Tight Connections

Injury Ward

Vince Young, Titans - Thumb
Colt McCoy, Browns - Ankle
Jahvid Best, Lions - Turf Toes
Felix Jones, Cowboys - Hip
Clinton Portis, Redskins - Groin
Chris Ivory, Saints - Shoulder
Austin Collie, Colts - Concussion
Mike Williams, Seahawks - Foot
Bernard Berrian, Vikings - Groin
Early Doucet, Cardinals - Head
Vernon Davis, 49ers - Ankle
Tony Scheffler, Lions - Ribs
Ben Watson, Browns - Ankle
Ellis Hobbs, Eagles - Neck
Brandon Flowers, Chiefs - Hamstring
Johnathan Joseph, Bengals - Ankle
Chris Crocker, Bengals - Knee
Roy Williams, Bengals - Concussion
Eric Wright, Browns - Knee

Check out Matt Stroup's "Toe No He Didn't" for in-depth analysis of Sunday's M*A*S*H unit fallout.

Awards Section

Stat of the Week: Tom Brady won his 25th consecutive regular-season start at home, tying Brett Favre's 1995-1998 record for the longest streak in NFL history.

Runner-Up: With a pick of 49ers QB Troy Smith, Buccaneers CB Ronde Barber became the first player in NFL history with at least 40 interceptions to go with 25 sacks.

Left Over from Week 10: There were 13 individual 300-yard passing performances, most in a single week in NFL history. Michael Vick became the first quarterback to win consecutive NFC Offensive Player of the Week awards since Randall Cunningham in Weeks 4-5 of 1998.

Quote of the Week: Panthers QB Brian St. Pierre was pulled off the couch and added to the practice squad a week ago. Owner of five career pass attempts in eight years, he last practiced in January. His response to being named the Week 11 starter over rookie Tony Pike: "John Fox came in to me on Wednesday and said, 'Vinny Testaverde came in and did this three years ago. And I said, 'Well, Vinny has a little better resume than I do.'"

Runner-Up: From Ravens OLB Terrell Suggs, asked what he knows about St. Pierre: "I know how to get after his ass."

Second Runner-Up: Terrell Owens after the Bengals blew a 28-7 lead and were outscored 35-0 in the second half in what ended up as a 49-31 loss: "Let me look you in the eyes and emphasize -- we are terrible." Bengals owner Mike Brown is the fastest in NFL history to 200 losses. The franchise that annually invites apathy is on its way to a 14th losing season in 20 years.

Tweet of the Week: Terrell Owens, late in Monday night's 59-29 Eagles whitewashing of the Redskins, ripping his old pal Donovan McNabb: "How do you justify a 78 million dollar contract with this type of performance?"

Runner-Up: From CBS' Gregg Doyel a/k/a @greggdoyelcbs: "Weep not for cut Steelers K Jeff Reed. How many fat drunks with one known skill can earn millions by age 30?"

Second Runner-Up: From the Sports Pickle a/k/a @sportspickle: "Eli Manning is similar to Mike Vick in that he once got sent to timeout for having his stuffed animals fight. … I should note that this happened to Eli yesterday."

Fantasy MVP of Week 11: Greg Jennings, Packers / Steve Johnson, Bills
Fantasy Breakout Player of Week 11: Mike Goodson, Panthers / Santonio Holmes, Jets
Fantasy Rookie of Week 11: Chris Ivory, Saints / Mike Williams, Buccaneers
Fantasy Disappointment of Week 11: Frank Gore, 49ers / Jahvid Best, Lions
Fantasy Fraud of Week 11: Vince Young, Titans / Randy Moss, Titans
Fantasy Fluke of Week 11: Joel Dreessen, Texans / David Gettis, Panthers

