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NC State vs. Charleston Southern Snap Count Report

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Below is a breakdown of who all played for NC State in their home opening victory over Charleston Southern this past Saturday, and how many snaps they played in.

Offense

Sophomore Tackle Anthony Belton – 71
Senior Tackle Timothy McKay – 58
Sophomore Guard Dylan McMahon – 57
Senior Guard Chandler Zavala – 54
Junior Guard Derrick Eason – 52
Junior Quarterback Devin Leary – 50
Senior Center Grant Gibson – 50
Freshman Wide Receiver Julian Gray – 43
Sophomore Wide Receiver Anthony Smith – 39
Senior Wide Receiver Thayer Thomas – 30
Senior Quarterback Jack Chambers – 25
Sophomore Wide Receiver Porter Rooks – 23
Sophomore Tight End Christopher Toudle – 22
Freshman Wide Receiver Jalen Coit – 21
Junior Running Back Jordan Houston – 21
Sophomore Running Back Delbert Mimms – 20
Freshman Tight End Fred Seabrough – 19
Freshman Tight End Cedric Seabrough – 19
Junior Wide Receiver Devin Carter – 19
Senior Guard Bryson Speas – 19
Freshman Running Back Demie Sumo-Karngbaye – 18
Freshman Tight End Ezemdi Udoh – 17
Freshman Offensive Lineman Lyndon Cooper – 16
Freshman Wide Receiver Jakolbe Baldwin – 16
Freshman Offensive Lineman Anthony Carter Jr. – 16
Senior Wide Receiver Darryl Jones – 16
Freshman Running Back Devin Gardner – 15
Junior Wide Receiver Keyon Lesane – 15
Freshman Wide Receiver Ashton Locklear – 14
Freshman Offensive Lineman Patrick Matan – 13
Freshman Offensive Lineman Sean Hill – 13
Sophomore Tight End Kam Walker – 13
Sophomore Running Back Demarcus Jones – 13
Freshman Quarterback MJ Morris – 12
Freshman Wide Receiver Dillon Mosley – 10
Freshman Offensive Lineman Matt McCabe – 10
Junior Wide Receiver Jasiah Provillon – 9
Freshman Offensive Lineman Thornton Gentry – 3
Freshman Offensive Lineman Jaleel Davis – 3
Freshman Wide Receiver Josh Crabtree – 3

Defense

Sophomore Cornerback Aydan White – 43
Senior Cornerback Derrek Pitts Jr – 39
Senior Safety Tanner Ingle – 38
Senior Safety Cyrus Fagan – 38
Junior Linebacker Drake Thomas – 34
Sophomore Defensive End Savion Jackson – 29
Sophomore Defensive End Davin Vann – 28
Sophomore Nickel Joshua Pierre-Louis – 26
Senior Nickel Tyler Baker-Williams – 26
Sophomore Linebacker Devon Betty – 25
Freshman Defensive End Travail Price – 24
Junior Linebacker Jaylon Scott – 23
Junior Safety Jakeen Harris – 23
Senior Nose Tackle Cory Durden – 23
Freshman Linebacker Caden Fordham – 20
Sophomore Defensive End C.J. Clark – 20
Sophomore Nickel Devan Boykin – 19
Sophomore Nose Tackle Joshua Harris – 19
Junior Cornerback Teshaun Smith – 19
Senior Linebacker Isaiah Moore – 19
Freshman Linebacker Jayland Parker – 17
Freshman Linebacker Jordan Poole – 15
Freshman Cornerback Nate Evans – 14
Sophomore Defensive End Jerome Williams – 14
Freshman Defensive Lineman Zyun Reeves – 13
Freshman Safety Sean Brown – 11
Freshman Defensive End Claude Larkins – 11
Freshman Safety Jalen Frazier – 11
Freshman Linebacker Patrick Turner – 8
Freshman Cornerback Christopher Scott Jr. – 8
Freshman Linebacker Colby Johnson – 7
Junior Safety Rakeim Ashford – 6
Senior Safety Dreshun Miller – 6
Sophomore Defensive End Alec Neugent – 4
Sophomore Linebacker Jamie Shaw – 4
Freshman Safety Walt Gerard – 3
Junior Linebacker Aristotle Bowles – 3
Freshman Nickel Clay Craddock – 3

 

 

 

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The Eagles Drafted NC State Center Dylan McMahon in the 6th Round

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April 27, 2024

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NC State Center Dylan McMahon was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 6th round of the 2024 NFL Draft, taken with the 190th overall pick.

