The Philadelphia Eagles fell to 3-5-1 on the season after an ugly 27-17 road loss to the New York Giants.
Here’s your snap count with breakdown and analysis as the Philadelphia Eagles played 67 snaps on offense, and 71 on defense.
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Quarterback:
67 snaps: Carson Wentz
3 snaps: Jalen Hurts
Hurts logged snaps on Sunday, translating to 2 carries for -1 yard.
Running Back:
48 snaps: Miles Sanders
18 snaps: Boston Scott
1 snap: Corey Clement
The most impressive part of the Eagles offense, Miles Sanders had 15 carries for 85 yards, Boston Scott had 61-yards including an impressive 56-yard TD run, and Clement scored on a 5-yard run on his only offensive snap.
The run-pass ratio for the Eagles was off again as Philadelphia ran 19 times vs. 39 dropbacks.
Wide Receiver:
59 snaps Travis Fulgham
59 snaps Jalen Reagor
42 snaps: Greg Ward
18 snaps: Alshon Jeffery
3 snaps: John Hightower
Jeffery logged zero catches on one target, while Fulgham ended with 1 catch on 5 targets for 8 yards.
Tight End:
62 snaps: Dallas Goedert
21 snaps: Richard Rodgers
Richard Rodgers has been the best tight end on the Eagles roster this season, telling you everything you need to know about what’s taking place.
Offensive Line:
67 snaps: Jason Peters
67 snaps: Sua Opeta
67 snaps: Jason Kelce
67 snaps: Matt Pryor
67 snaps: Lane Johnson
1 snap: Jack Driscoll
Isaac Seumalo returned to practice but apparently was ready for game action. Nate Herbig was sidelined with a finger injury and the Eagles were forced to start Sua Opeta at left guard and he struggled. The Eagles can’t play Jordan Mailata unless Peters moves to guard and the Eagles won’t put their best five on the field until that happens.
Defensive Line:
56 snaps: Fletcher Cox
46 snaps: Derek Barnett
46 snaps: Brandon Graham
36 snaps: Malik Jackson
35 snaps: Javon Hargrave
25 snaps: Josh Sweat
25 snaps: Vinny Curry
16 snaps: T.Y. McGill
The Eagles’ defensive line combined for three sacks, but they were dominated in the running game by a Giants offensive line that has struggled for the bulk of the 2020 season.
Linebacker:
71 snaps: Alex Singleton
53 snaps: T.J. Edwards
51 snaps: Duke Riley
5 snaps: Shaun Bradley
3 snaps: Davion Taylor
Singleton and Edwards combined for 28 tackles, but a lot of those plays took place after positive yards were gained. After having his praises sung all week, T.J. Edwards lost snaps to Alex Singleton.
Defensive Back:
71 snaps: Rodney McLeod
69 snaps: Jalen Mills
69 snaps: Darius Slay
64 snaps: Avonte Maddox
17 snaps: Nickell Robey-Coleman
16 snaps: Cre’Von LeBlanc
6 snaps: Will Parks
1 snap: K’Von Wallace
The Eagles have a cornerback problem again Darius Slay is only one man, meaning the opposing team’s 2nd and 3rd wide receivers will continue to feast. Avonte Maddox and Nickell Robey-Coleman have struggled in coverage and Michael Jacquet could be an option moving forward.