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LA Rams - Seattle Seahawks Playing Time Breakdown

Taking a look at how the snaps got doled in the Rams’ 9-3 win.

Los Angeles Rams LB Alec Ogletree
Los Angeles Rams LB Alec Ogletree
Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images

Note: I’ll update the snap counts in this spreadsheet all season including the first tab tracking the season totals. While I’ll paste individual game PT in each week’s recap, I’ll likely refer to the season totals moving forward from that link. So uh, peep it.

Offense

Player POS Off Off%
Rodger Saffold T 62 100.00%
Greg Robinson T 62 100.00%
Cody Wichmann G 62 100.00%
Rob Havenstein T 62 100.00%
Case Keenum QB 62 100.00%
Tim Barnes C 62 100.00%
Lance Kendricks TE 58 93.55%
Kenny Britt WR 52 83.87%
Tavon Austin WR 45 72.58%
Todd Gurley RB 44 70.97%
Brian Quick WR 38 61.29%
Tyler Higbee TE 26 41.94%
Cory Harkey TE 13 20.97%
Benny Cunningham RB 13 20.97%
Bradley Marquez WR 7 11.29%
Malcolm Brown RB 7 11.29%
Mike Thomas WR 5 8.06%
Andrew Donnal T 2 3.23%

So Cody Wichmann over Jamon Brown...when did that happen? I mean, we know it happened this week, but what went down? Last week was a rotational play, which you thought would have been more appropriate for the preseason, but whatev. Strange to be surprised like this.

Just Todd Gurley topped 70% this week. Last week, he hit 37 snaps and 17 carries leading Rams Head Coach Jeff Fisher to rest him during the first practice of the week. After 44 snaps and 19 carries yesterday, is he due for another day off? Is this going to become the norm?

A bit more work for WRs Bradley Marquez and Mike Thomas this week. How does this rotation look once Pharoh Cooper and Nelson Spruce come off the injury report?

Defense

Player POS Def Def%
T.J. McDonald SS 67 100.00%
Mark Barron LB 67 100.00%
Maurice Alexander SS 67 100.00%
Alec Ogletree LB 67 100.00%
Trumaine Johnson CB 66 98.51%
Lamarcus Joyner CB 55 82.09%
Aaron Donald DT 45 67.16%
Troy Hill CB 44 65.67%
William Hayes DE 44 65.67%
Robert Quinn DE 43 64.18%
Eugene Sims DE 27 40.30%
Cody Davis FS 24 35.82%
Coty Sensabaugh CB 23 34.33%
Michael Brockers DT 23 34.33%
Ethan Westbrooks DT 23 34.33%
Dominique Easley DT 21 31.34%
Cam Thomas DT 21 31.34%
Josh Forrest LB 10 14.93%

The Coty Sensabaugh-Troy Hill swap at cornerback...not only was it a huge decision, but it worked.

D-line rotation looked pretty standard.

I pointed out last week the lack of a linebacker available to beef up the defense, so shout out to Josh Forrest for making his NFL debut.

Any time you keep your opponent to 3 points, you did a damn fine job as a crew.

Special Teams

Player POS ST ST%
Cody Davis FS 20 86.96%
Chase Reynolds RB 20 86.96%
Cory Harkey TE 18 78.26%
Bradley Marquez WR 18 78.26%
Josh Forrest LB 18 78.26%
Bryce Hager LB 18 78.26%
Cory Littleton LB 18 78.26%
Benny Cunningham RB 11 47.83%
Troy Hill CB 9 39.13%
Jake McQuaide LS 9 39.13%
Johnny Hekker P 9 39.13%
Trumaine Johnson CB 8 34.78%
Tavon Austin WR 7 30.43%
Eugene Sims DE 7 30.43%
Greg Zuerlein K 7 30.43%
T.J. McDonald SS 6 26.09%
Mike Thomas WR 5 21.74%
Coty Sensabaugh CB 5 21.74%
Demetrius Rhaney C 5 21.74%
Mark Barron LB 4 17.39%
Lamarcus Joyner CB 4 17.39%
Andrew Donnal T 3 13.04%
Jamon Brown G 3 13.04%
Malcolm Brown RB 2 8.70%
Aaron Donald DT 2 8.70%
William Hayes DE 2 8.70%
Robert Quinn DE 2 8.70%
Michael Brockers DT 2 8.70%
Maurice Alexander SS 1 4.35%

One thing to keep an eye on with injuries likely factoring in the mix soon is the waterfall effect here.

You already got a sense of that with the Sensabaugh/Hill swap. Once Hill went in the game at CB, his special teams slot got backfilled. With some changes on the position depth chart coming, that will have an effect with specials. And expect some practice squad shifting as the 53-man changes in the next month.


What jumps out to you from the playing time in Week 2? Anything you’d like to see next week like the Josh Forrest package sub?