We know NOTHING... Winners & Losers CFB Week 6 Stock Report

Today, we are breaking down the biggest winners and losers from college football week number six. If you guys are new, feel free to like, comment, and subscribe. This is going to be broken up into four distinct different sections. Starting out, we are going to be doing the stock up, which begins with the superstars, then the stars. Then we will be going to the stock down, which starts out with the duds, and then those who are the losers. So, let's get right into this. Starting out with our superstars of the week, if you guys are new, feel free to like, comment, and subscribe, by the way. there's a full list there's over 100 players total over on the Patreon but this is going to be a summation of the top 40 ish so starting out with my first superstar of the week it's Kamari Moulton running back out of Iowa he has been awesome this year his first appearance as a superstar of the week there were a lot of players actually i ended up counting 17 or 16 of them that would have been superstars of the week this week if I could have chosen but we have to limit it to six so Kamari Moulton is the first one not in any particular order these guys are just the guys off six um so Kamari Moulton this past week 26 carries for 208 yards and a touchdown on the ground he did have a reception for negative two yards so that's nothing special but what got him on this list because there's a lot of running backs who did really well this week is the fact that he did he had 16 missed tackles forced that's phenomenal that's very hard to do but Kamari Moulton he's a bruiser type of back who has just a lot of yard he has a lot of uh tread on the tires for how often they use them which is kind of a staple of Iowa back to this point so I'm excited to see how Kamari Moulton ends up faring if he does come out in the NFL draft this year I finally hit on an upset of the week. 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Indiana's been in close games versus Northwestern, Nebraska. they just have not been as good as what people think they are and again that's the beauty about Kalshi it's peer-to-peer marketing it's not going to be versus a house like your traditional sports book so I think it's a great time to take advantage of this opportunity if you do put $25 down on this trade and you use the code Hinvest or just make it easy click the link in the description you will get that $25 back added to your account instantly along with that my friends over at Kalshi will add an additional 30 so you're getting 55 added to your account instantly when you make a 25 trade and if Ohio State beats Indiana this week you'll get the 55 and you'll get 38 and 30 and 66 cents on top of that quick math because math is kind of boring that is going to be over 90 in your account now let's just say Indiana pulls off the miraculous they end up beating Ohio State you still end up netting 30 positive so take advantage of it while you can i'm not sure how long these call sheet folks are going to be blessing us with this special promotion make sure also to take advantage of the markets because opinions change and so the numbers are going to change as well make it easy just click the link get the 55 when you trade 25 next we have Isaac Brown running back out of Louisville unfortunately my favorite of the Browns for the Louisville Cardinals running back group Keywan Brown did not play but Isaac Brown ended up taking that opportunity and did a great job with it so first off he ended up doing both well on the ground as well as being able to do well in returning he had a pretty nice kick return but he ended up on the ground having 17 carries for 235 yards and two touchdowns with five missed tackles forced and his only reception went for seven yards as well so grand total 18 touches minus the returns for 242 yards and two touchdowns incredible performance obviously Louisville ended up winning the game as well so pretty clear the ground game won them that game Isaac Brown being able to take an opportunity without in my opinion the superior back and ends up actually going off including his 97 yard run which is why it was so crazy for the yards per carry but you look at him and kind of like a Justice Hill replacement he's a really enjoyable back to watch just the frame is small next we have Bear Bachmeier quarterback from BYU Bear Bachmeier is a good quarterback he has a great frame you know he's kind of a chunky fella and i think they ended up mentioning this at the start of the year he got a lot more in shape and he does look a little bit thinner i I think he was like 240, 250, and it was like at 6'2", that just does not work. But Bear Bachmeier, he's looked a lot more athletic this year. Not saying that he is in the territory of athlete, but for BYU, he's done a pretty damn good job. This past week, he ends up throwing 30 times, completing 22 of his passes for 329 yards with two touchdowns, zero interceptions, along with that three big-time throws and zero turnover worthy plays. But because he lost a lot of that weight, he somehow ended up putting 11 carries for 107 yards on the ground with one missed tackle forced. That's pretty insane. I can't lie like that. That's an absolute studded performance. And I'm excited to see if, you know, this thinner, more in shape Bear Bachmeier is going to be even more versatile, because I think that there's a world where this guy has a very bright future outside of the college