Check out how many special team snap counts Washington Redskins players appeared on during the 2016 regular season.
The Redskins had 18 different players record at least 100 special teams snap counts in 2016, led by second-year players Houston Bates and Deshazor Everett. Free agent signing Terence Garvin, meanwhile, led the unit in tackles.
- Houston Bates 293
Terence Garvin 285 * Deshazor Everett 282 * Martrell Spaight 219 * Duke Ihenacho 181 * Mason Foster 174 * Dustin Hopkins 173 * Ryan Grant 163 * Quinton Dunbar 159 * Trent Murphy 153 * Niles Paul 135 * Tress Way 132 * Greg Toler 121 * Su'a Cravens 120 * Nick Sundberg 117 * Ty Nsekhe 113 * Bashaud Breeland 106 * Ziggy Hood 100 * Will Compton 97 * Jonathan Allen 96 * Will Blackmon 95 * Ricky Jean Francois 95 * Mack Brown 91 *
Matt Ioannidis 86 * Preston Smith 86 * Chris Thompson 83 * Derek Carrier 82 * Ryan Kerrigan 71 * Josh Norman 70 * Brandon Scherff 70 * Cullen Jenkins 69 * Shawn Lauvao 69 * Spencer Long 68 * Jamison Crowder 67 * John Sullivan 67 * Maurice Harris 62 * Dashaun Phillips 60 * Morgan Moses 57 * Anthony Lanier II 41 * Rob Kelley 37 * Zach Vigil 37 * David Bruton Jr. 32 * Vinston Painter 28 * Nick Moody 24 * Josh Evans 24 * Arie Kouandjio 23 * Rick Lovato 15 * Donte Whitner Sr. 11 * Kedric Golston 10 * Lynden Trail 10 * Vernon Davis 8 * Kendall Reyes 6 * Rashad Ross 3 * Trent Williams 3 * Rob Kelley 2 * DeAngelo Hall 1
--Even though he torn his ACL during the Redskins' Week 14 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, Houston Bates led the Redskins in special teams snap counts this year, filling the void left in the wake of season-ending injuries suffered by expected unit leaders Niles Paul, Kedric Golston and David Bruton Jr.
--Dustin Hopkins finished the season by making a single-season franchise record 34 field goals, surpassing the previous mark of 33 set by Mark Moseley in 1983. Hopkins was named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for September, after converting all 11 of his field goal tries in the first three games of the season.
--Jamison Crowder's breakout sophomore season wasn't complete without a 12.1-yard punt return average, the best by a member of the Redskins since 2001 (12.5, Eric Metcalf). His first career punt return touchdown came against the Baltimore Ravens when he sprinted down the field for an 85-yard touchdown.
--Terence Garvin led the unit in tackles with 16, while Martrell Spaight (12), Deshazor Everett (12) and Duke Ihenacho (10) also collected double-digit totals.
--Preston Smith recorded his first field goal block against the Chicago Bears in Week 16, while Tress Way successfully completed a fake punt play for 31 yards against the New York Giants Week 3.
