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Bulldogs in the NFL Week 14
December 09, 2025 | Football
ATHENS, Ga. – Week fourteen of NFL action is complete, and several former Bulldogs had exceptional performances for their respective teams.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford continues to state his case for NFL MVP as he turned in another dominant performance in the win over the Cardinals on Sunday. Stafford completed 22 of 31 passes for 281 yards and three touchdowns, bringing his touchdown pass total to 35, which ranks first in the NFL. In addition to his passing touchdown totals, Stafford ranks fourth in the NFL in passing yards (3,354), and is the current favorite to win NFL MVP, which would make him just the second former Bulldog to win the award (Terrell Davis, 1998).
Meanwhile, a trio of former Bulldogs led an impressive defensive effort for the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football against the Los Angeles Chargers. Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, and Nolan Smith Jr., combined for 19 tackles, two and a half sacks, three tackles for loss, one forced fumble, and five quarterback hits. Along with their performance on Monday night, both Dean and Davis set new career highs in sacks.
Below is a summary of how the former Bulldogs fared for their teams in Week fourteen:
Detroit Lions 44, Dallas Cowboys 30
Tate Ratledge, OL – Started at guard for Detroit as the offensive line gave up just one sack in the win.
Dominic Lovett, WR – Dressed as a reserve wide receiver for the Lions and appeared on two offensive snaps.
George Pickens, WR – Started at wide receiver for Dallas and caught five of his nine targets for 37 yards.
Buffalo Bills 39, Cincinnati Bengals 34
James Cook III, RB – Started at running back for Buffalo, rushing 18 times for 80 yards while catching two passes for 31 yards. Currently, Cook ranks second in the NFL in rushing yards and sits less than 50 yards behind current NFL rushing leader Jonathan Taylor.
Sedrick Van Pran Granger, C – Dressed as a reserve offensive lineman for the Bills in the win.
Amarius Mims, OT – Started at offensive tackle for the Bengals as the offensive line allowed just one sack.
Dylan Fairchild, OL – Started at guard for Cincinnati as the offense gained over 325 total yards.
Seattle Seahawks 37, Atlanta Falcons 9
Jalon Walker, LB – Saw limited action on defense for Atlanta after exiting early with a quadriceps injury, recording no statistics.
Leonard Floyd, DE – Appeared on over 40 defensive snaps for the Falcons, recording one tackle.
Charlie Woerner, TE – Played over 30 offensive snaps for Atlanta, recording no statistics.
Tennessee Titans 31, Cleveland Browns 29
Tyson Campbell, CB – Started at cornerback for the Browns, totaling three tackles and one pass defended. With one pass breakup on Sunday, Campbell officially set a new career high in passes defended as he is up to 16 on the season, which ranks second in the NFL.
Minnesota Vikings 31, Washington Commanders 0
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, DE – Played 15 defensive snaps for the Vikings, recording no statistics.
Chaz Chambliss, OLB – Dressed for Minnesota as a reserve linebacker but saw no action on defense.
Ben Yurosek, TE – Was listed as inactive by the Vikings due to a coach's decision.
Miami Dolphins 34, New York Jets 10
Arian Smith, WR – Dressed as a reserve wide receiver for New York, seeing limited offensive action and recording no statistics.
New Orleans Saints 24, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20
Xavier Truss, OL – Dressed as a reserve offensive lineman for the Saints, playing zero snaps.
Tykee Smith, S – Played just over 30 defensive snaps for Tampa Bay after exiting with a stinger and later returning, recording three tackles.
Jacksonville Jaguars 36, Indianapolis Colts 19
Travon Walker, DE – Started at defensive end for the Jaguars, racking up six tackles and one tackle for loss.
Pittsburgh Steelers 27, Baltimore Ravens 22
Darnell Washington, TE – Played 15 snaps for the Steelers and caught one pass for 12 yards before exiting with a concussion.
Roquan Smith, ILB – Started at linebacker for the Ravens, racking up 10 tackles and one tackle for loss. Smith has now recorded 100 or more total tackles since he entered the league in 2018.