Fine Fifteen Fantasy Offenses

1. Eagles - Scouts say Shady McCoy "nearly identical" to Westbrook in his prime.
2. Giants - Bradshaw loses fifth fumble of the year but won't lose job.
3. Texans - Arian Foster is first back to 1,000 rushing yards; 13 TDs to boot.
4. Colts - Manning almost single-handedly responsible for keeping his team in the game, only to blow it in crunch time.
5. Chargers - Broncos D worst in the league on passes over 20 yards.
6. Packers - Last 3 weeks: Packers 85, Opponents 10.
7. Saints - Brees has already broken Archie Manning's franchise-record for completions.
8. Cowboys - Passing game clicking, but also over 100 rushing yards in each of last two weeks.
9. Falcons - Roddy White is the first receiver to 1,000 yards this year.
10. Ravens - Third team in NFL history to have 3 players with 600 receptions (Mason, Housh, Boldin).
11. Broncos - Orton on pace for 4,987 yards and 28 TDs.
12. Steelers - Mike Wallace has NFL-high 7 TDs of 20+ yards.
13. Jets - The more pass rushers you bring, the better Sanchez plays.
14. Patriots - In Pats' locker rom, there's a picture with the heads of Brady & Branch on the bodies of Jules & Vincent from "Pulp Fiction." True story.
15. Chiefs - D-Bowe leading NFL in TD receptions.

Falling Out: Vikings, Lions
Feeling Frisky: Bengals, Bills, Jaguars

Coach Stock Watch

Up: Chan Gailey, Jason Garrett

Gailey has rung two straight wins out of team that enters every game at a significant talent disadvantage. What he's done to turn around the offense is incredible. … Garrett may only have to go 4-2 or 3-3 the rest of the way to keep the job going into 2010.

Down: Brad Childress, Gary Kubiak, Marvin Lewis

It's time for the Vikes to put Brett Favre on injured reserve, can Childress, and turn the team over to defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier for six weeks. … How many close games do the Texans have to lose before Kubiak's play-calling and soft coaching come under fire? … Don't misread the Lewis situation in Cincinnati. He turned down an extension last year, holding out for an indoor practice facility and more control in personnel matters. Lewis is the only semi-successful coach in 20 years since Mike Brown took over the franchise. The hapless Bungles can't -- and won't -- do better.

Theismann Watch

There are three Thursday games this week for Thanksgiving: Patriots @ Lions, Saints @ Cowboys, and Bengals @ Jets in the Theismann game.

Early Waiver Look

QB: Tony Romo, Seneca Wallace, Tarvaris Jackson, Kerry Collins, Rusty Smith
RB: Maurice Morris, Dimitri Nance
WR: Blair White, Robert Meachem (49 percent) Nate Burleson (44 percent), Laurent Robinson, Brian Hartline, Ben Obomanu, Donald Jones
TE: Jimmy Graham, Joel Dreessen, Delanie Walker, Evan Moore

For an in-depth look at this week's top waiver options, my Waiver Wired column will run on Tuesday afternoons throughout the season.

Follow Chris Wesseling on Twitter.

With apologies to Bob Dylan, the fantasy story of Week 11 was the tight connection between the league's premier field generals and their go-to receivers.

The Packers and Vikings entered the week as tightly matched as any two franchises of the past 50 years. Squaring off in their 100th contest Sunday, Green Bay's victory gave them a slim 51-48-1 edge in the series. The 28-point win was the Packers' second-largest margin of victory since the Vikings entered the league (Vince Lombardi won 42-13 at Minnesota in 1964).

As Brett Favre prepares to exit stage left (stage right, even), it's fitting that Green Bay successor Aaron Rodgers ushered the legend out of the national spotlight with 301 yards and four TDs. Rodgers "worked the Vikings defense like a speedbag" on just 31 attempts, hooking up with top receiver Greg Jennings for three of the scores and 152 yards.

After a slow start, Jennings is now eighth in wide receiver fantasy points and fourth in points per over the past five weeks. Rodgers used the performance to vault to first place in quarterback fantasy points on the season, though Philip Rivers is sure to have an answer Monday night. Rodgers-to-Jennings was just one of more than a half-dozen tight connections clicking on Sunday.

Ryan Fitzpatrick to Steve Johnson - The Bills outscored the Bengals 35-0 in the second half after trailing 31-14 at halftime. In so doing, they became the first team ever to win by at least 17 points after trailing by at least 17 at the half. The Bungles became the first team since at least 1950 to lose by 13 or more points after leading by 17 or more points at halftime. Unfortunately for Bengals fans turning to their annual bout with apathy, blowing leads is par for the course in Mike Brown's 20 years as owner.

Fitzpatrick, two years from his original stint in Cincinnati, exploded for 316 yards and four TDs against a Bengals secondary that lost three of four starters by halftime. Fitzpatrick now has two career four-touchdown efforts, both this year, becoming the first Bills quarterback to do since Jim Kelly posted three four-touchdown games in 1994.

