The Indianapolis Colts (3-2-1) finally put their offense together en route to a 34-27 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars (2-4) on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The Week 6 win marked the first time the Colts defeated a divisional opponent this season despite this being the fourth time they’ve played an AFC South team thus far.
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After the big win, it’s time to take a look at the snap counts on offense, defense and special teams from Week 6:
Offense
Analysis
- At left tackle, Bernhard Raimann got the start, but it was Dennis Kelly who played the majority of snaps.
- RB Deon Jackson got the start and played 67% of the snaps before injuring his quad in the fourth quarter. He had 22 touches for 119 total yards and a rushing touchdown.
- WR Parris Campbell finally matched production with his playing time. His seven receptions and 11 targets were both single-game career-high marks.
- OL Matt Pryor moved to right guard and played 100% of the snaps.
- Both TEs Kylen Granson and Jelani Woods out-snapped Mo Alie-Cox. While Alie-Cox didn’t see a target, Granson and Woods combined for six receptions on seven targets for 65 yards and a touchdown.
Defense
Analysis
- DE Tyquan Lewis got the start in place of Kwity Paye, who was inactive due to an ankle injury.
- Though CB Isaiah Rodgers Sr. out-snapped Brandon Facyson, it wasn’t until the second half that the former got playing time due to Facyson’s lapses in coverage and against the run.
- S Julian Blackmon didn’t play a snap despite being active. He was available in an emergency situation as he works back from an ankle injury.
- DE Ifeadi Odenigbo continues to take advantage of his rotational role, adding another sack to his season total.
Special Teams
Analysis
- WR Keke Coutee played three special teams snaps before exiting the game with a concussion following a punt return. He’s currently in the concussion protocol.
- LB E.J. Speed (84%) continues to be a major factor on special teams, followed by LB Grant Stuard (72%), LB JoJo Domann (68%) and CB Tony Brown (68%).