realm. he just needs to be more consistent and then continue to show that he has the work ethic to get even more in shape and become the player that we know he could be so let's continue on we have Cleve Lubin my favorite edge rusher from the past two years out of Louisville uh yeah Cleve was a top 32 player for me last year before returning to school this year he's just done nothing but make me more confident in the fact he was listed by NFS at 267 pounds in the spring i think he's playing around 260 right now, which I think is the proper way. When these guys bulk up, a lot of these guys kind of, it feels like when Prince William Mullen went up to 255, he ended up just getting up there and it wasn't like he was at 260 and then he shredded down to 255. It felt like he got up to 255 and stayed there. And that's why he was less athletic. Cleve Lubin, I think he's playing at 260 right now. And he was at that near 270 mark in the spring, which is great to see because he hasn't lost a lot of the twitch and he ends up getting 12 pressures one of them being a sack along with allowing 10 yards on two receptions with three targets but like insane performance for Cleve Lubin I mean he was constantly harassing the quarterback and granted to be fair when you're playing Florida State it's you know Daniel's like sticks put bring some pressure on himself he holds the ball a little bit longer but because there was another edge rusher from Louisville Thompson who did a really good job AJ Green as well like all the Louisville edge rushers feasted but Lubin ended up having the production of both Thompson and AJ Green combined hence making him a superstar of the week so big fan of Cleve Lubin I do think he ends up being that edge that edge three in the class so maybe that one guy who ends up going at the end of the first next we have a defensive interior I started highlighting this past week because he popped off the week before Xavier Gilliam defensive interior out of Tennessee freak athlete he's six foot two, excuse me, 305 pounds but similar to how i loved Bryson Eason uh i didn't love him as much the last year but i liked um his year before he came out he these guys just are so athletic like he they move so fast in a straight line it it is pretty mind boggling to me but you end up looking at his build and it's nothing crazy but he just is such a freak athlete for his size this past week though he ended up having a 95 graded defense grade with six pressures one of those being a sack along with that five defensive stops and a forced fumble ridiculous potential with this guy because he's pretty much showing his ability as an athlete and as an athlete being able to translate both as a run defender and a pass rusher so it's kind of hard to find that much impact on a down by down basis but Xavier Gilliam doing a great job at at least giving us something exciting to think about in the defensive interior class because guys like Bear Alexander i almost put him on the loss list because of the off like the non-football aspect of him trying to punch the QB or trying or executing perfectly like there's some instability in the defensive interior class and this guy's having his stock going up while most guys are not doing that next we have Faame Asa Boy apparently Faame is your boy because he's been on this list a couple times now running back from Purdue this dude first off i think he's a true sophomore that's crazy like on its own it's crazy it has him listed as a 2030 possible out but that's just including the five years total but this guy's been awesome for Purdue in a week that you would not expect for the Boilermakers to end up walking out victorious they ended up kind of putting belt to ass and he ended up playing phenomenally well 31 touches first off damn for 195 yards and three touchdowns he did get two receptions on two targets those were for negative four so it didn't break the two century mark two benjis if you will but what stood out to me was the 18 missed tackles forced like there you could end up looking at a stat sheet all you want and like looking at the yards and there's obviously value to that you have to find the yards somehow but at the end of the day one of the most translatable aspects is being able to make guys miss because you know everyone has zero yards when they enter the NFL and the only way you start making yards in the NFL is by executing the vision properly of the play and then being able to see using your vision to make sure that you maximize the yards and then when guys get in your way either making a miss or going through them some guys are just really good at getting yards after contact but there's a lot of it's not very easy to do that in the NFL so getting guys to miss is the most important thing in my mind if you are not of that power back mindset and you look at someone who is a great frame um he's this is somebody to keep an eye out on i'm very excited to see Fahmy come to the NFL. Let's go into the rest of the stars of the week. These guys were all graded as superstar potential players as well. All of them did a fantastic job, but I can only make six superstars of the week. Nick Marsh, wide receiver at Indiana. In a pretty close matchup this past week, he ended up having six receptions on eight targets for 187 yards and two touchdowns. Really good performance. In my opinion, Nick Marsh is not as NFL translatable as Charlie Becker, but he's still a damn good wide receiver i think he's my wide