Former Cal football star Jared Goff was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week on Wednesday for his Week 2 performance in a 52-21 home win over Chicago. The Detroit Lions quarterback completed 23-of-28 passes for 334 yards with a career-high-tying five touchdowns and no interceptions for a 156.0 rating that was the third highest of his career.

Other Week 2 highlights from Pro Bears included …

• Camryn Bynum recording his second interception in as many games in his first year with Indianapolis in a 29-28 home win over Denver
• Keenan Allen picking up a touchdown reception for the second straight game in his return to the Los Angeles Chargers in 20-9 win at Las Vegas on Monday Night Football
• Cameron Jordan playing in his 228th career game and making his 227th all-time start for New Orleans to tie and move within one, respectively, of Saints' all-time leader Drew Brees on the franchise's all-time lists
• Aaron Rodgers playing in his 250th career regular-season game and throwing for his 508th career touchdown pass to move into a tie for fourth-place on the all-time list with his former Green Bay teammate and fellow quarterback Brett Favre in a 31-17 home loss to Seattle
• Teddye Buchanan's first NFL start in the Ravens' 41-17 home victory over Cleveland

Here's what to look out for in Week 3 …

• Cameron Jordan becoming New Orleans' all-time leader for regular-season games played (229) and equaling Drew Brees' franchise record for starts (228)
• Keenan Allen's continuing quest to become the 16th player in NFL history to reach 1,000 career receptions (current total 986)

A total of 27 former Golden Bears are currently affiliated with NFL teams. Cal has 19 former players on active rosters and four on practice squads, while four are members of coaching staffs. The latest updates on each of your fellow Golden Bears are below. Click on each name to access the primary Pro Football Reference page for players and team bios for coaches.

