Oklahoma State in NFL: How former Cowboys fared in Week 4

A weekly look at how former Oklahoma State Cowboys players performed in the NFL.

Dan Bailey, K (Vikings)

Bailey was 1-for-2 on field goals and 4-for-4 on extra points in Minnesota’s 31-23 win at Houston. He kicked a 31-yarder in the first quarter then missed a 55-yarder in the second. It’s the second straight week he’s missed a field goal after he missed a 49-yarder in a 31-30 loss to the Titans.

Bailey is 66 percent (4 of 6) on field goals and 100 percent on extra points (8 of 8) for 20 total points.

Chris Carson, RB and Tre Flowers, DB (Seahawks)

Carson, who suffered a first-degree right knee sprain last week, rushed 16 times for 80 yards and two 1-yard touchdowns, and had three catches for 20 receiving yards in Seattle’s 31-23 win at Miami. He has 237 rushing and 113 receiving yards and five touchdowns (two rushing, three receiving).

Flowers had seven tackles (four solo) to increase his season total to 15.

Justice Hill, RB (Ravens)

Hill had one tackle as a gunner on the punt team in his season debut in Baltimore’s 31-27 road win against the Washington Football Team. He missed the previous three games with a thigh injury.

Tyron Johnson, WR (Chargers)

Johnson, who was activated from the practice squad, made his first NFL reception count with a 53-yard touchdown in his first career game in Los Angeles’ 38-31 loss at Tampa Bay.

Emmanuel Ogbah, DE (Dolphins)

Ogbah had a season-high five tackles (three solo), two tackles for loss and a sack in Miami’s 31-23 loss to the Seahawks. He has 11 tackles (six solo) and two sacks.

Russell Okung, OT (Panthers)

Okung was listed as inactive for a second straight week

Kevin Peterson, CB (Cardinals)

Peterson did not record a stat in Arizona’s 31-21 loss at Carolina.

Vincent Taylor, DT (Browns)

Taylor had a fumble recovery in the first quarter and one tackle in Cleveland’s 49-38 win at Dallas. He has four tackles (three solo), two stuffs and a fumble recovery this season.

James Washington, WR and Mason Rudolph, QB (Steelers)

Pittsburgh’s game against the Titans was rescheduled for Oct. 25 after an outbreak of positive COVID-19 tests within the Tennessee organization.