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Share of snaps when he plays: offensive linemen ranked

The share of the offense's snaps he is on the field for in the games he plays. It says whether he is a full-time starter or a part of a rotation.

Why the box score misses it: Not in the box score.

Best so far: Nick Allegretti (WAS), 100%. A typical offensive lineman is 99%. Players need at least 150 snaps to qualify, so nobody is ranked on a handful of plays.

Grades updated Rechecked every few hours on game days

157 of 157 offensive linemen

Snap share leaders among offensive linemen
Player
1
100%210–
2
Chris PaulOL · WAS
100%336–
2
100%311–
4
100%330–
5
Aaron BrewerOL · MIA
100%293–
5
Abraham LucasOL · SEA
100%310–
5
100%334–
5
100%293–
5
Alec AndersonOL · BUF
100%257–
5
Andrew ThomasOL · NYG
100%347–
5
Austin BarberOL · CLE
100%311–
5
100%293–
5
100%290–
5
Ben BredesonOL · TB
100%326–
5
Blake BrandelOL · MIN
100%325–
5
Bryan HudsonOL · NYG
100%156–
5
Cesar RuizOL · NO
100%351–
5
Charles CrossOL · SEA
100%310–
5
100%293–
5
100%297–
5
Connor ColbyOL · SF
100%297–
5
100%257–
5
Cooper BeebeOL · DAL
100%325–
5
100%261–
5
Dalton RisnerOL · CIN
100%322–
5
100%383–
5
100%351–
5
Dion DawkinsOL · BUF
100%257–
5
DJ GlazeOL · LV
100%345–
5
Drew KendallOL · PHI
100%187–
5
100%322–
5
100%247–
5
100%351–
5
Erik McCoyOL · NO
100%351–
5
Evan BrownOL · HOU
100%334–
5
100%347–
5
100%383–
5
100%326–
5
Grey ZabelOL · SEA
100%310–
5
100%351–
How to read this table
  • The number on the left is the league rank among offensive linemen, even when the list is filtered to one team. On a graded stat the rank allows for how many plays are behind each number: a player with a few plays has his number pulled toward the middle, so he cannot jump ahead of a player who did the same over many more.
  • “Against the league” draws each player on the same strip: the ends are the 10th-best and 90th-best player, the shaded stretch is the middle half, and the tick is the median. Right is always better.
  • “Lately” is the change in grade between a player's last 2 games and the games before them. The tag says whether the change is bigger than what a few plays could cause.
  • Tick “Show the box score” to put the traditional totals next to the advanced number and sort by either.

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Data: nflverse play-by-play, CC BY 4.0. Also FTN charting, Pro Football Reference advanced stats, snap counts and injury reports, all through nflverse. Calculations and charts by Raiders Rundown.

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