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Raiders Week 15 snap counts vs Falcons: Who took Maxx Crosby’s snaps?

With Maxx Crosby lost for the season, the Raiders gave the bulk of the snaps to K’Lavon Chaisson and Tyree Wilson.

Monday Night the Raiders were without their best player. Maxx Crosby was lost for the season after aggravating a high ankle sprain he had initially injured earlier in the season.

With Crosby out, and Charles Snowden inactive following his DUI arrest last week, the Raiders had to decide who got the bulk of the snaps at defensive end.

Turns out it was two former first round picks who got the bulk of the snaps at defensive end. Tyree Wilson got the start, but it was K’Lavon Chaisson who led the way among defensive linemen, playing all but one snap.

Chaisson had five tackles, one for a loss. While Wilson had four tackles, two for a loss, a sack, and a QB hit.

Offense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Kolton Miller T 67 100% 2 8%
Delmar Glaze T 67 100% 2 8%
Dylan Parham G 67 100% 2 8%
Desmond Ridder QB 67 100% 0 0%
Jackson Powers-Johnson C 67 100% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 64 96% 0 0%
Jordan Meredith G 63 94% 2 8%
Brock Bowers TE 63 94% 0 0%
Jakobi Meyers WR 60 90% 0 0%
Michael Mayer TE 47 70% 2 8%
Ameer Abdullah RB 31 46% 13 52%
Terrace Marshall Jr. WR 26 39% 0 0%
Alexander Mattison RB 22 33% 0 0%
Sincere McCormick RB 14 21% 0 0%
Harrison Bryant TE 7 10% 9 36%
Cody Whitehair G 4 6% 0 0%
Ramel Keyton WR 1 1% 5 20%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Decamerion Richardson CB 58 100% 6 24%
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 58 100% 4 16%
Jack Jones CB 58 100% 1 4%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 58 100% 0 0%
K’Lavon Chaisson DE 57 98% 0 0%
Robert Spillane LB 57 98% 0 0%
Jonah Laulu DT 53 91% 5 20%
Tyree Wilson DE 42 72% 4 16%
John Jenkins DT 40 69% 6 24%
Adam Butler DT 40 69% 0 0%
Divine Deablo LB 38 66% 5 20%
Nate Hobbs CB 32 55% 0 0%
Zachary Carter DT 21 36% 1 4%
Amari Burney LB 13 22% 23 92%
Thomas Harper FS 7 12% 17 68%
Janarius Robinson DE 6 10% 6 24%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Kana’i Mauga LB 0 0% 23 92%
Tommy Eichenberg LB 0 0% 23 92%
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 23 92%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 17 68%
Trey Taylor SS 0 0% 16 64%
Dylan Laube RB 0 0% 12 48%
Darnay Holmes CB 0 0% 10 40%
Justin Shorter TE 0 0% 8 32%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 7 28%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 7 28%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 6 24%
Matthew Butler DT 0 0% 3 12%
Thayer Munford T 0 0% 2 8%
Andre James C 0 0% 2 8

 

Raiders Week 14 snap counts vs Buccaneers: Another career high for RB Sincere McCormick

Promising running back Sincere McCormick sets a new career high for his third straight week.

Another week, another realization that the Raiders had a hidden gem on their hands in Sincere McCormick. The former undrafted running back has spent the past two years with the Raiders, exclusively on the team’s practice quad. That was until a few weeks ago when he was forced into action due to the injuries to starters Zamir White and Alexander Mattison.

Now three weeks later and McCormick continued to earn a great share of the workload each week. He had eight in his first career game three weeks ago, in week 13 he had 26, and this past week it jumped to 41 snaps with McCormick getting his first career start.

His numbers went up each week as well, setting new career highs each game. From five carries for 33 yards to 12 carries for 64 yards and finally 15 carries for 78 yards.

