1. Robert Griffin III, Washington2012 102.4
2. Russell Wilson, Seattle2012 100.0
3. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh2004 98.1
4. Dan Marino, Miami1983 96.0
5. Greg Cook, Cincinnati1969 88.3
6. Matt Ryan, Atlanta2008 87.7
7. Teddy Bridgewater, Vikings2014 85.2
8. Cam Newton, Carolina201184.5
9. Charlie Conerly, N.Y. Giants194884.0
10. Mike Glennon, Tampa Bay201383.9
Jeffery had two catches in five targets, and his almost-TD reception came against Captain Munnerlyn. Rhodes wins another battle against a good wideout.
HEY, GO LONG!
The Vikings had first-and-10 at the Chicago 44 in the third quarter, and QB Teddy Bridgewater (5) fired a long pass down the right side for an uncovered Adam Thielen (19). CB Demontre Hurst (30) and S Brock Vereen weren't on the same page, and Thielen was open for the TD.
"One guy was playing Cover 2 and the rest were playing man, and I inside released him, and Teddy found me."
— Thielen
It’s too soon to tell how much the immigration crackdown is to blame.
