The Rams used a lot of dime packages to counter the Ravens offense. Jordan Fuller, John Johnson, Derion Kendrick and Ahkello Witherspoon all played every snap on defense, so nothing has changed with the starters.
Russ Yeast and Cobie Durant played 33 and 29 snaps, respectively, helping cover the slot with Witherspoon and Kendrick on the outside. No other defensive backs got on the field.
At linebacker, Ernest Jones played all but one snap, and Troy Reeder remained the No. 2 option ahead of Christian Rozeboom. They played 23 and 16 snaps, respectively.
Byron Young and Michael Hoecht played 80-plus percent of the snaps as the top two edge rushers. Nick Hampton was third on the depth chart with 15 snaps played, followed by Keir Thomas, who played 12 snaps.
Along the defensive line, Aaron Donald led the way with an 88% snap share. Jonah Williams was second with 61% of the snaps played, and Kobie Turner played 58%. His playing time has declined a bit with Bobby Brown III back; Brown played 36% of the snaps.
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