Cal in the NFL: Keenan Allen, Marvin Jones, Trevor Davis with big weeks

It was Keenan Allen, Trevor Davis and Marvin Jones with the great Cal performances in Week 14 of the 2017 NFL season.

Allen was the first NFL player in 2017 with four consecutive 100-yard receiving games after registering six receptions for 115 yards in the Los Angeles Chargers' 30-13 home win over Washington. The accomplishment of four straight 100-yard receiving games came one week after Allen became the first NFL player ever to record at least 10 catches, 100 yards receiving and one touchdown reception in three consecutive games. Allen has recorded career highs of 83 receptions and 1143 yards receiving through his first 13 games of 2017.

Davis played a huge role in Green Bay's 27-21 comeback overtime win on the road at still winless Cleveland by returning a punt a career-long 65 yards from the Packers' 10-yard line to the Browns' 25-yard line with 2:37 remaining in the game. The punt return set up Green Bay's game-tying touchdown with 0:17 to play that sent the contest into overtime.

Jones Jr. continued to be one of the top deep threats in the league with his three receptions in a 24-21 road win at Tampa Bay going for 64 yards for an average of 21.3 yards per reception. Jones is fourth in the NFL in the categories with an average of 17.35 yards per catch.

Another former Cal wide receiver Darius Powe caught two passes for 13 yards in his NFL debut for the New York Giants and continued to play in the game after breaking his foot on his first NFL career reception. Powe, who had been added to the Giants' roster from the practice squad last Wednesday, will miss the remainder of the season with the injury.

Cal also had one former player on each of the first two teams to clinch both division crows and playoff spots in Week 14 action. Mychal Kendricks contributed one tackle to Philadelphia's 43-35 win at the Los Angeles Rams that gave the Eagles the NFC East title, while Tyson Alualu had two tackles in Pittsburgh's 39-38 home victory over Baltimore that lifted the Steelers to the AFC North.

Cal began the season ranked second in the Pac-12 and tied for 13th nationally with 32 former Golden Bears representing Cal as players on NFL teams. The current list also includes 32 players on active 53-man NFL rosters and two others who are members of practice squads.

Three more former Cal players are coaching in the NFL: Panthers coach Ron Rivera, Panthers assistant Richard Rodgers, and Dolphins assistant Andre Carter.

Other Cal Bears in action

Lorenzo Alexander, Bills linebacker: Two tackles, one TFL in a win against the Colts.

Tyson Alualu, Steelers defensive end: Two tackles in a win vs. the Ravens.

C.J. Anderson, Broncos running back: 22 rushes, 48 yards; 2 catches, 25 yards in a win vs. the Jets.

Stephen Anderson, Texans tight end: 2 receptions, 16 yards receiving in a loss to the 49ers.

Bryan Anger, Bucs punter: 49.3 yards per punt in a loss to the Lions

DeAndre Coleman, Bills defensive lineman: 1 tackle.

Chris Conte, Bucs safety: Six tackles.

Jared Goff, Rams quarterback: 16-26, 199 yards, two touchdowns in a loss to the Eagles.

DeSean Jackson, Bucs wideout: 4 receptions, 41 yards.

Cameron Jordan, Saints defensive lineman: 2 tackles, 1 TFL, 3 quarterback hurries, played all defensive snaps in loss to the Falcons.

Mychal Kendricks, Eagles linebacker: 1 tackle in win against the Rams.

L.P. Ladouceur and Nick Sundberg, Eagles and R******s long snappers: Snapped the ball for the punter perfectly.

Marshawn Lynch, Raiders running back: 7 rushes, 61 yards, 1 touchdown in loss to the Chiefs.

Alex Mack, Falcons center: Played all 74 snaps.

Chris McCain, Chargers defensive end: Two tackles.

Brandon Mebane, Chargers defensive lineman: One tackle.

Darius Powe, Giants wide receiver: Two catches, 13 yards. Out for season with ankle injury.

Mitchell Schwartz, Chiefs offensive lineman: Starter.

Brian Schenke, Titans offensive lineman: Starter.

Giorgio Tavecchio, Raiders kicker: 1 PAT.

Shane Vereen, Giants running back: Six rushes, 23 yards. Three receptions, 24 yards.