The Indianapolis Colts (6-6) couldn’t hold onto a double-digit lead on Sunday and wound up dropping their Week 12 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-3) by score of 38-31 at Lucas Oil Stadium.
With that big matchup in the rear-view mirror, it’s time for us to look back at the snap counts on offense, defense and special teams from the heartbreaking loss at home.
Offense
Analysis
- RB Jonathan Taylor led the way with 71% of the snaps, which is his fourth-highest total of the season. He hit 20 touches for the sixth time this season.
- Meanwhile, Nyheim Hines followed that with 36% of the snaps, his second-highest share since Week 5.
- It was all Mark Glowinski at right guard. His 96% snap share was his highest since Week 6 when the rotation with Chris Reed began.
- WR Ashton Dulin only played on four snaps but one of those plays was a 62-yard touchdown in which he burned the secondary.
Defense & Special Teams
Analysis
- While CB Xavier Rhodes got the start, Rock Ya-Sin played 84% of the snaps and had a solid day. Rhodes seems to be playing better in a more limited role as of late.
- DE Al-Quadin Muhammad led all defensive linemen with 85% of the snaps played while rookie Kwity Paye was second among edge rushers at 75%.
- DE Kemoko Turay saw just three snaps—his lowest mark of the season. This is coming off of a nine-snap game in Week 11.
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