Top 10 Worst Performers from Week 11 of the NFL 2017 Regular Season

In a week with many quarterbacks having terrible games and multiple crucial missed kicks that could have led to overtime, the week that was Week 11 was unfortunate for these guys. They were not only defeated, but they were just plain bad.

The Top Ten

  1. Nathan Peterman

    Clearly the worst player of Week 11. To begin with, I made a prediction that with an unknown, you never know. Well boy, I'm ashamed of making that bold statement now that we know he is not ready for the starting job.

    While Tyrod was bad last week, he at least did not throw a record-breaking five interceptions in his first year as a backup. I was hoping this guy was gonna throw eight picks. Honestly, he was that terrible. Not even seeing the reads, it was like watching Johnny Manziel out there. He was that terrible.

  2. Connor Barth

    A game that could've been an upset on the part of the Bears was not to be when Connor Barth missed a not-even-close 46-yard attempt. Not having enough leg and being out of gas, you realize you blew your chances against the Packers, and did it again against the Lions. Focus on tanking from now on.

  3. Dak Prescott

    Prescott is starting to look sketchy as the man in Dallas. Even without Zeke, he seems to be vulnerable now with Tyron Smith out the last two weeks. This is not the same Cowboys team that can battle any team, as he struggled in a must-win over the best team in the NFC, statistically speaking.

  4. Phillip Gaines

    For those who don't know, he's their #3 corner, and he just gave up one bad play. He let go of the coverage on Roger Lewis, which is the reason they ultimately lost a game they probably shouldn't have.

  5. Blair Walsh

    And the crucial misses keep on coming as Walsh has done it again. He's the sole reason for this loss, aside from Pete Carroll's bad decisions.

    More missed field goals.

  6. Adrian Peterson

    Peterson could not run against the best rushing defense in Houston. You would believe he would, since he did just that against Tampa Bay, who was at the time the third-best rushing defense team.

  7. Reggie Nelson

    Of all else, Nelson was the one who got beat the hardest. As Brady is slinging it everywhere, Nelson is missing everywhere.

  8. Jordy Nelson

    With Hundley being as terrible as he is, where has Jordy Nelson been since Rodgers went down? Think about this: DeAndre Hopkins has adjusted to Tom Savage very well. Why can't Hundley and Nelson connecting work?

  9. C.J. Anderson

    He struggled running the ball against Cincy, and if my mind serves me right, he fumbled and cried right afterwards.

  10. Marcus Mariota

    With other quarterbacks I would've had, Mariota throwing four picks does it for me. I mean, this is a guy who looks like what Steve McNair probably was gonna look like. However, in terms of how Mariota is doing in his third year, it has been bad since his passer rating has dropped significantly.

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