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"Starter" Reps through 4 Games - Offense Edition
Posted on 10/1/26 at 2:52 pm
Posted on 10/1/26 at 2:52 pm
So, I'm a sicko & have went back & watched each game all the way through to pinpoint the amount of snaps guys have had "with the 1's" and at what position. I know that PFF tracks snaps played & their snap % but I wanted to strictly see "meaningful snaps" prior to the 2's all flooding in, so here it goes.
Total 1st Team Offensive Snaps: 272
QB:
Sam Leavitt - 260 - 95.6% - 252 at QB & 8 at RB on direct snaps to backs.
Landen Clark - 12 - 4.4% - 9 at QB & 3 at RB on direct snaps to backs.
RB:
Dilin Jones - 230 - 84.6% - 215 at RB, 7 at QB, & 8 at WR.
Stacy Gage - 36 - 13.2% - 32 at RB, 2 at QB, & 2 at WR.
Harlem Berry - 2 - 0.7% - 2 at RB
Devin Harper - 2 - 0.7% - Lined up as a massive Fullback a couple of times.
WR:
Eugene Wilson - 225 - 82.7% - Lane has both used Wilson as a deep threat & in the slot which makes him useful. Also has the best stamina of all of the receivers, rarely comes out needing a breather, even on some of the 15+ play drives.
Winston Watkins - 210 - 77.2% - Tough as nails slot receiver with a ton of motor, clearly see what Lane saw in him bring him with him.
Jackson Harris - 177 - 65.1% - Trending upwards, Jackson has clearly stepped up in the Trey'Dez absence, looks really good and only expect it to keep up.
Jayce Brown - 116 - 42.6% - Outpaced Harris in week 1 out wide before losing snaps to him as of late, Trey'Dez injury found Jayce in a lot more as a 4th wide out against A&M
Malik Elzy - 43 - 15.8% - Fun little stat I found is that Malik Elzy has been on the field for 9 of LSU's 16 offensive TD's as a 1st team unit even though he only carries 43 total snaps & 1 catch for 6 yards. Staff clearly loves his blocking in the redzone.
Phillip Wright III - 11 - 4.0% - Sucks, this was 8% of all snaps at the time of his injury & trending upwards as a backup to Wilson.
Corey Barber - 5 - 1.8% - The freshman has given Watkins a breather late in drives a couple of times but has yet to do much with it.
Tre Brown III - 1 - 0.4% - Got his 1st snap in meaningful time to block for a play against A&M and then came right back out.
TE:
Trey'Dez Green - 192 - 70.6% - Had played 192 of the 200 (96%) possible offensive snaps prior to getting hurt @ Ole Miss. Hope he can come back healthy.
Zach Grace - 73 - 26.8% - Has looked solid in the blocking game in Green's absence but yet to do much as a pass catcher besides get open in the endzone and have QB's miss him (Leavitt & Clark).
Malachi Thomas - 25 - 9.2% - A lot of raw talent here, curious to see how this trends over the course of Trey'Dez being out. I think he is a better all around TE than Grace but Lane seems to be saying Grace is better at blocking and Jayce Brown is better at receiving so Thomas is kind of sitting the bench behind both.
Roman Mothershed - 8 - 2.9% - Massive body but has yet to do much with his minimal reps.
LT:
Jordan Seaton - 272 - 100% - Love it, needs to stay healthy and keep it up.
LG:
Bo Bordelon - 230 - 84.6% - I like Bo a lot but I still have PTSD from Echoles man handling him at Ole Miss. Yikes
William Satterwhite - 42 - 15.4% - Got the start for A&M but ended up with an illegal man down field to take away Harris' 3rd TD & a holding to take away a 1st down. Also yikes.
C:
Braelin Moore - 272 - 100% - Same as Seaton, just stay healthy and keep it up.
RG:
Aliou Bah - 272 - 100% - Not on the same tier as Seaton & Moore but has been servicable and significantly better than LG.
RT:
Weston Davis - 268 - 98.5% - Has improved in pass pro, still doesn't get much of a push in the run game.
Sean Thompkins - 8 - 2.9% - Pretty solid backup swing tackle, has been used a couple times as RT & swung Weston Davis around as a TE on the left side in goalline settings.
Total 1st Team Offensive Snaps: 272
QB:
Sam Leavitt - 260 - 95.6% - 252 at QB & 8 at RB on direct snaps to backs.
Landen Clark - 12 - 4.4% - 9 at QB & 3 at RB on direct snaps to backs.
RB:
Dilin Jones - 230 - 84.6% - 215 at RB, 7 at QB, & 8 at WR.
Stacy Gage - 36 - 13.2% - 32 at RB, 2 at QB, & 2 at WR.
Harlem Berry - 2 - 0.7% - 2 at RB
Devin Harper - 2 - 0.7% - Lined up as a massive Fullback a couple of times.
