Snap counts from the Seahawks’ 40-7 victory over the Panthers

Here are the Seattle Seahawks’ offensive and defensive snap counts from their 40-7 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday at CenturyLink Field (snaps, percentage):

OFFENSE (71)

G Glowinski (71, 100)

G Ifedi (71, 100)

T Sowell (71, 100)

C Britt (71, 100)

T Fant (68, 96)

WR Kearse (64, 90)

WR Baldwin (61, 86)

QB Wilson (61, 86)

TE Graham (53, 75)

WR Lockett (44, 62)

RB Rawls (39, 55)

TE Vannett (27, 38)

RB Pope (20, 28)

WR McEvoy (17, 24)

G Odhiambo (11, 15)

TE Williams (10, 14)

QB Boykin (10, 14)

RB Farmer (9, 13)

FB Tukuafu (3, 4)

Notes: Lots of playing time all around, thanks to the blowout nature of the game, including back-up quarterback Trevone Boykin getting a chance to run the offense in the fourth quarter. Tackle George Fant missed part of one series because of what appeared to be some sort of shoulder/neck injury, but he quickly returned. Rees Odhiambo filled in while Fant was out, and Odhiambo also saw the field a handful of snaps in Seattle’s heavy package. Tukuafu didn’t finish the game because of a concussion.

DEFENSE (58)

LB Wagner (58, 100)

SS Chancellor (52, 90)

CB Sherman (52, 90)

CB Shead (52, 90)

LB Wright (48, 83)

FS Terrell (41, 71)

DE Clark (40, 69)

DE Avril (39, 67)

CB Lane (38, 66)

DE Bennett (36, 62)

DT Rubin (32, 55)

DE Marsh (26, 45)

DT McDaniel (25, 43)

DT Reed (22, 38)

LB Morgan (17, 29)

FS Thomas (17, 29)

LB Pierre-Louis (13, 22)

DE Moore (12, 21)

SS McCray (6, 10)

CB Thorpe (6, 10)

CB Elliott (6, 10)

Notes: The biggest number is the lack of plays for free safety Earl Thomas, who suffered a fractured lower leg in the second quarter a collision with teammate Kam Chancellor. Steven Terrell appears to be the man tasked with replacing Thomas. Otherwise, the numbers are more-or-less normal, with the playing time again spread around because of the blowout. Defensive end Michael Bennett received a decent — but not complete — run-out in his first game back after missing the previous five games because of a knee injury.