On offense, we break down the team into three groups: the every-down players, the second-tier guys (who play from 40% to 75% of the snaps), and everyone else. Who did what this week at home against the Eagles, where the visitors had won five out of the last six games? It looked like they would make it six out of seven, but a late game touchdown drive by Dallas tied the score, and the Cowboys wouldn’t let the Eagles touch the ball in overtime, pulling off a gutsy 29-23 win?
Because of overtime, there were 78 snaps on offense this week (versus 65 against Green Bay, 57 against Cincinnati, 76 against the Niners, 65 against the Bears, and and 68 against Washington).