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Longhorns in the NFL: Week 3
Follow the progress of the Longhorns in the NFL in week 3 of the
season.

AFCBuffalo Bills (3-0) OG Derrick Dockery helped the Bills gain 378
total yards (262 passing/116 rushing) in their 24-23 win over the
Oakland Raiders.

Cleveland Browns (0-3) NT Shaun Rogers recorded four tackles,
including three solo stops, in the Browns’ 28-10 loss to the Baltimore
Ravens. K Phil Dawson connected on a 38-yard field goal and made one
PAT.

Denver Broncos (3-0) RB Selvin Young rushed for 65 yards on 11
carries, including a long of 19 yards, in the Broncos’ 34-32 win over
the New Orleans Saints. DE Tim Crowder was not active.

Houston Texans (0-2) DT Frank Okam recorded one tackle and one tackle
for loss in the Texans’ 31-12 loss to the Tennessee Titans. OG Kasey
Studdard was not active.

Kansas City Chiefs (0-3) LB Derrick Johnson recorded one tackle in the
Chiefs’ 38-14 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. RB Jamaal Charles rushed
for 38 yards on seven carries with a long of 13 and returned one
kickoff for 21 yards.

Miami Dolphins (1-2) RB Ricky Williams rushed for 98 yards on 16
carries with a long of 28 in the Dolphins’ 38-13 win over the New
England Patriots. DE Rod Wright was not active.

New England Patriots (2-1) TE David Thomas caught one pass for four
yards in the Patriots’ 38-13 loss to the Miami Dolphins.

Oakland Raiders (1-2) S Michael Huff recorded three tackles in the
Raiders’ 24-23 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

Pittsburgh Steelers (2-1) NT Casey Hampton did not record any
statistics in the Steelers’ 15-6 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. WR
Limas Sweed and OT Tony Hills were not active for the game.

San Diego Chargers (1-2) CB Quentin Jammer recorded three tackles with
two passes defended and one fumble recovery in the Chargers’ 48-29 win
over the New York Jets.

Tennessee Titans (3-0) S Michael Griffin recorded two tackles, two
interceptions and two passes defended in the Titans’ 31-12 win over
the Houston Texans. TE Bo Scaife caught three passes for 26 yards and
one TD. FB Ahmard Hall rushed one time for one yard. QB Chris Simms
did not play and QB Vince Young was not active.

NFCArizona Cardinals (2-1) C Lyle Sendlein helped the Cardinals gain
313 net yards (197 passing/116 rushing) in their 24-17 loss to the
Washington Redskins.

Atlanta Falcons (2-1) OG Justin Blalock helped the Falcons gain 378
net yards (192 passing/186 rushing) in their 38-14 win over the Kansas
City Chiefs.

Chicago Bears (1-2) CB Nathan Vasher recorded four tackles, one
interception and three passes defended in the Bears’ 27-24 loss to the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Vasher also returned three punts for 25 yards,
including a long of 15.

Dallas Cowboys (3-0) OG Leonard Davis helped the Cowboys gain 453
yards (236 passing/217 rushing) in their 27-16 win over the Green Bay
Packers.

Detroit Lions (0-3) WR Roy Williams caught two passes for 18 yards in
the Lions’ 31-13 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. DE Cory Redding
notched two solo tackles.

Green Bay Packers (2-1) TE Jermichael Finley did not record any
statistics in the Packers’ 27-16 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

Minnesota Vikings (1-2) CB Cedric Griffin recorded two tackles in the
Vikings’ 20-10 win over the Carolina Panthers. DE Brian Robison had
one tackle and one hurry. LS Cullen Loeffler helped kicker Ryan
Longwell connect on 2-of-2 FGs from 28 and 32 yards, and 2-of-2 PATs,
for a total of eight points, while also helping punter Chris Kluwe
average 42.6 yards on five punts with a long of 55 yards.

New York Giants (3-0) CB Aaron Ross recorded five solo tackles in the
Giants’ 26-23 OT win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

San Francisco 49ers (2-1) CB Tarell Brown recorded one tackle, one
interception and one pass defended in the 49ers’ 31-13 win over the
Detroit Lions.

Seattle Seahawks (1-2) LB D.D. Lewis did not record any statistics in
the Seahawks’ 37-13 win over the Saint Louis Rams.

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Cheboygan senior running back Dylan Brandt (24) finds a hole in the
line during Friday’s non-conference contest at Curtis Field in
Petoskey. The Chiefs fell to the Northmen, 21-12.

