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Ravens snap count analysis from Sunday's loss to Saints: Orlando Brown Jr. showed he can handle starting role

Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston talks about the Ravens' 24-23 loss to the New Orleans Saints. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun video)

Ravens offensive snap counts vs. Saints

Matt Skura, C — 68

Ronnie Stanley, T — 68

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Orlando Brown Jr., T — 68

Marshal Yanda, G — 68

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Joe Flacco, QB — 68

Bradley Bozeman, G — 56

John Brown, WR — 50

Michael Crabtree, WR — 48

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Willie Snead IV, WR — 44

Nick Boyle, TE — 32

Chris Moore, WR — 30

Buck Allen, RB — 30

Alex Collins, RB — 28

Mark Andrews, TE — 26

Maxx Williams, TE — 20

Hayden Hurst, TE — 18

Hroniss Grasu, G — 12

Gus Edwards, RB — 7

Lamar Jackson, QB — 5

Patrick Ricard, FB — 2

From Marlon Humphrey's indispensability to the "ridiculous" power of the NFL's top offenses, here are five things we learned from the Ravens' loss to the New Orleans Saints.

Takeaways

Ā» Hurst still has not pushed his way forward in the tight end rotation. His dropped pass against the Saints won’t help.

Ā» Crabtree and John Brown got back to more typical workloads.

Ā» Orlando Brown Jr. showed he can handle a starter’s snaps without difficulty.

Ā» The Ravens aren’t using Collins as a traditional featured running back, and he hasn’t produced enough to demand more.

Ravens defensive snap counts vs. Saints

Tony Jefferson, SS — 71

Eric Weddle, FS — 71

C.J. Mosley, LB — 71

Brandon Carr, CB — 70

Jimmy Smith, CB — 70

Terrell Suggs, LB — 54

Tavon Young, CB — 51

Matthew Judon, LB — 47

Brandon Williams, DT — 45

Za’Darius Smith, LB — 43

Brent Urban, DE — 39

Michael Pierce, DT — 35

Patrick Onwuasor, LB — 28

Chris Wormley, NT — 20

Willie Henry, DT — 20

Kenny Young, LB — 18

Anthony Levine Sr., SS — 17

Tim Williams, LB — 9

Albert McClellan, LB — 1

Cyrus Jones, CB — 1

Ravens kicker Justin Tucker missed the game-tying extra point Sunday. But Ravens fans seem to have taken this opportunity to embrace their kicker.

Takeaways

Ā» Not surprisingly, the Saints gave the Ravens a grueling afternoon on defense. With Marlon Humphrey out, Jimmy Smith more than doubled his workload from the previous week against the Tennessee Titans, and he struggled.

Ā» Suggs played 24 more snaps than he did against the Titans, also not ideal for a player in his 16th season.

Ā» On the interior line, Henry continued to play a lesser role with Pierce fully in the mix. At weak-side linebacker, Onwuasor has nosed back in front of Kenny Young.

Ā» Tyus Bowser was active but didn’t play a single snap on defense. Jones made his debut as a Ravens defender.

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