Johnson entered the game overshadowed by the Bengals' spotlight-adoring tag-team of Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco. Outplaying both veterans, the Bills' new No. 1 receiver dropped a 8/137/3 line on his counterparts. Even better, he upstaged the antics of "Batman and Robin" on his first score, pulling up his jersey to reveal a "Why So Serious?" T-shirt as a tribute to The Joker. The Bills have now beaten the Bengals 10 consecutive times, including five straight in Cincinnati.

Mark Sanchez to Santonio Holmes - The Jets have won three straight games, and all three game-winning scores have come with less than 10 seconds left on the clock. They're one of just three teams since 1983 (joining the 1998 Cardinals and 2006 Titans) to pull off the feat in three straight games. While hauling in seven receptions for 126 yards and two TDs, Holmes joined former Bears safety Mike Brown as the only players since 1983 with a game-winning touchdown in the final 10 seconds of back-to-back games. Perhaps more impressively, he's made a difference-making play in four of five comeback wins since returning from suspension.

Sanchez went the first 22 games of his career without a 300-yard game. He's now done it twice in three weeks, throwing in 299 yards in the third game. His passer rating is 20 points higher right now than it was last year at this time, and he's graduating from "caretaker to legitimate passing threat."

Matt Cassel to Dwayne Bowe - Alright, I admit it. I screwed the pooch with advice to sell high on Dwayne Bowe (six receptions, 109 yards, 2 TDs). Sporting impressive after-the-catch ability and borderline unstoppable physicality in the red zone, Bowe has now exploited bottom-of-the-barrel pass defenses for 10 TDs over the past six games. With a score in all six, he's passed AFL legends Otis Taylor and Chris Burford for the franchise record. Cassel's impressive TD-to-INT ratio is now up to 17:2 in the last eight games. The Chiefs, one of the NFL's dominant home teams in the 1990s, have their first 5-0 start at Arrowhead Stadium since 2003.

Jon Kitna to Dez Bryant - Kitna's 147 passing yards don't jump off the screen, but his 29 standard-scoring fantasy points do. SI.com's Don Banks calls Bryant (3-8, 1 TD) "simply the most dynamic play-making receiver to hit the league since Randy Moss in 1998." After sliding in the draft due to nebulous reports of tardiness at Oklahoma State, the explosive rookie now has six scores in his last six games. Miles Austin has taken a backseat to Bryant of late, but he chipped in two short TDs while counting the hours until Tony Romo's return.

Drew Brees to Marques Colston - In just his fifth season in New Orleans, Brees (382 yards, 4 TDs) set the franchise record for completions, passing Archie Manning. Though Brees distributed the ball to a wide variety of outlets, as usual, Colston (8 receptions, 113 yards, 2 TDs) has resurfaced as the clear top dog. With an average line of 8/91/1, Colston is a top-10 fantasy receiver over the past five weeks.

Ben Roethlisberger to Mike Wallace - Shaking off Richard Seymour's jack to the mouth, Big Ben accomplished a first for his career: three passing TDs plus a rushing score. Roethlisberger is averaging 331 passing yards, 34 rushing yards, and 3.5 TDs over the past two weeks. Wallace (3/116/1) has emerged as the Steelers' clear No. 1 receiver, rivaling DeSean Jackson as the most dangerous deep threat in the league. His seven touchdowns of over 20 yards are tops in the NFL.

Peyton Manning to Reggie Wayne - When Manning (396 yards, 4 TDs) found Wayne (8 receptions, 107 yards, 1 TD) on an 11-yard touchdown pass, the Indy duo tied Jim Kelly and Andre Reed for the fourth-most touchdowns (65) by a QB-WR combo in NFL history. Manning (63) passed Dan Marino and now trails only Brett Favre (72) in career games with at least three touchdowns passes.

Bell Cows

Maurice Jones-Drew - Mo-Jo's 133 rushing yards and 87 receiving yards were surprisingly good for a career-high 220 yards from scrimmage. I've seen his game-changing 75-yard screen play attributed to poor tackling, but Jones-Drew showed impressive "vision, strength, and speed" as well. After starting slowly, MJD has topped 100 rushing yards in three straight games. He's risen to seventh in fantasy points among running backs, and it certainly hasn't gone unnoticed that his Week 14-16 schedule sets up nicely for a fantasy championship run.

