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NFL Snap Count Report

Who is actually getting on the field? Snap share by team and position — depth-chart clarity for every NFL offense, updated weekly from box-score data.

Snap share through Week 18 · 2026 season

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Team

Arizona Cardinals · Wk 18 snap share

QB

PlayerWk 15Wk 16Wk 17Wk 18Share
Jacoby BrissettWk 18

RB

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Bam KnightWk 15
Corey KinerWk 18
Emari DemercadoWk 18
Michael CarterWk 18

WR

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Jalen BrooksWk 15
Marvin Harrison Jr.Wk 17
Michael WilsonWk 18
Steven SimsWk 16
Xavier WeaverWk 17

TE

PlayerWk 15Wk 16Wk 17Wk 18Share
Elijah HigginsWk 18
Josiah DeguaraWk 18
Pharaoh BrownWk 15
Trey McBrideWk 18

How this works

Two views. The By Team view shows the full depth chart for any team — every skill player organized by position (QB, RB, WR, TE), sorted by snap share. Use it to confirm who is getting on the field for a specific team and whether the role split has changed. The By Position view shows all players league-wide at the selected position, ranked by snap share — useful for finding high-floor options and waiver wire targets.

What snap share tells you. Snap share measures how often a player is on the field when their offense is on the field, expressed as a percentage of team offensive snaps. A player who is on the field for 85% of snaps has a defined role; a player at 30% is either part of a rotation or recovering from injury. It is the clearest single signal of whether a player has a real opportunity to produce — before accounting for targets or carries, they have to be on the field.

Trend column. The three prior weeks of snap share are shown alongside the most recent week, so a role change registers immediately. A player jumping from 40% to 80% snaps is a signal worth investigating; the trend column makes that visible without needing to click through game logs.

Snap share ≠ production. A receiver running 85% of snaps in a run-heavy scheme may produce less than one running 60% in a pass-heavy offense. Pair this with the Opportunity Share Tracker (which adds target share and carries) and the Weekly Matchup Explorer for a complete picture.

Data provenance. Snap counts are derived from nflverse (CC-BY 4.0) snap-count data processed by the RankFantasy ETL after each game week. The vintage label reflects the most recent week in the data.

Informational only — not betting, DFS, or lineup advice. Snap share reflects historical participation, not guaranteed future production. Data via nflverse (CC-BY 4.0). Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NFL or any team.