Jacks in the NFL: Week 17

Part of a weekly update, following the four active Jackrabbits in the National Football League.

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Dallas Goedert (Philadelphia Eagles) SDSU: 2014-17
Weekly Notes: Goedert played 43 offensive snaps (61 percent) and eight special teams plays in the 24-0 playoff-clinching win over the Washington Redskins in the last game of the regular season. The rookie tight end caught all three of his targets for 27 yards, including a long of 25 yards.

After the defense intercepted a deep pass on the very first play of the game, the Eagle offense moved into scoring range before throwing an interception right back. Goedert helped the team get into Redskin territory with his 25-yard catch - pushing the Philly offense to Washington's 28-yardline before going out-of-bounds. It was the longest play from scrimmage - for both teams - in the game.

Goedert ended his rookie season by playing in all 16 games (523 offensive snaps, 187 special teams), starting in eight of them, with 33 catches from 44 targets for 334 yards and four touchdowns. He had a long of 32 yards and helped pick up 13 first downs.

Foles to Goedert for 25 yards and a first down.#FlyEaglesFly
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) December 30, 2018

Up Next: NFL Playoffs (Wildcard Round) - At Chicago Bears (Sunday, Jan. 6 at 3:40 p.m. CT)

Season Notes: Ended his rookie season with 16 games played (eight starts, playing 523 offensive snaps, 187 special teams) and 33 catches on 44 targets for 334 yards and four touchdowns, 13 first downs, with a long of 32 yards ... caught his first TD of his NFL career against the Indianapolis Colts (Sept. 23) on a 13-yard throw behind the linebackers - Goedert ran up the right seam and settled behind the secondary ... also added his most yards (73), catches (7), and targets (7) in the game vs. the Colts ... career-long is vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars (Oct. 28) - a 32-yard grab on a play-action route that wheeled Goedert up the backside of the play en route to juke a defender and rumble into the end zone (third TD of the season, back-to-back games with a TD reception) ... nearly grabbed his first career pass as a touchdown in the first game of the NFL regular season (vs. Falcons, Sept. 6) - 19-yard pass attempt down the right sideline where Goedert caught it but was only able to get one foot in the end zone ... recorded his first career catch in the third quarter, a four-yard grab against the Falcons (Sept. 6) ... added his second TD of the season vs. the Carolina Panthers (Oct. 21) on a one-yard flag route that he cut short because the defender over-ran the route - nearly scored a few plays earlier on what would have been a 12 yard TD in the middle of the end zone but the ball was knocked out of his hands in tight coverage ... 2018 Preseason: scored his first touchdown in his debut preseason game, a 31-14 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers (Aug. 9) ... his most catches (four) and receiving yards (66) came in his preseason debut against the Steelers while his longest catch (28) came against the New England Patriots (Aug. 16) ... has gathered nine catches for 149 yards and one touchdown through three preseason games played (two starts, 132 offensive plays).

Adam Vinatieri (Indianapolis Colts) SDSU: 1991-94
Weekly Notes: Vinatieri scored nine points by going two-for-two on field goal tries and three-for-four on point-after attempts in the playoff-clinching win over the Tennessee Titans, 33-17. The Colts got up to an early 14-7 lead before Vinatieri added his 53-yard boot with 39 seconds in the half.

The 46-year-old kicker knocked in another one from 25 yards out in the second half to make it 27-17 with just under four minutes in the game.

With his 53-yard field goal, he passed Phil Dawson and John Kasey (42) for the fourth-most made field goals from 50 or more yards in NFL history.

The game marked his 353rd regular season game which passes Jeff Feagles, who was third all-time (352) and ties with Gary Anderson (353) for second-most all-time regular season games played in NFL history. The game was also his 193rd as a Colt, which allowed him to pass Robert Mathis and Justin Snow for the seventh-most games played in team history.

The Jackrabbit alum moved into sole possession of the second-most extra-points made in the NFL after his first PAT with 6:39 left in the first quarter. He was tied with Morten Andersen (849) prior to the game.

Vinatieri also became the fourth player ever to play in a NFL game at the age of 46 years or older joining George Blanda (48), Morten Andersen (47) and John Carney (46).

