|
Player |
Pos. |
Team |
Opponent |
Score |
Stats |
|
Jason Allen |
CB |
Cincinnati |
at Philadelphia |
W, 34-13 |
Played, no stats |
|
Robert Ayers |
DE |
Denver |
at Baltimore |
W, 34-17 |
1 sack loss of 6 yards, 2 QBH |
|
Eric Berry |
DB |
Kansas City |
at Oakland |
L, 0-15 |
Started at SS, game-high 11 tackles 2 TFL 1 pass def. |
|
Kevin Burnett |
LB |
Miami |
vs. Jacksonville |
W, 24-3 |
Started at LB, 8 tackles, 1 sack-2 yd loss 2 TFL |
|
Britton Colquitt |
P |
Denver |
at Baltimore |
W, 34-17 |
8 punts, 43.0 avg. 2-20 |
|
Dustin Colquitt |
P |
Kansas City |
at Oakland |
L, 0-15 |
7 punts, 54.7 avg. 4 I-20 |
|
Morgan Cox |
LS |
Baltimore |
vs. Denver |
L, 17-34 |
Snapped on all punts and kicks |
|
Arian Foster |
RB |
Houston |
vs. Indianapolis |
W, 29-17 |
Started at RB, 27 rush for season-best 165 yds 2 rec. 4 yds |
|
Ramon Foster |
OT |
Pittsburgh |
at Dallas |
L, 24-27 |
Started at RG |
|
Aubrayo Franklin |
DT |
San Diego |
vs. Carolina |
L, 7-31 |
Started at DT, 2 tackles |
|
Omar Gaither |
LB |
Oakland |
vs. Kansas City |
W, 15-0 |
Started at MLB |
|
Jabari Greer |
CB |
New Orleans |
vs. Tampa Bay |
W, 41-0 |
Started at LCB, 4 tackles, 2 INT, 4 pass def. |
|
Nick Guess |
LS |
Oakland |
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|
Parys Haralson |
LB |
San Francisco |
at New England |
W, 41-34 |
Injured Reserve |
|
Montario Hardesty |
RB |
Cleveland |
vs. Washington |
L, 21-38 |
2 rush, 5 yds |
|
Malik Jackson |
DE |
Denver |
at Baltimore |
W, 34-17 |
Played, no stats |
|
Peyton Manning |
QB |
Denver |
at Baltimore |
W, 34-17 |
17-of-28, 204 yds, 1 TD |
|
Jerod Mayo |
LB |
New England |
vs. San Francisco |
L, 34-41 |
Started at LB, game-high 12 tackles |
|
Turk McBride |
DE |
New Orleans |
vs. Tampa Bay |
W, 41-0 |
Not active |
|
Jacques McClendon |
OL |
Atlanta |
vs. NY Giants |
W, 34-0 |
Practice Squad |
|
Tony McDaniel |
DE |
Miami |
vs. Jacksonville |
W, 24-3 |
Played, no stats |
|
Robert Meachem |
WR |
San Diego |
vs. Carolina |
L, 7-31 |
Played, no stats |
|
Marvin Mitchell |
LB |
Minnesota |
at St. Louis |
W, 36-22 |
1 special teams tackle, 1 FF on special teams |
|
Denarius Moore |
WR |
Oakland |
vs. Kansas City |
W, 15-0 |
Started at WR, 4 rec. 39 yds |
|
Tauren Poole |
RB |
Carolina |
at San Diego |
W, 31-7 |
Injured Reserve |
|
Chris Scott |
OL |
Buffalo |
vs. Seattle |
L, 17-50 |
Not active |
|
Jarrod Shaw |
OL |
Cleveland |
vs. Washington |
L, 21-38 |
Not active |
|
Donte Stallworth |
WR |
New England |
vs. San Francisco |
L, 34-41 |
Injured Reserve |
|
Luke Stocker |
TE |
Tampa Bay |
at New Orleans |
L, 0-41 |
Started at TE, 3 rec. 23 yds |
|
Scott Wells |
C |
St. Louis |
vs. Minnesota |
L, 22-36 |
Started at C |
|
Dan Williams |
DT |
Arizona |
vs. Detroit |
W, 38-10 |
Not active |
|
Jason Witten |
TE |
Dallas |
vs. Pittsburgh |
W, 27-24 |
Started at TE, 5 rec. 43 yds, TD |
Manning over 4,000
- Peyton Manning, in a 204 yard, touchdown effort in the Broncos' 34-17 win at Baltimore has passed for 4,016 this season, extended his NFL record by recording his 12th career 4,000-yard season.
- Manning, in his first season with Denver, is the fifth player in NFL history to pass for 4,000 yards with two different teams. He joins Drew Bledsoe (New England, Buffalo), Brett Favre (Green Bay, Minnesota), Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon (Oilers, Vikings) and Kurt Warner (St. Louis, Arizona).
Career High For Foster
- Foster set a season-high with 27 carries for 165 yards against Indianapolis on Sunday. It was his third highest rushing total of his career.
- He continues to add to his season total and stands at 1,313 for the year, fourth in the NFL and first in the AFC.
- Foster also leads the NFL with 14 rushing TDs (16 overall), is 1st in rush attempts (23.2/game), and 4th in yards/game with 93.8 (1st in AFC).
- Foster registered either a rushing or receiving TD in 11 straight games (Jan. 7, 2012-Nov. 11, 2012), which tied for the second longest streak since 2001 (LaDainian Tomlinson 18 games from 2004-05).
- After recording 110 yards on 28 carries against Jacksonville Sunday, Sept. 16, Foster became the Houston Texans' all-time leading rusher passing Domanick Davis who had 3,195 rushing yards for the franchise from 2003-05.
- Foster continues to add to his lifetime total, upping his rushing yards to 4,410 after his effort at Tennessee.
Extra Mayo, Please
- Adding 12 tackles to his total last week against the 49ers, Jerod Mayo continued to add to his AFC leading tackle total (137). His 137 tackles currently rank third in the NFL (Chad Greenway of Minnesota-140, Luke Kuechly-Carolina, 138) and are first in the AFC by a large margin (Jerrell Freeman-125).
- Mayo went over the century mark against Buffalo on Nov. 18 to mark the fourth time in his five year NFL career he has registered at least 100 tackles.
Witten Nearing Another Record
- After a five reception game against Pittsburgh
(Dec. 16), Jason Witten set a new career best for receptions in a season with
his 97 this year besting his previous high of 96 set in 2007.Witten also recorded a TD on a 17 yard catch, his first TD since Week 4.
- Witten is just five catches away from tying and six away from beating Tony Gonzalez' record of most receptions in a single season by a tight end with 102 set in 2004.
- In a tough loss to the New York Giants on Oct. 28, Jason Witten broke his own Cowboys receiving record and set a league record for tight ends with 18 catches for 167 yards. Only Brandon Marshall, Terrell Owens and Tom Fears have ever caught as many or more passes at any position.
- With his second catch against Seattle (Sept. 16) Witten became the third tight end in NFL history with 700 career catches. In 10 seasons, Witten has 762 total receptions.
- Witten is also the second player in Cowboys history to reach 700 catches, joining Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin (750).
All-Time NFL Receptions by Tight Ends
Player Team(s) Years Receptions
Tony Gonzalez Kansas City, Atlanta 1997-pres. 1,236
Shannon Sharpe Denver, Baltimore 1990-2003 815
Jason Witten Dallas 2003-pres. 793
Ozzie Newsome Cleveland 1978-90 662
Antonio Gates San Diego 2003-pres. 638
