The Eagles (2-2) used a depleted lineup in Sunday’s 24-20 loss to the Rams. Rookie right tackle Markel Bell played every offensive snap in his first start, while Jeremiah Trotter Jr. played all 84 defensive snaps and led Philadelphia with 15 tackles. Philadelphia’s snap-count graphic
lists 61 offensive snaps, 84 defensive snaps and 30 special-teams snaps. The Eagles finished with 172 yards and went 0-for-12 on third down.Quarterback
Jalen Hurts played all 61 offensive snaps. He completed 12 of 27 passes for 93 yards and two touchdowns, both to Darius Cooper.
Running backs
Tank Bigsby played 29 snaps (48%), and Will Shipley played 28 (46%). Saquon Barkley was limited to four offensive snaps (7%) before leaving with a hamstring injury. Shipley added 21 special-teams snaps,
while Bigsby played seven.
Wide receivers
Dontayvion Wicks led the receivers with 56 snaps (92%). Darius Cooper played 55 (90%), Makai Lemon had 45 (74%), and Elijah Moore played 10 (16%). Cooper caught three passes for 33 yards and two touchdowns. Lemon finished with three catches for 27 yards.
Britain Covey played eight special-teams snaps. He did not appear in the offensive portion of the graphic.
Tight ends
Johnny Mundt played 49 snaps (80%), Zach Ertz played 13 (21%), and E.J. Jenkins played 12 (20%). Jenkins also led the Eagles with 25 special-teams snaps (83%). Josiah Deguara played 21 special-teams snaps and did not record an offensive snap.
Offensive line
Drew Kendall, Jordan Mailata, Markel Bell, Tyler Steen and Cam Jurgens each played all 61 offensive snaps. Willie Lampkin played two snaps (3%), and Micah Morris played one (2%).
Bell made his first NFL start at right tackle with Lane Johnson and Fred Johnson unavailable.
Defensive line
Jordan Davis played 29 snaps (35%). Moro Ojomo played 60 (71%), Jalen Carter had 70 (83%), Byron Young played 13 (15%), and Ty Robinson recorded six (7%). Arnold Ebiketie played 21 snaps (25%), while A.J. Epenesa had three (4%).
Linebackers
Trotter played all 84 defensive snaps. Jihaad Campbell was next with 79 (94%). Nolan Smith played 64 (76%), Jalyx Hunt played 63 (75%), and Jonathan Greenard played 19 (23%) before leaving with an ankle injury. Smael Mondon Jr. played 21 special-teams snaps.
Defensive backs
Riq Woolen and Andrew Mukuba played all 84 defensive snaps. Cooper DeJean played 81 (96%), Michael Carter II played 76 (90%), and Jonathan Jones played 48 (57%). Quinyon Mitchell played 36 snaps (43%) before leaving with a knee injury. Mac McWilliams played five (6%), and Kelee Ringo appeared on 26 special-teams snaps.
Special teams
E.J. Jenkins led the Eagles with 25 special-teams snaps, followed by Will Shipley and Smael Mondon Jr. with 21 apiece. Ty Robinson played 18, Arnold Ebiketie 14, and Braden Mann and long snapper Rick Lovato each played 11. Jake Elliott played nine snaps; Covey had eight.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Eagles snap counts vs. Rams: Breakdown, analysis from 24-20 loss