Offense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Delmar Glaze T 67 100% 3 13%
Kolton Miller T 67 100% 3 13%
Jordan Meredith G 67 100% 3 13%
Dylan Parham G 67 100% 3 13%
Jackson Powers-Johnson G 67 100% 0 0%
Jakobi Meyers WR 61 91% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 59 88% 0 0%
Brock Bowers TE 57 85% 0 0%
Michael Mayer TE 54 81% 3 13%
Aidan O’Connell QB 44 66% 0 0%
Sincere McCormick RB 41 61% 0 0%
Ameer Abdullah RB 26 39% 8 35%
Desmond Ridder QB 23 34% 0 0%
Terrace Marshall Jr. WR 15 22% 0 0%
Harrison Bryant TE 14 21% 9 39%
Thayer Munford T 4 6% 3 13%
Kana’i Mauga LB 4 6% 16 70%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 62 100% 4 17%
Maxx Crosby DE 62 100% 4 17%
Decamerion Richardson CB 62 100% 3 13%
Robert Spillane LB 62 100% 0 0%
Jack Jones CB 62 100% 0 0%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 62 100% 0 0%
Adam Butler DT 49 79% 4 17%
Jonah Laulu DT 39 63% 4 17%
Divine Deablo LB 38 61% 4 17%
John Jenkins DT 37 60% 4 17%
Darnay Holmes CB 35 56% 1 4%
K’Lavon Chaisson LB 28 45% 0 0%
Tyree Wilson DE 27 44% 4 17%
Charles Snowden DE 23 37% 4 17%
Thomas Harper FS 15 24% 12 52%
Amari Burney LB 12 19% 20 87%
Zachary Carter DT 6 10% 0 0%
Matthew Butler DT 1 2% 3 13%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Tommy Eichenberg LB 0 0% 20 87%
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 16 70%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 16 70%
Trey Taylor SS 0 0% 16 70%
Sam Webb CB 0 0% 14 61%
Dylan Laube RB 0 0% 12 52%
Kristian Wilkerson WR 0 0% 9 39%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 7 30%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 7 30%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 7 30%
Ramel Keyton WR 0 0% 4 17%
Andrus Peat G 0 0% 3 13

Raiders Week 13 snap counts vs Chiefs: Sincere McCormick sees big jump in snaps, carries

Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce kept his word and Sincere McCormick saw his snaps and carries increase week 13 vs the Chiefs.

This time last week, Sincere McCormick had never taken an NFL field. Then he took his eight snaps week 12 and made the most of them. He picked up 33 yards on five carries (6.6 yards per carry) and afterward head coach Antonio Pierce said McCormick had earned more playing time.

Pierce kept his word and McCormick’s snaps jumped to 26 Friday against the Chiefs (38%). He didn’t disappoint with his increased snaps, rushing for a team high 64 yards on 12 carries (5.3 yards per carry).

Both Zamir White and Alexander Mattison were inactive week 13 with injuries, which has led to McCormick’s emergence. The 2023 undrafted free agent could end up being a key part of the Raiders plans even when White and Mattison return to the lineup and beyond.

Offense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Kolton Miller T 68 100% 6 19%
Jordan Meredith G 68 100% 6 19%
Dylan Parham G 68 100% 6 19%
DJ Glaze T 68 100% 6 19%
Jackson Powers-Johnson C 68 100% 6 19%
Aidan O’Connell QB 68 100% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 66 97% 0 0%
Jakobi Meyers WR 63 93% 0 0%
Brock Bowers TE 61 90% 0 0%
Michael Mayer TE 43 63% 10 32%
Ameer Abdullah RB 42 62% 5 16%
Sincere McCormick RB 26 38% 8 26%
Terrace Marshall Jr. WR 16 24% 0 0%
DJ Turner WR 15 22% 12 39%
Thayer Munford T 6 9% 6 19%
Kana’i Mauga LB 1 1% 17 55%
Justin Shorter TE 1 1% 13 42%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Maxx Crosby DE 71 100% 6 19%
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 71 100% 5 16%
Decamerion Richardson CB 71 100% 5 16%
Jack Jones CB 71 100% 0 0%
Robert Spillane LB 71 100% 0 0%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 71 100% 0 0%
Adam Butler DT 60 85% 6 19%
Divine Deablo LB 51 72% 4 13%
John Jenkins DT 43 61% 8 26%
Darnay Holmes CB 43 61% 0 0%
Jonah Laulu DT 37 52% 8 26%
Thomas Harper FS 34 48% 19 61%
Tyree Wilson DE 34 48% 7 23%
K’Lavon Chaisson DE 25 35% 0 0%
Charles Snowden DE 15 21% 6 19%
Zachary Carter DT 6 8% 0 0%
Amari Burney LB 5 7% 25 81%
Janarius Robinson DE 2 3% 3 10%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Tommy Eichenberg LB 0 0% 25 81%
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 22 71%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 17 55%
Dylan Laube RB 0 0% 13 42%
Trey Taylor SS 0 0% 13 42%
Sam Webb CB 0 0% 12 39%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 10 32%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 10 32%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 10 32%
Andrus Peat G 0 0% 6 19

