The league released the Playtime Percentages with the snap counts from yesterday's match-up out in Houston against the Texans, and here's the breakdown of playing time among offensive players on Sunday.
Quarterback:
Tom Brady: 70/70 (100%)
Offensive Line:
Logan Mankins: 70/70 (100%) - Special Teams: 7 Snaps (23%)
Will Svitek: 70/70 (100%) - Special Teams: 7 Snaps (23%)
Dan Connolly: 70/70 (100%) - Special Teams: 7 Snaps (23%)
Ryan Wendell: 70/70 (100%) - Special Teams: 7 Snaps (23%)
Nate Solder: 69/70 (99%) - Special Teams: 7 Snaps (23%)
Josh Kline: 1 (1%)
Receivers:
Rob Gronkowski: 63/70 (90%)
Julian Edelman: 62/70 (89%) - Special Teams: 3 (10%)
Danny Amendola: 48 (69%)
Matthew Mulligan: 35 (50%) - Special Teams: 13 (42%)
Josh Boyce: 16 (23%) - Special Teams: 6 (19%)
Kenbrell Thompkins: 15 (21%)
Matthew Slater: 8 (11%) - Special Teams: 18 (58%)
D.J. Williams: 4 (6%) - Special Teams: 8 (26%)
Running backs:
Shane Vereen: 41 (59%)
James Develin: 29 (41%) - Special Teams: 6 (19%)
Brandon Bolden: 9 (13%) - Special Teams: 16 (52%)
LeGarrette Blount: 20 (29%) - Special Teams: 6 (19%)
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