Week 4 Snap Counts

[DeSim]

Table inside Article

Player	Offensive Snaps	Special Teams Snaps
Taylor Moton	77 (100%)	6 (24%)
Chris Reed	77 (100%)	6 (24%)
John Miller	77 (100%)
Teddy Bridgewater	77 (100%)
Matt Paradis	75 (97%)
Chris Manhertz	59 (77%)	6 (24%)
DJ Moore	55 (71%)	1 (4%)
Mike Davis	55 (71%)	1 (4%)
Greg Little	55 (71%)
Ian Thomas	45 (58%)
Robby Anderson	44 (57%)	1 (4%)
Curtis Samuel	36 (47%)
Trent Scott	22 (29%)	6 (24%)
Reggie Bonnafon	21 (27%)	7 (28%)
Pharoh Cooper	20 (26%)	9 (36%)
Colin Thompson	18 (23%)	3 (12%)
Alex Armah	17 (22%)	8 (32%)
Seth Roberts	8 (10%)
Brandon Zylstra	7 (9%)	15 (60%)
Tyler Larsen	2 (3%)	6 (24%)

• 17 different players played at least 20 percent of the offensive snaps, a new high for 2020.
• A week after Trent Scott played 61 percent of the snaps at left tackle and Greg Little played 39 percent, the roles were reversed. Little was in for 71 percent this week, while Scott played 29 percent.
• Chris Manhertz played a career-high 77 percent of the snaps and making one catch for 17 yards.
• Ian Thomas played 58 percent and Colin Thompson played 23 percent of the snaps as Carolina had a number of formations with multiple tight ends.
• Reggie Bonnafon had 12 touches on his 21 snaps, accounting for 71 scrimmage yards and a touchdown.
• Matt Paradis missed two snaps with a dislocated finger, but he was able to return at center.

Table inside Article

Player	Defensive Snaps	Special Teams Snaps
Rasul Douglas	57 (100%)	8 (32%)
Tre Boston	57 (100%)	3 (12%)
Juston Burris	56 (98%)	1 (4%)
Shaq Thompson	55 (96%)	5 (20%)
Brian Burns	51 (89%)	4 (16%)
Jeremy Chinn	51 (89%)	2 (8%)
Kawann Short	43 (75%)	4 (16%)
Donte Jackson	41 (72%)
Stephen Weatherly	38 (67%)
Derrick Brown	33 (58%)	4 (16%)
Tahir Whitehead	30 (53%)	3 (12%)
Corn Elder	25 (44%)	14 (56%)
Yetur Gross-Matos	21 (37%)
Troy Pride	16 (28%)	18 (72%)
Efe Obada	16 (28%)	9 (36%)
Zach Kerr	15 (26%)	6 (24%)
Marquis Haynes	11 (19%)	1 (4%)
Jermaine Carter	6 (11%)	18 (72%)
Adarius Taylor	4 (7%)	15 (60%)
Sam Franklin	1 (2%)	14 (56%)

• Brian Burns played a career-high 89 percent of the snaps. He's now seen action in 78.3 percent of snaps this season after averaging just 43.0 percent last year.
• Kawann Short played 75 percent of the snaps after missing the last two games to injury.
• Yetur Gross-Matos played 37 percent of snaps and had his first career strip-sack. Gross-Matos had missed some practice this week with an illness.
• Eli Apple returned from IR this week but only saw action on six special teams snaps before being ruled out with a hamstring injury.

[Mr. Scot]

I don't think I've seen it mentioned anywhere but from what I saw, Kawann Short actually had at least a half decent game yesterday..

 

[Jon Snow]

49 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

I don't think I've seen it mentioned anywhere but from what I saw, Kawann Short actually had at least a half decent game yesterday..

 

I must've missed that.  I heard him mentioned during the telecast but I cannot recall one highlight by KK.

[top dawg]

Anderson played a relatively small amount of snaps. I wonder what that's about.

[Mr. Scot]

10 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I must've missed that.  I heard him mentioned during the telecast but I cannot recall one highlight by KK.

Well remember, I said decent, not great.

Not so much about highlights.

[Jon Snow]

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Well remember, I said decent, not great.

Not so much about highlights.

He makes too much money to be invisible.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Jon Snow said:

He makes too much money to be invisible.

No argument on his paycheck.

[Adb6368]

Tahir whitehead snaps going in the right direction. Down. 

[jfra78]

11 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

He makes too much money to be invisible.

I wouldnt say he was invisible, but you're right he is paid to disrupt behind the line of scrimmage not to eat blocks

[jfra78]

1 minute ago, Adb6368 said:

Tahir whitehead snaps going in the right direction. Down. 

Is Shaq filling in at MLB when he is off the field?  

[Moo Daeng]

Don't read too much in to the snap count comparison between Little & Scott.  They basically rotated by quarter with Little getting the start playing Qtrs 1 and 3.

Drives and Plays by Qtr

1. 2 Drives, 22 plays

2. 3 Drives, 13 plays

3. 3 Drives, 27 plays

4. 2 drives, 12 plays.

 

Qtrs 1 + 3 = 49 plays (Little = 55)

Qtrs 2 + 4 = 25 plays (Scott = 22)

 

So there is a slight discrepancy between the sum of NFL.com plays by quarter (74) and the total snap counts here (77) but you get the picture. 

[Mr. Scot]

30 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Anderson played a relatively small amount of snaps. I wonder what that's about.

I don't necessarily think that says anything bad about him.

Regarding Robby though...

I don't think that's going away anytime soon 

[TheSpecialJuan]

David NewtonESPN Staff Writer 

Matt Rhule says left tackle Russell Okung (groin) is “close'' to being ready to return after missing two games. He said Okung may have tried to play on Sunday had the staff not had as much confidence in Greg Little as it does. “Greg Little went out and played really well,'' Rhule said.

[Matt62881]

I'm so glad Armah is actually being used. I love a good FB and it seems Ron and Co had no clue when to use him.