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Snap Counts: Panthers at 49ers

**Name****Pos****Offense Plays****Percentage****Special Teams****Percentage**
Daryl WilliamsT67100525
Trai TurnerG67100525
Andrew NorwellG67100525
Greg OlsenTE67100
Cam NewtonQB67100
Matt KalilT67100
Ryan KalilC6699
Christian McCaffreyRB4770420
Devin FunchessWR4567
Kelvin BenjaminWR4364
Ed DicksonTE40601365
Jonathan StewartRB2943
Russell ShepardWR20301050
Damiere ByrdWR1928840
Curtis SamuelWR1218840
Chris ManhertzTE1218735
Fozzy WhittakerRB111365
Tyler LarsenC11735
  • The Panthers answered a lot of questions about how much they would use McCaffrey as he logged 47 offensive snaps, the second-most of any skill position player. McCaffrey had 13 rushes, and was targeted a team-high seven times in the passing game for five receptions.
  • The Panthers showed a lot of two tight end sets with Greg Olsen in on all 67 offensive snaps, and Ed Dickson seeing action in 60 percent of the offensive plays. Olsen extended his streak of at least one reception in a game to 81, dating back to 1/1/12.
  • Rookie receiver Curtis Samuel was behind Russell Shepard and Damiere Byrd in terms of offensive snaps. He was not targeted in the passing game.
  • Ryan Kalil missed only one play after being helped off the field by the training staff, however he was immediately back out on Carolina's next possession.
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NamePosDefense PlaysPercentageSpecial TeamsPercentage
Kurt ColemanS57100315
Luke KuechlyLB57100210
Mike AdamsS57100210
Thomas DavisLB5710015
James BradberryCB5698735
Daryl WorleyCB5698420
Kawann ShortDT4782210
Star LotuleleiDT4579210
Mario AddisonDE3663210
Captain MunnerlynCB325615
Charles JohnsonDE2849
Julius PeppersDE2646735
Shaq ThompsonLB2646525
Wes HortonDE2340
Kyle LoveDT1425
Daeshon HallDE916
Kevon SeymourCB12630

  • The defensive end snap rotation was effective with the Panthers logging four sacks, eight QB hits and a forced fumble. Addison led the way (36 snaps), followed by Johnson (28), Peppers (26) and Wes Horton (23).
  • Kyle Love and Daeshon Hall returned from injury to see game action after they were listed on the injury report earlier in the week.
  • James Bradberry and Daryl Worley each missed one play after heading into the locker room for hydration on an overly warm San Francisco day. That gave newly acquired cornerback Kevon Seymour the chance for a snap on defense.

View the top photos from Panthers vs. 49ers by team photographer Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez.

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