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With four games played and the Chargers on bye week, I figured it’d be a good time to take a look at which players are going to benefit the most from this time to rest and recover before entering the final stretch of the season.
With that said, here’s a glance at the Bolts’ top-10 offensive snap leaders after four weeks.
1
QB Justin Herbert: 280 snaps (100%)
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2
OT Rashawn Slater: 280 snaps (100%)
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3
OT Trey Pipkins: 280 snaps (100%)
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4
G Jamaree Salyer: 280 snaps (100%)
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5
G Zion Johnson: 280 snaps (100%)
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6
WR Keenan Allen: 246 snaps (87.86%)
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7
C Corey Linsley: 215 snaps (76.79%)
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8
WR Josh Palmer: 185 snaps (66.07%)
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9
RB Joshua Kelley: 180 snaps (64.29%)
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