Who played the wonderful performance,
And who is causing the headache?
Red List
Players who performed well this week
Cameron Jordan, Rush Passer, New Orleans Saints
Cameron Jordan's dominance this week is like Michael Jordan on the basketball court! In this week's match against rivals in the same district, the Pirates, he continued to pressure Brady to squeeze brady's shooting time. Throughout the game, he contributed two back-of-line tackles and two tackles to help the Saints double-kill the Pirates, giving the Pirates their first home defeat of the season and Brady's first clean sheet since 255 games. What's more, they remain competitive for playoff spots.
Jonathan Taylor, running back, Indianapolis Ponies
On Saturday night in this round, Taylor became a nightmare for all Patriot fans. Watched the score get closer and closer, but before the last 2 minutes of the fourth quarter, Boom! Taylor's backhand was a 67-yard trek in large-sized shots to help the ponies lock in the win, and the whole stadium boiled up the MVP. Remember the 1-4 ponies at the beginning of the season? Now they are 8-6. This week's victory over the American League number one, the playoffs are just around the corner. Perhaps, we will finally see another running-back MVP in years.
Travis Kelsey, near-end forward, Kansas City Chief
At this round of Thursday night, Kelsey reminded everyone again: I am still the league's number one near-end! In this round of the Night Game against the Lightning, Kelsey completed 10 catches, advanced 191 yards, and 2 touchdowns. These 2 touchdowns are more important than the last. The first touchdown helped the Chiefs equalise at the end of 1:16 of regular time, dragging it into extra time. The second touchdown was directly terminated in overtime, helping the Chiefs to successfully ascend to the first place in the American League.
Jared Gough, quarterback, Detroit Lions
When the lion won the first victory, a small partner asked the editor: Does Gough not deserve to have a name? The editor's answer at the time was: when he wins for the second time, he will definitely appear in the red list. This week, Gough did live up to expectations, advancing 216 yards on 26 passes, completing 3 touchdowns and 0 interceptions to win the lions' second win of the season (drifting away from the winner). The most outrageous thing is that he is still opposite the Cardinals who had the best record in the NFL two weeks ago, passing the ball to defend the top of the league. Could it be that the spring of Gough has finally arrived?
Honorable Mentions: Mark Andrews, Aaron Rogers, Craig Reynolds, Lorenzo Carter, Darius Leonard, Yetu Gross Matos, Miles Sanders, DJ Warnham, Cooper Karp, Christian Wilkins, Jaylen Ramsey
Black list
Players who didn't perform well this week
Tom Brady, quarterback, Tampa Bay Pirates
Although he is still at the top of the passing yard list, the old man's performance in this round is indeed not satisfactory. Of the 48 passes and 26, he advanced just 214 yards, averaging just 4.5 yards per pass attempt, which is undoubtedly his worst performance of the season, and perhaps even the worst in recent years. Remember the last time Brady got a clean sheet? In 2006. What concept? At that time, there was no iPhone, Pluto was still within 9 planets, and Jay Chou had just released "Listen to Mother's Words". How far can pirates go this season? Is Brady really old? The answer to the question we can only find in the next 2 months.
Run-proof, Arizona Cardinal
A few weeks ago, we mentioned in the Achilles of the strong teams that the Cardinals' biggest problem was their defensive run. But what Xiaobian did not expect was that the Cardinals' defensive run was so bad that they could lose to the male lions. This week, the Cardinals let a runback who had less than 100 yards in his pre-match career rush 112 yards in a single game, which was the key to their loss of this game. The Cardinals' defensive run has dragged down the team in recent games, but fortunately their good record at the beginning of the season has given them a fault tolerance rate. When they get into the playoffs where they lose and go home, how much impact will the run-off affect the outcome? Facing Jonathan Taylor next week, the Cardinals' defensive team is still asking for more blessings!
How old were you last when Brady got a clean sheet?