Welcome back to Steelers snap counts.
Snap counts via Next Gen Stats.
Offense
Player
Position
Offensive snaps
OS%
Total snaps
Player
Position
Offensive snaps
OS%
Total snaps
Russell Wilson
QB
66
100%
66
Isaac Seumalo
G
66
100%
66
Ryan McCollum
C
66
100%
66
Mason McCormick
G
66
100%
73
Dan Moore Jr.
T
66
100%
73
Broderick Jones
T
66
100%
73
George Pickens
WR
52
79%
52
Pat Freiermuth
TE
47
71%
54
Van Jefferson
WR
41
62%
41
Darnell Washington
TE
36
55%
43
Najee Harris
RB
33
50%
33
Jaylen Warren
RB
33
50%
36
Calvin Austin III
WR
32
48%
36
MyCole Pruitt
TE
29
44%
29
Connor Heyward
TE
10
15%
27
Brandon Johnson
WR
9
14%
9
Scott Miller
WR
7
11%
7
Spencer Anderson
T
1
2%
8
Defense
Player
Position
Defensive snaps
DS%
Total snaps
Player
Position
Defensive snaps
DS%
Total snaps
DeShon Elliott
FS
55
100%
57
Joey Porter Jr.
CB
55
100%
59
Minkah Fitzpatrick
FS
54
98%
58
Patrick Queen
ILB
54
98%
58
T.J. Watt
OLB
52
95%
54
Beanie Bishop Jr.
CB
45
82%
58
Alex Highsmith
OLB
40
73%
42
Keeanu Benton
DT
39
71%
42
Cameron Heyward
DT
38
69%
47
James Pierre
CB
34
62%
50
Payton Wilson
ILB
30
55%
47
Larry Ogunjobi
DT
30
55%
32
Donte Jackson
CB
21
38%
23
Elandon Roberts
ILB
15
27%
23
Jeremiah Moon
OLB
13
24%
28
Terrell Edmunds
FS
11
20%
28
Dean Lowry
DE
8
15%
12
Adetokunbo Ogundeji
OLB
5
9%
10
Isaiahh Loudermilk
DE
4
7%
13
Montravius Adams
NT
1
2%
2
Mark Robinson
ILB
1
2%
18
Special Teams
Player
Position
Special teams
ST%
Total snaps
Player
Position
Special teams
ST%
Total snaps
Connor Heyward
TE
17
61%
27
Payton Wilson
ILB
17
61%
47
Terrell Edmunds
FS
17
61%
28
Mark Robinson
ILB
17
61%
18
Miles Killebrew
SS
17
61%
17
Rod Williams
TE
17
61%
17
James Pierre
CB
16
57%
50
Jeremiah Moon
OLB
15
54%
28
Jonathan Ward
RB
15
54%
15
Chris Boswell
K
15
54%
15
Beanie Bishop Jr.
CB
13
46%
58
Christian Kuntz
LS
11
39%
11
Corliss Waitman
P
11
39%
11
Cameron Heyward
DT
9
32%
47
Isaiahh Loudermilk
DE
9
32%
13
Elandon Roberts
ILB
8
29%
23
Mason McCormick
G
7
25%
73
Dan Moore Jr.
T
7
25%
73
Broderick Jones
T
7
25%
73
Pat Freiermuth
TE
7
25%
54
Darnell Washington
TE
7
25%
43
Spencer Anderson
T
7
25%
8
Adetokunbo Ogundeji
OLB
5
18%
10
Calvin Austin III
WR
4
14%
36
Joey Porter Jr.
CB
4
14%
59
Minkah Fitzpatrick
FS
4
14%
58
Patrick Queen
ILB
4
14%
58
Dean Lowry
DE
4
14%
12
Jaylen Warren
RB
3
11%
36
Keeanu Benton
DT
3
11%
42
DeShon Elliott
FS
2
7%
57
T.J. Watt
OLB
2
7%
54
Alex Highsmith
OLB
2
7%
42
Larry Ogunjobi
DT
2
7%
32
Donte Jackson
CB
2
7%
23
Montravius Adams
NT
1
4%
2
Making the most of it award
This week’s making the most of it award goes to defensive lineman Dean Lowry, who, despite playing just 12 total snaps, logged one of the biggest moments of the game with a blocked field goal late in the third quarter. That’s a textbook performance to win the award.
Takeaways
George Pickens was far and away the Steelers’ most-snapped skill position player, with 79% of the offensive snaps.
Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren each played 50% of the offensive snaps. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be… and honestly a recipe for success for the offense as Warren finally looks healthy.
MyCole Pruitt is back and Arthur Smith couldn’t be happier. 44% of the offensive snaps.
Rookie slot cornerback Beanie Bishop Jr. had an unusually high 82% of defensive snaps. The Steelers decided to ride with the hot hand in the slot — also a symptom of the Jets playing lots of receivers.
In a similar vein, the Steelers were clearly scheming for the speed of New York’s playmakers, with Payton Wilson heavily out-snapping Elandon Roberts (55% to 27%).
James Pierre played a sizable 62% of defensive snaps in place of an injured Donte Jackson and held his own.
The Steelers’ offense to defense ratio this week: 66:55 — a big upgrade over last week’s 62:60.
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