CALIFORNIA (Nov. 3) – A pair of former California University of Pennsylvania football players are currently with NFL teams and the sports information office provides an update of their progress through the eighth week of the regular season.

CJ Goodwin (2013), defensive back #29, Dallas Cowboys
Goodwin has appeared in all eight games on special teams with the Cowboys. He posted an assisted tackle and played 27 snaps on special teams in a 37-34 win over the New York Giants in Week 5. Goodwin registered a solo stop in Week 6 while playing 16 snaps on special teams in a 38-10 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. He made one solo tackle and played 19 snaps on special teams in Week 7 in a 25-3 loss at the Washington Football Team. Goodwin then played 16 snaps on special teams in a 23-9 loss at the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 8.

Erik Harris (2008-11), defensive back #25, Las Vegas Raiders
Harris ranks second on the team with 35 tackles (28 solo) after starting all eight games at free safety with the Raiders. He registered three tackles (all solo) and one pass defended while playing 58 total snaps (41 of 72 defensive) in a 40-32 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 5. Following a bye week, Harris tallied seven stops (six solo) and one forced fumble in Week 7 and played 87 combined snaps (all 72 defensive) in a 45-20 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He made two tackles (one solo) while playing 59 total snaps (all 49 defensive) in a 16-6 win over the Cleveland Browns in Week 8.