Sooners in the NFL: Week 11

Notable Performances

Cornerback Aaron Colvin had seven tackles, including a sack, and broke up two passes in helping Jacksonville to a 13-9 win over Tennessee on Thursday night … defensive tackle Gerald McCoy made three tackles, including 1.5 sacks, as Tampa Bay trounced Philadelphia, 45-17 … for the Eagles in the loss, running back DeMarco Murray ran 13 times for 64 yards and caught four passes for 27 yards, while Lane Johnson started on the offensive line … Adrian Peterson scored a touchdown and gained 45 yards on 13 carries, while catching two passes for 16 yards but Minnesota lost to Green Bay, 30-13 … defensive back Jamell Fleming recovered a muffed punt, James Winchester served as the long snapper and offensive lineman Donald Stephenson saw playing time in Kansas City's 33-3 thrashing of San Diego … Travis Lewis made three tackles on special teams as Detroit topped Oakland, 18-13 … for the Raiders, linebacker Curtis Lofton and defensive tackle Stacy McGee each had two tackles … tight end James Hanna made one stop on special teams as Dallas defeated Miami, 24-14 … in the Dolphins' loss, Kenny Stills caught two passes for 52 yards and a touchdown, rookie defensive tackle Jordan Phillips made one tackle and running back Damien Williams saw playing time … linebacker Corey Nelson had one stop in Denver's 17-15 victory over Chicago … Tress Way averaged 53.2 yards on five punts and Trent Williams started at left tackle but Washington was bested by Carolina, 44-16 … Chris Chester started on the offensive line for Atlanta in its 24-21 loss to Indianapolis

This and That

The following players saw playing time but did not record any stats: tight end Blake Bell (San Francisco), tight end Jermaine Gresham (Arizona), defensive end Geneo Grissom (New England), safety Tony Jefferson (Arizona), fullback Aaron Ripkowski (Green Bay) and offensive tackle Daryl Williams (Carolina)

The following players were on a bye: quarterback Landry Jones (Pittsburgh)

The following players were made inactive: quarterback Sam Bradford (Philadelphia), center Gabe Ikard (Buffalo), defensive end David King (Kansas City)