How did former Huskers fare in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. Things are getting thin for former Huskers in the NFL playoffs.
Several Huskers had solid performances in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, but five former Huskers saw their seasons end.
Lavonte David once again had a standout day for Tampa Bay, but it wasn’t enough to push the Bucs past the Lions.
Randy Gregory, an EDGE with the San Francisco 49ers is the only former Husker remaining in the NFL playoffs.
Here’s a quick look at how former Huskers fared in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.
Maliek Collins, Houston Texans: Collins started at defensive tackle and recorded one tackle in the Texans’ loss to the Ravens. Collins appeared in 43 defensive snaps and seven on special teams in the loss.
Khalil Davis, Houston Texans: Davis appeared as a reserve defensive lineman in the loss to Baltimore. Davis recorded one tackle on 26 defensive snaps and seven on special teams.
Lavonte David, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: David started at linebacker and led the Buccaneers with 13 tackles, two for loss, a quarterback hurry and a six-yard sack. David appeared in 73 defensive snaps and two on special teams in the loss to Detroit.
Trey Palmer, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Palmer had two catches for 32 yards in the loss to the Lions. Palmer was targeted twice in 38 offensive snaps.
Randy Gregory, San Francisco 49ers: Gregory appeared as a reserve EDGE in the 49ers win over Green Bay. Gregory recorded two tackles and a quarterback hurry in the victory on 21 defensive snaps and four on special teams. The 49ers take on Detroit in the NFC Championship game on Sunday at 5:30 p.m. CT.
Samori Toure, Green Bay Packers: Toure was placed on injured reserve prior to the start of the NFL Playoffs. The Packers were eliminated by the San Francisco 49ers.