Packers Snap Counts, Week 9: Green Bay shakes up the offensive line
The Green Bay Packers reshuffled their offensive line and backfield in Week 9, contributing to a 100-yard rushing performance against the New England Patriots. Quarterback Jordan Love logged 56 offensive snaps, while backup Tyrod Taylor saw action on the final drives, marking his second appearance of the season.
The running back rotation saw Kaleb Johnson (29 snaps) and Kaleb Johnson’s teammate Josh Jacobs (9 snaps) split time after injuries to MarShawn Lloyd and Chris Brooks, who has only two weeks left on his practice squad window. The Packers’ offensive line featured all eight players, with Mekhi Becton and Jager Burton entering late in the game.
On the receiving side, Christian Watson (49 snaps) and Matthew Golden (48 snaps) led the way, while Coleman Owen made his offensive debut in garbage time after being pulled from the punt return unit. Tight end Tucker Kraft (52 snaps) dominated the position, with Mark Redman and Jonnu Smith rounding out the rotation.