Arian Foster - Against a Jets defense that entered the week surrendering the 32nd-most fantasy points to opposing backs, Foster totaled 143 yards and two TDs on 28 touches. As matchup-proof as running backs get, Foster's 21.6 standard-scoring fantasy points per week are a full four points more than second-place Adrian Peterson's 17.6. The former undrafted free agent is on pace for 309 carries, 1,603 rushing yards, 62 receptions, 605 receiving yards, and 21 TDs. There's not a back in the league playing better this year.

Mike Goodson - The entire fantasy football world whiffed on this one. It turns out that it didn't matter who the Panthers pulled out of mothballs to quarterback against the artist formerly known as the Ravens' smashmouth unit. At one point in the second half Sunday, Goodson literally was the Panthers offense. He was sitting at 101 yards from scrimmage, which was identical to Carolina's 101 yards of total offense. Goodson has shown surprising power and explosiveness in the Panthers' first two 100-yard performances of the season, and it's fair to wonder if he'll retain the starting job the rest of the way. At the very least, his emergence would seem to close the door on a possible return of free agent DeAngelo Williams in 2011.

Fred Jackson - The good news is that C.J. Spiller's hamstring injury has catapulted F-Jax into rock-solid RB2 territory with an average line of 28/150/2 the past two weeks. Scoring in all three matchups, Jackson is also the No. 3 fantasy back over the past three weeks. The bad news is that the Steelers, fresh off a shut-down performance (10 carries, 14 yards) against a Pro Bowl caliber Darren McFadden, are coming to town for Week 12.



Committee Time

1. Chiefs - Jamaal Charles (12-88, 4-38) increased his league-leading YPC average, but fantasy owners are steaming after two long plays were stopped inside the 5-yard line. Thomas Jones (15-71, 2 TD) came on to vulture TDs on both plays. This backfield resembles Tennessee's from Chris Johnson's rookie year where CJ2K was the engine that made the offense go only to be stalled at the goal-line.

2. Cardinals - Tim Hightower (12-62, 3-24) started the game, but Beanie Wells (8-39) received the first carry after two completions. The two backs split carries the rest of the way, occasionally playing together. Wells trucked LB Derrick Johnson on one play, showing explosion that was missing just a few weeks ago. Expect his role to grow now that he's as healthy as he's been all season.

3. Jets - Neither LaDainian Tomlinson (12-36, 7-71) nor Shonn Greene (15-42) was able to take advantage of a prime matchup against a soft Texans run defense. Tomlinson continues to be the more valuable fantasy asset of the two as he racks up receptions and yards in the passing game. It remains to be seen if one back separates from the other inside the 5-yard line.

4. Colts - This message came across my TweetDeck in the first half of Sunday's game: "Is Donald Brown terrible or am I missing something? No burst, questionable decisions, can't block. What does he do well?" No surprise, that sentiment. Brown (17-68, 3-40) must have transformed in the second half, though, as our game-charter noted that last year's first-rounder flashed excellent hands and finally broke tackles for the first time all season. Javarris James (3-3, 4-24) remains valueless unless he receives goal-line looks. Joseph Addai (shoulder) returned to practice last week and could eat into Brown's workload in a big game against the Chargers.

5. Cowboys - The always-nicked Felix Jones (11-51, 3-35) was forced from the game for hip X-rays, but he returned and played through the apparently minor injury. The glacially slow Marion Barber (13-36, 1-15) must have looked on in wonder on Jon Kitna's 29-yard bootleg TD. Tashard Choice (2-7, 2-14) picked up a few touches with Jones in the X-ray room.

6. Patriots - I'm not buying talk of Fred Taylor working his way into a significant role once he finally returns from a toe injury. BenJarvus Green-Ellis (21-96, 1-4, 1 TD) and Danny Woodhead (7-69, 4-21, 1 TD) are simply playing too well in their respective roles as clock-killing hammer and play-making change-up artist. Woodhead, in particular, is a tackle-slipping machine. I still can't figure out how he kept his balance on this 36-yard TD run.