He finished the season by capturing big three NFL records and scoring 113 points by going 23-27 on field goals (a long of 54 - twice) and 44-47 on point-after attempts.

The most points scored - 2,550 (now 2,600, first set vs. Oakland Raiders, 10/28/2018)
The most regular-season wins - 210 (now 215, set vs. Tennessee Titans, 11/18/2018)
The most field goals made - 566 (now 582, first set vs. Houston Texans, 9/30/2018)
Improved most seasons with 100-plus points - 16 in 2013 (now has 21 seasons after 2018)
Oldest player to make a 50-plus yard field goal - 46 years, 2 days (53-yard FG set vs. Tennessee Titans, 12/30/2018)
Oldest player to make a 54-plus yard field goal - 45 years, 343 days (54-yard FG set vs. Houston Texans, 9/30/2018)
Second-most field goals attempted - 673 (now 690, first set vs. New England Patriots, 10/4/2018)

Next in the NFL record book for the Jackrabbit:

Games Played: currently 353 career games - tied second all-time (Gary Anderson - tied second, 353; Morten Andersen - all-time, 382)
Extra-Points Attempted: currently 870 - second all-time (George Blanda - all-time, 959)
Extra-Points Made: currently 852 - second all-time (George Blanda - all-time, 943)
Field Goals Attempted: currently 690 - second all-time (Morten Andersen - all-time, 709)

Entering his 15th postseason, 31st game of the postseason this weekend, Vinatieri already has several playoff records. His postseason stats are: 234 points, 56-68 on FG, 66-66 on PATs

Most postseason field goals in a career: 56
Most consecutive games in a single postseason with 3+ field goals: 4
Most points in postseason, career: 234
Most points in a single postseason: 49 (2006)
Most field goals made in a single postseason: 14 (2006)
Most field goals in Super Bowls: 7
Most extra points in Super Bowls: 13
Most Super Bowl wins by a place kicker: 4
Most Super Bowl appearances by a place kicker: 5
Most playoff games by a place kicker: 30, which also ranks 2nd of any position (Tom Brady has 37)

Vinny's kick is GOOD from 53-yards!

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— Indianapolis Colts (@Colts) December 31, 2018

Up Next: NFL Playoffs (Wildcard Round) - At Houston Texans (Saturday, Jan. 5 at 3:35 p.m. CT)

Season Notes: Vinatieri has gone 23-27 on field goal attempts and 44-47 on extra-point attempts, scoring 104 points, to end the 2018 regular season ... he finished 16th in overall in scoring in the NFL and 14th in scoring among kickers ... has makes of: 21, 21, 22, 23, 25, 25, 26, 28, 31, 31, 32, 35, 36, 38, 42, 43, 44, 44, 46, 51, 53, 54, 54 yards and missed four - 55 yards (short), 38 yards (hit left upright), 52 yard (wide right), 48 yards (short) ... added his 215th win which is the most regular season wins by a player (George Blanda - second, 209 ... Tom Brady - third, 207 ... Gary Anderson - fourth, 201) - first broke the record (No. 210) by beating the Tennessee Titans 38-10 (Nov. 18) ... recorded the most field goals made in a NFL career (now 582) against the Houston Texans on Sept. 30 - making a 42-yard FG in the second quarter for No. 566 ... tied Morten Andersen for most made FGs in a career (565) on Sept. 23 vs. Philadelphia Eagles on a 28-yard fourth-quarter FG ... now has the most career points scored all-time in the NFL, tying Mortern Anderson (5,544) on a 26-yard FG as time expired in the first quarter at Oakland (Oct. 28, 2018) and then chipping in a 25-yard FG with 26 seconds left in the half at Oakland (added a XP in the first and three more in the second half to finish the game with 2,550, winning 42-28 and earning the NFL's AFC Special Teams Player of the Week - first of the season) ... now scored 2,600 points all-time ... tied for second all-time in most extra-points made with his fourth and game-winning PAT vs. the New York Giants on Dec. 23 (W, 28-27) ... took sole possession of second all-time (850) vs. Tennessee Titans (Dec. 30, W, 33-17) and now has 852 .... moved up to second all-time in FGs attempted (673) on his first attempt of the game at New England Patriots (Oct. 4, 2018) and is at 690 now - needs 709 to tie Andersen's all-time record ... surpassed George Blanda to move into fourth all-time in games played at 342 by playing the Patriots on Oct. 4, 2018 ... tied Jeff Feagles with the third-most games played at 352 with the 28-27 win over the New York Giants (Dec. 23) (just the third NFL player to reach the 350-mark) and tied Gary Anderson for second-most (353) with the 33-17 win over the Tennessee Titans (Dec. 30) ... next on the list is the NFL record is Morten Andersen with 382 ... Preseason: has gone 4-for-4 on field goal attempts with a season-best 57-yard field goal against the Ravens (Aug. 20) and 2-for-2 extra-point attempts through two preseason games ... made field goals from 33, 45, 51, and 57 yards.

