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The Arizona Cardinals played 57 defensive snaps on Sunday in their 26-9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. How was that playing time divided up?

Let’s take a look at the individual snap counts for every player who appeared in the game, split up by position group.

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In the Arizona Cardinals’ 26-9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on the road in Week 6, the offense was on the field for 76 snaps. They had 19 more snaps than the Rams.

How were those snaps divided up?

Let’s take a look at the individual offensive snap counts from Sunday for everyone who got in the game, grouped by position.

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The Arizona Cardinals fell to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday 26-9 on the road. They were overwhelmed by the run game in the second half.

After L.A. attempted only three rushes for five yards in the first half, they exploded for 176 rushing yards in the second half, outscoring the Cardinals 17-0.

Cooper Kupp had a big game.

For the Cardinals, quarterback Josh Dobbs made some big plays with his legs but also lost a fumble and was picked off.

While there were more for the Rams, the Cardinals did have some highlight plays.

You can catch every big play in the following video.

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The Arizona Cardinals lost their Week 6 road game to the Los Angeles Rams 26-9 on Sunday. The game followed a familiar script.

They played well in the first half but saw things fall apart in the second half.

The Cardinals led the Rams 9-6 at halftime but were outscored 17-0 in the second half.

They played well offensively and defensively in the first half.

In the second half, they were overwhelmed. Josh Dobbs turned the ball over twice.

Defensively, they were unable to contain running back Kyren Williams, who finished with 158 rushing yards and a touchdown.

For the third week in a row, they had an opposing receiver gain more than 140 yards. After 148 from San Francisco’s Brandon Aiyuk and 192 from Cincinnati’s Ja’Marr Chase, Cooper Kupp had seven catches for 148 yards.

For the third time in four weeks, an opposing running back has rushed for more than 100 yards.

They were outscored 17-0 in the second half.

So far this season, they have been outscored 95-30 in the second half. They have not scored more than eight points in the second half of any game.

They come out prepared, play hard and are competitive but mistakes, lack of talent and opponent adjustments are too much for them to overcome with the personnel they have.

The result? Another loss.

They are proving to be both better than we thought they would be and exactly what we expected.

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