NFL Stars of the Week - Week 10

by seton hall and steelers on Nov 16, 2011 10:58 AM EST

Sorry for missing last week. I was very busy with school work and had no time to. Look for my Power Rankings later in the day.

Offensive Stars:

Star No. 1: Aaron Rodgers, QB, Green Bay Packers - Rodgers was once again the best player in the NFL, throwing for 250 yards and 4TDs.

Star. No. 2: Tony Romo, QB, Dallas Cowboys - Romo completed 23 out of 26 passes while throwing for 329 yards and 3TDs.

Star No. 3: Michael Bush, RB, Oakland Raiders - Bush replaced DMAC and totaled 230 yards and 2TDs.

Honorable Mentions: Arian Foster, Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, Larry Fitzgerald, Denarius Moore

Defensive Stars:

Star No. 1: Andre Carter, DE, New England Patriots - Carter dominated the Jets OL, totaling 4.5 sacks on the night.

Star. No. 2: Rob Ninkovich, LB, New England Patriots - Ninkovich picked off Sanchez twice, returning one for a TD.

Star No. 3: Kamerion Wimberly, DE, Oakland Raiders - Wimberly consistently torched the Chargers OL, totaling 4 sacks on the Thursday night game.

Honorable Mentions: Terrance Newman, Ryan Kerrigan, Carlos Rodgers

Dud of the Week: Frank Gore, RB, San Francisco 49ers - Gore ran just 6 times for 0 yards, while getting banged up in the process.

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Gore had a busted ankle before the game even started

Supposedly he wanted to keep on playing after he hurt his knee but the RB coach told him to sit down. But I like to believe that the Niners were able to win a game without their main offensive weapon as a sign that the offense isn’t that bad. Of course I would like to produce more TDs instead of 4 FGs. Also Ginn for dud of the week for that dropped pass that screwed over Alex.

Defense the part of the team whose purpose is to give the offense some rest.
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When Jim Harbaugh says "more is more" I think he is trying to say Moore is more.

by manraj7 on Nov 16, 2011 2:04 PM EST reply actions