WR SF
College: Arizona State | 4 years
Height: 6'0" | Weight: 200 lbs
Birth Date: 3/17/1998
2024 Bye Week: 9
Salary: $1
Total Pts: 455
Avg Pts: 26.76
Rank: 9 WR
Breaking
Aiyuk had his beat season as a pro, finishing 14th overall in fantasy receiver scoring. He set a career high with 1,342-receiving yards. He had 12 of 16 games with double-digit fantasy points and four games with 20-plus fantasy points. Aiyuk has two straight 1,000-yard seasons and has emerged as an elite receiver in the NFL. He will continent to play a big role in the 49ers explosive offense. Aiyuk has top speed and is explosive in the passing game, especially after the catch. He has grown a lot since entering the league, showing much better consistency. Aiyuk is taking his game to a new level and becoming one of the best all-around receivers in the game.
FANTASY OUTLOOK: Aiyuk has been a top-20 fantasy receiver two straight seasons. Expect more of the same, making him a solid No. 2 fantasy receiver. He can get around 80 receptions for 1,200 yards and seven or eight touchdowns.
Brandon Aiyuk rewarded fantasy managers by exceeding the expectations of his Round 6 ADP during 2023 (69/WR29). Aiyuk also established new career highs in multiple categories, which has sustained the steady rise in his stock during the past two seasons. Aiyuk has accumulated 2,357 receiving yards (71.4 per game) since 2022, which has vaulted him to 11th among all wide receivers. He is also 10th in touchdowns (15) during that sequence, and he accrued those numbers despite finishing 23rd in targets (219/6.6 per game). Aiyuk also generated a career-high 1,342 yards (83.9 per game) during 2023, which placed him seventh overall. Aiyuk also soared to second in yards per route run (3.32), yards per target (12.8), and yards per reception (17.9), and was third in yards before catch per reception (12.8). Aiyuk also rose to 14th in points per game (15.6) while capturing the second-highest grade for wide receivers from PFF. Aiyuk remains an exceptional route-runner, who thrives in San Francisco's offense despite the challenge of sharing targets with Deebo Samuel, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey. Aiyuk has already proven that he can deliver high-end WR2 production while flourishing with Brock Purdy under center. He is also capable of surpassing the numbers that he assembled delivered during 2023. That justifies seizing him during Round 2 in dynasty startup drafts and best-ball leagues.
Brandon Aiyuk rewarded fantasy managers by exceeding the expectations of his Round 6 ADP during 2023 (69/WR29). Aiyuk also established new career highs in multiple categories, which has sustained the steady rise in his stock during the past two seasons. Aiyuk has accumulated 2,357 receiving yards (71.4 per game) since 2022, which has vaulted him to 11th among all wide receivers. He is also 10th in touchdowns (15) during that sequence, and he accrued those numbers despite finishing 23rd in targets (219/6.6 per game). Aiyuk also generated a career-high 1,342 yards (83.9 per game) during 2023, which placed him seventh overall. Aiyuk also soared to second in yards per route run (3.32), yards per target (12.8), and yards per reception (17.9), and was third in yards before catch per reception (12.8). Aiyuk also rose to 14th in points per game (15.6) while capturing the second-highest grade for wide receivers from PFF. Aiyuk remains an exceptional route-runner, who thrives in San Francisco's offense despite the challenge of sharing targets with Deebo Samuel, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey. Aiyuk has already proven that he can deliver high-end WR2 production while flourishing with Brock Purdy under center. He is also capable of surpassing the numbers that he assembled delivered during 2023. That justifies seizing him during Round 2 in dynasty startup drafts and best-ball leagues.
