ACC · Through Week 9

Wake Forest Demon Deacons 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
vs Akron
Wk 2
@ Purdue
Wk 3
vs Miami
Wk 4
@ Louisville
Wk 5
vs Stanford
Wk 6
@ NC State
Wk 7
@ California
Wk 9
vs Virginia
Total
Team offensive plays6768636166706272529
Opponent offensive plays6882667467637064554
Quarterbacks · estimated snaps
Gio LopezQB6068636155704958484
Steele PizzellaQB7···11·131445
Running backs · estimated snaps
Ty Clark IIIRB~18~30~24~38~21~32~20~19202
Deuce LawrenceRB~38~31~31~18~21~25~23~14201
Jamar SearcyRB~11··~6~18~12~15~1981
KD DanielsRB~12~8··~11·~11~1961
Kyndall McCalebRB·······~1414
Ryan HenleyRB······~11·11
Receivers & tight ends · estimated snaps
Carlos HernandezWR~54~47~54~55~56~61·~57384
Jack FoleyWR~7~7~51~33~39~60~42~22261
Kam ShanksWR~40~42~22~14~16~8~49~49240
Dominick BarryTE~19~31~18~37~19~25~42~43234
Drayden DickmannWR~24~12~12~42~32~37~20~37216
Kamrean JohnsonTE~29·~34~25~36~34~28~26212
Antonio MeeksWR~38~38~38·~18·~36~18186
Will LoerzelTE·~42~27·~29~16··114
Landon MorrisTE~37·······37
Bryce KaniaWR~16~19······35
Walker BrysonWR····~7·~10·17
Matthew LusardiTE·····~16··16
Hugh O'BrienWR~7·······7
Devin GoldstonWR····~7···7
Chase TylerWR····~7···7
Defensive line · estimated snaps
Langston HardyDL~39~58~41~45~38~51~44~42358
Dallas AfalavaDL~42~40~36~37~35~25~35~35285
Gabe KirschkeDL~34~51~34~42~26~18~42~36283
Zach LohavichanDL~30~47~48~40~18~37~38~17275
Matt HerronDL~37~23~26~35~29~32~27~28237
Kadear DembeleDL·~32~31~20~33~34··150
Kerrington LeeDL····~23~29~33~24109
Camden HardyDL~17·~19·~30··~3197
Tyler WaltonDL~32··~29···~1172
Josiah PrattDL~28···~8···36
Ryan HarringtonDL·······~2929
Cade HollesDL····~8·~20·28
D.J. JohnsonDL····~27···27
Sydir MitchellDL····~8··~1119
Brandon SmileyDL~11·······11
Lucas Smalls-AllenDL····~8···8
Linebackers · estimated snaps
Vincent FirenzeLB~60~82~60~33~64~62~60~32453
Aiden HallLB~11~81~66~74~36~57~43~27395
Frank CusanoLB~63~31~44~66~50~30~53~49386
Deuce DyceLB~37·~3·~14~4~36·94
Buom JockLB~1···~29·~17~3784
Whittman WhaleyLB~48···~24·~3~378
Monroe PartinLB·······~5252
Jerron BlackwellLB······~25~1338
Joel LowenbergLB····~3···3
Secondary · estimated snaps
Braylon JohnsonDB~61~80~59~70~27~63~58~64482
Deuce Blades IIDB~66~27~64~73·~63~68~62423
Davaughn PattersonDB~11~82~65~67~67~62·~58412
Rushuan TongueDB~65~73~46~61~60~60~2~15382
Ashaad WilliamsDB~27~66~54·~65~23~6~6247
Somad EaddyDB~15·~27~73~4~49~24~41233
Myles TurpinDB~56~19~16~39~22·~70·222
Micah BrightDB~44···~54·~46~52196
Freddie GillensDB····~44·~63~22129
Travon WestDB~22~54··~4··~282
Zamari StevensonDB~4~3~4~5··~10·26
Devin CookDB·~8······8
Joshua PattersonDB~4···~4···8
Koredell BartleyDB····~8···8
Sascha GarciaDB····~4···4
Kalil TownesDB·~3······3
Offensive line · estimated snaps
Tolu OlajideOL~65~66~61~59··~60·311
Ryan BergerOL~65~66~61~59··~60·311
Aidan MartinOL~65~66~61~59··~60·311
Clinton RichardOL·~66~61~59··~60·246
John OhnegianOL~65·······65
Jack HinesOL~65·······65

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.