Here is how the Bruins in the NFL fared during the league's opening weekend.

For Arizona, cornerback Matt Ware had two solo tackles in a 17-13 win over St. Louis.

For Chicago, running back Kahlil Bell was inactive.

For Cleveland, defensive tackle Kenyon Coleman made four tackles.

For Denver, wide receiver Matt Willis had a special teams tackle assist.

For Detroit, fullback Spencer Havner made one special teams tackle.

For Green Bay, linebacker Brandon Chillar tied for the team lead with seven tackles in a 27-20 win over Philadelphia.

For Jacksonville, tight end Marcedes Lewis made touchdown receptions of 21 and 10 yards in a 17-14 victory. Maurice Jones-Drew, one of the best backs in the NFL, rushed for 98 yards on 23 attempts and made three receptions for 15 yards, giving him 113 all-purpose yards.

For Minnesota, punter Chris Kluwe averaged 43.3 yards on seven kicks with two inside the 20-yard line. Three were returned for a total of two yards.

For New England, Matt Slater made two special teams tackles (one solo, one assist).

For Tampa Bay, rookie defensive tackle Brian Price made two solo tackles in a 17-14 win.

For Tennessee, rookie cornerback Alterraun Verner made two special teams tackles in a 38-13 win. Defensive end Dave Ball started and made three tackles and broke up two passes.

For Washington, safety Chris Horton had one special teams tackle in the Redskin win. Tight end Logan Paulsen was inactive.

Linebacker/special teams standout Brendon Ayenbadejo (Baltimore) and safety Jarrad Page (Kansas City) play on Monday night.