Snap Counts: Looking at which LSU Tigers played the most on Saturday

Snap counts for the LSU Tigers on Saturday.

With the Kentucky loss now firmly in the rearview mirror, we look at who played the most snaps in the game. Of the 74 offensive snaps, Anthony Bradford and Cam Wire split time at left tackle. Bradford would play 45 snaps to Wire’s 29 snaps. The LSU Tigers continue to have a revolving door at left tackle, a position they need to figure out quickly.

The other notable rotation on offense is the wide receiver rotation. Behind Kayshon Boutte, we have Jack Bech, Brian Thomas Jr, Malik Nabers, and Deion Smith getting the most action. Continuing the youth movement with the sophomore (Boutte) and four freshmen playing the most.

Offensive Snap Counts

Total offensive snap counts in this game: 74

Max Johnson 74 Ty Davis-Price 51 Deion Smith 27 Corey Kiner 13
Liam Shanahan 74 Anthony Bradford 45 Jack Mashburn 22 Armoni Goodwin 6
Chasen Hines 74 Jack Bech 44 Jaray Jenkins 20 Jontre Kirklin 5
Austin Deculus 74 Brian Thomas Jr 43 Devonta Lee 18 Josh Williams 4
Ed Ingram 74 Malik Nabers 33 Trey Palmer 16 Koy Moore 1
Kayshon Boutte 51 Cam Wire 29 Kole Taylor 15 Charles Turner 1

Defensive Snap Counts

Looking at the numbers for the other side of the ball, Cameron Lewis played the most snaps at safety. He would play all but three snaps in this game. Dwight McGlothern and Damone Clark come in with the second most. The only issue in this game came from the lack of pressure and disruption by the front four. That needs to improve this week against the Florida Gators.

Total defensive snap counts in this game: 63

Cameron Lewis 60 Soni Fonua 29
Dwight McGlothern 57 Bugg Strong 21
Damone Clark 56 Darren Evans 19
Micah Baskerville 53 Jaquelin Roy 18
Jay Ward 50 Jacobian Guillory 18
Eli Ricks 47 Mike Jones Jr 18
Ali Gaye 47 Jordan Toles 12
Maason Smth 45 Jarell Cherry 12
BJ Ojulari 44 Raydarious JOnes 7
Cordale Flott 39 Greg Penn III 3
Neil Farrell Jr 38