Career Notes: Has played in 353 games (1996-05 - NE Patriots, 2006-present - IND Colts) after completing his 23 NFL regular season, making 582-690 field goals (84.3%) with a long of 57 yards in 2002, and scored 2,600 total points ... he is 852-870 on career XPs - 98.0% (second all-time in XP attempts ... passed Andersen at 859 on Dec. 9, 2018; all-time: Blanda, 959) (second all-time XP made ...passed Andersen (849) on Dec. 30; all-time: Blanda, 943) ... four-time Super Bowl winning place kicker ... two-time pro-bowl starter ... two-time all-pro team selection ... nominated as the NFL 2000's All-Decade team ... he has several NFL records including: most seasons with 100-plus points (21 - 1996–2008, 2010, 2012–2018), most postseason field goals in a career (56), most consecutive games in a single postseason with three-plus field goals (4), most career points in postseason (234), most points in a single postseason (49), most field goals in a single postseason (14), most field goals in Super Bowls (7), most extra points in Super Bowls (13), most field goals in overtime (12), most consecutive field goals in NFL history (44), most Super Bowl wins by a place kicker (4), most Super Bowl appearances by a place kicker (5), most playoff games by a place kicker (30), which also ranks second of any position (Tom Brady has 37) ... the only player to score 1,000 points on two different teams (Wk 4 of 2015 season) ... added his 215th win which is the most regular season wins by a player (George Blanda - second, 209 ... Tom Brady - third, 207 ... Gary Anderson - fourth, 201) - first broke the record (No. 210) by beating the Tennessee Titans 38-10 (Nov. 18) ... recorded the most field goals made in a NFL career (now 582) against the Houston Texans on Sept. 30 - making a 42-yard FG in the second quarter for No. 566 ... tied Morten Andersen for most made FGs in a career (565) on Sept. 23 vs. Philadelphia Eagles on a 28-yard fourth-quarter FG ... now has the most career points scored all-time in the NFL, tying Mortern Anderson (5,544) on a 26-yard FG as time expired in the first quarter at Oakland (Oct. 28, 2018) and then chipping in a 25-yard FG with 26 seconds left in the half at Oakland (added a XP in the first and three more in the second half to finish the game with 2,550, winning 42-28 and earning the NFL's AFC Special Teams Player of the Week - first of the season) ... now scored 2,600 points all-time ... tied for second all-time in most extra-points made with his fourth and game-winning PAT vs. the New York Giants on Dec. 23 (W, 28-27) ... took sole possession of second all-time (850) vs. Tennessee Titans (Dec. 30, W, 33-17) and now has 852 .... moved up to second all-time in FGs attempted (673) on his first attempt of the game at New England Patriots (Oct. 4, 2018) and is at 690 now - needs 709 to tie Andersen's all-time record ... surpassed George Blanda to move into fourth all-time in games played at 342 by playing the Patriots on Oct. 4, 2018 ... tied Jeff Feagles with the third-most games played at 352 with the 28-27 win over the New York Giants (Dec. 23) (just the third NFL player to reach the 350-mark) and tied Gary Anderson for second-most (353) with the 33-17 win over the Tennessee Titans (Dec. 30) ... next on the list is the NFL record is Morten Andersen with 382.

Bryan Witzmann (Chicago Bears) SDSU: 2010-13
Weekly Notes: Witzmann played 41 offensive snaps (60 percent) and three special teams plays in the Bears' 12th win of the season (most in a season since 2006) over the Minnesota Vikings on the final weekend of the regular season, winning 24-10.

