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Check out the snap counts from the Indianapolis Colts' Week 6 home loss to the Tennessee Titans to see how much (or how little) everyone played.
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The Indianapolis Colts suffered one of their most notable losses in recent memory on Sunday, relinquishing a two-score lead in the second half to lose to the previously winless Tennessee Titans, 26-20.
Offense, defense, and special teams all share the burden in this one, as there were critical mistakes made in all three phases.
As we dig into the playing time for individual players, here are some things to note.
Backup quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. and third running back DJ Giddens were both active, but did not play.
Linebacker Jaylon Carlies (ribs), wide receiver Ashton Dulin (hamstring), emergency quarterback Riley Leonard, interior offensive lineman Dalton Tucker, and tight end Tyler Warren (groin) were all inactive.
Here are the Colts' snap counts from offense, defense, and special teams:
OFFENSE
- QB Daniel Jones: 83 (100%)
- LT Bernhard Raimann: 83 (100%)
- LG Quenton Nelson: 83 (100%)
- C Tanor Bortolini: 83 (100%)
- RG Matt Goncalves: 83 (100%)
- RT Jalen Travis: 83 (100%)
- WR Laquon Treadwell: 77 (93%)
- WR Josh Downs: 71 (86%)
- RB Jonathan Taylor: 65 (78%)
- WR Keenan Allen: 59 (71%)
- TE Will Mallory: 43 (52%)
- TE Mo Alie-Cox: 31 (37%)
- TE Drew Ogletree: 30 (36%)
- RB Seth McGowan: 19 (23%)
- WR Deion Burks: 15 (18%)
- TE Pharaoh Brown: 4 (5%)
- WR Anthony Gould: 1 (1%)
For the third consecutive week, McGowan played 19 snaps, which ties a single-game career high. Fellow rookie Burks also tied a single-game high with 15.
Treadwell is in his 11th year, but his 77 snaps on Sunday are the most he's ever played in a game, leading all receivers.
With Warren out with a groin injury, the Colts leaned on the rest of the tight end group as a whole, as the other four, Mallory, Alie-Cox, Ogletree, and Brown, all saw action. Mallory made his season debut after beginning the season on Injured Reserve with a thumb injury.
DEFENSE
- S Cam Bynum: 46 (100%)
- CB Charvarius Ward Sr.: 46 (100%)
- LB Akeem Davis-Gaither: 45 (98%)
- ED Jaylahn Tuimoloau: 43 (93%)
- ED Laiatu Latu: 43 (93%)
- DT DeForest Buckner: 43 (93%)
- CB Justin Walley: 42 (91%)
- S A.J. Haulcy: 40 (87%)
- DT Grover Stewart: 32 (70%)
- CB Cam Taylor-Britt: 24 (52%)
- CB Sauce Gardner: 22 (48%)
- LB Bryce Boettcher: 18 (39%)
- DT Adetomiwa Adebawore: 16 (35%)
- LB Austin Ajiake: 16 (35%)
- LB CJ Allen: 13 (28%)
- S Hunter Wohler: 6 (13%)
- ED Caden Curry: 3 (7%)
- DT Jerry Tillery: 3 (7%)
- ED George Gumbs Jr.: 3 (7%)
- S Jonathan Owens: 1 (2%)
- DT Tim Smith: 1 (2%)
In the last two weeks, Latu has played 93 snaps but has only one tackle and two pass breakups.
The Colts' linebacker rotation continued as follows: Davis-Gaither (98%), Boettcher (39%), Ajiake (35%), and Allen (28%). Carlies was out for a second consecutive game with a rib injury.
Gardner left the game in the first half and was replaced by Taylor-Britt. Likewise, Haulcy left the game late and was replaced by Wohler.
SPECIAL TEAMS
- DT Adetomiwa Adebawore: 24 (86%)
- LB Tahj Chambers: 21 (75%)
- TE Drew Ogletree: 19 (68%)
- LB Austin Ajiake: 18 (64%)
- ED Caden Curry: 15 (54%)
- TE Mo Alie-Cox: 14 (50%)
- S Jonathan Owens: 14 (50%)
- DT Grover Stewart: 13 (46%)
- LB Bryce Boettcher: 12 (43%)
- S Hunter Wohler: 12 (43%)
- P/H/KOS Rigoberto Sanchez: 11 (39%)
- CB Cam Taylor-Britt: 11 (39%)
- WR Deion Burks: 10 (36%)
- S Cam Bynum: 9 (32%)
- CB Justin Walley: 9 (32%)
- ED Jaylahn Tuimoloau: 9 (32%)
- LS Luke Rhodes: 8 (29%)
- LB Akeem Davis-Gaither: 8 (29%)
- CB Kapena Gushiken: 7 (25%)
- RB Seth McGowan: 7 (25%)
- TE Pharaoh Brown: 7 (25%)
- DT Jerry Tillery: 6 (21%)
- DT Tim Smith: 6 (21%)
- OT Luke Tenuta: 5 (18%)
- K Spencer Shrader: 5 (18%)
- C Sedrick Van Pran-Granger: 4 (14%)
- G Jalen Farmer: 4 (14%)
- RT Jalen Travis: 4 (14%)
- RG Matt Goncalves: 4 (14%)
- WR Anthony Gould: 3 (11%)
- ED Laiatu Latu: 3 (11%)
- S A.J. Haulcy: 3 (11%)
- CB Sauce Gardner: 3 (11%)
- ED George Gumbs Jr.: 1 (4%)
As he gets more comfortable and effective, Burks is playing more on both offense and special teams. His 10 special-teams snaps on Sunday were a single-game high.
Brown played seven special teams snaps in his season debut.
It's noteworthy that Mallory did not play any special teams snaps, making it questionable how much of a role he will have moving forward when Warren returns.
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