Three Mountaineers Remain in NFL Playoffs

This weekend, three former members of the West Virginia football program will compete to move on to the conference championship round of the NFL playoffs. Below is a little information on their season to this point and how you can watch the game.

CB Daryl Worley - Baltimore Ravens

Worley has appeared in 12 games this season for the Ravens, making a pair of starts. He's totaled 12 tackles and one pass defended but is currently on injured reserve with a shoulder injury. He is out the next two weeks, but could return if Baltimore makes it to the Super Bowl.

Ravens vs. Texans, Saturday at 4:30 p.m. EST on ABC/ESPN.

OL Colton McKivitz - San Francisco 49ers

McKivitz has started all 17 games this season for the Niners at right tackle and has played pretty well according to head coach Kyle Shanahan.

“He is what we expected. He's played like a really good right tackle. If we didn't think he was going to be a really good right tackle, we would've gone and tried to get someone we thought would be a really good right tackle. He's really earned our trust here. When he got to play last year when Mike [McGlinchey] was down, we thought he played at a very high level. When you get to see guys do that in practice and then carry it over to the field, it doesn't make the guesswork that hard."

49ers vs. Packers, Saturday at 8:15 p.m. EST on FOX.

CB Rasul Douglas - Buffalo Bills

Rasul missed Buffalo's wild card game against Pittsburgh with a knee injury but is slated to make his return this week. He's been a limited participant in practice the last two days, meaning he's on the right track. After getting traded from Green Bay earlier in the year, Douglas has recorded 29 tackles, eight pass breakups, and four interceptions.

Bills vs. Chiefs, Sunday at 6:30 p.m. EST on CBS.

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