Breaking down Oregon’s offensive, defensive snap counts following loss to Washington

The Oregon Ducks received a couple of big individual performances on both sides of the ball during its 36-33 loss at Washington in Week 7.

Oregon out-gained the Huskies 541 total yards to 415 and generated 14 total quarterback pressures against Michael Penix Jr.

Each week, Pro Football Focus releases reports for each FBS game across the country that assign a subjective grade to each player and track how many snaps each player played.

Here’s a rundown of how the Ducks graded out on the offensive side of the ball in Week 7, with a few takeaways as to what the snap counts could mean for Dan Lanning’s squad moving forward.

Offense

Quarterback

Player Snap CountOverall GradeBo Nix8874.3

Running Back

PlayerSnap CountOverall GradeBucky Irving5971.3Jordan James2774.3

Wide Receiver

PlayerSnap CountOverall GradeTroy Franklin8871.1Tez Johnson6166.8Traeshon Holden4955.7Gary Bryant Jr.2947.4

Tight End

PlayerSnap CountOverall GradeTerrance Ferguson6962.1Patrick Herbert4453.3Casey Kelly1456.1

Offensive line

PlayerSnap CountOverall GradeJosh Conerly Jr.8835.3Ajani Cornelius8859.3Marcus Harper II8858.2Jackson Powers-Johnson8765.0Steven Jones6358.9Iapani Laloulu2672.0

Defense

Defensive line/EDGE

PlayerSnap CountOverall GradeBrandon Dorlus5969.6Popo Aumavae4265.9Jordan Burch4170.2Taki Taimani3063.3Mase Funa2357.6Matayo Uiagalelei1766.3Casey Rogers 1366.1Teitum Tuioti945.8Jake Shipley867.5Emar’rion Winston762.9Blake Purchase562.9Keyon Ware-Hudson462.5

Inside Linebacker

PlayerSnap CountOverall GradeJeffrey Bassa6461.4Jamal Hill3861.0Bryce Boettcher1765.3Devon Jackson966.4

Defensive back

PlayerSnap CountOverall GradeTysheem Johnson6457.0Evan Williams6461.4Steve Stephens IV6272.3Khyree Jackson5148.9Nikko Reed2248.4Trikweze Bridges2255.5Jahlil Florence2156.5Dontae Manning1246.4

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