Pro recap: Week 6


With 41 players on NFL rosters on opening day, USC ranked second in terms of producing pro talent. See how former Trojans fared in the NFL this past week:

• Carolina Panthers center Ryan Kalil (Panthers were beat up against Atlanta, 31-17. Run game was effective — 25 attempts for 142 yards and two scores — but Cam Newton struggled)

• Atlanta Falcons offensive tackle Sam Baker (Baker and his comrades on Atlanta’s line kept Ryan upright all but once. Michael Turner had a splendid day, rushing for 139 yards on 27 carries).

• Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Fili Moala (1 tackle, lost to Cincy 27-17)

• Indianapolis cornerback Kevin Thomas

• Cincinnati Bengals safety Taylor Mays (1 tackle)

• Cincinnati linebacker Rey Maualuga

• Cincinnati LB Keith Rivers

• Cincinnati defensive end Frostee Rucker (2 tackles)

• San Francisco 49ers guard Chili Rachal (run game came through once again, coming with two giant Frank Gore runs as San Francisco upset Detroit, 25-19)

• Detroit Lions DE Kyle Moore

• Detroit DE Lawrence Jackson (1 tackle, 2 QB hits)

• Green Bay Packers LB Clay Matthews (1 tackle, 1 sack, 3 passes defended, 3 QB hits in 24-3 beat down of St. Louis)

• Pittsburgh Steelers S Troy Polamalu (5 tackles in a 17-13 win against Jacksonville)

• Philadelphia Eagles OT Winston Justice

• Philadelphia DT Mike Patterson (3 tackles, 1 sack, 1 QB hit in a 20-13 victory against Washington)

• Philadelphia fullback Stanley Havili

• Washington Redskins tight end Fred Davis (6 catches, 95 yards)

• Cleveland Browns LB Kaluka Maiava (1 tackle during 24-17 loss against Oakland)

• Cleveland TE Jordan Cameron

• Oakland Raiders TE David Ausberry (1 carry, -2 yards; 1 catch, 4 yards; 1 tackle)

• Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing (5 tackles, 1 QB hit as Houston lost 29-14 in Baltimore)

• Houston DT Shaun Cody (4 tackles)

• Dallas Cowboys OT Tyron Smith (While the Cowboys line kept the ineffective New England pass rush at bay, Smith had a couple of false start and holding penalties. Tom Brady and Pats won it with a two-minute drill, 20-16)

• Dallas kicker David Buehler

• New Orleans Saints OT Charles Brown (Brees was clean all day thanks to his line, but he made mistakes, throwing three picks, as the Bucs upset New Orleans, 26-20)

• Minnesota Vikings DE Everson Griffen (1 QB hit in a 39-10 Chicago rout)

• New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez (14/25 passing, 201 yards and one touchdown in a Jets 24-6 win over Miami)

• NYJ running back Joe McKnight (2 carries, 29 yards)

• NYJ wide receiver Patrick Turner

• Miami Dolphins RB Reggie Bush (10 carries, 71 yards)

 

Players on a bye week

• Kansas City Chiefs QB Matt Cassel

• Seattle Seahawks TE Anthony McCoy

• Seattle TE Dominique Byrd

• Seattle WR Mike Williams

• Seattle CB Josh Pinkard

• Tennessee Titans DT Jurrell Casey

• San Diego Chargers CB Shareece Wright