Aug. 15, 2026, 3:02 p.m. ET
The Pittsburgh Steelers decimated the Green Bay Packers in the preseason opener, starting off slow but quickly burying their NFC North foes thanks to an impressive offensive showing. Thanks to the snap counts from the preseason matchup, fans can get a better idea of which players were most responsible for the successful outing, including an impressive day from Broderick Jones. Here’s a look at every player’s snap count and snap percentage from the Steelers’ 28-9 victory over the Packers. Player Names Snap Count Snap Percentage OT Broderick Jones 49 72% OL Doug Nester 44 65% OT Jack Driscoll 36 53% WR Max Hurleman 32 47% OT Dylan Cook 32 47% G Gennings Dunker 30 44% QB Drew Allar 30 44% WR Germie Bernard 28 41% WR Roman Wilson 27 40% C Greg Crippen 25 37% RB Eli Heidenreich 25 37% OL Spencer Anderson 24 35% C Ryan McCollum 24 35% RB Lew Nichols 23 34% WR Levi Wentz 22 32% TE Robert Tonyan 19 28% TE Lake McRee 19 28% G Brock Hoffman 19 28% OT Troy Fautanu 19 28% QB Will Howard 19 28% G Mason McCormick 19 28% QB Mason Rudolph 19 28% C Zach Frazier 19 28% WR Kaden Wetjen 18 26% TE Jaheim Bell 17 25% WR Brandon Smith 16 24% RB Travis Homer 15 22% WR Jakobie Keeney-James 14 21% TE Darnell Washington 14 21% FB Riley Nowakowski 13 19% WR Joaquin Davis 13 19% WR Ben Skowronek 10 15% TE Pat Freiermuth 9 13% RB Kaleb Johnson 5 7% TE Lance Mason 1 1% The biggest takeaway from the snap count and percentage has to be Jones’ 72% of playing time, which is an absurd statistic for a preseason game. Some have pointed out that the Steelers left Jones on the field in an attempt to raise his trade value, but it also could have been an effort to help Jones shake off the rust after he missed the end of the 2025 season.
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