Week four of the 2026 NFL season has come and gone, and a total of eight Mountaineers are currently active on a 53-man roster. Here’s a quick rundown on how each of those players fared in the professional league’s fourth weekend. Stills started once again up front for the Cardinals, seeing 43 snaps of action […]

Week four of the 2026 NFL season has come and gone, and a total of eight Mountaineers are currently active on a 53-man roster. Here’s a quick rundown on how each of those players fared in the professional league’s fourth weekend.
Stills started once again up front for the Cardinals, seeing 43 snaps of action with a 54.3 ProFootballFocus grade in the 36-24 defeat against the Giants. He had two assisted tackles with three quarterback pressures. Brinkman started at long snapper for the Texans, seeing 10 snaps of action. Milum continued to start on the Jaguars field goal unit, but didn’t see any time on offense this week. After a stellar showing last week, Smith was mostly ineffective in Sunday’s loss to the Bears. He completed just 8 of his 15 pass attempts for 119 yards and a score, with a season-low 44.1 PFF grade. Rasul Douglas started his second straight game for the Commanders and was fantastic despite a double-digit loss to the Colts. He bolstered an elite 90.9 ProFootballFocus mark in 56 snaps, logging seven total tackles (two solo stops) with an interception. Things are trending up for the 2017 third round selection. Frazier continued to start at center for the Steelers, seeing 71 snaps of offensive action with an above-average PFF grade (71.1) for the second week in a row. He kept his quarterback clean, allowing zero pressures in the narrow loss to the Browns. McKivitz started at right tackle as usual, playing 66 snaps in the 24-14 win over the Broncos. He notched a season-low 62.9 PFF grade, allowing three quarterback pressures.…Read more by Andrew Corbett