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November 14, 2007 | Football
Nov. 14, 2007
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NORMAN, Okla. -- SoonerSports.com brings you weekly updates of Sooners playing in the NFL. With Minnesota's selection of running back Adrian Peterson in 2007, Oklahoma has supplied first-round talent for the past six consecutive drafts.
Adrian Peterson - Minnesota Vikings RB
Peterson's running style has scared both his opponents and his coaches. This week against the Packers, it just scared his coaches. Not to mention Vikings fans across the nation. Peterson had 45 yards on 11 carries before he took a hit in the knee on Sunday in Green Bay that will sideline him for one to three weeks. The Vikings lost the game 34-0.
Mark Clayton - Baltimore Ravens WR
Clayton looked like his old self on Sunday as he pulled in eight catches for 107 yards against the Cincinnati Bengals. Despite his efforts, the Ravens still lost the game 21-7.
Brandon Jones - Tennessee Titans WR
In just his second game back since he had surgery on his knee, Jones was taken out of the game yet again. He had five catches for 51 yards against the Jaguars until he sustained a concussion. The Titans lost the game 28-13 on Sunday.
Kelly Gregg - Baltimore Ravens DT
Gregg recorded seven tackles against the Bengals on Sunday. The defensive line continues to dominate for the Ravens but they still can't defend the pass as Baltimore lost to Cincinnati 21-7.
Corey Ivy - Baltimore Ravens DB
Ivy had just one tackle against the Bengals before joining the list of former Sooners to go down on Sunday. He sustained a concussion in the first quarter and did not return to the game. He is, however, available for next week's game.
Jimmy Wilkerson - Kansas City Chiefs DE
In a poor defensive outing for the Chiefs, Wilkerson's performance was no different from his teammates' play. He recorded just one tackle in Kansas City's 27-11 loss to the Denver Broncos.
Roy Williams - Dallas Cowboys SS
In perhaps what was the biggest game of the season for the Cowboys, Williams and the entire Dallas roster played nearly a perfect game against Eli Manning and the New York Giants. Williams had 10 tackles as the Boys' beat the G-Men 31-20 in what many believed to be the battle for best in the NFC.
Tommie Harris - Chicago Bears DT
Given that it was just the Raiders, the Bears looked like the team of last season as they dominated on defense the entire game. Harris recorded just three tackles but the defense only allowed two field goals to Oakland on Sunday. Chicago won the game 17-6.
Clint Ingram - Jacksonville Jaguars LB
Ingram's playing time was limited on Sunday and he only recorded one tackle against the Titans. However, Jacksonville was able to pull off the win in Tennessee, 28-13.
Brandon Moore - San Francisco LB
The 49ers looked terrible on Monday Night Football in an attempt to take down the first place Seahawks. Moore had only one tackle and the Niners' were shut out 24-0 in Seattle.
Teddy Lehman - Detroit Lions LB
Just one week after dominating the Denver Broncos (and making everyone think the Lions could actually compete for the Super Bowl), Detroit was beaten in a game they should have easily won. Lehman had just one tackle in the Lions' 31-21 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.
Brodney Pool - Cleveland Browns FS
Although the Browns lost one of the best games of the year to the Steelers, Pool played exceptionally well recording five tackles and an interception. Pittsburgh escaped Cleveland on Sunday by the score of 31-28 in comeback fashion but the Browns are still very much alive this season.