Jordy Nelson is on fire on the frozen tundra.  The Packers' wide receiver has 16 receptions for 291 yards with five touchdowns over his last three games.  Aaron Rodgers is finding ways to get everybody involved in the offense.  Nelson finished with 123 receiving yards and two touchdowns against the Bucs on Sunday.  He's a must start. (Honorable mention: Nate Washington)  - Ryan Fowler

Ogbonnaya’s ended Cleveland’s drought. The Browns had not scored a rushing touchdown since Week 2 (when Peyton Hillis scored two against the Colts) before the third-string running back took it in from a yard out against the Jags. It was the first of his career. On top of the TD, he carried the ball 21 times for 115 yards. The Browns are often labeled duds, so it’s nice to share a stud honor with Chris OG. - Ryan Fowler

What a difference an opponent makes. Skelton was heralded as one of Fordham’s finest a week ago after throwing for 300-plus yards and three touchdowns against the Eagles. This week against the Niners he failed to reach 100 passing yards (six of 19 passing) and tossed three interceptions with no touchdowns. It got so bad, coach Ken Whisenhunt elected to send in third-string quarterback, Richard Bartel. - Ryan Fowler

LeGarrette Blount may have locked up the run (highlight?) of the year, but Kellen Winslow broke out of a season-long funk to haul in nine passes for a team high 132 yards. He didn’t find the end zone, but for Josh Freeman to find Winslow AND Mike Williams, it's a huge breakthrough for the Bucs and could be a positive as we enter the fantasy playoffs. - Ryan Fowler

Do you want the good news or bad news first? The bad news is Jackson left the game with a bruised calf (X-rays negative). The good news is he racked up 67 total yards before he departed. Yeah, it was that kind of game for the Bills.  It's the first time he's been held under 95 total yards in a game this season.  For insurance purposes, I would pick up C.J. Spiller. - Ryan Fowler

The only way Cincinnati could catch Smith on Sunday was by the hair. Lee Evans was active in Week 11 for the Ravens, but Smith made a strong case for coach Harbaugh to keep him in the starting lineup the rest of the season. He finished with six catches for 165 yards and a touchdown. The receiving yards were third-most by a receiver in franchise history. - Ryan Fowler

This picture pretty much sums up Buffalo's Sunday.  Thank goodness for guaranteed money, right Fitzmagic? The Bills' quarterback finished 20 of 39 for 209 yards with two interceptions and no touchdowns. In fact, the entire offense failed to find the end zone on Sunday. The Bills have been outscored 106-26 during their three-game losing streak. - Ryan Fowler

After last week’s horrendous game in Chicago, Stafford (who was playing with an injured finger) posted some of the best numbers of his career. He finished 28 of 36 for 355 yards with five touchdowns (two interceptions). Oddly enough, Calvin Johnson was not one of the five touchdown recipients. I received dozens of questions about whether or not to start Stafford this week. Hopefully this performance proved he’s still worthy of a weekly start, especially against the Packers’ pass defense on Thanksgiving. (Honorable mention: Tony Romo) - Ryan Fowler

Moore was the most popular waiver wire claim this past week after his two touchdowns against the Chargers in Week 10. What did he do for an encore? One catch for 14 yards. Once the Raiders built a 24-7 lead, head coach Hue Jackson fed Michael Bush the rock and forced his defense to finish off the game. It was a strategy that almost cost him, but with no Jacoby Ford and Darrius Heyward-Bey knocked out (knee to the head) of the game, owners expected more out of the speedy receiver.  - Ryan Fowler

The Lions’ running back woes began in August when they lost rookie Mikel Leshoure for the season. Then Jahvid Best was diagnosed with a concussion and doctors found a tumor on Jerome Harrison's brain placing him on IR. Veteran back Maurice Morris and Keiland Williams became the first and second stringers by default. That was until about 10 days ago, when the Lions reached out to an old friend and resigned Kevin Smith. Against the Panthers, he rushed for a career-high 140 yards and career-best three touchdowns. He chipped in 61 receiving yards. Not bad for a guy who was sitting on his couch two weeks ago. (Honorable mention: Ray Rice) - Ryan Fowler

The Chargers may have lost a fifth straight game, but you have to tip your hat to Vincent Jackson. He finished with a team high seven receptions for 165 yards with a touchdown a week after a disappointing effort against the Raiders. It’s why, like it or not, you have to start V-Jax on a weekly basis. He’s stud more times than not. (Honorable mention:  Roddy White) – Ryan Fowler