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Two players, side by side, on the measurements this site actually holds. Every figure is read from the bundled nflverse snapshot; a metric no feed covers for a player is marked as such rather than filled in.
Player comparison data
- Last updated:
- Oct 15, 2026, 12:46 PM
- Source:
- nflverse play-by-play, 2026
Comparison
| Metric | Danny Stutsman RILB · #28 · 2026 roster | Carl Granderson WLB · #96 · 2026 roster |
|---|---|---|
| Games with recorded snapsGames the snap-count feed has this player on the field for. | 5 | 4 |
| SnapsOffensive, defensive and special-teams snaps combined. | 277 | 205 |
| Average snap shareShare of the unit’s snaps in the games the player appeared in. | 57.4%43rd of 8 in the group | 65.3%leads57th of 8 in the group |
| PressuresSacks plus quarterback hits. A count of events, not a charted pressure rate. | 00th of 8 in the group | 5.5leads86th of 8 in the group |
| TakeawaysInterceptions and forced fumbles. | 0 | 0 |
| TouchdownsScored or thrown, from the weekly stats feed. | 0 | 0 |
Percentiles rank a player against the teammates the same feed covers in his position group. They are a team-internal rank, not a league percentile.
Comparing careers, not seasons
This page compares what the 2026 season through week 5 measured: snaps, efficiency and production over one season. Longevity, Pro Bowls, championships and franchise records live on the franchise-history comparison, which can put two players from different positions and different decades side by side because those axes survive both.