Hail to the Hogs

On this day 20 years ago - Jan 12, 1992

Thu, 12 Jan 2012 18:19:10 +0000

The Redskins won the NFC Championship by defeating the Lions 41-10. Mark Rypien had 228 total yards and 2 touchdowns.That was the 16th playoff win in franchise history for the Redskins. They have won four playoff games since then.

Playoff wins
Points	Date	Opp	Result
NFC Wild Card Round	Dec 24, 1972	GB	W 16-3
NFC Divisional Round	Dec 31, 1972	DAL	W 26-3
NFC Wild Card Round	Jan 08, 1983	DET	W 31-7
NFC Divisional Round	Jan 15, 1983	MIN	W 21-7
NFC Championship	Jan 22, 1983	DAL	W 31-17
Super Bowl	Jan 30, 1983	MIA	W 27-17
NFC Divisional Round	Jan 01, 1984	LARams	W 51-7
NFC Championship	Jan 08, 1984	SF	W 24-21
NFC Wild Card Round	Dec 28, 1986	LARams	W 19-7
NFC Divisional Round	Jan 03, 1987	CHI	W 27-13
NFC Divisional Round	Jan 10, 1988	CHI	W 21-17
NFC Championship	Jan 17, 1988	MIN	W 17-10
	Jan 31, 1988	DEN	W 42-10
NFC Wild Card Round	Jan 05, 1991	PHI	W 20-6
NFC Divisional Round	Jan 04, 1992	ATL	W 24-7
NFC Championship	Jan 12, 1992	DET	W 41-10
	Jan 26, 1992	BUF	W 37-24
NFC Wild Card Round	Jan 02, 1993	MIN	W 24-7
NFC Wild Card Round	Jan 08, 2000	DET	W 27-13
NFC Wild Card Round	Jan 07, 2006	TB	W 17-10

Evan Royster is Runner-up for the StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week: 01-03-2012

Tue, 03 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0000

Green Bay Packers quarterback Matt Flynn was spectacular through the air, setting a personal season high for passing yards in a game to become the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week. Flynn connected on 31 of 44 passes for 480 yards, six touchdowns and one interception in the 45-41 victory over the Lions. To this point in the season, he has passed for 518 yards to go along with a 67.3% completion rate, six touchdowns and two interceptions.

This is the first time this season that Flynn has won the award. Quarterback Matthew Stafford of the Lions is the runner-up (36-59, 520 pass yds, 5 TD, 2 int). Honorable mention goes to quarterback Drew Brees from the Saints (28-35, 389 pass yds, 5 TD, 1 int). Running back Evan Royster, who finished 15th, was the highest ranking player from the Redskins (113 rush yds, 52 rec yds).

Last Three Winners: Aaron Rodgers (GB), Drew Brees (NO), Tony Romo (DAL)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week: Curtis Lofton, Atlanta Falcons

Atlanta Falcons linebacker Curtis Lofton was a tackling machine, setting a personal season high for stops in a game and earns the StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week award. Lofton recorded eight solo tackles and one interception during the decisive 45-24 win over the Buccaneers. In total for the season, he has 147 tackles, one sack, and two interceptions.

This is the first time Lofton has earned the award this season. The runner-up is linebacker Daryl Washington of the Cardinals (11.0 tkls, 11.0 solo, 1.0 sack). Vikings defensive end Jared Allen receives honorable mention (5.0 tkls, 3.0 solo, 3.5 sacks). Finishing in eighth is linebacker Brian Orakpo from the Redskins (3.0 tkls, 3.0 solo, 2.0 sacks, 1.0 FF).

Last Three Winners: Brian Cushing (HOU), John Abraham (ATL), Terrell Suggs (BAL)

StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week: Victor Cruz, New York Giants

New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz was on top of his game, registering a personal season high for receiving yards in a game. Cruz had 178 yards and one touchdown on six receptions in the 31-14 victory against the Cowboys. On the year, he has gained 1,536 yards receiving and nine touchdowns.

