Marquez Callaway stood out in prime time, notching his first 100-yard game in the NFL on Sunday Night Football highlighting the 15th week of NFL action for former Tennessee Volunteers.

Callaway’s career-night was all the New Orleans Saints needed on offense, defeating the Buccaneers, 9-0, in Tampa Bay. Shy Tuttle contributed a pair of tackles and a pass breakup in the shutout. Tuttle and the Saints defense shutout quarterback Tom Brady for the first time in over 15 years.

Jauan Jennings continued his hot streak for San Francisco, snaring his third touchdown of the season from five yards out. He finished with three receptions for 28 yards, while the 49ers defeated Atlanta, 31-13. His teammates are taking notice of his recent production, “when the ball is thrown his way, dude makes plays,” said San Francisco quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. “We’re gaining a lot of confidence in Jauan,” 49ers head coach, Kyle Shanahan said.

Cameron Sutton helped the Steelers to a strong defensive performance, forcing a fumble, one of four turnovers caused by Pittsburgh’s defense. It was his first fumble forced this season and helped propel the Steelers back into playoff contention in the AFC.

Michael Palardy has continued to blast away punts in South Florida. This week he had three punts for 159 yards, an average of 53 yards per punt. Palardy ranks fifth in the league in total punt yardage and has played a major factor in the special teams success of the Dolphins in their current six-game win streak.

Check back later this evening, as the selections for the 2022 Pro Bowl will be released at 8 p.m. ET. Next week the Vols will be inside the home of the Tennessee Titans, Nissan Stadium, in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl on Dec. 30. Tickets are still available for purchase here.

Derek Barnett – DE – Eagles
Had a pair of tackles in a Tuesday evening win over Washington

Marquez Callaway – WR – Saints
Went over 100 yards receiving for the first time in his career catching six passes for 112 yards in a win at Tampa Bay

Justin Coleman – DB – Dolphins
Made two tackles against the New York Jets

Dustin Colquitt – P – Browns
Attempted a season-high seven punts for 313 yards (44.7 average) against the Raiders on Monday

Morgan Cox – LS – Titans
Only made six snaps (three punts, two field goals, one extra point) against the Steelers

Jason Croom – TE – Eagles
Injured Reserve

Joshua Dobbs – QB – Steelers
Injured Reserve

Malik Jackson – DT – Browns
Saw action in his 14th game of the season but did not record a statistic

Ja’Wuan James – OL – Ravens
Injured Reserve

Jauan Jennings – WR – 49ers
Hauled in three passes for 28 yards and a touchdown, his third of the season, in a 31-13 win over Atlanta

Alexander Johnson – LB – Broncos
Injured Reserve

Jakob Johnson – FB – Patriots
Only saw 10 snaps in a loss at Indianapolis

Alvin Kamara – RB – Saints
Had 31 yards of total offense in a defensive struggle with the Buccaneers

Emmanuel Moseley – CB – 49ers
Placed on Injured Reserve

Michael Palardy – P – Dolphins
Tried three punts for a net yardage of 159 yards (53 average) and a long of 56 in a win over the Jets

Joshua Palmer – WR – Chargers
Made one reception for 15 yards in a Thursday night overtime bout with the Chiefs

Cordarrelle Patterson – WR – Falcons
Only tallied 18 rush yards at San Francisco

Kyle Phillips – DL – Jets
Played in his fifth game of the season for the Jets at Miami

Jalen Reeves-Maybin – LB – Lions
Had a career-high two pass breakups out of the second-level and made five tackles in a 30-12 win over Arizona

Trey Smith – OL – Chiefs
Played 71 snaps in a 34-28 overtime win against the Chargers

Luke Stocker – TE – Vikings
Saw 19 snaps in a Monday night win at Chicago

Cameron Sutton – CB – Steelers
Forced his first fumble of the season and made three tackles in a 19-13 win over the Titans

Darrell Taylor – DE – Seahawks
Made two tackles in a loss to the Rams

Bryce Thompson – CB – Saints
Practice squad

Shy Tuttle – DL – Saints
Broke up a pass and made two tackles in a shutout victory at Tampa Bay

Kendal Vickers – DE – Raiders
Did not play in the win over Cleveland

Nigel Warrior – DB – Seahawks
Did not play Tuesday against the Los Angeles Rams

Ethan Wolf – TE – Saints
Practice Squad

-UT Athletics