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Snap Count Analysis

Snap Count Analysis | Which Jets Played the Most Snaps vs. Seahawks?

QB Sam Darnold and 6 on Offense, Plus 4 Defenders Logged Most Time on the Field in Loss to Seahawks 

New York Jets cornerback Bryce Hall (37) reacts during an NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, December 13, 2020 in Seattle, Washington. (Alika Jenner/NFL)

The Jets lost to the Seahawks, 40-3, at Seattle on Sunday, dropping to 0-13. Here's a look at the snap count and how playing time was distributed.

OFFENSE
Seven players took all 53 snaps on offense: QB Sam Darnold, LT Mekhi Becton, LG Pat Elflein, C Connor McGovern, RG Josh Andrews, RT George Fant and WR Breshad Perriman.

At wide receiver after Perriman, Jamison Crowder, who was questionable for Sunday's game with a calf injury, took 38 snaps (72%). Jeff Smith 33 (62%); Braxton Berrios 11 (21%), who led the team with 49 yards; and Jaleel Scott 9 (17%) rounded out the receivers.

Ty Johnson led the running backs for the second straight week and took 20 snaps (38%), followed by Frank Gore 17 (32%) and Josh Adams 12 (23%), who led the Jets with 27 yards on 6 carries (4.5 avg).

Chris Herndon led the TEs with 34 snaps (64%), followed by Ryan Griffin 22 (42%), Trevon Wesco 12 (23%) and Dan Brown 4 (8%).

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DEFENSE
Four players took all 73 snaps on defense: S Marcus Maye, CB Bryce Hall, and LBs Harvey Langi and Neville Hewitt, who tied for the team lead with 9 tackles. CB Bless Austin (neck), who was activated from injured reserve on Saturday, was the only other player with more than 90% of the snaps (68, 93%).

CB Javelin Guidry received the most playing time of his career and took 63 snaps (86%). S Matthias Farley started for the injured Ashtyn Davis, who was placed on injured reserve with a foot injury, and had 51 snaps (70%). Arthur Maulet took 22 snaps (30%) and Lamar Jackson rounded out the secondary with 5 (7%).

After Hewitt and Langi, Tarell Basham led the linebackers with 62 (85%), followed by Frankie Luvu 31 (42%).

Quinnen Williams led the defensive line with 48 snaps (66%). Henry Anderson was next with 45 (62%), followed by Folorunso Fatukasi 41 (56%), John Franklin-Myers 30 (41%), Nathan Shepherd 20 (27%), Jabari Zuniga 16 (22%) and Bryce Huff 9 (12%).

SPECIAL TEAMS
TE Dan Brown led special teams with 21 snaps (75%). Five players took 17 snaps (61%) on special teams: Griffin, Luvu, Maulet, Bryce Hager and Corey Ballentine. Ballentine had a 66-yard kick return, the team's longest of the season. P Braden Mann took 11 snaps (39%) and had 5 punts for 197 yards (39.4 avg). K Sergio Castillo had 4 snaps (14%) and converted 1 of 4 field-goal attempts.

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