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Horton's snap counts and the percentage of offensive snaps played has decreased in each of the past two weeks: Week 2: 22 snaps, 31.4% of offensive snaps, Week 3: 15 snaps, 22.4% of offensive snaps, Week 4: 10 snaps, 16.7% of offensive snaps
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Horton's snap share declining sharply: 31.4% (W2) to 16.7% (W4).

Despite fan calls for more playing time, Horton's snap counts and percentage of offensive snaps played has decreased in each of the past two weeks: Week 2: 22 snaps (31.4% of offensive snaps), Week 3: 15 snaps (22.4% of offensive snaps), Week 4: 10 snaps (16.7% of offensive snaps). The declining trend suggests the coaching staff has other ideas about his role, likely due to wide receiver being one of the slowest positions to develop in the NFL.

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