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VFLs In NFL: Sutton Shines On Sunday Night Football

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Former Tennessee DB Cameron Sutton on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Photo via @Steelers on Twitter.

The NFL season is in full swing as week four is nearly in the books. Let’s see how active Vols performed at the highest level of football in week 11.

New England @ Atlanta

Jakob Johnson — NE FB

– One tackle in 25-0 win

– 41% of offensive snaps, 46% of special teams snaps

Houston @ Tennessee

Morgan Cox — TEN LS

– 16% of special teams snaps in 22-13 loss

Detroit @ Cleveland

Malik Jackson — CLE DT

– Three tackles, one tackle for loss and a pass deflection in 13-10 win

– 60% of defensive snaps, 5% of offensive snaps

Jalen Reeves-Maybin — DET LB

– Seven tackles

– 65% of defensive snaps, 41% of special teams snaps

Miami @ New York Jets

Justin Coleman — MIA DB

– Three tackles in 24-17 win

– 37% of defensive snaps, 32% of special teams snaps

Michael Palardy — MIA P

– Four punts for 191 yards

– 36% of special teams snaps

New Orleans @ Philadelphia 

Derek Barnett — PHI DE

– One tackle, one quarterback hit in 40-29 win

– 69% of defensive snaps, 13% of special team snaps

Marquez Callaway — NO WR

–  One catch for 26 yards and a touchdown

– 77% of offensive snaps, 13% of special teams snaps

Shy Tuttle — NO DT

– Five tackles

– 44% of defensive snaps, 21% of special teams snaps

San Francisco @ Jacksonville

Emmanuel Mosely — SF DB

– One tackle in 30-10 win

– 74% of defensive snaps

Jauan Jennings — SF WR

– One catch for four yards

– 48% of offensive snaps, 13% of special teams snaps

Dallas @ Kansas City

Trey Smith — KC OG

– 100% of offensive snaps, 22% of special teams snaps in 19-9 win

Arizona @ Seattle

Darrell Taylor — SEA DE

– 47% defensive snaps, 30% of special teams snaps in 23-13 loss

Pittsburgh @ Los Angelas Chargers

Josh Palmer — LAC WR

– One catch for 17 yards in 41-37 win

– One rush for six yards

– 30% of offensive snaps, 26% of special teams snaps

Cameron Sutton — PIT DB

– 10 tackles, one tackle for loss, one interception

– 99% of defensive snaps, 24% of special teams snaps

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