Texas A&M football snap count leaders vs. Missouri in Week 6
See which Texas A&M players led each position in snaps vs. Missouri and what the Week 6 numbers reveal about the Aggies' rotation.
In a 27-6 loss to Missouri, Texas A&M's offense played 67 snaps, led by Marcel Reed, Tyree Adams, Mark Nabou Jr., and Wilkin Formby, who each saw extensive playing time. Missouri employed 75 offensive plays, leading to large workloads for several Aggie defenders. Reed, Adams, Nabou, and Formby all saw every snap, while additional players rotated at running back, tight end, and offensive line positions.
Quarterback Marcel Reed led the backfield with 67 snaps, while Rueben Owens II contributed 31 snaps. Wide receiver Isaiah Horton recorded 56 snaps, and tight end Houston Thomas contributed 31 snaps. Left tackle Tyree Adams and left guard Trovon Baugh each played 67 snaps, while Mark Nabou Jr. and Wilkin Formby each saw 67 snaps on the right side of the offensive line.
Defensive standout Dezz Ricks led the cornerback position with 74 snaps, while TJ Searcy logged 46 snaps on the defensive line. Brooks led the safeties with 66 snaps. The Aggies' defensive line saw more rotation, with TJ Searcy leading the edge rushers with 46 snaps. Overall, Missouri's 75 offensive plays and extensive playing time for Texas A&M defenders contributed to the Aggies' inability to score a touchdown in this game.
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