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Broncos in the NFL: Week Ten
11/16/2021 4:10:00 PM | Football
BOISE, Idaho – Former Bronco and current Washington Football Team tight end John Bates hauled in an 18-yard pass, Sunday, the longest reception of his young professional career.
Here is a look at what all the Broncos in the NFL did in week 10:
Arizona Cardinals (Panthers 34, Cardinals 10)
Tanner Vallejo (LB) – Vallejo started at inside linebacker, recording two tackles.
Next – at Seattle Seahawks, 2:25 p.m. MT
Atlanta Falcons (Cowboys 43, Falcons 3)
Avery Williams (CB) – Williams started at cornerback, notching one tackle. He also returned three punts for 11 yards.
Next – vs. New England Patriots, 6:20 p.m. MT (Thursday)
Dallas Cowboys (Cowboys 43, Falcons 3)
Leighton Vander Esch (LB) – Vander Esch started at middle linebacker, registering three tackles, including one solo.
Cedrick Wilson (WR) – Wilson played just one offensive snap.
Next – at Kansas City Chiefs, 2:25 p.m. MT
Minnesota Vikings (Vikings 27, Chargers 20)
Ezra Cleveland (G) – Cleveland started at guard, playing all 79 offensive snaps.
Alexander Mattison (RB) – Mattison notched 16 yards on three rushing attempts and hauled in one reception for 24 yards.
Next – vs. Green Bay Packers, 11 a.m. MT
Tennessee Titans (Titans 23, Saints 21)
Jeremy McNichols (RB) – McNichols recorded 7 yards on the ground on four rushing attempts and caught a pass for one yard.
Next – vs Houston Texans, 11 a.m. MT
Washington Football Team (Washington Football Team 29, Buccaneers 19)
John Bates (TE) – Bates played on both offense and special teams, notching 25 yards on three receptions.
Charles Leno, Jr. (LT) – Leno, Jr., started at left tackle, playing all 73 offensive snaps.
Next – at Carolina Panthers, 11 a.m. MT
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Here is a look at what all the Broncos in the NFL did in week 10:
Arizona Cardinals (Panthers 34, Cardinals 10)
Tanner Vallejo (LB) – Vallejo started at inside linebacker, recording two tackles.
Next – at Seattle Seahawks, 2:25 p.m. MT
Atlanta Falcons (Cowboys 43, Falcons 3)
Avery Williams (CB) – Williams started at cornerback, notching one tackle. He also returned three punts for 11 yards.
Next – vs. New England Patriots, 6:20 p.m. MT (Thursday)
Dallas Cowboys (Cowboys 43, Falcons 3)
Leighton Vander Esch (LB) – Vander Esch started at middle linebacker, registering three tackles, including one solo.
Cedrick Wilson (WR) – Wilson played just one offensive snap.
Next – at Kansas City Chiefs, 2:25 p.m. MT
Minnesota Vikings (Vikings 27, Chargers 20)
Ezra Cleveland (G) – Cleveland started at guard, playing all 79 offensive snaps.
Alexander Mattison (RB) – Mattison notched 16 yards on three rushing attempts and hauled in one reception for 24 yards.
Next – vs. Green Bay Packers, 11 a.m. MT
Tennessee Titans (Titans 23, Saints 21)
Jeremy McNichols (RB) – McNichols recorded 7 yards on the ground on four rushing attempts and caught a pass for one yard.
Next – vs Houston Texans, 11 a.m. MT
Washington Football Team (Washington Football Team 29, Buccaneers 19)
John Bates (TE) – Bates played on both offense and special teams, notching 25 yards on three receptions.
Charles Leno, Jr. (LT) – Leno, Jr., started at left tackle, playing all 73 offensive snaps.
Next – at Carolina Panthers, 11 a.m. MT
View the complete list of Broncos in the NFL
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