VFLs in NFL: Cordarrelle Patterson Runs Past Seattle

Atlanta Falcons RB/WR Cordarelle Patterson at fall camp. Photo via Atlanta Falcons Team Website.

The NFL season is underway with week three in the rearview. Let’s see how active Vols performed at the highest level of football this weekend.

VFLs in NFL — Week Three

Pittsburgh @ Cleveland

Cameron Sutton — PIT CB

  • Five tackles and one pass deflection in 29-17 win.
  • 96% of defensive snaps, 14% of special teams snaps

Las Vegas @ Tennessee

Morgan Cox — TEN LS

  • 29% of special teams snaps in 24-22 win

Matthew Butler — LAV DT

  • One tackle
  • 9% of defensive snaps

Jakob Johnson — LAV FB

  • One tackle
  • 23% of offensive snaps, 29% of special teams snaps

Kendal Vickers — LAV DE

  • 16% of defensive snaps, 21% of special teams snaps

Houston @ Chicago

Jalen Reeves-Maybin — HOU LB

  • 13% of defensive snaps, 86% of special teams snaps in 23-20 loss

Kansas City @ Indianapolis

Trey Smith — KC OG

  • 100% of offensive snaps, 17% of special teams snaps in 20-17 win

New Orleans @ Carolina

Alvin Kamara — NO RB

  • 15 carries for 61 yards in 22-14 loss
  • Two catches for 12 yards
  • 70% of offensive snaps

Shy Tuttle — NO DT

  • Seven tackles
  • 74% of defensive snaps

Marquez Callaway — NO WR

  • One catch for four yards and a touchdown
  • 19% of offensive snaps, 21% of special teams snaps

Jacksonville @ Los Angelas

Josh Palmer — LAC WR

  • Six catches for 99 yards in 38-10 loss
  • 93% of offensive snaps

Atlanta @ Seattle

Cordarrelle Patterson — ATL RB

  • 17 rushes for 141 yards in 27-23 win
  • One catch for 12 yards
  • 61% of offensive snaps, 24% of special teams snaps

Darrell Taylor — SEA DE

  • Three tackles, one sack, one forced fumble
  • 67% of defensive snaps, 20% of special teams snaps

San Fransisco @ Denver

Jauan Jennings — SF WR

  • One catch for five yards in 11-10 loss
  • 46% of offensive snaps, 32% of special teams snaps

Emmanuel Moseley — SF CB

  • Eight tackles and one pass deflection
  • 99% of defensive snaps, 11% of special teams snaps

 

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