Predicting the Top Performer In Each NFL Week 11 Game

As the Dolphins’ defense has started to gain recognition, people have too started to see how beastly Wake has been rushing the passer. Against the Bills, that shouldn’t be something that suddenly stops.

Forte has been arguably the lone bright spot over the past few weeks for the Bears. Against a porous Vikings defense, he should continue to produce at a high level even if Chicago is struggling.

There is no better player in football than J.J. Watt. Against a depleted Browns front, this should be a field day for the All-World lineman.

Houston has been racking up sacks at a phenomenal rate so far this season. Though that might slow a little against Seattle, I still see him having a big impact and disrupting his fair share of plays.

Newton hasn’t been the dominant quarterback that many make him out to be as of late, but there’s no denying his talent. Against a poor Falcons defense in an important game for Carolina, I like Cam to come up big here.

There’s no denying Dalton’s struggles in recent weeks, but we’ve also seen him play that poorly and then have a big game not long after. With a shaky Saints defense up against him, the Cincy quarterback has the chance to redeem himself.

RG3 hasn’t been the phenom he’s been made out to be in quite some time. However, he seems to be ready to play at full strength and has a pretty bad Tampa team to show that against.

The Broncos defense has been up and down for much of the year, but that doesn’t change the fact that they can feast on bad teams. Miller leading the charge against a Shaun Hill led Rams team isn’t hard to picture.

No one of the Niners has looked remotely remarkable in recent weeks and Beckham has looked every bit like a revelation for the Giants since taking the field for the first time. I like him to have another strong showing.

The Chargers have been struggling and the Raiders have done nothing but struggle. I like the Raiders with the upset victory this week, though, and think that Carr could have an anomaly game to lead them to that win.

Rodgers is one of the top players in the league week in and week out. As he faces off against a Philadelphia team prone to getting beat in the passing game, I like the Packers signal-caller to dominate.

Suh has been the anchor for the league’s best defense this season and, as they face off against Drew Stanton and the Cards, he should be able to exert his will at any given time come Sunday.

Luck has been the most prolific passer in the league up to this point in the 2014 season. The Pats have a strong defense, but Luck has a knack for making that type of thing not matter a great deal.

The Steelers struggled mightily against a weak Jets team last week and need to get things back on track offensively. I imagine that entailing a heavy dose of Bell and him doing big things with a big workload.