Team briefing · Nov 11, 2026 · 1 min read

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.

The Packers lost their opener in Minnesota 39-22. The Vikings come to Lambeau Field on Sunday, and the Green Bay depth chart reads differently from the snap counts in three places.

At three positions the Packer listed second has played more than the Packer listed first

Share of the unit's snaps over the last three games.

Listed secondListed first

  1. Center: Williams, Rhyan96%2%
  2. Inside linebacker: McDuffie, Franklin98%0%
  3. Left guard: Tomlinson, Banks96%57%

Center

Sean Rhyan is listed first. He played every offensive snap through Week 6, then 6% in Week 7, and he has not played since. John Williams has been on the field for 96% of the offense's snaps across the last three games. Rhyan is questionable this week.

Inside linebacker

Zaire Franklin is listed first and is doubtful with a shin injury. He has not played in the last three games. Isaiah McDuffie has played 98% of the defense's snaps in that span.

Left guard

Aaron Banks is listed first. Laken Tomlinson has played 96% of the snaps over the last three games and Banks 57%. Neither has an injury designation, and another published chart already lists Tomlinson first.

Running back

Josh Jacobs is out with a finger injury. He has appeared in three of nine games. Without him the work has been split: over the last three games Pierre Strong Jr. averaged 23% of the snaps, MarShawn Lloyd 17% and Kaleb Johnson 13%. Lloyd is questionable.

What to check on Sunday

Whether Rhyan dresses is the first thing to look for. If he does not, Williams starts at center for the fourth game running, and the chart is overdue an update.

Green Bay Packers

Figures come from the depth charts and snap counts on this site, as of Nov 12.