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Tue 12:12AM ET / Dec 20, 2011
C.J. Spiller is Runner-up for the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week: 12-20-2011
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees was the NFL leader in passing yardage, propelling him to the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week award. Brees completed 32 of 40 passes for 412 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions in the 42-20 lopsided victory against the Vikings. He is still the NFL leader in 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 and takes home the StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week award. Abraham had four solo tackles, three sacks, and two forced fumbles during the decisive 41-14 win over 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 13th is linebacker Chris Kelsay from the Bills (7.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 sack, 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 incredibly well, recording a personal game high for receiving yards this season. Little finished the game with five receptions for 131 yards and one touchdown in the narrow 20-17 loss against the Cardinals. So far this season, 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: Chris Harris, Denver Broncos Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris was a menace everywhere he went in his last outing. Harris finished with nine solo tackles during the 41-23 loss to the Patriots. For the year, he has 55 tackles and one interception. Harris wins his second StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Seahawks cornerback Brandon Browner (1.0 tkl, 1.0 solo, 1.0 int). Defensive end Jabaal Sheard of the Browns receives honorable mention (3.0 tkls, 3.0 solo, 2.0 sacks). Last Three Winners: Chris White (BUF), Justin Houston (KC), Sam Acho (ARI)
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees was the NFL leader in passing yardage, propelling him to the StatSheet NFL Offensive Player of the Week award. Brees completed 32 of 40 passes for 412 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions in the 42-20 lopsided victory against the Vikings. He is still the NFL leader in 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 and takes home the StatSheet NFL Defensive Player of the Week award. Abraham had four solo tackles, three sacks, and two forced fumbles during the decisive 41-14 win over 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 13th is linebacker Chris Kelsay from the Bills (7.0 tkls, 5.0 solo, 1.0 sack, 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 incredibly well, recording a personal game high for receiving yards this season. Little finished the game with five receptions for 131 yards and one touchdown in the narrow 20-17 loss against the Cardinals. So far this season, 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: Chris Harris, Denver Broncos Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris was a menace everywhere he went in his last outing. Harris finished with nine solo tackles during the 41-23 loss to the Patriots. For the year, he has 55 tackles and one interception. Harris wins his second StatSheet NFL Defensive Rookie of the Week award this season. The runner-up is Seahawks cornerback Brandon Browner (1.0 tkl, 1.0 solo, 1.0 int). Defensive end Jabaal Sheard of the Browns receives honorable mention (3.0 tkls, 3.0 solo, 2.0 sacks). 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 |  |
| 320 | Tom Brady |  |
| 316 | Ryan Fitzpatrick |  |
| 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 | Jacob Lacey | |
| Sacks | ||
|---|---|---|
| Value | Name | Team |
| 4 | Antwan Barnes |  |
| 3 | John Abraham |  |
| 3 | Jason Babin |  |
| 3 | Tamba Hali |  |
| 2 | Chris Clemons |  |
| Total Points | ||
|---|---|---|
| Value | Name | Team |
| 18 | LeSean McCoy |  |
| 13 | Ryan Succop | |
| 12 | C.J. Spiller |  |
| 12 | Lance Moore |  |
| 12 | Roddy White | |