Raiders Week 12 snap counts vs Broncos: RB Dylan Laube makes impact on special teams

Even with the Raiders lead backs Zamir White and Alexander Mattison out with injury, the rookie Dylan Laube saw zero offensive snaps.

If I might finish that headline “…and special teams only.”

For all the talk of the rookie tailback getting his most extensive work in this game due to the injuries to lead backs Zamir White and Alexander Mattison, Laube didn’t see a single snap on offense. Not just no carries, but no snaps.

You might recall Laube has just one carry this season and he fumbled it.

Laube did, however, see 13 snaps on special teams and had one of the game’s biggest plays, returning a kick 59 yards to set up the Raiders’ only touchdown in the game.

Offense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Kolton Miller T 77 100% 5 15%
Dylan Parham G 77 100% 5 15%
DJ Glaze T 77 100% 5 15%
Jackson Powers-Johnson C 77 100% 5 15%
Jakobi Meyers WR 76 99% 0 0%
Brock Bowers TE 72 94% 0 0%
Jordan Meredith G 70 91% 4 12%
Ameer Abdullah RB 69 90% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 69 90% 0 0%
Gardner Minshew II QB 64 83% 0 0%
DJ Turner WR 48 62% 21 62%
Michael Mayer TE 34 44% 10 29%
Desmond Ridder QB 13 17% 0 0%
Sincere McCormick RB 8 10% 4 12%
Andrus Peat G 7 9% 5 15%
Justin Shorter TE 4 5% 15 44%
Ramel Keyton WR 3 4% 8 24%
Kana’i Mauga LB 2 3% 20 59%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Maxx Crosby DE 68 100% 7 21%
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 68 100% 7 21%
Decamerion Richardson CB 68 100% 0 0%
Jack Jones CB 68 100% 0 0%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 68 100% 0 0%
Robert Spillane LB 68 100% 0 0%
Adam Butler DT 60 88% 7 21%
Divine Deablo LB 55 81% 5 15%
Darnay Holmes CB 52 76% 0 0%
John Jenkins DT 38 56% 9 26%
Jonah Laulu DT 37 54% 9 26%
Tyree Wilson DE 30 44% 9 26%
Thomas Harper FS 23 34% 21 62%
K’Lavon Chaisson LB 23 34% 0 0%
Charles Snowden DE 12 18% 7 21%
Janarius Robinson DE 6 9% 2 6%
Zachary Carter DT 3 4% 0 0%
Amari Burney LB 1 1% 29 85%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Tommy Eichenberg LB 0 0% 29 85%
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 27 79%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 20 59%
Trey Taylor SS 0 0% 15 44%
Dylan Laube RB 0 0% 13 38%
Sam Webb CB 0 0% 11 32%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 10 29%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 10 29%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 10 29%
Thayer Munford T 0 0% 5 15%
Kyu Blu Kelly CB 0 0% 4 12%
Andre James C 0 0% 1 3%

 

Raiders Week 11 snap counts vs Dolphins: Cornerback depth stripped down

At one point the Raiders had no starting cornerbacks on the field and no reserves left at the position either.

Coming into Sunday’s game, the Raiders were down one starting cornerback. Nate Hobbs was OUT with an ankle injury. He was replaced by Darnay Holmes at slot corner. But very quickly the situation got far more dire.

