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PFW Players of the Week
Week 16

 

Offense

Antonio Freeman
Green Bay Packers

Broken jaw and all, Freeman caught TD passes of 57, 68 and 32 yards in Green Bay’s 30-22 win over Tennessee. Freeman finished the game with seven receptions for 186 yards and an average of 26.6 yards per catch.

 

Defense

Jamir Miller
Arizona Cardinals

Playing with a cast to protect a broken wrist, Miller recorded 12 total tackles, including eight solo stops, in Arizona’s 19-17 comeback win over New Orleans. Miller also chipped in with a pass defensed and a fumble recovery.

 

Golden Toe

Chris Jacke
Arizona Cardinals

Jacke connected on 4-of-5 FG attempts, including the 36-yarder that gave Arizona the win. His other field goals were from 21, 38 and 46 yards, with his one miss from 51 yards.

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