Defense
Nickell Robey-Coleman surprisingly played the most snaps of any defender. Typically, that title goes to Cory Littleton, Jalen Ramsey and Eric Weddle, but Robey-Coleman hardly came off the field. The Rams liked him against Larry Fitzgerald, and he did a good job in coverage.
David Long got more playing time in the blowout. He played 27 snaps, which was more than Donte Deayon for the fourth CB spot. Troy Hill and Ramsey obviously stand above them all as the starters outside.
Ogbonnia Okoronkwo and Samson Ebukam played 23 and 29 snaps, respectively. Okoronkwo had an excellent rush that was negated by a bogus roughing the passer penalty, and Ebukam finished with four tackles.
Travin Howard out-snapped Troy Reeder, which is somewhat surprising. He hasn’t gotten much playing time this season, and Reeder’s snaps have been limited, as well, but Howard could be in line for more action as the season goes on.