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NC State NFL Stat Rundown: Week 4

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Here’s a statistical rundown of all the former NC State players that are in the NFL in Week 4 of the 2020 NFL season.

Quarterback

Quarterback

Russell Wilson (Seahawks/Starter) was 24 of 34 for 360 yards and 2 touchdowns (1 interception) for a QB Rating of 112.4 in the Seahawks’ 31-23 victory over the Dolphins.

Philip Rivers (Colts/Starter) was 16 of 29 for 190 yards and 1 touchdown for a QB Rating of 86.9 in the Colts’ 19-11 win over the Bears.

Running Back

Nyheim Hines (Colts/Reserve) had 9 carries for 24 yards in Indy’s 19-11 victory over Chicago, and had 3 receptions (3 targets) for 8 yards. He returned 4 punts for an average of 10.5 yards. Hines played in 35% of the offensive snaps.

Offensive Line

Garrett Bradbury (Vikings/Starter) – Bradbury played in 100% of the offensive snaps in the Vikings 31-23 win over the Texans. He allowed 1 pressure.

Joe Thuney (Patriots/Starter) – Thuney played in 100% of the offensive snaps in New England’s 26-10 loss to Kansas City. He allowed 1 pressure.

J.R. Sweezy (Cardinals/Starter) – Sweezy played in 91% of the offensive snaps in the Cardinals’ 31-21 loss to Carolina. He allowed 1 pressure.

Will Richardson (Jags/Reserve) – Richardson played in 22% of the offensive snaps in the Jags 33-25 loss to the Bengals. He didn’t allow a single pressure.

Defensive Tackle

B.J. Hill (Giants/Reserve) – Hill didn’t record any stats in the Giants 17-9 loss to the Rams, playing in 26% of the defensive snaps.

Defensive End

Kentavius Street (49ers/Reserve) – Street had 1 tackle in the 49ers’ 25-20 loss to the Eagles, playing in 18% of the defensive snaps.

James Smith-Williams (Washington/Reserve) – Smith-Williams had 2 tackles and 1 tackle for loss in Washington’s 31-17 loss to the Ravens, playing in 21% of the defensive snaps.

Linebacker

Germaine Pratt (Bengals/Starter) – Pratt had 4 tackles in Cincy’s 33-25 win over Jacksonville, playing in 63% of the defensive snaps.

Bradley Chubb (Broncos/Starter) – Chubb had 5 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 2 tackles and 5 QB Hits in Denver’s 37-28 win over the Jets, playing in 77% of the defensive snaps.

Safety

Josh Jones (Jaguars/Starter) – Jones had 11 tackles in the Jags 33-25 loss to the Bengals, playing in 99% of the defensive snaps.

Juston Burris (Panthers/Starter) – Burris had 6 tackles, 1 tackle for loss and 1 pass breakup in the Panthers 31-21 win over the Cardinals. He played in 98% of the defensive snaps.

Dontae Johnson (49ers/Starter) – Johnson had 3 tackles and 1 pass breakup in San Fran’s 25-20 loss to the Eagles, playing in 95% of the defensive snaps.

Punter

A.J. Cole (Raiders/Starter) – Cole had 1 punt that went for 57 yards in the Raiders 30-23 loss to the Bills.

Inactive

Wide Receiver Jakobi Meyers (Patriots)

Injured

Defensive Tackle Justin Jones (Chargers) has been placed on the Injured Reserve with a shoulder injury.

DNP

Quarterback Ryan Finley (Bengals)

Quarterback Mike Glennon (Jags)

Quarterback Jacoby Brissett (Colts)

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Mike Tomlin’s Thoughts on the Steelers Drafting NC State’s Payton Wilson

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April 29, 2024

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Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin was ecstatic that NC State Linebacker Payton Wilson was available for Pittsburgh to pick up with the 98th overall pick of the 2024 NFL Draft.

“We had to get comfortable with his medical and we brought him in on a pre draft visit. We allowed our medical experts to really get a good evaluation of him. We talked to him about his injury history. We were at a place of comfort. And so from that perspective, man, we’re really excited about having him.” (Link)

“Man, we’re really excited about Peyton. When we turn his tape on, we see him making all the type of plays you need linebackers to make. He’s a volume tackle player. He makes plays in the passing game from a coverage perspective via interception and pass breakup. He gets after the quarterback in the blitz game. He’s got a very well-rounded skillset. He’s a fluid mover. He can run. Had an opportunity to lay some real up close eyes on him down there in Mobile at the Senior Bowl, we’re thankful we had an opportunity to get him. He’s got all the hardware that comes with some of those things that I described being a Butkus Award winner and so forth. We had to get comfortable with his medical and we brought him in on a pre draft visit. We allowed Our medical experts to really get a good evaluation of him. We talked to him about his injury history. We were at a place of comfort. And so from that perspective, man, we’re really excited about having him.” (Link)

“I think you could characterize it as surprised. I mean, he is an award-winning linebacker, Butkus Award winner. Had an opportunity to get really familiar with him down in Mobile as well. But the linebackers themselves weren’t coming off the board at that juncture. So sometimes they make runs on positions at different times and it hadn’t been a lot of linebackers to that point. I think what he was number five or so.” (Link)

“We’re really excited about Payton. When we turn his tape on, we see him making all the types of plays you need linebackers to make. He’s a volume tackle player. He makes plays in the passing game from a coverage perspective via interception and pass breakup. He gets after the quarterback in the blitz game. He’s got a very well-rounded skill set. He’s a fluid mover. We had to get comfortable with his medical, and we were. We brought him in on a pre-draft visit to allow our medical experts to really get a good evaluation of him. We talked to him about his injury history. We were at a place of comfort, and so from that perspective, we’re really excited about having him.” (Link)

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Payton Wilson will Wear #41 for the Pittsburgh Steelers

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April 28, 2024

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Former NC State Linebacker Payton Wilson, who was drafted by Pittsburgh in 3rd round on Friday night, will wear the #41 for the Steelers.

Wilson spent his entire collegiate career at NC State wearing the #11. He wore the #11 at Orange High School.

It will take some getting used to recognize him in the #41 jersey. Currently, Steelers Wide Receiver Van Jefferson is wearing the #11.

Here’s a look at other Pittsburgh players who have worn the #41.

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NC State CB Shyheim Battle Receives Invitation to Jets Rookie Mini Camp

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NC State Cornerback Shyheim Battle has received an invitation from the New York Jets to participate in their Rookie Mini Camp.

Battle had 1 year of eligibility remaining, but declared for the NFL Draft on January 3rd.

He finished this past year as the most experienced player on the Wolfpack’s defense, starting in 41 of the 51 games he has played in dating back to 2019. In a rarity in this day-and-age, Battle was a 4-year starter at the Cornerback position for NC State. He graduated with a degree in Communications.

In his final season in Red and White, Battle had 46 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, 2 interceptions, 4 pass breakups and 1 fumble recovery. His PFF Grade of 70.6 was the 7th best on the Wolfpack defense.

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NC State PK Brayden Narveson Signs Undrafted Free Agent Deal with the Titans

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NC State Place Kicker Brayden Narveson has signed an Undrafted Free Agent Deal with the Tennessee Titans.

In his one season in Raleigh, Narveson made 18 of his 23 Field Goal attempts for the Wolfpack, and made all 38 Extra Point attempts. Narveson made some history in his one season at NC State, kicking a 57-yard Field Goal against Duke, breaking the school record for the longest Field Goal.

Narveson ranked 4th in the ACC in Field Goals attempted (23), and 5th in Field Goals made (18) this season. He ranked 9th in conference in scoring (7.1 points per game).

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