Snap Counts: 60 Buckeyes See Playing Time As Ohio State Opens Second Half of Season with Blowout Win over Iowa

By Dan Hope on October 24, 2022 at 8:35 am
Lathan Ransom played a season-high 51 snaps against Iowa.
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At least 60 Buckeyes saw playing time for the sixth game in a row as Ohio State rolled to its sixth consecutive blowout win in its opening game of the second half of the season against Iowa.

Exactly 60 Ohio State players saw game action by the end of the Buckeyes’ 54-10 win over the Hawkeyes. Twenty-eight players got in the game on offense and 24 Buckeyes got reps on defense while eight Buckeyes – including five specialists – played on special teams only.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba returned to action on offense after missing each of Ohio State’s previous three games. He played only 22 snaps before coming up limping and not returning to the game, though Ryan Day said after the game that the plan all along was for Smith-Njigba to only play about 20 plays against Iowa.

Chip Trayanum played his first two snaps of the year at running back after playing 36 defensive snaps at linebacker in the first half of the season, while Jordan Hancock played his first 15 snaps of the season at cornerback. Mason Arnold saw his first action of the season at long snapper after Bradley Robinson exited the game with a knee injury.

Miyan Williams also returned to action at running back after missing the Michigan State game, while Kyion Grayes made his second game appearance of the season at wide receiver and Palaie Gaoteote IV saw his first action in three games.

Buckeyes who were among the 63 players who saw action at Michigan State but did not play against Iowa were running back TC Caffey, tight ends Bennett Christian, Patrick Gurd and Sam Hart, defensive tackle Jaden McKenzie, cornerbacks Cameron Brown and Ryan Turner and safeties Josh Proctor and Kourt Williams. Brown, Williams and Caffey were all unavailable to play against the Hawkeyes.

Our full report on how many snaps each Buckeye played at each position and on every special teams unit is below. All offensive and defensive snap counts are courtesy of Pro Football Focus’ premium statistics, while special teams snap counts were compiled by Eleven Warriors data analyst Matt Gutridge. All snap counts should be considered unofficial as they were not provided by Ohio State.

Quarterbacks

C.J. Stroud: 59
Kyle McCord: 5

Stroud played every snap of Ohio State’s first 14 possessions against Iowa. He attempted passes on just over half of his snaps, completing 20 of 30 passes for 286 yards and four touchdowns with one interception.

McCord entered the game for the Buckeyes’ final two drives. He attempted passes on two of his five snaps, completing both of them for eight combined yards.

Running Backs

TreVeyon Henderson: 38
Miyan Williams: 21
Dallan Hayden: 3
Chip Trayanum: 2

Henderson made his sixth start of the season at running back against Iowa and was on the field more than half of Ohio State’s 64 offensive plays. He ran the ball on only 11 of his 38 snaps, gaining 38 net yards, while he also caught one pass for four yards.

Williams returned to action against Iowa after missing the Michigan State game and played 21 snaps with the first-team offense, running the ball on 10 of them for 19 net yards with the day’s only rushing touchdown.

Both Hayden and Trayanum saw snaps on Ohio State’s final two possessions, with Hayden running the ball twice for five combined yards and Trayanum, who played exclusively on defense and special teams in the first half of the year, gaining nine yards on his first carry of the season.

Wide Receivers

Marvin Harrison Jr.: 53
Emeka Egbuka: 40
Julian Fleming: 33
Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 22
Kojo Antwi: 5
Kyion Grayes: 5
Kaleb Brown: 3
Xavier Johnson: 2
Reis Stocksdale: 2
Jayden Ballard: Special teams only

Smith-Njigba was on the field for 22 of Ohio State’s first 26 offensive plays before checking out of the game. Egbuka started the game at Z receiver and rotated with Fleming at that spot in the first quarter, but moved to slot receiver after Smith-Njigba’s exit, with Johnson checking in for just two snaps at that position with the first-team offense.

Harrison led all wide receivers in playing time for a sixth consecutive game as he played all but six snaps with the first-team offense, while Fleming played more than half of Ohio State’s offensive plays despite being replaced by Smith-Njigba in the starting lineup. Harrison, Egbuka and Fleming all scored touchdowns as they combined to catch 15 of Stroud’s 20 completions against Iowa.

The freshman trio of Antwi, Brown and Grayes entered the game at wide receiver on Ohio State’s second-to-last possession while Stocksdale replaced Brown at slot receiver on the Buckeyes’ final series. Brown caught his first pass as a Buckeye on the last of his three snaps in the game.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Jaxon Smith-Njigba returned to action against Iowa but played only 22 snaps before leaving the game.

