Panthers Snap Counts vs Saints

[Jeremy Igo]

Player	Offensive Snaps	Special Teams Snaps
Chris Reed	46 (100%)	5 (23%)
Taylor Moton	46 (100%)	5 (23%)
Teddy Bridgewater	46 (100%)
Matt Paradis	46 (100%)
DJ Moore	42 (91%)
Robby Anderson	40 (87%)
Mike Davis	33 (72%)
Ian Thomas	32 (70%)
Dennis Daley	28 (61%)
Russell Okung	26 (57%)
Curtis Samuel	22 (48%)
Greg Little	20 (43%)	5 (23%)
Chris Manhertz	20 (43%)	5 (23%)
Seth Roberts	19 (41%)
Trent Scott	18 (39%)	5 (23%)
Brandon Zylstra	5 (11%)	12 (55%)
Alex Armah	4 (9%)	12 (55%)
Colin Thompson	4 (9%)	12 (55%)
Myles Hartsfield	4 (9%)	12 (55%)
Trenton Cannon	3 (7%)	6 (27%)
Pharoh Cooper	2 (4%)	6 (27%)

• Left tackle Russell Okung played only 57 percent of the snaps after leaving the game with a calf injury. Greg Little played the other 20 snaps in his place.
• Guard Dennis Daley saw his first action of the season, starting and playing 28 snaps in place of the injured John Miller. Trent Scott also saw time in that spot in the line with 18 snaps.
• Wide receiver Curtis Samuel only played 22 snaps but had seven touches for 53 yards and a touchdown in those snaps.
• Defensive back Myles Hartsfield saw his first action on offense this season, playing four snaps at running back and getting two carries for two yards.

Table inside Article

Player	Defensive Snaps	Special Teams Snaps
Shaq Thompson	70 (100%)	5 (23%)
Tre Boston	70 (100%)	5 (23%)
Sam Franklin	70 (100%)	5 (23%)
Donte Jackson	68 (97%)	5 (23%)
Jeremy Chinn	66 (94%)	6 (27%)
Brian Burns	60 (86%)	5 (23%)
Derrick Brown	54 (77%)	4 (18%)
Tahir Whitehead	42 (60%)	5 (23%)
Stephen Weatherly	38 (54%)	5 (23%)
Troy Pride	37 (53%)	16 (73%)
Zach Kerr	31 (44%)	8 (36%)
Corn Elder	28 (40%)	5 (23%)
Marquis Haynes	28 (40%)
Eli Apple	28 (40%)
Efe Obada	20 (29%)
Bravvion Roy	19 (27%)	2 (9%)
Adarius Taylor	18 (26%)	12 (55%)
Woodrow Hamilton	10 (14%)	1 (5%)
Jermaine Carter	6 (9%)	12 (55%)
Austin Larkin	6 (9%)	6 (27%)
Julian Stanford	1 (1%)	12 (55%)

• Safety Sam Franklin played 100 percent of the snaps in his first career start. Franklin had two tackles on the game.
• Cornerback Donte Jackson played 97 percent of the snaps, his highest percentage since Week 2 when he played all of the snaps at Tampa Bay.
• Cornerback Troy Pride Jr. started, but played just 52 percent of the snaps. Eli Apple saw his first playing time on defense with 40 percent of the snaps after he entered the game as questionable.
• Linebacker Adarius Taylor played 26 percent of the snaps and made five tackles, including a tackle for loss.
• Defensive tackle Derrick Brown played a career-high 77 percent of the snaps, after 71 percent last week.

Table inside Article

Player	Special Teams Snaps
Kenny Robinson	11 (50%)
Joey Slye	10 (45%)
Joseph Charlton	6 (27%)
J.J. Jansen	6 (27%)
Sam Tecklenburg	5 (23%)

[Mr. Scot]

Man, that's a big disparity between offensive snaps and defensive snaps.

[Jeremy Igo]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Man, that's a big disparity between offensive snaps and defensive snaps.

Yep. Defense has to get off the dang field. 
 

More than anything else, THAT was the difference in the game. 

[SetfreexX]

Kinda hard to get off the field when a 3.5 yard completion per pass is a first down in three plays. The Saints passing attack is so annoying in the sense that teams keep playing all these soft coverages, you saw the difference in the 2nd half as we started to play up more. 

A random #12 was on pace for a Michael Thomas day off sheer volume of receptions at 7-9 yards at the spot of the completion. Then all the screens to Kamara, IMO the last two weeks we missed CMC. I think his presence is enough to help with these one possession losses. 

[jfra78]

At one point New Orleans was 12 of 13 on 3rd down, thats crazy.

[Mr. Scot]

Another one that's telling...

Thomas Morstead - 0

[Pantherxtreme]

58 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

At one point New Orleans was 12 of 13 on 3rd down, thats crazy.

Without their 2 starting receivers. Defensive game plan was questionable. 

[TDAllDay]

Tre Boston had 70 more snaps then he should have.  Just sayin'.

[WOW!!]

3 minutes ago, TDAllDay said:

Tre Boston had 70 more snaps then he should have.  Just sayin'.

Boston also made plays and was a way better tackler then most of the secondary yesterday...

Let's be a little objective here...

[BrianS]

1 hour ago, WOW!! said:

Boston also made plays and was a way better tackler then most of the secondary yesterday...

Let's be a little objective here...

 

Good cut by Kamara, but still . . .

Didn't even get his head around to look at the ball . . .

He runs up in the pile, gets blocked and the play goes right into the space he left.

5 yards off the deep receiver . . .

Bad angle, missed the tackle . . .

Bad angle, missed the tackle 2 . . . 

Oh ffs.

Missed the coverage and the tackle, Chinn with the cleanup . . .

Shaq Thompson with a deeper drop than our safety . . .

 

I would objectively say that Tre Boston was terrible yesterday.

[Mr. Scot]

1 hour ago, BrianS said:

 

Good cut by Kamara, but still . . .

Didn't even get his head around to look at the ball . . .

He runs up in the pile, gets blocked and the play goes right into the space he left.

5 yards off the deep receiver . . .

Bad angle, missed the tackle . . .

Bad angle, missed the tackle 2 . . . 

Oh ffs.

Missed the coverage and the tackle, Chinn with the cleanup . . .

Shaq Thompson with a deeper drop than our safety . . .

 

I would objectively say that Tre Boston was terrible yesterday.

FYI: He doesn't watch the games.

[t96]

8 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Another one that's telling...

Thomas Morstead - 0

Is he not their holder?

[SnowPanther]

2 hours ago, WOW!! said:

Boston also made plays and was a way better tackler then most of the secondary yesterday...

Let's be a little objective here...

Boston was like a chicken with his head cut off on a lot of those plays today. He's lucky Tahir Whitehead is on this defense otherwise he'd be in the running for LVP.

[Mr. Scot]

2 hours ago, t96 said:

Is he not their holder?

Point being that he never punted.