Three different Trojans forced fumbles in a week dominated by defense...
Heisman Worthy
Matt Kalil, LT, Vikings - Leads all NFC left tackles in Pro Bowl voting
The Minnesota rookie may be USC's best shot at a Pro Bowler this season with injuries to typical stalwarts Clay Matthews, Ryan Kalil and Troy Polamalu. Going into Sunday's game against the Packers, he was the leading vote-getter among NFC left tackles. He added to his case by protecting Christian Ponder, who was not sacked by Green Bay, and paving the way for Adrian Peterson, who ran for 210 yards. "The Hammer" continues to be a factor on special teams as well with the field goal block unit.
(Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn/US Presswire)
All-American Caliber
Carson Palmer, QB, Raiders - 34/54 for 351 yards and 2 TD/1 INT
Jurrell Casey, DT, Titans - 5 tackles and a forced fumble
Shareece Wright, CB, Chargers - 2 solo tackles, a sack and a forced fumble
Kaluka Maiava, LB, Browns - 4 tackles and a forced fumble
Malcolm Smith, LB, Seahawks - 2 solo tackles in his first career start
Heisman Worthy
Matt Kalil, LT, Vikings - Leads all NFC left tackles in Pro Bowl voting
The Minnesota rookie may be USC's best shot at a Pro Bowler this season with injuries to typical stalwarts Clay Matthews, Ryan Kalil and Troy Polamalu. Going into Sunday's game against the Packers, he was the leading vote-getter among NFC left tackles. He added to his case by protecting Christian Ponder, who was not sacked by Green Bay, and paving the way for Adrian Peterson, who ran for 210 yards. "The Hammer" continues to be a factor on special teams as well with the field goal block unit. (Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn/US Presswire)
All-American Caliber
Carson Palmer, QB, Raiders - 34/54 for 351 yards and 2 TD/1 INT
Jurrell Casey, DT, Titans - 5 tackles and a forced fumble
Shareece Wright, CB, Chargers - 2 solo tackles, a sack and a forced fumble
Kaluka Maiava, LB, Browns - 4 tackles and a forced fumble
Malcolm Smith, LB, Seahawks - 2 solo tackles in his first career start
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