Former Miami Hurricanes continue to make an impact in the NFL.

Here is a review of how some former Canes performed in the last five weeks.

Former Miami tight end David Njoku continues the tradition of 'Tight End U.' Njoku had two games with nine receptions in the last five weeks. In one of those performances against the Denver Broncos, he scored two touchdowns and had 52 yards receiving.

Njoku has 26 receptions for 184 yards and three scores in the last five weeks. He leads the Browns in touchdowns with five and is second in receptions with 56 despite missing four games due to injury. He missed last week with a hamstring injury.

Kam Kinchens has been as productive as any rookie this season. In the last five weeks, Kinchens has 23 total tackles (13 solo), three passes defended, one interception, and a forced fumble.

He is second on the team in interceptions with three and tied for third in passes defended with five on the year.

The 17-year pro continues to be productive and reliable and is putting together one of the best seasons of his seventeen-year career.

He has 12 total tackles (five solo) in the last five weeks.

The former Hurricane is third on the team in sacks with four.

Tyrique Stevenson remains a valuable player for the Chicago Bears' defense. He's totaled 15 tackles in the last five games, and his best game in those weeks was a five tackle (three solo), one pass defensed, and one forced fumble performance in a 23-20 loss to the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving day.

Stevenson leads his team in passes defended (11) and interceptions (2).

Greg Rousseau continues to be productive in year four with the Buffalo Bills. The former Cane has totaled nine tackles (seven solo), two sacks, and a fumble recovery in the last five weeks.

Rousseau leads the team in sacks (7.5), tackles for loss (16), and forced fumbles (2).

Michael Jackson has nine solo tackles and four passes defended in the last five weeks.

He's putting together a solid season, as he has 12 passes defended (second on the team).

Rookie James Williams registered his first tackle against New England in week nine. In week 15, he had a career-high six tackles (three solo). He has nine tackles, and six solo stops in the last five weeks.

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