Rice Football is well represented on 2023 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 8.

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)	Week 8	Result	Week 9
Denver Broncos	Elijah Garcia (DL)	vs Chiefs	W, 24-9	vs Chiefs
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	vs Raiders	W, 26-14	vs Raiders (MNF)
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	vs Saints	L, 38-27	vs Saints
Los Angeles Rams	Austin Trammell (WR)	at Cowboys	L, 43-20	vs Cowboys
New England Patriots	Calvin Anderson (OL)	vs Dolphins	L, 31-17	at Dolphins
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	vs Jaguars	L, 20-10	vs Jaguars
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	vs Browns	W, 24-20	vs Browns
Tampa Bay Bucs	Nick Leverett (OL)	at Bills	L, 24-18	at Bills (TNF)

Offense

Calvin Anderson – OT, Patriots

Anderson was inactive for the Patriots’ Week 8 loss to the Dolphins.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson was not activated from the concussion protocol this week and was inactive for the Colts’ Week 8 loss to the Saints.

Nick Leverett – OT, Buccaneers

Leverett has been active for back-to-back games for the first time this season, seeing action with the Bucs’ special teams unit again this week against the Bills.

Austin Trammell – WR, Rams

Trammel registered just one punt return this week against the Cowboys, a loss of five yards.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

For the second straight game, Adams was limited to special teams duties and did not see any defensive snaps.

Elijah Garcia – DL, Broncos

Garcia was inactive for Week 8. He last played for the Broncos in Week 5 against the Jets.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox was only called upon once on Monday Night Football, delivering a 48-yard blast.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

The boxscore will show Boswell responsible for his first missed field goal of the season on Sunday, but that miscue comes with an asterisk. Boswell drilled a 55-yarder at the end of the half, only for a penalty to nullify the kick and force him to try from 61 yards. He missed the second attempt. Outside of that long shot, Boswell made his other field goal and an extra point.

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Rice Football is well represented on 2023 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 7.

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)	Week 7	Result	Week 8
Denver Broncos	Elijah Garcia (DL)	vs Packers	W, 19-17	vs Chiefs
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	at Ravens	L, 38-6	vs Raiders
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	vs Browns	L, 39-38	vs Saints
Los Angeles Rams	Austin Trammell (WR)	vs Steelers	L, 24-17	at Cowboys
New England Patriots	Calvin Anderson (OL)	vs Bills	W, 29-25	vs Dolphins
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	at Rams	W, 24-17	vs Jaguars
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	vs Cardinals	W, 20-10	vs Browns
Tampa Bay Bucs	Nick Leverett (OL)	vs Falcons	L, 16-13	at Bills

Offense

Calvin Anderson – OT, Patriots

Anderson was inactive in Week 7 for just the second time this season.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson was not activated from the concussion protocol this week and was inactive for the Colts’ Week 7 loss to the Browns.

Nick Leverett – OT, Buccaneers

After being active in all of the Bucs games to this point but not playing, Leverett saw his first action of the season on special teams in Week 6.

Austin Trammell – WR, Rams

Trammel returned his second kickoff as a Ram this weekend, taking it 20 yards, a career-long.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

Adams returned to primarily special teams duty this week after posting back-to-back games with a tackle on defense.

Elijah Garcia – DL, Broncos

Garcia was inactive for Week 7. He last played for the Broncos in Week 5 against the Jets.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox punted four times on Sunday, including a long of 61 yards. That was one of the lone bright spots for the Lions in an otherwise tough afternoon.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

Boswell attempted just one field goal try on Sunday, but he made it count, delivering from 53 yards out. He also tacked on three extra-point tries in another perfect outing.

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Rice Football is well represented on 2023 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 6.

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)	Week 6	Result	Week 7
Denver Broncos	Elijah Garcia (DL)	at Chiefs (TNF)	L, 19-8	vs Packers
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	at Bucs	W, 20-6	at Ravens
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	at Jaguars	L, 37-20	vs Browns
Los Angeles Rams	Austin Trammell (WR)	vs Cardinals	W, 26-9	vs Steelers
New England Patriots	Calvin Anderson (OL)	at Raiders	L, 21-17	vs Bills
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	— BYE —	—	at Rams
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	at Bengals	L, 17-13	vs Cardinals
Tampa Bay Bucs	Nick Leverett (OL)	vs Lions	L, 20-6	vs Falcons

Offense

Calvin Anderson – OT, Patriots

After being inactive in Week 5, Anderson returned to special teams duty in Week 6. That’s been his primary role this season after starting the first two games of the regular season.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson was the second-leading receiver for the Colts in Week 5, trailing only wideout Michael Pittman Jr. Granson hauled in three passes, including the 45-yarder below, finishing with a career-best 67 receiving yards.

Smooth route by Kylen Granson. 45-yard gain but could've been more if he got hit in stride. pic.twitter.com/VkAchrxMje

— Cody Manning (@CodyTalksNFL) October 17, 2023

Nick Leverett – OT, Buccaneers

Leverett has yet to appear in a game for the Bucs so far this season despite being active again on Sunday.

