With the team set to begin preparation for a Sunday afternoon matchup against the Buccaneers, we're looking at the snap counts and playing time percentages
The Eagles (3-0) are all about winning gritty games, and have won eight straight and improved to 18-1 in their last 19 games. They have won four in a row against the Rams after scoring 26 unanswered points on Sunday.
Jordan Davis blocked a field-goal attempt by the Rams' Joshua Karty on the final play of the game and returned it 61 yards for a touchdown — the Eagles' second blocked kick of the fourth quarter — to give Philadelphia a dramatic 33-26 win over Los Angeles on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field.
With the team set to begin preparation for a Sunday afternoon matchup against the Buccaneers, we're looking at the snap counts and playing time percentages from the 33-26 win over the Rams
QB
Jalen Hurts 67 snaps
Jalen Hurts had -1 yards passing at one point, but finished 21-32 passing for 226 yards, three touchdowns, zero interceptions, and a 117.4 rating. Hurts was sacked four times on the afternoon, but hung tough in the pocket on a few brutal hits.
RB
Saquon Barkley 63 snaps
AJ Dillon 5 snaps
In two games last season, Barkley ran for scores of 70 and 72 yards and finished with an Eagles-record 255 yards rushing against the Rams last November, and added touchdown runs of 78 and 62 yards on 205 yards rushing in the wild-card game rematch. On Sunday, with the Rams supremely focused on taking Barkley away, the Offensive Player of the Year rushed for only 13 yards in the first half and finished with 46, his third straight game under 100 yards after a season in which he rushed for 2,005 yards.
WR
A.J. Brown 62 snaps
DeVonta Smith 64 snaps
Jahan Dotson 52 snaps
Darius Cooper 6 snaps
John Metchie 2 snaps
After having two quiet outings, Brown was allowed to be a focal point and exploded with six catches for 109 yards (18.2 avg) and one touchdown on ten targets. DeVonta Smith had eight catches for 60 yards (7.5 avg) and one touchdown on six targets.
TE
Dallas Goedert 61 snaps
Grant Calcaterra 13 snaps
Kylen Granson 2 snaps
Cameron Latu 5 snaps
OL
Jordan Mailata 67 snaps
Tyler Steen 67 snaps
Lane Johnson 10 snaps
Cam Jurgens 67 snaps
Landon Dickerson 67 snaps
Fred Johnson 42 snap
Matt Pryor 15 snaps
Lane Johnson was forced to exit with a neck injury, and the Eagles struggled until Fred Johnson was inserted in place of Matt Pryor.
DT
Jalen Carter 60 snaps
Moro Ojomo 33 snaps
Jordan Davis 45 snaps
Byron Young 10 snaps
Jordan Davis had five tackles, one sack, one tackle for loss, one QB hit, one blocked kick, and one 61-yard return for a touchdown. Jalen Carter had 3 tackles and two QB hits.
Edge Rusher
Nolan Smith 46 snaps
Jalyx Hunt 43 snaps
Za'Darius Smith 24 snaps
Josh Uche 19 snaps
The Eagles sacked Matthew Stafford just once on the afternoon.
Linebacker
Zack Baun 66 snaps
Jihaad Campbell 63 snaps
Zack Baun had seven tackles, two passes defended, and a diving interception, while Jihaad Campbell had eight tackles.
CB
Quinyon Mitchell 66 snaps
Cooper DeJean 66 snaps
Adoree Jackson 38 snaps
Jakorian Bennett 12 snaps
Cooper DeJean led the Eagles with nine tackles and a tackle for loss on the afternoon.
S
Reed Blankenship 66 snaps
Andrew Mukuba 49 snaps
Sydney Brown 20 snaps
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Eagles snap count vs. Rams: Breakdown, observations from Week 3
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