ACC · Through Week 9

Miami Hurricanes Depth Chart

Offense

Season snap share: share of all the team’s offensive plays this season, with its likely range. Ordered by estimated snaps, latest game counted twice

Defense

Season snap share: share of all the opponents’ plays this season, with its likely range. Ordered by estimated snaps, latest game counted twice

Special Teams

By kicks and punts

Snaps by Game

PlayerPosWk 1
@ Stanford
Wk 2
vs Florida A&M
Wk 3
@ Wake Forest
Wk 4
vs Central Michigan
Wk 5
@ Clemson
Wk 7
vs Florida State
Wk 8
vs Pittsburgh
Wk 9
@ North Carolina
Total
Team offensive plays6772666862797662552
Opponent offensive plays6547635175646164490
Quarterbacks · estimated snaps
Darian MensahQB5635664862797662484
Luke NickelQB1116·20····47
Dereon ColemanQB·21······21
Running backs · estimated snaps
Mark Fletcher Jr.RB~31~17~36·~34~33~29~29209
Javian MalloryRB~12~20~16~14~25~29~17~29162
Girard Pringle Jr.RB~14~14~13~18~10~9~15·93
Jordan LyleRB···~18~11~21~13~770
CharMar BrownRB~18~12~11·····41
Chris Wheatley-HumphreyRB···~25··~13·38
Terrell Walden IIRB·~15······15
Jack WhitehouseRB·~13······13
Receivers & tight ends · estimated snaps
Malachi ToneyWR~57~41~58~54~56~69~69~56460
Elija LoftonTE~41~29~55~39~49~57~42~49361
Cooper BarkateWR~40~20~46~40~53~41~51~49340
Daylyn UpshawWR~23~8~45~23~39~56~44~46284
Vandrevius JacobsWR·~20·~38·~21~24·103
Gavin MuellerTE~26~21···~23~31·101
Vance SpaffordWR~9~38·~26·~10··83
Joshua MooreWR~35~8~22·····65
Somourian WingoWR~16~15·~19··~15·65
Israel BriggsTE·~39····~22·61
Milan ParrisWR~9~42······51
Nick ThomasWR·~15······15
Brennan BurtonWR·~8······8
Defensive line · estimated snaps
Marquise LightfootDL~55~25~30~31~38~31~35~50295
Armondo BlountDL~36~31~38~27~20~39~37~32260
Justin ScottDL~22·~42~29~46~51~30~38258
Ahmad Moten Sr.DL··~36·~35~25~21~35152
Herbert Scroggins IIIDL~35~13·~18~29~18·~25138
Keona DavisDL~32~20~25~25·~36··138
Damon Wilson Jr.DL~15~22~18·~43··~18116
Booker Pickett Jr.DL~28~18·~22··~17~30115
Jarquez CarterDL·~27··~41·~32·100
Keshawn StancilDL·~23·~15··~28·66
DeAnthony LafayetteDL···~24··~26·50
Mykah NewtonDL~30·······30
Asharri CharlesDL·~21······21
Linebackers · estimated snaps
Mohamed ToureLB~53~9~26~27~65~64~57~63364
Chase SmithLB~27~11~54~30~70~57~19~64332
Ezekiel Marcelin Jr.LB~18~42~55~7·~8~25~42197
Kamal BonnerLB~37·~20~41··~48·146
Cam PruittLB~33··~50~17~4··104
Kellen Wiley Jr.LB~52~38······90
Secondary · estimated snaps
JJ DunniganDB~22~46~63~18~26~64~55~64358
Bryce FitzgeraldDB~53~15~59·~73~22~59~58339
Zechariah PoyserDB~63~7~62~6~56~45~21~63323
Omar ThorntonDB~63~42~22~50~73~58~4·312
Ethan O'ConnorDB·~10~63~47~71·~38~7236
Dylan DayDB····~68~60~59·187
Xavier LucasDB~58····~62~7~45172
Ryan MackDB~41··~48·~7~4~22122
Brody JenningsDB·~11·~50··~49·110
Damari BrownDB··~43····~60103
Isaiah TaylorDB~4~38·~38··~14·94
Chris Ewald Jr.DB~10~29·~9····48
Cortez ReddingDB·~45······45
Camdin PortisDB~4~7······11
Romanas Frederique Jr.DB~8·······8
Andres WilliamsDB·~7······7
Jaelen WatersDB·~7······7
Ja'Boree AntoineDB····~5···5
Monroe IngrahamDB··~2·····2
Offensive line · estimated snaps
Samson OkunlolaOL~65~70~64~66~60~77~74~60536
Ryan RodriguezOL~65~70~64~66~60~77~74~60536
Matthew McCoyOL~65~70~64~66~60~77~74~60536
Seuseu AlofaituliOL~65~70~64~66·~77~74~60476
Max BuchananOL~65~70~64~66~60···325
Ben CongdonOL····~60~77~74~60271

How the snap estimates work. No free source publishes college snap counts, so these are estimates. Quarterbacks: every offensive play is credited to the QB running the offense, which is close to exact. Everyone else: a model trained on real NFL snap counts (nflverse, 2023–24) turns each player's share of their position group's involvement that game (carries and targets on offense, tackles, sacks and breakups on defense) into a share of the team's plays. Tested on a season it never saw, it's typically within 5 snaps a game for running backs and 9–10 for other positions, and within about 10–15% over a season. The ranges shown are where the real number landed 80% of the time in that test. They narrow as the season goes on, and are widest for part-time players in a single game. Blocking tight ends and receivers who rarely see the ball get underestimated. Offensive linemen leave no trace in the play-by-play, so the line comes from each game's starting lineup. Where a school's game notes list its starters by spot, and its website allows automated access, the line shows who played left tackle through right tackle.