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(12-04-2018, 05:12 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: So the highest one played 42% of the snaps. Basically they played less than half the time to a quarter of the time.

Some teams actually play rookies more snaps.

You mean like Tyler Boyd, Jeremy Hill, Russell Bodine, Tyler Eifert, Giovani Bernard, Kevin Zeitler, A J Green, Andy Dalton, Jermain Gresham, Carlos Dunlap, Jordan Shipley, Rey Maualuga, Keith Rivers, Leon Hall, Jonathan Joseph, Andrew Whitworth, Domata Peko, David Pollack, Odell Thurman, Chris Henry, Keiwan Ratliff, Madieu Williams, Landon Johnson, Eric Steinbach, and Jeremi Johnson?

Here are some numbers from 2017, but since they cover an entire decade I'd guess they are still pretty accurate..... According to profootballreference over the last ten years there have been 227 different rookies who started at least 14 games. Since there are 32 teams that is an average of 7.1 per team. Over that period the Bengals have 7 different rookies who have started at least 14 games.

Marvin plays rookies as much as the average NFL head coach.