On the second snap of the game, Jakorian Bennett was lost to a shoulder injury and didn’t return. He was replaced by DeCamerion Richardson, leaving Jack Jones as the only starter.

Then Jones left the game for a time, ushering in, which brought in Sam Webb, who was the only remaining cornerback on the roster. And for a time, the Raiders were not only fielding three reserve corners, but their ONLY available corners.

Those three reserves were on the field together when the Raiders gave up the wide open 57-yard touchdown catch to Jonnu Smith that clinched the Dolphins win.

If you’re looking for a glimmer of good news, the offensive line stayed healthy.

All season long, the Raiders have had issues with their offensive line staying healthy. It’s for that reason that they were fielding their sixth starting offensive line of the season on Sunday. And they didn’t have a lot of wiggle room should one of that starting five go down.

So it was with great relief that the Oline started played wall-to-wall, a rare and welcome sight this season.

From left to right LT Kolton Miller, LG Dylan Parham, C Jackson Powers-Johnson, RG Jordan Meredith, RT DJ Glaze all played 100% of the snaps in the game. This is just the fourth time this season that has happened.

Offense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Dylan Parham G 65 100% 3 13%
Kolton Miller T 65 100% 3 13%
Jordan Meredith G 65 100% 3 13%
DJ Glaze T 65 100% 3 13%
Jackson Powers-Johnson C 65 100% 0 0%
Gardner Minshew II QB 65 100% 0 0%
Brock Bowers TE 62 95% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 58 89% 0 0%
Jakobi Meyers WR 57 88% 0 0%
Michael Mayer TE 34 52% 3 13%
DJ Turner WR 28 43% 14 61%
Ameer Abdullah RB 22 34% 12 52%
Zamir White RB 22 34% 2 9%
Alexander Mattison RB 20 31% 0 0%
Justin Shorter TE 9 14% 12 52%
Terrace Marshall Jr. WR 7 11% 0 0%
Ramel Keyton WR 5 8% 7 30%
Thayer Munford T 1 2% 3 13%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 68 100% 6 26%
Maxx Crosby DE 68 100% 6 26%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 68 100% 2 9%
Robert Spillane LB 68 100% 0 0%
Decamerion Richardson CB 66 97% 1 4%
Jack Jones CB 58 85% 0 0%
Adam Butler DT 51 75% 6 26%
Charles Snowden DE 46 68% 13 57%
Darnay Holmes CB 46 68% 6 26%
Divine Deablo LB 46 68% 2 9%
John Jenkins DT 35 51% 6 26%
Jonah Laulu DT 33 49% 6 26%
Tyree Wilson DE 23 34% 6 26%
K’Lavon Chaisson LB 19 28% 0 0%
Matthew Butler DT 16 24% 3 13%
Amari Burney LB 13 19% 20 87%
Sam Webb CB 10 15% 5 22%
Thomas Harper FS 9 13% 13 57%
Janarius Robinson DE 3 4% 0 0%
Jakorian Bennett CB 2 3% 0 0%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Tommy Eichenberg LB 0 0% 20 87%
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 18 78%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 14 61%
Kana’i Mauga LB 0 0% 14 61%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 8 35%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 5 22%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 5 22%
Andrus Peat G 0 0% 3 13%

 

Raiders only full time starting WR had zero touches Week 6 despite playing nearly every snap

The Raiders only starting receiver played nearly every snap vs the Steelers and had zero touches

With Davante Adams and Jakobi Meyers OUT for this game, the only wide receiver on the Raiders’ roster was Tre Tucker. So, you’d figure he would be a big part of the offense. Yeah, about that…

Tucker played all but three snaps in the game (62), but didn’t have a single catch or carry to show for it.

It wasn’t really his fault. He was only targeted twice in the game and the first one didn’t come until the final seconds of the second quarter.

Tucker is a weapon for this team, with his speed and improved catching abilities this season. But while Aidan O’Connell and the Raiders offense was searching for answers, they oddly weren’t looking to Tucker much to find it.