WR:
Eugene Wilson - 225 - 82.7% - Lane has both used Wilson as a deep threat & in the slot which makes him useful. Also has the best stamina of all of the receivers, rarely comes out needing a breather, even on some of the 15+ play drives.
Winston Watkins - 210 - 77.2% - Tough as nails slot receiver with a ton of motor, clearly see what Lane saw in him bring him with him.
Jackson Harris - 177 - 65.1% - Trending upwards, Jackson has clearly stepped up in the Trey'Dez absence, looks really good and only expect it to keep up.
Jayce Brown - 116 - 42.6% - Outpaced Harris in week 1 out wide before losing snaps to him as of late, Trey'Dez injury found Jayce in a lot more as a 4th wide out against A&M
Malik Elzy - 43 - 15.8% - Fun little stat I found is that Malik Elzy has been on the field for 9 of LSU's 16 offensive TD's as a 1st team unit even though he only carries 43 total snaps & 1 catch for 6 yards. Staff clearly loves his blocking in the redzone.
Phillip Wright III - 11 - 4.0% - Sucks, this was 8% of all snaps at the time of his injury & trending upwards as a backup to Wilson.
Corey Barber - 5 - 1.8% - The freshman has given Watkins a breather late in drives a couple of times but has yet to do much with it.
Tre Brown III - 1 - 0.4% - Got his 1st snap in meaningful time to block for a play against A&M and then came right back out.
TE:
Trey'Dez Green - 192 - 70.6% - Had played 192 of the 200 (96%) possible offensive snaps prior to getting hurt @ Ole Miss. Hope he can come back healthy.
Zach Grace - 73 - 26.8% - Has looked solid in the blocking game in Green's absence but yet to do much as a pass catcher besides get open in the endzone and have QB's miss him (Leavitt & Clark).
Malachi Thomas - 25 - 9.2% - A lot of raw talent here, curious to see how this trends over the course of Trey'Dez being out. I think he is a better all around TE than Grace but Lane seems to be saying Grace is better at blocking and Jayce Brown is better at receiving so Thomas is kind of sitting the bench behind both.
Roman Mothershed - 8 - 2.9% - Massive body but has yet to do much with his minimal reps.
LT:
Jordan Seaton - 272 - 100% - Love it, needs to stay healthy and keep it up.
LG:
Bo Bordelon - 230 - 84.6% - I like Bo a lot but I still have PTSD from Echoles man handling him at Ole Miss. Yikes
William Satterwhite - 42 - 15.4% - Got the start for A&M but ended up with an illegal man down field to take away Harris' 3rd TD & a holding to take away a 1st down. Also yikes.
C:
Braelin Moore - 272 - 100% - Same as Seaton, just stay healthy and keep it up.
RG:
Aliou Bah - 272 - 100% - Not on the same tier as Seaton & Moore but has been servicable and significantly better than LG.
RT:
Weston Davis - 268 - 98.5% - Has improved in pass pro, still doesn't get much of a push in the run game.
Sean Thompkins - 8 - 2.9% - Pretty solid backup swing tackle, has been used a couple times as RT & swung Weston Davis around as a TE on the left side in goalline settings.
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:01 pm to Gmichels
Great stuff, thanks for posting.
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:03 pm to Gmichels
You are a lunatic. I love it. Well done.
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:10 pm to Gmichels
TD Green was such a big loss. He was leading the team in rec yds thru 3 games
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:13 pm to JimTiger72
quote:He'll be back. It really sucks losing him, but the silver lining in all this is Leavitt is developing more chemistry with the WRs. When Green comes back the offense is going to be lethal!
TD Green was such a big loss. He was leading the team in rec yds thru 3 games
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:15 pm to Gmichels
quote:
I'm a sicko & have went back & watched each game all the way through to pinpoint the amount of snaps guys have had "with the 1's"
This is the level of crazy I can appreciate. Thank you for your insanity.
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:16 pm to Gmichels
Kind of forgot about Tre Brown. We have some options. TDG's injury was a blow but offense still has plenty of depth still kicking, even if you're talking about the freshmen wideouts like Barber and Mack. This offense will continue to click.
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:17 pm to Gmichels
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Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:38 pm to Gmichels
very detailed work, you freak!!
has harlem really only gotten 2 carries with 1's during meaningful game time? seems like he saw action the other night while things were still "interesting" so to speak, but i was pretty lit up.
has harlem really only gotten 2 carries with 1's during meaningful game time? seems like he saw action the other night while things were still "interesting" so to speak, but i was pretty lit up.
Posted on 10/1/26 at 3:50 pm to Gmichels
quote:Hasn’t been asked to do much, yet, but I think has major upside. I look to see a lot more of him and Grace this weekend making plays against McNeese. I think this weekend is the tryout for the number one tight end spot, until Green returns.
Roman Mothershed - 8 - 2.9% - Massive body but has yet to do much with his minimal reps.

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