TE Snap Counts

Tight Ends from the 2026 season ranked by share of their team's offensive plays. Above 75% marks a true receiving tight end. Between 50% and 75% is a hybrid whose weeks depend on scheme, and below 50% is a blocker who will occasionally score.

#	Player	Snap %	Team	Snaps	Per game	G	Last 4
1	Cade Otton	93.6%	TB	305	61.0	5	Steady
2	Tyler Warren	91.0%	IND	298	59.6	5	Steady
3	Trey McBride	89.2%	ARI	313	62.6	5	Steady
4	AJ Barner	88.8%	SEA	275	55.0	5	Rising
5	Sam LaPorta	87.8%	DET	301	60.2	5	Falling
6	Harold Fannin Jr.	87.2%	CLE	272	54.4	5	Steady
7	Colston Loveland	84.8%	CHI	327	65.4	5	Steady
8	Tucker Kraft	81.8%	GB	255	51.0	5	Falling
9	Michael Mayer	81.0%	LV	282	56.4	5	Falling
10	Travis Kelce	79.5%	KC	208	52.0	4	Rising
11	Brenton Strange	79.2%	JAX	247	49.4	5	Steady
12	Gunnar Helm	77.6%	TEN	224	44.8	5	Falling
13	Hunter Henry	73.0%	NE	245	49.0	5	Falling
14	George Kittle	72.4%	SF	216	43.2	5	Rising
15	Jake Ferguson	71.8%	DAL	233	46.6	5	Rising
16	Isaiah Likely	69.6%	NYG	243	48.6	5	Rising
17	Dawson Knox	68.8%	BUF	222	44.4	5	Steady
18	Pat Freiermuth	68.4%	PIT	227	45.4	5	Steady
19	Juwan Johnson	68.2%	NO	245	49.0	5	Rising
20	Dalton Kincaid	66.8%	BUF	215	43.0	5	Steady
21	Greg Dulcich	66.6%	MIA	199	39.8	4	Rising
22	Darnell Washington	65.4%	PIT	216	43.2	5	Rising
23	Mark Andrews	65.0%	BAL	215	43.0	5	Steady
24	Colby Parkinson	64.0%	LA	181	45.3	4	Falling
25	T.J. Hockenson	61.2%	MIN	196	39.2	5	Falling
26	Dalton Schultz	60.8%	HOU	204	40.8	5	Falling
27	Cole Kmet	60.2%	CHI	234	46.8	5	Falling
28	Noah Gray	59.0%	KC	152	38.0	4	Rising
29	Evan Engram	58.0%	DEN	178	35.6	5	Steady
30	Kyle Pitts	55.6%	ATL	178	35.6	5	Rising
31	Tommy Tremble	52.8%	CAR	150	37.5	4	Steady
32	Johnny Mundt	52.8%	PHI	164	32.8	4	Falling
33	Luke Farrell	52.4%	SF	157	31.4	5	Steady
34	Noah Fant	52.3%	NO	139	34.8	4	Rising
35	Tyler Higbee	49.8%	LA	199	39.8	4	Rising
36	Brock Wright	47.4%	DET	163	32.6	5	Rising
37	Eli Raridon	47.2%	NE	136	34.0	4	Steady
38	Nate Boerkircher	46.8%	JAX	145	29.0	4	Rising
39	Mitchell Evans	46.5%	CAR	132	33.0	4	Rising
40	Oronde Gadsden II	46.4%	LAC	157	31.4	5	Rising
41	Darren Waller	45.8%	CAR	132	33.0	4	Rising
42	Mike Gesicki	45.2%	CIN	147	29.4	4	Rising
43	Kenyon Sadiq	44.8%	NYJ	128	25.6	5	Falling
44	Davis Allen	44.0%	LA	165	33.0	5	Steady
45	Will Kacmarek	42.6%	MIA	121	24.2	5	Falling
46	Daniel Bellinger	41.8%	TEN	123	24.6	5	Steady
47	Foster Moreau	41.0%	HOU	135	27.0	5	Rising
48	Elijah Higgins	36.4%	ARI	131	26.2	4	Rising
49	Theo Johnson	34.4%	NYG	124	24.8	4	Rising
50	Brevyn Spann-Ford	34.2%	DAL	113	22.6	5	Steady
51	Hunter Long	32.3%	ARI	91	22.8	4	Steady
52	Eric Saubert	27.2%	SEA	85	17.0	5	Rising
53	Tanner Hudson	25.5%	CIN	69	17.3	4	Rising
54	Andrew Ogletree	25.2%	IND	84	16.8	4	Steady
55	Quintin Morris	19.6%	JAX	58	11.6	4	Falling
56	Sam Roush	19.4%	CHI	76	15.2	4	Falling
57	Colson Yankoff	18.4%	WAS	63	12.6	5	Falling
58	Brayden Willis	17.0%	SF	39	9.8	4	Steady
59	Cameron Latu	9.4%	NE	29	5.8	4	Falling
60	Bauer Sharp	5.6%	TB	18	3.6	4	Steady
61	Keleki Latu	5.4%	BUF	17	3.4	4	Steady
62	Feleipe Franks	3.3%	CAR	9	2.3	4	Steady

62 tight ends with at least four games played, 2026 regular season.

What TE snap share tells you

Tight end has the widest gap between snaps and receiving value of any position, because much of the job is blocking. A tight end can play 90% of snaps and run routes on half of them, so treat a high number here as necessary but not sufficient.