receiver three coming into the year still have a lot of respect for him but i would prefer for him in the NFL to be more of a slot receiver based on his short range separation abilities more than the long range and i think that's perfectly fine guys have their roles, CeeDee Lamb operates out of the slot a lot, that doesn't make him a slot wide receiver is not for your wide receiver three anymore, like this is a legit position but certain teams just don't need that right now Jamal Roberts running back out of Missouri he was a tough one not to put on the superstars like the true superstar list because he had 34 carries for 222 yards and two touchdowns along with six missed tackles forced three catches for eight yards on four targets so grand total 37 touches for 230 yards and two touchdowns, the reason I didn't do it is because of the missed tackles forced, you'd think that on near 40 touches you get 10 missed tackles forced but at the end of the day still a ridiculous performance Austin Simmons did not have a good day either, he had a sub 50 or right about 50 completion percentage and yeah I think Jamal ended up possibly having more yards on the ground than Austin did in the air so something to note, it was not a pretty bout there this past week for Missouri outside of Jamal Roberts who was a superstar of the week last week, Sidney Stewart edge out of Maryland is next, uh this kid's awesome, first off not even draft eligible then he ends up coming out and putting up uh 90 PFF defensive grade with four pressures, one of them being a sack and seven defensive stops one of those being a forced fumble and along with that he was uh he did allow a touchdown on three catches for five yards, four targets, it's an edge rusher, I don't care first off about that type of stuff but still I like to communicate all the important stats to you guys but regardless I mean four pressures, one of them being a sack is already respectable, but seven defensive stops on top of that that is dominance on every single down and a forced fumble, um very hard not to put them as a one of the top six, next we have Patrick Overmyer tight end out of Houston, he ended up having eight catches for 83 yards on 11 targets and you're like that's not superstar the week performance wise, four touchdowns that's pretty crazy like it's it's hard to get two touchdowns let alone three and then you get to four territory like that just seems like neglect on the defense like there's kind of a pattern there this guy's not putting up 200 yards right like this guy's putting up 80 yards it's pretty obvious when he caught the first three touchdowns that probably in the short yardage situation it's gonna might be the target for the fourth anyways is what it is great performance regardless, Dylan Stewart out of South Carolina he only had a select number of reps but he came back and looked like unblockable he was just vicious out there on the field Dylan Stewart's a superstar man I mean he ended up having two pressures one of those being a sack he ended up having a stop and then a defensive stop and he had two forced fumbles looked really healthy too just like I'm excited to see if the screws are of like the bolts tightened a little bit more and he just doesn't become a menace off the field or non-football wise like because you want to be a menace on the field which he is but just don't be a menace outside of the football field and don't be a menace outside of football on the football field if you get what i'm saying this guy could be the number one player in the class like he is that unique we talk about Jeremiah Smith being a unique athlete Dylan Stewart can challenge just as much i mean he is a freakishly fluid individual like you just don't see that from anybody you see someone who is 60% as fluid as Dylan Stewart and you write their name down as like wow this is NFL level and he's almost double that of an NFL player just different different level um gonna take a small victory lap here with Drew Asaparty right tackle from Washington if you guys are fans of the show you guys know that i've been drafting this dude round two round three for a hot minute no one has him into their top 200 but this is a guy who I think is absolutely phenomenal first off the reason I ended up knowing about Drew Asaparty is because of this series because he's popped up on it before not even this year last year as well but on top of that he ended up doing a really good job versus Gabe Ackes I was like okay I want to see some late year tape and Gabe Ackes kind of struggled a little bit versus Washington and wanted to see why and Drew Asaparty is a big reason for it this past week he allowed zero pressures had a 90 pass blocking grade per PFF we don't factor that in too much but the most important thing is he allowed zero pressures on i'm just gonna let you guess guess how many pass blocking reps he had not total reps on the game pass blocking reps 70 if he allowed one pressure he'd still have like a 98 pass blocking efficiency didn't allow a single one and Washington lost by 20 these were true pass rushing situations this ************ allows zero pressures that's the most dominant pass blocking performance i've seen i don't see tackles doing more than 40 or 50 reps with no pass blocking or no pressures this dude went 70 in a losing bout where the teams know your passing incredible Trey Miller corner out of North Carolina is next he ended up having a pressure in three defensive stops was