Wisconsin was well represented during Week 1 of the NFL season. BadgerBlitz.com calls out three notable performances by former UW players throughout the league's opening set of games.

The third-year pro was involved in what ESPN's Monday Night Football broadcaster Joe Tessitore referred to as "Wisconsin-on-Wisconsin action." The New Orleans Saints tasked the star right tackle with stopping none other than defensive end J.J. Watt, a player that Wisconsin fans know is rarely ever stopped. Not only did Ramczyk contain Watt's pressure, but he completely negated Watt's impact and therefore gave Drew Brees the time to throw for 370 yards and two touchdowns.

According to NFL research, it was the first time in 105 games at the professional level that Watt did not record a tackle or a quarterback hit. Keeping the former Wisconsin walk-on and NFL Defensive Player of the Year out of the box score and helping the Saints to victory makes Ramczyk one of the top Badger performers from last week.

The headlines will belong to a different rookie in first-round draft pick Josh Jacobs after racking up 113 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns. Yet, praise should fall on the shoulders of another rookie for helping to make that performance possible.

Undrafted rookie Alec Ingold's name is one that Wisconsin fans associate with toughness. After an injury to six-year veteran fullback Keith Smith opened the door, Ingold fought his way on to the Oakland Raiders roster.

He proved why he deserved a spot in last nights 24-16 win over the Denver Broncos by throwing out vicious blocks on Von Miller and others in third-and-short situations. On both of the Josh Jacobs touchdown runs, Ingold served up a key block. He may have gone unnoticed on the stat sheet, but his impact on the field could not be missed.

After a career year in 2018 and yet another Super Bowl ring, the six-year veteran running back picked up right where he left off. He was a major threat in the passing game against a Steelers defense that was helpless against Tom Brady and Co. White caught five of his seven targets for a total of 56 yards through the air. He also carried the ball four times for 26 yards.

The game was pretty much all but sealed as a Patriots win by halftime, but White did his damage on drives that mattered. Sixty of his 82 scrimmage yards came in just the first quarter. The three-time Super Bowl champion had a career year as a receiver last season, racking up 751 yards and seven touchdowns.

White will once again be an integral part of a Patriots team that is once again Super Bowl favorites.