WR Snap Counts

Wide Receivers from the 2026 season ranked by share of their team's offensive plays. A team's clear WR1 is usually above 80%. Full-time starters clear 60%. Below about 45% you are looking at a rotational or situational receiver.

#	Player	Snap %	Team	Snaps	Per game	G	Last 4
1	DK Metcalf	95.4%	PIT	316	63.2	5	Steady
2	Denzel Boston	92.0%	CLE	286	57.2	5	Steady
3	Devaughn Vele	92.0%	NO	321	64.2	5	Steady
4	Jordan Addison	91.3%	MIN	233	58.3	4	Rising
5	Jameson Williams	90.2%	DET	310	62.0	5	Falling
6	Garrett Wilson	90.0%	NYJ	274	54.8	5	Steady
7	Michael Wilson	90.0%	ARI	315	63.0	5	Falling
8	Amon-Ra St. Brown	88.2%	DET	304	60.8	5	Falling
9	Drake London	88.0%	ATL	282	56.4	5	Rising
10	Tetairoa McMillan	86.5%	CAR	249	62.3	4	Steady
11	Chris Olave	86.2%	NO	301	60.2	5	Steady
12	Emeka Egbuka	85.8%	TB	279	55.8	5	Steady
13	Malik Washington	84.8%	MIA	248	49.6	5	Steady
14	George Pickens	83.8%	DAL	274	54.8	5	Rising
15	Dontayvion Wicks	83.4%	PHI	249	49.8	5	Rising
16	Jaxon Smith-Njigba	83.2%	SEA	256	51.2	5	Rising
17	Matthew Golden	83.0%	GB	261	52.2	5	Falling
18	Chris Godwin Jr.	82.2%	TB	267	53.4	5	Steady
19	Carnell Tate	82.2%	TEN	239	47.8	5	Steady
20	Rome Odunze	81.0%	CHI	310	62.0	5	Rising
21	Jakobi Meyers	80.6%	JAX	251	50.2	5	Steady
22	Josh Downs	80.4%	IND	261	52.2	5	Steady
23	Quentin Johnston	80.3%	LAC	211	52.8	4	Steady
24	Xavier Worthy	80.3%	KC	210	52.5	4	Steady
25	Christian Watson	78.8%	GB	248	49.6	5	Falling
26	Ja'Marr Chase	78.2%	CIN	243	48.6	5	Steady
27	Courtland Sutton	78.0%	DEN	240	48.0	5	Rising
28	Rashod Bateman	77.2%	BAL	254	50.8	5	Falling
29	Isaiah Williams	77.2%	NYJ	233	46.6	5	Falling
30	Tee Higgins	77.0%	CIN	247	49.4	5	Steady
31	Parker Washington	77.0%	JAX	241	48.2	5	Steady
32	CeeDee Lamb	76.2%	DAL	250	50.0	5	Falling
33	Davante Adams	74.0%	LA	284	56.8	5	Rising
34	Malik Nabers	74.0%	NYG	260	52.0	5	Rising
35	Marvin Harrison Jr.	73.7%	ARI	206	51.5	4	Falling
36	Justin Jefferson	73.3%	MIN	182	45.5	4	Steady
37	Jauan Jennings	73.0%	MIN	201	50.3	4	Rising
38	Terry McLaurin	72.5%	WAS	199	49.8	4	Falling
39	Malachi Fields	72.0%	NYG	249	49.8	5	Falling
40	Ryan Flournoy	71.0%	DAL	231	46.2	5	Falling
41	Tre Harris	70.6%	LAC	233	46.6	5	Falling
42	Laquon Treadwell	70.6%	IND	236	47.2	5	Steady
43	Makai Lemon	70.4%	PHI	213	42.6	5	Rising
44	Bryce Lance	69.4%	NO	251	50.2	5	Falling
45	Romeo Doubs	68.6%	NE	234	46.8	5	Rising
46	Jaylen Waddle	68.4%	DEN	210	42.0	5	Steady
47	Wan'Dale Robinson	68.0%	TEN	197	39.4	5	Rising
48	Jahan Dotson	66.6%	ATL	215	43.0	5	Falling
49	Tre Tucker	65.8%	LV	226	45.2	5	Rising
50	KC Concepcion	65.8%	CLE	203	40.6	5	Falling
51	Cooper Kupp	65.2%	SEA	199	39.8	5	Rising
52	Luther Burden III	64.8%	CHI	246	49.2	5	Rising
53	Mack Hollins	64.5%	NE	168	42.0	4	Falling
54	Keon Coleman	64.0%	BUF	207	41.4	5	Steady
55	Khalil Shakir	64.0%	BUF	204	40.8	5	Rising
56	Chris Bell	63.4%	MIA	184	36.8	5	Rising
57	Kalif Raymond	63.2%	CHI	239	47.8	5	Steady
58	Isaac TeSlaa	62.4%	DET	216	43.2	5	Falling
59	Ted Hurst III	62.0%	TB	201	40.2	4	Falling
60	Kayshon Boutte	61.6%	HOU	204	40.8	5	Falling
61	Stefon Diggs	59.8%	WAS	163	40.8	4	Steady
62	Elic Ayomanor	59.8%	TEN	175	35.0	5	Steady
63	Tyquan Thornton	59.0%	KC	156	39.0	4	Steady
64	Kendrick Bourne	59.0%	ARI	206	41.2	4	Falling
65	Keenan Allen	59.0%	IND	153	38.3	4	Falling
66	Darnell Mooney	58.6%	NYG	204	40.8	5	Steady
67	Jerry Jeudy	58.4%	CLE	181	36.2	4	Rising
68	Pat Bryant	57.8%	DEN	142	35.5	4	Falling
69	Deebo Samuel Sr.	57.6%	SF	169	33.8	5	Falling
70	Mike Evans	56.8%	SF	172	34.4	5	Rising
