Lions-Colts snap counts: DeAndre Levy plays every snap in his return.

Here is a look at the official snap counts for the contest between the Detroit Lions and the Indianapolis Colts.

Offense:

Observations

• Nothing too exciting from the snap counts on offense. The Lions went with three wide receivers quite often, with Anquan Boldin seeing the field over 80 percent of the time. But, as we pointed out last week, the Lions don't utilize that fourth receiver on offense very often. 
  
  
• Elsewhere, Eric Ebron played nearly the entire game, while undrafted rookie Cole Wick also got a healthy amount of playing time.
  
  
• Running back duties were split pretty evenly, as both players had to take a series or two off with minor injuries, including Theo Riddick going through the concussion protocol, but clearing it shortly thereafter. He returned to the game.

Defense:

Observations

• On the defensive line, we saw heavy rotation between the nine active linemen. It's a bit surprising to see Tyrunn Walker participating in just 40 percent of snaps, but the Lions may have been limiting him after the calf injury he suffered over the weekend.
  
  
• If you thought the Lions may ease DeAndre Levy back into the game, you were very much wrong. Levy played in every defensive snap in his return. As expected, the Lions only played with three linebackers around 20 percent of the time.
  
  
• At safety, Jim Caldwell stayed true to his word and kept Tavon Wilson as the starting strong safety. Also to his word, Caldwell sent out a three safety formation with both Wilson and Rafael Bush out there often. Even Miles Killebrew and Don Carey saw a little action on defense.
  
  
• Rookie A'Shawn Robinson saw a third of the snaps on defense, while rookie Antwione Williams took the field almost exclusively on special teams.