
NFL #ProDucks: Week 2
09/23/26 | Football
Many familiar faces continued to shine bright on the NFL stage from last week. Terrance Ferguson hauled in his first touchdown reception of the season on a career night; Jevon Holland continues to fill up the stat sheet for the Giants and Bo Nix led the Broncos to a bounce back win. Â
Here's a roundup of how our #ProDucks performed in week two.Â
Los Angeles Rams 28, New York Giants 6Â
Terrance Ferguson came up big for the Rams in their win, catching his first touchdown pass of the season on a career high six receptions, for 54 yards. Ferguson's performance helped lead the Rams to a Monday Night Football win. Â
Jevon Holland keeps delivering for the Giants, picking off a pass for the second consecutive week, while adding two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and two tackles. Holland is currently tied for the league lead in interceptions heading into week three of the season.Â
Kayvon Thibodeaux saw action for the Giants. Â
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Big night for T-Ferg!
— Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) September 22, 2026
Career-best sixth catch of the night and his first TD of the season ??#ProDucks pic.twitter.com/bCYvtMQmZM
New England Patriots 20, Pittsburgh Steelers 3Â
Christian Gonzales had another big week, tallying four tackles, two passes defended, and a quarterback hurry in the Patriots win. Â
Derrick Harmon was a force on the defensive side of the ball for Pittsburgh, finishing with a sack, four tackles, and three quarterback hurries. Â
Dallas Cowboys 37, Washington Commanders 20Â
T.J. Bass started at left guard for the Cowboys, recording an overall grade of 84.8, according to Pro Football Focus. Â
Marcus Mariota appeared for the first time this NFL season, completing 11-of-16 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown. Josh Conerly Jr. started at right tackle, allowing no sacks or hurries, finishing with an overall grade of 76.6, according to Pro Football Focus.Â
Las Vegas Raiders 26, Los Angeles Chargers 14Â
Jackson Powers-Johnson started for the Raiders, allowing no sacks and finishing with an overall grade of 56.6 through 63 snaps at right guard, according to Pro Football Focus. Malik Benson also played for the Raiders. Â
For the Chargers, Justin Herbert completed 15-of-27 passes for 192 yards and a touchdown. Troy Dye and Jamaree Caldwell each contributed for the Bolts. Dye finished with five tackles, and Caldwell had two. Â
Denver Broncos 20, Jacksonville Jaguars 13Â
Bo Nix led his team to a week two victory over the Jaguars, completing 22-of-31 passes for 288 yards and a touchdown. Troy Franklin finished with a spectacular one-handed reception for 27 yards in the victory. Â
Arik Armstead played 42 snaps for the Jaguars, recording one tackle. Emmanuel Pregnon allowed no sacks, finishing with an overall grade of 52.3, according to Pro Football Focus. Â
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What a grab from Troy Franklin ?? @BoNix10 ?? @troyylul #ProDucks pic.twitter.com/CP1T3Onfd4
— Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) September 20, 2026
Kansas City Chiefs 33, Indianapolis Colts 30Â
DeForest Buckner continues to impress for the Colts, recording a sack, five tackles, and a pass defended. Bryce Boettcher finished with 5 tackles. Â
Jadon Canady notched one tackle and Jeffrey Bassa played for the Chiefs in their win. Â
Cleveland Browns 23, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19Â
Bucky Irving led the Tampa Bay rushing attack for the second straight week and continues to be a threat through the air. Irving finished with 89 yards on 17 carries for an average of 5.2 yards per carry, adding four receptions.Â
Tez Johnson caught one pass for a team-high 49 yards.Â
Green Bay Packers 20, New York Jets 17Â
Evan Williams shined for the Packers, tying a team-high with 10 tackles, the third time he's done so in his career. Williams also notched one tackle for loss, two passes defended and a quarterback hit, helping lead his team to a win over the Jets.Â
Kenyon Sadiq caught two passes for 17 yards for the Jets.Â
Buffalo Bills 41, Detroit Lions 31Â
Penei Sewell continues to be an anchor for the Detroit offensive line, starting at left tackle in the Thursday Night Football matchup. Sewell recorded an overall grade of 69.1, according to Pro Football Focus.Â
Minnesota Vikings 9, Chicago Bears 3Â
Bears rookie Dillon Thieneman builds on his strong start in week one, recording seven tackles and a pass defended in his second career start.Â

New Orleans Saints 24, Baltimore Ravens 17Â
Juwan Johnson has been a consistent target for the Saints, making four catches for 66 yards in a win over the Ravens.Â
Seattle Seahawks 31, Arizona Cardinals 7Â
Jordan Burch finished with four tackles for the Cardinals.Â
Philadelphia Eagles 24, Tennessee Titans 20Â
Johnny Mundt caught two passes for eight yards for Philadelphia in their win.Â
San Francisco 49ers 35, Miami Dolphins 13Â
Deommodore Lenoir had five tackles for the 49ers. Jordan James rushed for 15 yards on four carries in his season debut for San Francisco. James notched both his first carries and yards of his career. Â
Carolina Panthers 34, Atlanta Falcons 3Â
Brandon Dorlus started at left end for the Falcons, finishing with one tackle.Â
Cincinnati Bengals 20, Houston Texans 3Â
Jamal Hill finished with one tackle for the Texans. Â
Did Not Play:Â Â
Alex Forsyth (Denver Broncos)Â
Alex Harkey (Los Angeles Chargers)Â
D.J. Johnson (Washington Commanders)Â
Reserve/Injured List:Â
Dillon Gabriel (Cleveland Browns)Â
Jordon Riley (Green Bay Packers)Â
Noah Sewell (Chicago Bears)Â
Taki Taimani (Minnesota Vikings)Â
Isaiah World (Los Angeles Chargers)Â
Ajani Cornelius (Dallas Cowboys)Â
Practice Squad:Â
Pharaoh Brown (Indianapolis Colts)Â
Patrick Herbert (Los Angeles Chargers)Â
Steven Jones (Pittsburgh Steelers)Â
Jabbar Muhammad (Jacksonville Jaguars)Â
Nikko Reed (New York Giants)Â Â
Calvin Throckmorton (Denver Broncos)Â
Noah Whittington (Houston Texans)














