QB Snap Counts

Quarterbacks from the 2025 season ranked by share of their team's offensive plays. Healthy starting quarterbacks sit at or near 100%, so the interesting numbers here are the ones that fall short of it.

#	Player	Snap %	Team	Snaps	Per game	G	Last 4
1	Bo Nix	99.6%	DEN	1,136	66.8	17	Steady
2	Caleb Williams	99.1%	CHI	1,143	67.2	17	Steady
3	Kyler Murray	98.8%	ARI	318	63.6	5	Steady
4	Matthew Stafford	98.5%	LA	1,117	65.7	17	Steady
5	Jared Goff	98.5%	DET	1,083	63.7	17	Steady
6	Brady Cook	98.0%	NYJ	296	59.2	5	Steady
7	Brock Purdy	97.8%	SF	576	64.0	9	Steady
8	Jalen Hurts	97.6%	PHI	965	60.3	16	Steady
9	Patrick Mahomes	97.4%	KC	934	66.7	14	Falling
10	Baker Mayfield	97.1%	TB	1,099	64.6	17	Steady
11	Justin Herbert	96.8%	LAC	1,043	65.2	16	Steady
12	Bryce Young	96.8%	CAR	964	60.3	16	Steady
13	Trevor Lawrence	96.7%	JAX	1,114	65.5	17	Steady
14	Geno Smith	96.5%	LV	863	57.5	15	Falling
15	Sam Darnold	96.2%	SEA	1,026	60.4	17	Steady
16	Drake Maye	95.8%	NE	1,050	61.8	17	Falling
17	Aaron Rodgers	95.7%	PIT	918	57.4	16	Steady
18	Tua Tagovailoa	95.4%	MIA	776	55.4	14	Steady
19	Dak Prescott	95.1%	DAL	1,135	66.8	17	Falling
20	Cam Ward	94.6%	TEN	1,007	59.2	17	Falling
21	Jordan Love	94.3%	GB	894	59.6	15	Falling
22	Michael Penix Jr.	93.2%	ATL	553	61.4	9	Falling
23	Carson Wentz	93.2%	MIN	300	60.0	5	Falling
24	Josh Allen	92.2%	BUF	1,034	60.8	16	Falling
25	Lamar Jackson	92.2%	BAL	702	54.0	13	Steady
26	J.J. McCarthy	91.6%	MIN	523	52.3	10	Falling
27	Shedeur Sanders	91.6%	CLE	428	53.5	8	Steady
28	Daniel Jones	91.5%	IND	756	58.2	13	Falling
29	C.J. Stroud	91.2%	HOU	868	62.0	14	Falling
30	Jayden Daniels	90.3%	WAS	405	57.9	7	Falling
31	Justin Fields	89.8%	NYJ	501	55.7	9	Rising
32	Joe Burrow	87.8%	CIN	478	59.8	8	Steady
33	Kirk Cousins	86.1%	ATL	543	54.3	10	Steady
34	Jacoby Brissett	85.7%	ARI	812	58.0	14	Steady
35	Jaxson Dart	83.6%	NYG	774	55.3	14	Steady
36	Tyler Shough	83.5%	NO	605	55.0	11	Steady
37	Spencer Rattler	81.7%	NO	490	54.4	9	Falling
38	Quinn Ewers	79.0%	MIA	179	44.8	4	Rising
39	Joe Flacco	77.8%	CIN	690	53.1	13	Falling
40	Marcus Mariota	74.5%	WAS	510	46.4	10	Falling
41	Mac Jones	74.4%	SF	546	49.6	11	Falling
42	Jake Browning	73.4%	CIN	212	42.4	5	Falling
43	Davis Mills	70.5%	HOU	292	48.7	6	Falling
44	Tyrod Taylor	67.0%	NYJ	251	41.8	6	Falling
45	Tyler Huntley	59.4%	BAL	197	39.4	5	Steady
46	Dillon Gabriel	56.2%	CLE	372	37.2	10	Falling
47	Russell Wilson	54.3%	NYG	220	36.7	6	Falling
48	Cooper Rush	50.5%	BAL	115	28.8	4	Rising
49	Max Brosmer	45.4%	MIN	178	25.4	7	Falling
50	Malik Willis	42.3%	GB	98	24.5	4	Rising
51	Riley Leonard	39.4%	IND	130	26.0	5	Rising
52	Andy Dalton	38.0%	CAR	97	24.3	4	Rising
53	Trey Lance	37.8%	LAC	100	25.0	4	Rising
54	Tanner McKee	34.5%	PHI	89	22.3	4	Rising
55	Mason Rudolph	33.8%	PIT	113	22.6	5	Rising
56	Mitchell Trubisky	33.3%	BUF	98	24.5	4	Rising
57	Kenny Pickett	28.5%	LV	79	13.2	6	Falling
58	Joe Milton III	21.0%	DAL	51	12.8	4	Rising
59	Joshua Dobbs	18.0%	NE	44	11.0	4	Rising
60	Gardner Minshew	16.8%	KC	41	10.3	4	Rising
61	Zach Wilson	11.3%	MIA	26	6.5	4	Falling
62	Nick Mullens	11.2%	JAX	36	7.2	4	Rising

62 quarterbacks with at least four games played, 2025 regular season.

What QB snap share tells you

Quarterback snap share is close to binary. You are the starter or you are not, which makes this the one position where the column is more useful as a timeline than as a ranking. A starter at 70% missed time or was benched, and the four-week direction tells you which.

Watch for mid-70s and low-80s shares among veterans on rebuilding teams. That pattern is usually a midseason handover to a rookie, and it is the clearest advance warning that a passing game is about to change shape for everyone catching the ball.

