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Via Jim Wyatt, Titans Online
-Caleb Farley saw just one snap on defense, and it came late in the fourth quarter when Kristian Fulton exited with an injury. Other backups who got snaps over Farley include Terrance Mitchell (53), who was terrible, Lonnie Johnson (10), and Joshua Kalu (8). It looks like the Titans got themselves quite the special teams contributor with their 2021 first-round pick.
-Tre Avery, who started over Farley last week but struggled, didn’t play a single snap.
-Zach Cunningham played just 26 snaps but that was a result of an elbow injury that knocked him out of the game. Dylan Cole helped pick up the slack with 27 snaps and made a huge play late in the game.
-Roger McCreary played every single snap on Sunday, and Fulton missed just one snap. Both players were sensational in Week 3.
-Rashad Weaver matched his career-high with 57 snaps, the same total he had in Week 2. Weaver is making the most of his opportunity and has become vital to Tennessee’s defense in 2022.
-Wyatt Ray (18) and Derrek Tuszka (16) both chipped in snaps to help fill the void left by Bud Dupree’s absence. We don’t have an exact snap count for Denico Autry in terms of lining up at OLB, but he played there, also.
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