Vikings Snap Counts for Preseason Week 3 at Philadelphia Eagles

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Aug 26, 2024
Caean Couto-USA TODAY Sports.

The Minnesota Vikings wrapped up their preseason with a dominant 26-3 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday.

With the preseason now behind us and cutdown day right around the corner, here is a look at the Vikings snap counts for their final preseason game .

Offense

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  1. LG Henry Byrd (73)
  2. WR Lucky Jackson (70)
  3. RT Doug Nester (51)
  4. WR Jeshaun Jones (51)
  5. QB Jaren Hall (50)
  6. RT Walter Rouse (43)
  7. C Michael Jurgens (43)
  8. RG Tyrese Robinson (43)
  9. WR Justin Hall (40)
  10. TE N’Keal Harry (40)
  11. RB Myles Gaskin (39)
  12. TE Sammis Reyes (30)
  13. LG Spencer Rolland (30)
  14. C Matthew Cindric (30)
  15. RT Chuck Filiaga (30)
  16. RB DeWayne McBride (24)
  17. QB Matt Corral (23)
  18. WR Trent Sherfield (22)
  19. WR Trishton Jackson (22)
  20. LT David Quessenberry (22)
  21. TE Neal Johnson (17)
  22. RB Mohamed Ibrahim (10)

It was a fabulous game from Jaren Hall on Saturday who completed 17 of his 25 passes for 189 yards and two touchdowns and likely solidified his spot on the final roster.

Notably, Kene Nwangwu didn’t play a single snap on Saturday, which likely means his roster spot is safe as well.

Defense

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  1. Lewis Cine (63)
  2. MLB Dallas Gant (62)
  3. CB Nahshon Wright (48)
  4. OLB Owen Porter (41)
  5. S Jay Ward (39)
  6. MLB Jordan Kunaszyk (39)
  7. OLB Andre Carter (37)
  8. OLB Bo Richter (35)
  9. DT Levi Drake Rodriguez (34)
  10. CB Jaylin Williams (34)
  11. DT Jalen Redmond (31)
  12. CB Dwight McGlothern (28)
  13. LB Brian Asamoah (24)
  14. S Bobby McCain (24)
  15. DT Taki Taimani (20)
  16. DT Tyler Manoa (20)
  17. CB A.J. Green (20)
  18. DT James Lynch (18)
  19. DT Jaquelin Roy (17)
  20. CB Akayleb Evans (15)
  21. CB Duke Shelley (15)
  22. CB Fabian Moreau (15)
  23. OLB Jihad Ward (14)

Once again, Lewis Cine led Minnesota’s defense in snaps, but it was a much less noticeable game for the former first-round pick than Week 2 against Cleveland. Cine totaled just three tackles in his snaps while PFF graded him at 40.8, third-worst among Vikings defenders.

Special Teams

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  1. LB Dallas Gant (15)
  2. TE Sammis Reyes (13)
  3. K Will Reichard (13)
  4. S Lewis Cine (13)
  5. LB Jordan Kunaszyk (13)
  6. OLB Bo Richter (12)
  7. CB Nahshon Wright (12)
  8. OLB Andre Carter (11)
  9. CB Jaylin Williams (11)
  10. CB Dwight McGlothern (10)
  11. P Ryan Wright (10)
  12. CB Duke Shelley (10)
  13. LS Andrew DePaola (10)
  14. CB AJ Green (9)
  15. TE N’Keal Harry (8)
  16. G Henry Byrd (6)
  17. G Spencer Rolland (6)
  18. T Walter Rouse (6)
  19. T Doug Nester (6)
  20. G Tyrese Robinson (6)
  21. T Chuck Filiaga (6)
  22. RB DeWayne McBride (4)
  23. WR Jeshaun Jones (4)
  24. TE Neal Johnson (3)
  25. OLB Owen Porter (3)
  26. WR Lucky Jackson (3)
  27. WR Justin Hall (2)
  28. DT Tyler Manoa (1)
  29. WR Malik Knowles (1)
  30. DT Jalen Redmond (1)
  31. CB Akayleb Evans (1)
  32. DT James Lynch (1)
  33. RB Mohamed Ibrahim (1)

Dallas Gant was a very impressive player throughout the preseason, and he was all over the field once again in Week 3 of the preseason. The linebacker ranked second on the defense in snaps while pacing the special teams unit.

It remains to be seen if Gant will be able to sneak onto the 53-man roster, but perhaps he can be placed onto the practice squad.

Editor’s Note: Statistics for this article were found via Pro Football Focus.

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