Next Gen Stats for Wild Card

This week's leaders for max speed (ball carrier) are: Chiefs' Knile Davis: 22.11 MPH; Redskins' Jordan Reed: 17.51 MPH; Packers' James Starks: 17.18 MPH; Packers' Davante Adams: 16.43 MPH; Bengals' A.J. Green: 15.18 MPH

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Max Speed on Touchdown

This week's leaders for max speed (ball carrier) are: Chiefs' Knile Davis: 22.11 MPH; Redskins' Jordan Reed: 17.51 MPH; Packers' James Starks: 17.18 MPH; Packers' Davante Adams: 16.43 MPH; Bengals' A.J. Green: 15.18 MPH

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Max Speed by Running Back

This week's leaders for max speed by running back are: Bengals' Jeremy Hill: 20.19 MPH; Packers' James Starks 19.15 MPH; Steelers' Jordan Todman: 18.84 MPH; Redskins' Chris Thompson: 18.12 MPH; Vikings' Adrian Peterson: 18.06 MPH

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Distance Traveled by Running Back

This week's leaders for distance traveled by running back are: Vikings' Adrian Peterson: 476 yards; Steelers' Fitzgerald Toussaintz: 388 yards; Seahawks' Christine Michael 366 yards; Texans' Alfred Blue 295 yards; Packers' James Starks: 267 yards

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Knile Davis

Knile Davis' 106-yard game-opening kickoff return for a touchdown reached 22.11 mph, the 4th-fastest touchdown and fastest kickoff return this season.

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In a matchup of Pro Bowlers, Marcus Peters held DeAndre Hopkins to 2 catches for 24 yards on 3 targets and a defensive pass interference penalty. Peters was on the field for 28 passing plays and covered Hopkins on 12 of them.

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Marcus Peters and DeAndre Hopkins

In a matchup of Pro Bowlers, Marcus Peters held DeAndre Hopkins to 2 catches for 24 yards on 3 targets and a defensive pass interference penalty. Peters was on the field for 28 passing plays and covered Hopkins on 12 of them.

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Aside from the 60-yard catch-and-run, Antonio Brown was kept largely in check (6 receptions, 59 yards). Adam Jones matched up with him on 10 pass routes and allowed 2 catches for 25 yards on 3 targets. Jones held Brown to 1 reception for 17 yards on 4 targets in Week 8 (covering him on 60% of his passing routes), but missed Week 14 when he had 7 catches for 87 yards.

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Antonio Brown and Adam Jones

Aside from the 60-yard catch-and-run, Antonio Brown was kept largely in check (6 receptions, 59 yards). Adam Jones matched up with him on 10 pass routes and allowed 2 catches for 25 yards on 3 targets. Jones held Brown to 1 reception for 17 yards on 4 targets in Week 8 (covering him on 60% of his passing routes), but missed Week 14 when he had 7 catches for 87 yards.

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A.J. Green, who lit up Antwon Blake for 10 receptions on 13 targets for 183 yards and a touchdown in their two regular season meetings, was held catch-less on 3 targets with Blake in coverage.

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A.J. Green and Antwon Blake

A.J. Green, who lit up Antwon Blake for 10 receptions on 13 targets for 183 yards and a touchdown in their two regular season meetings, was held catch-less on 3 targets with Blake in coverage.

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Adrian Peterson

Adrian Peterson averaged 9.33 yards traveled per rushing yard gained against Seattle. His season average was 3.92.

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Aaron Rodgers

Aaron Rodgers was sacked just once by Washington on the first-quarter safety. Other than that he was able to work within the pocket, averaging just 10.53 yards covered per drop back (below his season average of 12.04).

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Jordan Reed

Jordan Reed made just under 30% of his catches in the regular season from the slot for 11.4 yards per reception. Against Green Bay, 6 of his 9 receptions came in the slot for 13.5 yards per reception.

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