Offense Spec tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Delmar Glaze T 63 100% 1 4%
Jackson Powers-Johnson G 63 100% 1 4%
Kolton Miller T 63 100% 1 4%
Andre James C 63 100% 0 0%
Aidan O’Connell QB 63 100% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 60 95% 0 0%
Brock Bowers TE 50 79% 0 0%
Jordan Meredith G 43 68% 1 4%
Alexander Mattison RB 43 68% 0 0%
DJ Turner WR 42 67% 2 8%
Harrison Bryant TE 36 57% 8 32%
Alex Bachman WR 27 43% 14 56%
Kristian Wilkerson WR 27 43% 0 0%
Dylan Parham G 20 32% 1 4%
Ameer Abdullah RB 19 30% 15 60%
John Samuel Shenker TE 8 13% 15 60%
Andrus Peat G 2 3% 1 4%
Dylan Laube RB 1 2% 11 44%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 67 100% 6 24%
Robert Spillane LB 67 100% 0 0%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 67 100% 0 0%
Jack Jones CB 64 96% 0 0%
Maxx Crosby DE 63 94% 0 0%
Divine Deablo LB 62 93% 4 16%
Nate Hobbs CB 62 93% 0 0%
Adam Butler DT 56 84% 1 4%
John Jenkins DT 42 63% 6 24%
Charles Snowden DE 33 49% 10 40%
Matthew Butler DT 32 48% 6 24%
Jakorian Bennett CB 32 48% 0 0%
Jonah Laulu DT 24 36% 6 24%
K’Lavon Chaisson LB 24 36% 0 0%
Tyree Wilson DE 23 34% 5 20%
Nesta Jade Silvera DT 10 15% 6 24%
Thomas Harper FS 5 7% 23 92%
Darnay Holmes CB 4 6% 3 12%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Kana’i Mauga LB 0 0% 24 96%
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 24 96%
Amari Burney LB 0 0% 24 96%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 18 72%
Trey Taylor SS 0 0% 14 56%
Decamerion Richardson CB 0 0% 8 32%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 5 20%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 5 20%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 4 16%
Cody Whitehair G 0 0% 1 4%

 

Raiders Week 5 snap counts vs Broncos: Rookies get plenty of playing time

The Raiders are increasingly diffing into their depth chart this season. One result was a good deal of Raiders rookies getting the start and others getting increased snaps. Here’s how the rookies snaps worked out for this one: Rd 1 TE Brock Bowers – …

The Raiders are increasingly diffing into their depth chart this season. One result was a good deal of Raiders rookies getting the start and others getting increased snaps. Here’s how the rookies snaps worked out for this one:

Rd 1 TE Brock Bowers — Start, 55 snaps (79%)
Rd 2 G Jackson Powers-Johnson — Start, 70 snaps (100%)
Rd 3 T DJ Glaze — Start, 70 snaps (100%)
Rd 5 LB Tommy Eichenberg — Start, 45 snaps (71%), 18 ST snaps (60%)
Rd 6 RB Dylan Laube — 10 ST snaps (30%)
UDFA LB Amari Gainer — 28 ST snaps (93%)
UDFA DT Jonah Laulu — 19 snaps (30%), 9 ST snaps (30%)
UDFA CB Thomas Harper — 13 (21%), 23 ST snaps (77%)