Malaki Starks, S – Played on over 35 defensive snaps for Baltimore, recording four tackles and one pass defended.
John Jenkins, DT – Saw action on 30 defensive snaps for the Ravens, totaling one tackle.
Ben Cleveland, OL – Was listed as inactive by Baltimore due to a coach's decision.
Nick Moore, LS – Snapped seven times for the Ravens in the loss.
Denver Broncos 24, Las Vegas Raiders 17
Brock Bowers, TE – Started at tight end for the Raiders, catching four of his five targets for 46 yards and a touchdown. Bowers has set a new career high for reception touchdowns in a season as he now has six on the year.
Eric Stokes, CB – Started at cornerback for Las Vegas, totaling nine tackles.
Zamir White, RB – Was listed as inactive for the Raiders due to a coach's decision.
Green Bay Packers 28, Chicago Bears 21
Quay Walker, ILB – Started at linebacker for Green Bay, racking up nine tackles in the win.
Javon Bullard, S – Played limited defensive snaps for the Packers as he returned from an ankle injury, recording four tackles and one quarterback hit.
Nazir Stackhouse, DT – Was listed as inactive for Green Bay due to a coach's decision.
Warren Brinson, DT – Saw action on over 25 defensive snaps for the Packers, totaling two tackles.
John FitzPatrick, TE – Saw the highest snap percentage amongst Green Bay tight ends catching two passes for 14 yards.
D'Andre Swift, RB – Started at running back for Chicago, rushing 13 times for 63 yards while catching three passes for 19 yards.
Los Angeles Rams 45, Arizona Cardinals 17
Matthew Stafford, QB – Started at quarterback for the Rams, completing 22 of his 31 passing attempts for 281 yards and three touchdowns. Currently, Stafford ranks first in the NFL in passing touchdowns (35) and fourth in the NFL in passing yards (3,354).
Warren McClendon Jr., OT – Started at tackle for Los Angeles as the offensive line gave up zero sacks and the offense gained over 500 total yards.
Stetson Bennett IV, QB – Was listed as inactive for the Rams but dressed as the emergency third quarterback.
Chris Smith II, S – Dressed for Los Angeles as a reserve defensive back, recording no statistics.
Derion Kendrick, CB – Dressed as a reserve cornerback for the Rams, recording one special teams tackle.
Houston Texans 20, Kansas City Chiefs 10
Kamari Lassiter, CB – Started at cornerback for the Texans, racking up six tackles, two passes defended, and an interception.
Nick Chubb, RB – Played limited snaps on offense for Houston, rushing one time for three yards.
Los Angeles Chargers 22, Philadelphia Eagles 19
Jalen Carter, DT – Was listed as inactive by the Eagles due to recent procedures done on both shoulders.
Jordan Davis, DT – Started at defensive tackle for Philadelphia, racking up six tackles, one and a half sacks, two tackles for loss, and two quarterback hits.
Nakobe Dean, ILB – Started at linebacker for the Eagles, totaling seven tackles, one sack, one tackle for loss, two quarterback hits and a forced fumble.
Nolan Smith Jr., OLB – Appeared on over 40 defensive snaps for Philadelphia, recording six tackles and one quarterback hit.
Kelee Ringo, CB – Dressed for the Eagles as a reserve defensive back, recording no statistics.
Smael Mondon Jr., ILB – Appeared exclusively on special teams for Philadelphia, recording one tackle.
Ladd McConkey, WR – Started at wide receiver for Los Angeles, catching one pass for 12 yards.
Jamaree Salyer, OL – Started at guard for the Chargers as the offense gained over 300 total yards in the win.
