Running Back

• With Conner on the sidelines, Eno Benjamin played 73% of the snaps for the Cardinals while Keaontay Ingram played 30%. Corey Clement got in for 1 snap on offense.
  
  
• Alvin Kamara played on 72% of the snaps for the Saints with Mark Ingram (28%) in a clear backup role. Dwayne Washington played 1 snap.
  
  
• Kareem Hunt (47%) continues to see the field at a typical rate but can’t seem to produce. He only has two double-digit fantasy point games (PPR) this season. Nick Chubb played 57% of the snaps and saw 18 touches.
  
  
• In his first game of the season, Gus Edwards played on 36% of the snaps with Justice Hill (31%) and Kenyan Drake (27%) mixing in for a three-man committee. Touch counts: Edwards (16), Hill (5), Drake (11) as the Ravens were run-heavy this week.
  
  
• Tampa Bay got Rachaad White (43%) a little more action this week while Leonard Fournette played on 60% of the snaps.
  
  
• With McCaffrey shipped off to San Francisco, Chuba Hubbard got the start for Carolina and played on 46% of the snaps. He left this game with an ankle injury. D'Onta Foreman played on 54% of the snaps. Raheem Blackshear saw a 10% snap share.
  
  
• Tyler Allgeier played on 62% of the snaps for Atlanta with Caleb Huntley (23%) and Avery Williams (15%) also seeing action.
  
  
• Joe Mixon played on 72% of the snaps with Samaje Perine picking up a 30% snap share.
  
  
• D’Ande Swift couldn’t make it back from his ankle and shoulder injuries allowing Jamaal Williams to see a 44% snap share with Craig Reynolds (34%) and Justin Jackson (20%) being worked in at the expense of Williams.
  
  
• Tony Pollard led the Dallas running backs with a 65% snap share. He continues to be the more efficient and explosive player over Ezekiel Elliott (49%) who continues to score touchdowns.
  
  
• Head coach Doug Pederson seemed to indicate that James Robinson (17%) might not be healthy which could be a reason for his low snap rate in Week 7. Whatever the case, Travis Etienne (80%) seems to have taken over as the lead back.
  
  
• The Colts are using a no-huddle offense that saw them run 81 plays in Week 6, so in Week 7 they planned to rotate their backs a bit more, resulting in Jonathan Taylor’s a reduced snap percentage (55%). Nyheim Hines played on 38% of the snaps and Deon Jackson played on 8%.
  
  
• AJ Dillon (30%) has been a disappointment thus far as the Packers’ offense continues to struggle. Aaron Jones played on 74% of the snaps and is still viable as an RB2 with upside.
  
  
• Brian Robinson Jr. led Washington running backs with a 47% snap share. Antonio Gibson played on 40% of the snaps with J.D. McKissic (16%) coming up third.
  
  
• Breece Hall (20%) suffered an ACL injury. Michael Carter (73%) is likely to see the biggest snap percentage increase as a result. Ty Johnson played on 17% of the snaps.
  
  
• Mike Boone (11%) left early with an ankle injury for the Broncos. Melvin Gordon played on 51% of the snaps with Latavius Murray (39%) seeing significant action.
  
  
• With the Texans getting outscored 21-0 in the fourth quarter, Dameon Pierce (52%) lost a bit of snap share to Rex Burkhead (35%).
  
  
• The PPR dream that is Austin Ekeler played on 78% of the snaps, backed up by Sony Michel (18%) and Isaiah Spiller (6%).
  
  
• Kenneth Walker (73%) saw a healthy snap percentage over DeeJay Dallas (27%).
  
  
• We got word Sunday morning that Isiah Pacheco would get the start for the Chiefs. That resulted in a 30% snap share as KC continued to rotate their three running backs. Jerick McKinnon played on 44% of the snaps with Clyde Edwards-Helaire coming in with a 27% snap share.
  
  
• In his first game in San Francisco, Christian McCaffrey saw a 28% snap share. Expect that to increase moving forward. Jeff Wilson (33%), Tyrion Davis-Price (17%) and fullback Kyle Juszczyk (49%) also saw time with Tevin Coleman (0%) left out in the cold.
  
