Former Mountaineers were out there making their mark in Week 15 of the NFL season.
On Saturday, Lions DL Bruce Irvin was elevated from the practice squad to the gameday active roster in the win over the Broncos. He had a pair of pressures and a Pro Football Focus grade of a 43.3.
Browns LB Tony Fields was credited with starting on defense and played both there and special teams in the win over the Bears. He was credited with a 55.7 PFF grade on defense while being the Browns’ highest graded special teamer at 69.3.
Dolphins LB David Long Jr. was credited with seven combined tackles and two pressures in the shutout win over the Jets. PFF graded him at 58.0, with a 90.2 mark in run defense.
Giants OG Mark Glowinski was credited with playing one offensive snap in their loss to the Saints. He received the base 60.0 grade from PFF.
Titans TE Trevon Wesco was credited with playing 28 offensive snaps in their overtime loss to the Texans. PFF graded him at 41.7 on the afternoon.
49ers OT Colton McKivitz had another strong performance, playing all but two offensive snaps and grading out at 79.7 from PFF with an 88.3 mark in run blocking in the win over the Cardinals.
On the flip side, Cardinals DL Dante Stills started and had three tackles and a 69.2 grade from PFF in the loss.
Bills CB Rasul Douglas was credited with two tackles and a 53.2 grade from PFF in the win over the Cowboys.
Ravens DB Daryl Worley played solely on special teams in their Sunday night win over the Jaguars. He was the Ravens’ lowest graded special teamer at 48.0.
On Monday Night Football, Seahawks QB Geno Smith was a gametime decision heading in much like he was the previous week. He was active but was available only on an emergency basis and ultimately ended up not playing in the win over the Eagles.
And in case you missed it over the weekend, QB Will Grier signed to the Chargers active roster off of the Patriots practice squad.
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