NFL snap counts, Week 5
NFL snap counts for Week 5, every team's offensive snaps by player, with snap share and the move from each player's game before. Aaron Jones (MIN) led running backs at 87%; Rome Odunze (CHI) led receivers at 99%; AJ Barner (SEA) led tight ends at 95%. 20 players moved 20 points or more, led by T.J. Hockenson (down 81).
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Week 5 snap share leaders: quarterbacks
- 1Matthew Stafford LAR82 snaps100%
- 2Tyler Huntley BAL76 snaps100%
- 3Drake Maye NE75 snaps100%
- 4Jacoby Brissett ARI73 snaps100%
- 5Trevor Lawrence JAX72 snaps100%
- 6Jalon Daniels TB72 snaps100%
- 7Kyler Murray MIN71 snaps100%
- 8Daniel Jones IND71 snaps100%
- 9Geno Smith NYJ70 snaps100%
- 10Deshaun Watson CLE68 snaps100%
- 11Justin Herbert LAC67 snaps100%
- 12Malik Willis MIA66 snaps100%
- 13C.J. Stroud HOU66 snaps100%
- 14Joe Burrow CIN65 snaps100%
- 15Josh Allen BUF64 snaps100%
Week 5 snap share leaders: running backs
- 1Aaron Jones MIN62 snaps87%
- 2Jaylen Warren PIT52 snaps87%
- 3Braelon Allen NYJ60 snaps86%
- 4Javonte Williams DAL51 snaps85%
- 5Woody Marks HOU56 snaps85%
- 6Christian McCaffrey SF49 snaps82%
- 7Bijan Robinson ATL52 snaps81%
- 8Dameon Pierce PHI48 snaps77%
- 9Kyren Williams LAR60 snaps73%
- 10Jonathan Taylor IND52 snaps73%
- 11Rhamondre Stevenson NE53 snaps71%
- 12Jahmyr Gibbs DET46 snaps70%
- 13Bhayshul Tuten JAX49 snaps68%
- 14Ollie Gordon MIA43 snaps65%
- 15Cam Skattebo NYG56 snaps63%
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Week 5 snap share leaders: wide receivers
- 1Rome Odunze CHI68 snaps99%
- 2Drake London ATL63 snaps98%
- 3Devaughn Vele NO43 snaps96%
- 4Tim Patrick NYJ65 snaps93%
- 5Garrett Wilson NYJ65 snaps93%
- 6DK Metcalf PIT55 snaps92%
- 7Germie Bernard PIT55 snaps92%
- 8Denzel Boston CLE62 snaps91%
- 9Chris Olave NO41 snaps91%
- 10Malik Nabers NYG80 snaps90%
- 11Jameson Williams DET59 snaps89%
- 12Ja'Marr Chase CIN58 snaps89%
- 13Emeka Egbuka TB64 snaps89%
- 14Justin Jefferson MIN63 snaps89%
- 15George Pickens DAL53 snaps88%
Week 5 snap share leaders: tight ends
- 1AJ Barner SEA60 snaps95%
- 2Tyler Warren IND67 snaps94%
- 3Harold Fannin CLE63 snaps93%
- 4Cade Otton TB66 snaps92%
- 5George Kittle SF55 snaps92%
- 6Trey McBride ARI66 snaps90%
- 7Sam LaPorta DET59 snaps89%
- 8Jake Ferguson DAL50 snaps83%
- 9Brenton Strange JAX58 snaps81%
- 10Isaiah Likely NYG71 snaps80%
- 11Colston Loveland CHI55 snaps80%
- 12Tucker Kraft GB47 snaps77%
- 13Charlie Kolar LAC51 snaps76%
- 14Greg Dulcich MIA49 snaps74%
- 15Mark Andrews BAL55 snaps72%
Snap share moves of 20 points or more
- Down 81T.J. HockensonTE, MIN, 3%
- Up 77Justin JeffersonWR, MIN, 89%
- Down 76KC ConcepcionWR, CLE, 16%
- Up 69Ja'Marr ChaseWR, CIN, 89%
- Up 61Isaiah BondWR, CLE, 72%
- Down 60Dohnte MeyersWR, CIN, 29%
- Up 51Germie BernardWR, PIT, 92%
- Down 50Kenyon SadiqTE, NYJ, 19%
- Up 49Jalen BrooksWR, ARI, 53%
- Down 48Johnny MundtTE, PHI, 32%
- Down 48Tre' HarrisWR, LAC, 45%
- Up 44Dallas GoedertTE, PHI, 69%
- Down 43David MontgomeryRB, HOU, 14%
- Up 43Jerry JeudyWR, CLE, 81%
- Down 43Bryce LanceWR, NO, 42%
- Down 42Isaac TeSlaaWR, DET, 39%
- Up 41Woody MarksRB, HOU, 85%
- Up 40Gavin BartholomewTE, MIN, 62%
- Up 38Marquez Valdes-ScantlingWR, LAC, 75%
- Down 38Chris ManhertzTE, NYG, 15%
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Common questions
Who led NFL running backs in snaps in Week 5?
Aaron Jones (MIN) played 62 snaps, 87% of his team's offensive snaps. Jaylen Warren (PIT) was next at 87%.
Where do these snap counts come from?
Each player's offensive snaps and his team's are read from the official game stats the morning after each game, and every share is computed by us: a player's snaps over his team's offensive snaps that game.
How is a season snap share counted?
A player's snaps over his team's offensive snaps in the games he played for that team, so a bye or a week he was inactive never lowers it.
By the Parlae deskSnap counts updated Oct 14, 2026 at 6:14 PM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number