The University of Texas at Austin Athletics

01.24.2022 | Football
The 2021 NFL playoffs continued with Longhorns contributing on rosters across the league.
AUSTIN, Texas – The 2021 NFL playoffs resumed last week with five former Texas Football players in action.
In an exciting NFL playoff weekend, the Cincinnati Bengals and center Trey Hopkins defeated the Tennessee Titans to advance to their first AFC Championship Game since 1988. The Kansas City Chiefs and defensive end Alex Okafor topped the Buffalo Bills to move on to their fourth consecutive AFC title game. The Bengals-Chiefs matchup ensures that at least one former Longhorn will appear in the Super Bowl for a 17th straight year.
On the NFC side, the San Francisco 49ers, whose roster includes defensive lineman Charles Omenihu and has head coach Kyle Shanahan manning the sideline alongside special teams coordinator Richard Hightower, defeated the Green Bay Packers for a second straight postseason road victory. They will head on the road again next week to face the Los Angeles Rams, who won at defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay, in the NFC Championship Game.
A look at what the Longhorns in the NFL did during the Divisional Round:
D'Onta Foreman, RB – Tennessee Titans
Last Week: L, 16-19 vs. Cincinnati
Notes & Stats: 4 carries, 66 yards (16.4 ypc)
🔥 #CINvsTEN pic.twitter.com/yYVzWqnMAO
— Tennessee Titans (@Titans) January 23, 2022
Trey Hopkins, OL – Cincinnati Bengals
Last Week: W, 19-16 at Tennessee
Notes & Stats: Started at Center
This Week: Cincinnati at Kansas City @ 2:00 p.m. CT on CBS (AFC Championship Game)
Marcus Johnson, WR – Tennessee Titans
Last Week: L, 16-19 vs. Cincinnati
Notes & Stats: Placed on injured reserve on Nov. 23 with a hamstring injury
Alex Okafor, DE – Kansas City Chiefs
Last Week: W, 42-36 (OT) vs. Buffalo
Notes & Stats: Played on defense and special teams.
This Week: Kansas City vs. Cincinnati @ 2:00 p.m. CT on CBS (AFC Championship Game)
Charles Omenihu, DL – San Francisco 49ers
Last Week: W, 13-10 at Green Bay
Notes & Stats: 1 quarterback hurry
This Week: San Francisco at Los Angeles Rams @ 5:30 p.m. CT on FOX (NFC Championship Game)
I think we ain't done yet…..
— Charles Omenihu (@charless_94) January 23, 2022
Joseph Ossai, DE – Cincinnati Bengals
Last Week: W, 19-16 at Tennessee
Notes & Stats: Was placed on IR during the preseason with a knee injury.
This Week: Cincinnati at Kansas City @ 2:00 p.m. CT on CBS (AFC Championship Game)
Geoff Swaim, TE – Tennessee Titans
Last Week: L, 16-19 vs. Cincinnati
Notes & Stats: Started at Tight End



