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The Pittsburgh Steelers' defense struggled to contain the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first half, but the unit bounced back in a huge way to close out a 26-19 win in what can only be described as an overtime thriller. The newly released defensive snap counts give us a better idea at which players were most responsible, such as the ever-versatile Jalen Ramsey.
From four defenders who played every snap, including Jalen Ramsey's dominance, to the continued emergence of rookie safety Robert Spears-Jennings, here's a look at the Steelers' Week 6 defensive snap counts.
CB Jalen Ramsey |
74 |
100% |
S Jaquan Brisker |
74 |
100% |
LB Patrick Queen |
74 |
100% |
CB Asante Samuel Jr. |
74 |
100% |
LB Payton Wilson |
68 |
92% |
CB Jamel Dean |
65 |
88% |
LB T.J. Watt |
50 |
68% |
DT Cameron Heyward |
48 |
65% |
S Robert Spears-Jennings |
47 |
64% |
LB Alex Highsmith |
46 |
62% |
DT Keeanu Benton |
44 |
59% |
LB Nick Herbig |
43 |
58% |
DL Yahya Black |
33 |
45% |
DT Sebastian Joseph-Day |
26 |
35% |
LB Jack Sawyer |
21 |
28% |
DE Gabriel Rubio |
13 |
18% |
CB Daylen Everette |
11 |
15% |
CB Brandin Echols |
3 |
4% |
Are you wondering which Steelers on defense were among the best performers? Take a look at PFF's top 10 defensive players here.
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