Cruz has received the StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week award four times this season. Redskins running back Evan Royster is the runner-up (113 rush yds, 52 rec yds). Honorable mention goes to Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones (4 rec, 76 rec yds, 2 TD).

Last Three Winners: Victor Cruz (NYG), Greg Little (CLE), Julio Jones (ATL)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week: Sterling Moore, New England Patriots

New England Patriots cornerback Sterling Moore gave the opposing quarterback headache, recording a personal season high for interceptions in a game. Moore put up two interceptions during the decisive 49-21 win over the Bills. For the year, he has seven tackles and two interceptions.

Moore wins his first StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Chiefs linebacker Justin Houston (7.0 tkls, 6.0 solo, 1.5 sacks). Cornerback Richard Sherman of the Seahawks receives honorable mention (6.0 tkls, 6.0 solo, 1.0 int).

Last Three Winners: Jonathan Nelson (CAR), Chris Harris (DEN), Chris White (BUF)

Passing Yards
Value	Name	Team
520	Matthew Stafford
480	Matt Flynn
417	Carson Palmer
389	Drew Brees
346	Eli Manning

Rushing Yards
Value	Name	Team
191	Ray Rice
172	Michael Turner
169	Maurice Jones-Drew
145	Willis McGahee
127	Chris Ivory

Receiving Yards
Value	Name	Team
244	Calvin Johnson
178	Victor Cruz
162	Jordy Nelson
149	Larry Fitzgerald
145	Marques Colston

Tackles
Value	Name	Team
15	James Anderson
14	Curtis Lofton
14	Kevin Burnett
13	David Hawthorne
13	D'Qwell Jackson

Sacks
Value	Name	Team
3	Jared Allen
2	Jeremy Mincey
2	Brian Orakpo
2	Antonio Smith
2	Osi Umenyiora

Total Points
Value	Name	Team
18	Jordy Nelson
14	Sebastian Janikowski
13	Dan Carpenter
13	Josh Scobee
12	Julio Jones

Redskins Blasted by Eagles, 34-10

Sun, 01 Jan 2012 16:00:00 +0000

Evan Royster was a force all day in the running game, but it wasn't enough to avoid a big loss for the Redskins at the hands of the Eagles, 34-10, at Lincoln Financial Field.

Rex Grossman completed 22 of 45 passes for 256 yards, one touchdown and one pick. Michael Vick ended up going 24 of 39 with 335 yards passing, three touchdowns, one pick and one fumble for the Eagles.

Royster was a bright spot for the Redskins, running for 113 yards on 20 carries in addition to five receptions for 52 yards. Santana Moss snagged three passes for 45 yards.

The Washington defense struggled against the pass, but managed to slow down the run game, giving up 75 yards rushing and 315 passing. They sacked Vick two times.

Eagles tight end Brent Celek had a big game, putting up 86 receiving yards and one touchdown. Wide receiver Jeremy Maclin also performed well with 105 receiving yards.

Redskins Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
C	76	R. Grossman	22	45	247	1	1

Eagles Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
A	93	M. Vick	24	39	315	3	1

Redskins Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A+	100	E. Royster	RB	20	113	5.7	0
-	-	D. Young	FB	1	12	12.0	0
C+	78	R. Helu	RB	4	5	1.3	0

Eagles Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	83	D. Lewis	RB	12	58	4.8	1
D	63	R. Brown	RB	6	14	2.3	0
A	93	M. Vick	QB	1	3	3.0	0

Redskins Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A+	100	E. Royster	RB	5	52	10.4	0
C+	78	R. Helu	RB	2	48	24.0	1
C	76	S. Moss	WR	3	45	15.0	0

Eagles Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	92	J. Maclin	WR	8	105	13.1	0
A-	91	D. Jackson	WR	4	86	21.5	1
A+	100	B. Celek	TE	6	86	14.3	1

Stat of the Day: Fewest rushing yards in a season

Fri, 30 Dec 2011 17:02:55 +0000

Since 1966, the fewest rushing yards the Redskins have accumulated in a season is 1140 in 1982. John Riggins led the team with 553 rushing yards in that season.

