NFC East High Energy Player of the Week

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick's body language never changed when the Detroit Lions took a 17-7 lead in Sunday's game. In fact, he seemed to look calmer once the Eagles were in comeback mode.
Quite simply, Vick was the best player on the field in Sunday's win and you nfl jerseys
could tell that his teammates fed off his energy. Lions defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham didn't attempt to keep Vick in the pocket. He dialed up the blitz over and over, in part, because of the Eagles' issues on the offensive line. Vick managed the game beautifully and seemed to know exactly when it was time to run.
He passed for 284 yards and two touchdowns while ripping off some remarkable spin moves to extend plays. On Sunday, the Eagles showed that it pays to have one of the best backup quarterbacks in the league on the roster. Coach Andy Reid called it a "beautiful" thing to have two quarterbacks he trusts to win games. Sunday's game served as a nice audition for Vick as he determines what the future holds. He'll be starting in the league next season, but I don't think it will be in Philly. Here's what Vick's mentor Tony Dungy said about him Sunday night on NBC per the Daily News:
"These last two games, he’s been outstanding," said Dungy. "He’s thrown the ball from the pocket well. He’s managed the game. He’s run when he needed to. I thought he played the quarterback position better these two games than he ever did in Atlanta."
Vick will not be able to pick up his High Energy Player of the Week Cowboys jersey
award in person, but I assume he's thrilled to be honored.
Allen couldn't break into the starting lineup unless there were injuries. He was a heck of a special-teams player, though. So the Dolphins took what they could get and kept him around.
But the Dolphins made a surprise decision right before the season started. They named Allen a starting cornerback. The move seemed to reflect badly on incumbent starter Sean Smith more than it was considered a story of perseverance for Allen.
By now, you probably know Allen had the greatest game of his disappointing career Sunday. He intercepted Brett Favre twice in the second half to help the Dolphins win 14-10 in the Metrodome.
Jason Allen had a bigger game than Jared Allen. Jason Allen was credited with 11 tackles and three passes defensed.
Miami coach Tony Sparano revealed Monday that no defensive player graded out higher than Allen did against Minnesota.
Allen has bounced around from cornerback to safety to nickelback and special-teams ace and never seemed at home. Sparano said assigning him one job has turned out well.
"He's got outstanding athleticism and ometimes that can get Pittsburgh Steelers jersey
you caught in trying to get him to do too many things," Sparano said. "So from our end we needed to back off of that and we needed to say 'OK, this is what we're going to ask this guy to do.' It's what we've done, and the kid has really grown, I think, as a player."