LA Rams-LA Chargers Playing Time Breakdown

[BonifayRam]

https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2017/...gers-recap-snap-counts-playing-time-breakdown
Here’s how the playing time got doled out in Week 3.
PS Week 3 v Chargers - Offense
Player POS OFF OFF%
Jake Eldrenkamp G 57 83.82%
Darrell Williams OT 54 79.41%
Austin Blythe C 54 79.41%
Cody Wichmann G 46 67.65%
Pharoh Cooper WR 46 67.65%
Sean Mannion QB 43 63.24%
Brandon Shippen WR 39 57.35%
Josh Reynolds WR 34 50.00%
Gerald Everett TE 32 47.06%
Rob Havenstein OT 31 45.59%
Pace Murphy OT 30 44.12%
Justin Davis RB 28 41.18%
Cory Harkey TE 25 36.76%
Jared Goff QB 22 32.35%
Robert Woods WR 22 32.35%
Aaron Green RB 19 27.94%
Tyler Higbee TE 19 27.94%
Sammy Watkins WR 19 27.94%
Michael Dunn OT 18 26.47%
Malcolm Brown RB 18 26.47%
Paul McRoberts WR 11 16.18%
John Sullivan C 11 16.18%
Andrew Whitworth OT 11 16.18%
Rodger Saffold OT 11 16.18%
Jamon Brown G 11 16.18%
Sam Rogers RB 9 13.24%
Shakeir Ryan WR 9 13.24%
Temarrick Hemingway TE 4 5.88%
Lenard Tillery RB 3 4.41%
Alex Kozan G 3 4.41%
Travis Wilson TE 3 4.41%
Dan Orlovsky QB 3 4.41%
Parker Collins C 3 4.41%
Plenty of work for some of those offensive line reserves. Worth pointing out that starting RT Rob Havenstein got a ton more time than the other starters (20 additional snaps, to be exact).One note from the wide receivers? It would seem that WR Brandon Shippen has a leg up on WR Paul McRoberts and WR Shakeir Ryan, for whatever that’s worth.Overall through three games, you’ve got seven players who have cracked at least 100 of the offense’s 205 snaps, five of whom are on the offensive line.

Defense
Player POS Def Def%
Dominique Hatfield CB 58 87.88%
Andy Mulumba LB 42 63.64%
Michael Jordan CB 41 62.12%
Davis Tull LB 41 62.12%
Isaiah Johnson FS 37 56.06%
Cassanova McKinzy LB 32 48.48%
Tyrunn Walker DT 32 48.48%
Marqui Christian SS 30 45.45%
Nicholas Grigsby LB 28 42.42%
Josh Forrest LB 27 40.91%
Cody Davis FS 27 40.91%
Bryce Hager LB 26 39.39%
Carlos Davis CB 25 37.88%
Tanzel Smart DT 25 37.88%
Casey Sayles DT 24 36.36%
Mike Purcell NT 23 34.85%
Blake Countess CB 21 31.82%
Morgan Fox DE 19 28.79%
Ethan Westbrooks DT 18 27.27%
Folarin Orimolade LB 17 25.76%
John Johnson DB 17 25.76%
Louis Trinca-Pasat DT 17 25.76%
Corey Littleton LB 16 24.24%
Lamarcus Joyner CB 16 24.24%
Omarius Bryant DT 16 24.24%
Tyquwan Glass DB 15 22.73%
Matt Longacre DE 15 22.73%
Willie Mays III OLB 15 22.73%
Trumaine Johnson CB 6 9.09%
Reminder of who was inactive for the game, because it clearly affected things in a major way here.Suffice to say we have a clear battle at corner between CB Dominique Hatfield and CB Mike Jordan?Hard to parse the linebacking snaps for anything concrete given that all four starters were out...

