Former Mountaineers were out there making their mark in Week 14 of the NFL season.
Cardinals DL Dante Stills was the lone Mountaineer on an active NFL roster to enjoy a bye week this week.
Ravens DB Daryl Worley played one defensive snap while primarily playing on special teams in the overtime win over the Rams. Pro Football Focus graded him at 65.5 in that facet of the game and he had an assisted tackle as well.
After being elevated to the gameday active roster last week, Lions practice squad DL Bruce Irvin was not elevated this week in the loss to the Bears.
Browns LB Tony Fields II was credited with playing eight defensive snaps while primarily playing on special teams. He graded out at 69.7 on defense from PFF while grading out at 61.9 on special teams while recording two solo tackles.
49ers OT Colton McKivitz played every offensive snap in the win over the Seahawks and received a career-high 81.3 PFF grade as the 49ers dominated in run blocking. He was given a 90.5 grade as a run blocker, which was also a career high.
On the flip side, Seahawks QB Geno Smith ended up missing the game after being a game-time decision due to a groin injury. This was the first game he has missed for the Seahawks since becoming the starter last season.
Bills CB Rasul Douglas was credited with having two combined tackles and a pass breakup in the win over the Chiefs. PFF graded him at 67.7 on the evening.
On Monday Night Football, Titans TE Trevon Wesco started and played 35 percent of the offensive snaps in the win over the Dolphins. On the flip side, Dolphins LB David Long Jr. was credited with eight combined tackles with two of them being for loss in the loss.
In the other Monday Night Football game, Giants OG Mark Glowinski was credited with playing nine offensive snaps in the win over the Packers.
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