Maybe I’m just speaking for myself, but I do like to keep tabs on former Minnesota Vikings players across the league.

And so as a result, here’s a look at how former Vikings fared in Week 2 (if I missed someone, feel free to leave it in the comments and I’ll amend it posthaste):

Detroit Lions at Buffalo Bills

DE DJ Wonnum – 33 total snaps (27 defense/6 special teams), 1 tackle, 1 assist, 38.8 PFF

TE Tyler Conklin – 11 total snaps (4 offense/7 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 45.0 PFF

Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons

CB Akayleb Evans – 34 total snaps (16 defense/18 special teams), 1 tackle, 1 assist, 75.5 PFF

OL Kyle Hinton – 12 total snaps (10 offense/2 special teams), 60.6 PFF

CB Mike Hughes – 69 total snaps (69 defense), 2 tackles, 3 assists, 51.8 PFF

TE Nick Muse – 32 total snaps (14 offense/18 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 43.8 PFF

DE Za’Darius Smith – 28 total snaps (28 defense), 1 tackle, 1 assist, 0.5 sacks, 1 pass defensed, 62.6 PFF

Cincinnati Bengals at Houston Texans

G Dalton Risner – 69 total snaps (64 offense/5 special teams), 72.3 PFF

DT Jonathan Allen – 54 total snaps (54 defense), 3 tackles, 1.0 sack, 61.2 PFF

DE Danielle Hunter – 54 total snaps (53 defense/1 special teams), 1 tackle, 1.0 sack, 1 pass defensed, 52.9 PFF

Cleveland Browns at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

CB Mekhi Blackmon – 22 total snaps (16 defense, 6 special teams), 2 tackles, 1 pass defensed, 52.5 PFF

T Justin Skule – 5 total snaps (5 special teams), 60.4 PFF

Green Bay Packers at New York Jets

DB Nahshon Wright – 6 total snaps (6 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 70.8 PFF

DL Harrison Phillips – 35 total snaps (32 defense, 3 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 60.9 PFF

LB Troy Reeder – 25 total snaps (25 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 52.9 PFF

Indianapolis Colts at Kansas City Chiefs

S Cam Bynum – 89 total snaps (81 defense, 8 special teams), 5 tackles, 4 assists, 49.1 PFF

DT Jerry Tillery – 42 total snaps (34 defense, 8 special teams), 2 tackles, 1 assist, 1.0 sack, 27.3 PFF

WR Laquon Treadwell – 69 total snaps (52 offense/17 special teams), 3 receptions/3 targets, 61 receiving yards, 64.8 offense/ 78.5 special teams PFF

NT Khyiris Tonga – 48 total snaps (4 offensive, 37 defensive, 7 special teams), 1 carry, 3 rushing yards, 68.8 offense/53.0 defense/59.5 special teams PFF

Jacksonville Jaguars at Denver Broncos

RB Ameer Abdullah – 18 total snaps (6 offense/12 special teams), 3 carries, 11 rushing yards, 1 reception, 2 receiving yards, 59.7 offense/57.6 special teams PFF

OL Ezra Cleveland – 64 total snaps (60 offense, 4 special teams), 58.1 offense/60.6 special teams PFF

Las Vegas Raiders at Los Angeles Chargers

WR Jalen Nailor – 39 total snaps (39 offense), 1 reception/3 targets, 9 receiving yards, 49.1 PFF

QB Kirk Cousins – 65 total snaps (65 offense), 19-for-29, 253 passing yards, 3 TD/1 INT, 82.7 PFF

DL Dalvin Tomlinson – 29 total snaps (26 defense, 3 special teams), 4 assists, 0.5 sacks, 77.6 defense/59.8 special teams PFF

LB Troy Dye – 40 total snaps (16 defense, 24 special teams), 3 tackles, 2 assists, 83.7 defense/64.5 special teams PFF

Miami Dolphins at San Francisco 49ers

OL Vederian Lowe – 13 total snaps (8 offense, 5 special teams), 41.8 offense/60.7 special teams PFF

Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears

OL Garrett Bradbury – 77 total snaps (77 offense), 56.0 PFF

DL James Lynch – 32 total snaps (29 defense, 3 special teams), 2 tackles, 5 assists, 76.1 defense/ PFF

DB Xavier Woods – 14 total snaps (14 defense), 2 assists, 51.3 PFF

New Orleans Saints at Baltimore Ravens

K Daniel Carlson – 9 total snaps (9 special teams), 3/3 FG, 1/1 XP, 60.0 PFF (writer’s note: WTF else does a kicker have to do?)

P Ryan Wright – 7 total snaps (7 special teams), 3 punts, 117 net yards, 60.4 PFF

Philadelphia Eagles at Tennessee Titans

TE Johnny Mundt – 55 total snaps (49 offense, 6 special teams), 2 receptions/3 targets, 8 receiving yards, 41.6 offense/52.3 special teams PFF

S Marcus Epps – 45 total snaps (40 defense, 5 special teams), 1 tackle, 1 assist, 44.9 defense/53.2 special teams PFF

C Austin Schlottmann – 54 total snaps (54 offense), 44.4 PFF

Pittsburgh Steelers at New England Patriots

TE Robert Tonyan – 7 total snaps (2 offense, 5 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 57.8 offense/76.6 special teams PFF

LB Christian Elliss – 71 total snaps (71 defense), 7 tackles, 5 assists, 1.0 sack, 70.5 PFF

Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals

LB Chazz Surratt – 19 total snaps (2 defense, 17 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 69.5 defense/64.0 special teams PFF

Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys

CB Fabian Moreau – 4 total snaps (4 special teams), no box score stats recorded, 65.5 PFF

WR Stefon Diggs – 36 total snaps (36 offense), 5 receptions/6 targets, 47 receiving yards, 2 receiving touchdowns, 76.4 PFF

DT Jonathan Bullard – 12 total snaps (12 defense), no box score stats recorded, 78.1 PFF

New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams

OL David Quessenberry – 5 total snaps (5 special teams), 61.2 PFF