A look at snap counts and top grades from LSU-Ole Miss.
Not a whole lot to write home about following the LSU Tigers 31-17 loss to the Ole Miss Rebels. The 14-point margin doesn’t represent how one-sided the game actually was.
The Tigers snapped a five-game winning streak against Ole Miss and gave Ed Orgeron his first loss against the Rebels as the head coach. A look at the top grades according to Pro Football Focus and the snap count distribution from the game.
Top Offensive Grades
| Garrett Nussmeier |
QB |
79.8 |
| Malik Nabers |
WR |
76.7 |
| Austin Deculus |
RT |
71.3 |
| Corey Kiner |
RB |
68.9 |
| Trey Palmer |
WR |
68.0 |
Offensive Snap Counts
| Liam Shanahan, C |
70 |
Jack Mashburn, TE |
34 |
| Austin Deculus, RT |
70 |
Jack Bech, TE |
31 |
| Ed Ingram, LG |
70 |
Brian Thomas Jr, WR |
29 |
| Max Johnson, QB |
51 |
Malik Nabers, WR |
27 |
| Anthony Bradford, LT |
51 |
Devonta Lee/Jontre Kirklin, WR |
24 |
| Garrett Dellinger, LT |
46 |
Corey Kiner, RB |
22 |
| Jaray Jenkins, WR |
46 |
Garrett Nussmeier, QB |
19 |
| Ty Davis-Price, RB |
43 |
Marcus Dumervil, LT |
19 |
| Trey Palmer, WR |
42 |
Kole Taylor, TE |
6 |
| Marlon Martinez, RG |
41 |
Josh Williams, RB |
5 |
Top Defensive Grades
| Neil Farrell Jr |
DT |
95.6 |
| Jaquelin Roy |
DT |
79.4 |
| BJ Ojulari |
DE |
78.6 |
| Glen Logan |
DT |
78.4 |
| Mike Jones Jr |
LB |
77.0 |
Defensive Snap Counts
| Cameron Lewis, FS |
79 |
Glen Logan, DT |
41 |
| Jay Ward, SS |
73 |
Neil Farrell Jr, DT |
39 |
| Damone Clark, LB |
68 |
Raydarious Williams, CB |
29 |
| Dwight McGlothern, CB |
60 |
Cordale Flott, CB |
29 |
| Sage Ryan, CB |
56 |
Soni Fonua, DE |
27 |
| Maason Smith, DE |
53 |
Jarell Cherry, LB |
26 |
| Jaquelin Roy, DT |
52 |
Jacobian Guillory, DT |
25 |
| BJ Ojulari, DE |
52 |
Mike Jones Jr, LB |
25 |
| Micah Baskerville, LB |
49 |
Greg Penn III, LB |
16 |
| Darren Evans, CB |
49 |
Todd Harris Jr, FS |
15 |