The Chicago offense total 332 offensive yards (163 passing, 169 rushing, 5.3 per play) while having three 70-yard-plus touchdown drives.

The SDSU alum is 8-1 when playing significant snaps with the Bears, 6-1 as a starter (lone loss is an overtime loss to the NY Giants in Wk. 13). The offense averaged 25.2 points per game and 313.6 yards per game with Witzmann playing (205.3 passing, 108.3 rushing).

With the Bears clinching the NFC North in week 15 and a spot in the playoffs, Witzmann has been to the playoffs all three years he's played a snap in the NFL (2016 Divisional Rd. - Kansas City Chiefs, 2017 Wild Card Rd. - Kansas City Chiefs, 2018 Playoffs - Clinched NFC North).

It's stormin' here in Minnesota!@TarikCohen & @JHowardx24 combine for the ??????. #CHIvsMIN | #DaBears pic.twitter.com/8sNqvfI3UO
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) December 30, 2018

Up Next: NFL Playoffs (Wildcard Round) - vs. Philadelphia Eagles (Sunday, Jan. 6 at 3:40 p.m. CT)

Season Notes: Had seven consecutive starts with the Bears and a record of 8-1 when playing significant snaps with the Bears, 6-1 as a starter ... while playing, the offense averaged 25.2 points per game and 313.6 yards per game with Witzmann playing (205.3 passing, 108.3 rushing) ... 533 offensive snaps, 43 special teams ... recorded his first start of the 2018 regular season vs. the Detroit Lions (Nov. 11) - playing all 57 snaps on offense and racking up 402 yards of total offense in the 34-22 win ... the offense score on their first four possessions with drives of 75, 91, 71, and 18 yards ... added his second consecutive start of the season vs. the Minnesota Vikings (Nov. 18) - a 25-20 win that included the longest drive of the season in terms of plays (13) and time of possession (7:13) ... saw his first action of the season vs. the Jets (Oct. 28), playing two offensive snaps at guard and five snaps on special teams ... tallied his first major action vs. the Buffalo Bills (Nov. 4), playing 45% of the offensive snaps in the 41-9 win ... signed to the Chicago Bears' 53-man roster on Oct. 8 ... waived by the Minnesota Vikings after not playing a snap with the team on Oct. 5 ... signed with the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, Sept. 10 after working out with the team on Friday ... waived by the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, Sept. 3 ... preseason: with the Kansas City Chiefs ... the Chiefs' offense has tallied 799 offensive yards with Witzmann, including 11 scoring drives that have resulted in 60 of the 98 points scored through the four preseason games ... has competed in 152 plays as the second-string offensive guard and tackle.

Career Notes: Witzmann has a 27-10 record when playing in the NFL, including 20 starts (16-4 record when starting) ... posted his 14th career start - first of the 2018 season - as a Chicago Bear vs. the Detroit Lions (Nov. 11) in the 34-22 win, playing all 57 snaps and helping the offense gain 402 yards of total offense and scoring on their first four drives of the game ... saw his first major action of the season vs. the Buffalo Bills (Nov. 4), playing 45% of the offensive snaps in the 41-9 win ... added his second consecutive start of the season vs. the Minnesota Vikings (Nov. 18) - a 25-20 win that included the longest drive of the season in terms of plays (13) and time of possession (7:13) ... signed to the Chicago Bears' 53-man roster on Oct. 8, 2018 and played his first snaps of the 2018 season on Oct. 28 vs. the Jets (two at guard, five on special teams) ... waived by the Minnesota Vikings after not playing a snap with the team on Oct. 5, 2018 ... signed with the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, Sept. 10, 2018 after working out with the team on Friday ... waived by the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, Sept. 3, 2018 ... signed with the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent in May, 2014 ... He was placed on injured reserve in August, 2014 and in September, 2015, Witzmann was waived by the Texans ... In September, 2015, Witzmann was signed to the New Orleans Saints' practice squad ... He was released by the Saints in November, 2015 but was re-signed in December ... He signed a futures contract with the Saints in January, 2016 and was waived in May, 2016 ... In June, 2016, Witzmann signed with the Dallas Cowboys and was released by the Cowboys in September, 2016 ... He was claimed off waivers by the Kansas City Chiefs in September, 2016 ... In July, 2017, he signed a one-year contract extension with the Chiefs through 2018 ... In 2017, Witzmann played in all 16 games, starting 13 at left guard for the Chiefs ... during the 2017 season, the Chiefs had 6,007 total offensive yards (ranking fifth in yards per game) including, 1,903 rushing yards (ninth in the league) and 4,104 passing yards (seventh in the league) ... they scored 42 touchdowns - 12 rushing and 26 passing (25.9 points per game - sixth in the NFL).

