Sooners In The NFL | Week 5 (UPDATED) By: Jordan Esco - Editor & Contributor Posted on: October 6, 2014

A little more active Week 5 for our Sooners, but the week started with some more bad news for Frank Alexander who was suspended (10 games) again by the league.

Frank Alexander (Panthers) – did not play (suspension)

Sam Bradford (Rams) – out for the season (knee)

Justin Brown (Steelers) – started, 3 catches for 26 yards

Ryan Broyles (Lions) – played, no stats

Quinton Carter (Broncos) – played, no stats

Chris Chester (Redskins) – started at right guard

Aaron Colvin (Jaguars) – did not play (knee)

Jamell Fleming (Chiefs) – played, no stats

Jermaine Gresham (Bengals) – started, 2 catches for 15 yards

James Hanna (Cowboys) – started, 1 special teams tackle

Demontre Hurst (Bears) – played, no stats

Gabe Ikard (Titans) – out for the season (knee)

Tony Jefferson (Cardinals) – started, 5 tackles

Lane Johnson (Eagles) – started at right tackle

Landry Jones (Steelers) – not active

Davin Joseph (Rams) – started at right guard

Travis Lewis (Lions) – not active

Phil Loadholt (Vikings) – started at right tackle

Curtis Lofton (Saints) – started, 5 tackles

Gerald McCoy (Bucs) – started, 4 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, 4 QB hurries

Stacy McGee (Raiders) – bye week

Trey Millard (49ers) – did not play (knee)

DeMarco Murray (Cowboys) – started, 31 carries for 136 yards, 6 catches for 56 yards

Corey Nelson (Broncos) – played, no stats

Adrian Peterson (Vikings) – not active

Donald Stephenson (Chiefs) – played, no stats

Kenny Stills (Saints) – 1 catch for 16 yards

Casey Walker (Patriots) – 1 tackle, 1 tackle for loss

Tress Way (Redskins) – 8 (wow) punts for 399 yards (49.9 avg.), long of 59, 1 inside the 20

Damien Williams (Dolphins) – bye week

Trent Williams (Redskins) – started at left tackle

3 Comments

  • Sooner Ray says:
    October 6, 2014 at 8:04 am

    Murray still tearing it up but he better stop eating buttered popcorn before the games.

    • Zack says:
      October 6, 2014 at 8:56 am

      He would be hands down leading MVP candidate if he didn’t have 4 fumbles. Still I hope he keeps the impressive string of games going. He’s on pace to beat the record by 30 yards or so.

  • Indy_sooner says:
    October 6, 2014 at 8:37 am

    Who’d a thunk it. A Sooner leading the league in yardage that’s not named AD. You know they’d be going at it if AD was eligible… Talk of Running Back U
    Murray at 672 yards about to be the highest paid free-agent RB. I hope he turns it down and signs with my Colts