Snap count report vs Utah

The Florida Gators worked 46 players into their week one game against Utah, 20 on offense and 26 on defense.

Gator Country breaks down Florida’s snap count report on Thursday night.

OFFENSE 

Quarterback

Graham Mertz: 70

Running Back

Trevor Etienne: 38

Montrell Johnson: 31

Treyaun Webb: 3

Wide Receiver

Ricky Pearsall: 64

Caleb Douglas: 45

Marcus Burke: 25

Eugene Wilson: 23

Kahleil Jackson: 23

Ja’Quavion Fraziars: 14

Tight End

Jonathan Odom: 37

Dante Zanders: 27

Hayden Hansen: 21

Tony Livingston: 4

Offensive Line:

Jake Slaughter: 71

Austin Barber: 71

Damieon George: 71

Micah Mazzccua: 71

Richie Leonard: 60

Knijeah Harris: 11

DEFENSE

Defensive line

Princely Umanmielen: 40

Tyreak Sapp: 29

Cam’Ron Jackson: 25

Caleb Banks: 24

Desmond Watson: 21

Chris McClellan: 16

TJ Searcy: 15

Kamran James: 10

Jack Pyburn: 10

Kelby Collins: 8

Jamari Lyons: 8

Linebacker

Shemar James: 51

Scooby Willaims: 44

Mannie Nunnery: 19

Teradja Mitchell: 18

Derek Wingo: 11

Cornerback

Jason Marshall: 48

Jalen Kimber: 32

Devin Moore: 22

Jaydon Hill: 23

Jadarrius Perkins: 6

Ja’Keem Jackson: 6

Safety

Miguel Mitchell: 45

Jordan Castell: 43

RJ Moten: 13

Kamari Wilson: 7

ANALYSIS

Florida worked four true freshmen in on offense for a combined 41 snaps, with Eugene Wilson leading the way with 23. I expect Wilson’s snap count to only increase from here on out as he’s one of the better playmakers on the team.

On defense, Florida played five true freshmen who combined for 82 snaps, with Jordan Castell leading the way 43 snaps, which was the 5th most on the Gators’ defense last night.

BREAKDOWN BY CLASS 

True Freshmen: Nine players for 123 snaps

Redshirt Freshmen: Four players for 63 snaps

Sophomore: Seven players for 224 snaps

Redshirt Sophomore: Seven players for 334 snaps

Junior: 11 players for 371 snaps

Redshirt Junior: Four players for 145 snaps

Senior: Two players for 70 snaps

Redshirt Senior: Two players for 45 snaps

Underclassman, in terms of eligibility and their class according to Florida, accounted for 744 or the team’s combined 1,375 snaps.