Special Teams
Player POS ST ST%
Cory Harkey TE 13 54.17%
Sam Rogers RB 11 45.83%
Josh Forrest LB 11 45.83%
Marqui Christian SS 10 41.67%
Cassanova McKinzy LB 9 37.50%
Folarin Orimolade LB 9 37.50%
Lenard Tillery RB 8 33.33%
John Johnson DB 8 33.33%
Jake McQuaide LS 8 33.33%
Aarion Penton CB 8 33.33%
Aaron Green RB 7 29.17%
Isaiah Johnson FS 7 29.17%
Carlos Davis CB 7 29.17%
Johnny Hekker P 7 29.17%
Darrell Williams OT 6 25.00%
Cody Wichmann G 6 25.00%
Shakeir Ryan WR 6 25.00%
Alex Kozan G 6 25.00%
Tyquwan Glass DB 6 25.00%
Greg Zuerlein K 6 25.00%
Travis Coons K 6 25.00%
Austin Blythe C 5 20.83%
Pace Murphy OT 5 20.83%
Justin Davis RB 5 20.83%
Travis Wilson TE 5 20.83%
Andy Mulumba LB 5 20.83%
Cody Davis FS 5 20.83%
Mike Purcell NT 5 20.83%
Kevin Davis LB 5 20.83%
Michael Dunn OT 4 16.67%
Paul McRoberts WR 4 16.67%
Temarrick Hemingway TE 4 16.67%
Tanzel Smart DT 4 16.67%
Pharoh Cooper WR 3 12.50%
Tyler Higbee TE 3 12.50%
Dominique Hatfield CB 3 12.50%
Michael Jordan CB 3 12.50%
Bryce Hager LB 3 12.50%
Morgan Fox DE 3 12.50%
Corey Littleton LB 3 12.50%
Lamarcus Joyner CB 3 12.50%
Matt Longacre DE 3 12.50%
Johnny Mundt TE 3 12.50%
Brandon Shippen WR 2 8.33%
Rob Havenstein OT 2 8.33%
Louis Trinca-Pasat DT 2 8.33%
Jake Eldrenkamp G 1 4.17%
Josh Reynolds WR 1 4.17%
Gerald Everett TE 1 4.17%
Davis Tull LB 1 4.17%
Tyrunn Walker DT 1 4.17%
Ethan Westbrooks DT 1 4.17%
Trumaine Johnson CB 1 4.17%
With these special teams snaps and the injury to TE Temarrick Hemingway, does TE Cory Harkey have an inside track now to the 53-man roster? Harkey is among the top eight non-core (i.e. K, P, LS) special teams contributors who have cleared more than 25 of the Rams’ 81 preseason special teams snaps: FB Sam Rogers (37), Harkey (37), S Marqui Christian (34), LB Folarin Orimolade (30), LB Andy Mulumba (29), S John Johnson (29), LB Josh Forrest (27) & CB Dominique Hatfield (26). If we get a shocker on the 53-man, good chance it comes out of this group.

 

[fearsomefour]

My question is there anyone prepared to step up at RT?
Probably not.
I don't Think Havenstein is the long term answer there. Maybe I'm wrong but not impressed with his ability to even get in front of speed rushers.
Any thoughts on T Dunn?

 

[BonifayRam]

My question is there anyone prepared to step up at RT?
Probably not.
I don't Havenstein is the long terms answer there. Maybe I'm wrong but not impressed with his ability to even get in front of speed rushers.
Any thoughts on T Dunn?

Good Morning fearsomefour, :coffee: The situation @ RT in the area of pass protection is concerning not in run blocking right? Not sure if its due to a physical burr or a mental technical burr? If its a tech issue it can be fix. If its the other we will need to look elsewhere & Rob move back inside as Kromer planned from beginning. Since Kromer wanted Rob inside, I believe answer is Physical burr that can not be fixed good enough to protect Goff the franchise.

The rocky road that brought us here, was that early plan by Kromer....GRob was mature & mentally able to flip sides & produce at NFL level RT play. The other elements involving this Kromer plan was last season's late season starter @ RT/RG Andrew Donnal. The plan was to have him compete when healthy again. Then there was Pace Murphy who won a roster spot early in pre season 2016. Pace did that @ LT but as the season wore on he saw time @ RT too & played RT with the offense in 2 gms & looked good. That plan looked solid to me until it went up in flames.