Tight Ends

Cade Stover: 59
Mitch Rossi: 20
Gee Scott Jr.: 10

Stover played every snap with the first-team offense against Iowa, catching two passes for 25 yards. Rossi joined him on the field for 20 plays in multi-tight end packages, catching a touchdown pass out of the backfield on one of his three plays lined up as a fullback.

Scott also played five snaps with the first-team offense in big personnel and played the final five snaps of the game at tight end, catching one pass for three yards.

Offensive Linemen

Paris Johnson Jr.: 59
Donovan Jackson: 59
Luke Wypler: 59
Matt Jones: 59
Dawand Jones: 59
Josh Fryar: 7
Zen Michalski: 5
Enokk Vimahi: 5
Jakob James: 5
Toby Wilson: 5

The starting five of Johnson, Jackson, Wypler, Jones and Jones played every snap with the first-team offense against Iowa, while the second-team offensive line for the Buckeyes’ final two series consisted of Michalski, Vimahi, James, Wilson and Fryar. It was the second straight game Wilson played with the second-team offensive line instead of Tegra Tshabola, signaling the Buckeyes could be opting to preserve Tshabola’s redshirt after playing him in four games.

Fryar joined the first-team offense as a sixth offensive lineman in jumbo packages for two snaps.

Snap Tracker: Offense
Pos Player ND ARST TOL WIS RUT MSU IOWA Total
QB C.J. STROUD 71 48 57 62 53 60 59 410
QB KYLE MCCORD DNP 8 14 9 6 16 5 58
QB DEVIN BROWN DNP DNP 9 DNP 6 DNP DNP 15
RB TREVEYON HENDERSON 43 21 8 47 DNP 37 38 194
RB MIYAN WILLIAMS 28 27 25 15 53 DNP 21 169
RB DALLAN HAYDEN DNP 8 36 9 12 26 3 94
RB TC CAFFEY DNP DNP 9 DNP DNP 6 DNP 15
RB CAYDEN SAUNDERS DNP DNP 2 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2
RB CHIP TRAYANUM ST DEF ST DEF DEF DEF 2 2
WR MARVIN HARRISON JR. 67 47 50 59 48 56 53 380
WR EMEKA EGBUKA 71 43 42 59 39 47 40 341
WR JULIAN FLEMING DNP DNP 18 57 27 50 33 185
WR XAVIER JOHNSON 24 37 27 10 12 20 2 132
WR JAYDEN BALLARD 20 14 17 10 12 16 ST 89
WR JAXON SMITH-NJIGBA 15 DNP 23 DNP DNP DNP 22 60
WR REIS STOCKSDALE DNP DNP 5 ST 6 16 2 29
WR KALEB BROWN DNP DNP 9 9 6 ST 3 27
WR KOJO ANTWI DNP DNP 6 DNP 6 3 5 20
WR KYION GRAYES DNP DNP 8 DNP DNP DNP 5 13
TE CADE STOVER 64 44 52 41 53 59 59 372
TE MITCH ROSSI 19 23 19 18 25 20 20 144
TE GEE SCOTT JR. 3 16 23 14 17 18 10 101
TE SAM HART DNP DNP 2 3 3 3 DNP 11
TE BENNETT CHRISTIAN DNP DNP 9 DNP DNP ST DNP 9
TE PATRICK GURD DNP ST 2 2 2 ST DNP 6
TE ZAK HERBSTREIT DNP DNP 2 1 1 DNP DNP 4
TE JOE ROYER ST ST DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP ST
OL PARIS JOHNSON JR. 71 48 57 62 53 63 59 413
OL DONOVAN JACKSON 71 48 57 62 53 63 59 413
OL LUKE WYPLER 71 48 57 62 53 63 59 413
OL DAWAND JONES 71 48 57 62 53 63 59 413
OL MATT JONES 68 48 57 62 53 53 59 400
OL JOSH FRYAR 1 8 29 10 15 16 7 86
OL ENOKK VIMAHI 3 8 23 9 12 23 5 83
OL ZEN MICHALSKI ST 8 23 9 12 13 5 70
OL JAKOB JAMES DNP 8 23 9 12 13 5 70
OL TEGRA TSHABOLA DNP 8 23 9 12 DNP DNP 52
OL TOBY WILSON DNP DNP ST DNP DNP 13 5 18

Defensive Ends

Javontae Jean-Baptiste: 39
J.T. Tuimoloau: 27
Jack Sawyer: 24
Zach Harrison: 20
Caden Curry: 10

Even though Harrison and Sawyer started at defensive end against Iowa, Jean-Baptiste and Tuimoloau ended up playing the most snaps. Jean-Baptiste was the only defensive end to play more than half of Ohio State’s defensive snaps as he saw regular action in the starting rotation while he also remained in the game opposite Curry (who was in for 10 of Ohio State’s final 12 defensive snaps) on the Buckeyes’ final three defensive series in the fourth quarter.

