The Philadelphia Eagles faced off against the New England Patriots in their second preseason game, with the offense taking 68 snaps and the defense taking 56 snaps. Let’s delve into the snap counts and some key takeaways.
Quarterback
• 33 snaps: Tanner McKee
• 25 snaps: Kenny Pickett
• 10 snaps: Will Grier
Analysis: Kenny Pickett played the entire first half, completing 11 of 13 passes for 67 yards. Despite some struggles and hits, Pickett showcased his mobility. In contrast, McKee impressed with his passing skills, going 15 of 19 for 140 yards.
Running back
• 21 snaps: Will Shipley
• 13 snaps each: Tyrion Davis-Price, Lew Nichols
• 11 snaps: Kendall Milton
• 10 snaps: Kenny Gainwell
Analysis: Shipley’s impact is evident, and Davis-Price showed promise in rushing. The running backs are set to play crucial roles.
Wide receiver
• 39 snaps: Joseph Ngata
• 36 snaps: Jacob Harris
• 35 snaps: Ainias Smith
• 26 snaps: Austin Watkins
• 20 snaps: John Ross
• 9 snaps: Britain Covey
• 8 snaps: Griffin Hebert
Analysis: Ngata shone with 5 catches for 88 yards, while injuries hampered Campbell and Ross’ performance.
Tight end
• 38 snaps: E.J. Jenkins
• 28 snaps: Kevin Foelsch
• 18 snaps: CJ Uzomah
• 15 snaps: Armani Rogers
Analysis: Jenkins impressed with 5 catches for 47 yards, positioning himself as a valuable player.
Offensive line
• 68 snaps: Trevor Keegan
• 56 snaps each: Darian Kinnard, Nick Gates
• 55 snaps each: Dylan McMahon, Max Scharping
• 25 snaps: Brett Toth
• 13 snaps: Fred Johnson
• 12 snaps: Tyler Steen
Analysis: Becton’s absence and Steen’s injury hint at decisive matchups, with standout performers like Fred Johnson impressing.
Edge defenders
• 24 snaps: Nolan Smith
• 20 snaps: Jalyx Hunt
• 18 snaps: Patrick Johnson
• 15 snaps: Tarron Jackson
• 14 snaps: Julian Okwara
• 11 snaps: Terrell Lewis
• 10 snaps: Bryce Huff
Analysis: The defensive lineup saw unexpected contributions from players like Huff, emphasizing their versatility.
Interior defensive line
• 42 snaps: Thomas Booker
• 26 snaps each: Gabe Hall, P.J. Mustipher
• 20 snaps: Moro Ojomo
Analysis: Booker’s standout performance suggests his potential to secure a spot on the roster.
Linebacker
• 27 snaps: Nakobe Dean
• 24 snaps: Jeremiah Trotter
• 17 snaps each: Ben VanSumeren, Brandon Smith
• 15 snaps: Zack Baun
• 12 snaps: Devin White
Analysis: Dean and Baun’s performances showcased their potential as key players in the linebacker unit.
Cornerback and safety
• 33 snaps: Tristin McCollum
• 30 snaps: James Bradberry
• 29 snaps each: Quinyon Mitchell, Avonte Maddox
• 28 snaps: Kelee Ringo
• 26 snaps: Andre’ Sam
• 18 snaps: Eli Ricks
• 16 snaps each: Josh Jobe, Parry Nickerson
• 12 snaps each: Isaiah Rodgers, Zech McPhearson
• 10 snaps: Tyler Hall
• 3 snaps: Shon Stephens
Analysis: Rodgers’ performance positions him as a strong contender for the CB2 role, while Bradberry’s struggles raise concerns.
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