  
• Raheem Mostert (71%) continues to dominate snaps at running back for the Dolphins. Chase Edmonds played on 29% of the snaps.
  
  
• Najee Harris played on 77% of the snaps for the Steelers while Jaylen Warren played on 23%. Warren only has handcuff value.
  
  
• Trestan Ebner (11%) got a little bit of run for the Bears on Monday night which kept the snap share of David Montgomery (56%) a little bit in check. Khalil Herbert played on 41% of the snaps.
  
  
• After missing the previous two games with a hamstring injury, Damien Harris played on just 17% of the snaps while Rhamondre Stevenson played on 77%. Pierre Strong Jr. played 3 snaps.
  

Wide Receiver

• A.J. Green was active for this game but didn’t see the field. DeAndre Hopkins played 93% of the snaps with Rondale Moore (89%), Greg Dortch (53%) and Robbie Anderson (20%) rounding out the top four for Arizona. Expect Robbie’s snap share to increase moving forward.
  
  
• With Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry on the sidelines, the Saints rolled with Chris Olave (76%), Marquez Callaway (72%), Tre'Quan Smith (61%), Kevin White (29%) and Rashid Shaheed (14%) at wide receiver.
  
  
• It’s Amari Cooper (95%) and Donovan Peoples-Jones (93%) in the passing game for the Browns. David Bell (57%) isn’t fantasy worthy.
  
  
• After missing a couple weeks with a foot injury, Rashod Bateman returned to play 56% of the snaps, down slightly from his typical snap percentage. Devin Duvernay (66%), Demarcus Robinson (23%) and James Proche (13%) also saw action for the Ravens.
  
  
• Mike Evans (88%), Chris Godwin (94%) and Russell Gage (61%) were the three main wideouts for the Bucs but Gage left with a hamstring injury. Breshad Perriman (15%) and Scotty Miller (12%) were picking up scraps.
  
  
• The pecking order for the Carolina wide receivers was D.J. Moore (100%), Terrace Marshall Jr. (86%) and Shi Smith (50%). Laviska Shenault played only two snaps.
  
  
• Drake London led all Atlanta receivers with an 85% snap share. It doesn’t matter because the Falcons refuse to throw the ball.
  
  
• Amon-Ra St. Brown (17%) left this game with a concussion. Kalif Raymond (90%) and Josh Reynolds (80%) saw the most snaps for the Detroit wide receivers. Tom Kennedy played on 51% of the snaps.
  
  
• CeeDee Lamb (83%), Noah Brown (79%) and Michael Gallup (67%) continue to be the top three wideouts for Dallas.
  
  
• Wan'Dale Robinson saw his snap share increase to 69% with Marcus Johnson (79%), Darius Slayton (57%) and David Sills (31%) seeing the most action. Richie James (9%) is the odd man out for the Giants.
  
  
• The Jaguars had their top three receivers back for this game with Christian Kirk (94%), Zay Jones (99%) and Marvin Jones (56%) playing the most snaps.
  
  
• The Colts used a lot of three-wide receiver sets this week with Michael Pittman Jr. (100%), Parris Campbell (98%) and Alec Pierce (97%) playing almost exclusively.
  
  
• The Packers continue to search for answers at the wide receiver position rotating five players in Week 7: Romeo Doubs (89%), Allen Lazard (59%), Sammy Watkins (52%), Samori Toure (35%) and Amari Rodgers (30%). Avoid this group if you can.
  
  
• Corey Davis (22%) left early with a knee injury and Elijah Moore was left to pout on the sidelines. As a result, Garrett Wilson (73%), Jeff Smith (59%), Braxton Berrios (56%) and Denzel Mims (41%) was the WR rotation for the Jets.
  
  
• Texans’ WR Nico Collins (46%) left with a groin injury which allowed extra snaps for Chris Moore (55%) and Phillip Dorsett (54%). Brandin Cooks played on 89% of the snaps.
  