Practice Squad Players:
Zion Logue, DT Buffalo Bills
Kendall Milton, RB Cincinnati Bengals
Trey Hill, C Chicago Bears
Lawrence Cager, WR Washington Commanders
Players on IR/PUP:
Mecole Hardman Jr., WR Buffalo Bills
Dan Jackson, S Detroit Lions
Devonte Wyatt, DT Green Bay Packers
Azeez Ojulari, OLB Philadelphia Eagles
Broderick Jones, OT Pittsburgh Steelers
Mykel Williams, DE San Francisco 49ers
Kenny McIntosh, RB Seattle Seahawks
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford continues to state his case for NFL MVP as he turned in another dominant performance in the win over the Cardinals on Sunday. Stafford completed 22 of 31 passes for 281 yards and three touchdowns, bringing his touchdown pass total to 35, which ranks first in the NFL. In addition to his passing touchdown totals, Stafford ranks fourth in the NFL in passing yards (3,354), and is the current favorite to win NFL MVP, which would make him just the second former Bulldog to win the award (Terrell Davis, 1998).
Meanwhile, a trio of former Bulldogs led an impressive defensive effort for the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football against the Los Angeles Chargers. Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, and Nolan Smith Jr., combined for 19 tackles, two and a half sacks, three tackles for loss, one forced fumble, and five quarterback hits. Along with their performance on Monday night, both Dean and Davis set new career highs in sacks.
Below is a summary of how the former Bulldogs fared for their teams in Week fourteen:
Detroit Lions 44, Dallas Cowboys 30
Tate Ratledge, OL – Started at guard for Detroit as the offensive line gave up just one sack in the win.
Dominic Lovett, WR – Dressed as a reserve wide receiver for the Lions and appeared on two offensive snaps.
George Pickens, WR – Started at wide receiver for Dallas and caught five of his nine targets for 37 yards.
Buffalo Bills 39, Cincinnati Bengals 34
James Cook III, RB – Started at running back for Buffalo, rushing 18 times for 80 yards while catching two passes for 31 yards. Currently, Cook ranks second in the NFL in rushing yards and sits less than 50 yards behind current NFL rushing leader Jonathan Taylor.
Sedrick Van Pran Granger, C – Dressed as a reserve offensive lineman for the Bills in the win.
Amarius Mims, OT – Started at offensive tackle for the Bengals as the offensive line allowed just one sack.
Dylan Fairchild, OL – Started at guard for Cincinnati as the offense gained over 325 total yards.
Seattle Seahawks 37, Atlanta Falcons 9
Jalon Walker, LB – Saw limited action on defense for Atlanta after exiting early with a quadriceps injury, recording no statistics.
Leonard Floyd, DE – Appeared on over 40 defensive snaps for the Falcons, recording one tackle.
Charlie Woerner, TE – Played over 30 offensive snaps for Atlanta, recording no statistics.
Tennessee Titans 31, Cleveland Browns 29
Tyson Campbell, CB – Started at cornerback for the Browns, totaling three tackles and one pass defended. With one pass breakup on Sunday, Campbell officially set a new career high in passes defended as he is up to 16 on the season, which ranks second in the NFL.
Minnesota Vikings 31, Washington Commanders 0
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, DE – Played 15 defensive snaps for the Vikings, recording no statistics.
Chaz Chambliss, OLB – Dressed for Minnesota as a reserve linebacker but saw no action on defense.
Ben Yurosek, TE – Was listed as inactive by the Vikings due to a coach's decision.
Miami Dolphins 34, New York Jets 10
Arian Smith, WR – Dressed as a reserve wide receiver for New York, seeing limited offensive action and recording no statistics.
New Orleans Saints 24, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20
Xavier Truss, OL – Dressed as a reserve offensive lineman for the Saints, playing zero snaps.
Tykee Smith, S – Played just over 30 defensive snaps for Tampa Bay after exiting with a stinger and later returning, recording three tackles.
Jacksonville Jaguars 36, Indianapolis Colts 19
Travon Walker, DE – Started at defensive end for the Jaguars, racking up six tackles and one tackle for loss.
Pittsburgh Steelers 27, Baltimore Ravens 22
Darnell Washington, TE – Played 15 snaps for the Steelers and caught one pass for 12 yards before exiting with a concussion.
Roquan Smith, ILB – Started at linebacker for the Ravens, racking up 10 tackles and one tackle for loss. Smith has now recorded 100 or more total tackles since he entered the league in 2018.
Malaki Starks, S – Played on over 35 defensive snaps for Baltimore, recording four tackles and one pass defended.
