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Published Oct 5, 2020
Red Raiders in the NFL: Week Four
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Ben Golan  •  RedRaiderSports
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Week four of the NFL season has come and gone. Several Red Raiders made a big impact for their respective teams. Here is how each player performed this weekend...

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Broderick Washington, DL, Baltimore

Ravens 31-17 Football Team

Washington played 21 snaps in the win but did not appear in the box score.

Terence Steele, OT, Dallas

Cowboys 38-49 Browns

Steele started the game at right tackle but got replaced in the first half.

Danny Amendola, WR, Detroit

Saints 35-29 Lions

Amendola finished with two receptions for 57 yards in the loss.

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Keke Coutee, WR, Houston

Vikings 31-23 Texans

Coutee was inactive for the Texans' loss.

Le'Raven Clark, OT, Indianapolis

Colts 19-11 Bears


Dakota Allen, LB, Jacksonville

Jaguars 25-33 Bengals

Allen had a career best game, finishing with six tackles and a tackle for loss.

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Patrick Mahomes II, QB, Kansas City

Patriots 10-26 Chiefs

Mahomes went 19/29 for 236 yards and two touchdowns in the win. He also added 28 rushing yards.

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Sam Eguavoen, LB, Miami

Seahawks 31-23 Dolphins


Jakeem Grant, WR/KR, Miami

Seahawks 31-23 Dolphins

Grant totaled three receptions for 36 yards, made one tackle, and added 11 punt return yards in the loss.

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Jordyn Brooks, LB, Seattle

Seahawks 31-23 Dolphins

Brooks was inactive for the game with a sprained knee.

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Kerry Hyder, DE, San Francisco

Eagles 25-20 49ers

Hyder continued his productive season, finishing with four tackles, 0.5 sacks and a quarterback hit on the night.

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Red Raiders on Practice Squads

- DeAndre Washington, RB, Kansas City

- Davis Webb, QB, Buffalo

Red Raiders on Injured Reserve

- Antoine Wesley, WR, Baltimore

- Branden Jackson, DE, Seattle

- Cody Davis, DB, New England

- Cameron Batson, WR, Tennessee