Sooners in the NFL: Week 4

Stills Finds the End Zone in London

Playing in London, wide receiver Kenny Stills had his best game as a Dolphin but Miami lost to the New York Jets, 27-14.

Stills entered the game with three catches for 20 yards but topped those numbers in Week 4 alone with five catches for 81 yards and his first Miami touchdown. He caught a 13-yard pass in the first quarter, before adding a 16-yarder in the third and a 10-yard grab for a touchdown two plays later. Late in the game, Stills added a 42-yard reception to his day.

Also for the Dolphins, Damien Williams caught one pass for one yard and returned one kick for 19 yards. Rookie defensive tackle Jordan Phillips saw playing time for Miami but did not record any stats.

Five Sooners Meet in Thriller

Five former Sooners took the field Sunday as Washington, featuring Trent Williams and Tress Way, used a last-minute touchdown to defeat Philadelphia, featuring Sam Bradford, Lane Johnson and DeMarco Murray, 23-20.

Williams started at left tackle, while Way punted five times for an average of 31.2 yards per kick and served as the team's holder on kicks.

Bradford threw for a season-high three touchdowns and completed 15-28 passes for 270 yards. It was his highest touchdown total since Week 6 of the 2013 NFL season when he also threw for three scores against Houston. Bradford's first score came on a 62-yard bomb in the third quarter, while he added a 10-yard touchdown later in the quarter after escaping pressure to put Philadelphia ahead 14-13.

Early in the fourth, Bradford found Miles Austin from 39 yards out to put the Eagles ahead but the lead would not last. Bradford finished with a quarterback rating of 122.6, the second highest of his career.

Murray ran for 36 yards on eight attempts, with 30 coming on one carry, and caught two passes for 12 yards. Johnson started at right tackle for the Eagles

Notable Performances

Offensive lineman Gabe Ikard made his NFL debut in Buffalo's 24-10 loss to the New York Giants … Chris Chester started at right guard and led the way on touchdown runs of 23 yards and eight yards as Atlanta beat Houston, 48-21 … defensive tackle David King had one tackle in Seattle's 13-10 win over Detroit Monday night … in the loss, Lions linebacker Travis Lewis made five tackles, including a sack and another tackle for loss … defensive tackle Stacy McGee recorded two tackles and recovered a fumble, while linebacker Curtis Lofton had four stops but it wasn't for Oakland in a 22-20 loss to Chicago … linebacker Corey Nelson had two tackles, including the first sack of his career, in Denver's 23-20 win over Minnesota … in the loss for the Vikings, Adrian Peterson ran for 81 yards on 16 carries, highlighted by this 48-yard touchdown run, and caught four passes for 13 yards … Aaron Colvin started at corner and tied a season high with six tackles, including two for loss and the first sack of his career, but Jacksonville fell in overtime to Indianapolis, 16-13 … Gerald McCoy had four tackles, including a sack, but Tampa Bay lost to Carolina, 37-23 … tight end Jermaine Gresham had one catch for eight yards and Tony Jefferson assisted on a tackle, but Arizona lost at home to St. Louis, 24-22 … James Hanna started at tight end and caught one pass for seven yards, but Dallas was beaten by New Orleans on Sunday night, 26-20 … Donald Stephenson started at left tackle, defensive back Jamell Fleming had one tackle and James Winchester was the long snapper for Kansas City in a 36-21 loss to Cincinnati … rookie fullback Aaron Ripkowski had one tackle on special teams in Green Bay's 17-3 win over San Francisco …

This and That

The following saw playing time but did not record any stats: tight end Blake Bell (San Francisco)

The following were on a bye: linebacker Geneo Grissom (New England)

The following were made inactive: offensive lineman Daryl Williams (Carolina)

The following were active but did not play: quarterback Landry Jones (Pittsburgh)

Players Mentioned

Blake Bell

Geneo Grissom

Jordan Phillips

Aaron Ripkowski

Daryl Williams

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