Zach Zenner (Detriot Lions) SDSU: 2011-14
Weekly Notes: Zenner and the Detroit Lions handed the Green Bay Packers their worst home shutout loss since 2006, winning 31-0. Zenner led the team in carries (21), yards (93) and scored the only rushing touchdown of the game.

He played 51 percent of the offensive snaps (37) - the most of any running back - and another nine special teams plays. The SDSU RB had a long of 13 yards on the ground and added a 30-yard catch from two targets.

Zenner saw his first carries with about eight minutes to play in the first quarter. He had a one-yard carry off the left end and a five-yard carry up the middle to push the Lions to midfield. He had two more carries for six yards and no gain on Green Bay's seven- and one-yard line. The drive resulted in the first points of the game - a five-yard TD pass to go up 7-0.

On the following Detroit possession, the running back added three more carries for six yards - one carry inside of Green Bay's 15 for five yards - which eventually added another touchdown pass on the board.

On the third straight scoring drive for the Lions, Zenner packed on 42 yards and finally punched into the endzone to go up 21-0 with 1:11 to go in the half. He had eight carries - one passing target - with one of them being nullified after a three-yard touchdown rush was pushed back because of holding. The following play was his 13-yard touchdown.

The fourth-year running back ended with his second-best season in the NFL with eight games played (one start) with 55 carries for 265 yards and three touchdowns (4.8 yards per carry, long of 29). He also had 10 targets, seven catches, for 56 yards (8.0 per catch, long of 30). In the last four games of the season where Zenner had the most action, the team went 2-2 while he had 51 carries for 237 yards (4.6 yards per carry) and three touchdowns with six catches for 52 yards.

TOUCHDOWN @zenner31! #OnePride pic.twitter.com/L9zN0O0Snq
— Detroit Lions (@Lions) December 30, 2018

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Season Notes: Zenner ended the season with eight games played (one start, 118 offensive snaps, 137 special teams) with 55 carries for 265 yards and three touchdowns (4.8 yards per carry, long of 29) ... also had 10 targets, seven catches, for 56 yards (8.0 per catch, long of 30) ... In the last four games of the season where Zenner had the most action, the team went 2-2 while he had 51 carries for 237 yards (4.6 yards per carry) and three touchdowns with six catches for 52 yards ... finished the season with his best performance (21 carries, 93 yards, one touchdown, one catch for 30 yards) at Green Bay (W, 31-0) that included 42 yards on eight carries and two endzone trips (one was nullified - a three-yard TD, scored on following play - 13-yard TD) on one drive ... his first big game of the season was in a 17-3 win vs. the Arizona Cardinals on Dec. 9, 2018 (12 rushes, 54 yards and one TD) ... had seven carries for 42 yards and the lone offensive score of the game on one drive in the third quarter ... tied for team's most carries and had the most rushing yards ... followed that up with his first start of the season - a 10-carry (team-best), 45-yard performance with a touchdown (including three catches on four targets and a long of five yards) - at the Buffalo Bills (Dec. 16; L, 14-13) ... his third game was another 45-yard performance (on eight carries) vs. Minnesota (L, 27-9) ... added two plays on offense (19 on special teams) in his first eligible game back with the Lions vs. the Chicago Bears (Nov. 11) ... tallied one rush for 12 yards on the last play of the game while also notching a special teams tackle on the kickoff unit ... had his most action on Thanksgiving Day vs. the Chicago Bears (Nov. 22), adding two carries for nine yards (long of eight) and one catch for four yards in the 23-16 loss ... signed back with the Detroit Lions on Nov. 6 after the team waived RB Ameer Abdullah ... was waived by the Detroit Lions on Sept. 12 after he was placed on the reserve/injured list on Sept. 1 ... preseason: is has been has tallied nine rushing attempts for 16 yards with a long of seven yards and one catch for 11 yards (against the New York Giants, Aug. 17) through the preseason games ... has tallied 36 offensive plays and 31 special teams plays.

