NFL Hokies bring the quarter mark of the NFL season to a close

Tyrod Taylor leads the Bills to a 3-1 start, more on NFL Hokies

October 3, 2017

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Bills 23, Falcons 17

QB Tyrod Taylor, TE Logan Thomas and the Buffalo Bills defeated the Atlanta Falcons and the No. 4 total offense in Atlanta. Taylor completed 12 of 20 passes for 182 yards and a touchdown. Taylor also carried the ball seven times for thirteen yards. With the win, the Bills are 3-1 and are in first place in the AFC East.

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Seahawks 46, Colts 18

S Kam Chancellor and the Seattle Seahawks used their home crowd and suffocating defense to get a win against the Indianapolis Colts. Chancellor finished third on the team in total tackles with five. Former Hokies’ S Nick Sorenson serves as the secondary coach for the Seahawks.

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Cardinals 18, 49ers 15 OT

Head coach Bruce Arians, T Vinston Painter and the Arizona Cardinals defeated divisional rival San Francisco 49ers. Tech Alum Nick Rapone serves as the defensive backs coach for the Cardinals’ staff.

Saints 20, Dolphins 0

RB Trey Edmunds and the New Orleans Saints get their second win in a row against the Miami Dolphins in London, England. Edmunds registered one tackle on the day. WR Isaiah Ford (Dolphins) and Corey Fuller (Saints) are on the IR after sustaining injuries during the preseason.

Rams 35, Cowboys 30

The Los Angeles Rams and the No. 5 offense traveled to AT&T Stadium and beat the Dallas Cowboys.FB Sam Rogers is on the practice squad. The Rams are now 3-1 and hold first place in the NFC West.

Panthers 33, Patriots 30

The Carolina Panthers and the No. 5 defense did just enough to hold off the No.1 offense of the New England Patriots. TE Bucky Hodges is a member of the Panthers practice squad.

Chiefs 29, Redskins 20

Kendall Fuller and the Washington Redskins lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in a game that came down to a final second field goal. With the win, the Chiefs became the only reaming undefeated team in the NFL. Fuller finished with two tackles in the contest. Tech Alum Torian Gray serves as the Redskins’ secondary coach. LB Dadi Nicolas is still on the PUP list after suffering a ruptured patella tendon in week 17 of the 2016 season.

Steelers 26, Ravens 9

S Chuck Clark and the Baltimore Ravens fell to AFC North divisional rival Pittsburgh Steelers. Clark tallied one tackle in the loss. TE Ryan Malleck is on the Ravens practice squad.

Packers 35, Bears 14

CB Kyle Fuller and the Chicago Bears lost to NFC North rival Green Bay Packers. Fuller finished the night with five tackles. Fuller is also second on the team in tackles with 20 on the season.

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