What percentage of snaps is required for a 2nd-7th round player to qualify for Level 2 PPE?

To qualify for Level 2 Player Performance Evaluations (PPE), a player drafted in the 2nd through 7th rounds must participate in at least 55% of the team's offensive or defensive snaps during the regular season. This requirement is designed to ensure that players are sufficiently involved in on-field activities to assess their performance effectively. The percentage reflects a balance between participation and the overall contribution to the team's success, enabling the evaluation process to be meaningful and relevant. Therefore, 55% is the correct threshold for these players to meet to qualify for the enhanced evaluation status conferred by Level 2 PPE.