Sioux Falls area NFL players post mixed results in Week 7
Green Bay tight end Tucker Kraft scored a touchdown while other South Dakota alumni saw varied outcomes in Sunday's matchups.
By Owen Fitzgerald ·

Tucker Kraft scored the only touchdown of his career for a South Dakota player in Sunday's NFL action. The Green Bay Packers tight end, who attended Timber Lake High School and the University of South Dakota, caught four passes for 48 yards in a loss to the Detroit Lions.
Mason McCormick, an offensive guard for the Pittsburgh Steelers, played all 64 offensive snaps in the team's victory over the New Orleans Saints. The former Sioux Falls Roosevelt High School and South Dakota State University player remained on the field for the entire offensive effort. Grey Zabel, an offensive guard for the Seattle Seahawks, also played every offensive snap, appearing in all 69 plays during the Seahawks' win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Myles Harden, a cornerback for the Cleveland Browns, started the game and recorded four tackles and one pass defensed in a win against the Tennessee Titans. Jack Cochrane, a linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs, also started but finished with six tackles in a loss to the Seahawks. Dallas Goedert, a tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, caught five passes for 48 yards in a defeat by the Dallas Cowboys.
Isaiah Davis, a running back for the New York Jets, had three receptions for 49 yards and one carry for five yards in a loss to the Miami Dolphins. Pierre Strong, a running back for the Packers, played eight snaps without a touch in the loss to Detroit. Isaiah Stalbird, a linebacker for the Saints, played 15 special teams snaps in the loss to Pittsburgh, while Mike Reid, a cornerback for the Saints, sat out the game as an inactive.
Dennis Gardeck, a linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars, was on the bye this week. Eight other players from the area spent the week on practice squads or injured lists. They include offensive lineman Evan Beerntsen of the Seahawks, quarterback Mark Gronowski of the Houston Texans, and tight end Tip Reiman of the Arizona Cardinals.
Source: KNBN · original report published
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