THE FLATS — Jalen Camp’s NFL debut highlighted another week of #ProJackets action in the National Football League as they enter Week 10.
Wide receiver Jalen Camp made his NFL debut for Houston on Thursday Night Football play week, playing 15 offensive snaps and catching his first professional pass for seven yards in the effort. The Texans ultimately fell to the red-hot Philadelphia Eagles 29-17.
Top of the screen. Jalen Camp called up off the Texans practice squad. Shrugs off Bradberry and shows off his plus ball skills for the 1st down. Ripped 226lbs almost 6’2’’, BMI almost 30, sub 4.5 40.
Howie, please steal this one. pic.twitter.com/gtX1KyrRMJ
— wannnabGM (@PhillyWannabGM) November 9, 2022
Defensive end Adam Gotsis returned to the active roster for Jacksonville, primarily playing on special teams while also taking a few defensive snaps in the 27-20 win over the Raiders.
Raiders tight end Darren Waller continues to battle a hamstring injury, now being assigned to the injured reserve list, pushing his return-to-play timeline to at least four games. The earliest Waller could return is when Las Vegas takes on the Rams on Dec. 8.
Kicker Harrison Butker returned to the Chiefs despite not yet being 100 percent recovered from ankle injury and hit two field goals in the 20-17 win over Tennessee.
Linebacker Jeremiah Attaochu made his debut for the LA Chargers last week in the 20-17 win over the Falcons. The 29-year-old appeared in just three defensive snaps and four special teams snap after signing just days before the game.
Competitive Drive Initiative
In a unified endeavor, Georgia Tech, the Georgia Tech Foundation, Georgia Tech athletics and the Alexander-Tharpe Fund have come together to accelerate funding for student-athlete scholarships with the launch of the Competitive Drive Initiative. The initiative kicks off with the Accelerate GT Match Program, where any new gift to the A-T Fund’s Athletic Scholarship Fund made through Dec. 31 will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the Georgia Tech Foundation, up to $2.5 million. Should Accelerate GT reach its $2.5 million fundraising goal, the matching gift would result in a $5 million impact for Georgia Tech athletics. To learn more and to contribute online, visit atfund.org/accelerate.
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