Top 10 Worst Performers from Week 9 of the 2018 NFL Regular Season

The Top Ten

  1. Sam Darnold

    It is not even close. The worst player of the week, hands down, is Sam Darnold. Both receivers came back after missing last week, and you would think that would help. Well, no. Todd Bowles says screw that, throw those USC rocket arm balls to every Dolphin you see, as he had an even worse passer rating than Peterman. Couldn't have imagined himself having a 31.8.

  2. Rick Wagner

    You can point your share of blame to other areas of the Lions offense, but I have to dive into the offensive line. More specifically, how awful Rick Wagner has been since getting signed to Detroit. He has been a massive right tackle bust for this team, and it shows. Teams took great advantage of his weakness, and Wagner gave up more sacks than the other linemen in a humiliating defeat that may have ended their season of optimism.

  3. Marcus Peters

    Marcus Peters has been very disappointing this year with a new team, underperforming as an elite cornerback, and that goes to show when Michael Thomas is saluting Joe Horn in the ultimate insult to end the game.

  4. P.J Hall

    Could have picked Reggie Nelson, but he put in a lot more effort than what rookie P.J. Hall ended up doing, getting burned for big plays down the stretch with not enough separation to stop the passes.

  5. Nathan Peterman

    You know the Bills season is so depressing when you see a player as bad as Peterman throwing for 49 completions with less than 200 yards. Truly a horrible player at the NFL level to this extent. The equivalent of watching Dan Orlovsky right here, ladies and gentlemen. The exact same type of backup quarterback I'm witnessing.

  6. David Moore

    For those who don't know, last week he had a ball against a bad Lions team, and here against a formidable Chargers secondary, he had two chances of being the game hero and blew it both times by dropping the balls perfectly thrown to him. I mean, wow, that's inexcusable.

  7. Mike Evans

    Carolina's passing defense has been pretty impressive, I must say. Rarely giving up the big plays has made a big, significant showing that they have rarely lost badly to anybody, and Evans, being one of the best in the game, was nowhere to be found. Interesting. Only one catch for fewer yards.

  8. Da'Ron Payne

    Da'Ron Payne has made a quiet impact on the Redskins D-line, that's for sure, but in this game Coleman was ready to commit to an honest running game, and Payne was beat.

  9. Brandon McManus

    Missed what could have been the game-winning kick for an upset, only for Houston to have lucky breathing room with another needed win.

  10. Brent Urban

    The Ravens did not bottle up James Conner this time around, and I gotta point to the guy who had no room to grab onto Conner, and that's Brent Urban, who had no effect in stopping the run.

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