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Analyzing Colts’ snap counts from Week 4 loss to Titans

Analyzing the Week 4 snap counts from the Colts’ 24-17 loss to the Titans.

The Indianapolis Colts (1-2-1) took a step back Sunday, losing 24-17 to the Tennessee Titans (2-2) at Lucas Oil Stadium.

At one point, the Colts were getting dominated 24-3 and it appeared all hope was lost. Then, the offense started to click, cutting the lead to 24-17 halfway through the third quarter. Even all that time wouldn’t be enough for the Colts to complete the comeback, and they lost their fourth game in a row to the Titans.

Before turning around on a short week for Thursday Night Football, here’s a look at the snap counts on offense, defense and special teams from the Week 4 loss:

Analyzing Colts’ snap counts in Week 4 vs. Dolphins

Analyzing the snap counts from the Colts’ 27-17 win in Week 4.

The Indianapolis Colts (1-3) grabbed their first win of the season in a 27-17 victory over the Miami Dolphins (1-3) on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium.

Snapping a three-game losing streak to open the season and avoiding the dreaded 0-4 start, the Colts finally looked like a team with some promise. Some of that was due to help from the Dolphins, but we also have to give the Colts their due.

Following the Week 4 win, it’s time to take a look at the snap counts on offense, defense and special teams for Indy:

Offense

Notes

At right tackle, Julién Davenport got the start but shared snaps with Matt Pryor, who saw a season-high 42% share. With Davenport’s struggles, it will be interesting to see what the split looks like moving forward.
In the backfield, Jonathan Taylor led the way at 51% while Nyheim Hines and Marlon Mack split snaps at 31% each. Taylor led the way with 19 touches followed by Mack (10) and Hines (4).
TE Jack Doyle was limited by a back injury and didn’t see his first snaps until the second half. This led to Mo Alie-Cox leading the room at 69% and a season-high for rookie Kylen Granson at 42% of the snaps.
WR Michael Pittman Jr. continues to lead the room in snaps (86%) and targets (8).

Defense & Special Teams

Notes

With a thin CB room, Isaiah Rodgers played 85% of the defensive snaps behind Xavier Rhodes and Kenny Moore.
It was essentially a three-man rotation at defensive end with rookie Kwity Paye out. The room was led by Al-Quadin Muhammad and Tyquan Lewis, both of which saw a season-high snap share.
Kemoko Turay also flashed a bit more in an expanded role. His 46% snap share was the second-highest in a single game since the 2019 season started.
Meanwhile, Ben Banogu was out-snapped by Isaac Rochell.

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Colts’ snap counts in Week 4 win over Bears

Snap counts for Week 4.

The Indianapolis Colts (3-1) extended their winning streak to three games on Sunday when they beat the Chicago Bears (3-1), 19-11, at Soldier Field.

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In what was another dominant performance from the defense, the Colts have a chance to get on a strong roll before the bye comes in Week 7.

Here’s a look at the offensive snap counts for the Colts in Sunday’s win:

There aren’t a whole lot of surprises. WR Zach Pascal was tied for the lead with 75% of the snaps with T.Y. Hilton with Michael Pittman Jr. and Parris Campbell both on the injured reserve list.

In the backfield, Jonathan Taylor led the way, but this is a true split as all three backs got work on Sunday.

An interesting development on offense was the tight end split. With Trey Burton now active, Alie-Cox took a backseat somewhat as the third option in the room despite his strong play since Week 2.

Here’s a look at the defensive and special teams snap counts from Week 4:

Getting his second start, rookie safety Julian Blackmon played 100% of the snaps and had a career day. Outside of Blackmon completely taking over the starting role, there weren’t many changes on defense.

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