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Aggies Dominate Arkansas: Snap Counts Revealed
5 Oct
Summary
- Texas A&M's offense played 71 snaps, defense 46.
- Cornerbacks Ricks and Humphrey played every defensive snap.
- KJ Edwards rushed for two touchdowns on 16 snaps.
Texas A&M's commanding 34-7 win against Arkansas provided an opportunity to distribute playing time across the roster, while still ensuring key starters saw significant action. The Aggies' offense logged 71 snaps, with the defense playing fewer at 46.
Quarterback Marcel Reed played a substantial 60 snaps, with Brady Hart finishing the game over the final 11. On the offensive line, Mark Nabou Jr., Wilkin Formby, and Tyree Adams were utilized for all 60 offensive snaps. Notably, backup running back KJ Edwards made a significant impact, scoring two touchdowns on just 16 snaps, earning the highest offensive PFF grade.
Defensively, cornerbacks Dezz Ricks and Julio Humphrey were the only Aggies to play every snap. Dalton Brooks also saw considerable action, playing 44 snaps as the team limited Arkansas to a mere 214 total yards and seven points. Among the linebackers, 'Mikhail' led the unit with 35 snaps, while Jordan Shaw recorded the defense's highest PFF grade.
