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Snap Counts: Panthers at Colts

Dec 23, 2019 at 08:48 AM

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Table inside Article
Player	Offensive Snaps	Special Teams Snaps
Dennis Daley	70 (100%)	2 (8%)
Taylor Moton	70 (100%)	2 (8%)
Daryl Williams	70 (100%)	2 (8%)
Will Grier	70 (100%)
Matt Paradis	65 (93%)	2 (8%)
Trai Turner	65 (93%)
Christian McCaffrey	63 (90%)
Curtis Samuel	53 (76%)
Chris Hogan	52 (74%)	3 (12%)
Jarius Wright	40 (57%)
Greg Olsen	40 (57%)
Ian Thomas	32 (46%)
Chris Manhertz	21 (30%)	9 (35%)
Brandon Zylstra	17 (24%)	12 (46%)
DeAndrew White	14 (20%)	18 (69%)
Reggie Bonnafon	8 (11%)	13 (50%)
DJ Moore	6 (9%)
Chris Reed	5 (7%)	2 (8%)
Tyler Larsen	5 (7%)	2 (8%)
Alex Armah	4 (6%)	18 (69%)

Christian McCaffrey played 90 percent of the snaps en route to a career day where he set franchise and NFL records with 15 receptions for 119 yards.
Chris Hogan played a season-high 52 snaps as he took on playing time for DJ Moore (6 snaps) who left the game with a concussion in the first quarter. Hogan finished with two receptions for 16 yards.
The Panthers tight ends combined for 93 total snaps as Greg Olsen (40 snaps), Ian Thomas (32 snaps) and Chris Manhertz (21 snaps) all saw significant playing time. It tied the most snaps for Ian Thomas in a game where Olsen where Olsen was fully healthy over the last two seasons.
Brandon Zylstra had a career-high 17 snaps at wide receiver, making one catch for three yards.

Table inside Article
Player	Defensive Snaps	Special Teams Snaps
Jermaine Carter	64 (100%)	11 (42%)
James Bradberry	64 (100%)	6 (23%)
Ross Cockrell	64 (100%)	6 (23%)
Luke Kuechly	64 (100%)	6 (23%)
Tre Boston	64 (100%)
Eric Reid	62 (97%)	6 (23%)
Javien Elliott	54 (84%)	10 (38%)
Bruce Irvin	38 (59%)	6 (23%)
Gerald McCoy	35 (55%)	6 (23%)
Mario Addison	35 (55%)
Efe Obada	32 (50%)	8 (31%)
Stacy McGee	32 (50%)	3 (12%)
Kyle Love	31 (48%)	6 (23%)
Brian Burns	24 (38%)	11 (42%)
Wes Horton	20 (31%)
Vernon Butler	19 (30%)	3 (12%)
Cole Luke	2 (3%)	14 (54%)

Ross Cockrell started and played every snap at cornerback as Donte Jackson only saw four snaps on special teams. Javien Elliott (54 snaps) saw most of the action in the nickel corner position.
Jermaine Carter played 100 percent of the snaps for the first time in his career as he started for the injured Shaq Thompson.
Stacy McGee played his most snaps since 2017 with Washington as he played in place of Vernon Butler (19 snaps) who was ejected in the second half.
Brian Burns played 24 snaps and recorded a sack a week after he played just seven snaps against the Seahawks.

Table inside Article
Player	Special Teams Snaps
Colin Jones	24 (92%)
Jordan Kunaszyk	18 (69%)
Andre Smith	18 (69%)
Mike Davis	15 (58%)
Michael Palardy	7 (27%)
J.J. Jansen	7 (27%)
Joey Slye	5 (19%)
Donte Jackson	4 (15%)

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