Despite playing the fewest total snaps of Ohio State’s top four defensive ends against Iowa, Harrison made a massive impact as he was frequently in the game on third downs and made four drive-ending plays while recording five pressures on just nine pass-rushing snaps, per PFF.

Ohio State did not use its Jack linebacker package against Iowa, resulting in Sawyer playing his fewest snaps of the season to date, though he has played between 24 and 28 defensive plays in all seven of the Buckeyes’ games so far.

Defensive Tackles

Mike Hall Jr.: 26
Taron Vincent: 24
Tyleik Williams: 24
Jerron Cage: 19
Ty Hamilton: 19

Although Cage started in place of Hall for the second game in a row, Hall played the most snaps of any defensive tackle against Iowa after he was limited to only seven snaps while nursing an injury against Michigan State. Vincent started his seventh consecutive game to begin the year but played his second-lowest snap count of the season as Williams played his second-highest snap count of the season to date.

Many of Hamilton’s snaps came in the fourth quarter, though he entered the game at nose tackle for several plays when the Buckeyes used a 3-2-6 alignment with only one defensive tackle on the field in third-and-long situations.

Linebackers

Steele Chambers: 51
Tommy Eichenberg: 51
Cody Simon: 24
Palaie Gaoteote IV: 8
Reid Carrico: Special teams only
C.J. Hicks: Special teams only

Jim Knowles did not rotate his inside linebackers at all with the first-team defense for the third game in a row as Eichenberg – who has played every first-team snap at middle linebacker all season – and Chambers were on the field for every defensive snap until Iowa’s final two possessions of the game.

Simon, who rotated with Chambers at Will linebacker for the first four games of the year, still played 16 snaps with the first-team defense against Iowa as a Sam linebacker in three-linebacker packages. He also played the final eight snaps of the game at inside linebacker alongside Gaoteote, who saw playing time on defense for just the second time all year, replacing Trayanum as a second-team linebacker.

Steele Chambers
Steele Chambers played every first-team snap at Will linebacker for the third game in a row.

Cornerbacks

JK Johnson: 50
Denzel Burke: 40
Jordan Hancock: 15
Jyaire Brown: 13

Johnson started in place of an unavailable Cameron Brown for the third time in Ohio State’s last four games and played 50-plus snaps for the fourth time this season as he led all cornerbacks in playing time against Iowa. Burke made his sixth start of the season and was on the field for all but seven defensive plays prior to the fourth quarter.

Hancock – who, like Smith-Njigba, was also on a pitch count against Iowa according to Knowles – rotated in with both Johnson and Burke to play his first 15 snaps of the year. With a win well in hand, Brown replaced Burke in the lineup for Ohio State’s final 13 defensive plays of the game. 

Safeties

Ronnie Hickman: 51
Lathan Ransom: 51
Tanner McCalister: 26
Cameron Martinez: 21
Kye Stokes: 8
Sonny Styles: 8

Like Chambers and Eichenberg, Hickman and Ransom were on the field for every defensive play until Iowa’s final two drives of the day. Ransom made his second consecutive start at bandit in place of Josh Proctor, who did not play in any capacity against Iowa even though he was not listed on the Buckeyes’ status report.

McCalister played just over half of the snaps with Ohio State’s first-team defense – and intercepted passes on two of them – as Martinez also saw a share of the first-team action at nickel safety against Iowa. Both of them were on the field when the Buckeyes utilized their dime package in third-and-long situations, but neither of them was on the field when the Buckeyes utilized their three-linebacker package.

Stokes and Styles entered the game to play alongside Martinez for Iowa’s final two possessions.

