Bills Playtime Percentages vs Bears

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Offense
QB EJ Manuel - 57 (100%)
LT Cordy Glenn - 57 (100%)
LG Chris Williams - 57 (100%)
C Eric Wood - 57 (100%)
RG Erik Pears - 57 (100%)
RT Seantrel Henderson - 57 (100%)
WR Sammy Watkins - 54 (95%)
WR Robert Woods - 52 (91%)
TE Scott Chandler - 37 (65%)
HB C.J. Spiller - 30 (53%)
WR Mike Williams - 30 (53%)
HB Fred Jackson - 26 (46%)
TE Chris Gragg - 19 (33%)
FB Frank Summers - 17 (30%)
WR Marquise Goodwin - 11 (19%)
HB Anthony Dixon - 6 (11%)
OT Chris Hairston - 3 (5%)

Defense
LB Preston Brown - 74 (100%)
CB Leodis McKelvin - 73 (99%)
CB Corey Graham - 70 (95%)
S Aaron Williams - 65 (88%)
S Da'Norris Searcy - 60 (81%)
DT Marcell Dareus - 58 (78%)
DT Kyle Williams - 53 (72%)
LB Brandon Spikes - 52 (70%)
CB Nickell Robey - 49 (66%)
DE Jerry Hughes - 49 (66%)
DE Mario Williams - 48 (65%)
LB Keith Rivers - 38 (51%)
S Duke Williams - 29 (39%)
DE Jarius Wynn - 26 (35%)
DE Manny Lawson - 25 (34%)
DT Stefan Charles - 15 (20%)
DT Corbin Bryant - 14 (19%)
LB Ty Powell - 11 (15%)
CB Ron Brooks - 5 (7%)

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[Ed]

I'm surprised they kept LB Brown in for every snap. I thought he struggled quite a bit, particularly early on. He looked a little in over his head. I'm glad to have Bradham back this week and I'm excited to see what he can do.

Dareus playing 78% of the snaps (most among the D-line) is a little surprising too. Maybe his conditioning isn't as bad as people think.

I'd like to see Mike Williams get more snaps on offense.

[ghz in pittsburgh]

Oline got 100% snap. How did Hairston also got 5%, 3 snaps? Did they ran 6 linemen at one pint?

[Dr. Lecter]

Oline got 100% snap. How did Hairston also got 5%, 3 snaps? Did they ran 6 linemen at one pint?


Yes. He came in as a 3rd TE

One play he got totally blown up and his guy tackled Jackson behind the line of scrimmage stopping him from getting the first down

[Ed]

Oline got 100% snap. How did Hairston also got 5%, 3 snaps? Did they ran 6 linemen at one pint?
I don't remember seeing him in on any plays, but most teams have what they call jumbo packages where you have a 6th O-lineman for goal line or short yardage running plays.

[ServoBillieves]

Marquise Goodwin saw the field? Surprising.

[ghz in pittsburgh]

Marquise Goodwin saw the field? Surprising.

Yes. EJ's INT is when he tried to the ball to him. In fact, on that play, EJ was going to Chandler but he fell. So EJ went to his 2nd option. That was a very difficult play and he hope he learns from it: a right handed QB on a not designed rollout to his left; it is hard to see defenders rolling in the same direction.

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If 2 DE's on every d snap, how do all those guys only add up to 150% of all the snaps. Should be 200%. Unless they are running without DEs.

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[Woodman]

Give me more Mike Williams, just a huge target that gets the ball anywhere near him.

[Dr. Lecter]

If 2 DE's on every d snap, how do all those guys only add up to 150% of all the snaps. Should be 200%. Unless they are running without DEs.

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Hughes (66%) + M. Williams (65%) + Winn (35%) + Lawson (34%) = 200%

[Mr. Miyagi]

Seantrel Henderson played very well for a rookie considering the Bears DL isn't shabby especially with Jared Allen now.


In fact, on that play, EJ was going to Chandler but he fell.
Why the hell does Chandler always fall down? Small feet for a 6' 7" guy?

[Meathead]

Give me more Mike Williams, just a huge target that gets the ball anywhere near him.

his 53% of plays is like 90+% of the time they went to three or more wides

woods gives them a bit more of a variable threat, plus ej is probably more comfortable with woods at this point, so you can understand why hed be wr2

did 7/11 even dress?

[Fletch]

I'm surprised they kept LB Brown in for every snap.

Me too. Looks like they did some creative stuff on 3rds since Spikes was in on just over 2/3 of the plays and Rivers on half. Doesn't seem like they swapped them out with other LBs, apparently they used other alignments, which makes sense given our roster.

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Hughes (66%) + M. Williams (65%) + Winn (35%) + Lawson (34%) = 200%

Where were you when I was taking calculus?

[Skooby]

Where were you when I was taking calculus?

Teaching Trig.

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[The Jokeman]

I'm surprised they kept LB Brown in for every snap. I thought he struggled quite a bit, particularly early on. He looked a little in over his head. I'm glad to have Bradham back this week and I'm excited to see what he can do.

Dareus playing 78% of the snaps (most among the D-line) is a little surprising too. Maybe his conditioning isn't as bad as people think.

I'd like to see Mike Williams get more snaps on offense.

He did struggle but when Rivers got hurt our alternatives were limited. Yet with Bradham due back and if Rivers isn't hurt too bad we could see Brown's snaps cut in half. Also I'm shocked at Boo Boo Dixon's amount of snaps so low as he seemed to be in the game a lot more but then again maybe it's because every time was in he seemingly had a carry. If Gilmore is healthy the question looms is does he replace Graham or McKelvin. As to me Graham was the better CB yesterday.

[POTLAND PSILBYLO]

his 53% of plays is like 90+% of the time they went to three or more wides

woods gives them a bit more of a variable threat, plus ej is probably more comfortable with woods at this point, so you can understand why hed be wr2

did 7/11 even dress?

He was on special teams plays