Below you will find example sentences with "snap count". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.
Snap Count in a sentence
About this phrase
- Belongs to the word: snap
Example types with snap count
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With a clap snap count, that advantage is now gone. (10 words)
What is up with the offense and their clap snap count? (11 words)
His ability to get off on the snap count is incredible to watch. (13 words)
The team’s pass-rushing attack, as it is, might be limited early on as defensive end Bradley Chubb, who suffered an ACL injury in 2019, will be playing on a snap count during Denver’s game against Tennessee on Monday. (41 words)
When faced with an exceptionally loud stadium, players may be unable to hear the snap count, and are forced to concentrate more on visual cues (silent snap count or a hard count ), or risk false start penalties. (37 words)
After playing 37 snaps in New England’s Week 4 loss in Kansas City (66 percent of the Patriots’ defensive plays), his snap count has taken a nose dive over the last month. (33 words)
Can you explain the benefits of the clapping snap count as opposed to a vocal snap count? (17 words)
What is up with the offense and their clap snap count? (11 words)
Example sentences (12)
When faced with an exceptionally loud stadium, players may be unable to hear the snap count, and are forced to concentrate more on visual cues (silent snap count or a hard count ), or risk false start penalties.
Can you explain the benefits of the clapping snap count as opposed to a vocal snap count?
But for first-years like defensive lineman Michael Kilbane, who’s snap count has increased weekly, the rotational system allowed him to get as many snaps as possible.
For weeks, USC linebacker Eric Gentry’s usage had been head-scratching, confounding, a clear difference-maker on a rollercoaster of a snap count.
His ability to get off on the snap count is incredible to watch.
Jordan Davis played his second-highest snap count percentage this week after setting a new career-high last week.
After playing 37 snaps in New England’s Week 4 loss in Kansas City (66 percent of the Patriots’ defensive plays), his snap count has taken a nose dive over the last month.
The team’s pass-rushing attack, as it is, might be limited early on as defensive end Bradley Chubb, who suffered an ACL injury in 2019, will be playing on a snap count during Denver’s game against Tennessee on Monday.
Watt began Sunday’s game with a bit of a snap count as the team held him back in the first half.
What is up with the offense and their clap snap count?
With a clap snap count, that advantage is now gone.
The defensive team is not allowed to simulate, by calling out numbers, the offense's snap count.