Snap Tracker: Defense
Pos Player ND ARST TOL WIS RUT MSU IOWA Total
DE J.T. TUIMOLOAU 33 27 26 21 29 24 27 187
DE JACK SAWYER 26 27 25 26 27 28 24 183
DE JAVONTAE JEAN-BAPTISTE 16 25 23 23 23 21 39 170
DE ZACH HARRISON 18 33 17 24 20 26 20 158
DE CADEN CURRY ST 12 18 9 13 11 10 73
DE/DT TYLER FRIDAY 7 16 18 11 DNP DNP DNP 52
DE KENYATTA JACKSON DNP 12 6 DNP 6 DNP DNP 24
DE OMARI ABOR DNP 9 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 9
DT TARON VINCENT 33 22 28 31 36 29 24 203
DT MIKE HALL JR. 30 28 DNP 27 40 7 26 158
DT TY HAMILTON 11 26 19 13 7 29 19 124
DT TYLEIK WILLIAMS 15 25 18 20 6 13 24 121
DT JERRON CAGE 9 17 14 20 14 17 19 110
DT JADEN MCKENZIE DNP 21 9 7 10 11 DNP 58
DT HERO KANU DNP 11 3 DNP 2 DNP DNP 16
DT BRYCE PRATER DNP DNP DNP DNP 1 DNP DNP 1
LB TOMMY EICHENBERG 50 63 44 54 52 42 51 356
LB STEELE CHAMBERS 26 30 28 48 52 42 51 277
LB CODY SIMON 25 48 28 16 15 12 24 168
LB CHIP TRAYANUM ST 15 ST 3 6 12 OFF 36
LB PALAIE GAOTEOTE IV ST ST 12 ST DNP DNP 8 20
LB C.J. HICKS DNP ST ST ST ST ST ST ST
LB REID CARRICO DNP DNP ST ST ST ST ST ST
LB TERADJA MITCHELL ST ST DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP ST
LB GABE POWERS DNP DNP ST ST DNP DNP DNP ST
LB JACKSON KUWATCH DNP DNP ST DNP DNP DNP DNP ST
CB DENZEL BURKE 50 43 44 DNP 47 36 40 260
CB JK JOHNSON ST 50 33 51 50 25 50 259
CB CAMERON BROWN 49 48 17 DNP DNP 27 DNP 141
CB JYAIRE BROWN DNP 15 12 52 9 15 13 116
CB RYAN TURNER DNP DNP 6 3 6 5 DNP 20
CB JORDAN HANCOCK DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 15 15
S RONNIE HICKMAN 50 57 44 54 51 42 51 349
S LATHAN RANSOM 46 39 45 DNP 18 36 51 235
S TANNER MCCALISTER 49 40 DNP 37 10 36 26 198
S JOSH PROCTOR 5 38 DNP 53 41 18 DNP 155
S CAMERON MARTINEZ 1 39 44 3 DNP 6 21 114
S KYE STOKES DNP 7 12 3 32 12 8 74
S SONNY STYLES DNP ST 11 9 9 12 8 49
S KOURT WILLIAMS ST 15 12 9 6 ST DNP 42
S JANTZEN DUNN ST ST DNP ST DNP DNP DNP ST

Field Goals/Extra Points

Noah Ruggles (kicker): 10
Jesse Mirco (holder): 10
Caden Curry (wing): 10
Zen Michalski (end): 10
Paris Johnson Jr. (tackle): 10
Donovan Jackson (guard): 10
Enokk Vimahi (guard): 10
Dawand Jones (tackle): 10
Jakob James (end): 10
Cade Stover (wing): 10
Bradley Robinson (long snapper): 6
Mason Arnold (long snapper): 4

On a day where Ruggles made and attempted more field goals (4-for-4) than he did in the entire first half of the season (2-for-3), Ohio State utilized the same lineup it’s been using all year until Robinson was injured covering a punt in the third quarter, after which Arnold replaced him as the long snapper for Ruggles’ final four extra points of the game.

Kickoffs

Jayden Fielding (kicker): 11
Reid Carrico: 11
Caden Curry: 11
C.J. Hicks: 11
Xavier Johnson: 11
Cody Simon: 11
Sonny Styles: 11
Chip Trayanum: 11
Tanner McCalister: 9
Jyaire Brown: 7
Jayden Ballard: 6
Ronnie Hickman: 4
Kye Stokes: 4
Reis Stocksdale: 3

It’s not particularly common for a defensive end to cover kickoffs, but that’s exactly what Curry did on all 11 of Ohio State’s kickoffs against Iowa.

Hickman, McCalister and Ballard all started the game on the kickoff coverage unit but were replaced by the end of the game by Brown, Stokes and Stocksdale. Ballard’s early departure from the unit came after he was injured while covering a kickoff in the second quarter.

