The Browns' defense continues to be on the field more than the offense. After the defensive line, the playing time distribution at linebacker and in the secondary was drastically different against the Bills due to the offensive personnel they had in.

It's time to take a look at how many snaps the players on the Cleveland Browns played on offense in the team's 24-14 loss to the Buffalo Bills. How was the wide receiver distribution different this week due to Mohamed Massaquoi's hamstring injury?

You had Billy Winn and Juqua Parker leave the game with injuries. Both starting cornerbacks were basically out. Scott Fujita started after missing Week 1. How did all of that change the snap count distribution? Find out after the jump.

It's time to take a look at how many snaps the players on the Cleveland Browns played on offense in the team's 34-27 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Was Trent Richardson more active? Did Jordan Cameron see the field more often?

Today, we'll look at how often the Cleveland Browns' defense played against the Philadelphia Eagles. It should be noted that the Browns had to defend an astounding 95 snaps. Teams are typically on the field for around 55-75 snaps.

Snap count data for the Cleveland Browns allows fans to answer questions like, "did Montario Hardesty even play on offense?" or "what happened to Jordan Cameron?" without having to pause and re-watch every play of the game.