BERKELEY – Wide receivers Keenan Allen, Trevor Davis and Marvin Jones Jr. led the way in performances by former Cal players for their respective winning NFL teams in Week 14 of the league's 2017 season.

Allen continued to move into uncharted territory by becoming the first NFL player in 2017 with four consecutive 100-yard receiving games after registering six receptions for 115 yards in the Los Angeles Chargers' 30-13 home win over Washington. The victory kept the Chargers tied for first place in the AFC West and extended their win streak to a season-high four in a row heading into their showdown at Kansas City next Saturday evening in a game between the top two teams in the AFC West at Kansas City. The accomplishment of four straight 100-yard receiving games came one week after Allen became the first NFL player ever to record at least 10 catches, 100 yards receiving and one touchdown reception in three consecutive contests, a streak that came to an end Sunday with fewer than 10 catches and no scores. Allen has recorded career highs of 83 receptions and 1143 yards receiving through his first 13 games of 2017.

Davis played a huge role in Green Bay's 27-21 comeback overtime win on the road at still winless Cleveland by returning a punt a career-long 65 yards from the Packers' 10-yard line to the Browns' 25-yard line with 2:37 remaining in the game. The punt return set up Green Bay's game-tying touchdown with 0:17 to play that sent the contest into overtime.

Jones Jr. continued to be one of the top deep threats in the league with his three receptions in a 24-21 road win at Tampa Bay going for 64 yards for an average of 21.3 yards per reception. Jones is fourth in the NFL in the categories with an average of 17.35 yards per catch.

Another former Cal wide receiver Darius Powe caught two passes for 13 yards in his NFL debut for the New York Giants and continued to play in the game after breaking his foot on his first NFL career reception. Powe, who had been added to the Giants' roster from the practice squad last Wednesday, will miss the remainder of the season with the injury.

Cal also had one former player on each of the first two teams to clinch both division crows and playoff spots in Week 14 action. Mychal Kendricks contributed one tackle to Philadelphia's 43-35 win at the Los Angeles Rams that gave the Eagles the NFC East title, while Tyson Alualu had two tackles in Pittsburgh's 39-38 home victory over Baltimore that lifted the Steelers to the AFC North crown.

Jared Goff and the Rams maintained a one-game lead over Seattle in the NFC West despite the loss to the Eagles when the Seahawks also fell at Jacksonville. The Rams and Seahawks will meet for control of the NFC West on Sunday in Seattle. The Seahawks won the first meeting between the clubs in Week 5 in Los Angeles.

Cameron Jordan and the New Orleans Saints' hold a share of the NFC South lead along with Ron Rivera (head coach) and Richard Rodgers Sr. (assistant safeties/defensive backs coach), who have led their Carolina Panthers' to five wins in the last six games to pull into a tie atop the NFC South with the Saints.

Mitchell Schwartz is a starting offensive tackle for the Kansas City team that will host Allen and the Chargers on Saturday evening.

Cal began the season ranked second in the Pac-12 and tied for 13th nationally with 32 former Golden Bears representing Cal as players on NFL teams when the league's 2017 season opened. The current list also includes 32 players on active 53-man NFL rosters and two others who are members of practice squads. Three more former Cal players are coaching in the NFL.

Below is a list of all 37 former players currently representing Cal in the NFL on active rosters, practice squads or as coaches with links to their NFL.com player pages, along with notes and stats from their most recent Week 14 games and 2017 seasons in addition to their upcoming Week 15 schedules.
 
ACTIVE ROSTERS (32)
Lorenzo Alexander, Buffalo Bills, Linebacker
Week 14 (W, vs. Indianapolis, 13-7) – 2 tackles, 1 TFL
Season (7-6, 2nd, AFC East, Projected No. 6 AFC Playoff Seed) – 66 tackles, 3.0 sacks (-21 yards), 6 TFL, 11 QH, 1 PD, 3 FF
Week 15 – vs. Miami, 1 pm ET, CBS
 
