NFL depth charts with the playing time behind them
Depth charts for all 32 NFL teams, with a photo of every player, how much each one has played, statistics, injuries, roster moves and model estimates for the next game, updated every day.
All 32 NFL depth charts for 2026
Each chart lists every position, the starter and the players behind him, with snap counts by game, injuries, the schedule and the team's playoff chances. Updated before Week 10.
AFC East
AFC North
AFC South
AFC West
NFC East
NFC North
NFC South
NFL Week 10 games and win chances
- Washington Commanders at New York Giants, Nov 13, 2026: the model gives the Giants a 56% chance, with an expected score of WSH 22, NYG 23.
- New England Patriots at Detroit Lions, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Lions a 55% chance, with an expected score of NE 25, DET 27.
- Kansas City Chiefs at Atlanta Falcons, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Chiefs a 65% chance, with an expected score of KC 24, ATL 20.
- Houston Texans at Cleveland Browns, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Texans a 70% chance, with an expected score of HOU 23, CLE 17.
- Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Packers a 57% chance, with an expected score of MIN 19, GB 21.
- Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Colts a 65% chance, with an expected score of MIA 19, IND 24.
- Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Saints a 51% chance, with an expected score of CAR 24, NO 24.
- Buffalo Bills at New York Jets, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Bills a 82% chance, with an expected score of BUF 30, NYJ 19.
- Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Jaguars a 83% chance, with an expected score of JAX 28, TEN 16.
- Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Rams a 74% chance, with an expected score of LAR 27, ARI 19.
- Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the Seahawks a 71% chance, with an expected score of SEA 26, LV 20.
- San Francisco 49ers at Dallas Cowboys, Nov 15, 2026: the model gives the 49ers a 64% chance, with an expected score of SF 29, DAL 24.
- Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals, Nov 16, 2026: the model gives the Bengals a 55% chance, with an expected score of PIT 23, CIN 25.
- Los Angeles Chargers at Baltimore Ravens, Nov 17, 2026: the model gives the Ravens a 65% chance, with an expected score of LAC 18, BAL 22.
Expected scores and ranges for every game. NFL playoff picture and chances for every team. NFL snap counts by team and position.
Latest analysis
- The Giants have been without six regulars a game and are 5-2-1. New York has missed more of its regulars than anyone. Atlanta has missed one a game and is 3-6. Health and the standings have had little to do with each other so far.
- Buffalo has never started better and Philadelphia has not started worse since 1999. Set against every season since 1999, three clubs are having their best start in more than ten years, and three others their worst in fifteen or more.
- Week 10 through the model: two lopsided games and five close ones. Jacksonville and Buffalo are each given better than four chances in five on the road. In five games neither team reaches 60%.
- Week 10: the twenty starters who are out or doubtful. Fifteen players listed first at their position have been ruled out and five more are doubtful. Philadelphia and Seattle are hit hardest.
- Packers before Week 10: three positions where the chart and the field disagree. Green Bay is 6-3 and hosts Minnesota on Sunday with its lead running back out and two listed starters who have barely played in three weeks.
- Ten backups who are doing the starter's job. At ten positions around the league, the player listed second has played far more than the player listed first over the last three games.
- Five rookies have played every snap. All five are offensive linemen, and Cleveland starts two of them.
- How to read a depth chart when the snap counts disagree. What the rings, bars and bands on this site measure, and three reasons a player listed first may not be the one playing.