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Buckeyes in the NFL – Week 5
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Another week of professional football is in the books, and the Buckeyes again showed off well this week. Zeke went off on the Bengals, Bosa made his NFL debut, and “El Guapo” keeps finding the end zone for the 49ers.
Zeke goes Big in Big D:
Ezekiel Elliott showed why he was the #4 overall pick in the draft this week with his breakaway speed and ability to hit the open holes. He had a 60 yard touchdown scamper (below), and a shorter 13 yard touchdown run as well on his way to 134 yards on 15 carries. He also hauled in three pass catches for 37 yards.
Zeke showing off that speed. 60 yard TD run. @EzekielElliott https://t.co/RNl1FHHIPm
— tOSU Recruiting (@tOSURecruiting) October 9, 2016
Zeke continues to get better every week and grows more comfortable in the offense. He is now leading the NFL in rushing through five weeks with 546 yards on 109 carries, along with five touchdowns.
Ezekiel Elliott Mid-Season Mix // NFL Leading Rusher @EzekielElliott pic.twitter.com/ZjG1PXeJuG
— tOSU Recruiting (@tOSURecruiting) October 10, 2016
Big Bear Makes his Big NFL Debut:
It was a long awaited debut for Joey Bosa in a Chargers uniform, but the #3 overall pick finally got a chance to play on Sunday and boy did he not disappoint. He had two sacks to go along with three tackles for a loss on the day. He only played 27 snaps on Sunday, but made a big impact while he was on the field. I assume we will see more of him each week going forward along with more quarterback sacks.
Joey Bosa has a couple sacks in his NFL debut! #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/ZwloKA2V7t
— Buckeye Videos+ (@BuckeyeVideos) October 9, 2016
Joey Bosa's NFL Debut:
• 27 defensive snaps
• 2 sacks
• 2 QB hurries
• 5 combined tackles, including three tackles for loss pic.twitter.com/wThUrRUYK8
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) October 10, 2016
Carlos Hyde keeps finding the end zone:
While Ezekiel Elliott is getting most of the attention, Carlos Hyde is having a great season himself albeit on a pretty bad San Francisco 49ers team. Hyde has 377 yards rushing in four games this season, and is tied with Melvin Gordon of San Diego for the most rushing touchdowns with six. Hyde currently sits at eighth in rushing in the NFL averaging 75.4 yards per game.
Carlos Hyde with his NFL-leading 6th rushing touchdown of the season. pic.twitter.com/LWNf1B1xL6
— Eleven Warriors (@11w) October 7, 2016
Buckeyes in the NFL Week 5:
Cardale Jones – DNP
Adolphus Washington – Three total tackles, one sack
Philly Brown – Two catches for 13 yards
Ted Ginn Jr. – 1 catch for 5 yards, one fumble
Kurt Coleman – Four total tackles
Andrew Norwell – Started on O-Line
Mike Adams – DNP
Mike Nugent – 0/1 FG’s, 2/2 on XP’s
Terrelle Pryor – Five catches for 48 yards, Two rushes for 3 yards, 1/3 passing for 5 yards
Ezekiel Elliott – 15 carries for 134 yards, 2 TD’s, Three receptions for 37 yards
Rod Smith – One catch for four yards
Jeff Heuerman – Played, no stats
Bradley Roby – Two total tackles
Taylor Decker – Started on O-Line
Corey Linsley – DNP
Braxton Miller – One catch for 12 yards
John Simon – Six total tackles, 1 TFL
Jack Mewhort – Started on O-Line
Michael Bennett – DNP
Jack McQuaide – Starting Long Snapper
Alex Boone – Started on O-Line
Nate Ebner – Three total tackles
Vonn Bell – Bye Week
James Laurinaitis – Bye Week
Michael Thomas – Bye Week
Eli Apple – Played, no stats
Johnathan Hankins – Two total tackles
Darron Lee – Four total tackles
Nick Mangold – Started on O-Line
Jalin Marshall – DNP
Devin Smith – DNP
Malcolm Jenkins – Two total tackles
Cameron Heyward – One total tackle
Ryan Shazier – DNP
Joey Bosa – Two sacks, Three tackles for a loss
Joshua Perry – Three total tackles, 1 TFL
Carlos Hyde – 22 carries for 78 yards, 1 TD, Six receptions for 36 yards
Tyvis Powell – DNP
Nick Vannett – DNP
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Ben van Ooyen via our good friends at Buckeye Battle Cry
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Another week of professional football is in the books, and the Buckeyes again showed off well this week. Zeke went off on the Bengals, Bosa made his NFL debut, and “El Guapo” keeps finding the end zone for the 49ers.
