snap count information available? (1 Viewer)

Hi all - just curious if anyone is aware of a reliable source for defensive players' snap count information. I'm hoping to use this data to identify IDPs - particularly for D-line.

Similarly -- does anyone have a source for "QB pressures"? I personally find them to be more predictive of future sacks......than sacks accumulated-to-date.

Thanks all!

I get my snaps from football outsiders -- they should be up later today, I think

there are other sites, as well as local beat writers on specific teams, and in theory the actual nfl gamebooks supposedly have them, but that's been kind of sketchy for me.

you can get hurries from this site + it looks like they also have snaps

advanced nfl stats has qb hits, if you're interested in that

Kool-Aid Larry said:

I get my snaps from football outsiders -- they should be up later today, I think

there are other sites, as well as local beat writers on specific teams, and in theory the actual nfl gamebooks supposedly have them, but that's been kind of sketchy for me.

you can get hurries from this site + it looks like they also have snaps

advanced nfl stats has qb hits, if you're interested in that

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Awesome. Thanks!

This is a good site also: http://nflgsis.com/fset_Schedule.asp

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