Detroit Lions vs. Philadelphia Eagles: Week 11 Snap Counts and Personnel Usage
In Week 11 of the NFL season, the Detroit Lions faced off against the Philadelphia Eagles, but their performance fell short, resulting in a disappointing defeat. The Lions’ defense executed a solid game plan, yet their offense struggled significantly. This article reviews the snap counts and personnel usage for both teams, highlighting key performances and strategies.
Detroit Lions vs. Philadelphia Eagles Overview
The Lions entered the matchup against the defending Super Bowl champions with high hopes. However, they suffered their fourth loss of the season, as poor offensive execution plagued the team throughout the game.
Key Personnel Snap Counts
- Quarterback: Jared Goff – 59 snaps (100%)
- Running Backs:
- Jahmyr Gibbs – 43 snaps (73%)
- David Montgomery – 23 snaps (39%)
- Jacob Saylors – 1 snap (2%)
- Wide Receivers:
- Amon-Ra St. Brown – 57 snaps (97%)
- Jameson Williams – 56 snaps (95%)
- Kalif Raymond – 38 snaps (64%)
- Tight Ends:
- Brock Wright – 49 snaps (83%)
- Ross Dwelley – 1 snap (2%)
- Offensive Line:
- Graham Glasgow – 59 snaps (100%)
- Kayode Awosika – 59 snaps (100%)
- Penei Sewell – 59 snaps (100%)
Offensive Challenges
The Lions showcased creativity in their offense, notably with two-running-back sets. However, Goff struggled to connect with his primary receiver, St. Brown, completing only two of twelve targeted passes. Beyond Goff and St. Brown, the offensive production was sparse, with only one other receiver, Isaac TeSlaa, being targeted.
Defensive Efficiency
While the Lions allowed the Eagles to accumulate rushing yards, they limited the efficiency of Philadelphia’s offense. Quarterback Jalen Hurts completed 14 of 28 passes for 135 yards, achieving a passer rating of 63.8. The Lions successfully defended the Eagles’ well-known Tush Push play on five out of six attempts.
Defensive Snap Counts
- Defensive Line:
- Aidan Hutchinson – 66 snaps (92%)
- Alim McNeill – 67 snaps (93%)
- Tyleik Williams – 36 snaps (50%)
- Linebackers:
- Jack Campbell – 72 snaps (100%)
- Derrick Barnes – 68 snaps (94%)
- Alex Anzalone – 63 snaps (88%)
- Secondary:
- Amik Robertson – 72 snaps (100%)
- Rock Ya-Sin – 71 snaps (99%)
- Thomas Harper – 72 snaps (100%)
Conclusion
The Detroit Lions’ battle against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 11 illustrated the stark contrast between a sound defensive strategy and faltering offensive execution. Despite a commendable effort from their defense, the Lions were unable to capitalize, leaving them with critical lessons as they move forward in the season.