Because the position is so thin, a tight end climbing into the 80s is one of the more valuable signals in fantasy. There are only a handful of full-time pass-catching tight ends in any given season, and finding the next one early is usually worth more than an upgrade at receiver.

Two-tight-end offenses split this column in a way that punishes both players. When you see a pair in the 50s on the same team, neither is likely to be startable until one of them leaves.

Take it further

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

TE Snap Counts

#	Player	Snap %	Team	Snaps	Per game	G	Last 4
1	Cade Otton	93.6%	TB	305	61.0	5	Steady
2	Tyler Warren	91.0%	IND	298	59.6	5	Steady
3	Trey McBride	89.2%	ARI	313	62.6	5	Steady
4	AJ Barner	88.8%	SEA	275	55.0	5	Rising
5	Sam LaPorta	87.8%	DET	301	60.2	5	Falling
6	Harold Fannin Jr.	87.2%	CLE	272	54.4	5	Steady
7	Colston Loveland	84.8%	CHI	327	65.4	5	Steady
8	Tucker Kraft	81.8%	GB	255	51.0	5	Falling
9	Michael Mayer	81.0%	LV	282	56.4	5	Falling
10	Travis Kelce	79.5%	KC	208	52.0	4	Rising
11	Brenton Strange	79.2%	JAX	247	49.4	5	Steady
12	Gunnar Helm	77.6%	TEN	224	44.8	5	Falling
13	Hunter Henry	73.0%	NE	245	49.0	5	Falling
14	George Kittle	72.4%	SF	216	43.2	5	Rising
15	Jake Ferguson	71.8%	DAL	233	46.6	5	Rising
16	Isaiah Likely	69.6%	NYG	243	48.6	5	Rising
17	Dawson Knox	68.8%	BUF	222	44.4	5	Steady
18	Pat Freiermuth	68.4%	PIT	227	45.4	5	Steady
19	Juwan Johnson	68.2%	NO	245	49.0	5	Rising
20	Dalton Kincaid	66.8%	BUF	215	43.0	5	Steady
21	Greg Dulcich	66.6%	MIA	199	39.8	4	Rising
22	Darnell Washington	65.4%	PIT	216	43.2	5	Rising
23	Mark Andrews	65.0%	BAL	215	43.0	5	Steady
24	Colby Parkinson	64.0%	LA	181	45.3	4	Falling
25	T.J. Hockenson	61.2%	MIN	196	39.2	5	Falling
26	Dalton Schultz	60.8%	HOU	204	40.8	5	Falling
27	Cole Kmet	60.2%	CHI	234	46.8	5	Falling
28	Noah Gray	59.0%	KC	152	38.0	4	Rising
29	Evan Engram	58.0%	DEN	178	35.6	5	Steady
30	Kyle Pitts	55.6%	ATL	178	35.6	5	Rising
31	Tommy Tremble	52.8%	CAR	150	37.5	4	Steady
32	Johnny Mundt	52.8%	PHI	164	32.8	4	Falling
33	Luke Farrell	52.4%	SF	157	31.4	5	Steady
34	Noah Fant	52.3%	NO	139	34.8	4	Rising
35	Tyler Higbee	49.8%	LA	199	39.8	4	Rising
36	Brock Wright	47.4%	DET	163	32.6	5	Rising
37	Eli Raridon	47.2%	NE	136	34.0	4	Steady
38	Nate Boerkircher	46.8%	JAX	145	29.0	4	Rising
39	Mitchell Evans	46.5%	CAR	132	33.0	4	Rising
40	Oronde Gadsden II	46.4%	LAC	157	31.4	5	Rising
41	Darren Waller	45.8%	CAR	132	33.0	4	Rising
42	Mike Gesicki	45.2%	CIN	147	29.4	4	Rising
43	Kenyon Sadiq	44.8%	NYJ	128	25.6	5	Falling
44	Davis Allen	44.0%	LA	165	33.0	5	Steady
45	Will Kacmarek	42.6%	MIA	121	24.2	5	Falling
46	Daniel Bellinger	41.8%	TEN	123	24.6	5	Steady
47	Foster Moreau	41.0%	HOU	135	27.0	5	Rising
48	Elijah Higgins	36.4%	ARI	131	26.2	4	Rising
49	Theo Johnson	34.4%	NYG	124	24.8	4	Rising
50	Brevyn Spann-Ford	34.2%	DAL	113	22.6	5	Steady
51	Hunter Long	32.3%	ARI	91	22.8	4	Steady
52	Eric Saubert	27.2%	SEA	85	17.0	5	Rising
53	Tanner Hudson	25.5%	CIN	69	17.3	4	Rising
54	Andrew Ogletree	25.2%	IND	84	16.8	4	Steady
55	Quintin Morris	19.6%	JAX	58	11.6	4	Falling
56	Sam Roush	19.4%	CHI	76	15.2	4	Falling
57	Colson Yankoff	18.4%	WAS	63	12.6	5	Falling
58	Brayden Willis	17.0%	SF	39	9.8	4	Steady
59	Cameron Latu	9.4%	NE	29	5.8	4	Falling
60	Bauer Sharp	5.6%	TB	18	3.6	4	Steady
61	Keleki Latu	5.4%	BUF	17	3.4	4	Steady
62	Feleipe Franks	3.3%	CAR	9	2.3	4	Steady

62 tight ends with at least four games played, 2026 regular season.

What TE snap share tells you

Two-tight-end offenses split this column in a way that punishes both players. When you see a pair in the 50s on the same team, neither is likely to be startable until one of them leaves.