Offensive Snap Counts
The Chargers Use Starting Offensive Line Throughout
The Chargers starting offensive line of Rashawn Slater, Jordan McFadden, Brendan Jaimes, Jamaree Salyer, and Trey Pipkins III played all 65 offensive snaps in the Week 17 matchup. McFadden made his first career start and did not allow pressure.
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Wide Receiver Snaps
Alex Erickson Leads Receivers in Snaps Played
Wide receiver Alex Erickson led the group with 61 offensive snaps and seven receptions for 98 yards. Rookie Quentin Johnston followed with 59 snaps. Keelan Doss saw 49 snaps after being signed Saturday.
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Summary of Los Angeles Chargers Week 17 Snap Counts
| Category | Player/Group | Snaps Played |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Offensive Line | Rashawn Slater, Jordan McFadden, Brendan Jaimes, Jamaree Salyer, Trey Pipkins III | 65 |
| Wide Receivers | Alex Erickson | 61 |
| Quentin Johnston | 59 | |
| Keelan Doss (signed Saturday) | 49 | |
| Running Backs | Austin Ekeler | 47 |
| Isaiah Spiller | 12 | |
| Joshua Kelley | 6 | |
| Tight Ends | Gerald Everett | 45 |
| Stone Smartt | 19 | |
| Nick Vannett | 11 | |
| Defensive Players | Derwin James, Alohi Gilman, Asante Samuel Jr., Eric Kendricks, Michael Davis | 69 |
| Cornerbacks and Safeties | Essang Bassey | 41 |
| Jaylinn Hawkins | 3 | |
| Edge Rushers and Linebackers | Tuli Tuipulotu | 59 |
| Khalil Mack | 57 | |
| Nick Niemann | 47 | |
| Interior Defensive Line | Austin Johnson | 38 |
| Otito Ogbonnia | 36 | |
| Morgan Fox | 35 | |
| Scott Matlock (rookie) | 33 | |
| Special Teams | Amen Ogbongbemiga | 24 |
| Daiyan Henley | 19 | |
| Ja’Sir Taylor | 19 |
Running Back Snap Counts
Austin Ekeler Leads Backs in Playing Time
Running back Austin Ekeler led the group with 47 offensive snaps, finishing with 50 yards from scrimmage. He shared carries with Isaiah Spiller (12 snaps) and Joshua Kelley (six snaps).
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Tight End Rotation
Gerald Everett Tops Tight Ends in Snaps and Targets
Gerald Everett led the tight end group with 45 snaps, adding four catches for 31 yards and seeing a team-high in targets. Stone Smartt saw 19 snaps and Nick Vannett finished with 11.
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Defensive Snap Counts
Five Players Play All-Defensive Snaps
Five Chargers players played all 69 defensive snaps – Derwin James, Alohi Gilman, Asante Samuel Jr., Eric Kendricks and Michael Davis.
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Cornerback and Safety Rotation
Essang Bassey Receives Bulk of Snaps After Starters
Cornerback Essang Bassey was the second cornerback with 41 snaps. Jaylinn Hawkins was the only other safety with three snaps.
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Edge Rusher and Linebacker Snap Splits
Tuli Tuipulotu Leads Outside Linebackers in Snaps
Tuli Tuipulotu led outside linebackers with 59 snaps. Khalil Mack played 57 and set the single-season sack record. Nick Niemann led linebackers with 47 snaps.
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Interior Defensive Line Rotation
Austin Johnson Tops Snap Count Among Interior Players
Austin Johnson played 38 snaps to lead interior defenders. Otito Ogbonnia saw 36 and Morgan Fox 35. Rookie Scott Matlock played a career-high 33.
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Special Teams Snaps
Amen Ogbongbemiga Tops Unit in Special Teams Snaps
Amen Ogbongbemiga led the unit with 24 special teams snaps. Several players followed close behind including Daiyan Henley and Ja’Sir Taylor who each saw 19 snaps.
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