Kickoff Returns

Xavier Johnson (returner): 3
Steele Chambers: 3
Caden Curry: 3
Julian Fleming: 3
Palaie Gaoteote IV: 3
C.J. Hicks: 3
Xavier Johnson: 3
Gee Scott Jr.: 3
Cody Simon: 3
Sonny Styles: 3
Chip Trayanum: 3
Jayden Ballard: 2
Kojo Antwi: 1

Curry also made his debut on the kickoff return unit against Iowa, replacing Mitch Rossi. Johnson and Trayanum swapped spots on the return unit, with Johnson lining up deep as the lead returner after Trayanum dropped two kickoffs in the first half of the season, though Johnson did not actually return any kickoffs on Saturday.

Gaoteote also returned to the kickoff return unit against Iowa, replacing Kourt Williams. Antwi replaced Ballard on Iowa’s lone kickoff in the second half.

Punts

Jesse Mirco (punter): 3
Tommy Eichenberg (upback): 3
Mitch Rossi (upback): 3
Steele Chambers (guard): 3
Chip Trayanum (guard): 3
Emeka Egbuka (tackle): 3
Xavier Johnson (tackle): 3
Cade Stover (wing): 3
Kojo Antwi (gunner): 2
Julian Fleming (gunner): 2
Bradley Robinson (long snapper): 2
Mason Arnold (long snapper): 1
Jayden Ballard (gunner): 1
Kye Stokes (gunner): 1

Robinson suffered his injury on Mirco’s second punt of the game, leading to Arnold replacing him for the last of Mirco’s three punts. Everyone else who took the field for a punt against Iowa had taken snaps on the punting unit in previous games.

Punt Blocks/Returns

JK Johnson: 6
Emeka Egbuka (returner): 5
Lathan Ransom: 5
Jyaire Brown: 4
Sonny Styles:
Reid Carrico: 3
Caden Curry: 3
Xavier Johnson: 3
Cameron Martinez: 3
Jack Sawyer: 3
Gee Scott Jr.: 3
Chip Trayanum: 3
Denzel Burke: 2
Steele Chambers: 2
Tommy Eichenberg: 2
Ty Hamilton: 2
Ronnie Hickman: 2
Javontae Jean-Baptiste: 2
Tyleik Williams: 2
Jerron Cage: 1
Palaie Gaoteote IV: 1
Mike Hall Jr.: 1
Zach Harrison: 1
Cody Simon: 1
Reis Stocksdale (returner): 1
Kye Stokes: 1

Ohio State’s primary punt block/return unit – consisting of JK Johnson, Ransom, Brown, Xavier Johnson, Styles, Carrico, Curry, Martinez, Scott and Trayanum with Egbuka deep at punt returner – took the field for each of Iowa’s first three punts. Curry, Johnson and Ransom were all in position, with Curry making the tackle, to snuff out the fake punt run Tory Taylor attempted on his second punt snap of the day.

The Buckeyes kept their defense on the field to play punt safe on each of Iowa’s final three punts, while Stocksdale replaced Egbuka at returner for Iowa’s final punt of the day.

Field Goal/Extra Point Block

Denzel Burke: 2
Steele Chambers: 2
Tommy Eichenberg: 2
Ronnie Hickman: 2
Javontae Jean-Baptiste: 2
JK Johnson: 2
Lathan Ransom: 2
Sonny Styles: 2
J.T. Tuimoloau: 2
Ty Hamilton: 1
Zach Harrison: 1
Jack Sawyer: 1
Taron Vincent: 1

Ohio State sent all of its top four defensive ends on the field to attempt to block Iowa’s lone extra point after Hawkeye defensive end Joe Evans returned a fumble for Iowa’s only touchdown of the game. The players on the field for Iowa’s lone field goal consisted of the defenders who were in the game for the previous play with the exception of Styles, who played in place of McCalister on the kick-blocking team for the second game in a row.

