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Saints vs. Eagles: Grades, snap counts, and more
Snap Count Leaders – Offense

Andrus Peat, Max Unger, Senio Kelemete, Zach Strief, Drew Brees – 69
Ben Watson – 63
Brandin Cooks – 62
Tim Lelito – 55
Willie Snead – 50

Highest Grades – Offense

Tim Lelito, LG (+2.3)
Zach Strief, RT (+1.7)
Brandin Cooks, WR (+1.0)

Lowest Grades – Offense

Senio Kelemete, RG (-3.7)
Ben Watson, TE (-2.1)
Drew Brees, QB (-2.1)
Michael Hoomanawanui, TE (-1.3, 19 snaps)

Snap Count Leaders – Defense

Delvin Breaux – 87
Kenny Vaccaro – 86
Stephone Anthony, Brandon Browner – 80
Cam Jordan, Hau’oli Kikaha – 73
Dannell Ellerbe – 67

Highest Grades – Defense

Cam Jordan, DE (+5.3)
Delvin Breaux, CB (+2.5)
Kyle Wilson, CB (+1.7, 53 snaps)
Kenny Vaccaro, S (+1.1)

Lowest Grades – Defense

Brandon Browner, CB (-3.7)
Kasim Edebali, DE (-2.8, 25 snaps)
Kaleb Eulls, DE (-2.6, 23 snaps)
Tavaris Barnes, DE (-1.8, 29 snaps)

Other Stat Stories

The Eagles dominated time of possession 34:02-25:58, and also won the first down battle with ease 34-19.

The offense finished 8-for-16 (50 percent) in third down efficiency.
Final penalty count for the black and gold: 7 penalties, 78 yards.

Keenan Lewis only appeared in 27 snaps against the Eagles.

The Saints were charged with 12 missed tackles on defense, and 5 were credited to Brandon Browner.

Both Willie Snead (6-141) and Brandin Cooks (5-107-TD) had strong wide receiver performances on the day
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Facing a short week, the Saints have many question marks. Perhaps the most pressing surrounds Marques Colston, who was seen after the game with a sling on his arm, which could mean that he’ll be out against the Atlanta Falcons. I fully expect someone like Joe Morgan to receive a call in the not so distant future to jump in for Thursday night’s game.