OFFENSE

Player	Position	Offense	%	Special Teams	%
Byron Bell	T	84	100%	9	26%
Nate Chandler	T	84	100%	9	26%
Trai Turner	G	84	100%	9	26%
Cam Newton	QB	84	100%
Greg Olsen	TE	84	100%
Ryan Kalil	C	84	100%
Fernando Velasco	G	79	94%
Jerricho Cotchery	WR	66	79%
Kelvin Benjamin	WR	66	79%
Jason Avant	WR	58	69%
Darrin Reaves	RB	54	64%
Ed Dickson	TE	36	43%	18	51%
Fozzy Whittaker	RB	27	32%
Brandon Williams	TE	14	17%	18	51%
Brenton Bersin	WR	6	7%	8	23%
Philly Brown	WR	5	6%	9	26%
Amini Silatolu	G	5	6%
Chris Ogbonnaya	RB	3	4%	2	6%
Brian Folkerts	C	1	1%	17	49%
David Foucault	T			9	26%

• The offense averaged 65.8 snaps through its first five games, but overtime forced it to play a season-high 84 snaps.
• Trai Turner was in for every offensive play for the second straight game. Fernando Velasco may have planned to spell Turner, but Velasco had to replace Amini Silatolu after he strained his calf on the first series.
• Greg Olsen, who rested his sore ankle for two days during the week, played every snap, even though it appeared he tweaked the ankle at least twice. Vontaze Burfict didn’t help, either.
• Jason Avant’s playtime percentage this year, by week: 53%, 60%, 42%, 65%, 41%, 69%.
• Fozzy Whittaker saw his first offensive snaps of the season, but his sore quad limited him to 27.
• Brandon Williams caught his first NFL pass, but he played one fewer snap (14) than he did in Week 5.
• Brenton Bersin (career-high two receptions) caught a pass on 33 percent of his plays.
• Philly Brown caught one pass and played just five offensive snaps for the second straight week.
• Chris Ogbonnaya did not have a carry and played only three snaps after he had eight carries on 21 snaps in Week 5.

DEFENSE

Player	Position	Defense	%	Special Teams	%
Roman Harper	S	81	100%	15	43%
Antoine Cason	CB	81	100%	9	26%
Melvin White	CB	81	100%	9	26%
Luke Kuechly	LB	81	100%	8	23%
Thomas DeCoud	S	81	100%	2	6%
Thomas Davis	LB	81	100%
Charles Johnson	DE	65	80%
Dwan Edwards	DT	51	63%	17	49%
Kawann Short	DT	48	59%	8	23%
Mario Addison	DE	44	54%	10	29%
Charles Godfrey	CB	43	53%	9	26%
Star Lotulelei	DT	40	49%	8	23%
Wes Horton	DE	29	36%	8	23%
Colin Cole	DT	24	30%
Kony Ealy	DE	23	28%
A.J. Klein	LB	20	25%	19	54%
Chase Blackburn	LB	18	22%	26	74%
Colin Jones	S			26	74%
Jason Williams	LB			23	66%
James Dockery	CB			18	51%
Ben Jacobs	LB			17	49%
Graham Gano	K			17	49%
J.J. Jansen	LS			10	29%
Brad Nortman	P			10	29%
Tre Boston	S			8	23%

• The defense averaged 65 snaps through its first five games, but overtime forced it to play a season-high 81 snaps.
• Luke Kuechly was in for every play for the fifth time. He sat out seven snaps during the Steelers’ blowout win.
• The Panthers were in nickel for 53 percent of their defensive plays. Charles Godfrey saw all 43 snaps as the nickel corner, while A.J. Klein (20) and Chase Blackburn (18) had a fairly even split as the third linebacker.
• Fourth-round pick Tre Boston made his NFL debut. He did not record a stat on eight special teams plays.

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