Bengals vs. Titans Snap Count Report

by Jimmy on Nov 8, 2011 11:49 AM CST in Tennessee Titans News

Here is Mike Clay's weekly breakdown of snaps played by the Titans skill players:

Nate Washington suffered an injury in this one, but not before he reached 47 snaps. That allowed Damian Williams to pace the wide receivers with 55 snaps played. Williams has now matched or played more snaps than Washington in three of the team’s last four games. Lavelle Hawkins chipped in with 34, while Donnie Avery handled nine and Marc Mariani eight. The tight ends were led by Craig Stevens’ 35-snap day. Jared Cook was in on 30 plays and Daniel Graham saw 10. Chris Johnson’s 53 snaps easily paced the running backs, as Javon Ringer was in on only 14 plays. Jamie Harper saw six snaps after seeing a total of seven over the team’s last six games.

I would really like to see more of Donnie Avery. The only play I noticed him out there was a play where pass interference should have been called because the defender clearly held him as he ran past. He is the only guy on the team that can do that. Why isn't he on the field more?

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The Avery play was as terrible a no call

As the McCourty PI that was called. Dalton throws a god awful pass back to the inside of the field and McCourty gets run over as he reacts to Green’s movement. Complete crap.

Just one more reason to pray to the football gods that the NFL takes up the college rule.

Dear CJ: How do I return my real fan card?

by asbestos_man on Nov 8, 2011 12:04 PM CST reply actions

considering the deficiencies of other

Receivers Avery’s lack of playing time should tell you something about the coaches opinion of his skills. Also remember he was cut by a team that does not have a great corps of receivers.

by setitan on Nov 8, 2011 12:07 PM CST via mobile reply actions