Career Notes: Zenner has played in 36 games (six starts) through four NFL seasons - all with Detroit ... has 174 carries for 685 yards and eight career TDs rushing ... 37 targets, 27 catches for 263 yards receiving ... only one career fumble ... 2016 was his biggest year (14 games, 4 starts, 88 carries, 334 rush, 4 TDs, 3.8 YPC ... 18 catches, 196 yards, 10.9 YPC) with 2018 following up (8 games, 1 start, 55 carries, 265 rush, 3 rush TDs, 4.8 YPC ... 7 catches, 56 yards, 8.0 YPC) ... signed back with the Detroit Lions on Nov. 6 after the team waived RB Ameer Abdullah ... was waived by the Detroit Lions on Sept. 12 after he was placed on the reserve/injured list on Sept. 1 ... the Detroit Lions signed him as an undrafted free agent in 2015 ... In May, 2015, the Detroit Lions signed him to a three-year deal ... In 2015, Zenner entered training camp competing for the fourth running back on the Lions' depth chart ... He ultimately won the position, leading the NFL in rushing yards during the preseason, and went into the regular season as the fourth backup ... made his professional regular season debut in the Lions' season opener at the San Diego Chargers, finishing with two carries for six rushing yards ... On Oct. 12, 2015, Zenner earned his first career start and had a season-high ten carries for 30 rushing yards against the Arizona Cardinals ... On Oct. 16, 2016, he earned his first start of the season and finished with a career-high 14 rushing attempts for 58 rushing yards and caught two passes for 14 receiving yards during a 31-28 victory over the Los Angeles Rams ... The following week, he scored his first career touchdown on a one-yard run in the third quarter of a 20-17 win against the Washington Redskins ... On December 26, 2016, in a Monday Night Football game, Zenner had 12 carries for 67 rushing yards and a career-high two rushing touchdowns in the first half of the Lions' 21-42 loss to the Dallas Cowboys ... In a limited role in the 2017 season, Zenner had 14 carries for 26 yards and a rushing touchdown ... has 119 career attempts for 420 yards and five touchdowns in three seasons with the Lions ... he also has 207 career receiving yards.

SDSU Players Drafted By NFL Teams
1939: Bob Riddell, end, Philadelphia (17)
1951: Harry Gibbons, back, Chicago (20)
1951: Dick Peot, tackle, Detroit (28)
1953: Pete Retzlaff, back, Detroit (22)
1955: Jerry Welch, back, Baltimore (22)
1956: Dick Klawitter, center, Chicago (8)
1957: Harwood Hoeft, end, Baltimore (24)
1958: Wayne Haensel, tackle, N.Y. Giants (25)
1959: LeRoy Bergan, tackle, Baltimore (17)
1961: Leland Bondhus, tackle, Green Bay (19)
1962: Joe Thorne, back, Green Bay (12)
1962: Ron Frank, tackle, San Francisco (16)
1964: Wayne Rasmussen, back, Detroit (9)
1966: Ron Meyer, quarterback, Chicago (7)
1966: Ed Maras, end, Green Bay (20)
1970: Tim Roth, defensive end, Oakland (16)
1973: Phil Engle, tackle, Green Bay (11)
1975: Lynn Boden, tackle, Detroit (1)
1975: Jerry Lawrence, tackle, Houston (8)
1976: Todd Simonsen, tackle, Houston (6)
1976: Bob Gissler, defensive end, Miami (14)
1978: Bill Matthews, linebacker, New England (5)
1980: Chuck Loewen, offensive lineman, San Diego (7)
1986: Bruce Klostermann, linebacker, Denver (8)
1993: Doug Miller, linebacker, San Diego (7)
1995: Adam Timmerman, offensive lineman, Green Bay (7)
1999: Steve Heiden, tight end, San Diego (3)
2010: Danny Batten, defensive end, Buffalo (6)
2018: Dallas Goedert, tight end, Philadelphia (2)

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