Keenan Allen, Los Angeles Chargers, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (W, vs. Washington, 30-13) – 6 receptions, 115 yards, 51 long
Season (7-6, T1st, AFC West, Projected No. 8 AFC Playoff Seed) – 83 receptions, 1143 yards, 51 long, 5 TD; 2 rush, 9 yards, 6 long; 1 tackle
Week 15 (Saturday, December 16) – at Kansas City, 7:25 pm CT, NFL Network
NFL Rankings – Targeted (4th, 129), Receiving Yards (5th), Receptions (6th)
• First player in NFL history with at least 10 receptions, 100 yards receiving and one TD catch in three consecutive games over his last three contests (Week 11-13) with combined totals during the period of 33 receptions for 436 yards receiving and four TD catches
• Career highs in receptions and yards receiving

Tyson Alualu, Pittsburgh Steelers, Defensive End
Week 14 (W, vs. Baltimore, 39-38) – 2 tackles
*Season (11-2, 1st, AFC North, Projected No. 1 AFC Playoff Seed) – 27 tackles, 2 sacks (-12 yards), 2 TFL, 3 QH, 1 PD
Week 15 – vs. New England, 4:25 pm ET, CBS
*Clinched AFC North Division title and playoff berth

C.J. Anderson, Denver Broncos, Running Back
Week 14 (W, vs. New York Jets, 23-0) – 22 rushes, 48 yards, 7 long; 2 receptions, 25 yards, 13 long
Season (4-9, 4th, AFC West) – 181 rushes, 700 yards, 40 long, 2 TD; 21 receptions, 179 yards, 25 long, 1 TD
Week 15 (Thursday, December 14) – at Indianapolis, 8:25 pm ET, NBC/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video

Stephen Anderson, Houston Texans, Tight End
Week 14 (L, vs. San Francisco, 16-26) – 2 receptions, 16 yards receiving, 9 long; 1 tackle
Season (4-9, 3rd, AFC South) – 24 receptions, 338 yards, 42 long, 1 TD; 2 tackles
Week 15 – at Jacksonville, 1 pm ET, FOX
• Has career highs in receptions and receiving yards, has tied career high for touchdown receptions

Bryan Anger, Punter, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Week 14 (L, vs. Detroit, 21-24) – 3 punts, 148 yards, 49.3 avg, 44.0 net, 56 long
Season (4-9, 4th, NFC South) – 58 punts, 2516 yards, 43.4 avg, 38.9 net, 20 inside 20, 62 long; 1 tackle
Week 15 (Monday, December 18) – vs. Atlanta, 8:30 pm ET, ESPN

Deandre Coleman, Buffalo Bills, Defensive Tackle
Week 14 (W, vs. Indianapolis, 13-7) – 1 tackle
Season (7-6, 2nd, AFC East, Projected No. 6 AFC Playoff Seed) – 6 tackles
Week 15 – vs. Miami, 1 pm ET, CBS
 
Chris Conte, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Safety
Week 14 (L, vs. Detroit, 21-24) – 6 tackles
Season (4-9, 4th, NFC South) – 58 tackles, 1 INT, 5 PD, 2 FF
Week 15 (Monday, December 18) – vs. Atlanta, 8:30 pm ET, ESPN

Trevor Davis, Green Bay Packers, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (W, at Cleveland, 27-21 OT) – 2 punt returns, 63 yards, career-long 65 long; 3 kickoff returns, 75 yards, 26 long; 1 tackle
Season (7-6, T2nd, NFC North, Projected No. 9 NFC Playoff Seed) – 2 receptions, 14 yards, 9 long; 2 rush, 13 yards, 9 long; 17 punt returns, 199 yards, 65 long; 25 kickoff returns, 601 yards, 34 long, 4 tackles
Week 15 – at Carolina, 1 pm ET, FOX
NFL Rankings – Kickoff Return Yards (4th), Kickoff Returns (5th), Punt Return Average (5th, 9.6 ypr), Kick Return Average (6th, 24.0 ypr), Longest Punt Return (7th, 65 yards)
• Career-long 65-yard punt return set up game-tying touchdown with 17 seconds remaining in regulation of 27-21 overtime win at Cleveland

