MAC · Through Week 9

Sacramento State Hornets 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
@ Eastern Michigan
Wk 1
vs Mississippi Valley State
Wk 2
@ Fresno State
Wk 3
vs North Dakota State
Wk 4
vs Massachusetts
Wk 6
@ Bowling Green
Wk 7
vs Ohio
Wk 8
@ Ball State
Wk 9
vs Kent State
Total
Team offensive plays637166667763525766581
Opponent offensive plays685163595359646962548
Quarterbacks · estimated snaps
Jackson SharmanQB·5866657563325266477
Carson ConklinQB63········63
Brian Salazar Jr.QB·6··2·175·30
Jaylen PattersonQB·7·1··3··11
Running backs · estimated snaps
Isaiah EneRB~12~22~13~23~21~31~19~29~37207
Daniel SwinneyRB·~19~21~11~28~22~13~10~13137
Jamar CurtisRB~32~22~21~16··~13~13~11128
Cincere RhaneyRB·~15~13~25~29~8~9~10~14123
Elias BrownRB~14~11~11·~10····46
Davion GodleyRB······~9~10~1029
Receivers & tight ends · estimated snaps
Matt ColemanWR~55~56~56~55~58~57~36~43~39455
Onterrio Smith Jr.WR~55~49~56~53~56~55~43~39~37443
Raiden BrownWR~48~18~39~40~68~39~31~24~40347
Jordan WilliamsTE~46~51~48~50~58····253
Kyle KoontzTE··~22~22~23~49~41··157
Jace WilsonWR·~42~12···~9~35~19117
Cedric AntonTE~24~25·····~42·91
Kenyon ShabazzWR~20··~11··~20~9~1272
Elijah HuddleTE~18·······~3957
Khai TaylorWR···~19~20···~746
Ellijah WashingtonWR·~11·······11
Defensive line · estimated snaps
Miles BaileyDL~45·~34~36~30~36··~41222
Malachi KindleDL·~13~17~28~15~34~39~37~38221
Malik TullisDL·~30~41~23·~26~34~35~30219
Isiah Chala Jr.DL~33·~31~34~22~19~28~32·199
Austin ChambersDL~25~21~29~17~28~14~22~39·195
Jamel Howard Jr.DL~40~17~23~32~19···~24155
Xavier WilliamsDL··~12~30~42~14·~19~36153
Collin KallhoffDL·~26··~26·~36~43~18149
Austin AtenDL·~25~36·~24~32···117
Nick DimitrisDL·~19~28··~29·~27·103
Devyn BlakeDL·~22··~23~22~32··99
Maliek RichardsonDL·~13···~27···40
Kaden BriggsDL······~29··29
Brodie TagaloaDL·~13····~15··28
Federico CobarubioDL·~20·······20
Linebackers · estimated snaps
Leki HolaniLB~36~5~3·~49~36~52~66~53300
Fata PulokaLB~32~35~35~56~19~21·~40~60298
Alex RochaLB~25~17~54~59~30~48~13~52·298
Tim ThomasLB~63~16~48~34~27~41~3·~29261
Diego DavisLB·~23~13·~22~50·~31~33172
Darson JeantyLB·~20~29~16~3·~36~25·129
Ivan Moore Jr.LB··~23~3~40·~32~4~6108
Derek HoustonLB~55~37·······92
Jiah WallsLB······~49··49
Jackson CahoonLB·~25·······25
Dylan GoodenLB······~24··24
KJ JeffersonLB·~5·~13·····18
Dante AntoniniLB·······~16·16
Secondary · estimated snaps
Boogsie SilveraS~68~51~41~58~43~59~64~69~62515
Amari WallaceS~66~49~62~54~18~44~57~63~60473
Warren Smith Jr.S~15~7~56~58~52·~62··250
Elias MullicanCB·~18~14~44~51~56~10~52·245
Caleb ReeseCB~3~12~61~21~7~58·~69·231
Dionte ThorntonCB~61~12~10~56~48~21·~5~4217
Chakai ScottS~35·~51·~35·~4·~4129
Donovan TurnerS~11··~12···~65~39127
Diesel GordonS~55~46······~21122
Miles TuckerS·~7···~1~52·~56116
Malikai NicholsCB~16···~10~54~8·~492
Joshua HolaniS·~41~22·~11~6··~1090
Kyle GurganiousCB······~39·~5089
Noah KingS·~33·~1··~21~21·76
Naytel MitchellS~46·~15······61
Adam TaylorCB··~4·~7·~4··15
Nikko KlemmCB········~88
Offensive line · estimated snaps
Jeremiah StallworthOL~61~69~64~64~75~61~50·~64508
Shontrail KeyOL~61~69~64~64~75~61~50··444
Vae SoifuaOL~61~69~64·~75~61~50·~64444
Bryson SummersOL~61~69~64~64·····258
Jaxon MooreOL····~75~61~50·~64250
Shaan LathanOL····~75~61~50·~64250
Brandon SousaOL~61~69~64······194
Jamin GuilbertOL···~64····~64128
Luke SlaterOL····~75····75
DeAnthony SheffieldOL···~64·····64

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.