Snap Reactions: Notes on the Seahawks’ snap counts from Week 10

For the second consecutive week, the Seahawks took part in an ugly loss, falling to their NFC West rival L.A. Rams 23-16. The full snap counts from Seattle’s Week 10 trip to L.A. are below, with some notes to follow.

• With DK Metcalf blanketed and Tyler Lockett quiet, it was Greg Olsen who paced the tight ends in snaps, playing far more than Will Dissly with 72% of snaps to Dissly’s 36%. Jacob Hollister, who was coming off a bright game against the Bills, barely played with just 9% of the offense’s snaps.
• In his second game for the team this year, Alex Collins led the way in the backfield with 48% of snaps, compared to 33% for DeeJay Dallas. It’s safe to say Dallas just isn’t ready to play as a rookie—which is OK—and to hold off judgement until year two. Travis Homer, who exited with a hand injury, played just 10%.
• Jamal Adams, who was playing with one arm, as he told media, played nearly every snap in his second game back from a groin injury, at 96% of the defense’s snaps.
• Carlos Dunlap, also in his second game for the Seahawks, led the way for the defensive ends at 73% of snaps.
• It was around an even split for Jordyn Brooks and Ugo Amadi, with Brooks playing 51% to Amadi’s 53%. Brooks’ speed consistently pops off the screen. It might be time for Wright, not Brooks, to be the sub linebacker.
• In his debut for Seattle, Snacks Harrison saw a quiet 27% of defensive snaps. While he will no doubt be a valuable rotational player with Bryan Mone on injured reserve, on Sunday, Snacks was in the shadow of the Poona Ford show.