John Jenkins, DT – Saw action on 30 defensive snaps for the Ravens, totaling one tackle.
Ben Cleveland, OL – Was listed as inactive by Baltimore due to a coach's decision.
Nick Moore, LS – Snapped seven times for the Ravens in the loss.
Denver Broncos 24, Las Vegas Raiders 17
Brock Bowers, TE – Started at tight end for the Raiders, catching four of his five targets for 46 yards and a touchdown. Bowers has set a new career high for reception touchdowns in a season as he now has six on the year.
Eric Stokes, CB – Started at cornerback for Las Vegas, totaling nine tackles.
Zamir White, RB – Was listed as inactive for the Raiders due to a coach's decision.
Green Bay Packers 28, Chicago Bears 21
Quay Walker, ILB – Started at linebacker for Green Bay, racking up nine tackles in the win.
Javon Bullard, S – Played limited defensive snaps for the Packers as he returned from an ankle injury, recording four tackles and one quarterback hit.
Nazir Stackhouse, DT – Was listed as inactive for Green Bay due to a coach's decision.
Warren Brinson, DT – Saw action on over 25 defensive snaps for the Packers, totaling two tackles.
John FitzPatrick, TE – Saw the highest snap percentage amongst Green Bay tight ends catching two passes for 14 yards.
D'Andre Swift, RB – Started at running back for Chicago, rushing 13 times for 63 yards while catching three passes for 19 yards.
Los Angeles Rams 45, Arizona Cardinals 17
Matthew Stafford, QB – Started at quarterback for the Rams, completing 22 of his 31 passing attempts for 281 yards and three touchdowns. Currently, Stafford ranks first in the NFL in passing touchdowns (35) and fourth in the NFL in passing yards (3,354).
Warren McClendon Jr., OT – Started at tackle for Los Angeles as the offensive line gave up zero sacks and the offense gained over 500 total yards.
Stetson Bennett IV, QB – Was listed as inactive for the Rams but dressed as the emergency third quarterback.
Chris Smith II, S – Dressed for Los Angeles as a reserve defensive back, recording no statistics.
Derion Kendrick, CB – Dressed as a reserve cornerback for the Rams, recording one special teams tackle.
Houston Texans 20, Kansas City Chiefs 10
Kamari Lassiter, CB – Started at cornerback for the Texans, racking up six tackles, two passes defended, and an interception.
Nick Chubb, RB – Played limited snaps on offense for Houston, rushing one time for three yards.
Los Angeles Chargers 22, Philadelphia Eagles 19
Jalen Carter, DT – Was listed as inactive by the Eagles due to recent procedures done on both shoulders.
Jordan Davis, DT – Started at defensive tackle for Philadelphia, racking up six tackles, one and a half sacks, two tackles for loss, and two quarterback hits.
Nakobe Dean, ILB – Started at linebacker for the Eagles, totaling seven tackles, one sack, one tackle for loss, two quarterback hits and a forced fumble.
Nolan Smith Jr., OLB – Appeared on over 40 defensive snaps for Philadelphia, recording six tackles and one quarterback hit.
Kelee Ringo, CB – Dressed for the Eagles as a reserve defensive back, recording no statistics.
Smael Mondon Jr., ILB – Appeared exclusively on special teams for Philadelphia, recording one tackle.
Ladd McConkey, WR – Started at wide receiver for Los Angeles, catching one pass for 12 yards.
Jamaree Salyer, OL – Started at guard for the Chargers as the offense gained over 300 total yards in the win.
Practice Squad Players:
Zion Logue, DT Buffalo Bills
Kendall Milton, RB Cincinnati Bengals
Trey Hill, C Chicago Bears
Lawrence Cager, WR Washington Commanders
Players on IR/PUP:
Mecole Hardman Jr., WR Buffalo Bills
Dan Jackson, S Detroit Lions
Devonte Wyatt, DT Green Bay Packers
Azeez Ojulari, OLB Philadelphia Eagles
Broderick Jones, OT Pittsburgh Steelers
Mykel Williams, DE San Francisco 49ers
Kenny McIntosh, RB Seattle Seahawks
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