Sports EditorPETOSKEY, Mich. – The Cheboygan football team suffered
its first defeat this season Friday with a 21-12 loss to Petoskey.The
Northmen were able to shut down Cheboygan’s running game, limiting the
Chiefs’ top four runners to 172 yards rushing.Willie Neelis led the
ground attack with nine carries for 81 yards. Drew Ingram had the
team’s only running touchdown with nine carries for 40 yards. Dylan
Brandt had nine carries for 22 yards while quarterback Austin
Blaskowski had four runs for 29 yards.Just like every other team that
Petoskey has beaten, the Northmen forced Cheboygan to the passing
game, where Blaskowski was 11-for-15 for 154 yards with a touchdown
and two interception.Brandt led with six catches for 98 yards and a
touchdown. Trevor Closs had three catches for 46 yards and Mike Wolf
had two receptions for 16 yards.Cheboygan had 12 first downs, but had
four turnovers, including two fumbles. The Chiefs also committed six
penalties, which cost them 50 yards.Cheboygan was unable to contain
the explosive Mark Suter, who leads the Petoskey team in rushing.
Suter had 28 carries for 145 yards and two runs into the end
zone.Ingram and Myles Brown led Cheboygan’s defense with 15 tackles
each. Ingram had a fumble recovery and Brown had a sack.Tim Lytle had
12 hits. Derek Ferris had nine tackles. Pat Harrington had five
takedowns and a sack. David Rush had five hits. Mike Pegish caused a
fumble and had four tackles. Matt Duffiney had two tackles and a
sack.“I was disappointed in the outcome, but extremely proud of
the effort,” said Chiefs Head Coach Jack Coon. “The two
major stumbling blocks for us were turnovers and we gave them too good
of field position. I think that the stats show that we had very much a
chance to win that game. We were 314 to their 204 in total
offense.“In big games like that, there are a couple of key
things you have to make go your way, and we didn’t,” he
continued. “The kicking game was a big part of that. We had some
opportunities to block some kicks and punts, and we didn’t do that.
But like I said, we will definitely learn from it. I thought we played
a real solid game, but they are a good team. I wouldn’t be a bit
surprised if they win out, going 9-0.”The Chiefs scored first
with just six seconds on the clock in the first quarter. The touchdown
was made as Blaskowski completed a 48-yard touchdown pass to Brandt.
The extra point was blocked.Petoskey came back with 7:30 in the second
quarter as Suter rushed in two yards to score. The extra point was
good, and the Northmen were up 7-6. Cheboygan bounced right back in 27
seconds later as Ingram rushed 16 yards to pay dirt. The two point
conversion failed and Cheboygan was up 12-7.Petoskey’s D.J.
VanSlembrouck got his team back on top with a 30-yard dash to the end
zone, and the team’s extra point was good. The Northmen went into half
time with a 14-12 lead.Both teams’ defenses dug in for the second half
as the Northmen scored the only touchdown. Suter’s 11-yard run was
just enough to help Petoskey get past Cheboygan for the 21-12
win.“We focus now on St. Ignace,” Coon added.
“That’s an arch rival coming to town. You don’t have time to sit
down and mull over what happened last week. You got to keep looking
ahead.”The Chiefs (4-1) resume Straits Area Conference play
hosting St. Ignace on Friday.In JV action, the Chiefs lost to the
Northmen 54-14 in Cheboygan, Thursday.Ryan Ernst led Cheboygan’s
rushing game with 102 yards on 19 carries. Chad Powell had 12 attempts
for 53 yards, Joey Scheele had 11 carries for 34 yards and Jon Keifer
had four carries for 17 yards.Dylan Clune was 2-for-5 in passing for
nine yards. Zach Barber had a five-yard catch and Andrew Leach had a
four-yard catch.Tony Clairmont led the defense with 11 tackles. Willie
Wekwert had 10 tackles, Scheele and Clune each had six tackles, Leach
had five tackles, Jeremy Brewster had four tackles, Chad Powell and
Austin Cole each had three tackles and Robert York had one
tackle.Cheboygan scored in the first quarter with a 16-yard run by
Powell. Powell also ran in the two-point conversion to tie up the game
8-8.The Chiefs got their final score of the game with a 23-yard run by
Ernst. The two point conversion failed, leaving Cheboygan down
24-14.“We were able to move the ball against a very tough
Petoskey team in the first half,” said Chiefs Head Coach Scott
Kelley. “Unfortunately, we struggled to move the ball in the
second half and made some errors that led to easy opportunities for
Petoskey.”Cheboygan (3-2) plays in St. Ignace on Thursday.In
freshman play, the Chiefs tied the Northmen 28-28 Thursday in
Cheboygan.Dylan Wilkinson had 19 runs for 109 yards and two
touchdowns, while quarterback Eryn Eustice had 16 carries for 109
yards. Eustice was 7-for-11 for 108 yards and two touchdowns. Jake
Elmore had three catches for 40 yards and two touchdowns. Dylan
Wilkinson had four catches for 68 yards.Eustice completed a 10-yard
pass to Jake Elmore for the Chiefs’ first touchdown. A 16-yard hook-
and-lateral play ended up with Eustice hooking to Wilkinson, who
tossed back to Elmore for a touchdown. Wilkinson had the two point
conversion.Wilkinson then had a one-yard run for a touchdown, and
later scored on a 22-yard run. The two-point conversion on the earlier
score was no good, but Wilkinson made the three-yard run on the second
touchdown.Joe Stacks led the defense with 12 tackles. Eustice had 11
tackles, Wilkinson had six tackles and a fumble recovery, Jordan Yost
had four tackles, while Elmore had three tackles and forced a
fumble.“This is empty, it’s a very empty feeling,” said
Chiefs Head Coach Gary Demeuse. “The hardest part of a tie is
that you don’t know how to feel. We played a team that is dominating
the Big North Conference at the freshmen level.“We’re happy
because we know that we have a heck of a squad,” he continued.
“And yet, disappointed because we’re one two-point conversion,
or one penalty, or one tackle, one pass, one block short of winning
this game.”Cheboygan (3-1-1) hosts the Inland Lakes JV team on
Thursday.