Austin Trammell – WR, Rams

Trammel registered a career-best 30 return yards on three punt returns on Sunday, but did fumble, his first turnover of his professional career. He also added a few snaps at a wide receiver.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

Adams registered another tackle in Week 5, bringing his season total to five. He’s seen more work in the last three games than he had at any point prior in the season.

Elijah Garcia – DL, Broncos

Garcia was inactive on Thursday night for the Broncos’ loss to the Chiefs.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox boomed four punts on Sunday, averaging 45 yards including a long of 50. He downed two of them inside the 20.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

Boswell and the Steelers were on bye in Week 5.

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Rice Football is well represented on 2023 NFL rosters. Here’s the latest from the NFL Owls in action in Week 5.

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)	Week 5	Result	Week 6
Denver Broncos	Elijah Garcia (DL)	vs Jets	L, 31-21	at Chiefs (TNF)
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	vs Panthers	W, 42-24	at Bucs
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	vs Titans	W, 23-16	at Jaguars
Los Angeles Rams	Austin Trammell (WR)	vs Eagles	L, 23-14	vs Cardinals
New England Patriots	Calvin Anderson (OL)	vs Saints	L, 34-0	at Raiders
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	vs Ravens	W, 17-10	— BYE —
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	— BYE —	—	at Bengals
Tampa Bay Bucs	Nick Leverett (OL)	— BYE —	—	vs Lions

Offense

Calvin Anderson – OT, Patriots

Anderson was inactive in the Patriots’ Week 5 loss to the Saints.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson caught a pair of passes on Sunday on three targets, tallying 15 total yards. He’s had multiple receptions in every game so far this season

Nick Leverett – OT, Buccaneers

Leverett and the Bucs were on bye in Week 5.

Austin Trammell – WR, Rams

Trammell has found a role as the Rams’ punt returner, but that didn’t equate to much usage on Sunday against the Eagles who punted just one time. Trammell called a fair catch.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

Adams and the Seahawks were on bye in Week 5.

Elijah Garcia – DL, Broncos

Garcia made his presence felt on Sunday against the Jets, registering his first career sack and stripping quarterback Zach Wilson of the football in the process. The Jets would recover the loose ball.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox was only called upon twice in the Lions’ one-sided victory over the Panthers on Sunday, but he delivered on both occasions. Each of his punts was downed inside the 20 with the longest kick going 55 yards.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

Boswell was a perfect 3-for-3 against the Ravens, connecting from a long of 43 yards. He’s a perfect 15-for-15 on field goal tries so far this season.

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Rice Football is well represented on 2023 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)	Week 4	Result	Week 5
Denver Broncos	Elijah Garcia (DL)	at Bears	W, 31-28	vs Jets
Detroit Lions	Jack Fox (P)	at Packers	W, 34-20	vs Panthers
Indianapolis Colts	Kylen Granson (TE)	vs Rams	L, 29-23 (OT)	vs Titans
Los Angeles Rams	Austin Trammell (WR)	at Colts	W, 29-23 (OT)	vs Eagles
New England Patriots	Calvin Anderson (OL)	at Cowboys	L, 38-3	vs Saints
Pittsburgh Steelers	Chris Boswell (PK)	at Texans	L, 30-6	vs Ravens
Seattle Seahawks	Myles Adams (DL)	at Giants (MNF)	W, 24-3	— BYE —
Tampa Bay Bucs	Nick Leverett (OL)	at Saints	W, 26-9	— BYE —

Offense

Calvin Anderson – OT, Patriots

Similar to Week 3, Anderson saw only special teams duty this week after starting each of the Patriots’ first two games.

Kylen Granson – TE, Colts

Granson hauled in two passes for 24 yards on Saturday while being targeted five times, which tied wide receiver Michael Pittman for the team lead.

Nick Leverett – OT, Buccaneers

Leverett was active for the Bucs again this week, but did not see action in their Week 3 game against the Eagles.

Austin Trammell – WR, Rams

Trammell did not record any receptions against the colts, but he did serve as the teams’ primary punt return, returning four punts for 15 yards on Sunday.

Defense

Myles Adams – DL, Seahawks

Adams saw his most extensive work of the season on Monday Night Football, racking up four tackles and one sack against the Giants. The sack was one of 11 on the night for the Seahawks and the first of Adams’ career.

Elijah Garcia – DL, Broncos

Garcia registered a tackle in the Broncos’ win over the Bears in Week 4, his first official statistic recorded since an opening week loss to the Raiders.

Special Teams

Jack Fox – P, Lions

Fox punted four times on Thursday night against the Packers, averaging 45 yards per punt and downing one of his kicks inside the 20. His longest ball of the night traveled 52 yards.

Chris Boswell – K, Steelers

Boswell scored the Steelers’ lone points on Sunday, connecting on a pair of short field goals, the longest of which came from 35 yards out. In lieu of any touchdowns, Boswell’s pair of kicks represented the teams’ only points.

More Owls in the NFL

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