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Carolina Panthers Snap Counts vs the Bears

Jeremy Igo

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Player Offensive Snaps Special Teams Snaps
Brandon Greene 65 (100%) 5 (17%)
Taylor Hearn 64 (98%) 5 (17%)
Dennis Daley 48 (74%) 5 (17%)
Greg Little 48 (74%) 4 (14%)
Terry Godwin 40 (62%) 5 (17%)
DeAndrew White 34 (52%) 7 (24%)
Tyler Larsen 34 (52%) 2 (7%)
Andre Levrone 31 (48%) 8 (28%)
Kitt O'Brien 31 (48%) 5 (17%)
Jaydon Mickens 28 (43%) 7 (24%)
Will Grier 27 (42%)  
Jason Vander Laan 26 (40%) 11 (38%)
Temarrick Hemingway 25 (38%) 5 (17%)
Reggie Bonnafon 23 (35%) 9 (31%)
Elijah Holyfield 23 (35%) 6 (21%)
Kyle Allen 21 (32%)  
Ian Thomas 19 (29%)  
Aldrick Robinson 19 (29%)  
Norman Price 17 (26%) 3 (10%)
Kofi Amichia 17 (26%) 1 (3%)
Taylor Heinicke 17 (26%)  
Cameron Artis-Payne 16 (25%) 1 (3%)
Chris Manhertz 13 (20%) 3 (10%)
Alex Armah 13 (20%)  
Damion Jeanpiere 9 (14%) 6 (21%)
Rashad Ross 5 (8%) 8 (28%)
Cole Hunt 1 (2%) 6 (21%)
Rishard Cook 1 (2%)

 

 

Defense

Player Defensive Snaps Special Teams Snaps
Christian Miller 44 (73%) 9 (31%)
Marquis Haynes 41 (68%) 9 (31%)
Josh Thornton 39 (65%) 14 (48%)
Ryan Pulley 39 (65%) 13 (45%)
Efe Obada 38 (63%) 3 (10%)
Andre Smith 36 (60%) 11 (38%)
Jared Norris 36 (60%) 10 (34%)
Woodrow Hamilton 36 (60%) 4 (14%)
Quin Blanding 31 (52%) 9 (31%)
Bijhon Jackson 28 (47%) 2 (7%)
Antwione Williams 24 (40%) 6 (21%)
Bryan Cox Jr. 22 (37%) 6 (21%)
Tre Boston 22 (37%) 3 (10%)
Cole Luke 22 (37%) 3 (10%)
Rashaan Gaulden 21 (35%) 7 (24%)
Corn Elder 21 (35%) 5 (17%)
Lorenzo Doss 21 (35%) 4 (14%)
Sione Teuhema 20 (33%) 7 (24%)
Javien Elliott 18 (30%) 1 (3%)
Jordan Kunaszyk 17 (28%) 18 (62%)
Corrion Ballard 17 (28%) 11 (38%)
Damian Parms 15 (25%) 9 (31%)
Vernon Butler 14 (23%)  
Brian Burns 10 (17%)  
Jermaine Carter 7 (12%) 1 (3%)
Colin Jones 7 (12%)  
Kyle Love 7 (12%)  
Ross Cockrell 7 (12%)  

 

Observations:

Christian Miller played the most snaps but did not show up on the stat sheet. 

Brian Burns gets a sack on 20% of his opportunities. 

Andre Smith played a lot and had the most tackles. 

Little and Daly played a good amount on the left side. Daly started at left guard and could provide some good depth there this season. 

Rashad Ross didn't play much and didn't look great on special teams. Could be lights out. 

 

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22 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Jason Vander Laan got a lot of time on the field between offensive snaps and special teams work. Wonder if Manhertz might be on the hot seat?

I sure don't see us carrying four TEs into the season. 

Perhaps, but I think that might have been more been to Thomas leaving the game early.

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To be fair, this was very much like a fourth preseason game. Chicago had a lot of guys out, and the poor bastard Haynes was turning into a human dreidel is a terrible player. 

Don’t get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoyed every good highlight. 98 is a run liability, and it’s ok to point that out .

Burns is the real deal, as his sack percentage and general physicality on those sacks would indicate. I can’t wait to see him against first team tackles in the next couple of weeks.

Miller could end up with three sacks next week, and Burns could get shut out. Maybe Burns will get doubled or tripled. It won’t show up in a box score. It will facilitate others to show up on the stat sheet.

Felt like an analytics-driven decision to treat preseason game one very much like number four. And I know the first game typically isn’t starters for more than 3 series, but the core of the entire team was scratched for Thursday.

I’m all for anything that creates less injury risk. Compress all your first team evaluations into those middle two preseason games. Two is all you need anyway. 

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13 hours ago, ellis said:

Blackburn’s units were dominant. When you can outperform your opponent by 128 net return yards, you have no business losing a game.

He was a huge hire and glad to see his progress. He’ll be a head coach like John Harbaugh some day. Maybe here...

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You can get snap counts same day at NFL.com. Go to the game center for the game, click on Download Game Book, download a PDF with lots o' info-starting lineups, box score, play by play description, 10 biggest offensive plays, snap counts, more. 

Snap counts are on the last page, sometimes takes them a little while to add the snap counts. You can refresh the PDF to see if they've added them. They're usually there an hour or two after the game, occasionally, the next day

Game Book for your last  game:

https://nflcdns.nfl.com/liveupdate/gamecenter/57839/CHI_Gamebook.pdf

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