The 5th game in a row with more than 100 receiving yards is the good one for AJ Brown. The AFC North takes center stage, with strong comebacks.
Brilliant in the victory against the Eagles, AJ Brown logically wins the title of best offensive player of week 7 in the NFC. We therefore had to wait for the 5th game in a row with more than 100 receiving yards to see the Eagles receiver be distinguished.
On the defensive side, Camryn Bynum was Brock Purdy’s nightmare with her 2 interceptions. Thus, the Vikings safety wins his first Defensive Player of the Week trophy. He succeeds another Minnesota player, Jordan Hicks.
Author of the field goal in the victory against the Buccaneers, Falcons kicker Younghoe Koo continues to be one of the most reliable kickers in the league.
In AFC, the AFC North is in the spotlight, with some returning players. Obviously, after his very good performance against the Lions, Lamar Jackson is distinguished offensive player of the week. A reward that he has not won since the 2021 season.
Then, it is the Browns players who have their hands on the other 2 trophies. All over the field, Myles Garrett gave Shane Steichen and the Colts headaches. The Defensive Player of the Week trophy is rightfully his. Like Lamar Jackson, he has not been distinguished since 2021.
Finally, rarely in failure this season (23/25), Dustin Hopkins produced 15 points in total during this same meeting. Second distinction in a row for the Browns kicker.
NFC Conference:
– Offensive: AJ Brown (WR, Eagles) – 10 receptions, 137 yards, 1 touchdown
– Defensive: Camryn Bynum (S, Vikings) – 9 tackles, 2 interceptions
– Special teams: Younghoe Koo (K, Falcons) – 3/3 field goals, 10 points in total, and the winning field goal of 51 yards.
AFC Conference:
– Offensive: Lamar Jackson (QB, Ravens) – 21/27 (77.8%), 393 yards, 4 touchdowns
– Defensive: Myles Garrett (DE, Browns) – 9 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 1 pass defended, 1 field goal blocked
– Special teams: Dustin Hopkins (K, Browns) – 4/4 field goals, 15 points in total
