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NFL Usage Tracker: Targets, Carries and Snaps

Explore NFL targets, carries, touches, workload shares and available snap counts. Compare weeks, filter players and teams, and track changes in opportunity.

2026 regular season: records through Week 1. 16 games available. The newest week may still be incomplete; snaps can arrive separately.

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Who gets the work? Week 1

Choose a team to see every reported skill player and their share of the workload. Leaders below use the whole team, including quarterback carries.

Baltimore Ravens

1 game · 24 targets · 37 carries

Receiving leader
Mark Andrews, Zay Flowers6 targets · 25.0% of team each
Rushing leader
Derrick Henry24 carries · 64.9% of team
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Detroit Lions

1 game · 39 targets · 33 carries

Receiving leader
Amon-Ra St. Brown14 targets · 35.9% of team
Rushing leader
Jahmyr Gibbs29 carries · 87.9% of team
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Kansas City Chiefs

1 game · 25 targets · 38 carries

Receiving leader
Kenneth Walker III, Xavier Worthy6 targets · 24.0% of team each
Rushing leader
Kenneth Walker III23 carries · 60.5% of team
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Tennessee Titans

1 game · 28 targets · 14 carries

Receiving leader
Carnell Tate, Wan'Dale Robinson6 targets · 21.4% of team each
Rushing leader
Tony Pollard7 carries · 50.0% of team
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Reading team usage

Target share is the player's targets divided by all team targets. Carry share uses all team rushing attempts, including quarterbacks. Opportunities (Opps) are targets plus carries; opportunity share uses all team targets plus carries. Touches are receptions plus carries. Passing attempts are not included in opportunities. Player and position filters never change the team totals or leaders.

Opportunity change compares one week with the previous calendar week for the same player and team. Missing weeks, a new team or a multi-week window show Unavailable. Teams reflect the games played, not today's roster. Only skill players with player-stat records are listed; a missing player is not proof of zero involvement.

Snap coverage

Known snaps sum available matched games. Avg snap % is the simple average of those game percentages, not a weighted season share. Snap games shows available snap records out of included player-game records. Missing snaps stay unavailable. Routes run are not supplied.

Data: nflverse; snaps originate from Pro Football Reference through nflverse. Used under CC BY 4.0. CTS selects regular-season games, matches stable player/game IDs and calculates team shares, totals and comparisons.