Running Back

• The Jaguars stuck with Travis Etienne (43%) and JaMycal Hasty (57%) as their top two running back with Snoop Conner playing only 1 offensive snap. Despite Hasty’s higher snap rate, Etienne out-touched him 13 to 5.
  
  
• Jerick McKinnon (65%) dominated the snap rate for KC over Isiah Pacheco (35%) but it was the rookie who had more touches by a 13 to 11 clip.
  
  
• Saquon Barkley (65%), Matt Breida (40%) and Gary Brightwell (6%) all got their chances but the Giants couldn’t keep this game close.
  
  
• The Eagles were able to run all over the Giants just like they did the regular season but no running back played more than 40% of the snaps. Miles Sanders (40%), Kenneth Gainwell (37%), Boston Scott (23%).
  
  
• Devin Singletary was the clear lead-back for Buffalo on Sunday with a 62% snap share. James Cook played 33% of the snaps while Nyheim Hines only played 4 snaps.
  
  
• A more even rotation for the Bengals RBs: Joe Mixon (56%), Samaje Perine (44%).
  
  
• Tony Pollard left with a high ankle sprain and played only 31% of the snaps. Ezekiel Elliott played 71%.
  
  
• Christian McCaffrey (67%), Elijah Mitchell (33%) and FB Kyle Juszczyk (52%) were the options behind Brock Purdy.

Wide Receiver

• Christian Kirk was banged up in this game but still managed to play 84% of the snaps. Zay Jones (95%) and Marvin Jones (74%) were in their typical roles with Jamal Agnew playing 18% of the snaps.
  
  
• A popular DFS play, Kadarius Toney only played 29% of the snaps as the Chiefs stuck to their WR by committee approach. JuJu Smith-Schuster (85%), Justin Watson (56%), Marquez Valdes-Scantling (50%) and Skyy Moore (57%) rounded out the rotation.
  
  
• The familiar top three for the Giants included Darius Slayton (96%), Isaiah Hodgins (87%) and Richie James (75%). The backups were Marcus Johnson (14%) and Kenny Golladay (4%).
  
  
• A.J. Brown appeared to get up slowly a couple times during this game but still played 73% of the snaps. DeVonta Smith led the Eagles receivers in snap rate at 96% with Zach Pascal (34%) and Quez Watkins (31%) playing complementary roles.
  
  
• As usual, Stefon Diggs (91%) and Gabriel Davis (98%) were the main wideouts for Buffalo with Cole Beasley (48%), Isaiah McKenzie (27%) and Khalil Shakir (29%) filling complementary roles.
  
  
• The top three remain intact for the Benglas: Ja'Marr Chase (91%), Tee Higgins (76%), Tyler Boyd (71%) with Trenton Irwin (25%), Stanley Morgan (9%) and Trent Taylor (3%) playing backup roles.
  
  
• T.Y. Hilton moved into the No.3 role, playing 44% of the snaps over Noah Brown (30%). CeeDee Lamb (90%) and Michael Gallup (80%) were the clear starters.
  
  
• Deebo Samuel (96%) and Brandon Aiyuk (96%) played almost every snap for the 49ers. Jauan Jennings (46%) was the only other receiver to see significant action.

Tight Ends

• Evan Engram played 97% of the snaps for Jacksonville.
  
  
• Travis Kelce played 82% of the snaps. Backups were Noah Gray (54%) and Blake Bell (13%).
  
  
• The Giants tight ends - Daniel Bellinger (83%), Lawrence Cager (29%) and Nick Vannett (2%) were a non-factor against the Eagles.
  
  
• Dallas Goedert (96%), Jack Stoll (53%) and Grant Calcaterra (17%) filled the tight end role for the Eagles.
  
  
• Dawson Knox (78%) and Quintin Morris (27%) were the two tight ends for Buffalo.
  
  
• Hayden Hurst only played 51% of the snaps for the Bengals. Mitchell Wilcox (45%) and Devin Asiasi (19%) were also in the mix.
  
  
• Dalton Schultz played 98% of the snaps for Dallas.
  
  
• George Kittle played 94% of the snaps for the 49ers.