Rice Football is well represented on 2024 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 4.

There are former Rice football players scattered across the NFL. Stay tuned each week for their game results and notables from each player.

Team	NFL Owl(s)	This Week	Result	Next Week
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	vs Seahawks (MNF)	W, 42-29	— BYE —
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	vs Steelers	W, 27-24	at Jaguars
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK) Calvin Anderson (OL)	at Colts	L, 27-24	vs Cowboys
New England Patriots	Nick Leverett (OL)	at 49ers	L, 30-13	vs Dolphins
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	at Lions (MNF)	L, 42-29	vs Giants
Washington Commanders	Luke McCaffrey (WR)	at Cardinals	W, 42-14	vs Browns

Offense

Calvin Anderson – OL, Steelers

Anderson was signed to the Steelers’ 53-man roster this past week and dressed for the teams’ Week 4 game against the Colts but did not see action.

Luke McCaffrey – WR, Commanders

McCaffrey caught his lone target in Week 4, a Commanders win over the Cardinals. He now has caught all seven of his targets over four games as an NFL wideout.

Nick Leverett – OL, Patriots

Leverett played the majority of the Patriots’ offensive snaps in Week 4, taking over for an injured David Andrews who left the game in the first quarter, recovering a fumble as well as covering his typical special teams work.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson wasn’t targeted in the Colts’ Week 4 win over the Steelers, the first time he’s gone without a target in a game this season. He did play 14 special teams snaps, which was a season high.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

Adams saw his most extensive usage of the season on Monday Night Football, registering two tackles against the Lions, including one solo stop. He played a season high 38 percent of the Seahawks’ defensive snaps..

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

There wasn’t much punting on Monday Night Football but Fox made his boots count. He kicked three times for 140 yards including a long of 50. He averaged 46.7 yards per punt.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

Boswell trotted out for one field goal this week from 50 yards out and struck it through the posts. He also added three extra points. The Boz has now made 11-of-12 field goals so far this season.

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Rice Football is well represented on 2024 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 3.

There are former Rice football players scattered across the NFL. Stay tuned each week for their game results and notables from each player.

Team	NFL Owl(s)	This Week	Result	Next Week
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	at Cardinals	W, 20-13	vs Seahawks (MNF)
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	vs Bears	W, 21-16	vs Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	vs Chargers	W, 20-10	at Colts
New England Patriots	Nick Leverett (OL)	at Jets (TNF)	L, 24-3	at 49ers
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	vs Dolphins	W, 24-3	at Lions (MNF)
Washington Commanders	Luke McCaffrey (WR)	at Bengals (MNF)	W, 38-33	at Cardinals

Free Agent News

Former Rice football offensive lineman, Calvin Anderson, who most recently played with the Patriots before being released this offseason, has signed with the Steelers.

Offense

Luke McCaffrey – WR, Commanders

McCaffrey made a splash on Monday Night Football. picking up a crucial fourth down conversion from quarterback Jayden Daniels, one of three receptions on the evening for the Commanders’ rookie wide receiver. He finished with three receptions for 44 yards.

Nick Leverett – OL, Patriots

Leverett saw limited action on Thursday night, making one appearance with the Patriots special teams unit. He did not see any snaps with the offense this week.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson hauled in a 40-yard reception against the Bears, the second-longest catch of the day for the Colts. His grab accounted for roughly a quarter of their passing offense for the day.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

Adams was inactive for the Seahawks’ Week 3 game against the Dolphins.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox punted five times for 247 yards on Sunday, pinning the Cardinals inside the 20 on four of his five kicks while still managing a 494. average of his punts.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

Boswell entered rarified air this week, banging through two field goals and two extra points against the Chargers, officially surpassing 1,000 total points in his NFL career. He became the second Steeler in franchise history to achieve such a feat.

All Hail the Wizard! 2nd Steeler and 67th player in NFL history to top 1,000 career points. pic.twitter.com/hMs81dF1ZF

— Rice Football (@RiceFootball) September 22, 2024

 

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Rice Football is well represented on 2024 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 2.

