Eagles snap counts vs. the Browns: Breakdown, analysis from 22-17 loss

Eagles snap counts vs. the Browns: Breakdown, analysis

The Philadelphia Eagles fell to 3-6-1 on the season after an ugly 22-17 road loss to the Cleveland Browns.

With a Monday night matchup at home against the Seahawks on the horizon, here are the snap counts for Sunday’s loss with breakdown and analysis.

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Quarterback: Carson Wentz 68 snaps, Jalen Hurts 1 snap

Wentz played every snap on Sunday, going 21 of 35 for 235 yards, two touchdowns, and two more interceptions. Hurts saw one snap in the rainy, gloomy conditions.

Running Back: Miles Sanders 41 snaps, Boston Scott 27 snaps

The Eagles promoted Elijah Holyfield up from the practice squad and he only saw five snaps on special teams. The Eagles rolled with Sanders and Scott on the afternoon. Miles Sanders led the Eagles with 66 yards on 16 carries (4.1 ypc), but had a huge fumble early in the first quarter. Boston Scott carried the ball 5 times for 24 yards.

Wide Receiver: Travis Fulgham 65 snaps, Jalen Reagor 63 snaps, Greg Ward 46 snaps, Alshon Jeffery 5 snaps, John Hightower 1 snap

Jeffery took a step back from a snap count, logging 5 one week after playing 18 snaps against the Giants. Weather likely played a factor in the reduction. Travis Fulgham led the Eagles in snaps at the receiver position, while Reagor led in the stat line, catching four passes for 52 yards. Fulgham was again held to one catch.

Tight End: Dallas Goedert 68 snaps, Richard Rodgers 22 snaps

Goedert played every snap on Sunday, catching 5 passes for 77 yards and a touchdown. Richard Rodgers made the most of his 22 snaps, catching 2 passes for 48 yards and a touchdown.

Offensive Line: Isaac Seumalo 68 snaps, Matt Pryor 68 snaps, Jason Kelce 64 snaps, Jason Peters 47 snaps, Lane Johnson 41 snaps, Jordan Mailata 26 snaps, Sua Opeta 17 snaps, Jack Driscoll 6 snaps, Luke Juriga 4 snaps

The Eagles offensive line struggled on Sunday with only Seumalo and Matt Pryor seeing every snap. Jason Peters played the worst game of his career and Lane Johnson left with a shoulder injury.

Defensive Line: Brandon Graham 53 snaps, Javon Hargrave 49 snaps, Fletcher Cox 45 snaps, Derek Barnett 38 snaps, Josh Sweat 34 snaps, Malik Jackson 32 snaps, T.Y. McGill 14 snaps, Joe Ostman 9 snaps

The Eagles play valiantly on the defensive line Sunday with Brandon Graham and Fletcher Cox leading the way. Javon Hargrave had a solid game with seven tackles, while Josh Sweat had 6 tackles and 1 sack.

Linebacker: Alex Singleton 67 snaps, T.J. Edwards 47 snaps, Davion Taylor 18 snaps,

Singleton is proving to be a solid NFL linebacker and he showed his mettle again on Sunday, leading the Eagles with 12 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, and 1 sack. T.J. Edwards missed some tackles but had another solid outing, logging 5 tackles and 1 tackle for loss.

Defensive Back: Rodney McLeod 67 snaps, Jalen Mills 63 snaps, Darius Slay 51 snaps, Avonte Maddox 44 snaps, Nickell Robey-Coleman 25 snaps, Will Parks 14 snaps, Cre’Von LeBlanc 13 snaps

The Eagles secondary again gave up to many first-down conversions and outside of Slay, the entire secondary struggled in coverage.

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