Offense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Jackson Powers-Johnson G 70 100% 2 7%
Delmar Glaze T 70 100% 2 7%
Dylan Parham G 70 100% 2 7%
Andre James C 70 100% 0 0%
Kolton Miller T 70 100% 0 0%
Jakobi Meyers WR 68 97% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 59 84% 0 0%
Brock Bowers TE 55 79% 0 0%
DJ Turner WR 52 74% 11 37%
Gardner Minshew II QB 44 63% 0 0%
Alexander Mattison RB 40 57% 0 0%
Harrison Bryant TE 32 46% 5 17%
Ameer Abdullah RB 31 44% 16 53%
Aidan O’Connell QB 26 37% 0 0%
John Samuel Shenker TE 10 14% 15 50%
Andrus Peat G 2 3% 2 7%
Alex Bachman WR 1 1% 16 53%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Robert Spillane LB 63 100% 0 0%
Jakorian Bennett CB 62 98% 0 0%
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 60 95% 9 30%
Jack Jones CB 56 89% 0 0%
Adam Butler DT 54 86% 2 7%
Maxx Crosby DE 52 83% 0 0%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 50 79% 0 0%
Nate Hobbs CB 47 75% 0 0%
Tommy Eichenberg LB 45 71% 18 60%
John Jenkins DT 38 60% 9 30%
Tyree Wilson DE 34 54% 7 23%
Charles Snowden DE 29 46% 0 0%
Christian Wilkins DT 22 35% 2 7%
K’Lavon Chaisson LB 21 33% 10 33%
Jonah Laulu DT 19 30% 9 30%
Thomas Harper FS 13 21% 23 77%
Christopher Smith SS 11 17% 26 87%
Nesta Jade Silvera DT 10 16% 9 30%
Amari Burney LB 8 13% 21 70%
Janarius Robinson DE 1 2% 8 27%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 28 93%
Kana’i Mauga LB 0 0% 18 60%
Sam Webb CB 0 0% 10 33%
Dylan Laube RB 0 0% 10 33%
Sincere McCormick RB 0 0% 9 30%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 7 23%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 7 23%
Darnay Holmes CB 0 0% 7 23%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 6 20%
Jordan Meredith G 0 0% 2 7%
Cody Whitehair G 0 0% 2 7%

Raiders Week 4 snap counts vs Browns: Who got bulk of playing time replacing injured starters

How did the playing time shake out replacing Raiders injured starters vs Browns

Due to the string of injuries to Raiders starters, the lineup that took the field for them on Sunday was almost unrecognizable.

The offense was without several starters including WR Davante Adams, RT Thayer Munford, and TE Michael Mayer.

In their stead, WR Tre Tucker saw 50 snaps (85%), Harrison Bryant saw 45 snaps (76%), and DJ Glaze saw all 59 offensive snaps at right tackle.

Also making his debut on the offensive line was Jackson Powers-Johnson who played ever snap at guard.

On the defensive side, they were without both original starting defensive ends with Maxx Crosby being lost this week. They also recently lost safety Marcus Epps for the season and were without LB Divine Deablo as well.

The edge rushers were led by Tyree Wilson’s 42 snaps (71%) and K’Lavon Chaisson’s 41 snaps (69%). Then Charles Snowden got 29 snaps (49%) and Janarius Robinson had just eight snaps (14%).

Jack Jones was benched early in the game, giving Darnay Holmes 12 snaps (20%). While Jones would end up playing 39 snaps (66%).

Offense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Delmar Glaze T 59 100% 4 15%
Jackson Powers-Johnson G 59 100% 4 15%
Kolton Miller T 59 100% 0 0%
Gardner Minshew II QB 59 100% 0 0%
Andre James C 59 100% 0 0%
Jakobi Meyers WR 57 97% 0 0%
Dylan Parham G 51 86% 4 15%
Tre Tucker WR 50 85% 3 12%
Brock Bowers TE 48 81% 0 0%
Harrison Bryant TE 45 76% 5 19%
Zamir White RB 35 59% 0 0%
DJ Turner WR 25 42% 0 0%
Alexander Mattison RB 21 36% 0 0%
Cody Whitehair G 8 14% 4 15%
John Samuel Shenker TE 5 8% 12 46%
Tyreik McAllister RB 4 7% 6 23%
Andrus Peat G 4 7% 4 15%
Alex Bachman WR 1 2% 9 35%
Defense Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 59 100% 3 12%
Robert Spillane LB 59 100% 0 0%
Tre’von Moehrig FS 59 100% 0 0%
Jakorian Bennett CB 56 95% 0 0%
Nate Hobbs CB 55 93% 0 0%
Christian Wilkins DT 53 90% 4 15%
Adam Butler DT 50 85% 4 15%
Tyree Wilson DE 42 71% 3 12%
K’Lavon Chaisson LB 41 69% 5 19%
Jack Jones CB 39 66% 0 0%
Luke Masterson LB 34 58% 22 85%
Charles Snowden DE 29 49% 0 0%
John Jenkins DT 24 41% 5 19%
Amari Burney LB 12 20% 19 73%
Darnay Holmes CB 12 20% 7 27%
Tommy Eichenberg LB 11 19% 19 73%
Janarius Robinson DE 8 14% 3 12%
Nesta Jade Silvera DT 6 10% 5 19%
Special Teams Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Amari Gainer LB 0 0% 22 85%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 20 77%
Thomas Harper FS 0 0% 18 69%
Ameer Abdullah RB 0 0% 16 62%
Sam Webb CB 0 0% 11 42%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 9 35%
Dylan Laube RB 0 0% 9 35%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 9 35%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 9 35%
Jonah Laulu DT 0 0% 5 19%
Jordan Meredith G 0 0% 4 15

