I am always much more motivated to do this after a win.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201909290rav.htm#all_vis_snap_counts

The entire offensive line basically played the whole game. I don't remember Greg Robinson or Chris Hubbard missing one snap but they each did. I also don't remember seeing Austin Corbett in the game but he got one snap.

Demetrius Harris played 67% of the snaps. He had no receptions. I'd be interested to see how many routes he even ran. Pharaoh Brown played 48% of the snaps and Ricky Seals-Jones (everyone's new favorite tight end) played 30% of the snaps.

Nick Chubb had a huge day and only played 64% of the snaps. That's a great sign. He is staying fresh and producing.

Jarvis Landry played 75% of the snaps. Does anyone know which play he go hurt on?

On defense we had four guys play 100% of the snaps (Joe Schobert, Mack Wilson, Damarious Randall, and Mack Wilson). Usually it's only the two linebackers. Joe Schobert is a very good player. Mack Wilson seems to be holding up pretty well playing so many snaps, I at least don't notice him getting burned.

Our defensive line got rotated more than any other game this year. Myles Garrett and Larry Ogunjobi played the most snaps with 70%. Olivier Vernon with 69% (nice). Sheldon Richardson played 59% and got injured (I haven't heard of anything about him so far).

Side note: I think we've played something like four snaps all year with three linebackers on the field.

I am guessing that shovel pass he took deep into the red zone.

I never looked at one of those charts before. Interesting.

Lamar Jackson was in on a special teams snap? Was that the 2 point conversion? But if so, then Baker would have had a ST snap as well.

That's probably an error. Unless the Ravens were trying to do a fake punt and the announcers missed it.

I remember us having a successful play when we brought in McCray

I'm not sure about this and he played afterwards, but Landry took a big shot to the head on that pass play right before the half. He broke a couple of tackles and was stumbling down the sidelines, but if you go back and watch the play...you will note that he did indeed take a pretty good shot right to the head.

I have had several concussions and they are not all the same. There are times when the side-effects materialize later on.

I noticed that Landry hit his head on the ground really hard on the play close to the goal line. He landed on his shoulder and his head sort of snapped into the ground. Not sure if that was what caused the concussion but it was shortly after that when he was evaluated for a concussion.