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VFLs In NFL: Former Tennessee Receivers Shine In Week 12

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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 12.

VFLs In The NFL — Week 12

Chicago @ Dallas

Jalen Reeves-Maybin — DET LB

– Five tackles in 16-14 loss

– 50% of defensive snaps, 33% of special teams snaps

Buffalo @ New Orleans

Marquez Callaway — NO WR

– Two catches for 24 yards in 31-6 loss

– 60% of offensive snaps

Shy Tuttle — NO DT

– Three tackles

– 41% of defensive snaps, 23% of special teams snaps

Tennessee @ New England

Jakob Johnson — NE FB 

– 20% of offensive snaps, 46% of special teams snaps in 36-13 win

Morgan Cox — TEN LS

– One tackle (first of season)

– 21% of special teams snaps

Pittsburgh @ Cincinatti

Cam Sutton — PIT DB

– Four tackles in 41-10 loss

– Two punt returns for three yards

– 100% of defensive snaps, 36% of special teams snaps

Carolina @ Miami

Justin Coleman — MIA DB

– 36% of defensive snaps, 32% of special teams snaps in 33-10 win

Michael Palardy — MIA P

– Four punts for 162 yards

Philadelphia @ New York Giants

Derek Barnett — PHI DE

– Five tackles, two tackles for loss in 13-7 loss

– 63% of defensive snaps, 21% of special teams snaps

Atlanta @ Jacksonville

Cordarrelle Patterson — ATL RB

– 16 carries for 108 yards and two touchdowns in 21-14 win

– Two catches for 27 yards

– 48% of offensive snaps, 1% of defensive snaps

Los Angeles Charges @ Denver

Josh Palmer — LAC WR

– Two catches for 25 yards in 36-28 loss

– 42% of offensive snaps, 40% of defensive snaps

Minnesota @ San Fransisco 

Jauan Jennings — SF WR

– Two catches for 24 yards and a touchdown in 34-26 win

– 37% of offensive snaps, 11% of special teams snaps

Cleveland @ Baltimore

Malik Jackson — CLE DT

– Two tackles in 16-10 loss

– 52% of defensive snaps, 11% of special teams snaps

Seattle @ Washington

Darrell Taylor — SEA OLB

– Four tackles, one sack, one tackle for loss in 17-15 loss

– 42% of defensive snaps, 17% of special teams snaps

 

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