Jonathan Jones recorded a season-high in tackles and notched his first sack since 2018 during the NFL’s first-ever game in Madrid, Spain. Jones finished with six tackles, including four solo stops and a sack, helping force a Dolphins three-and-out and setting up a Washington Commanders field goal before halftime. He also earned an 83.8 PFF pass rush grade, ranking second among NFL cornerbacks for the week.
Daniel Carlson contributed significantly for the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday Night Football against the Cowboys by making all three of his field goal attempts from distances of 45, 37, and 35 yards. He also converted his only extra point attempt. Carlson now has 218 career field goals, leading all NFL kickers since entering the league in 2018. He ranks second in Raiders history with 880 points and is one of just fifteen kickers to surpass 800 points within their first eight seasons.
Jamien Sherwood continued to lead the New York Jets’ defense with eight total tackles—four of them solo—in their Thursday night matchup versus the Patriots. After finishing last season as the league leader in solo tackles (98) and tying for third overall (158), Sherwood remains productive this year with 89 total tackles (tied for eleventh) and forty-three solo stops (nineteenth) through eleven weeks. His performance included an 83.3 PFF tackling grade for the game and an 84.3 run defense grade that places him tenth among all players this season.
The report also lists other Auburn alumni active across various NFL teams: Tank Bigsby (Philadelphia Eagles), KJ Britt (Miami Dolphins), Derrick Brown (Carolina Panthers), Carlton Davis III (New England Patriots), Jamel Dean (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), Derick Hall (Seattle Seahawks), Josh Harris (Los Angeles Chargers), Jarquez Hunter (Los Angeles Rams), Noah Igbinoghene (Washington Commanders), Austin Keys (Minnesota Vikings), KeAndre Lambert-Smith (Los Angeles Chargers), Dorian Mausi (Tennessee Titans), Roger McCreary (Los Angeles Rams), Bo Nix* (Denver Broncos), Owen Pappoe (Arizona Cardinals), JJ Pegues* (Las Vegas Raiders), Nehemiah Pritchett (Seattle Seahawks), Darius Slayton (New York Giants), Jarrett Stidham (Denver Broncos), Braden Smith (Indianapolis Colts), Daniel Thomas (Detroit Lions), Malik Willis* (Green Bay Packers) and Colby Wooden (Green Bay Packers).
Additionally, some Auburn-affiliated players are currently listed on injured reserve or practice squads throughout the league.