Raiders Week 3 snap counts: Rookie OL debut, Maxx Crosby with unusually low playing time

Raiders Rookie OL make their debuts while Maxx Crosby missed more playing time than usual.

For the first time this season, the two offensive linemen the Raiders selected in the draft took the field. Second round pick Jackson Powers-Johnson came in at right guard and third rounder DJ Glaze entered the game at right tackle.

JPJ came in late in the game, just to mix things up and give him some reps. Oddly he came in at right guard considering he had been lining up at left guard early on and Cody Whitehair has been lining up there in his absence.

Glaze came in early due to an injury to Thayer Munford that knocked him out of the game on just his second snap.

It was noted that during the game Maxx Crosby was coming out for some plays. Not something he is known for doing. It was because his high ankle sprain was bothering him.

In total Crosby missed 13 snaps. That’s a lot for him. He didn’t even miss that many snaps when he had his serious knee injury late last season. The only other time in the past three years Crosby was out of a game for more snaps than Sunday was the blowout win over the Chargers last year, when the Raiders had put the game away and his presence was no longer needed.

Offense
 Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Cody Whitehair G 64 100% 3 10%
Andre James C 64 100% 3 10%
Kolton Miller T 64 100% 0 0%
DJ Glaze T 62 97% 3 10%
Davante Adams WR 61 95% 0 0%
Jakobi Meyers WR 59 92% 0 0%
Tre Tucker WR 52 81% 4 13%
Gardner Minshew II QB 51 80% 0 0%
Dylan Parham G 43 67% 3 10%
Brock Bowers TE 42 66% 0 0%
Michael Mayer TE 31 48% 3 10%
Alexander Mattison RB 28 44% 0 0%
Ameer Abdullah RB 22 34% 17 57%
Jackson Powers-Johnson G 21 33% 3 10%
Zamir White RB 14 22% 0 0%
Aidan O’Connell QB 13 20% 0 0%
DJ Turner WR 8 12% 26 87%
Harrison Bryant TE 3 5% 13 43%
Thayer Munford T 2 3% 0 0%
Defense
 Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Tre’von Moehrig FS 74 100% 2 7%
Robert Spillane LB 74 100% 0 0%
Jack Jones CB 71 96% 0 0%
Jakorian Bennett CB 69 93% 0 0%
Maxx Crosby DE 61 82% 0 0%
Nate Hobbs CB 57 77% 0 0%
Christian Wilkins DT 56 76% 6 20%
Marcus Epps SS 54 73% 0 0%
Luke Masterson LB 52 70% 13 43%
John Jenkins DT 47 64% 7 23%
Adam Butler DT 43 58% 3 10%
Tyree Wilson DE 34 46% 0 0%
Isaiah Pola-Mao FS 27 36% 25 83%
Charles Snowden DE 26 35% 17 57%
Nesta Jade Silvera DT 26 35% 7 23%
Janarius Robinson DE 17 23% 6 20%
Jonah Laulu DT 11 15% 7 23%
Amari Gainer LB 10 14% 22 73%
Tommy Eichenberg LB 5 7% 20 67%
Special Teams
 Spec Tms
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Kana’i Mauga LB 0 0% 24 80%
Christopher Smith SS 0 0% 21 70%
Amari Burney LB 0 0% 20 67%
Thomas Harper FS 0 0% 11 37%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 8 27%
Jacob Bobenmoyer LS 0 0% 8 27%
Sam Webb CB 0 0% 8 27%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 7 23%
Darnay Holmes CB 0 0% 6 20%
Andrus Peat G 0 0% 3 1

