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Former Wolfpack Players In the NFL: Week 11
11/18/2008 12:00:00 AM | Football
Jerricho Cotchery caught five passes, including one touchdown catch, to help lift the New York Jets over the New England Patriots in week eleven. Manny Lawson made three tackles, including a sack, as San Francisco defeated St. Louis. Here is a quick recap of former NC State players in the NFL this past week:
Brian Clark, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Clark played at wide receiver in the Buccaneers 19-13 win over Minnesota, but he did not catch a pass.
Jerricho Cotchery, N.Y. Jets: Cotchery made five receptions for 87 yards including one touchdown catch in the Jets’ 34-31 win over New England. His longest catch of the day was a 46-yard pass from Brett Favre.
Leroy Harris, Tennessee Titans: Harris played at center in the Titans’ 24-14 win over Jacksonville.
Steven Hauschka, Baltimore Ravens: Hauschka completed three kickoffs for the Ravens in the 30-10 loss to the New York Giants.
Torry Holt, St. Louis Rams: As a starting wide receiver for the Rams, Holt had five receptions for 60 yards, including a 22 yard pass, in the Rams’ 35-16 loss to San Francisco.
Marcus Hudson, San Francisco 49ers: Hudson played at defensive back for the 49ers in the 35-16 win over St. Louis, and he recorded three total tackles.
Scott Kooistra, Cincinnati Bengals: Kooistra played at guard in the first tied NFL game in six years, a 13-13 tie against Philadelphia.
Manny Lawson, San Francisco 49ers: As a linebacker for the 49ers, Lawson recorded three tackles, including one sack, in San Francisco’s 35-16 win over St. Louis.
Sean Locklear, Seattle Seahawks: Locklear started at tackles in the Seahawks’ 26-20 loss to Arizona.
John McCargo, Buffalo Bills: McCargo was inactive in the Bills’ 29-27 loss to the Cleveland Browns.
DaJuan Morgan, Kansas City Chiefs: Morgan recorded two solo tackles in the Chiefs’ 30-20 loss to New Orleans.
DeMario Pressley, New Orleans Saints: Pressley has been placed on the injured reserve list due to a fractured foot, and has been out all season.
Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers: Rivers completed 15 passes for 159 yards as the starting quarterback in the Chargers’ 11-10 loss to Pittsburgh.
Koren Robinson, Seattle Seahawks: Robinson had two receptions for 11 yards in the 26-20 loss to Arizona.
Corey Smith, Detroit Lions: Smith recorded two solo tackles as a defensive end in the Lions’ 31-22 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
Pat Thomas, Kansas City Chiefs: Thomas was inactive in the Chiefs’ 30-20 loss to New Orleans.
Stephen Tulloch, Tennessee Titans: As a starting linebacker for the Titans, Tulloch recorded eight solo tackles, a season high, to help Tennessee remain undefeated with a 24-14 win over Jacksonville.
Tank Tyler, Kansas City Chiefs: Tyler started at defensive tackles in the Chiefs’ 30-20 loss to New Orleans, but he did not record any tackles.
Brian Williams, Jacksonville Jaguars: As a starting safety for the Jaguars, Wiliams recorded three tackles in Jacksonville’s 24-14 loss to Tennessee.
Mario Williams, Houston Texans: Williams recorded two tackles in the Texans’ 33-27 loss to Indianapolis.
Adrian Wilson, Arizona Cardinals: As a starting safety, Wilson recorded six total tackles including one sack in the Cardinals’ 26-20 win over Seattle.
Brian Clark, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Clark played at wide receiver in the Buccaneers 19-13 win over Minnesota, but he did not catch a pass.
Jerricho Cotchery, N.Y. Jets: Cotchery made five receptions for 87 yards including one touchdown catch in the Jets’ 34-31 win over New England. His longest catch of the day was a 46-yard pass from Brett Favre.
Leroy Harris, Tennessee Titans: Harris played at center in the Titans’ 24-14 win over Jacksonville.
Steven Hauschka, Baltimore Ravens: Hauschka completed three kickoffs for the Ravens in the 30-10 loss to the New York Giants.
Torry Holt, St. Louis Rams: As a starting wide receiver for the Rams, Holt had five receptions for 60 yards, including a 22 yard pass, in the Rams’ 35-16 loss to San Francisco.
Marcus Hudson, San Francisco 49ers: Hudson played at defensive back for the 49ers in the 35-16 win over St. Louis, and he recorded three total tackles.
Scott Kooistra, Cincinnati Bengals: Kooistra played at guard in the first tied NFL game in six years, a 13-13 tie against Philadelphia.
Manny Lawson, San Francisco 49ers: As a linebacker for the 49ers, Lawson recorded three tackles, including one sack, in San Francisco’s 35-16 win over St. Louis.
Sean Locklear, Seattle Seahawks: Locklear started at tackles in the Seahawks’ 26-20 loss to Arizona.
John McCargo, Buffalo Bills: McCargo was inactive in the Bills’ 29-27 loss to the Cleveland Browns.
DaJuan Morgan, Kansas City Chiefs: Morgan recorded two solo tackles in the Chiefs’ 30-20 loss to New Orleans.
DeMario Pressley, New Orleans Saints: Pressley has been placed on the injured reserve list due to a fractured foot, and has been out all season.
Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers: Rivers completed 15 passes for 159 yards as the starting quarterback in the Chargers’ 11-10 loss to Pittsburgh.
Koren Robinson, Seattle Seahawks: Robinson had two receptions for 11 yards in the 26-20 loss to Arizona.
Corey Smith, Detroit Lions: Smith recorded two solo tackles as a defensive end in the Lions’ 31-22 loss to the Carolina Panthers.
Pat Thomas, Kansas City Chiefs: Thomas was inactive in the Chiefs’ 30-20 loss to New Orleans.
Stephen Tulloch, Tennessee Titans: As a starting linebacker for the Titans, Tulloch recorded eight solo tackles, a season high, to help Tennessee remain undefeated with a 24-14 win over Jacksonville.
Tank Tyler, Kansas City Chiefs: Tyler started at defensive tackles in the Chiefs’ 30-20 loss to New Orleans, but he did not record any tackles.
Brian Williams, Jacksonville Jaguars: As a starting safety for the Jaguars, Wiliams recorded three tackles in Jacksonville’s 24-14 loss to Tennessee.
Mario Williams, Houston Texans: Williams recorded two tackles in the Texans’ 33-27 loss to Indianapolis.
Adrian Wilson, Arizona Cardinals: As a starting safety, Wilson recorded six total tackles including one sack in the Cardinals’ 26-20 win over Seattle.
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