Hawaii players show mixed results in Week 4 of NFL action

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 4:06 PM

Last updated Oct 5, 2026

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In Week 4 of the NFL, several players from Hawaii had notable performances. Jonah Laulu of the Raiders was inactive for the first time in his career during the loss to the Chiefs. Kohl Levao made his NFL debut for the Jets in their defeat against the Bears after spending two years on the practice squad. Rigoberto Sanchez, punter for the Colts, averaged 53.3 yards on four punts while also handling kickoffs in the win over the Commanders. Jahlani Tavai played in relief for the Jaguars without making a tackle, ending a streak of 66 games with at least one stop. Alohi Gilman started for the unbeaten Chiefs against the Raiders, contributing to the team's defensive efforts.

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  • •Jonah Laulu inactive for first career game with Raiders
  • •Kohl Levao makes NFL debut with Jets
  • •Rigoberto Sanchez averages 53.3 yards per punt
  • •Jahlani Tavai misses tackle for first time since 2022
  • •Alohi Gilman plays every defensive snap for Chiefs
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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII >> Jonah Laulu, Raiders defensive tackle: Was declared inactive before the loss to the Chiefs, the first time in his NFL career he has missed a game. >> Kohl Levao, Jets offensive lineman: Made his NFL debut in the loss to the Bears, playing in a regular season game for the first time after two years on the practice squad. He is the 95th Rainbow Warrior to reach the ...

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