The Chargers finally snapped their losing streak to the Dolphins in games played in Miami, which dated back to 1981, coming out victorious by the score of 30-10.
Here’s a look at the offensive snap counts from Sunday:
- With wide receivers Mike Williams and Travis Benjamin out, Dontrelle Inman stepped up in the 50 snaps that he played. Geremy Davis (27) and Andre Patton (24) contributed, each posting a pair of catches for big gains.
- Tight ends Sean Culkin (39) and Lance Kendricks (38) were neck and neck, but Kendricks was the more productive out of the two.
- Forrest Lamp (17) finally made his presence known and although he wasn’t on the field for long, he played a key role on one of the touchdown drives. Lamp even played left tackle in garbage time, which was intriguing to see.
- Trey Pipkins (6) also made an appearance on the Bolts’ final drive at right tackle.
Here’s a look at the defensive and special teams snap counts on Sunday:
- Cornerbacks Michael Davis, Casey Hayward and safety Roderic Teamer led the way, playing 100 percent of the defensive snaps. Davis was a little shaky near the beginning of the game, but he picked things up, finishing with an interception and a pass breakup.
- With the Davis’ return came with no playing time for Brandon Facyson. He only logged five snaps, but those came on special teams.
- After Melvin Ingram left the game with a hamstring injury, Uchenna Nwosu and Isaac Rochell split time at LEO.
- Rookies Nasir Adderley and Drue Tranquill finally received some snaps other than on special teams. When Adderley came in, Rayshawn Jenkins served as a dime linebacker, which was nice to see the change.
