NC State’s Offensive Snap Count Report vs. VMI (with Notes)

Here’s a look at how many snaps each NC State Offensive player played in the Wolfpack’s 45-7 win over VMI yesterday.

Left Tackle Anthony Belton – 69
Right Tackle Timothy McKay – 69
Quarterback Brennan Armstrong – 69
Guard Lyndon Cooper – 69
Left Guard Anthony Carter Jr. – 66
Right Guard Derrick Eason – 66
Receiver Keyon Lesane – 53
Receiver Kevin Concepcion – 34
Receiver Bradley Rozner – 31
Tight End Trent Pennix – 28
Running Back Kendrick Raphael – 25
Offensive Tackle Jacarrius Peak – 25
Receiver Terrell Timmons – 24
Receiver Porter Rooks – 24
Running Back Michael Allen – 22
Receiver Julian Gray – 18
Tight End Reid Mitchell – 16
Running Back Jordan Houston – 16
Receiver DJ Collins – 14
Tight End Juice Vereen – 13
Right Tackle Matt McCabe – 12
Center Dylan McMahon – 12
Running Back Demarcus Jones – 11
Running Back Delbert Mimms – 10
Quarterback Ethan Rhodes – 9
Wide Receiver Jakolbe Baldwin – 9
Wide Receiver Anthony Smith – 9
Offensive Tackle Patrick Matan – 9
Offensive Guard Sean Hill – 9
Wide Receiver Jalen Coit – 9
Tight End Cede Seabrough – 5
Tight End Christopher Toudle – 2

Notes

• After a stellar performance against Notre Dame, True Freshman Juice Vereen saw a decrease in playing time against VMI. Against the Irish, he played in 46% of the snaps, he only played in 17% against VMI.
• Center Dylan McMahon only played in 12 snaps before leaving the game with an injury. Redshirt Sophomore Lyndon Cooper started the game at Left Guard, which is significant, because he had been battling Redshirt Sophomore Anthony Carter Jr. for the starting job there. When McMahon went down, Cooper moved over to Center.
• It’s fascinating how NC State is using Redshirt Freshman Jacarrius Peak as a blocker at Tight End, playing 16 snaps there.
• Tight End Trent Pennix has seen his snaps increase each game (6, 23, 28), and Tight End Christopher Toudle has seen his snaps decrease every game (36, 36, 2).
• Running Back Jordan Houston has seen his snaps decrease in each game (40, 35, 16), and Sophomore Running Back Michael Allen played 22 snaps against VMI, which was his highest total of the season.