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Scourton posted four tackles (two solo), including 1.0 sacks, during the Panthers' 17-7 loss to the Saints on Sunday.

Scourton took down Tyler Shough for an eight-yard sack early in the fourth quarter, which resulted in a turnover on downs for the Saints' offense. The rookie second-rounder is now up to 3.0 sacks on the season, all of which have come over his last four games.

Bigsby gained seven yards on three carries in Monday's 10-7 win over the Packers.

He rushed for 104 yards in Week 9 after Saquon Barkley left early with a groin injury, but with the Eagles' lead back healthy again following a bye week, Bigsby had very little to do in Week 11. Bigsby also saw a smaller workload than fellow depth RB Will Shipley, who played 12 offensive snaps and had six touches compared to Bigsby's six and three.

Thomas registered six tackles (four solo) against Arizona in Sunday's 44-22 victory.

Among Thomas' six stops, two went for a loss. He finished tied for fourth on the Seahawks in tackles in the blowout win. Thomas is up to 46 tackles (including 3.0 sacks) and six defensed passes over nine games, and he's started each of Seattle's past six contests.

Wharton tallied seven tackles (four solo) during Carolina's 17-7 loss to New Orleans on Sunday.

Wharton has logged seven tackles for a second straight game, and he tied Tre'von Moehrig for the second most stops on the Panthers behind Derrick Brown (nine). Wharton is up to 28 tackles (nine solo), including 2.0 sacks, through six regular-season games.

Belton logged two solo tackles in the Giants' loss to the Bears on Sunday.

Belton had limited output in the loss, as he returned to a rotational role with Jevon Holland back in the lineup. The 24-year-old is still having a productive season nonetheless, as his 62 tackles (27 solo) have already surpassed his career-high total he set during the 2024 campaign.

Brown logged nine tackles (six solo) during the Panthers' 17-7 loss to the Saints on Sunday.

Brown led both teams with a season-high nine tackles Sunday, his most in a game since Week 10 of the 2023 regular season against the Bears (10 tackles). The sixth-year pro is up to 40 tackles (20 solo), including 3.0 sacks, and five pass defenses through 10 regular-season games.

Sweat recorded one tackle (which was a full sack), one forced fumble and one recovered fumble in Sunday's loss to Seattle.

All of Sweat's statistical output came on one play in the third quarter when he sacked Sam Darnold, forcing the QB to fumble in Seattle territory. Sweat recovered the ball himself, but the Cardinals turned the ball over on downs on their subsequent drive. Sweat is up to 8.0 sacks through nine contests, matching the total he recorded over 16 games last year.

Wallace posted four tackles (three solo), including 1.0 sacks, during the Panthers' 17-7 loss to the Saints on Sunday.

Wallace sacked Tyler Shough midway through the first quarter for an eight-yard loss, though the Saints' offense overcame the sack to come away with a 21-yard field goal from Blake Grupe eight plays later. Wallace didn't post a sack through the first seven games of the regular season, but he has logged 2.0 sacks over his last three outings. The second-year linebacker is up to 52 tackles (33 solo) and four pass defenses through 10 regular-season games.

Baker finished Sunday's loss to the Seahawks with five tackles (two solo).

The veteran safety dealt with a hamstring issue throughout the week but was ultimately cleared to suit up. Baker ended up logging 90 percent of Arizona's defensive snaps in the defeat -- the first time this season he hasn't been on the field for every defensive snap. His five tackles tied a season-low mark.

Rozeboom tallied four tackles (two solo) during the Panthers' 17-7 loss to the Saints on Sunday.

Rozeboom's streak of double-digit tackles in a game ended at two Sunday, and his four stops matched a season low from Week 4 against the Patriots. The fifth-year pro is up to 81 combined tackles through 10 regular-season games, which leads the Panthers and is tied with Robert Spillane and Jamien Sherwood for 10th most in the NFL.