2026
2026 season · offense · through week 8
Ravens players
Every skill player who has taken an offensive snap this season, with usage from the play file and this week's injury report. Pick one to see where the ball finds him.
The biggest swing in snaps in Week 8: Chimere Dike (Titans) took 82% of the snaps, up 69 points on his season; Lamar Jackson (Ravens) fell to 2% from 88.
Snap sharepoints of the snaps
Chimere DikeTEN · WR+69 pts13% → 82%
Kyle WilliamsNE · WR+53 pts30% → 83%
Brevyn Spann-FordDAL · TE+49 pts39% → 88%
Max KlareLA · TE+46 pts0% → 46%
Ladd McConkeyLAC · WR+44 pts46% → 90%
Lamar JacksonBAL · QB−86 pts88% → 2%
Tyler HuntleyBAL · QB−67 pts87% → 20%
Jake FergusonDAL · TE−62 pts67% → 5%
Hunter HenryNE · TE−61 pts74% → 13%
Isaiah WilliamsNYJ · WR−44 pts60% → 16%Target sharepoints of team targets, QBs excluded
Kenny GainwellTB · RB+25 pts8% → 33%
Justice HillBAL · RB+23 pts8% → 31%
Ted Hurst IIITB · WR+23 pts11% → 33%
Efton Chism IIINE · WR+18 pts8% → 26%
Puka NacuaLA · WR+16 pts32% → 48%
Cade OttonTB · TE−15 pts15% → 0%
Omar Cooper Jr.NYJ · WR−15 pts15% → 0%
Will MalloryIND · TE−15 pts15% → 0%
Tre TuckerLV · WR−14 pts18% → 4%
Parker WashingtonJAX · WR−14 pts26% → 12%EPAthe week against his per-game average
Tyler AllgeierARI · RB+14.0 EPA-2.2 → +11.7
Cam WardTEN · QB+12.7 EPA-4.0 → +8.7
Kirk CousinsLV · QB+10.9 EPA+5.5 → +16.4
Adonai MitchellNYJ · WR+10.9 EPA+2.1 → +13.0
Emmett JohnsonKC · RB+10.1 EPA+0.5 → +10.6
Michael Penix Jr.ATL · QB−29.5 EPA+5.4 → -24.1
Tyler WarrenIND · TE−21.3 EPA+1.6 → -19.7
Jared GoffDET · QB−16.6 EPA+12.4 → -4.2
Drake LondonATL · WR−15.5 EPA+5.0 → -10.5
Jacoby BrissettARI · QB−12.9 EPA-1.4 → -14.3
Gardner MinshewARI · QB · debut, 42% of the snaps
Joe FagnanoBAL · QB · debut, 40% of the snaps
James MitchellDAL · TE · debut, 42% of the snaps
Elijah MitchellPHI · RB · first start-level week, 57% of the snaps
Zach CharbonnetSEA · RB · debut, 37% of the snaps
Chimere DikeTEN · WR · first start-level week, 82% of the snapsEach row compares his last full week with his average over the games he had played before it, so a mover broke from his own pattern. Boards list the 5 biggest climbers, then the 5 biggest fallers, past a floor (12 points of snap share, 6 of target share, 4.0 EPA). The sparkline is his season; the dot is that week. New faces took their first snap that week with 25% or more, or passed 50% for the first time.
| Player | Team | Pos | Snap % | Tgt / Att | Rec | Car | Yds | TD | EPA | Fpts/g | Status | My team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Mark AndrewsTE1 |  | TE | 64% | 41 | 29 | 218 | 1 | -3.6 | 3.2TE375.0TE306.9TE27 | Full · Hand | ||
 Durham SmytheTE5 | | TE | 50% | 2 | 1 | 4 | -0.7 | 0.1TE910.2TE910.4TE91 | ||||
 Matthew HibnerTE3 | | TE | 42% | 6 | 5 | 70 | 1 | +6.1 | 1.9TE512.2TE542.6TE56 | Full · Hand | ||
 Nick VannettTE4 | | TE | 27% | 0 | 0.0 | 0.0TE970.0TE970.0TE97 | ||||||
 Josh CuevasTE2 | | TE | 23% | 13 | 10 | 134 | 1 | +8.9 | 2.4TE463.1TE483.7TE47 |
Snap share is the season average of offensive snaps played. Status is the latest practice or game report; blank means no listing. Quarterbacks show pass attempts in the Tgt / Att column, kickers their field goals made and tried. Search matches name, number, team abbreviation or college across every team. Fpts/g is fantasy points a game in the scoring you pick, with the rank at his position among players with enough games. The + at the end of a row adds him to My team. Click a column heading to sort.