Snap Tracker: Special Teams
Pos Player ND ARST TOL WIS RUT MSU IOWA Total
WR XAVIER JOHNSON 17 22 14 20 18 19 20 130
LB CODY SIMON 12 16 12 18 14 15 15 102
LB CHIP TRAYANUM 7 20 2 15 15 21 20 100
S SONNY STYLES DNP 15 12 15 15 20 20 97
WR JAYDEN BALLARD 9 11 15 15 19 11 9 89
S KOURT WILLIAMS 12 16 18 18 16 11 DNP 89
LB C.J. HICKS DNP 5 18 18 14 17 14 86
DE CADEN CURRY 4 8 12 9 8 10 27 78
P JESSE MIRCO 9 12 12 10 10 10 13 76
TE CADE STOVER 12 12 10 10 11 8 13 76
LS BRADLEY ROBINSON 9 12 12 10 11 10 8 72
WR EMEKA EGBUKA 16 12 7 10 8 9 8 70
CB JK JOHNSON 9 18 10 6 6 10 8 67
LB STEELE CHAMBERS 8 10 10 7 10 10 10 65
LB REID CARRICO DNP DNP 16 11 8 13 14 62
LB PALAIE GAOTEOTE IV 12 20 17 8 DNP DNP 4 61
K JAYDEN FIELDING 4 8 12 9 8 8 11 60
S RONNIE HICKMAN 8 6 13 8 8 3 8 54
OL ZEN MICHALSKI 4 7 11 8 7 7 10 54
K NOAH RUGGLES 4 7 11 8 7 7 10 54
OL ENOKK VIMAHI 4 7 11 8 7 7 10 54
LB TOMMY EICHENBERG 10 10 6 5 7 5 7 52
OL DONOVAN JACKSON 4 7 8 8 7 7 10 51
OL DAWAND JONES 4 7 8 8 7 7 10 51
OL JAKOB JAMES DNP 7 11 8 7 7 10 50
OL PARIS JOHNSON JR. 4 6 8 8 7 7 10 50
S TANNER MCCALISTER 7 15 DNP 6 4 8 9 49
TE GEE SCOTT JR. 3 11 7 9 3 9 6 48
S CAMERON MARTINEZ 4 12 13 6 DNP 8 3 46
TE MITCH ROSSI 8 10 5 6 7 7 3 46
S KYE STOKES DNP 0 8 11 9 6 6 40
CB JYAIRE BROWN DNP 2 10 5 4 7 11 39
S LATHAN RANSOM 9 10 6 DNP 1 3 7 36
S JOSH PROCTOR 8 15 DNP 3 3 2 DNP 31
LB TERADJA MITCHELL 9 16 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 25
CB DENZEL BURKE 5 4 5 DNP 3 3 4 24
DE ZACH HARRISON 5 1 6 3 2 2 2 21
WR KOJO ANTWI DNP DNP 8 DNP 6 3 3 20
DT TARON VINCENT 3 2 5 3 3 2 1 19
WR REIS STOCKSDALE DNP DNP 5 2 0 4 4 15
DE JACK SAWYER 1 3 1 1 3 1 4 14
S JANTZEN DUNN 5 5 DNP 3 DNP DNP DNP 13
WR JULIAN FLEMING DNP DNP 0 1 4 3 5 13
DE JAVONTAE JEAN-BAPTISTE 2 2 1 1 0 3 4 13
DE J.T. TUIMOLOAU 3 2 3 0 1 2 2 13
CB CAMERON BROWN 5 3 3 DNP DNP 1 DNP 12
OL JOSH FRYAR 4 5 3 0 0 0 0 12
DT MIKE HALL JR. 5 1 DNP 1 3 1 1 12
DT TY HAMILTON 0 3 1 3 0 2 3 12
DT TYLEIK WILLIAMS 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 12
DT JERRON CAGE 1 1 3 2 1 2 1 11
TE JOE ROYER 8 2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 10
WR KALEB BROWN DNP DNP 0 0 3 5 0 8
TE PATRICK GURD DNP 1 5 0 0 1 DNP 7
LB GABE POWERS DNP DNP 4 3 DNP DNP DNP 7
TE BENNETT CHRISTIAN DNP DNP 4 DNP DNP 2 DNP 6
WR MARVIN HARRISON JR. 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
LS MASON ARNOLD DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 5 5
CB RYAN TURNER DNP DNP 1 1 1 2 DNP 5
LB JACKSON KUWATCH DNP DNP 4 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4
DT JADEN MCKENZIE DNP 1 1 1 0 1 DNP 4
OL TEGRA TSHABOLA DNP 0 3 0 0 DNP DNP 3
OL TOBY WILSON DNP DNP 3 DNP DNP 0 0 3
DE TYLER FRIDAY 0 1 1 0 DNP DNP DNP 2
DE KENYATTA JACKSON DNP 0 1 DNP 1 DNP DNP 2
WR JAXON SMITH-NJIGBA 2 DNP 0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2
DT HERO KANU DNP 0 0 DNP 1 DNP DNP 1
P MICHAEL O’SHAUGHNESSY DNP DNP DNP DNP 1 DNP DNP 1
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