  
• The banged-up Chargers wide receiver room took another hit with Mike Williams (76%) going down late in the game with a sprained ankle. DeAndre Carter played on 94% of the snaps with Keenan Allen (32%) used sparingly. Michael Bandy (59%) and Jason Moore (25%) also saw action.
  
  
• DK Metcalf (28%) left this game early with a knee injury. Tyler Lockett (65%) came into the game with balky hamstring. Marquise Goodwin (54%), Dee Eskridge (42%) and Dareke Young (24%) picked up the slack.
  
  
• A big lead in the fourth quarter led to some decreased snap shares for JuJu Smith-Schuster (55%) and Marquez Valdes-Scantling (55%). Mecole Hardman (63%) saw plenty of action with Skyy Moore (22%) and Justin Watson (16%) also seeing time.
  
  
• Snap shares for the 49er’s wide receivers: Deebo Samuel (86%), Brandon Aiyuk (94%), Jauan Jennings (41%), Ray-Ray McCloud (25%) and Danny Gray (10%).
  
  
• Tyreek Hill (89%), Jaylen Waddle (79%) and Trent Sherfield (57%) are the top three receivers for the Dolphins.
  
  
• The Steelers play their top three receivers a lot: Diontae Johnson (93%), Chase Claypool (85%) and George Pickens (79%).
  
  
• Tyquan Thornton (85%) has moved into the No.3 role for New England ahead of Nelson Agholor (6%). Jakobi Meyers played every snap while DeVante Parker finished with a 92% snap share.
  

Tight Ends

• Zach Ertz continues to see a dominant snap share, playing on 80% of the snaps Thursday night. Trey McBride (52%) is playing in two-tight end sets.
  
  
• The Saints tight end rotation included Juwan Johnson (74%), Nick Vannett (31%), Taysom Hill (25%) and J.P. Holtz (18%). We know Taysom has a valuable swiss-army-knife role that keeps him in the TE conversation every week.
  
  
• David Njoku (62%) left with an ankle injury in this game. Harrison Bryant (57%) would be an add if Njoku misses any time.
  
  
• Rookie Cade Otton played 81% of the snaps for Tampa Bay and seems to have a solid role when Cameron Brate is out.
  
  
• Kyle Pitts played 79% of the snaps. Atlanta throws the ball at such an alarming low rate (13 pass attempts this week) that Pitts can’t be trusted in your lineup.
  
  
• The Bengals featured two tight ends this week: Hayden Hurst (62%) and Mitchell Wilcox (38%). Hurst is the only viable fantasy option.
  
  
• Dalton Schultz played on 65% of the snaps but had company with Jake Ferguson (38%) and Peyton Hendershot (30%) also seeing the field.
  
  
• Daniel Bellinger left this game with an eye injury resulting in him playing only 34% of the snaps. Tanner Hudson (39%) is the next man up for the Giants.
  
  
• Evan Engram (85%) continues to see a dominant snap share for the Jaguars.
  
  
• It remains a three-man committee at tight end for the Colts: Mo Alie-Cox (38%), Kylen Granson (33%) and Jelani Woods (30%).
  
  
• Robert Tonyan (56%) was back to sharing time with Marcedes Lewis (43%), Tyler Davis (20%) and Josiah Deguara (13%).
  
  
• Greg Dulcich played on 60% of the snaps but still ceded time to Eric Tomlinson (44%), Andrew Beck (25%) and Eric Saubert (19%).
  
  
• The Texans used a three-man committee at tight end: Brevin Jordan (46%), O.J. Howard (45%) and Jordan Akins (40%).
  
  
• Even with Donald Parham out, Gerald Everett played on only 56% of the snaps. Tre' McKitty (34%) and Richard Rodgers (17%) were the other Chargers’ tight ends on the field.
  
  
• For the Steelers, Pat Freiermuth (59%) and Zach Gentry (45%) split time at tight end.
  
  
• Hunter Henry (85%) dominated tight end snaps for the Patriots over Jonnu Smith (33%).