Top 5 Fewest Rush Yds
RYds	Season	Record
1140	1982	8-1
1164	1968	5-9
1247	1967	5-6
1377	1966	7-7
1415	1994	3-13

Regular Season Closes with the Washington Redskins (5-10) Battling the Philadelphia Eagles (7-8)

Thu, 29 Dec 2011 00:09:47 +0000

In the regular season finale, the Washington Redskins will be on the road to play the division rival Philadelphia Eagles. FOX will broadcast the game at 1:00 PM ET. Washington goes in with a 5-10 overall record and 2-3 division record on the season. Philadelphia has the upper hand as a nine point favorite and has a 7-8 overall record and 4-1 division record.

In the first meeting for these two teams in week six, the Redskins suffered a defeat, 20-13. London Fletcher racked up 12 tackles on the day.

The Redskins are coming off a 33-26 defeat against the Vikings. Fletcher racked up 17 tackles and 0.5 sacks. Rex Grossman also contributed by going 26 for 41 for 284 yards while finding the end zone twice and throwing one pick. The Eagles are fresh off a 20-7 victory over the Cowboys. Michael Vick was fantastic, going 18 for 32 for 293 yards passing, two touchdowns and no picks. Another strong showing came from DeSean Jackson, who caught five balls for 90 yards.

The Redskins may need added help for their running defense against Philadelphia, who average 146.7 yards per game, fifth in the league.

Redskins Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
C	73.5	R. Grossman	243	413	2,895	15	19
C	73.0	J. Beck	80	132	858	2	4

Eagles Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
B	86.5	M. Vick	229	384	2,968	15	13
C+	78.5	V. Young	66	114	866	4	9

Redskins Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	87.2	R. Helu	RB	147	635	4.3	2
B	83.1	T. Hightower	RB	84	321	3.8	1
B	83.3	E. Royster	RB	36	215	6.0	0

Eagles Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A+	100+	L. McCoy	RB	273	1,309	4.8	17
B	86.5	M. Vick	QB	75	586	7.8	1
D	63.8	R. Brown	RB	36	122	3.4	1

Redskins Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	86.2	J. Gaffney	WR	64	919	14.4	5
A	95.0	F. Davis	TE	59	796	13.5	3
B	82.0	S. Moss	WR	43	539	12.5	4

Eagles Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	85.8	D. Jackson	WR	54	875	16.2	3
B	85.8	J. Maclin	WR	55	754	13.7	5
B	85.9	B. Celek	TE	56	725	12.9	4

Green Bay Packers Aaron Rodgers Wins the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week: 12-27-2011

Tue, 27 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was named the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week after an exceptional game. Rodgers completed 21 of 29 passes for 283 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions in the 35-21 victory over the Bears. For the season, he has thrown for 4,643 yards in addition to a 68.3% completion rate, 45 touchdowns and six interceptions.

Rodgers has won the award two times this season. Tight end Jared Cook of the Titans is the runner-up (8 rec, 169 rec yds, 1 TD). Honorable mention goes to tight end Brandon Pettigrew from the Lions (9 rec, 80 rec yds, 1 TD). Running back Evan Royster, who finished 15th, was the highest ranking player from the Redskins (19 car, 132 rush yds).

Last Three Winners: Drew Brees (NO), Tony Romo (DAL), Ray Rice (BAL)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week: Brian Cushing, Houston Texans

Houston Texans linebacker Brian Cushing had a spectacular game, taking home the StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week award. Cushing had seven solo tackles, one sack, and two forced fumbles during the tight 19-16 loss to the Colts. For the year, he has 110 tackles, four sacks, and two interceptions.