Jared Goff, Los Angeles Rams, Quarterback
Week 14 (L, vs. Philadelphia, 35-43) – 16-26, 199 yards, 2 TD, 64 long, 0 INT, 110.9 quarterback rating; 2 rush, 2 yards, 3 long; 1 tackle
Season (9-4, 1st, NFC West, Projected No. 3 NFC Playoff Seed) – 260-418 (62.2%), 3383 yards, 94 long, 22 TD, 6 INT, 99.2 quarterback rating; 25 rushes, 57 yards, 22 long, 1 TD; 1 tackle
Week 15 – at Seattle, 1:05 pm PT, FOX
NFL Rankings – Yards After Catch (1st, 6.58), Longest Pass (2nd, 94 yards), Average Gain (2nd, 8.09), Interception Percentage (5th, 1.4%), Quarterback Rating (7th, 99.2), Passing TD (T8th), Passing Yards (9th), TD Percentage (9th, 5.3)
• Has led Rams to first winning season since 2003
• Has second-longest pass completion in the NFL in 2017 with a 94-yard TD strike to Robert Woods in Week 10 win over Houston
• Named NFC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in a Week 9 victory over the New York Giants in which he had five passes of 35 yards or more
 
Chad Hansen, New York Jets, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (L, at Denver, 0-23) – No stats other than participation
Season (5-8, 4th, AFC East) – 5 receptions, 58 yards, 17 long; 2 tackles
Week 15 – at New Orleans, Noon CT, CBS
 
Maurice Harris, Washington Redskins, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (L, at Los Angeles Chargers, 13-30) – Not active
Season (5-8, 3rd, NFC East) – 4 receptions, 62 yards, 36 long, 1 TD; 2 kickoff returns, 37 yards, 24 long
Week 15 – vs. Arizona, 1 pm PT, FOX
• First career touchdown with one-handed grab in Week 10 game vs. Minnesota

DeSean Jackson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (L, vs. Detroit, 21-24) – 4 receptions, 41 yards, 16 long; 1 rush, 23 yards, 23 long
Season (4-9, 4th, NFC South) – 49 receptions, 657 yards, 41 long, 3 TD; 2 rush, 31 yards, 23 long
Week 15 (Monday, December 18) – vs. Atlanta, 8:30 pm ET, ESPN
• Had Tampa Bay's three longest plays in Week 6 vs. New England with receptions of 41, 29 and 24 yards
 
Marvin Jones Jr., Detroit Lions, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (W, at Tampa Bay, 24-21) – 3 receptions, 64 yards, 38 long
Season (7-6, T2nd, NFC North, Projected No. 8 NFC Playoff Seed) – 51 receptions, 885 yards, 46 long, 8 TD
Week 15 (Saturday, December 16) – vs. Chicago, 4:30 pm ET, NFL Network
NFL Rankings – Average Length Reception (3rd, 14.22), Average Yards Per Reception (4th, 17.35), TD Receptions (T5th)

Cameron Jordan, New Orleans Saints, Defensive End
Week 14 (L, 17-20, at Atlanta) – 2 tackles, 1 TFL, 3 QH … played all 74 snaps on defense
Season (9-4, T1st, NFC South, Projected No. 4 NFC Playoff Seed) – 54 tackles, 10 sacks (-76.5 yards), 14 TFL, 20 QH, 1 INT (TD), 7 PD, 2 FF
Week 15 – vs. New York Jets, Noon CT, CBS
NFL Rankings – Sack Yards (T5th, 76.5), TFL (T6th, 14), Sacks (T8th), Quarterback Hurries (T10th, 20)
• Named NFC Defensive Player of the Week for his Week 6 performance that included an interception in the Detroit end zone for his first career touchdown in a win vs. Detroit
• Named NFC Defensive Player of the Month for November with 15 tackles and 4.5 sacks while helping the Saints extend a win streak to eight games before it was snapped in their last game of November with a road loss to the Los Angeles Rams

Mychal Kendricks, Philadelphia Eagles, Linebacker
Week 14 (W, at Los Angeles Rams, 43-35) – 1 tackle
*Season (11-2, 1st, NFC East, Projected No. 1 NFC Playoff Seed) – 64 tackles, 2.0 sacks (-5 yards), 4 TFL, 5 QH, 6 PD
Week 15 – at New York Giants, 1 pm ET, FOX
*Clinched NFC East Division title and playoff berth

