Red Raiders in the NFL: Week 14

Patrick Mahomes II – QB, Kansas City Chiefs
Mahomes shook off a slow start and helped the Chiefs rally from a 10-point deficit for a 33-27 win over the Dolphins on Sunday, improving to 12-1 on the season. Mahomes finished the game with 393 passing yards and two touchdowns on 24-of-34 throwing. His 393 passing yards put him over 4,000 on the season making him the third player in NFL history to reach that mark in three of their first four seasons.

I mean, @PatrickMahomes just threw off his backfoot half the field on a go-route run by @tkelce, a tight end who is currently leading the league in receiving.

I don't know if we can quite comprehend the greatness we are witnessing.
— Rich Eisen (@richeisen) December 13, 2020

Patrick Mahomes has 2,309 Pass yards in his last 6 games/

According to @EliasSports that's the most in any 6-game span in NFL history

The previous record: 2,276 by Drew Brees in 2012-13 seasons. pic.twitter.com/CkgvFYHyfC
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) December 13, 2020

Patrick Mahomes seeing a 10-point deficit in Miami ?? pic.twitter.com/VEVoOSLujF
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) December 13, 2020

Kerry Hyder Jr. – DL, San Francisco 49ers
Hyder recorded three tackles in the 49ers 23-15 loss to Washington on Sunday. Hyder is still the sack leader on the 49ers with 7.5 this season, tied for 14^th in the league.

DeAndre Washington – RB, Miami Dolphins
Washington led the Dolphins in rushing attempts with 13 and rushing yards with 35 in their 33-27 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday. Washington also hauled in two passes for 17 yards. Washington saw 47 percent of the team's offensive snaps on Sunday despite being inactive last week.

#Dolphins first half targets:

Jakeem Grant- 5
DeAndre Washington- 3
Lynn Bowden- 3
Mike Gesicki- 2
Mack Hollins- 2
DeVante Parker- 2
Adam Shaheen- 1
Antonio Callaway- 1
— Frank Stampfl (@Roto_Frank) December 13, 2020

Danny Amendola – WR, Detroit Lions
Amendola led the Lions in receiving with six receptions for 66 yards in their 31-24 loss to the Packers on Sunday. Amendola passed Wayne Chrebet for the fourth-most receptions ever by an undrafted player.

Danny Amendola grew up idolizing Wayne Chrebet. Had his poster, coveted his jersey from the Eastbay catalogue, wore No. 80.

Sunday, he passed Chrebet for the fourth-most receptions by an undrafted player. And Chrebet texted to say he was proud of him.https://t.co/DOgCQar11K
— Chris Burke (@ChrisBurkeNFL) December 15, 2020

Keke Coutee – WR, Houston Texans
Coutee caught three passes for 24 yards and the lone touchdown for the Texans in their 36-7 loss to the Bears on Sunday. Coutee has played well in his last four games, recording 15 catches, 192 yards and two touchdowns.

Watson and Coutee put the Texans on the board. #WeAreTexans

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— NFL (@NFL) December 13, 2020

Bill O'Brien will forever be ripped for the Hopkins trade and he should be but also burying Keke Coutee on the bench was an egregious blunder.

Keke is a baller. #Texans
— Jake Asman (@JakeAsman) December 13, 2020

Jakeem Grant – WR, Miami Dolphins
Grant caught three passes for 32 yards in the Dolphins' 33-27 loss to the Chiefs on Sunday. He exited the game with a leg injury and is questionable for next week against the Patriots. Grant currently ranks third on the team with 330 receiving yards on the year and is third in the NFL in average yards per punt return.

Sam Eguavoen – LB, Miami Dolphins
Eguavoen started at linebacker for the Dolphins in their 33-27 loss to the Chiefs Sunday. However, he did not record a tackle.

Sam Eguavoen and Jerome Baker start at LB for Miami Dolphins
— Joe Schad (@schadjoe) December 13, 2020

Jordyn Brooks – LB, Seattle Seahawks
Brooks played just 18 snaps and did not record a tackle in the Seahawks' 40-3 win over the Jets on Sunday. Brooks did have a sack, but it was negated due to a penalty in the secondary. Brooks saw less snaps as Seattle ran more nickel defense with the lead. The first-rounder was coming off his best game and appears to be progressing well in the Seattle system.

With Jordyn Brooks coming off of "by far" his best game, #Seahawks fans should be encouraged by the team's first-round pick.https://t.co/Mkd1oCSbp7
— Joe Fann (@Joe_Fann) December 9, 2020

Terence Steele – OL, Dallas Cowboys
The undrafted free agent made the start at right tackle during the Cowboys' 30-7 win over the Bengals on Sunday. Steele has been steadily improving over the last several weeks.

It hasn't always been pretty, but #Cowboys RT Terrence Steele has allowed just five total pressures over the last five weeks, according to @PFF

He still has a long ways to go, but there are signs of life.

Steele hasn't allowed a sack since Week 8.
— Marcus Mosher (@Marcus_Mosher) December 14, 2020

Dakota Allen – LB, Jacksonville Jaguars
Allen recorded a tackle in the Jaguars' 31-10 loss to the Titans on Sunday. Allen had been inactive the past few weeks with a hamstring injury but returned to the field this week.

Cameron Batson – WR, Tennessee Titans
Batson was active but did not see the ball during the Titans' 31-10 win over Jaguars on Sunday. Batson recorded his first career touchdown last week, but was used more as a run blocker this week, helping running back Derrick Henry eclipse 200 yards in the game.

Cody Davis – S, New England Patriots
Davis was active but did not record a stat in the Patriots' 24-3 loss to the Rams on Thursday night. Davis blocked a field goal which was returned for a touchdown last week.

Broderick Washington – DL, Baltimore Ravens
Washington was inactive on Monday during the Ravens' wild 47-42 win over the Browns. He has now missed the last four games.

HEAD COACHES
Kliff Kingsbury – Arizona Cardinals
Kingsbury and the Cardinals improved to 7-6 and broke a three-game losing streak with a 26-7 win over the Giants on Sunday. Kingsbury's defense recorded eight sacks, five of which came from linebacker Hassan Reddick. Reddick's performance set a franchise record for sacks by a single player in a game. Kingsbury's offense impressed as well, recording over 400 yards of offense.

Anthony Lynn – Los Angeles Chargers
Lynn and the Chargers improved to 4-9 as they kicked a game-winning field goal to beat the Falcoins, 20-17, on Sunday. Lynn's defense forced three interceptions while the offense did their part recording almost 350 yards for the game.

PRACTICE SQUADS/INJURED RESERVE
Davis Webb – QB, Buffalo Bills
Antoine Wesley – WR, Baltimore Ravens
Branden Jackson – DE, Seattle Seahawks
Le'Raven Clark – OT, Indianapolis Colts

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