UNIVERSITY PARK – Week Two in the National Football League saw 45 Penn State Football alums populate the rosters of 24 National Football League organizations, with multiple former Nittany Lions’ pass catchers delivering impressive performances.

Indianapolis rookie tight end Tyler Warren left his mark in the Colts’ victory over Denver, finishing with four receptions for 79 cards, including a 41-yard reception in the first quarter. Warren leads or co-leads all NFL tight ends in receiving yards (155), yards after the catch (92) and contested catches (three).

Jacksonville wide receiver Parker Washington also impressed in his team’s loss to Cincinnati, leading his team was 76 receiving yards and catching all five of his targets. On the opposing sideline, Bengals wide receiver Mitchell Tinsley made the most of his lone target, catching a 13-yard touchdown for his first career score.

Notable performances on all three phases included Philadelphia running back Saquon Barkley, who delivered another good outing (94 total yards, including a 13-yard rushing touchdown) as the Eagles defeated Kansas City. On defense, Miami linebacker Chop Robinson shined in his team’s loss to New England, racking up a second-quarter sack, plus a quarterback hit and two solo tackles. And on special teams, Baltimore punter Jordan Stout had a busy but productive afternoon against Cleveland, helping to flip the field by delivering two of his five punts inside the Browns’ 20-yard line.

Here’s how all 45 former Nittany Lions fared in Week 2:

Saquon Barkley, RB (2015-17), Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles 20, Chiefs 17

Second season with Philadelphia (eighth in the NFL)

Had 22 carries for 88 yards and a 13-yard touchdown run.

Added two catches for six yards

Ryan Bates, OL (2016-18), Chicago Bears

Lions 52, Bears 21

Second season with Chicago (seventh in the NFL)

Recorded three snaps, all on special teams

Jaquan Brisker, S (2019-21), Chicago Bears

Lions 52, Bears 21

Fourth season with Chicago (fourth in the NFL)

Recorded nine combined tackles, five of which were solo tackles

Played 59 defensive snaps, including another 10 on special teams

Ji’Ayir Brown, S (2020-22), San Francisco 49ers

49ers 26, Saints 21

Third season with San Francisco (third in the NFL)

Recorded two combined tackles, one of which was solo

Had one passed defensed

Played seven defensive snaps

Abdul Carter, LB (2022-24), New York Giants

Cowboys 40, Giants 37 (OT)

First season with the New York Giants (first in the NFL)

Second NFL game, recording 67 defensive snaps

Had one solo tackle

Recorded one quarterback hit

Tariq Castro-Fields, CB (2017-21) – Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles 20, Chiefs 17

Second season with Philadelphia (fourth in the NFL)

On injured reserve

Sean Clifford, QB (2017-22) – Cincinnati Bengals

First season with Cincinnati (third in the NFL)

On practice squad

Signed on September 16

Jahan Dotson, WR (2018-21), Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles 20, Chiefs 17

Second season with Philadelphia (fourth in the NFL)

Recorded 22 offensive snaps, three on special teams

Caught one pass on one target for four yards

Arnold Ebiketie, LB (2021), Atlanta Falcons

Falcons 22, Vikings 6

Fourth season with Atlanta (fourth in the NFL)

Played 20 defensive snaps

Recorded two tackles, both solo

Olumuyiwa Fashanu, OL (2020-23), New York Jets

Bills 30, Jets 10

Second season with the New York Jets (second in the NFL)

Has started both games at left tackle, has not been penalized

Pat Freiermuth, TE (2018-20), Pittsburgh Steelers

Seahawks 31, Steelers 17

Fifth season with Pittsburgh (fifth in the NFL)

Had 28 offensive snaps

Recorded three catches on four targets for 31 yards

Longest catch for 20 yards

Will Fries, OL (2017-20), Minnesota Vikings

Falcons 22, Vikings 6

First season with Minnesota (fifth in the NFL)

Started at guard, played 47 offensive snaps

Mike Gesicki, TE (2014-17), Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals 31, Jaguars 27

Second season with Cincinnati (seventh in the NFL)

Played 36 offensive snaps

Had three catches on four targets for 18 yards

Longest catch of 10 yards

Blake Gillikin, P (2016-19), Arizona Cardinals

Cardinals 27, Panthers 22

Third season with Arizona (sixth in the NFL)

Punted two times, average of 61.5 yards

Longest punt of 62 yards

Kevin Givens, DT (2016-18), San Francisco 49ers

49ers 26, Saints 21

Sixth season with San Francisco (sixth in the NFL)

On injured reserve

Chris Godwin, WR (2014-16), Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Buccaneers 20, Texans 19

Ninth season with Tampa Bay (ninth in the NFL)

Inactive in Week 2 due to injury

Yetur Gross-Matos, DE (2017-19), San Francisco 49ers

49ers 26, Saints 21

Second season with San Francisco (sixth in the NFL)

Played 17 defensive snaps

Adisa Isaac, DE (2019-23), Baltimore Ravens

Ravens 41, Browns 17

Second season with Baltimore (second in the NFL)

On injured reserve

Coziah Izzard, DT (2020-24), New Orleans Saints

49ers 26, Saints 21

First season with New Orleans (first in the NFL)

On practice squad

Austin Johnson, DT (2013-15), Jacksonville Jaguars

Bengals 31, Jaguars 27

First season with Jacksonville (ninth in the NFL)

