Oklahomans in the NFL
Tashard Choice leads Bills with 91 yards on 20 carries. Replaces injured starter C.J. Spiller.
Tashard Choice did not spend much time at Oklahoma, before transferring to Georgia Tech to be closer to family. But he did play a small part in the Sooners' 2004 season — when they finished 12-1 — collecting 100 yards on 22 carries.
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On Sunday, at least for now, he became the Buffalo Bills' No. 1 running back. C.J. Spiller suffered a shoulder injury against the Cleveland Browns. And Spiller had recently replaced Fred Jackson, who is still recovering from a knee sprain.
Choice finished with 91 yards on 20 carries as Buffalo beat Cleveland, 24-14. Check out how other NFL players with state ties fared during Week 3:
ARIZONA CARDINALS
DB, Jamell Fleming (OU): Four tackles during a 27-6 victory over Philadelphia.
ATLANTA FALCONS
DB, Dominique Franks (OU, Tulsa Union): Three tackles as Falcons wallop San Diego, 27-3.
BUFFALO BILLS
DE, Mark Anderson (Tulsa Washington): Two tackles, including a sack of Cleveland quarterback Brandon Weeden.
CAROLINA PANTHERS
DE, Frank Anderson (OU): Three tackles, one sack during 36-7 loss to Super Bowl champ Giants on Thursday.
CINCINNATI BENGALS
TE, Jermaine Gresham (OU, Ardmore): Five catches for 64 yards and a touchdown as Bengals outlast Washington, 38-31.
CLEVELAND BROWNS
QB, Brandon Weeden (OSU, Edmond Santa Fe): Throws for 237 yards, including a TD to Travis Benjamin. But Weeden also throws two interceptions.
DALLAS COWBOYS
K, Dan Bailey (OSU): Kicks 32-, 26- and 22-yard field goals. Adds a point-after-TD conversion in a win over Tampa Bay.
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