L.P. Ladouceur, Dallas Cowboys, Long Snapper
Week 14 (W, at New York Giants, 30-10) – No stats other than participation
Season (7-6, 2nd, NFC East, Projected No. 10 NFC Playoff Seed) – 1 fumble recovery
Week 15 – at Oakland, 5:30 pm PT, NBC
• Has current consecutive string of 201 straight regular-season games played dating back to 2005
 
Daniel Lasco, New Orleans Saints, Running Back
Week 14 (L, 17-20, at Atlanta) – Did not play, injured reserve
Season (9-4, T1st, NFC South, Projected No. 4 NFC Playoff Seed) – 1 tackle
Week 15 – vs. New York Jets, Noon CT, CBS
• Promoted from New Orleans practice squad roster Oct. 17
• Placed on injured reserve after a Week 10 injury at Buffalo

Marshawn Lynch, Oakland Raiders, Running Back
Week 14 (L, at Kansas City, 15-26) – 7 rushes, 61 yards, 27 long, 1 TD; 1 reception, 3 yards, 3 long
Season (6-7, 3rd, AFC West, Projected No. 9 AFC Playoff Seed) – 147 rushes, 619 yards, 51 long, 7 TD; 13 receptions, 120 yards, 25 long; 1 tackle
Week 15 – vs. Dallas, 5:30 pm PT, NBC
NFL Rankings – Rushing TD (T4th)
• Disqualified during the second quarter of Week 7 game and served a one-game suspension in Week 8

Alex Mack, Atlanta Falcons, Center
Week 14 (W, vs. New Orleans, 20-17) – No stats other than participation … played all 74 offensive snaps
Season (8-5, 3rd, NFC South, Projected No. 6 NFC Playoff Seed) – No stats other than participation
Week 15 (Monday, December 18) – at Tampa Bay, 8:30 pm ET, ESPN

Chris McCain, Los Angeles Chargers, Defensive End
Week 14 (W, vs. Washington, 30-13) – 2 tackles
*Season (7-6, T1st, AFC West, Projected AFC No. 8 Playoff Seed) – 19 tackles, 5 sacks (-30 yards), 4 TFL, 5 QH, 2 FF
Week 15 (Saturday, December 16) – at Kansas City, 7:25 pm CT, NFL Network
 
Brandon Mebane, Los Angeles Chargers, Defensive Tackle
Week 14 (W, vs. Cleveland, 19-10) – 1 tackle
*Season (6-6, T1st, AFC West, Projected AFC No. 8 Playoff Seed) – 22 tackles, 1 TFL, 2 QH
Week 15 (Saturday, December 16) – at Kansas City, 7:25 pm CT, NFL Network
• Week 6 game captain
 
Darius Powe, New York Giants, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (L, vs. Dallas, 10-30) – 2 receptions, 13 yards, 8 long
Season (2-11, 4th, NFC East) – 2 receptions, 13 yards, 8 long
Week 15 – vs. Philadelphia, 1 pm ET, FOX
• Started and made his NFL debut in Week 14 vs. Dallas but suffered an injury in the contest that despite finishing the game after the injury will cause him to miss the remainder of the 2016 season

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers, Quarterback
Week 14 (W, at Cleveland, 27-21 OT) – Did not play, injured reserve
Season (7-6, T2nd, NFC North, Projected No. 9 NFC Playoff Seed) – 128-193 (66.3%), 1385 yards, 72 long, 13 TD, 3 INT, 103.2 quarterback rating; 18 rushes, 83 yards, 18 long; 1 fumble recovery
Week 15 – at Carolina, 1 pm ET, FOX
NFL Rankings – Quarterback Ranking (4th)
• Led Packers to consecutive comebacks in Weeks 4 and 5 against Cincinnati with game-tying TD pass with 0:17 remaining and 72-yard pass to set up game-winning FT in OT and at Dallas with game-winning TD pass with 0:16 to go
• Placed on injured reserve after a Week 7 injury at Minnesota

Richard Rodgers, Green Bay Packers, Tight End
Week 14 (W, at Cleveland, 27-21 OT) – No stats other than participation
Season (7-6, T2nd, NFC North, Projected No. 9 NFC Playoff Seed) – 8 receptions, 83 yards, 25 long
Week 15 – at Carolina, 1 pm ET, FOX