targeted four times allowing one completion um forgot to write the yards down but at the end of the day it was not a lot he ended up getting an interception and two pass breakups on top of that so uh really low for like really low yardage allowed i remember it was in the single digits off the top of my head but then he ended up getting an interception and two pass breakups on the other targets really good performance there UNC Greg Smith love him to death ended up having a near touchdown passed on him but ended up getting interception as well Nate Shepherd running back out of Duke he's been on the series enough but he ended up being another superstar caliber performance of the week ended up having 27 carries for 99 yards and two touchdowns not great seven missed tackles forced you know i like that but he did have seven receptions on eight targets for 91 yards as well so grand total 34 touches for what is that off the top my head of 190 yards and two touchdowns so really good performance on the ground in the air for Nate Shepard Isaiah Marshall quarterback out of Kansas popped off as well in a losing bout he ended up throwing 19 completions on 37 throws for 333 yards two touchdowns and one interception you're like that's not superstar of the week performance worthy did he do a lot on the ground, no what he did a lot of was throw big time throws, six big time throws, one turnover worthy play, nine carries for 21 yards and a touchdown as well on the ground with two missed tackles forced, so really good performance there for Isaiah Marshall and then Way Sean Parker who was a superstar of the week last week ended up doing another great performance, 16 carries were 171 yards and two touchdowns with six missed tackles forced along with two receptions on two targets for 36 yards, 153 of his yards coming after contact, so grand total 18 touches for 100 or 207 yards and two touchdowns, great performances all around, Way Sean Parker back to back to back weeks of him being like stock up like this dude's always on it so get excited like this dude's a great player, next the last group of winners of the week we have Cam Buffington a linebacker out of Iowa, he ended up having six pressures two of those converted into sacks and five defensive stops, ended up allowing one reception on the two targets his way for nine yards as well, good to see Iowa having some production there, some other Iowa guys on the winners list as well. Tayon Holloway, corner out of Louisville. Get some respect here. He had a defensive stop and he was targeted seven times, only allowing two completions for 12 yards and three pass breakups. Very easily could have been a superstar of the week performance there as well. Gabe Kirsch might be, I think that might be the way to say it. Edge rusher out of Wake Forest. He had a week as well. Eight pressures, one of those being a sack and one defensive stop. And a pretty dominant win by Wake Forest, also headed on the offensive side by Gio Lopez. Gio Lopez threw 26 completions on only 33 throws for 303 yards, three touchdowns, zero interceptions, three big time throws, zero turnover worthy plays, and 10 carries for 16 yards and a touchdown on the ground with two missed tackles forced. So four total touchdowns, not a single turnover worthy play. Gio Lopez has been awesome this year. I don't know how much that translates to the NFL, but I do know that's at least something to be to hang your hat on, so to speak. Isaiah Mizzell, wide receiver at Arizona. Technically, I'm going to loop in Noah Favita because he was like the last guy I didn't include on this. That duo for Arizona went off. Mizzell specifically ended up having seven throws his way, six completions for 183 yards and two touchdowns. Really good performance all around. Arizona ended up putting some belt to ass this past week by putting over 50 on the board. C.J. Hurd, defensive back out of Vanderbilt, is next. He ended up having two defensive stops. He was targeted three times, did not allow a single reception, ended up having an interception and a pass breakup. So really good job there by C.J. Hurd. Then we got Boubacar Traore, edge out of Notre Dame, did not have a ton of reps this past game, but in the limited reps, the 21 of them, I should say, he ended up having two pressures, one of those being a sack and two defensive stops with one forced fumble so technically five impact plays we'll just say four because I believe it was on one of those I think it might have been on a sack or a defensive stop I can't remember off the top of my head but four impact plays including a double like five massive impacts incredible oh forgot to mention he ended up being targeted one time and he did not allow a reception in fact he got an interception as well so pass rush efficiency run game efficiency causing fumbles getting an interception really good performance by Boubacar Traore on just 21 reps Mateo Uyagole also fringe superstar of the week performance he ended up having four pressures two of those converted to sacks along with four defensive stops you're like okay I mean it's a good performance but why would that be a superstar he also ended up tipping a field goal and it ended up missing so really good performance there by Mateo but special teams included but you guys know I don't I don't like doing special teams that much it's not exciting for me but Frederick Williams left tackle out of cows on this list I might have talked to a Virginia Tech edge and told