Packers Snap Counts, Week 9: Green Bay shakes up the offensive line
The Packers have a three-man guard rotation. Kaleb Johnson led the team in rushing, but TBD on if he’s active next week
The Green Bay Packers experienced a change in their offensive line during Week 9, which helped them break the 100-yard rushing mark against the New England Patriots. Quarterback Jordan Love had 56 snaps, while backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor appeared for the second time this season, operating the offense during the final drives of the game.
Running back Kaleb Johnson, who replaced injured starter Josh Jacobs, had 29 rushes. Tight end Tucker Kraft led the tight end rotation with 52 snaps. The Packers shifted to a guard rotation, with Laken Tomlinson playing left guard and Kevin Zeitler playing right guard for two drives, while Aaron Banks sat on the bench. Offensive line coach Bill Callahan seemed to have thrown out the continuity they had been promoting early in the season.
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