All told, Brady completed 159 attempts (66%) for 1,157 yards on the morning of October 4, touching his 12th fastest in the air and running only one hurdle in three games in which he walked without a choice. After 10 AFC Offensive Player of the Month awards during his time in New England, Brad D brought home his first NFC monthly acclaim.
The Tennessee Titans, running behind Derrick Henry, ran down the AFC’s offensive player of the month around the conference. Henry sped up 394 scrimmage yards in which he ran 344 yards and made five touchdowns on the ground. Participating in the new November, Henry leads the NFL in the 100-yard race, currently boasting 663 and has also joined the league-high with seven rushing scores.
Dynamic Cleveland Browns defensive end Miles Garrett chased AFC Defensive Player of the Month as he extended his team’s charge to 3-1 in October. Garrett swallowed six sacks a month and won six straight races with at least one bag. In addition to his bag telly, Garrett had 14 tackles, four losses and two forced in the last four games.
