Packers Snap Counts: Green Bay uses 8 offensive linemen vs. the New York Jets
Running back MarShawn Lloyd also isn’t getting the clear RB1 looks that we expected from him coming into the season
In Week 1, the Green Bay Packers employed 8 offensive linemen against the Minnesota Vikings. The offensive line and running back rotation saw substantial changes. Quarterback Jordan Love and receiver Christian Watson led the team in snap counts, with Love at 50 and Watson at 46. Running back Chris Brooks led the backfield with 22 snaps, while MarShawn Lloyd and Kaleb Johnson both had 14 snaps.
Tight end Tucker Kraft played 50 snaps, followed by Mark Redman at 17. Linebackers Zaire Franklin and Edgerrin Cooper each logged 72 snaps, making them the most used defensive players. Cornerbacks Keisean Nixon and Brandon Cisse each appeared in 72 snaps.
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