7. Redskins - The coaching staff was worried about rushing Clinton Portis (5-32, 1-14) back too quickly from his torn groin, yet they did it anyway. Portis was impressive early before tearing scar tissue in his groin after one quarter. Mike Shanahan considers Portis a "long shot" to play in Week 12, and you would think he'd now be leery of rushing Ryan Torain (hamstring) back as well. Expect Keiland Williams (23-68, 6-27) to carry a heavy load again next week versus the Vikings.

8. Dolphins - Even with the fantasy dream matchups home to the Bills and Lions in Weeks 15 and 16, the future is looking grim for Ronnie Brown (3-10, 3-19) and Ricky Williams (3-1). The offensive line is an injury-ravaged mess, Tyler Thigpen can't operate unless he's in the shotgun, and Brandon Marshall's (hamstring) status is up in the air.

9. Seahawks - For the second straight week, our game-charter noted that Marshawn Lynch (7-36, 4-19) looked overweight. Justin Forsett (8-10, 5-33) finally saw more carries than the starter, but he didn't have the holes to capitalize. Expect a near 50-50 division of labor going forward.

10. Lions - Jahvid Best's (3-2, 4-15) twin turf toes are getting progressively worse, and he's now considered a "long shot" to play in Week 12. This information would have been handy -- and very welcome to fantasy owners-- at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday morning. Maurice Morris (10-31, 4-40), a solid if unspectacular veteran, will take over as the Lions' lead back. Big back Jerome Felton (4-14) will complement Morris as a short-yardage option.

Falling Out: Chargers (MNF), Panthers (Mike Goodson), Buccaneers (LeGarrette Blount)

Already Graduated: Bears (Matt Forte), Eagles (LeSean McCoy), Giants (Ahmad Bradshaw), Browns (Peyton Hillis), Redskins (Ryan Torain), Packers (Brandon Jackson), Raiders (Darren McFadden), Bills (Fred Jackson)



Injury Ward

Vince Young, Titans - Thumb
Colt McCoy, Browns - Ankle
Jahvid Best, Lions - Turf Toes
Felix Jones, Cowboys - Hip
Clinton Portis, Redskins - Groin
Chris Ivory, Saints - Shoulder
Austin Collie, Colts - Concussion
Mike Williams, Seahawks - Foot
Bernard Berrian, Vikings - Groin
Early Doucet, Cardinals - Head
Vernon Davis, 49ers - Ankle
Tony Scheffler, Lions - Ribs
Ben Watson, Browns - Ankle
Ellis Hobbs, Eagles - Neck
Brandon Flowers, Chiefs - Hamstring
Johnathan Joseph, Bengals - Ankle
Chris Crocker, Bengals - Knee
Roy Williams, Bengals - Concussion
Eric Wright, Browns - Knee

Check out Matt Stroup's "Toe No He Didn't" for in-depth analysis of Sunday's M*A*S*H unit fallout.

Awards Section

Stat of the Week: Tom Brady won his 25th consecutive regular-season start at home, tying Brett Favre's 1995-1998 record for the longest streak in NFL history.

Runner-Up: With a pick of 49ers QB Troy Smith, Buccaneers CB Ronde Barber became the first player in NFL history with at least 40 interceptions to go with 25 sacks.

Left Over from Week 10: There were 13 individual 300-yard passing performances, most in a single week in NFL history. Michael Vick became the first quarterback to win consecutive NFC Offensive Player of the Week awards since Randall Cunningham in Weeks 4-5 of 1998.

Quote of the Week: Panthers QB Brian St. Pierre was pulled off the couch and added to the practice squad a week ago. Owner of five career pass attempts in eight years, he last practiced in January. His response to being named the Week 11 starter over rookie Tony Pike: "John Fox came in to me on Wednesday and said, 'Vinny Testaverde came in and did this three years ago. And I said, 'Well, Vinny has a little better resume than I do.'"

Runner-Up: From Ravens OLB Terrell Suggs, asked what he knows about St. Pierre: "I know how to get after his ass."

Second Runner-Up: Terrell Owens after the Bengals blew a 28-7 lead and were outscored 35-0 in the second half in what ended up as a 49-31 loss: "Let me look you in the eyes and emphasize -- we are terrible." Bengals owner Mike Brown is the fastest in NFL history to 200 losses. The franchise that annually invites apathy is on its way to a 14th losing season in 20 years.

