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One of the bigger storylines of the weekend was the acknowledgement by the Texas A&M coaching staff that former 5-star ATH Terry Bussey has made the move to offense. Bussey, who started fall camp at cornerback, has been moved to utilize his outstanding abilities in more ways.

Coach Mike Elko was a little hesitant to get into specifics, but getting the ball in Bussey's hands clearly was on his mind.

"He's a kid that's got a lot of value. We know that we've talked about his flexibility to do a lot of things for us," he said. "And so, you know, we've kind of moved him around a little bit and tried to get ball in his hands a little bit more, some different ways that we can do that."

Offensive coordinator Collin Klein said Bussey's versatility would be put to use on his side of the ball.

"I think we will be able to move him around quite a bit. He's, even in this short time, shown a really, really high capacity, and adapted pretty quickly for with the time and how things have transpired," Klein said. "I think there's his skill set is very diverse. He's got great, natural running ability. He's got really, really good ball skills on the move, but he's obviously big and physical enough to move in the backfield and all over the field. So I think it's going to be a be a pretty diverse skill set for us. He's done a really nice job."

While Elko said the Aggies have gotten through the offseason without a lot of injuries, there has been one that is of major importance. Running back Rueben Owens, who was in the running for the starting running back job, did suffer a serious injury in last Sunday's scrimmage and will miss, at the least, several months.

“Unfortunately, he suffered a foot injury, and so he's going to be out for an extended period of time,” Elko said. “Most likely this season. There’s an outside chance that if the season extends beyond the regular season, we'll have a chance to get him back for something.”

Pittsburgh DT DeMarvin Leal: 1 tackle in a 9-3 loss to Buffalo

Carolina S Demani Richardson: 3 tackles and an interception in a 15-12 loss to the New York Jets

Carolina DT Jayden Peevy: 4 tackles in a 15-12 loss to the New York Jets

Jets DE Micheal Clemons: 1 quarterback hit in a 15-12 win over Carolina

Philadelphia WR Ainias Smith: Caught the game-winning 2-point conversion in a 14-13 win over New England; also returned two punts for 13 yards

Philadelphia punter Braden Mann: averaged 47.8 yards on four punts, with a long of 56

Miami RB Devon Achane: 2 carries, 10 yards and 2 catches, 34 yards in a 13-6 win over Washington

Cincinnati running back Trayveon Williams: 6 carries, 22 yards and 2 catches, 19 yards in a 27-3 loss to Chicago

L.A. Chargers RB Isaiah Spiller: 2 carries, 7 yards and 2 catches, 16 yards in a 13-9 loss to the L.A. Rams

Jacksonville Nickel Antonio Johnson: 1 tackle in a 20-7 win over Tampa Bay

Dallas LB Buddy Johnson: 2 tackles in a 27-12 win over Las Vegas

Dallas DB Josh DeBerry: 3 tackles in a 27-12 win over Las Vegas