Steelers snap counts: Week 10 takeaways

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Making the most of it award

About as easy a choice as it gets: New wide receiver Mike Williams played just nine snaps but recorded the game-winning touchdown. He gets the award in his first game as a Steeler.

Steelers Week 11 snap count takeaways

Darnell Washington out-snapped Pat Freiermuth at tight end this week. When the Steelers want to run the ball, the 6’7, 270-plus-pounder is their guy.
Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren once again saw an even split of snaps with 34 apiece. Cordarrelle Patterson recorded eight. The Steelers are utilizing their talented running back room.
George Pickens was unsurprisingly the Steelers’ top receiver in terms of snaps on Sunday. Calvin Austin III saw a decrease from the Steelers’ last game (60%) to this week (45%). Van Jefferson saw just below his usual amount at 68%, with Ben Skowronek and Mike Williams seeing 7% and 12% of offensive snaps, respectively. It’ll be interesting to see how the distribution looks next week, with Williams being more comfortable in the Pittsburgh offense.
Preston Smith played an impressive 37% of defensive snaps despite being on the Steelers for less than a week. He filled in admirably for the injured Alex Highsmith.
Cameron Sutton, also in his first Steelers game this season, saw 31% of the defensive snaps. Beanie Bishop Jr.’s snap percentage dropped from the Steelers’ last game (85% to 56%), but Sutton seemed to largely eat into the snaps vacated by the recently released Terrell Edmunds. Depth defensive back snaps were somewhat down across the board due to the Commanders’ heavy personnel packages.
The change in scheme can also be seen with Elandon Roberts (64% of defensive snaps) leapfrogging Payton Wilson (22%) at inside linebacker in Week 10. It had been trending the opposite direction ahead of the Commanders” game.
Keeanu Benton jumped from 49% of defensive snaps in Week 8 to 85% in Week 10. Cam Heyward also saw a similar jump (67% to 86%).
In their first game back from injured reserve, Ben Skowronek and Tyler Matakevich tied for the team lead in special teams snaps with 23 each.
The Steelers’ offense to defense ratio this week: 75:59.

Now, here’s a full look at the Steelers snap counts for Week 10’s win over the Washington Commanders:

Snap counts via Next Gen Stats.

Offense

Player

Position

Offensive snaps

OS%

Total snaps

Player

Position

Offensive snaps

OS%

Total snaps

Mason McCormick

G

74

99%

78

Russell Wilson

QB

74

99%

74

Zach Frazier

C

74

99%

74

Dan Moore Jr.

T

74

99%

74

Broderick Jones

T

73

97%

77

Isaac Seumalo

G

72

96%

72

George Pickens

WR

59

79%

59

Van Jefferson

WR

51

68%

51

Darnell Washington

TE

48

64%

52

Pat Freiermuth

TE

43

57%

47

Calvin Austin III

WR

34

45%

40

Jaylen Warren

RB

34

45%

40

Najee Harris

RB

34

45%

34

MyCole Pruitt

TE

32

43%

32

Mike Williams

WR

9

12%

9

Connor Heyward

TE

8

11%

31

Cordarrelle Patterson

RB

8

11%

14

Ben Skowronek

WR

5

7%

28

Spencer Anderson

T

4

5%

8

Minkah Fitzpatrick

FS

3

4%

67

Calvin Anderson

T

1

1%

1

Defense

Player

Position

Defensive snaps

DS%

Total snaps

Player

Position

Defensive snaps

DS%

Total snaps

Minkah Fitzpatrick

FS

59

100%

67

Patrick Queen

ILB

59

100%

64

Joey Porter Jr.

CB

58

98%

63

T.J. Watt

OLB

52

88%

56

Cameron Heyward

DT

51

86%

58

Keeanu Benton

DT

50

85%

55

Alex Highsmith

OLB

46

78%

50

Donte Jackson

CB

42

71%

47

DeShon Elliott

FS

41

69%

45

Elandon Roberts

ILB

38

64%

49

Larry Ogunjobi

DT

34

58%

39

Beanie Bishop Jr.

CB

33

56%

44

Preston Smith

DE

22

37%

24

Cameron Sutton

CB

18

31%

24

Payton Wilson

ILB

13

22%

36

James Pierre

CB

12

20%

35

Damontae Kazee

SS

12

20%

18

Isaiahh Loudermilk

DE

7

12%

18

Miles Killebrew

SS

1

2%

24

Dean Lowry

DE

1

2%

1

Special Teams

Player

Position

Special teams

ST%

Total snaps

Player

Position

Special teams

ST%

Total snaps

Payton Wilson

ILB

23

72%

36

James Pierre

CB

23

72%

35

Connor Heyward

TE

23

72%

31

Ben Skowronek

WR

23

72%

28

Miles Killebrew

SS

23

72%

24

Mark Robinson

ILB

23

72%

23

Jeremiah Moon

OLB

23

72%

23

Tyler Matakevich

MLB

23

72%

23

Elandon Roberts

ILB

11

34%

49

Beanie Bishop Jr.

CB

11

34%

44

Isaiahh Loudermilk

DE

11

34%

18

Corliss Waitman

P

10

31%

10

Christian Kuntz

LS

10

31%

10

Chris Boswell

K

9

28%

9

Cameron Heyward

DT

7

22%

58

Calvin Austin III

WR

6

19%

40

Jaylen Warren

RB

6

19%

40

Cameron Sutton

CB

6

19%

24

Damontae Kazee

SS

6

19%

18

Cordarrelle Patterson

RB

6

19%

14

Minkah Fitzpatrick

FS

5

16%

67

Patrick Queen

ILB

5

16%

64

Joey Porter Jr.

CB

5

16%

63

Keeanu Benton

DT

5

16%

55

Donte Jackson

CB

5

16%

47

Larry Ogunjobi

DT

5

16%

39

Mason McCormick

G

4

13%

78

Broderick Jones

T

4

13%

77

T.J. Watt

OLB

4

13%

56

Darnell Washington

TE

4

13%

52

Alex Highsmith

OLB

4

13%

50

Pat Freiermuth

TE

4

13%

47

DeShon Elliott

FS

4

13%

45

Spencer Anderson

T

4

13%

8

Ryan McCollum

C

4

13%

4

Preston Smith

DE

2

6%

24

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