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Gamecocks in the NFL - Week 1
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Check out how the Gamecocks in the NFL did in the opening weekend of the regular season.
- Jadeveon Clowney (Houston Texans) – Clowney had one sack, one tackle and two quarterback hits in Houston’s 36-31 loss to Buffalo (Sept. 13).
- Rico Dowdle (Pittsburgh Steelers) – Dowdle had two catches for six yards and eight rushes for 15 yards in Pittsburgh’s 20-13 win against Atlanta (Sept. 13).
- Kingsley Enagbare (New York Jets) – Enagbare had one sack and two tackles, including one solo, in New York’s 23-10 win over Tennessee (Sept. 13).
- Tonka Hemingway (Las Vegas Raiders) – Hemingway had four tackles, including one solo, in Las Vegas’ 27-13 win against Miami (Sept. 13).
- Jaycee Horn (Carolina Panthers) – Horn had three tackles, including two solos, in Carolina’s 59-37 loss to Chicago (Sept. 13).
- Ernest Jones (Seattle Seahawks) – Jones had 13 tackles, including eight solos, in Seattle’s 13-10 win over New England (Sept. 9).
- Javon Kinlaw (Washington Commanders) – Kinlaw had two tackles, including one solo, in Washington’s 24-22 loss to Philadelphia (Sept. 13).
- Demetrius Knight (Cincinnati Bengals) – Knight had seven tackles, including five solos, and a 27-yard fumble recovery touchdown in Cincinnati’s 33-27 win over Tampa Bay (Sept. 13).
- Kai Kroeger (Houston Texans) – Kroeger had four punts for 208 yards, including one 59 yard punt, in Houston’s 36-31 loss to Buffalo (Sept. 13).
- Keisean Nixon (Green Bay Packers) – Nixon had five tackles, including three solos, half a sack, two quarterback hits and one 11-yard interception in Green Bay’s 39-22 loss to Minnesota (Sept. 13).
- Deebo Samuel (San Francisco 49ers) – Samuel had six catches for 48 yards and a touchdown and one rush for 12 yards in San Francisco’s 27-7 win over the Los Angeles Rams (Sept. 10).
- Raheim “Rocket” Sanders (Cleveland Browns) – Sanders had three catches for 25 yards in Cleveland’s 34-10 loss to Jacksonville (Sept. 13).
- D.J. Wonnum (Detroit Lions) – Wonnum had three tackles, including one solo, in Detroit’s 31-30 win over New Orleans (Sept. 13).
