Top 10 Performers from Week 13 of the NFL 2018 Regular Season
With Kareem Hunt gone, and running back committee that didn't do a whole lot, and Tyreek Hill had a very sloppy game dropping some big passes, and that leads us to old reliable Travis Kelce being wide open, and in for most of the time which led to surviving the black hole trap.
He had a big game and helped carry the offensive workload in the absence of Shady Kareem Hunt and Tyreek Hill not having a great game
Back to back weeks from the best undrafted rookie of 2018, and a big surprise to see Phillip Lindsay do this well, and his about to make history by having the most yards for an undrafted rookie seeing the schedule is in favor of him doing so.
A lot of very bad quarterback play this week, but the best of all to shine the brightest is Phillip Rivers lead a comeback drive in the 2nd half after being demoralized from what they saw falling 24-7. Eventually the running game got some decent running room, and Rivers managed to get down the endzone with Mike Williams, and Keenan Allen leading the way. While not super perfect like the previous he had a great percentage completion of a 72.2.
Huge factor in the Bolts comeback win
For a guy who never had much of a shot with the Giants backup safety Andrew Adams had himself the best game of his career as he picked off Cam Newton three times, as he also threw another bad pick to teammate Javien Elliott yeah there that hurt in the secondary, but hey they played their best game of the season in the upset over Carolina.
Honestly you wanna know whose not far behind in the MVP race take a look at how important it is the have this powerhouse of a nose tackle up front beat two guys on a consistent basics who can stop Aaron Donald? Eat, Sack, force fumbles, repeat!
If I give credit to what Miami has done well is there secondary has been very good at not giving up the biggest plays, and when the offense does make the wrong mistake don't throw in the direction of Xavien Howard whose been great the last two weeks.
It goes to show reminding us why the G-Man needed some leadership on defense when Ogletree makes big plays at the right time Chase Daniel was off balanced after seeing #52 out scheme him.
I honestly wanted to pick Jourdan Lewis, but instead I gotta look at how precise Prescott was very good in despite having one fumble kept his team from making a crucial mistake. Think about this this year he had no offensive line the worst in protection statistically getting sacked 7 times, and still managed to find a way to win that's tough to do.
The last of the legion of boom had himself a ball game. Wrapped up a good chunk of tackles, a sack, caught up the football, and got the pick six at the end well played sir.
I mean maybe I'm dogging on Mariota, but their #2 Taywan Taylor kept the comeback alive and had a pretty nice game to have that set up for the next winning play.
The first good game as a Eagle Golden Tate came up big in what could been the death blow to the season. What could this mean that the slot threat is starting to click late in the season?