As Week 9 of the NFL season concludes and the excitement builds for an eventful Week 10, all eyes are again on former Virginia Tech players making their mark at the professional level. The Hokie talent continues to shine this season, carrying forward the legacy from their days in Blacksburg.
What's on tap for Week 10? For a full rundown, read Wednesday's edition of NFL Hokies, presented by Coca-Cola.
Notable Week 9 Performances
G Wyatt Teller
Following Cleveland's victory against Arizona, offensive lineman Wyatt Teller's Pro Football Focus (PFF) grades significantly increased. Teller's pass-blocking grade rose by 33 points, reaching a season-high of 88.4, and his overall offensive grade also achieved a season-high of 78.8.
TE Logan Thomas
In the win over New England, Washington Commander's tight end Logan Thomas delivered another solid performance. Thomas showcased his skills by making consistent catches, grabbing four of six targets for a total of 31 yards, including an 11-yard reception.
CB Kendall Fuller
Cornerback Kendall Fuller recorded six tackles for the Commanders' defense against the Patriots, with five solo and one assisted tackle. This is his second-highest solo tackle count of the season.
LB Amare Barno
Linebacker Amare Barno had a strong performance in Carolina's matchup against Indianapolis. Barno contributed four total tackles, recording two solo and two assisted tackles. The linebacker also made a notable impact, registering a tackle for loss.
S Chamarri Conner
In just the third game of the NFL International series, the Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious against the Miami Dolphins in Frankfurt, Germany. Rookie Chamarri Conner took his talents abroad and registered two tackles and a tackle for loss.Gallery: (11-8-2023) NFL Hokies (Regular Season Week 10) Week 10 Matchup
Thursday, Nov. 9
Carolina at Chicago 8:15 p.m. ET – Fox
Kicking off the first game of Week 10, former Hokies are set to face off in a promising matchup. The Carolina Panthers boast two former Hokies on their team, including linebacker Amare Barno and running back Raheem Blackshear, who is speculated to play following rehab of a nagging injury. Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears feature five former Hokies, including Jeff King, who serves as Co-Director of Player Personnel, and cornerback Greg Stroman, known for his significant defensive performances this season.