This is the first time Cushing has earned the award this season. The runner-up is defensive end Spencer Johnson of the Bills (6.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 int). Bills safety Jairus Byrd receives honorable mention (7.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 int). Finishing in 29th is linebacker London Fletcher from the Redskins (17.0 tkls, 7.0 solo, 0.5 sacks).

Last Three Winners: John Abraham (ATL), Terrell Suggs (BAL), Justin Houston (KC)

StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week: Victor Cruz, New York Giants

New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz had the most receiving yards in the NFC last week. Cruz finished the day with 164 yards on three receptions and one touchdown in the 29-14 victory over the Jets, 29-14. So far this season, he has 1,358 yards receiving in addition to eight touchdowns.

Cruz has received the StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week award three times this season. Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is the runner-up (12-17, 171 pass yds, 65 rush yds, 4 TD, 0 int). Honorable mention goes to Redskins running back Evan Royster (19 car, 132 rush yds).

Last Three Winners: Greg Little (CLE), Julio Jones (ATL), Cam Newton (CAR)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week: Jonathan Nelson, Carolina Panthers

Carolina Panthers safety Jonathan Nelson was a menace everywhere he went in his last outing. Nelson racked up five solo tackles and one interception during the decisive 48-16 win against the Buccaneers. For the season, he has seven tackles and one interception.

Nelson wins his first StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Texans defensive end J.J. Watt (5.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 sack). Cornerback Jimmy Smith of the Ravens receives honorable mention (7.0 tkls, 7.0 solo).

Last Three Winners: Chris Harris (DEN), Chris White (BUF), Justin Houston (KC)

Passing Yards
Value	Name	Team
373	Matthew Stafford
373	Matt Ryan
350	Matt Hasselbeck
307	Drew Brees
304	Tom Brady

Rushing Yards
Value	Name	Team
158	Arian Foster
132	Evan Royster
121	Kahlil Bell
116	Rashard Mendenhall
113	Reggie Bush

Receiving Yards
Value	Name	Team
169	Jared Cook
164	Victor Cruz
156	Brandon Marshall
138	Wes Welker
128	Julio Jones

Tackles
Value	Name	Team
17	London Fletcher
16	Chad Greenway
15	E.J. Henderson
13	Jerod Mayo
13	James Laurinaitis

Sacks
Value	Name	Team
2	Robert Mathis
2	Jerod Mayo
2	DeMarcus Ware
2	Jonathan Fanene
2	Jason Pierre-Paul

Total Points
Value	Name	Team
16	Dave Rayner
14	Graham Gano
13	David Akers
13	Adam Vinatieri
12	Jordy Nelson

Running Back Roy Helu Questionable to Play Week 17 Against Eagles

Tue, 27 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0000

Washington may not have running back Roy Helu (ankle injury), who is listed as questionable to play against the Eagles on the road this week. Helu has 635 yards rushing and two touchdowns thus far this year. Offensive tackle Jammal Brown will be unavailable for the Redskins this week because of an hip injury.

Questionable

Running Back Roy Helu, Ankle
Offensive Tackle Jammal Brown, Hip

Injured Reserve

Tight End Chris Cooley, Hand
Jarvis Jenkins, Knee
Cornerback Phillip Buchanon, Knee
Defensive End Kedric Golston, Knee
Wide Receiver Leonard Hankerson, Hip
Running Back Tim Hightower, Knee
Strong Safety LaRon Landry, Groin

Redskins Let One Get Away Against Vikings, 33-26

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 16:00:00 +0000

Evan Royster amassed serious yardage on the day, but it wasn't enough to avoid a loss for the Redskins against the Vikings, 33-26, at home.

Rex Grossman found the end zone two times on 26 of 41 passing for 284 yards, one pick and one fumble. Christian Ponder finished 8 for 13 with 68 yards passing, no touchdowns and no interceptions for the Vikings.