McMahon was a 4-year starter at NC State, starting in 43 of the 48 games he has played in. Instead of returning for his final year of eligibility, McMahon bet on himself, and it looks like it paid off.

At the NFL Combine, McMahon ranked in the Top-10 in 4 of the 5 events, and in the Top-5 in 3 of them.

3-Cone – 7.26 seconds (2nd)
Shuttle – 4.33 seconds (2nd)
Broad Jump – 9’7″ (4th)
Vertical – 33.0″ (8th)
40 Yard Dash – 5.10 seconds (20)

I’m not attempting to be prophetic, but for perspective, 13 years ago, Jason Kelce was taken in the 6th round with the 191st overall pick.

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WATCH: QB CJ Bailey’s Tape from NC State’s 2024 Spring Game

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April 27, 2024

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True Freshman CJ Bailey proved why he might be the NC State’s future at Quarterback in the 2024 Spring Game a few weeks back. Bailey was 8 of 12 for 170 yards and 2 touchdowns.

The first touchdown was a 30-yard pass to Junior Wesley Grimes, and the 2nd one was a 28-yarder to fellow Freshman Terrell Anderson.

He also rushed the ball 5 times for 72 yards, which was the 2nd most rushing yards by any player.

Check out Bailey’s tape from NC State’s 2024 Spring Game.

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Payton Wilson is the 7th Highest Drafted Linebacker in NC State History

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Last night NC State Linebacker Payton Wilson was drafted in the 3rd round by the Pittsburgh Steelers, with the 98th overall pick.

Wilson is the 16th Wolfpack Linebacker to be selected in the NFL Draft, and the 7th highest drafted.

Levar Fisher – 2nd round – 49th overall (2002)
Nate Irving – 3rd round – 67th overall (2011)
Germaine Pratt – 3rd round – 72nd overall (2019)
Bobby Houston – 3rd round – 75th overall (1990)
Robert Abraham – 3rd round – 77th overall (1982)
Damien Covington – 3rd round – 96th overall (1995)
Payton Wilson – 3rd round – 98th overall (2024)
Stephen Tulloch – 4th round – 116th overall (2006)
Frank Bush – 5th round – 133rd overall (1985)
Terrell Manning – 5th round – 163rd overall (2012)
David Merritt – 7th round – 191st overall (1993)
Pat Thomas – 6th round – 194th overall (2005)
Audie Cole – 7th round – 210th overall (2012)
Bill Gentry – 12th round – 293rd overall (1967)
Scott Adell – 12th round – 330th overall (1992)
Henry Hipps – 16th round – 411th (1969)

Honestly, in looking at the list above, the best NFL Linebacker of the bunch wasn’t in the Top-5 highest drafted. The man right behind Wilson, Stephen Tulloch, easily had the best career of any Wolfpack Linebacker to be drafted, and he was taken in the 4th round.

It’s not where you start, but where you finish.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers Select NC State’s Payton Wilson with the 98th Pick in the 2024 NFL Draft

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The Pittsburgh Steelers have selected NC State Linebacker Payton Wilson in the 3rd Round of the 2024 NFL Draft, with the 98th overall pick.

How on earth Wilson was the 98th player drafted is beyond me. Winner of the ACC Defensive Player of the Year. Winner of the Butkus Award, given to the best Linebacker in College Football. Winner of the Bednarik Award, given to the best Defensive player in College football. Unanimous All-American. 3rd best PFF Grade by a Linebacker in 2023. Fastest 40-time by a LB at the NFL Combine.

Yet, he was the 7th Linebacker taken in the 2024 NFL Draft. Absurd.

With that being said, I can’t think of a more fitting place for Wilson to play. He was born to play in the Black and Gold. The Steelers are a blue collar club, who carry a long history of defensive greatness. Wilson plays with reckless abandon, and with his hair on fire, and that’s exactly what you expect out of a Pittsburgh Linebacker.

Maybe I’m showing my cards here…I’m a Pittsburgh Steelers fan…and I can’t believe Payton Wilson will be wearing the Black and Gold this Fall.

Congrats Payton!

 

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