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Commanders Snap Counts: Jahan Dotson's Role Growing?

The Washington Commanders have had nothing but glowing praise for rookie wide receiver Jahan Dotson. And their actions are matching those words.

The Washington Commanders are looking towards this weekend's matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles. But how will the Commanders match up against their NFC East rival?

We look towards this past weekend's snap counts for context clues.

Here's a look at the team's offensive snap counts ...

PlayerSnapsPercentage

Andrew Norwell, G

74

100

Charles Leno Jr., T

74

100

Sam Cosmi, T

74

100

Trai Turner, G

74

100

Carson Wentz, QB

74

100

Chase Roullier, C

73

99

Jahan Dotson, WR

73

99

Curtis Samuel, WR

66

89

Terry McLaurin, WR

66

89

Logan Thomas, TE

54

73

Antonio Gibson, RB

40

54

J.D. McKissic, RB

34

46

John Bates, TE

24

32

Cam Sims, WR

8

11

Dax Milne, WR

2

3

Armani Rogers, TE

1

1

Dyami Brown, WR

1

1

Cornelius Lucas, T

1

1

Wes Martin, C

1

1

Here's a look at the team's defensive snap counts ...

PlayerSnapsPercentage

Cole Holcomb, LB

61

100

Kendall Fuller, CB

61

100

Darrick Forrest, SS

61

100

Bobby McCain, FS

58

95

William Jackson III, CB

58

95

Daron Payne, DT

53

87

Jonathan Allen, DT

52

85

Montez Sweat, DE

52

85

James Smith-Williams, DE

43

70

Benjamin St-Juste, CB

42

69

Jamin Davis, LB

38

62

Efe Obada, DT

26

43

Donovan Jeter, DT

18

30

David Mayo, LB

16

26

Casey Toohill, DE

11

18

Daniel Wise, DE

9

15

Shaka Toney, DE

6

10

Jeremy Reaves, FS

3

5

Percy Butler, SS

3

5

The biggest idea of note is the fact that rookie Jahan Dotson played all but one snap on offense. He even played more than veterans Curtis Samuel and Terry McLaurin, who sat out of eight snaps apiece.

If anything points to the trust the team has in Dotson, this is something that is powerful than the glowing words of endearment he has had come his way since the team drafted him in April.

Dotson and the Commanders host the Eagles Sunday at 1 p.m. at FedEx Field.


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