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Marquise Goodwin lost his newborn son hours before his game on Sunday. He played through the tragedy and went 83 yards for a touchdown on his only catch of the game. Running back Malcolm Brown and linebacker Keenan Robinson have most likely suffered season-ending injuries. Nick Rose continues to perform.
Let’s take a look at how all the former ‘Horns did this past week:
Malcolm Brown (RB-LAR): Brown injured his MCL last week and was held out of Sunday’s game. The injury could potentially be long-term and Brown will be out for a little bit of time according to head coach Sean McVay. This is a huge blow as Brown was finally hitting his stride as a backup running back.
Jamaal Charles (RB-DEN): Charles ran eight times for 38 yards in the Broncos substantial Sunday night defeat.
D’Onta Foreman (RB-HOU): Foreman rushed for 18 yards on seven attempts in a losing effort. This was probably Foreman’s worst game so far in the NFL.
Marquise Goodwin (WR-SF): An 83-yard touchdown highlighted a very emotional game for Goodwin. After losing his newborn son a couple of hours before the game, he made a big time play for him. He burned superb cornerback Janoris Jenkins and the rest was history. Goodwin added an 18-yard rush, as well.
Bigger than football
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 13, 2017
Marquise Goodwin broke down following his TD today, hours after learning he and his wife lost their baby boy due to complications during pregnancy https://t.co/BjOl1IMqtP pic.twitter.com/Sq32Va2QRb
Marquise Goodwin scored this emotional 83-yard touchdown just hours after he and his wife, Morgan, lost their newborn baby boy due to complications during pregnancy. (h/t @MaioccoNBCS) pic.twitter.com/zTrqhNBNQc
— Rob Lowder (@Rob_Lowder) November 13, 2017
Hassan Ridgeway (DT-IND): Ridgeway recorded his second sack of the season on the legendary quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in a loss.
Lamarr Houston (DE-HOU): The defensive end recorded three solo tackles including one tackle for a loss on Sunday.
Alex Okafor (DE-NO): Okafor filled the stat sheet in a variety of ways on Sunday. He had four total tackles, a pass deflection, a sack and two quarterback hits. He now has 4.5 sacks on the season. Playing without Vaccaro, the Saints defense stepped up and had another domination performance in a 47-10 win.
Brian Orakpo (DE-TEN): Orapko’s lone tackle on Sunday was a sack, his 2.5 sack of the season.
Brian Robison (DT-MIN): Robison had four solo tackles and a pass deflection in the Vikings 38-30 win.
Sam Acho (LB-CHI): Acho totaled four tackles and had 0.5 sacks in a 23-16 loss.
Keenan Robinson (LB-NYG): After injuring his quad last week, Robinson has been placed on the IR and will put an end to his season.
Quandre Diggs (Nickel CB-DET): The undersized corner continues to lay the wood and play much than his size on the field. Diggs came off a blitz and perfectly hit Browns quarterback DeShone Kizer, this knocked him out of the game for a couple of drives. Diggs finished the game with six total tackles in a Lions victory.
DeShone Kizer took a huge hit.. pic.twitter.com/LqWJKaKmHA
— Damon Kecman (@DownWithDamon) November 12, 2017
Adrian Colbert (S-SF): In his 2nd career NFL start, Colbert recorded four solo tackles and had two pass deflections. He also delivered a booming hit on Giants wide receiver Roger Lewis.
Oh my god, someone notify the police, @AdrianColbert25 may have just killed a man! #49ers pic.twitter.com/Rb2nD9fZSI
— 49ers HUB (@49ersHub) November 12, 2017
Phil Dawson (K-ARI): Dawson hit a 43-yard field goal and went 1-for-2 on extra points in a Thursday night loss.
Nick Rose (K-WAS): Rose had another perfect performance on Sunday. He connected on all three field goal (21, 28, and 55 yarders) and extra point attempts. The 55-yard field goal pulled the Redskins within 8 late in the fourth quarter. It will be interesting to see if the Redskins stick with Rose when Dustin Hopkins returns from injury.
Stats via NFL.com/gamecenter