There are former Rice football players scattered across the NFL. Stay tuned each week for their game results and notables from each player.

Team	NFL Owl(s)	This Week	Result	Next Week
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	vs Bucs	L, 20-16	at Cardinals
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	at Packers	L, 16-10	vs Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	at Broncos	W, 13-6	vs Chargers
New England Patriots	Nick Leverett (OL)	vs Seahawks	L, 23-20 (OT)	at Jets (TNF)
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	at Patriots	W, 23-20 (OT)	vs Dolphins
Washington Commanders	Luke McCaffrey (WR)	vs Giants	W, 21-18	at Bengals (MNF)

Offense

Luke McCaffrey – WR, Commanders

McCaffrey earned his first career start on Sunday and saw action on more than half of the Commanders’ offensive snaps for the second straight week. He did not get any targets.

Nick Leverett – OL, Patriots

Anderson was active and played five snaps on special teams in the Patriots’ Week 2 loss to the Seahawks. He also saw action on two plays with the offense for the first time this year..

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson was targeted twice in the Colts’ Week 2 loss to the Packers, catching one of those passes for nine yards.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

After being inactive in Week 1, Adams played briefly in the Seahawks’ Week 2 game against the Patriots. He did not record any statistics.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox punted twice for 67 yards, pinning his opponent inside the 20-yard line on both of his kicks. His more impressive contribution, however, came with his arm, not his leg. A former high school quarterback, Fox showcased his passing skills on a gutsy fake punt, converting on fourth down with a 17-yard pass.

Jack Fox! @RiceFootball great is at it again!pic.twitter.com/PNzvdjx2l4

— The Roost (@AtTheRoost) September 16, 2024

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

A week removed from going 6-for-6 on field goal attempts, Boswell was only asked to kick twice on Sunday, but he made them both. His longest kick went 53 yards. His six points matched his opponent’s total, helping propel the Steelers to a 2-0 start.

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Rice Football is well represented on 2024 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 1.

There are former Rice football players scattered across the NFL. Stay tuned each week for their game results and notables from each player.

Team	NFL Owl(s)	This Week	Result	Next Week
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	vs Rams	W,  26-20 (OT)	vs Bucs
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	vs Texans	L, 29-27	at Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	at Falcons	W, 18-10	at Broncos
New England Patriots	Nick Leverett (OL)	at Bengals	W, 16-10	vs Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	vs Broncos	W, 26-20	at Patriots
Washington Commanders	Luke McCaffrey (WR)	at Bucs	L, 37-20	vs Giants

Offense

Luke McCaffrey – WR, Commanders

McCaffrey caught all three of his targets for 18 yards in his NFL debut including a long reception of 10 yards. He led all Commanders receivers in yardage, topped only by running backs Austin Ekeler and Brian Robinson Jr. as well as tight end Zach Ertz.

Nick Leverett – OL, Patriots

Leverett was active and played four snaps on special teams in the Patriots’ Week 1 win over the Bengals.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson was only targeted once in the Colts’ Week 1 loss to the Texans. He did not haul in the pass.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

Adams was inactive for the Seahawks’ Week 1 game against the Broncos.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox was impressive in his Sunday Night Football performance. He punted four balls for 230 yards, an average of 57.5 yards per punt with a long of 67 yards. Two of his four kicks were downed inside the 20 yard line as the Lions topped the Rams in overtime.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

The Steelers scored 18 points on Sunday. Chris Boswell accounted for all of them himself, draining kicks of 51, 56 and 57 yards in the process. He was perfect on his way to becoming the first kicker in franchise history to make at least three kicks from 50 yards away or longer.

Cool. Calm. Collected. 😮‍💨 @FastTwitchDrink pic.twitter.com/uU1wr7hkPQ

— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) September 9, 2024

More Owls in the NFL

From practice squads to current free agents, there are other Owls on the cusp of returning to active rosters. Find more detail on current contractual agreements and former Rice football players waiting for their next opportunity here.

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