Royster was a key factor for the Redskins, rushing for 132 yards on 19 carries and had two receptions for 15 yards. Jabar Gaffney was a top receiver, catching six passes for 77 yards with a touchdown.

The Washington defense managed to slow down the passing attack, but could not slow down the running game, giving up 241 yards rushing and 148 passing. They sacked Ponder two times.

Finally, Graham Gano was perfect, connecting on all four of his field goal attempts.

Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin could not be contained, putting up 65 receiving yards, 39 rushing and one touchdown. Running back Toby Gerhart also had a good game with 109 rushing yards.

Next week, the Redskins head to Philadelphia to face the Eagles (7-8) while the Vikings host the Bears (7-7).

Vikings Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
-	-	J. Webb	4	5	81	2	0
-	-	C. Ponder	8	13	67	0	0

Redskins Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
C+	78	R. Grossman	26	41	256	2	1

Vikings Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	92	T. Gerhart	RB	11	109	9.9	0
A	95	P. Harvin	WR	4	39	9.8	0
C+	78	A. Peterson	RB	12	38	3.2	1

Redskins Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A+	100	E. Royster	RB	19	132	6.9	0
D	65	R. Torain	RB	4	8	2.0	0
D+	68	B. Banks	WR	1	1	1.0	0

Vikings Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	95	P. Harvin	WR	5	65	13.0	1
C	73	D. Aromashodu	WR	2	36	18.0	0
B	83	K. Rudolph	TE	2	23	11.5	1

Redskins Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	88	J. Gaffney	WR	6	77	12.8	1
B	83	D. Stallworth	WR	5	59	11.8	1
C	74	S. Moss	WR	4	46	11.5	0

Washington Redskins (5-9) Face Minnesota Vikings (2-12)

Thu, 22 Dec 2011 00:09:35 +0000

The Washington Redskins shoot for their sixth win on the season when they play host to the Minnesota Vikings. Kickoff is set for 1:00 PM ET on Saturday and the game can be seen on FOX. Washington comes into the game with a 5-9 overall record and 2-5 home record. Minnesota has a 2-12 overall record and 1-6 away record.

Last week the Redskins defeated the Giants 23-10. London Fletcher recorded 12 tackles. Jabar Gaffney also had a solid game, catching six balls for 85 yards. In their previous outing, the Vikings were on the receiving end of a 42-20 drubbing by the Saints. Christian Ponder went 14 for 31 for 120 yards passing, two touchdowns and one interception.

Vikings Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
C	73.9	C. Ponder	146	268	1,757	13	12
C-	71.4	D. McNabb	94	156	1,026	4	2
B	84.1	J. Webb	13	26	92	1	0

Redskins Passing Leaders
Grade		Name	Comp	Att	Yds	TDs	Int
C	72.7	R. Grossman	217	372	2,611	13	18
C	73.0	J. Beck	80	132	858	2	4

Vikings Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
A	92.8	A. Peterson	RB	196	932	4.8	11
B	83.1	T. Gerhart	RB	83	355	4.3	1
B+	89.5	P. Harvin	WR	43	293	6.8	1

Redskins Rushing Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Att	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	87.2	R. Helu	RB	147	635	4.3	2
B	83.1	T. Hightower	RB	84	321	3.8	1
D+	67.4	R. Torain	RB	55	192	3.5	1

Vikings Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B+	89.5	P. Harvin	WR	72	787	10.9	5
C+	77.8	M. Jenkins	WR	38	466	12.3	3
C	76.5	V. Shiancoe	TE	36	409	11.4	3

Redskins Receiving Leaders
Grade		Name	P	Rec	Yds	YdsA	TDs
B	85.5	J. Gaffney	WR	58	842	14.5	4
A	95.0	F. Davis	TE	59	796	13.5	3
B	82.6	S. Moss	WR	39	493	12.6	4

New Orleans Saints Drew Brees Wins the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week: 12-20-2011

Tue, 20 Dec 2011 00:00:00 +0000

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees was named the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week after leading the NFL in passing yards. Brees threw for 412 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions completing 32 of 40 passes in the 42-20 lopsided victory against the Vikings. He remains atop the NFL rankings for passing on the season with 4,780 yards with a 71.5% completion percentage, 37 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.