Tweet of the Week: Terrell Owens, late in Monday night's 59-29 Eagles whitewashing of the Redskins, ripping his old pal Donovan McNabb: "How do you justify a 78 million dollar contract with this type of performance?"

Runner-Up: From CBS' Gregg Doyel a/k/a @greggdoyelcbs: "Weep not for cut Steelers K Jeff Reed. How many fat drunks with one known skill can earn millions by age 30?"

Second Runner-Up: From the Sports Pickle a/k/a @sportspickle: "Eli Manning is similar to Mike Vick in that he once got sent to timeout for having his stuffed animals fight. … I should note that this happened to Eli yesterday."

Fantasy MVP of Week 11: Greg Jennings, Packers / Steve Johnson, Bills
Fantasy Breakout Player of Week 11: Mike Goodson, Panthers / Santonio Holmes, Jets
Fantasy Rookie of Week 11: Chris Ivory, Saints / Mike Williams, Buccaneers
Fantasy Disappointment of Week 11: Frank Gore, 49ers / Jahvid Best, Lions
Fantasy Fraud of Week 11: Vince Young, Titans / Randy Moss, Titans
Fantasy Fluke of Week 11: Joel Dreessen, Texans / David Gettis, Panthers

Fine Fifteen Fantasy Offenses

1. Eagles - Scouts say Shady McCoy "nearly identical" to Westbrook in his prime.
2. Giants - Bradshaw loses fifth fumble of the year but won't lose job.
3. Texans - Arian Foster is first back to 1,000 rushing yards; 13 TDs to boot.
4. Colts - Manning almost single-handedly responsible for keeping his team in the game, only to blow it in crunch time.
5. Chargers - Broncos D worst in the league on passes over 20 yards.
6. Packers - Last 3 weeks: Packers 85, Opponents 10.
7. Saints - Brees has already broken Archie Manning's franchise-record for completions.
8. Cowboys - Passing game clicking, but also over 100 rushing yards in each of last two weeks.
9. Falcons - Roddy White is the first receiver to 1,000 yards this year.
10. Ravens - Third team in NFL history to have 3 players with 600 receptions (Mason, Housh, Boldin).
11. Broncos - Orton on pace for 4,987 yards and 28 TDs.
12. Steelers - Mike Wallace has NFL-high 7 TDs of 20+ yards.
13. Jets - The more pass rushers you bring, the better Sanchez plays.
14. Patriots - In Pats' locker rom, there's a picture with the heads of Brady & Branch on the bodies of Jules & Vincent from "Pulp Fiction." True story.
15. Chiefs - D-Bowe leading NFL in TD receptions.

Falling Out: Vikings, Lions
Feeling Frisky: Bengals, Bills, Jaguars

Coach Stock Watch

Up: Chan Gailey, Jason Garrett

Gailey has rung two straight wins out of team that enters every game at a significant talent disadvantage. What he's done to turn around the offense is incredible. … Garrett may only have to go 4-2 or 3-3 the rest of the way to keep the job going into 2010.

Down: Brad Childress, Gary Kubiak, Marvin Lewis

It's time for the Vikes to put Brett Favre on injured reserve, can Childress, and turn the team over to defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier for six weeks. … How many close games do the Texans have to lose before Kubiak's play-calling and soft coaching come under fire? … Don't misread the Lewis situation in Cincinnati. He turned down an extension last year, holding out for an indoor practice facility and more control in personnel matters. Lewis is the only semi-successful coach in 20 years since Mike Brown took over the franchise. The hapless Bungles can't -- and won't -- do better.

Theismann Watch

There are three Thursday games this week for Thanksgiving: Patriots @ Lions, Saints @ Cowboys, and Bengals @ Jets in the Theismann game.

Early Waiver Look

QB: Tony Romo, Seneca Wallace, Tarvaris Jackson, Kerry Collins, Rusty Smith
RB: Maurice Morris, Dimitri Nance
WR: Blair White, Robert Meachem (49 percent) Nate Burleson (44 percent), Laurent Robinson, Brian Hartline, Ben Obomanu, Donald Jones
TE: Jimmy Graham, Joel Dreessen, Delanie Walker, Evan Moore

For an in-depth look at this week's top waiver options, my Waiver Wired column will run on Tuesday afternoons throughout the season.

Follow Chris Wesseling on Twitter.