Eagles run 44 offensive snaps in preseason loss to Ravens
Philadelphia used 44 offensive and 80 defensive snaps in its first preseason game, with rookie tight end Eli Stowers and offensive lineman Willie Lampkin receiving notable playing time.
Philadelphia ran 44 offensive snaps and 80 defensive snaps in its preseason opener against Baltimore. Quarterback Tanner McKee led the passing effort with 19 snaps, followed by Cole Payton (15) and Andy Dalton (10). Running backs Will Shipley (16 snaps) and Ja'Quinden Jackson (11) saw the most action in the backfield. Wide receiver Darius Cooper received the most targets, logging 29 snaps, two catches for 21 yards and a drop. Tight end Eli Stowers was on the field for 19 snaps, while rookie offensive linemen Willie Lampkin and Markel Bell each played 34 and 21 snaps respectively, with Lampkin earning the game ball. On defense, edge rusher Tarron Jackson logged 45 snaps, and interior linemen Ty Robinson and Zion Wilson each recorded 47 snaps. Linebacker Smael Mondon led the unit with 47 snaps, and safety Mac McWilliams saw 65 snaps, the most of any defensive back. The Eagles’ offensive performance was described as “vanilla” by head coach Nick Sirianni prior to the game, and the team’s limited snap counts highlighted a focus on evaluating depth players ahead of the regular season.