The former Badgers center has started to find his footing in the NFL, and he helped the Cowboys to a 41-21 win over division rival Philadelphia on Monday night. Biadasz and the Dallas offense line opening up running room to the tune of 160 yards and two touchdowns.
Badgers in the NFL: Check out top performances by former Wisconsin players in Week 3
A former Badger set a milestone for UW products in the NFL and another scored his first touchdown of the season. Here are some notable performances from former Wisconsin Badgers players in Week 3.
Tyler Biadasz — Cowboys
Corey Clement — Cowboys
Clement got his first action on offense this season in Dallas’ blowout win, recording three carries for a net of 0 yards. He did have a long carry of 5 yards, though.
Melvin Gordon — Broncos
Gordon helped the Denver Broncos to their third consecutive win to open the season and set a personal milestone in the process. Gordon had 61 yards on 18 carries, and his second-quarter touchdown was his 59th in the NFL. That’s the most NFL touchdowns scored by a former Badger, passing previous record holder Chris Chambers.
Alec Ingold — Raiders
Ingold and the Raiders had to fight through overtime to do it, but they moved to 3-0 to open the year and Ingold scored a touchdown in the win. He caught a pass for 1 yard for his score, fighting through defenders to cross the plane. It was his first score of the year.
Wisconsin offensive linemen discuss what they need to change and their thoughts on the rotation occurring at their position after a poor performance against Notre Dame.
Paul Chryst was presented with a number of options to explain the struggles of quarterback Graham Mertz.
Badgers defensive end Matt Henningsen is a semifinalist for the National Football Foundation’s William V. Campbell Trophy, an award given to college football’s premier scholar-athlete.
The University of Wisconsin football team is off to its worst start to a season since coach Paul Chryst took over in 2015. The Badgers will defend a five game-winning streak against Michigan in Camp Randall on Saturday. Michigan comes in 4-0 and ranked No. 14 in the nation, while UW is 1-2 and fell off the Top 25 rankings this week.Â
UW's veteran leaders such as sixth-year senior Kendric Pryor are using their past experience to guide the Badgers during a slow start offensively.
Whether you are heading down to Camp Randall or watching from the comfort of your couch, the State Journal has Badgers fans covered with a breakdown of everything they need to know as Wisconsin battles the 14th-ranked Michigan Wolverines on Saturday.Â
