Snap Count vs. Ole Miss

[BMF]

This is posted by a guy on 247, good info.

No ST's numbers, 4 true freshman played, only 5 OL's got in the game, poor Rick Wells didn't see the field...

Offense 74 snaps

QB Snaps %
Kyle Trask 66 (89.19%)
Emory Jones 8 (10.81%)

RB Snaps %
Malik Davis 32 (43.24%)
Dameon Pierce 23 (31.08%)
Nay'Quan Wright 19 (25.68%)

WR Snaps %
Kadarius Toney 51 (68.92%)
Trevon Grimes 45 (60.81%)
Jacob Copeland 37 (50.00%)
Xzavier Henderson 35 (47.30%)
Justin Shorter 29 (39.19%)
Trent Whittemore 23 (31.08%)

TE Snaps %
Kyle Pitts 52 (70.27%)
Kemore Gamble 14 (18.92%)
Keon Zipperer 10 (13.51%)

OL Snaps %
Stone Forsythe 74 (100.00%)
Jean Delance 74 (100.00%)
Brett Heggie 74 (100.00%)
Richard Gouraige 74 (100.00%)
Stewart Reese 74 (100.00%)

Defense 78 snaps

DB Snaps %
Kaiir Elam 77 (98.72%)
Marco Wilson 74 (94.87%)
Donovan Stiner 74 (94.87%)
Jaydon Hill 42 (53.85%)
Rashard Torrence 50 (64.10%)
Chester Kimbrough 37 (47.44%)
Trey Dean 22 (28.21%)
Shawn Davis 9 (11.54%)
CJ McWilliams 4 (5.13%)

LB Snaps %
Amari Burney 78 (100.00%)
Ventrell Miller 75 (96.15%)
Lacedrick Brunson 3 (3.85%)

DL Snaps %
Zachary Carter 58 (74.36%)
Brenton Cox 57 (73.08%)
Tedarrell Slaton 41 (52.56%)
Khris Bogle 37 (47.44%)
Marlon Dulap 37 (47.44%)
David Reese 25 (32.05%)
Andrew Chatfield 23 (29.49%)
Mohamoud Diabate 24 (30.77%)
Gervon Dexter 11 (14.10%)

 

[URGatorBait]

Stiner's snap count and % is too high

 

[BMF]

Stiner's snap count and % is too high

That's true. What is surprising is Dean's vs. Torrence (a 3rd year, former starter vs. a true freshman).

 

[LongTooth]

That's true. What is surprising is Dean's vs. Torrence (a 3rd year, former starter vs. a true freshman).

Torrence was apparently tearing it up in practice.

But, so was CJ McWilliams and his hype train derailed after four snaps.....

 

[Gator87]

Stiner's snap count and % is too high

Yeah, about 94.87% too high.

 

[URGatorBait]

That's true. What is surprising is Dean's vs. Torrence (a 3rd year, former starter vs. a true freshman).

I just want the best guys at the position to play.

I don't care about seniority with the players.....put up or shut up

 

[TheDouglas78]

I just want the best guys at the position to play.

I don't care about seniority with the players.....put up or shut up

Mrs Urg has the same policy why she shares your home with your 6 other brothers

 

[gatorfan81]

Mrs Urg has the same policy why she shares your home with your 6 other brothers

 

[Gatorbait25]

I was pleasantly surprised that Dean played well. I thought Chatfield looked pretty good too.
Burney was less than impressive. I would like to see Diabate get more of his snaps.

 

[Gatormac2112]

I dont recall seeing Dexter after his interception. Wonder why

 

[URGatorBait]

Mrs Urg has the same policy why she shares your home with your 6 other brothers

You're both dead

 

[Frozen Gator]

I was pleasantly surprised that Dean played well. I thought Chatfield looked pretty good too.
Burney was less than impressive. I would like to see Diabate get more of his snaps.

Diabate looked like he's gained some much weight!

 

[chferg]

Stiner's snap count and % is too high

Might have something to do with Stewart and Davis both being out. One because he is dumb and the other because he likes to head hunt

 

[Okeechobee Joe]

Kadarius Toney got in on about 70% of the plays. Playmakers make plays when they get to play.

 

[Zambo]

Looking forward to Shawn Davis being back in the lineup. I'd imagine he will be playing with a big chip on his shoulder after all that covid preseason pain and then only getting to play 9 snaps before the targeting call.

 

[soflagator]

Kadarius Toney got in on about 70% of the plays. Playmakers make plays when they get to play.

One of the pleasant surprises for me(that kind of got overlooked because of Pitts), was Toney's play. He seemed much more mature in his decision making and looks more polished as a WR. It's likely a good sign that he listened to his critiquing last year before the draft decision and has worked on that in the offseason. In general, he seemed relaxed and was having fun which bodes well for him and us.

 

[GatorJ]

Looking forward to Shawn Davis being back in the lineup. I'd imagine he will be playing with a big chip on his shoulder after all that covid preseason pain and then only getting to play 9 snaps before the targeting call.

from the presser yesterday it looks like Elam was disgusted with the defensive backfield performance as well. Said that will not happen again.

 

[gatormandan]

Said that will not happen again.

Tim Elam! Love it!

 

[YLGator]

Interesting that we felt the need to play the starting OL on 100% of the plays, but pulled our starting QB for 11% of the plays in a contested game while he was in the middle of a record setting performance.

 

[soflagator]

Interesting that we felt the need to play the starting OL on 100% of the plays, but pulled our starting QB for 11% of the plays in a contested game while he was in the middle of a record setting performance.

The lure of the switch-up dual threat QB. I love much of what I've seen from Emory, and I think we're in good hands when it's his turn. But if he were in the middle of a record game, and it was tied, I'd be just as upset about seeing him trot off to be replaced by Trask for a play or two. Probably was the turning point in the Lsu game last year.

Outside of Tebow spelling Leak in 2006, I don't think I've ever seen it work. Sean Payton likely cost his team with it on Sunday as well. But they seemingly can't resist.