Mitchell Schwartz, Kansas City Chiefs, Offensive Lineman
Week 14 (W, vs. Oakland, 26-15) – No stats other than participation
Season (7-6, T1st, AFC West, Projected No. 4 AFC Playoff Seed) – No stats other than participation
Week 15 (Saturday, December 16) – vs. Los Angeles Chargers, 7:25 pm CT, NFL Network
• Has started all 92 regular-season games possible in his sixth NFL season

Brian Schwenke, Tennessee Titans, Center
Week 14 (L, at Arizona, 7-12) – No stats other than participation
Season (8-5, 2nd, AFC South, Projected No. 5 AFC Playoff Seed) – No stats other than participation
Week 15 – at San Francisco, 1:25 pm ET, CBS

Nick Sundberg, Washington Redskins, Long Snapper
Week 14 (L, at Los Angeles Chargers, 13-30) – No stats other than participation
Season (5-8, 3rd, NFC East) – 3 tackles
Week 15 – vs. Arizona, 1 pm PT, FOX

Giorgio Tavecchio, Oakland Raiders, Placekicker
Week 14 (L, at Kansas City, 15-26) – 1-1 PAT, 3 kickoffs (1 TB, 1 successful onside kick)
Season (6-7, 3rd, AFC West, Projected No. 9 AFC Playoff Seed) – 13-16 FG, 29-30 PAT, 68 pts, 53 long
Week 15 – vs. Dallas, 5:30 pm PT, NBC
NFL Rankings – Touchback Percentage (6th, 72.2%), Net Kickoff Average (6th, 44.40)
• Week 1 AFC Special Teams Player of the Week (4-4 FG, 2-2 PAT, 14 pts, 52 long)
• Hit game-winning extra-point in one-point Week 7 victory over Kansas City
 
Bryce Treggs, Cleveland Browns, Wide Receiver
Week 14 (L, vs. Green Bay Packers, 21-27 OT) – Not active
Season (0-12, 4th, AFC North) – 5 receptions, 79 yards, 20 long; 1 rush, 6 yards, 6 long; 3 punt returns, 24 yards, 11 long
Week 15 – vs. Baltimore, 1 pm ET, CBS
• Made first career start in Week 8 vs. Minnesota

Shane Vereen, New York Giants, Running Back
Week 14 (L, vs. Dallas, 10-30) – 6 rushes, 23 yards, 9 long; 3 receptions, 24 yards, 10 long; 1 kick return, 20 yards
Season (2-11, 4th, NFC East) – 37 rushes, 135 yards, 12 long; 39 receptions, 238 yards, 20 long; 8 kick returns, 172 yards, 30 long; 0-of-1, 1 INT; 1 tackle
Week 15 – vs. Philadelphia, 1 pm ET, FOX
NFL Rankings – Catch Percentage (3rd, 84.8%)

Davis Webb, New York Giants, Quarterback
Week 14 (L, vs. Dallas, 10-30) – Not active
Season (2-11, 4th, NFC East) – Has not played
Week 15 – vs. Philadelphia, 1 pm ET, FOX
 
PRACTICE SQUAD (2)
Steven Moore, Baltimore Ravens, Offensive Lineman
Khalfani Muhammad, Tennessee Titans, Running Back
 
COACHES (3)
Andre Carter, Miami Dolphins, Assistant Defensive Line Coach
Week 14 (W, vs. New England, 27-20)
Season (6-7, 3rd, AFC East, Projected No. 10 NFC Playoff Seed)
Week 15 – at Buffalo, 1 pm ET, CBS
 
Ron Rivera, Carolina Panthers, Head Coach
Week 14 (W, vs. Minnesota, 31-24)
Season (9-4, T1st, NFC South, Projected No. 5 NFC Playoff Seed)
Week 15 – vs. Green Bay, 1 pm ET, FOX
 
Richard Rodgers Sr., Carolina Panthers, Assistant Safeties/Defensive Backs Coach
Week 14 (W, vs. Minnesota, 31-24)
Season (9-4, T1st, NFC South, Projected No. 5 NFC Playoff Seed)
Week 15 – vs. Green Bay, 1 pm ET, FOX