Following the Indianapolis Colts’ Week 7 win over the Miami Dolphins, we have Sunday’s snap count figures. So what stood out?
The deeper we get into the NFL season, in most instances, there are fewer observations to make because by this point, the depth chart and rotations are fairly well established.
But regardless, there were still a few noteworthy takeaways to make from Sunday’s snap count figures.
With help from Pro Football Focus, here are the Colts’ snap count figures from Week 7, along with a few quick thoughts:
Snap counts on offense
| Dalton Tucker | G | 62 |
| Ryan Kelly | C | 62 |
| Anthony Richardson | QB | 62 |
| Bernhard Raimann | T | 61 |
| Braden Smith | T | 61 |
| Quenton Nelson | G | 60 |
| Michael Pittman Jr. | WR | 55 |
| Alec Pierce | WR | 49 |
| Josh Downs | WR | 38 |
| Mo Alie-Cox | TE | 33 |
| Trey Sermon | HB | 32 |
| Tyler Goodson | HB | 30 |
| Andrew Ogletree | TE | 25 |
| Ashton Dulin | WR | 15 |
| Kylen Granson | TE | 14 |
| Adonai Mitchell | WR | 14 |
| Matt Goncalves | T | 3 |
| Will Mallory | TE | 3 |
| Evan Hull | HB | 1 |
| Blake Freeland | T | 1 |
| Tanor Bortolini | C | 1 |
Quick takeaways
– The snap counts for Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson were almost equal this week and in terms of carries, Goodson had more opportunities after showcasing more burst with the ball in his hands these past few weeks.
– It’s been the norm these past few games, but Andrew Ogletree continues to out-snap Kylen Granson. In terms of snaps, Ogletree has emerged as TE2 behind Mo Alie-Cox.
– Ashton Dulin continues to see playing time on offense, often equal to or even more than Adonai Mitchell. While, of course, Mitchell’s upside is far greater, there is something to be said for Dulin’s reliability, especially in the run game.
Snap counts on defense
| Kenny Moore II | CB | 69 |
| Nick Cross | S | 69 |
| Jaylon Jones | CB | 69 |
| Julian Blackmon | S | 69 |
| Zaire Franklin | LB | 69 |
| Grant Stuard | LB | 64 |
| Dayo Odeyingbo | ED | 47 |
| Laiatu Latu | ED | 46 |
| Kwity Paye | ED | 45 |
| Grover Stewart | DI | 42 |
| Taven Bryan | DI | 34 |
| Samuel Womack III | CB | 32 |
| Raekwon Davis | DI | 25 |
| Jaylon Carlies | LB | 21 |
| Segun Olubi | LB | 21 |
| Adetomiwa Adebawore | DI | 19 |
| Adam Gotsis | ED | 15 |
| Isaiah Land | ED | 2 |
| Rodney Thomas II | S | 1 |
Quick takeaways
– Before Jaylon Carlies left the game, he was the nickel linebacker next to Zaire Franklin with Grant Stuard as the SAM backer when in their 4-3 alignment.
– Once Carlies left the game, Stuard was the new nickel linebacker with Segun Olubi then seeing snaps as the third linebacker when in base.
– There was a bit of a wider gap this week compared to most others, but Taven Bryan again saw more playing time than Raekwon Davis.