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VFLs In NFL: Shy Tuttle’s Big Day Leads The Way

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The NFL season is underway with just two week two matchups remaining on Monday Night Football.

Let’s see how former Vols performed at the highest level of football in week two of the season.

* Morgan Cox and the Titans play on Monday Night Football

VFLs in NFL — Week Two

LAC @ Buffalo

Trey Smith — KC OG

  • 100% of offensive snaps, 16% of special teams stats in 27-24 win

Josh Palmer — LAC WR

  • Four catches, 30 yards and a touchdown
  • 75% of offensive snaps, 4% of defensive snaps

Tampa @ New Orleans

Marquez Callaway — NO WR

  • 0 targets in 20-10 loss
  • 25% of offensive snaps, 15% of special teams snaps

Shy Tuttle — NO DT

  • 0.5 sacks, nine tackles, one quarterback hit and one pass deflection
  • 61% of defensive snaps, 19% of special teams snaps

Alontae Taylor — NO CB

  • One pass deflection
  • 28% of offensive snaps, 73% of special teams snaps

New England @ Pittsburgh

Cameron Sutton — Pit DB

  • One tackle, one pass break up in 17-14 loss
  • 100% of defensive snaps, 18% of special teams snaps

Atlanta @ LAR

Cordarrelle Patterson — ATL RB

  • 10 carries for 41 yards in 31-27 loss
  • 59% of offensive snaps, 30% of special teams snaps

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Seattle @ San Fransisco

Jauan Jennings — SF WR

  • One catch for four yards in 27-7 win
  • 46% of offensive snaps, 17% of special teams snaps

Emmanuel Moseley — SF CB

  • Three tackles and one pass break up
  • 100% of defensive snaps, 9% of special teams snaps

Darrell Taylor — Sea OLB

  • Three tackles, two tackles for loss
  • 70% of offensive snaps, 26% of special teams snaps

Houston @ Denver

Jalen Reeves-Maybin — Hou LB

  • 3% of defensive snaps, 85% of special teams snaps

Arizona @ Las Vegas

Jakob Johnson — LAV FB

  • 25% of offensive snaps, 27% of special teams snaps in 29-23 loss

Kendal Vickers — LAV DT

  • Four tackles
  • 67% of defensive snaps, 14% of special teams snaps

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