John Denney made the biggest play of the week for former
Brigham Young Cougars in the NFL. Two others had pretty good games, while one
made his first appearance of the season.
Dennis Pitta, Baltimore
Pitta was a valuable
contributor to the Ravens’ 31-29 win over the Dallas Cowboys. He was the top
tight end for the Ravens once again. One of the four passes he caught was good
for a first down. His three other receptions set up a very short second or
third down that the Ravens were able to pick up the first down. The Ravens will
need a big game next week to beat the Texans after several Ravens defenders
suffered injuries.
Stats
This week: 4 receptions, 33
yards
Season: 25 receptions, 243
yards, 2 touchdowns
Next: at Houston
Brett Keisel, Pittsburgh
On Thursday night, the
Steelers dropped a tough one to the Tennessee Titans, 26-23. The Titans kicked
a field goal on the final play of the game to break the 23-23 tie. Keisel had
his second best game of the season with three tackles. One helped the Steelers
D force a 3 and out.
Stats
This week: 3 tackles (2 solo)
Season: 10 tackles (5 solo)
Next: at Cincinnati
John Denney, Miami
Denney had a key roll
in the Dolphins’ 17-14 win over the St. Louis Rams. As the long snapper, his
clean snaps on two extra points and one field goal were very important to the
Dolphins getting five points that were desperately needed. He also had six
successful snaps on punts. On the first punt, Denney made the tackle and forced
a fumble.
Stats
This week: 1 tackle (1
solo), 1 forced fumble
Season: 1 tackle (1
solo), 1 forced fumble
Next: at New York
Reynolds started for
the fourth game in a row. He has played in all six games for the Eagles this
year. The Eagles suffered a tough overtime loss to the Detroit Lions in
overtime, 26-23.
Next: Bye
Vic So’oto, Oakland
So’oto made his first
appearance as a Raider against the Atlanta Falcons. He didn’t record any stats.
The Raiders lost, 23-20, on a 55-yard field goal with 1 second left. That field
goal followed a Raiders touchdown with just 40 seconds left to tie the game at
20.
Stats
No Stats recorded yet
Next: Jacksonville
Kehl did not play in the Chiefs’ 38-10 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. With the Bucs scoring as much as they did, it is perplexing why Kehl did not see the field. It seems no one on defense was doing his job for the Chiefs.
Stats
No stats recorded yet.
Next: Bye
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