#ProHogs in the NFL – Week 10 Report

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Here is a look at how the 15 former Arkansas football players active on NFL rosters fared this past weekend in Week 10 of the NFL season.

BEST OF WEEK 10

Alex Collins, RB, Seattle Seahawks

Collins registered his first NFL touchdown since 2018, scoring Seattle’s first TD on a 13-yard run in the first quarter, in the Seahawks 23-16 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Playing in his second game of the year, the fifth-year pro had a team-high 11 carries for 43 yards and made one catch for four yards. Collins was signed to Seattle’s practice squad on Nov. 4 and has been elevated to the active roster twice, seeing action in Seattle’s last two games against Buffalo and the Rams.

Kamren Curl, S, Washington Football Team

Curl made his second sack in as many weeks, but Washington fell at Detroit, 30-27. He wrapped up Lions QB Matthew Stafford for a nine-yard loss on third-and-seven, forcing a punt. Curl started for the second straight game at strong safety and registered his second-best PFF defensive grade (71.0) of the season. The rookie finished the game with a team-high eight tackles - including six solo stops - and has now made 36 total tackles on the year, third-most among rookie safeties.

Dre Greenlaw, LB, San Francisco 49ers

Greenlaw set a season-high totaling 11 total tackles in San Francisco’s 27-13 loss at New Orleans. This season, his 81.5 PFF tackle grade is the 12th-best among NFL linebackers.

Hunter Henry, TE, Los Angeles Chargers

Henry made his second touchdown grab of the season, bringing the Chargers within three points of Miami in the third quarter, but Los Angeles ultimately fell to the Dolphins, 29-21. He finished the game with four receptions for 30 yards, including a 17-yard snag. On first-and-goal from the two, Chargers QB Justin Herbert rolled right, finding Henry in the back of the end zone for his 19th career touchdown. For the season, Henry has made 37 catches for 387 yards (10.5 ypc), helping Herbert to one of the league’s best-ever starts by a rookie QB.

Frank Ragnow, OL, Detroit Lions

Ragnow started for the ninth straight game and played all 59 offensive snaps in Detroit’s 30-27 walk-off win over Washington. His 75.7 PFF offensive grade for the year is fourth-best among league centers, and he’s helped Detroit score at least 20 points in each of the season’s first nine games for the third time in franchise history (1951, 1954).

Armon Watts, DL, Minnesota Vikings

Despite playing just 11 defensive snaps, Watts made three solo tackles on Monday Night Football, as Minnesota won its third straight game, 19-13, over Chicago. The Vikings defense held the Bears to 149 total yards of offense, the fourth-lowest league-wide in 2020, and the fewest gained by a Chicago offense since 2017 against San Francisco (147 yards).

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