Played 12 defensive snaps

Recorded one tackle

Theo Johnson, TE (2020-23), New York Giants

Cowboys 40, Giants 37 (OT)

Second season with the New York Giants (second in the NFL)

Played 56 offensive snaps

Had four catches on five targets for 34 yards

Longest catch of 14 yards

DaQuan Jones, DT (2010-13), Buffalo Bills

Bills 30, Jets 10

Fourth season with Buffalo (12th in the NFL)

Played 22 defensive snaps

Recorded a solo sack

Jalen Kimber, CB (2024), Buffalo Bills

Bills 30, Jets 10

First season with Buffalo (first in the NFL)

On practice squad

Kalen King, CB (2021-23), Carolina Panthers

Cardinals 27, Panthers 22

First season with Carolina (second in the NFL)

On practice squad

Kobe King, LB (2021-24), Minnesota Vikings

Falcons 22, Vikings 6

First season with Minnesota (first in the NFL)

Second NFL game, played 12 snaps (all on special teams)

Connor McGovern, OL (2016-18), Buffalo Bills

Bills 30, Jets 10

Third season with Buffalo (seventh in the NFL)

Started at center, played 67 offensive snaps

PJ Mustipher, DT (2018-22), Arizona Cardinals

Cardinals 27, Panthers 22

Second season with Arizona (second in the NFL)

Played 16 defensive snaps

Recorded three tackles, one solo

Hunter Nourzad, OL (2022-23), Kansas City Chiefs

Eagles 20, Chiefs 17

Second season with Kansas City (second in the NFL)

Inactive in Week 2

Odafe Oweh, LB (2019-20), Baltimore Ravens

Ravens 41, Browns 17

Fifth season with Baltimore (fifth in the NFL)

Played 41 defensive snaps

Recorded one total tackle and two quarterback hits

Micah Parsons, DL (2018-19), Green Bay Packers

Packers 27, Commanders 18

First season with Green Bay (fifth in the NFL)

Played 44 defensive snaps

Had two tackles

Recorded a half-sack and three quarterback hits

Joey Porter Jr., CB (2019-22), Pittsburgh Steelers

Seahawks 31, Steelers 17

Third season with Pittsburgh (third in the NFL)

Did not play in Week 2

Jaylen Reed, S (2021-24), Houston Texans

Buccaneers 20, Texans 19

First season with Houston (first in the NFL)

Remains on injured reserve with designation to return

Chop Robinson, LB (2022-23), Miami Dolphins

Patriots 33, Dolphins 27

Second season with Miami (second in the NFL)

Had 24 defensive snaps

Recorded one sack, one tackle for loss, and one quarterback hit

Had two combined tackles, both of which were solo

Miles Sanders, RB (2016-18), Dallas Cowboys

Cowboys 40, Giants 37 (OT)

First season with Dallas (seventh in the NFL)

Had 20 offensive snaps

Rushed five times for 15 yards

Caught two receptions for 4 yards

Nick Scott, S (2015-18), Carolina Panthers

Cardinals 27, Panthers 22

Second season with Carolina (seventh in the NFL)

Played 54 defensive snaps, additional five snaps on special teams

Had three tackles, all of which were solo

Juice Scruggs, OL (2018-22), Houston Texans

Buccaneers 20, Texans 19

Third season with Houston (three in the NFL)

Played three snaps, all on special teams, for the second consecutive week

Chris Stoll, LS (2017-22), Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks 31, Steelers 17

Third season with Seattle (third in the NFL)

Played 10 snaps, all on special teams

Jordan Stout, P (2019-21), Baltimore Ravens

Ravens 41, Browns 17

Fourth season with Baltimore (fourth in the NFL)

Punted five times for an average of 51.8 yards

Longest punt of 58 yards

Two punts pinned inside the 20-yard line

Brenton Strange, TE (2019-22), Jacksonville Jaguars

Bengals 31, Jaguars 27

Third season with Jacksonville (third in the NFL)

Played 64 offensive snaps

Had three catches on five targets for 17 yards

Longest catch was 10 yards

Mitchell Tinsley, WR (2022), Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals 31, Jaguars 27

First season with Cincinnati (third in the NFL)

Had 10 offensive snaps

Recorded one catch on one target, resulted in a 13-yard touchdown

Rasheed Walker, OL (2019-21), Green Bay Packers

Packers 27, Commanders 18

Fifth season with Green Bay (fifth in the NFL)

Started at left tackle, playing all 63 offensive snaps

Caedan Wallace, OL (2019-23), New England Patriots

Patriots 33, Dolphins 27

Second season with New England (second in the NFL)

Inactive in Week 2

Tyler Warren, TE (2020-24), Indianapolis Colts

Colts 29, Broncos 28

First season with Indianapolis (first in the NFL)

Second NFL game, played 66 offensive snaps

Caught four passes on seven targets for 79 yards

Longest catch was a 41-yard reception

Parker Washington, WR (2020-22), Jacksonville Jaguars

Bengals 31, Jaguars 27

Third season with Jacksonville (third in the NFL)

Played 17 offensive snaps

Caught five passes on five targets for 76 yards

Longest catch was 40-yard reception

Kevin Winston Jr., S (2022-24), Tennessee Titans

Rams 33, Titans 19

First season with Tennessee (first in the NFL)

Inactive in Week 2

Sal Wormley, OL (2019-24), Jacksonville Jaguars

Bengals 31, Jaguars 27

First season with Jacksonville (first in the NFL)

On practice squad