PFW Players of the Week
Week Six
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Offense
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Neil O'Donnell
Cincinnati Bengals
O’Donnell’s fake spike led to the winning touchdown in
Cincinnati’s 25-20 comeback win over Pittsburgh. The former Steeler completed
20-of-26 passes for 298 yards and three touchdowns. His 50-yard pass on 4th down kept his
team alive. |
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Defense
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Ronald McKinnon
Arizona Cardinals
McKinnon played a huge role in Arizona’s 20-7 win over Chicago. He
picked off three passes, forced a fumble and returned a punt the Bears had blocked for 31
yards to keep a drive going. McKinnon also had three solo tackles. |
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Golden Toe
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Leo Araguz
Oakland Raiders
Anyone who can survive 16 punts deserves a Golden Leg. Araguz averaged
44.3 yards and dropped five punts inside the 20-yard line. His long was 61 yards. |
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