Running Back

• The Seahawks used just two running backs on offense. Kenneth Walker played 71% of the snaps while DeeJay Dallas played 34%.
  
  
• Christian McCaffrey (74%) operated as the lead back for San Francisco. Elijah Mitchell played just 22% of the snaps. Jordan Mason played 3 snaps.
  
  
• Austin Ekeler (66%) and Joshua Kelley (36%) were the only two running backs to play offense for the Chargers.
  
  
• Travis Etienne (87%) dominated snap share at running back for the Jaguars. JaMycal Hasty played on 12% of the snaps.
  
  
• With Raheem Mostert out, the Dolphins gave Salvon Ahmed (49%) a bigger role alongside Jeff Wilson (54%).
  
  
• Devin Singletary (55%) played ahead of James Cook (31%) but Cook out-touched Singletary 12 to 10.
  
  
• Saquon Barkley played 90% of the snaps for the Giants. Matt Breida (29%) served in a backup role. Gary Brightwell didn’t see the field on offense.
  
  
• Dalvin Cook played 88% of the snaps for the Vikings. Alexander Mattison played just 12%.
  
  
• J.K. Dobbins (49%) was splitting time with Gus Edwards (30%) and Justice Hill (15%).
  
  
• Samaje Perine (53%) played more snaps than Joe Mixon (45%).
  
  
• Tony Pollard (58%) saw a bigger snap share than Ezekiel Elliott (48%).
  
  
• The Bucs got very little from their running backs Rachaad White (56%) and Leonard Fournette (43%) against the Cowboys.

Wide Receiver

• Cade Johnson saw an elevated role as the third WR for Seattle, playing 65% of the snaps. DK Metcalf (84%), Tyler Lockett (79%), Dareke Young (19%) and Laquon Treadwell (7%) rounded out the top five.
  
  
• Deebo Samuel was back to a full-time role playing 77% of the snaps behind Brandon Aiyuk (89%). Jauan Jennings (40%), Ray-Ray McCloud (12%) and Danny Gray (11%) were also on the field.
  
  
• With Mike Williams out, Josh Palmer played 97% of the snaps alongside Keenan Allen (96%). Michael Bandy (37%) and DeAndre Carter (34%) filled the WR3 role.
  
  
• The top three receivers for JAX played virtually every snap. Christian Kirk (99%), Zay Jones (99%) and Marvin Jones (85%). Jamal Agnew (5%) was the only other receiver to see the field on offense.
  
  
• Tyreek Hill (83%), Jaylen Waddle (85%) and Trent Sherfield (68%) were the top three receivers for the Dolphins. Cedrick Wilson (21%) and River Cracraft (16%) were afterthoughts.
  
  
• Isaiah McKenzie was out for the Bills which led to Stefon Diggs (80%), Gabriel Davis (76%), Cole Beasley (42%), Khalil Shakir (41%) and John Brown (28%) handling wide receiver duties.
  
  
• The tight WR rotation for the Giants included Darius Slayton (90%), Isaiah Hodgins (92%) and Richie James (60%). Marcus Johnson (7%) and Kenny Golladay (6%) were picking up scraps.
  
  
• The Vikings used just three receivers: Justin Jefferson (98%), Adam Thielen (91%) and K.J. Osborn (58%).
  
  
• The Ravens wide receiver group consisted of Sammy Watkins (68%), Demarcus Robinson (46%), James Proche (10%) and Andy Isabella (4%).
  
  
• The Bengals top three receiver played the majority of snaps: Ja'Marr Chase (97%), Tee Higgins (90%) and Tyler Boyd (90%).
  
  
• Dallas used five wide receivers including: CeeDee Lamb (84%), Michael Gallup (67%), Noah Brown (38%), T.Y. Hilton (36%) and KaVontae Turpin (3%).
  
  
• Tampa Bay used six receivers Monday night: Mike Evans (92%), Chris Godwin (88%), Julio Jones (50%), Russell Gage (50%), Scotty Miller (7%) and Deven Thompkins (9%).

Tight Ends

• With Will Dissly out, the Seahawks used Colby Parkinson (66%), Noah Fant (56%) and Tyler Mabry (4%) at tight end.
  
  
• George Kittle played 88% of the snaps for San Francisco. Tyler Kroft (22%) and Charlie Woerner (11%) filled the backup role.
  
  
• A huge day for Gerald Everett (6-109-1) came on 59% of the snaps. Tre' McKitty (40%) and Donald Parham (36%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• Evan Engram played 96% of the snaps for the Jaguars.
  
  
• For Miami, Mike Gesicki (39%) still played fewer snaps than Durham Smythe (58%). Hunter Long played just 11 snaps.
  
  
• Dawson Knox (85%) and Quintin Morris (31%) handled tight end duties for the Bills.
  
  
• The Giants used three tight ends: Daniel Bellinger (82%), Lawrence Cager (33%) and Nick Vannett (11%).
  
  
• T.J. Hockenson (88%) and Johnny Mundt (37%) were the top two tight ends for Minnesota. Irv Smith played just 4 snaps.
  
  
• The Ravens used three tight ends against the Bengals: Mark Andrews (90%), Josh Oliver (70%) and Isaiah Likely (38%).
  
  
• Hayden Hurst (78%) and Mitchell Wilcox (31%) were the only two tight ends used by the Bengals.
  
  
• Dalton Schultz (88%) and Jake Ferguson (45%) were the top two tight ends used by the Cowboys.
  
  
• Cade Otton played 73% of the snaps for the Buccaneers, followed by Cameron Brate (26%) and Ko Kieft (6%).