Bengals Offensive Snap Count Against The Seattle Seahawks

by Josh Kirkendall on Nov 2, 2011 1:00 PM EDT

SEATTLE - OCTOBER 30: Running back Bernard Scott #28 of the Cincinnati Bengals rushes against the Seattle Seahawks at CenturyLink Field on October 30, 2011 in Seattle, Washington. The Bengals defeated the Seahawks 34-12. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

With Cedric Benson serving his one-game suspension, Bengals running back Bernard Scott received a significant number of snaps, mostly in two-back formations with Chris Pressley lead blocking for him. Brian Leonard did take part in 30 snaps but mostly as a route runner and pass blocker. Brandon Tate saw a snap on offense while Anthony Collins, Mike McGlynn and Dennis Roland saw spot action on the offensive line.

Running Backs	Total	Run	Routes	Run Block	Pass Block
Bernard Scott	41	23	11	5	2
Brian Leonard	30	2	20	3	5
Chris Pressley	27	0	6	19	2
Cedric Peerman	7	0	7	0	0

Tight End	Total	Routes	Run Block	Pass Block
Colin Cochart	41	5	29	7
Donald Lee	37	13	18	6

Wide Receivers	Total	Routes	Run Block
A.J. Green	69	37	31
Jerome Simpson	61	36	24	1 P.Block
Andre Caldwell	26	24	2
Andrew Hawkins	6	3	2	1 Run
Brandon Tate	1	0	1

Offensive Line	Total	Run Block	Pass Block
Kyle Cook	69	32	37
Nate Livings	69	32	37
Andrew Whitworth	66	29	37
Andre Smith	66	29	37
Bobbie Williams	66	29	37
Anthony Collins	3	3	0
Mike McGlynn	3	3	0
Dennis Roland	3	3	0

(snap count account to Pro Football Focus)

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12 men on the field?

I know this is from PFF, but like many weeks these numbers are just a bit off. Assuming Dalton ran 69 plays that would bring the total to 760 “person-snaps”. But 11 men running 69 plays is 759 “person-snaps”. Did we sneak an extra guy on the field???

by bengaljohnboy on Nov 2, 2011 1:40 PM EDT reply actions

I think the error is in AJ Green's total snap count.

He’s down as having 69 total snaps, but only 37 routes and 31 run blocks for a total of 38.
It would make the total counts correct.

by Aether on Nov 2, 2011 2:22 PM EDT up reply actions

I'm surprised Cochart was in that much

He got all of 0 targets from Dalton, but they must be feeling better about his run blocking now that he’s got some exp under his belt.

by Paul Cannon on Nov 2, 2011 3:52 PM EDT reply actions

Bernie Scott

Without looking up the stats, how many opportunities did Scott get catching a ball out of the backfield? I don’t remember too may chances.
He was having difficulty getting outside on runs so it might have been a better way to spring him.
Just sayin’

PS: When is Moch going to get a chance?

by CanadaBengal on Nov 2, 2011 5:58 PM EDT reply actions