The weekly ProCanes Report will weed through all the NFL highlights and news to bring you the information you care about the most… what the University of Miami Hurricanes did during the week prior. Braxton Berrios hasn’t stopped working since he was drafted in 2018, and that work paid off Sunday when he scored the first touchdown of his career in a home game with the San Francisco 49ers. Read on for more from across the league.
Top Performers:
Braxton Berrios (New York Jets) – six catches, 59 yards, first career NFL touchdown
Not only did third-year wide receiver Braxton Berrios enjoy a breakout game for the Jets with his first career touchdown reception, but he finished with a career-high six receptions in New York’s matchup with San Francisco. Berrios, who was one of just two NFL players to average more than 10 yards per punt return last year, has emerged as a bright spot for the Jets offense in the season’s early going.
Joe Jackson (Cleveland Browns) – three total tackles, one fumble recovery
The season did not start out how Joe Jackson may have hoped; the second-year defensive lineman was cut by the Dallas Cowboys during training camp. But the talented end, who was picked up by Cleveland, has already showcased the type of play-making ability that characterized his time at The U; in a win over the Bengals last Thursday, Jackson had the first fumble recovery of his career and totaled three tackles.
Calais Campbell (Baltimore Ravens) – five total tackles, one sack
Looking to inject some veteran leadership into their team this offseason, the Baltimore Ravens added 34-year-old Calais Campbell. The five-time Pro Bowler and reigning Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award winner has done nothing but deliver through two games, and had a five-tackle performance in a Week 2 win over Houston that included the 89th sack of his career.