 19 34 45 29 33 27 53 45 23 48 479 29 40.4 4
Terry McLaurin WAS 55 63 35 25 46 32 46 45 38 48 433 43 41.1 3
Chris Godwin Jr. TB 58 47 25 40 51 66 41 53 47 428 47 37.7 2
Derius Davis LAC 8 5 7 2 3 1 5 5 1 47 84 7 7.3
DJ Moore CHI 56 60 53 52 60 60 53 68 42 61 50 79 58 58 61 61 47 979 57 84.8 8
Jalen Coker CAR 26 40 38 40 54 38 35 39 44 38 47 439 39 67.7 3
Treylon Burks WAS 33 21 59 19 28 45 40 47 292 36 52.5 1
Courtland Sutton DEN 72 45 42 69 70 48 76 53 58 53 57 57 48 60 62 59 46 975 57 85.5 7
Jerry Jeudy CLE 67 64 55 55 63 73 39 45 70 45 33 53 61 55 48 49 46 921 54 85 2
David Sills V ATL 2 3 25 15 31 29 45 38 31 37 39 58 60 67 32 8 45 565 33 51.6 2
Parker Washington JAX 17 17 50 58 15 25 68 70 54 54 52 24 28 39 56 45 672 42 58.4 7

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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