them bull rush the **** out of this guy Cortez Harris I put in a first round pick too for 2028 and I also really like Malachi Williams not a single one got a pressure on this man he ended up having on 49 pass blocking reps a 90 pass blocking grade and zero pressures allowed i think the highest pass blocking efficiency like the highest pressure rate from the virginia tech edges was like 13 percent on the game not good but really good performance by frederick williams who was actually protecting the blind side for once i wonder if they were rolling the plays away from him a little bit more i watched the tape i did not see i didn't really pay attention to that spot but it's a very respectable respectable performance versus some very good edge rushers that I respect. Matthew Fobbs-White ends off the positives, the stock-up players, the winners of the week. Of course, there's a much bigger list over on the Patreon. Five bucks a month, you get my full big board, all my evals, and every single winner and loser from every single week. But Matt Fobbs-White, five pressures, one of those converted to a sack, along with five defensive stops, two targets, two receptions for 34 yards allowed. But good balance performance there. Let's talk about the stock down, which does include the duds of the week as well as the losers of the week starting out with Xavier Chaplin left tackle for the Florida State Seminoles it was not pretty he we are always like oh man I liked him at Auburn you know he has the pass blocking upside and like Virginia Tech he ended up having some pass blocking upside and he didn't hit it at either school ends up going to Florida State and we all know that's where players go to die and well he did he ended up having on 51 reps eight pressures allowed um that is a that's an achilles heel just like you're done i don't know if i've seen an nfl player or an nfl tackle that sticks around in the nfl at the very minimum end up having a game where they've allowed eight pressures i know that Olufashinu had one game and i think it was versus ohio state where he allowed six and I think we ended up seeing like a five from um Falaga as well but it's like I don't think I've seen an NFL starter do eight so the it's gone the ship has sailed six eight three forty six long arms a good pass blocker it's over uh but yeah not good not good at all uh next we have Dylan Raiola right after I'm just like yes yes lord send this man to the moon first round mock draft um dude has a stinker and it's it wasn't even like oh you know it's like could someplace could change the dude's velocity on his throws did not look great which is why i'm like oh **** it put him on the Bengals at this point but he had 19 throws completed six of them 42 yards zero touchdowns two interceptions zero big time throws three turnover worthy plays not a single yard on the ground it was horrific one of the worst performances i've ever seen from somebody with actual talent so yeah let's leave that there malik washington's back on this list i think he might be my first two negatives like two duds of the week but this guy was ass versus Ohio State like really bad 26 throws 12 completions for 64 yards zero touchdowns zero interceptions zero big-time throws and one turnover-worthy play did have a touchdown on the ground on five carries for 19 yards but not a missed tackle forced and again really embarrassing to say the least so Malik Washington um maybe I might put 2029 draft I don't think even a good year next year would be able to override what he has done this year let's talk about the dudes with the rest of the the stock downs for the week I almost said downies of the week but we we love those we don't love these players Marcel Reed quarterback out of Texas A&M uh he he's bad 39 throws 19 completions sub 50 percent oh actually no just barely over no it is sub 50 nice job Marcel uh 189 zero touchdowns two interceptions zero big time throws zero turnover-worthy play so we'll give him some slack there but four carries for eight yards usually you'd have some presence there uh in a pretty bad spank And I don't think Texas A&M put up more than six points So really bad performance there. Nico Yamalava, the only reason I didn't have him as a clear dud of the week is because he got hurt. Ended up coming in and throwing an interception after he got hurt We love that. But 17 throws, 10 completions for 162 yards You know, oh, damn, 16 yards of completion But zero touchdowns, two interceptions, excuse me Zero big-time throws, three turnover-worthy plays five carries for 17 yards and a fumble as well with one missed tackle forced Nico looked bad like really bad like this was a battle of the bums like it was it was embarrassing like this word Raiola was playing up against Yamalava and if i paid money to watch that ---- show i would be fuming anyways mario craver wide receiver at texas a&m he ended up having a bad week and a performance like I just said. They didn't put up seven points. He was targeted six times and got one reception for six yards and had a drop as well. I've never been a big Mario Craver guy, but I hate to say it, it makes me look righter than wronger. There are weeks where he makes me look wrong. This is a week where he makes me look right. Jakarius Peake looks, he's always been a guard in my mind, but some people really want to say he's a tackle. Certain channels that really want to hound that, but you know, I have my bad takes. They have their bad takes. It's