Detroit Lions' Week 10 Snap Counts: Tavai's Playing Time Declines

A review of the Detroit Lions' snap counts against the Washington Football Team

Let's review the Detroit Lions' Week 10 snap counts against the Washington Football Team

Offense

Quarterbacks

  • M. Stafford (59) 100%

Running backs

  • D. Swift (43) 73% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • K. Johnson (9) 15%. 
  • A. Peterson (7) 12% 
  • J. Cabinda (6) 10% - 18 special teams snaps (60%) 
  • J. Williams (0) - Three special teams snaps (10%)

Wide receivers

  • M. Jones (51) 86% 
  • M. Hall (38) 64% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • D. Amendola (23) 39% - Two special teams snaps (7%) 
  • Q. Cephus (30) 51% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 

Tight ends

  • T. Hockenson (39) 66%  
  • J. James (32) 54% - 12 special teams snaps (40%) 
  • I. Nauta (13) 22% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 

Offensive linemen

  • F. Ragnow (59) 100% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • O. Aboushi (59) 100% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • T. Crosby (59) 100% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • J. Jackson (59) 100% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • T. Decker (59) 100% 
  • M. Nelson (4) 7% - Six special teams snaps (20%)
  • D. Skipper (0) - Six special teams snaps (20%)

Observations:

  • D’Andre Swift saw career-highs in rushing attempts (16), receptions (5) and receiving yards (68) against Washington. He deserved to play 73% of the offensive snaps.
  • Kerryon Johnson and Adrian Peterson saw a decrease in their snap counts as a result of the increased playing time given to Swift.
  • Marvin Hall saw a decline in his snap counts, even though he continues to contribute big plays for Detroit's offense.

Defense

Defensive linemen

  • E. Griffen (56) 64% 
  • R. Okwara (54) 61% - 14 special teams snaps (47%) 
  • D. Hand (52) 59% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • A. Bryant (44) 50% - 10 special teams snaps (33%) 
  • D. Shelton (41) 47% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • J. Penisini (37) 42% 
  • F. Herron DE (21) 24% - One special teams snap (3%)

Linebackers

  • J. Collins (88) 100% 
  • R. Ragland (77) 88%
  • C. Jones (19) 22% - Ten special teams snaps (33%) 
  • J Tavai LB (11) 12% - Ten special teams snaps (33%)
  • J. Reeves-Maybin (0) - 24 special teams snaps (80%) 

Defensive backs

  • D. Harmon (88) 100% - 12 special teams snaps (40%) 
  • D. Trufant (88) 100%
  • J. Kearse (80) 91% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • J. Coleman (80) 91% - Two special teams snaps (7%) 
  • A. Oruwariye (54) 61% - Six special teams snaps (20%) 
  • T Walker FS (36) 41% - 12 special teams snaps (40%)
  • J. Okudah (34) 39% 
  • W. Harris (4) 5% - 18 special teams snaps (60%) 
  • M. Ford (4) 5% - 18 special teams snaps (60%) 
  • M. Killebrew (0) - 24 special teams snaps (80%)
  • C. Moore (0) - 24 special teams snaps (80%) C Moore FS 24 80% 

Observations:

  • Detroit's defense was out on the field for a staggering 88 plays.
  • Jamie Collins was out on the field for all defensive snaps against Washington. 
  • Tracy Walker only played 41% of defensive snaps against Washington.
  • Everson Griffen and Da'Shawn Hand saw an increase in defensive snaps for Detroit's defensive line.

Special teams

  • J. Fox (15) 50% 
  • D. Muhlbach (10) 33% 
  • M. Prater (7) 23% 

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