ACTIVE ROSTERS (19)
Keenan Allen – WR, Los Angeles Chargers (2-0): Allen had five receptions for 61 yards, including a 10-yard touchdown catch in a 20-9 Week 2 win at Las Vegas on Monday Night Football. Allen now has 12 receptions for 129 yards and two scoring grabs in his return to the Chargers after one season with Chicago in 2024.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:05 pm – vs. Denver (1-1) – CBS
Bryan Anger – P, Dallas (1-1): Anger punted four times for 191 yards (47.8 avg, 38.3 net), including a season-long 53-yard punt and one punt inside the opponents' 20-yard line in a 40-37 Week 2 home win over the New York Giants. Over his first two games, Anger has punted six times for 278 yards (46.3 avg, 40.0 net), including three punts inside the opponents' 20-yard line.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:25 pm – at Chicago (0-2) – FOX
Chris Brooks – RB, Green Bay (2-0): Brooks played off the bench in a 27-18 Week 2 home win against Washington and contributed three receptions for 27 yards to give him four catches for 29 yards in the season's first two games, as well as one rush for one yard. He also played on 17 special teams plays against the Commanders that was second on the team for the second straight game and has played on 33 special teams plays this season.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – at Cleveland (0-2) – FOX
Teddye Buchanan – LB, Baltimore (1-1): Buchanan made his first career NFL start and had six tackles in a 41-17 Week 2 home win over Cleveland to give him 10 tackles in his first two games.                                                                                                                                   
Week 3 – Mon., Sept. 22, 5:15 pm – vs. Detroit (1-1) – ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPN DEPORTES
Camryn Bynum – S, Indianapolis (2-0): Bynum had his second interception in his second career game with the Colts in a 29-28 Week 2 home win over Denver, as well as four tackles and one pass defense to give him seven tackles, two interceptions and three pass defenses over his first two games. He is one of only two NFL players with a pair of interceptions after two games.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – at Tennessee (0-2) – CBS
Ashtyn Davis – S, Miami (0-2): Davis played in 34 plays (14 defense, 20 special teams) in a 33-27 Week 2 home loss to New England after posting one tackle and one tackle for loss in his Miami debut in a 33-8 Week 1 loss at Indianapolis. Davis, who signed a one-year contract with the Dolphins prior to the 2025 season after spending his first five campaigns with the New York Jets.
Week 3 – Thu., Sept. 18, 5:15 pm – at Buffalo (2-0) – Prime Video
Jared Goff – QB, Detroit (1-1): Goff completed 23-of-28 passes for 334 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions for a 156.0 rating in a 52-21 Week 2 home win over Chicago to earn NFC Offensive Player of the Year. His five touchdown passes against the Bears equaled a career high and his rating was his third best ever in a game. On the season, Goff has completed a stunning and league-leading 80.6 percent of his passes (54-of-67) that are five percentage points better than any other NFL quarterback, while his six touchdown passes are tied for first, his 125.1 rating third and his 559 yards passing fourth. Week 3 – Mon., Sept. 22, 5:15 pm – at Baltimore (1-1) – ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, ESPN DEPORTES
Cameron Goode – LB, Miami (0-2): Goode had a career-high three tackles in a 33-27 Week 2 home loss to New England while playing in 18 plays all on special teams.
Week 3 – Thu., Sept. 18, 5:15 pm – at Buffalo (2-0) – Prime Video
Marcus Harris – CB, Tennessee (0-2): Harris recovered a blocked kick on an extra-point attempt and played 17 special teams snaps in a 33-19 Week 2 home loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Harris has played in 36 plays over the first two games. He has no statistics other than participation and the blocked extra-point recovery.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – vs. Indianapolis (2-0) – CBS
Jaylinn Hawkins – S, New England (1-1): Hawkins had a team-high eight tackles in a 33-27 Week 2 win at Miami to give him 13 tackles on the season one week after filling up the stat sheet with five tackles, one interception that he returned one yard, 1.0 sack (-5 yards), two tackles for loss, one quarterback hurry and one pass defense in a 20-13 Week 1 home loss to Las Vegas. Hawkins has started each of the first two games at safety alongside fellow Pro Bear Craig Woodson.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – vs. Pittsburgh (1-1) – CBS
Elijah Hicks – S, Chicago (0-2): Hicks played in 23 special teams plays in a 52-21 Week 2 loss at Detroit but had no stats other than participation.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:25 pm – vs. Dallas (1-1) – FOX
Cameron Jordan – DE, New Orleans (0-2): Jordan played in his 228th game and made his 227th start in a 26-21 Week 2 home loss to San Francisco to tie New Orleans' all-time leader Drew Brees in games played and move within one of Brees in starts, contributing one tackle in the contest. In the first two games of his 15th NFL season, all with New Orleans, Jordan has four tackles, 1.5 sacks (14.5 yards), two tackles for loss, two quarterback hurries and one pass defense.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:05 pm – at Seattle (1-1) – CBS
Patrick Mekari – OL, Jacksonville (1-1): Mekari started at right guard for the second consecutive game and played in all 71 of the team's offensive plays in a 31-27 Week loss at Cincinnati. Mekari has started both contests this season and played in 135 of 137 possible offensive snaps after signing a three-year contract with Jacksonville before the 2025 season.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – vs. Houston (0-2) – CBS
Nikko Remigio – WR/RET, Kansas City (0-2): Remigio continued to handle the bulk of the return duties in a 20-17 Week 2 home loss to Philadelphia with two kick returns for 43 yards and two punt returns for 42, while adding his first reception of the season for 21 yards to give him 106 all-purpose yards. On the season, Remigio has four kick returns for 99 yards and four punt returns 49, as well as the 21-yard reception to give him a team-high 169 all-purpose yards.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 5:20 pm – at New York Giants (0-2) – NBC, Universo
Aaron Rodgers – QB, Pittsburgh (1-1): Rodgers equaled former Green Bay teammate Brett Favre by throwing his 508th career touchdown pass while finishing 18-of-33 for 203 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions for a 58.0 rating in a 31-17 Week 2 home loss to Seattle. In his Steelers' debut in Week 1, Rodgers led the Steelers to a 34-32 comeback road win in the house of his former team the New York Jets, completing 22-of 30 passes for 244 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions for a 136.7 rating that was his best in a game since the 2022 campaign. On the season, he has completed 40-of-63 passes for 447 yards with five touchdowns and two interceptions for a 97.8 rating.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – at New England (1-1) – CBS
Daniel Scott – S, Indianapolis (2-0): After missing all of his first two seasons with injuries, the 26-year-old Scott has played in his first two career NFL games in 2025 and combined to participate in 32 plays with 18 in a 33-8 Week 1 home win over Miami and 14 in a 29-28 Week 2 home victory over Denver. He has no statistics other than participation.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – at Tennessee (0-2) – CBS
Jake Tonges, TE, San Francisco (2-0): Tonges had career highs of four receptions and 31 yards receiving in a 26-21 Week 2 road win at New Orleans the week after being the 49ers' hero in a 17-13 Week 1 victory at Seattle by making a game-winning acrobatic four-yard touchdown catch in the end zone on the 49ers' final drive. Tonges has seven receptions for 46 yards and the touchdown on the season for his first career stats other than participation. He has played in 22 career games all off the bench with 18 of those contests.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:25 pm – vs. Arizona (2-0) – FOX
Nohl Williams – CB, Kansas City (0-2): Williams had two tackles and two pass defenses in only eight defensive snaps in a 20-17 Week 2 home loss to Philadelphia, In his first two career NFL games, Williams has four tackles, two pass defenses and a downed punt inside the 5-yard line.
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 5:20 pm – at New York Giants (0-2) – NBC, Universo
Craig Woodson – S, New England (1-1): Woodson was second on the team to fellow former Golden Bear safety Jaylinn Hawkins with six tackles in a 33-27 Week 2 win at Miami. Woodson has started each of his first two NFL games as a rookie, totaling a team-high 14 tackles and a pair of tackles for loss..
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – vs. Pittsburgh (1-1) – CBS

PRACTICE SQUADS (4)
Xavier Carlton – DE, Chicago (0-2).
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:25 pm – vs. Dallas (1-1) – FOX
Jake Curhan – OT, Arizona (2-0)
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:25 pm – at San Francisco (2-0) – FOX
Patrick McMorris, S, New York Giants (0-2)
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 5:20 pm – vs. Kansas City (0-2) – NBC, Universo
Jackson Sirmon, OLB, New York Jets (0-2)
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – at Tampa Bay (2-0) – FOX

COACHING STAFFS (4)
Austin Clark – Defensive Line Coach, Miami (0-2)
Week 3 – Thu., Sept. 18, 5:15 pm – at Buffalo (2-0) – Prime Video
Matt Giordano – Assistant Defensive Backs And Safeties, Chicago (0-2)
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:25 pm – vs. Dallas (1-1) – FOX
Bryon Storer – Assistant Special Teams Coach, Green Bay (2-0)|Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 10 am – at Cleveland (0-2) – FOX
Davis Webb – Quarterbacks Coach, Denver (1-1).
Week 3 – Sun., Sept. 21, 1:05 pm – at Los Angeles Chargers (2-0) – CBS