Here is a look back at how all of the #ProHogs did during Week 9.
Travis Swanson
Swanson played all 68 snaps at center, providing time for Lions’ quarterback Matthew Stafford to toss 361 yards, going 36-of-33 through the air for two touchdowns.
Chris Smith
Smith recorded two solo tackles and forced his second career fumble, the first since his rookie season in 2014.
A.J. Derby
Targeted three times, but recorded one reception for 11 yards.
Derby ranks tied for T-15th among tight ends with two touchdowns, 24th with 222 yards and T-26th with 18 receptions.
Alex Collins
After his much recent success, Collins got the start for the fourth straight week, rushing for a game-high 43 yards on 13 carries.
Collins is tied for second in the NFL in rushing yards per attempt at 5.6 with 93 carries for 521 yards in eight games this season. Of rushers with more than 65 touches, he leads the league in yards per carry. He is tied for the fourth-most 20-yard rushes with four.
He ranks eighth in the league in first-down percentage (21.5), among backs with at least 90 carries, rushing for 20 first downs.
He also pulled in one reception for three yards, bringing his season total to three receptions for 33 yards.
.@BmoreEisenberg on the emergence of Alex Collins: a little bit of luck, plenty of work and a lot of talent.
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) November 4, 2017
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Martrell Spaight
Recorded three special teams tackles (1 solo, 2 assist). Did not play on defense.
Jeremiah Ledbetter, Robert Thomas and Jeremy Sprinkle received playing time but did not record any stats, while Brandon Allen, Darren McFadden and Ryan Mallett did not play.
With six NFL teams having the week off, Jarius Wright, Trey Flowers, Deatrich Wise, Hunter Henry and Darius Philon were all on a bye.