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VFLs In NFL: Former Vol Receivers Perform On Sunday Night Football

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Wide Receiver Josh Palmer (5) of the Los Angeles Chargers. Photo via LA Chargers (@chargers) on Twitter.

The NFL season is underway with week 10 coming to a close Monday night. Let’s see how active Vols performed at the highest level of football in week 10.

VFLs in NFL — Week 10

Atlanta @ Carolina

Cordarrelle Patterson — Atl RB

  • Five carries for 18 yards in 25-15 loss
  • One catch for two yards
  • One tackle
  • 38% of offensive snaps, 24% of special teams snaps

Seattle vs. Tampa (Germany)

Darrell Taylor — Sea OLB

  • One tackle in 21-16 loss
  • 37% of defensive snaps, 19% of special teams snaps

Denver @ Tennessee

Morgan Cox — Ten LS

  • 38% of special teams snaps in 17-10 win

Jacksonville @ Kansas City

Trey Smith — KC OG

  • 100% of offensive snaps, 13% of special teams snaps in 27-17 win

Houston @ New York Giants

Jalen Reeves-Maybin — Hou LB

  • One tackle in 24-16 loss
  • 83% of special teams snaps

New Orleans @ Pittsburgh

Cameron Sutton — Pit DB

  • Two tackles in 20-10 win
  • 100% of defensive snaps, 12% of special teams snaps

Alvin Kamara — NO RB

  • Eight carries for 26 yards
  • Three catches for 19 yards
  • 79% of offensive snaps

Marquez Callaway — NO WR

  • Three catches for 24 yards
  • 57% of offensive snaps

Shy Tuttle — NO DT

  • Two tackles
  • 40% of defensive snaps, 25% of special teams snaps

Alontae Taylor — NO CB

  • Six tackles
  • 95% of defensive snaps

Indianapolis @ Las Vegas

Kendal Vickers — LAV DE

  • One tackle in 25-20 loss
  • 45% of defensive snaps, 17% of special teams snaps

Jakob Johnson — LAV FB

  • One tackle
  • 29% of offensive snaps, 43% of special teams snaps

Los Angelas Chargers @ San Fransisco

Jauan Jennings — SF WR

  • Four catches for 40 yards in 22-16 win
  • 32% of offensive snaps, 7% of special teams snaps

Josh Palmer — LAC WR

  • Three catches for 44 yards
  • 95% of offensive snaps

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