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VFLs In NFL: Kamara Owns Monday Night

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The NFL season is in full swing as week seven is in the books. Let’s see how active Vols performed at the highest level of football in week four.

VFLs In The NFL — Week Seven

Denver @ Cleveland

John Kelly — CLE RB

  • Two rushes for 13 yards in 17-14 win
  • 4% of offensive snaps, 5% of special teams snaps

Malik Jackson — CLE DT

  • Two tackles and one quarterback hit
  • 54% of defensive snaps

Kansas City @ Tennessee

Trey Smith — KC OG

  • 72% of offensive snaps, 11% of special teams snaps in 27-3 loss

Morgan Cox — TEN LS

  • 37% of special teams snaps

Atlanta @ Miami

Cordarrelle Patterson — ATL RB

  • 14 carries for 16 yards and a touchdown in 30-28 win
  • Two catches for one yard
  • 73% of offensive snaps, 18% of special teams snaps

Justin Coleman — MIA DB

  • 32% of special teams snaps

Michael Palardy — MIA P

  • Three punts for 154 yards

New York Jets @ New England

Jakob Johnson — NE FB

  • Two catches for 32 yards in 54-13 win
  • 37% of offensive snaps, 52% of special teams snaps

Philadelphia @ Las Vegas

Derek Barnett — PHI DE

  • Five tackles in 33-22 loss
  • 85% of defensive snaps, 21% of special teams snaps

Detroit @ Las Angeles Rams

Jalen Reeves-Maybin — DET LB

  • Nine tackles in 28-19 loss
  • 72% of defensive snaps, 20% of special teams snaps

Indianapolis @ San Francisco

Jauan Jennings — SF WR

  • Two targets and no catches in 30-18 loss
  • 16% of offensive snaps, 4% of special teams snaps

Emmanuel Mosely — SF CB

  • Three tackles and four pass breakups
  • 94% of defensive snaps

New Orleans @ Seattle

Alvin Kamara — NO RB

  • 20 rushes for 51 yards in 13-10 win
  • 10 catches for 128 yards and a touchdown
  • 82% of offensive snaps

Marquez Callaway — NO WR

  • Three catches for 42 yards
  • 92% of offensive snaps, 20% of special teams snaps

Shy Tuttle — NO DT

  • Two tackles
  • 41% of defensive snaps, 16% of special teams snaps

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