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NFL Usage Tracker: Targets, Carries and Snaps

Find NFL snap counts, target share and carries by team. Choose a season and week, then open a team for its player-level workload and available offensive snaps. Compare the same week across teams before using the season totals.

2026 regular season: records through Week 8. 121 games available. The newest week may still be incomplete; snaps can arrive separately.

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Who gets the work? Week 8

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

Chicago Bears

1 game · 34 targets · 35 carries

Receiving leader
Colston Loveland, Luther Burden III9 targets · 26.5% of team each
Rushing leader
D'Andre Swift27 carries · 77.1% of team
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Detroit Lions

1 game · 25 targets · 39 carries

Receiving leader
Amon-Ra St. Brown8 targets · 32.0% of team
Rushing leader
Jahmyr Gibbs23 carries · 59.0% of team
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Miami Dolphins

1 game · 30 targets · 23 carries

Receiving leader
Caleb Douglas, Greg Dulcich, Malik Washington6 targets · 20.0% of team each
Rushing leader
Ollie Gordon II19 carries · 82.6% of team
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New York Jets

1 game · 31 targets · 27 carries

Receiving leader
Garrett Wilson12 targets · 38.7% of team
Rushing leader
Braelon Allen21 carries · 77.8% of team
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers

1 game · 3 targets · 56 carries

Receiving leader
Chris Godwin Jr., Kenny Gainwell, Ted Hurst III1 targets · 33.3% of team each
Rushing leader
Bucky Irving27 carries · 48.2% of team
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About these stats

Target share measures a player's portion of team targets. Carry share includes all team carries, including quarterbacks. Opportunities are targets plus carries.

Snap share is based on available snap records. Role changes compare the same player and team in consecutive weeks.

Stats: nflverse, including Pro Football Reference snaps, under CC BY 4.0.

Compare playing time with touches

On a team page, choose Snaps in the Show menu for a compact playing-time view, Receiving for targets, or Rushing for carries. Check Snap games alongside Known snaps so missing records do not look like a smaller role. The coverage notice identifies the latest recorded week; that week can still be incomplete.

Use league usage leaders to compare players across teams, then check fantasy points allowed by position for matchup context.