Colts vs. Dolphins | Week 4

The Indianapolis Colts put together a solid team effort on Sunday en route to their first victory of the year, a 27-17 dismantling of the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium.

While injuries left them quite shorthanded, the Colts were able to pull it together while their stars led them and the "next men up" did their jobs.

Stars and next men up alike, let's take a look at how much each player saw the field on Sunday.

OFFENSE

71 (100%) — QB Carson Wentz, LT Eric Fisher, LG Chris Reed, RG Mark Glowinski
68 (96%) — C Ryan Kelly
61 (86%) — WR Michael Pittman Jr.
58 (82%) — WR Zach Pascal
49 (69%) — TE Mo Alie-Cox
41 (58%) — RT Julién Davenport
36 (51%) — RB Jonathan Taylor
31 (44%) — WR Parris Campbell
30 (42%) — RT Matt Pryor, TE Kylen Granson
22 (31%) — RB Nyheim Hines, RB Marlon Mack
21 (30%) — TE Jack Doyle
12 (17%) — WR Ashton Dulin
10 (14%) — OL Danny Pinter
5 (7%) — WR Mike Strachan
1 (1%) — RB Jordan Wilkins

Without left guard Quenton Nelson (Injured Reserve-ankle), Chris Reed suited up and played very well, seeing all 71 snaps. Center Ryan Kelly left late in the game with an equipment issue and was replaced by Danny Pinter. The Julién Davenport/Matt Pryor right tackle rotation experiment continued as well. Running back Marlon Mack and rookie wide receiver Mike Strachan were both active and saw action after being healthy scratches last week. Tight end Jack Doyle was dealing with a back injury throughout the week, which lessened his load and allowed Mo Alie-Cox and Kylen Granson to take a more prominent role.

DEFENSE

52 (100%) — LB Darius Leonard, LB Bobby Okereke, CB Kenny Moore II, FS Julian Blackmon, SS Andrew Sendejo
51 (98%) — CB Xavier Rhodes
44 (85%) — DT DeForest Buckner, CB Isaiah Rodgers
43 (83%) — DE Al-Quadin Muhammad, DE Tyquan Lewis
26 (50%) — DT Grover Stewart
24 (46%) — DE Kemoko Turay
10 (19%) — DT Taylor Stallworth
9 (17%) — DE Isaac Rochell
8 (15%) — LB Zaire Franklin
6 (12%) — DE Ben Banogu
3 (6%) — DT Chris Williams
1 (2%) — CB BoPete Keyes

Veteran newcomer Andrew Sendejo filled in for the injured Khari Willis (ankle/groin) at strong safety and played every snap. Likewise, Isaiah Rodgers filled in for Rock Ya-Sin (ankle) at cornerback and played a significant 85% of the snaps. With starting right end Kwity Paye (hamstring) on the shelf, Tyquan Lewis, Kemoko Turay, Ben Banogu, and Isaac Rochell saw action. Turay came through with a single-game career-best 2.0 sacks as a result.

SPECIAL TEAMS

21 (75%) — Matthew Adams, Zaire Franklin
20 (71%) — George Odum
18 (64%) — Ashton Dulin, Ibraheim Campbell
17 (61%) — E.J. Speed
16 (57%) — Rigoberto Sanchez
13 (46%) — Andrew Sendejo
12 (43%) — Luke Rhodes, Jordan Wilkins
11 (39%) — Isaac Rochell, BoPete Keyes
10 (36%) — DeForest Buckner, Grover Stewart
9 (32%) — Isaiah Rodgers
8 (29%) — Julian Blackmon
7 (25%) — Nyheim Hines, Bobby Okereke
6 (21%) — Anthony Chesley, Kenny Moore II
5 (18%) — Rodrigo Blankenship, Eric Fisher, Mark Glowinski, Mo Alie-Cox, Julién Davenport, Matt Pryor, Danny Pinter
4 (14%) — Zach Pascal, Taylor Stallworth
3 (11%) — Darius Leonard, Ben Banogu
2 (7%) — Michael Pittman Jr., Jack Doyle, Chris Williams

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