NFL locals watch

A look at how NFL players with local ties fared in Week 10.

• San Diego DL Ryon Bingham (Alta HS) came off the bench and had one tackle in win over the Chiefs.

• Philadelphia LB Stewart Bradley (Highland HS) had 14 tackles, including 10 in the first half, in loss to the Giants.

• Green Bay DB Jarrett Bush (Utah State) recorded no stats and twisted his ankle in loss to the Vikings.

• Buffalo OL Kirk Chambers (Provo HS) started at right guard in loss to Patriots, and line struggled as offense managed just 168 yards.

• Philadelphia WR Kevin Curtis (Bingham HS/Utah State) had three catches for 25 yards and a touchdown in loss to the Giants.

• Miami DL John Denney (BYU) continued in role as long snapper, and also had a special teams tackle in win over the Seahawks.

• Buffalo DL Ryan Denney (BYU) had 11 tackles, one quarterback hurry, and defensed two passes in loss to the Patriots.

• Arizona DB Aaron Francisco (BYU) had five tackles at safety and two on special teams in win over the 49ers on Monday night.

• Tennessee RB Quinton Ganther (Utah) got some playing time at fullback and recorded no stats in win over the Bears.

• Carolina OL Jordan Gross (Utah) helped pave the way for his team to average 5.8 yards per carry in win over the Raiders.

• Baltimore OL David Hale (Weber State) came off the bench in win over the Texans.

• San Diego LB Marques Harris (Southern Utah) played as a reserve and recorded no stats in win over the Chiefs.

• Pittsburgh NT Chris Hoke (BYU) had two total tackles in loss to the Colts.

• N.Y. Giants LB Bryan Kehl (Brighton HS/BYU) came off the bench and recorded no stats in win over the Eagles.

• Pittsburgh DL Brett Keisel (BYU) had four total tackles in loss to the Colts.

• Pittsburgh OL Chris Kemoeatu (Utah) helped his offense gain 326 yards in loss to the Colts.

• Carolina DE Ma'ake Kemoeatu (Utah) had four total tackles and defensed a pass in win over the Raiders.

• Oakland TE John Madsen (Hunter HS/Utah) played but recorded no stats in loss to the Panthers.