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Week 14 Snap Counts: Falcons at Panthers

Photo: Margaret Bowles

 

CAROLINA PANTHERS DEFENSE

Player Position Defense % Special Teams %
Kurt Coleman FS 64 100% 4 17%
Josh Norman CB 58 91%
Bené Benwikere CB 48 75% 5 22%
Roman Harper SS 47 73% 1 4%
Thomas Davis LB 47 73% 1 4%
Luke Kuechly LB 46 72% 1 4%
Kony Ealy DE 38 59%
Shaq Thompson LB 37 58% 11 48%
Jared Allen DE 36 56% 1 4%
Charles Johnson DE 34 53% 1 4%
Cortland Finnegan CB 33 52% 11 48%
Star Lotulelei DT 33 52%
Dwan Edwards DT 31 48% 7 30%
Kawann Short DT 31 48% 1 4%
Mario Addison DE 28 44% 5 22%
Kyle Love DT 26 41% 1 4%
A.J. Klein LB 18 28% 17 74%
Teddy Williams CB 17 27% 17 74%
Tre Boston SS 17 27% 14 61%
Ben Jacobs LB 15 23% 22 96%
Graham Gano K 13 57%
David Mayo LB 12 52%
Brad Nortman P 10 43%
J.J. Jansen LS 10 43%
Colin Jones S 8 35%

NOTES:

Kurt Coleman has played 880 of 888 possible snaps this year. He missed one in Seattle and he sat out for seven at the end of the rout against Washington.

Shaq Thompson‘s 37 snaps were his most since he played 48 against the Bucs in Week 4. Because of injuries in the secondary, the Panthers may use the rookie a bit more now in a hybrid role.

Charles Johnson may not like it, but his playing time since returning from temporary injured reserve has made sense. The Panthers eased him back in with 21 snaps against the Cowboys before ramping Johnson up to 51 plays in New Orleans. So during Sunday’s blowout, coaches pretty much split the difference, giving him 34 snaps.

Cortland Finnegan, who dealt with some cramping in the fourth quarter, played 33 snaps, just like he did in his debut against the Saints.

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