Baltimore Ravens Snap Counts (2026)

2026 regular-season data. 6 reported games represented, through Week 6. Search by player name, position or team abbreviation. These are observed playing-time counts, not future rankings.

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Baltimore Ravens Snap Counts (2026)
PlayerTeamPosGames listedOffenseDefenseSpecial teams
Olaivavega IoaneBALG6387026
John SimpsonBALG6387023
Roger RosengartenBALT6385029
Ronnie StanleyBALT530800
Rashod BatemanBALWR627101
Mark AndrewsBALTE625601
Derrick HenryBALRB622600
Lamar JacksonBALQB422300
Zay FlowersBALWR520000
Emery JonesBALG5172022
Jovaughn GwynBALOL317200
Tyler HuntleyBALQB316400
Justice HillBALRB6162023
Devontez WalkerBALWR5160033
Matthew HibnerBALTE5141040
Durham SmytheBALTE4126031
Chris MooreBALWR497040
Carson VinsonBALT696029
Josh CuevasBALTE687044
LaJohntay WesterBALWR667051
Ja'Kobi LaneBALWR25800
Nick VannettBALTE242010
Andrew VorheesBALG336016
Elijah SarrattBALWR12300
Ethan PocicBALC11000
Chuma EdogaBALT1100
Roquan SmithBALLB603870
Nate WigginsBALCB603810
Malaki StarksBALS6037986
Kyle HamiltonBALS603751
Jaylinn HawkinsBALS6031533
Marlon HumphreyBALCB603110
Tavius RobinsonBALLB6028082
Trenton SimpsonBALLB6022966
Travis JonesBALDL6021655
Nnamdi MadubuikeBALDL401950
Calais CampbellBALDL6019255
Mike GreenBALLB6017316
Trey HendricksonBALLB401600
Zion YoungBALLB6013727
Broderick Washington Jr.BALDL5010827
Chandler RiversBALCB5010466
Chidobe AwuzieBALCB60838
John JenkinsBALNT60792
Keyon MartinBALCB604884
Ethan BurkeBALLB6040112
Teddye BuchananBALLB403877
Aeneas PeeblesBALDL30245
K'Von WallaceBALS20228
Keondre JacksonBALS601137
Jay HigginsBALLB600139
Rasheen AliBALRB60096
Tyler LoopBALK60059
Nick MooreBALLS60055
Ryan EckleyBALP60055
Carl JonesBALLB30050
T.J. TampaBALCB1005

How to read this snap-count table

Offense, defense and special teams count separate kinds of plays. A player can appear in more than one unit. The table is ordered by offensive snaps, then defensive and special-teams snaps; it is not a ranking of fantasy value. Games listed counts source appearances, including rows with zero snaps. A traded player can have separate entries for each team.

Season totals add the reported regular-season game counts. Percentages are deliberately omitted: averaging rounded weekly percentages would not establish an accurate full-season snap share. Postseason games are excluded.

A snap is an opportunity to participate, not proof of a target, touch or productive play. Compare role changes across weeks and check injury context before making a roster move. An absent row is missing source data, not an assumed zero.

Source and attribution

Snap counts: Pro Football Reference via nflverse. LeagueLogs filters regular-season rows, normalizes the Rams abbreviation from LA to LAR, groups player/team entries and sums counts for season views. No endorsement is implied. Source corrections may change totals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are snap counts the same as fantasy points?
No. Snap counts describe playing time. They do not tell you how many passes, targets, touches or fantasy points a player produced.
Why might a game or player be missing?
The upstream source can publish games at different times and revise past rows. Missing entries are not converted into zero snaps. Check the reported season, week and retrieval date.
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