Brees has won the award two times this season. Running back C.J. Spiller of the Bills is the runner-up (91 rush yds, 76 rec yds, 2 TD). Honorable mention goes to wide receiver Calvin Johnson from the Lions (9 rec, 214 rec yds, 2 TD).

Last Three Winners: Tony Romo (DAL), Ray Rice (BAL), Drew Brees (NO)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week: John Abraham, Atlanta Falcons

Atlanta Falcons defensive end John Abraham had a spectacular game as he set a personal season high for sacks in a game which paved the way for his StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week win. Abraham registered four solo tackles, three sacks, and two forced fumbles during the decisive 41-14 win against the Jaguars. In total for the season, he has 33 tackles and 8.5 sacks.

This is the first time Abraham has earned the award this season. The runner-up is linebacker Jordan Senn of the Panthers (14.0 tkls, 12.0 solo, 1.0 int, 1.0 FF). Chargers linebacker Antwan Barnes receives honorable mention (6.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 4.0 sacks). Finishing in 11th is linebacker London Fletcher from the Redskins (12.0 tkls, 10.0 solo, 1.0 FF).

Last Three Winners: Terrell Suggs (BAL), Justin Houston (KC), Connor Barwin (HOU)

StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week: Greg Little, Cleveland Browns

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Greg Little played exceptionally well, setting a personal season high for receiving yards in a game. Little finished the game with five receptions for 131 yards and one touchdown in the narrow 20-17 loss against the Cardinals. For the year, he has 669 yards receiving to go along with two touchdowns.

This is the first time Little has received the StatSheet NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week award this season. Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones is the runner-up (5 rec, 85 rec yds, 1 TD). Honorable mention goes to Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green (6 rec, 115 rec yds).

Last Three Winners: Julio Jones (ATL), Cam Newton (CAR), Victor Cruz (NYG)

StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week: Aldon Smith, San Francisco 49ers

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith was able to apply pressure on the quarterback, recording a personal season high for sacks in a game. Smith finished with three solo tackles and two sacks during the 20-3 win against the Steelers. For the year, he has 30 tackles and 13 sacks.

Smith wins his second StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Broncos cornerback Chris Harris (9.0 tkls, 9.0 solo). Cornerback Brandon Browner of the Seahawks receives honorable mention (1.0 tkl, 1.0 solo, 1.0 int).

Last Three Winners: Chris White (BUF), Justin Houston (KC), Sam Acho (ARI)

Passing Yards
Value	Name	Team
412	Drew Brees
391	Matthew Stafford
367	Carson Palmer
330	Ben Roethlisberger
320	Tom Brady

Rushing Yards
Value	Name	Team
203	Reggie Bush
161	Donald Brown
112	Maurice Jones-Drew
109	Arian Foster
108	Felix Jones

Receiving Yards
Value	Name	Team
214	Calvin Johnson
156	Brent Celek
155	Darrius Heyward-Bey
135	Roddy White
131	Greg Little

Tackles
Value	Name	Team
16	Jason Pierre-Paul
15	Ernie Sims
14	Jordan Senn
13	D'Qwell Jackson
12	Michael Boley

Sacks
Value	Name	Team
4	Antwan Barnes
3	John Abraham
3	Tamba Hali
3	Jason Babin
2	Aldon Smith

Total Points
Value	Name	Team
18	LeSean McCoy
13	Ryan Succop
12	C.J. Spiller
12	Lance Moore
12	Roddy White