Is Davante Adams back?
The former Bulldog wide receiver had his best performance yet in a New York Jets uniform.
Adams finished with seven receptions for 91 yards and a touchdown. This was his first game with a touchdown since week 2.
His impressive stat line helped the Jets push past the Houston Texans, winning 21-13.
The impressive performance prompted Adams to post a picture of him and his quarterback on Instagram with the caption, “It took a second to get Rome put together too.”
It will likely take more games like this from Adams for New York to get back on track this season.
The (3-6) Jets will head on the road to take on the (5-4) Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, Nov. 10.
Derek Carr makes his return
Carr returned to the field Sunday after he had missed the last three games with an oblique injury.
The former Bulldog finished the day with 236 passing yards and a touchdown.
Despite his return, the Saints’ struggles continued, losing 23-22 to the Carolina Panthers.
The loss on Sunday made history for Carr and the Saints.
Carr became the first quarterback in NFL history to lose to 31 different teams. The only team he has not lost to is the Raiders, who the Saints will play in Week 17.
The Saints were the first team in 20 years to lose a game despite out-gaining the Panthers by over 150 yards, rushing for over 150 yards while winning the turnover battle.
The Saints have been plagued by injuries this season which has played a big part in their seven-game losing streak.
The (2-7) Saints will try to get back in the win column against the (6-3) Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, Nov. 10.
Other ‘Dogs in the NFL
Jake Haener was active but did not see any action for the Saints. With Carr’s return, Haener will go back to his backup role for the time being.
Haener’s college and now professional teammate, Jordan Mims, was added back to the active roster. Mims ran the ball five times for 13 yards on the ground. Carr also connected with him on a pass for 25 yards. On special teams, he fielded one kick return for 19 yards.
Defensive end Arron Mosby was able to make a difference for the Green Bay Packers. He recorded half a sack in the loss to the Detroit Lions. The (6-3) Packers will get a chance to rest entering their bye week. They next play the (4-4) Chicago Bears on Sunday, Nov. 17.
Linebacker Mykal Walker recorded a tackle in the Washington Commanders’ 27-22 win over the New York Giants. The (7-2) Commanders will face the (6-2) Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Nov. 10.
Running back Ronnie Rivers did not get any carries in the Los Angeles Rams’ overtime win against the Seattle Seahawks. The (4-4) Rams will face the (2-6) Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football on Nov. 11.
The five teams with former ‘Dogs on active rosters went 3-2 this week.
