Week 7 in the NFL for the Pokes In The Pros!
Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills got back in the win column after losing in two straight weeks to improve to 5-2 on the 2020 NFL season. Allen went 30-for-43 with 307 yards through the air and added a season high 61 rushing yards on 11 carries in an 18-10 win over the New York Jets. It was Allen's 4th game of the season surpassing the 300 yard passing mark. The Bills sit atop the AFC East Standings through seven weeks.
The Seattle Seahawks faced off against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday Night Football this week. Hollister hauled in three catches on three targets for 22 yards. Hollister set a new season high for himself both in targets, receptions, and receiving yards as the Seahawks lost to the Cardinals 34-37.
Brian Hill and Tyler Hall suited up against the Detroit Lions for a home game with the Atlanta Falcons. Hill had five touches in the 22-23 loss and caught three passes out of the backfield for 27 yards. Hill added three yards on the ground as Hall played primarily on special teams and did not record any stats.
The Cincinnati Bengals stayed at home for an AFC North showdown with the Cleveland Browns. Logan Wilson recorded five total tackles, one for a loss, as the Bengals fell 34-37 to their in-state rival.
Marcus Epps and the Philadelphia Eagles took the field for a Thursday Night Football matchup with the New York Giants. Epps did not see the field on defense for the Eagles, however he did have one tackle on special teams as the Eagles edged out the Giants 22-21.
Tashaun Gipson continues his streak of starting every game for the 5-2 Chicago Bears. In a Monday Night Football matchup with the Los Angeles Rams, Gipson recorded one tackle sand the Bears fell 10-24.
Carl Granderson and the New Orleans Saints were at home for an NFC South matchup with the Carolina Panthers. Granderson was on the field for eight defensive snaps for the Saints and recorded one tackle as they defeated Carolina 27-24 to improve to 5-2 on the season.
Chase Roullier and the Washington Football team defeated the Dallas Cowboys 25-3 for their second win of 2020. Once again, Roullier made the start for Washington and helped anchor the offensive line and the rushing game to the tune of 2089 yards on the ground and one score.
Rico Gafford was active at wide receiver for the Las Vegas Raiders for the third time this season. Gafford saw the field on offense as well as special teams for the Raiders, but did not record any stats as they fell to Tampa Bay by a score of 20-45.
Mike Purcell made the start for the Denver Broncos, however he sustained a Lisfranc fracture in his foot and will miss the remainder of the 2020 season.
Cassh Maluia and the New England Patriots were at home for a matchup with the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday afternoon. Maluia did not record any stats as he saw action on special teams as the Patriots fell 6-33.
Mark Nzeocha and Andrew Wingard remain on the IR for their respective teams.