the price of being honest so no one bats a thousand in this he ended up having four pressures on his 39 pass blocking reps for South Carolina people are going to ask why Lenoris is not a winner of the week because it's like oh you know he didn't have a big turnover the play he had four touchdowns zero picks like end up having a very big win he made some dumb ass plays the one that really stuck with me the most is when he was like rolling out to the left and I think it was a design run he started scrambling or was a design run off the top of my head i cannot remember but his wide receiver was blocking and it's like Lenoris is here running this way the wide receiver's here and he's blocking a corner here lenore's is like let me just run like the wide receiver had this essentially walled off and he's like let me run to where you're not blocking him and got tackled for a loss riddle me that so stuff like that i'm like still this guy's not an nfl qb and this come from someone who had him as my number one player just a little bit over one year ago. So just keep that in mind. I'm as biased as I could be for Lenora Sellers. Missed deep balls, just made some dumb ass decisions. I personally think he's really far away. Regardless, I talk ---- about Cortez Harris and the rest of the Virginia Tech crew. And, you know, I got a lot of love for him. But, you know, Cortez Harris put him in the first round in the mock draft for 2028 earlier in the week. Ends up coming out and putting zero pressures on Cal. It's not hard to put pressures up on Cal. Frederick Williams cannot handle a bull rush. And I just do not know why. I don't know why they couldn't do it. Have to ask my contacts there. John Mateer is next. I had the pleasure of seeing the Red River rivalry in person. Texas OU. I was on the Oklahoma side. It's funny. They're pretty well segregated in terms of your fan base. like for the most part texas fans are sitting with a bunch of texas fans i was in a little bit of a mixed section so to speak there were some texas fans uh mostly oklahoma i ended up wearing my kyler murray oklahoma jersey i'm like i'm never having a chance to wear this again and it was an unreal experience obviously oklahoma wins with the last second field goal the energy was immaculate i ended up sitting i got i got gifted seats because um i got i work a pretty cool job it's not normal we've never i've never gotten a gift like that but my boss couldn't make it he got a gift and he was like Alex you want to go i'm like i'm down brother i'm down didn't realize like it was four tickets got to bring my significant other along with my parents amazing experience on that being able to see Arch Manning up close got to be able to see a hundred yard performance from Cam Coleman right as i was getting ---- on X for it awesome experience but yeah I mean it was so bad watching John Mateer in person like I've never had less faith in a player than just like watching John Mateer I'm like this guy does not look like he knows how to play football it was really bad but yeah John Mateer uh quarterback out of Oklahoma I'm realizing that I did not recolor the text I think red I'm slightly colorblind all this ---- probably blends into me but um you know he ends up putting up 18 completions on 27 throws did not feel like that by the way 155 yards zero touchdowns zero interceptions one big time throw two turnover worthy plays 10 carries for 12 yards two fumbles and two missed tackles forced the dude just made some inept plays did not end up making like the proper ones when like it felt like this dude was just checking down the whole game and people are going to ask why is Arch Manning not on here arch still had some incredible plays like the pass to uh cam coleman it was led inside properly good placement he ended up having to strike to cam coleman late as well and he just didn't put together the full game but he still showed reasons why we love him john matier showed not one like there was not a play where i was like damn john it was legitimately one of the most embarrassing games i've ever seen for a player that i was trying to believe in it's just he's just not it i hope i'm wrong but it was just like whoa but arch he looked a little sluggish like arch made some bad throws there was one his first interception he's rolling to the right if he just puts it on a rope it's a big time throw it's like an extension it's a beautiful play he just sails it i'm like why he ended up throwing a high why he was shaking his shoulder um arch just doesn't look healthy but john matier um he looked worse just got bailed out by his defense say the least ty redmond corner out of tennessee did not have a good week he ended up allowing he had a defensive stop but allowed five receptions on the five targets his way for 32 yards and a touchdown Chris Peel, corner out of Syracuse, didn't have much better of a day. He had a defensive stop. allowed three receptions on three targets his way for 54 yards and a touchdown. Then we go to Dijon Lee. Dijon's been on this a lot. his coach was chewing him out, too He ended up having four targets, three receptions for 54 yards. and then keon saab ending off this list four targets, four receptions for 41 yards and a touchdown allowed Basically, disappointing week for defensive backs. i did not really have any of the top defensive backs getting a win so that's the video thank you guys so much for watching showing the love you always do i'll see you later peace