Snap-Count Takeaways: Biggest notes from Oregon’s usage report vs. Colorado

The CB rotation brings about more questions, while the impact from transfers on defense is understated. Our usage report takeaways from Week 4.

The best times to go through a usage report for the Oregon Ducks and come away with some major takeaways is after a blowout victory when we get a chance to see which young guys on the roster got an opportunity to see the field in the second half.

I didn’t think that we would get an extensive usage report this week against the No. 19 Colorado Buffaloes, but here we are.

The Ducks handled their business in a major way on Saturday vs. Deion Sanders and the Buffs, winning 42-6 in a game that was 35-0 at the half and never competitive after the midway point of the first quarter. While it showed us how dominant Oregon’s starters can be against a porous defense and a dynamic offense, it also have us a look at a ton of young players who got onto the field both in meaningful game action and in a late-game scenario when the contest was already out of hand.

Without further ado, here are our snap-count takeaways from Week 4: