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NFLSU Week 6 Report Card
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NFLSU Week 6 Report Card

October 20, 2026

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Week 6 of the NFL season delivered a mix of standout performances and underwhelming showings, with several players making their mark—or failing to do so—on the field. The Broncos’ Sai’vion Jones struggled in a 17–14 overtime loss to the Seahawks, managing just one pass defense, an assisted tackle, and a QB hit, earning a disappointing grade.

Meanwhile, the Texans’ Foster Moreau stood out with two touchdown catches on two targets, while defensive standouts like Derek Stingley Jr. and Danielle Hunter made key plays.

The Saints’ Barion Brown added a special-teams punch with 66 kickoff return yards and 68 punt return yards, though the offense otherwise went largely unnoticed. The Bills’ special teams avoided any major miscues, with Lloyd Cushenberry III and Reid Ferguson contributing solid work, while the Chiefs’ defense saw limited impact, with only Mansoor Delane recording two tackles in a 22–6 win over the Chargers.

The Titans’ Cor’Dale Flott flashed potential with an interception, and the Colts’ A.J. Haulcy led the defense with six tackles, but the overall grades for many teams leaned toward mediocrity or worse, with the Packers earning an abysmal F- for a lackluster 23–13 win over the Cowboys.

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