What happen? GRob completely failed to put in any effort & was unworthy of the opportunity. Andrew Donnal never got fully healthy from hip surgery then injured his knee :rant:removing him from competing (this is the same knee he injured in wk #11 in 2015 that sacked him for the rest of the season). Reserve Jamon Brown was tried & tested & he failed:sleepz:. Then Pace Murphy injured his elbow badly & his performance has suffered sinceuke:Thus Kromer had no real options but shelve his Havenstien ORG plan :death:& reinsert Rob back in @ RT & we are back where we started:headexplosion:.

Micheal Dunn was a LT for the Terps & a good one @ that. Team captain too. Dunn’s history is ...walked on & redshirted his #1 yr. Started on the OL for 4 yrs. Been OT since game 10 of the 2013 season. Before the OT thing MD started 9 @ RG. MD had 31 starts @ LT & 8 RT for the Terps voted the Terps’ most reliable lineman 2016. Its been said that MD is more technician with necessary footwork, durability & consistency to play in the NFL. He is about 6-5 & 310 lbs.

@ first I thought that MD might make the PS @ best but with all the above negative ongoings @ RT thus far in this season MD's worth has increase greatly day by day. If we do not see Darrell Williams in @ RT Thursday nite then we will see Dunn taking the major amount of action @ RT. Last Saturday MD got in @ RT for 18 plays near 27%. If you go back to the late 3rd quarter you will see Pace Murphy moving inside to RG with MD taking up that RT starting post. You should be pleased with what you see from MB & Murphy @ RG.

 

[Ramstien]

Thanks Bonifay that was some good info.

 

[fearsomefour]

Good Morning fearsomefour, :coffee: The situation @ RT in the area of pass protection is concerning not in run blocking right? Not sure if its due to a physical burr or a mental technical burr? If its a tech issue it can be fix. If its the other we will need to look elsewhere & Rob move back inside as Kromer planned from beginning. Since Kromer wanted Rob inside, I believe answer is Physical burr that can not be fixed good enough to protect Goff the franchise.

The rocky road that brought us here, was that early plan by Kromer....GRob was mature & mentally able to flip sides & produce at NFL level RT play. The other elements involving this Kromer plan was last season's late season starter @ RT/RG Andrew Donnal. The plan was to have him compete when healthy again. Then there was Pace Murphy who won a roster spot early in pre season 2016. Pace did that @ LT but as the season wore on he saw time @ RT too & played RT with the offense in 2 gms & looked good. That plan looked solid to me until it went up in flames.

What happen? GRob completely failed to put in any effort & was unworthy of the opportunity. Andrew Donnal never got fully healthy from hip surgery then injured his knee :rant:removing him from competing (this is the same knee he injured in wk #11 in 2015 that sacked him for the rest of the season). Reserve Jamon Brown was tried & tested & he failed:sleepz:. Then Pace Murphy injured his elbow badly & his performance has suffered sinceuke:Thus Kromer had no real options but shelve his Havenstien ORG plan :death:& reinsert Rob back in @ RT & we are back where we started:headexplosion:.

Micheal Dunn was a LT for the Terps & a good one @ that. Team captain too. Dunn’s history is ...walked on & redshirted his #1 yr. Started on the OL for 4 yrs. Been OT since game 10 of the 2013 season. Before the OT thing MD started 9 @ RG. MD had 31 starts @ LT & 8 RT for the Terps voted the Terps’ most reliable lineman 2016. Its been said that MD is more technician with necessary footwork, durability & consistency to play in the NFL. He is about 6-5 & 310 lbs.

@ first I thought that MD might make the PS @ best but with all the above negative ongoings @ RT thus far in this season MD's worth has increase greatly day by day. If we do not see Darrell Williams in @ RT Thursday nite then we will see Dunn taking the major amount of action @ RT. Last Saturday MD got in @ RT for 18 plays near 27%. If you go back to the late 3rd quarter you will see Pace Murphy moving inside to RG with MD taking up that RT starting post. You should be pleased with what you see from MB & Murphy @ RG.

I think we are going into week one with Hav at RT.
If Donnal is not shelved this year, if he can get healthy at some point, he may end up taking over at RT.
I just Havenstein is not quick enough to deal with speed rushers, particularly 3/4 speed rushers, without help. Offense coaches hate having to remove play makers from patterns because of blocking shortcomings.
We shall see.