Zeke goes Big in Big D:
Ezekiel Elliott showed why he was the #4 overall pick in the draft this week with his breakaway speed and ability to hit the open holes. He had a 60 yard touchdown scamper (below), and a shorter 13 yard touchdown run as well on his way to 134 yards on 15 carries. He also hauled in three pass catches for 37 yards.
Zeke showing off that speed. 60 yard TD run. @EzekielElliott https://t.co/RNl1FHHIPm
— tOSU Recruiting (@tOSURecruiting) October 9, 2016
Zeke continues to get better every week and grows more comfortable in the offense. He is now leading the NFL in rushing through five weeks with 546 yards on 109 carries, along with five touchdowns.
Ezekiel Elliott Mid-Season Mix // NFL Leading Rusher @EzekielElliott pic.twitter.com/ZjG1PXeJuG
— tOSU Recruiting (@tOSURecruiting) October 10, 2016
Big Bear Makes his Big NFL Debut:
It was a long awaited debut for Joey Bosa in a Chargers uniform, but the #3 overall pick finally got a chance to play on Sunday and boy did he not disappoint. He had two sacks to go along with three tackles for a loss on the day. He only played 27 snaps on Sunday, but made a big impact while he was on the field. I assume we will see more of him each week going forward along with more quarterback sacks.
Joey Bosa has a couple sacks in his NFL debut! #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/ZwloKA2V7t
— Buckeye Videos+ (@BuckeyeVideos) October 9, 2016
Joey Bosa's NFL Debut:
• 27 defensive snaps
• 2 sacks
• 2 QB hurries
• 5 combined tackles, including three tackles for loss pic.twitter.com/wThUrRUYK8
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) October 10, 2016
Carlos Hyde keeps finding the end zone:
While Ezekiel Elliott is getting most of the attention, Carlos Hyde is having a great season himself albeit on a pretty bad San Francisco 49ers team. Hyde has 377 yards rushing in four games this season, and is tied with Melvin Gordon of San Diego for the most rushing touchdowns with six. Hyde currently sits at eighth in rushing in the NFL averaging 75.4 yards per game.
Carlos Hyde with his NFL-leading 6th rushing touchdown of the season. pic.twitter.com/LWNf1B1xL6
— Eleven Warriors (@11w) October 7, 2016
Buckeyes in the NFL Week 5:
Cardale Jones – DNP
Adolphus Washington – Three total tackles, one sack
Philly Brown – Two catches for 13 yards
Ted Ginn Jr. – 1 catch for 5 yards, one fumble
Kurt Coleman – Four total tackles
Andrew Norwell – Started on O-Line
Mike Adams – DNP
Mike Nugent – 0/1 FG’s, 2/2 on XP’s
Terrelle Pryor – Five catches for 48 yards, Two rushes for 3 yards, 1/3 passing for 5 yards
Ezekiel Elliott – 15 carries for 134 yards, 2 TD’s, Three receptions for 37 yards
Rod Smith – One catch for four yards
Jeff Heuerman – Played, no stats
Bradley Roby – Two total tackles
Taylor Decker – Started on O-Line
Corey Linsley – DNP
Braxton Miller – One catch for 12 yards
John Simon – Six total tackles, 1 TFL
Jack Mewhort – Started on O-Line
Michael Bennett – DNP
Jack McQuaide – Starting Long Snapper
Alex Boone – Started on O-Line
Nate Ebner – Three total tackles
Vonn Bell – Bye Week
James Laurinaitis – Bye Week
Michael Thomas – Bye Week
Eli Apple – Played, no stats
Johnathan Hankins – Two total tackles
Darron Lee – Four total tackles
Nick Mangold – Started on O-Line
Jalin Marshall – DNP
Devin Smith – DNP
Malcolm Jenkins – Two total tackles
Cameron Heyward – One total tackle
Ryan Shazier – DNP
Joey Bosa – Two sacks, Three tackles for a loss
Joshua Perry – Three total tackles, 1 TFL
Carlos Hyde – 22 carries for 78 yards, 1 TD, Six receptions for 36 yards
Tyvis Powell – DNP
Nick Vannett – DNP
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