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Randall can’t contain Diggs in week 2 loss to Vikings
After an impressive performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars last week where he made a game-saving tackle in the fourth quarter, Green Bay Packers cornerback Damarious Randall had a rough night against the Minnesota Vikings.
Neil Hornsby shows the difference a week made for the young cornerback.
What a difference a week makes. Will the real Damarious Randall please stand up? pic.twitter.com/2hx7tlzkDL
— Neil Hornsby (@PFF_Neil) September 19, 2016
The Arizona State Sun Devils product came into the year as Green Bay's number one back after Sam Shields went down with a concussion. Randall had trouble filling the void as Vikings quarterback Sam Bradford connected with Diggs 11 times resulting in nine receptions for 182 yards and one touchdown.
Osweiler improves to 2-0 as Texans starter
Brock Osweiler threw for 268 yards and one touchdown in his second game with Houston, leading them to a 19-12 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
In his first two games with Texans, Osweiler has shown he’s capable of making big throws. On Sunday, he hooked up with DeAndre Hopkins for a 35-yard touchdown and Will Fuller for a 53-yard score.
He has also shown he’s prone to throwing interceptions, throwing two balls to Kansas City defenders. Osweiler told ESPN that both of his picks in week two were ‘just inaccurate throws'.
Rookies
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Name/Position/Number
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Team
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Selected
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Standing
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This Week's Stats
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Christian Westerman, OG - No. 63
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5th round, 24th pick
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Second-team right guard
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N/A
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D.J. Foster, RB - No. 27
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undrafted
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Third-team running back
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1 rush, 7 yd.
1 rec, 2 yd.
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Other Alumni on Active Rosters
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Name/Position/Number
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Team
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Years at ASU
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Standing
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This Week's Stats
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Lawrence Guy, DT - No. 93
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2008-10
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Starting defensive end
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1 tackle
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Terrell Suggs, LB - No. 55
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Baltimore Ravens
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2000-02
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Starting outside linebacker
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2 tackles, 1 sack
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Will Sutton, DT - No. 93
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2009-13
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Second-team nose tackle
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N/A
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Vontaze Burfict, LB - No. 55
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Cincinnati Bengals
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2009-11
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Suspended
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N/A
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Marcus Hardison, DL - No. 91
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Cincinnati Bengals
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2013-14
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Placed on injured-reserve (Sep. 3)
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N/A
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Damarious Randall, CB - No. 23
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Green Bay Packers
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2013-14
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Starting left cornerback
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4 tackles, 1 pass defended
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Brock Osweiler, QB - No. 17
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Houston Texans
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2009-11
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Starting quarterback
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19/33, 268 yd, 1 TD, 2 INT
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Jaelen Strong, WR - No. 11
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Houston Texans
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2013-14
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Second-team left wide receiver
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N/A
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Shawn Lauvao, LG - No. 77
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Washington
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2005-09
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Starting left guard
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N/A
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Rashad Ross, WR - No. 19
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Washington
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2011-12
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Second-team left wide receiver; starting KO RET
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N/A
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Notes
D.J. Foster made his regular season debut for the New England Patriots on Sunday.
Foster carried once for seven yards and caught one pass for two yards in Sunday's 31-24 win over the Miami Dolphins.
Saguaro alum DJ Foster (Patriots) had his first NFL carry and first NFL reception today.
— AZ Varsity- Football (@AZHSFB) September 18, 2016