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Kansas City Chiefs snap counts, Week 4

Kansas City Chiefs snap counts through Week 4 (vs LV), share of the 60 offensive snaps: QB Patrick Mahomes 100%; RB Kenneth Walker 75%, Emmett Johnson 27%; WR Xavier Worthy 75%, Tyquan Thornton 63%, Jalen Royals 63%; TE Travis Kelce 83%, Noah Gray 68%. Biggest moves from the game before: Rashee Rice down 67 points, Jalen Royals up 44 points.

Chiefs quarterbacks

PlayerWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4SeasonTgtCar
Patrick Mahomes 69100%80100%52100%60100%100%08
Justin Fields 11%0001%00

Chiefs running backs

PlayerWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4SeasonTgtCar
Kenneth Walker 4768%6683%3873%4575%75%1987
Emmett Johnson 2536%1418%1427%1627%26%516
Brashard Smith 0048%23%5%10
Ben VanSumeren 00012%2%00

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Chiefs wide receivers

PlayerWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4SeasonTgtCar
Xavier Worthy 5377%6986%4383%4575%81%220
Tyquan Thornton IR4768%4759%2446%3863%60%150
Jalen Royals 01215%1019%3863%31%50
Rashee Rice QUESTIONABLE5783%6379%4077%610%64%170
Cyrus Allen 11%34%12%58%4%20

Chiefs tight ends

PlayerWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4SeasonTgtCar
Travis Kelce 4971%6885%4179%5083%80%220
Noah Gray 3855%4050%3364%4168%58%80
Jake Briningstool 1319%1013%612%813%14%20

Each cell is the player's offensive snaps and his share of the Chiefs' snaps that game. The season share counts only the games he played for the club, so a bye or a week he was inactive never lowers it.

Chiefs depth chart · This week's snap count leaders · Injury report

Common questions

  • Who gets the most snaps in the Chiefs backfield?

    Kenneth Walker: 75% of the snaps in the last game and 75% for the season, with 87 carries and 19 targets. Emmett Johnson is next at 27%.

  • What are the Chiefs receiver snap counts?

    Xavier Worthy 75% last game, 81% season; Tyquan Thornton 63% last game, 60% season; Jalen Royals 63% last game, 31% season.

  • How many snaps does Travis Kelce play?

    83% of the Chiefs' snaps in the last game and 80% for the season (208 snaps in 4 games).

By the Parlae deskSnap counts updated Oct 14, 2026 at 6:15 PM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number