Iowa Offensive Snap Counts

Iowa’s offense was able to do just enough, finishing with 15 first downs and 222 total yards in a 26-16 victory over Michigan State at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday night.

In this feature, we dive into the snap counts from Pro Football Focus to see how much each player was on the field for the Hawkeye offense.

Quarterback

Deacon Hill – 51 snaps

Cade McNamara – 9 snaps

Analysis: McNamara got off to a good start Saturday night, completing 3/5 passes for 46 yards, but then unfortunately was carted off with a left leg injury in the first quarter, so it was Hill under center the rest of the way for the Hawkeyes. Hill finished 11/27 passing for 115 yards with one touchdown and one interception in the game.

Running Back/Fullback

Leshon Williams – 31 snaps

Kamari Moulton – 18 snaps

Terrell Washington – 8 snaps

Hayden Large – 5 snaps

Analysis: With Kaleb Johnson and Jaziun Patterson still out due to injury, Leshon Williams got the start again for the Hawkeyes and finished with 12 carries for 38 yards, but also had a costly fumble that was returned for a Michigan State touchdown. Moulton had nine carries for 25 yards and Washington chipped in with one carry for three yards.

Tight End

Erick All – 41 snaps

Steven Stilianos – 35 snaps

Addison Ostrenga – 30 snaps

Analysis: All led the Iowa offense with four catches for 67 yards and one touchdown on Saturday night. Stilianos hauled in three catches for 25 yards and Ostrenga was targeted once, but had no receptions in the game.

Wide Receiver

Diante Vines – 50 snaps

Seth Anderson – 41 snaps

Nico Ragaini – 34 snaps

Kaleb Brown – 7 snaps

Analysis: Vines led the group with three catches for 25 yards, but also had three drops in the game. Ragaini had two catches for 18 yards and one drop and Anderson finished with one catch for 11 yards.

Offensive Line

Mason Richman – 60 snaps

Rusty Feth – 60 snaps

Logan Jones – 60 snaps

Gennings Dunker – 60 snaps

Nick DeJong – 51 snaps

Connor Colby – 9 snaps

Analysis: Feth got the start at left guard with Colby missing practice most of the week due to an injury from the Penn State game. He was available to play, however, and came in during the fourth quarter after DeJong went down with an arm injury.

More to come from HawkeyeReport.com and PFF today including individual grades from the game.

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