Tyus Bowser assumes a career-high workload as he raises his stakes – Boston Herald

The Raven’s offensive snap counter vs. Cleveland Browns 28/11/21

Alejandro Villanueva T 81

Ben Powers G 81

Kevin Zeitler G 81

Lamar Jackson QB 81

Patrick Mekari T 81

Bradley Bozeman C 80

Marquise Brown WR 61

Patrick Ricard FB 60

Mark Andrews TE 55

Devonta Freeman RB 40

Latavius ​​Murray RB 36

Consumption Bateman WR 36

Devin Duvernay WR 35

Sammy Watkins WR 35

Eric Tomlinson TE 27

Nick Boyle TE 10

James Close WR 5

Tylan Wallace WR 3

Ty’Son Williams RB 2

Trystan Colon C 1

Observations: With Brown back in his No. 1 wide receiver role, Watkins played 43% of offensive snaps compared to 74% in Week 11, and Bateman played 44% compared to 70%. Ricard played 74% of offensive snaps, his second-highest percentage of the season, despite being listed as questionable due to hip and foot injuries. Boyle played 22 fewer snaps than he had in his first game after knee surgery and served as the team’s third tight end after Tomlinson. Freeman and Murray split more evenly in Murray’s second week following an ankle injury. The Ravens seem to be set on their offensive line for the time being; we have not seen any variation in the two games since Mekari returned from an ankle injury and they did a solid job of protecting Jackson against the Browns.

The Raven’s defensive snap counter vs. Cleveland Browns 28/11/21

Chuck Clark SS 60

Marlon Humphrey CB 60

Brandon Stephens FS 60

Anthony Averett CB 60

Tyus Bowser LB 57

Justin Madubuike DT 51

Justin Houston LB 42

Patrick Queen LB 38

Odafe Oweh LB 36

Brandon Williams NT 33

Josh Bynes LB 32

Broderick Washington DT 30

Tavon Young CB 22

Justin Ellis DT 22

Chris Board LB 22

Geno Stone SS 17

Kristian Welch LB 10

Isaiah Mack NT 6

Jaylon Ferguson LB 2

Observations: With Calais Campbell on the sidelines of a concussion, Madubuike played the season’s highest 85% of defensive snaps, and Washington played 50% compared to 19% in Week 11. Williams also jumped into a major role in his first fight back from a shoulder an injury that had kept him out since week 7. Queen played more snaps than Bynes for the second week in a row. The Ravens used linebacker Malik Harrison on special teams but not defense, while Welch saw action in defense for the first time since Week 3. Bowser played a career-high 95% of defensive snaps, showing how important he has become. We have almost never seen an outside linebacker rival with the team’s starting securities and cornerbacks. Houston also played a season-high 70% of defensive snaps. He has been a crucial addition at a reasonable price. Averett was back to full workload and played well after he could not walk in week 11 due to a hamstring injury.