Raiders Week 4 snap counts vs Chargers: Bryan Edwards leads WR in snaps, last in receiving

Raiders week 4 snap counts vs Chargers: Bryan Edwards leads WR in snaps, last in receiving

With 4:48 left in the fourth quarter, on third and five, Bryan Edwards caught a pass for four yards. When he made the catch, one might have wondered ‘where’s Edwards been?’ The answer might surprise you — he was on the field. Like basically the whole time.

Edwards got the start and his 51 snaps led all Raiders wide receivers (89%). He had just one target in the first three-quarters of play. And that four-yard catch would be his only catch of the game, finished seventh on the team in receiving. Even Willie Snead (15 yards) and Zay Jones (five yards) outgained him despite playing just five and eight snaps respectively.

I am not placing the blame solely on Edwards. There are often plenty of extenuating circumstances that lead to this lack of production despite extensive playing time. Just last week he led the Raider in receiving yards (89) in a win over the Dolphins. Making his near-disappearance in this game all the more strange.

OFFENSE Special Teams
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Alex Leatherwood T 57 100% 3 11%
Kolton Miller T 57 100% 3 11%
John Simpson G 57 100% 3 11%
Andre James C 57 100% 0 0%
Derek Carr QB 57 100% 0 0%
Darren Waller TE 53 93% 0 0%
Bryan Edwards WR 51 89% 0 0%
Jermaine Eluemunor G 48 84% 3 11%
Henry Ruggs III WR 46 81% 0 0%
Hunter Renfrow WR 38 67% 6 22%
Josh Jacobs RB 36 63% 0 0%
Kenyan Drake RB 20 35% 4 15%
Foster Moreau TE 17 30% 16 59%
Alec Ingold FB 9 16% 16 59%
Jordan Simmons G 9 16% 0 0%
Zay Jones WR 8 14% 6 22%
Willie Snead WR 5 9% 5 19%
Derek Carrier TE 1 2% 7 26%
Peyton Barber RB 1 2% 1 4%
DEFENSE Special Teams
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Johnathan Abram SS 75 100% 19 70%
Trevon Moehrig FS 75 100% 8 30%
Cory Littleton LB 73 97% 15 56%
Nate Hobbs CB 62 83% 8 30%
Denzel Perryman LB 60 80% 0 0%
Maxx Crosby DE 56 75% 8 30%
Yannick Ngakoue DE 55 73% 3 11%
Casey Hayward CB 54 72% 6 22%
Johnathan Hankins NT 51 68% 8 30%
Amik Robertson CB 49 65% 7 26%
Solomon Thomas DT 37 49% 5 19%
Quinton Jefferson DT 35 47% 8 30%
K.J. Wright LB 26 35% 3 11%
Darius Philon DT 26 35% 0 0%
Damon Arnette CB 22 29% 4 15%
Clelin Ferrell DE 20 27% 1 4%
Carl Nassib DE 19 25% 13 48%
Nick Kwiatkoski LB 13 17% 22 81%
Roderic Teamer CB 10 13% 12 44%
Trayvon Mullen CB 6 8% 0 0%
Dallin Leavitt FS 1 1% 16 59%
SPECIAL TEAMS Special Teams
Player Pos Num Pct Num Pct
Divine Deablo LB 0 0% 16 59%
Tyree Gillespie SS 0 0% 13 48%
Trent Sieg LS 0 0% 8 30%
AJ Cole III P 0 0% 8 30%
Daniel Carlson K 0 0% 6 22%
Brandon Parker T 0 0% 3 11%
Nick Martin C 0 0% 3 11%

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