2012 NFL Week 4

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Defense and dirty work are in the spotlight...

Heisman Worthy

Havili-Eagles-AP.jpg Stanley Havili, FB, Eagles - 2 rushes for 15 yards and a catch for 7 yards

Obviously, the numbers are not dynamic, but if you watched Sunday Night Football, Havili was a major factor in Philadelphia's game plan.  Always praised as a selfless leader at USC, Havili continues to set a physical tone as LeSean McCoy's lead blocker.  And as the Giants ramped up the pass pressure, Havili served as an outlet receiver and surprise running threat.

(Photo via the AP)

All-American Caliber

Everson Griffen, DE, Vikings - 2 sacks (21 yards lost) in a victory

Brian Cushing, LB, Texans - 10 tackles (7 solo) leading the AFC's only undefeated team

Clay Matthews, LB, Packers - 6 tackles (4 solo) including a sack in the win over New Orleans

Jurrell Casey, DT, Titans - 6 tackles (5 solo)

Fred Davis, TE, Redskins - 4 catches for 70 yards in a comeback win


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Everyone wants to talk about the last play in the Seattle,Green Bay game. You are all right, it was a bad call. However there was another bad call against Richard Sherman that kept the Green Bay drive alive for a touchdown. Even the tv commentaters called it a bad call. The final score should have been 7-6 Seattle. So get over it. Seattle defense kicked butt.

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