Designed-run packages and short-yardage specialists take snaps away without taking away the job. A small dip does not mean a quarterback lost trust; a sustained slide across four weeks usually does.

Take it further

Read this alongside quarterback strategy for how the position drafts, weekly rankings for the matchup, and depth charts for who is behind them.

QB Snap Counts

#	Player	Snap %	Team	Snaps	Per game	G	Last 4
1	Bo Nix	99.6%	DEN	1,136	66.8	17	Steady
2	Caleb Williams	99.1%	CHI	1,143	67.2	17	Steady
3	Kyler Murray	98.8%	ARI	318	63.6	5	Steady
4	Matthew Stafford	98.5%	LA	1,117	65.7	17	Steady
5	Jared Goff	98.5%	DET	1,083	63.7	17	Steady
6	Brady Cook	98.0%	NYJ	296	59.2	5	Steady
7	Brock Purdy	97.8%	SF	576	64.0	9	Steady
8	Jalen Hurts	97.6%	PHI	965	60.3	16	Steady
9	Patrick Mahomes	97.4%	KC	934	66.7	14	Falling
10	Baker Mayfield	97.1%	TB	1,099	64.6	17	Steady
11	Justin Herbert	96.8%	LAC	1,043	65.2	16	Steady
12	Bryce Young	96.8%	CAR	964	60.3	16	Steady
13	Trevor Lawrence	96.7%	JAX	1,114	65.5	17	Steady
14	Geno Smith	96.5%	LV	863	57.5	15	Falling
15	Sam Darnold	96.2%	SEA	1,026	60.4	17	Steady
16	Drake Maye	95.8%	NE	1,050	61.8	17	Falling
17	Aaron Rodgers	95.7%	PIT	918	57.4	16	Steady
18	Tua Tagovailoa	95.4%	MIA	776	55.4	14	Steady
19	Dak Prescott	95.1%	DAL	1,135	66.8	17	Falling
20	Cam Ward	94.6%	TEN	1,007	59.2	17	Falling
21	Jordan Love	94.3%	GB	894	59.6	15	Falling
22	Michael Penix Jr.	93.2%	ATL	553	61.4	9	Falling
23	Carson Wentz	93.2%	MIN	300	60.0	5	Falling
24	Josh Allen	92.2%	BUF	1,034	60.8	16	Falling
25	Lamar Jackson	92.2%	BAL	702	54.0	13	Steady
26	J.J. McCarthy	91.6%	MIN	523	52.3	10	Falling
27	Shedeur Sanders	91.6%	CLE	428	53.5	8	Steady
28	Daniel Jones	91.5%	IND	756	58.2	13	Falling
29	C.J. Stroud	91.2%	HOU	868	62.0	14	Falling
30	Jayden Daniels	90.3%	WAS	405	57.9	7	Falling
31	Justin Fields	89.8%	NYJ	501	55.7	9	Rising
32	Joe Burrow	87.8%	CIN	478	59.8	8	Steady
33	Kirk Cousins	86.1%	ATL	543	54.3	10	Steady
34	Jacoby Brissett	85.7%	ARI	812	58.0	14	Steady
35	Jaxson Dart	83.6%	NYG	774	55.3	14	Steady
36	Tyler Shough	83.5%	NO	605	55.0	11	Steady
37	Spencer Rattler	81.7%	NO	490	54.4	9	Falling
38	Quinn Ewers	79.0%	MIA	179	44.8	4	Rising
39	Joe Flacco	77.8%	CIN	690	53.1	13	Falling
40	Marcus Mariota	74.5%	WAS	510	46.4	10	Falling
41	Mac Jones	74.4%	SF	546	49.6	11	Falling
42	Jake Browning	73.4%	CIN	212	42.4	5	Falling
43	Davis Mills	70.5%	HOU	292	48.7	6	Falling
44	Tyrod Taylor	67.0%	NYJ	251	41.8	6	Falling
45	Tyler Huntley	59.4%	BAL	197	39.4	5	Steady
46	Dillon Gabriel	56.2%	CLE	372	37.2	10	Falling
47	Russell Wilson	54.3%	NYG	220	36.7	6	Falling
48	Cooper Rush	50.5%	BAL	115	28.8	4	Rising
49	Max Brosmer	45.4%	MIN	178	25.4	7	Falling
50	Malik Willis	42.3%	GB	98	24.5	4	Rising
51	Riley Leonard	39.4%	IND	130	26.0	5	Rising
52	Andy Dalton	38.0%	CAR	97	24.3	4	Rising
53	Trey Lance	37.8%	LAC	100	25.0	4	Rising
54	Tanner McKee	34.5%	PHI	89	22.3	4	Rising
55	Mason Rudolph	33.8%	PIT	113	22.6	5	Rising
56	Mitchell Trubisky	33.3%	BUF	98	24.5	4	Rising
57	Kenny Pickett	28.5%	LV	79	13.2	6	Falling
58	Joe Milton III	21.0%	DAL	51	12.8	4	Rising
59	Joshua Dobbs	18.0%	NE	44	11.0	4	Rising
60	Gardner Minshew	16.8%	KC	41	10.3	4	Rising
61	Zach Wilson	11.3%	MIA	26	6.5	4	Falling
62	Nick Mullens	11.2%	JAX	36	7.2	4	Rising

62 quarterbacks with at least four games played, 2025 regular season.

What QB snap share tells you

Designed-run packages and short-yardage specialists take snaps away without taking away the job. A small dip does not mean a quarterback lost trust; a sustained slide across four weeks usually does.