71	Rashid Shaheed	54.8%	SEA	168	33.6	5	Falling
72	Zay Flowers	54.3%	BAL	150	37.5	4	Rising
73	Ladd McConkey	54.3%	LAC	143	35.8	4	Falling
74	Antonio Williams	52.8%	WAS	175	35.0	5	Rising
75	DeMario Douglas	52.6%	NE	179	35.8	5	Steady
76	Xavier Hutchinson	52.6%	HOU	182	36.4	5	Falling
77	DJ Moore	52.5%	BUF	132	33.0	4	Falling
78	Calvin Ridley	52.4%	TEN	150	30.0	4	Steady
79	Brycen Tremayne	52.0%	CAR	154	38.5	4	Rising
80	Kevin Coleman Jr.	50.4%	MIA	150	30.0	4	Rising
81	Treylon Burks	49.5%	WAS	129	32.3	4	Rising
82	Germie Bernard	48.4%	PIT	159	31.8	4	Rising
83	Darius Cooper	48.2%	PHI	152	30.4	5	Rising
84	Brian Thomas Jr.	47.8%	JAX	150	30.0	5	Steady
85	Roman Wilson	47.4%	PIT	158	31.6	5	Falling
86	Dyami Brown	46.2%	WAS	156	31.2	5	Falling
87	Devontez Walker	46.0%	BAL	123	30.8	4	Rising
88	Jaylin Noel	44.6%	HOU	150	30.0	5	Falling
89	Dohnte Meyers	41.6%	CIN	140	28.0	5	Rising
90	Efton Chism III	41.0%	NE	117	29.3	4	Rising
91	Jared Wayne	40.8%	HOU	135	27.0	4	Falling
92	Konata Mumpfield	40.4%	LA	151	30.2	4	Falling
93	Troy Franklin	36.6%	DEN	113	22.6	4	Rising
94	Olamide Zaccheaus	35.4%	ATL	114	22.8	5	Falling
95	Tez Johnson	34.0%	TB	111	22.2	5	Rising
96	Jacob Cowing	32.0%	SF	93	18.6	5	Steady
97	Josh Cameron	30.8%	JAX	96	19.2	5	Rising
98	Skyy Moore	30.0%	GB	93	18.6	5	Falling
99	Kyle Williams	26.6%	NE	91	18.2	5	Rising
100	Chris Blair	25.8%	ATL	84	16.8	4	Falling
101	Bo Melton	25.2%	GB	79	15.8	5	Rising
102	Jalen Royals	24.3%	KC	60	15.0	4	Rising
103	Zachariah Branch	22.0%	ATL	70	14.0	5	Steady
104	LaJohntay Wester	20.4%	BAL	64	12.8	5	Falling
105	Myles Price	19.0%	MIN	57	11.4	5	Falling
106	KaVontae Turpin	17.8%	DAL	57	11.4	5	Rising
107	Dareke Young	16.6%	LV	57	11.4	4	Steady
108	J. Michael Sturdivant	15.8%	GB	40	10.0	4	Steady
109	Jalen Brooks	14.4%	ARI	52	10.4	4	Rising
110	Malik Benson	12.8%	LV	42	8.4	5	Rising
111	Jaylin Lane	12.5%	WAS	35	8.8	4	Falling
112	Chimere Dike	10.2%	TEN	31	6.2	5	Rising
113	Derius Davis	10.0%	LAC	32	6.4	5	Steady
114	Malachi Corley	9.4%	CLE	31	6.2	5	Rising
115	Braxton Berrios	9.3%	NYG	24	6.0	4	Falling
116	Zavion Thomas	9.2%	CHI	34	6.8	4	Rising
117	Simi Fehoko	4.8%	ARI	15	3.0	4	Falling
118	Kameron Johnson	4.2%	TB	13	2.6	5	Steady
119	Barion Brown	3.8%	NO	12	3.0	4	Falling
120	Greg Dortch	3.2%	BUF	11	2.2	5	Steady
121	Tay Martin	1.6%	DET	5	1.0	4	Steady
122	Tom Kennedy	0.2%	DET	1	0.2	5	Steady
123	Devin Duvernay	0.0%	ARI	0	0.0	5	Steady
124	Britain Covey	0.0%	PHI	0	0.0	5	Steady
125	Nikko Remigio	0.0%	KC	0	0.0	4	Steady
126	Kaden Wetjen	0.0%	PIT	0	0.0	5	Steady
127	Anthony Gould	0.0%	IND	0	0.0	4	Steady

127 wide receivers with at least four games played, 2026 regular season.

What WR snap share tells you

Receiver snap share is mostly about survival of the depth chart. Three-receiver sets are the league default, so the top three on a roster all clear 60% in a healthy week: the number separates the players in that group from the ones waiting on an injury.

Slot-only receivers cap out lower than their production suggests, because they leave the field in two-receiver sets. If a player produces more than his share implies, he is likely playing high-value snaps rather than being under-used.

Snap share and target share disagree more often at receiver than anywhere else, and the disagreement is informative. High snaps with low targets is a blocker or a decoy; low snaps with high targets is a specialist whose role could grow.

Take it further

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