Texas A&M football snap count leaders vs. Missouri in Week 6

Texas A&M followed its win over Arkansas with another frustrating road performance, falling 27-6 against No. 14 Missouri on Saturday afternoon.

The Aggies failed to score a touchdown for the second time in three games and finished with only 216 total yards. Missouri ran 75 offensive plays, according to Pro Football Focus, which allowed several A&M defenders to record their largest workloads of the season.

Texas A&M’s offense played 67 snaps, with Marcel Reed, Tyree Adams, Mark Nabou Jr. and Wilkin Formby remaining on the field for every play. The Aggies continued rotating at several other positions, including running back, tight end and along the offensive line.

Here is a closer look at how Texas A&M distributed its playing time in Week 6.

Texas A&M offensive snap-count leaders

Pro Football Focus's highest snap count at each offensive position.

Owens led the backfield with 31 snaps, while KJ Edwards played 19 and Jamarion Morrow received 18. Despite using three running backs, the Aggies finished with only 29 rushing yards after sacks were factored in.

Horton led the receivers with 56 snaps. Ashton Bethel-Roman played 43, while TK Norman and Mario Craver each recorded 30. Norman made the most of his opportunities by leading A&M with a career-high 55 receiving yards.

The Aggies continued rotating along the offensive line. Nabou, Formby and Adams played every snap with the starting offense, while Rogers handled 51. Trovon Baugh played 35 snaps, Tyler Thomas recorded 25 and Ivy finished with 22.

Texas A&M defensive snap-count leaders

Pro Football Focus's highest snap count at each defensive position.

Ricks missed only one defensive snap, while Julio Humphrey played 68. Brooks led the safeties with 66 snaps, followed by Marcus Ratcliffe with 44 and Tawfiq Byard with 38.

Mikhail led the linebackers with 59 snaps and earned A&M’s highest defensive grade at 79.3. Marco Jones played 54 snaps, while Daymion Sanford recorded 43 and intercepted Austin Simmons on Missouri’s opening possession.

The defensive line saw more rotation. Searcy led the edge rushers with 46 snaps, while Anto Saka played 23. Hicks led the interior with 44 snaps, followed by Landon Rink and Brandon Davis-Swain with 32 apiece. The group helped keep the game close early but eventually wore down as Missouri rushed for 252 yards.

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