Fantasy Week | Pts | Scoring |
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Week 1 | 55 | Brandon Aiyuk 8 yd TD reception (2 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 19 yd TD reception (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 16.1 yds per reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 8 receptions (8 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 2 receiving TDs (10 pts) . . . Brandon Aiyuk 8 yd TD pass from Brock Purdy . . . Brandon Aiyuk 19 yd TD pass from Brock Purdy Brandon Aiyuk 129 receiving yds (22 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 129 rush and rec yds (5 pts) |
Week 2 | 10 | Brandon Aiyuk 3 receptions (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 43 receiving yds (7 pts) |
Week 3 | 0 | |
Week 4 | 40 | Brandon Aiyuk 24.7 yds per reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 6 receptions (6 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 148 receiving yds (24 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 148 rush and rec yds (5 pts) |
Week 5 | 14 | Brandon Aiyuk 4 receptions (4 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 58 receiving yds (10 pts) |
Week 6 | 19 | Brandon Aiyuk 4 receptions (4 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 76 receiving yds (15 pts) |
Week 7 | 15 | Brandon Aiyuk 5 receptions (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 57 receiving yds (10 pts) |
Week 8 | 35 | Brandon Aiyuk 21.8 yds per reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 5 receptions (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 109 receiving yds (20 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 109 rush and rec yds (5 pts) |
Week 9 | 0 | |
Week 10 | 21 | Brandon Aiyuk 13 yd TD reception (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 3 receptions (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 1 receiving TD (5 pts) . . . Brandon Aiyuk 13 yd TD pass from Brock Purdy Brandon Aiyuk 55 receiving yds (10 pts) |
Week 11 | 72 | Brandon Aiyuk 76 yd TD reception (12 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 31.2 yds per reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 31.2 yds per reception (10 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 5 receptions (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 1 receiving TD (5 pts) . . . Brandon Aiyuk 76 yd TD pass from Brock Purdy Brandon Aiyuk 156 receiving yds (25 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 156 rush and rec yds (10 pts) |
Week 12 | 22 | Brandon Aiyuk 28 yd TD reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 2 receptions (2 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 1 receiving TD (5 pts) . . . Brandon Aiyuk 28 yd TD pass from Brock Purdy Brandon Aiyuk 50 receiving yds (10 pts) |
Week 13 | 19 | Brandon Aiyuk 2 yd TD reception (2 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 5 receptions (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 1 receiving TD (5 pts) . . . Brandon Aiyuk 2 yd TD pass from Brock Purdy Brandon Aiyuk 46 receiving yds (7 pts) |
Week 14 | 36 | Brandon Aiyuk 21.0 yds per reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 1 fumble lost (-5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 6 receptions (6 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 1 tackle (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 126 receiving yds (22 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 126 rush and rec yds (5 pts) |
Playoff Week 1 | 8 | Brandon Aiyuk 3 receptions (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 37 receiving yds (5 pts) |
Playoff Week 2 | 37 | Brandon Aiyuk 18.8 yds per reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 6 receptions (6 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 113 receiving yds (21 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 113 rush and rec yds (5 pts) |
Playoff Week 3 | 46 | Brandon Aiyuk 17 yd TD reception (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 16.3 yds per reception (5 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 7 receptions (7 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 1 receiving TD (5 pts) . . . Brandon Aiyuk 17 yd TD pass from Brock Purdy Brandon Aiyuk 114 receiving yds (21 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 114 rush and rec yds (5 pts) |
Playoff Week 4 | 6 | Brandon Aiyuk 3 receptions (3 pts) Brandon Aiyuk 25 receiving yds (3 pts) |
Updating a previous report, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk (back, neck) was not seen during warmups before the team's practice on Wednesday. The 49ers expected Aiyuk to return to practice on Wednesday. "I know he's been cleared by our doctors. So I hope he's out there practicing today," Shanahan said. It's yet another strange turn in the Aiyuk saga as he continues to hold-in as he seeks a long-term contract extension with just over a week until Week 1 against the New York Jets on Monday night. The 26-year-old has apparently been dealing with a back/neck issue during training camp despite not practicing or playing at all during the preseason. The possibility of the Niners trading the former first-rounder seems remote at this point, but each passing day that Aiyuk isn't on the field should give fantasy managers pause as to whether they should draft him as a low-end WR1/high-end WR2.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch anticipates that hold-in wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk (back, neck) will participate in practice on Wednesday. When asked about the consequences if Aiyuk doesn't show up, Lynch responded, "Then we'll deal with that." Head coach Kyle Shanahan also expressed hope that Aiyuk will practice, noting that doctors have cleared him after earlier reports of back and neck issues. Shanahan indicated that he would address potential penalties if necessary. The situation remains to be determined regarding whether Aiyuk is nearing a market-value extension or is willing to play out his rookie contract, which includes a $14.1 million salary. This ongoing uncertainty also opens up trade possibilities for the 49ers' leading receiver since 2022. The offseason's biggest fantasy storyline continues with no resolution in sight.
From RotoBaller
The San Francisco 49ers and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk remain in a contract standoff with the 2024 regular season quickly approaching. The ongoing offseason saga between the Niners and Aiyuk somehow has not been resolved one way or another with a long-term contract extension or a trade, so we continue to wait. Aiyuk is on the 53-man roster, unlike left tackle Trent Williams, because he reported to training camp this summer. San Francisco will begin their normal practice schedule this week, but it's uncertain whether Aiyuk will actually return to the practice field for the first time this offseason. Either way, the two sides aren't any closer to an extension, and at this point, it seems pretty unlikely he'd be traded with the start of Week 1 just over a week away. Aiyuk's fantasy value remains the highest if he sticks in San Fran, but at this point fantasy managers have to worry about him starting off slow since he hasn't been working with the starting offense at all.
From RotoBaller
The San Francisco 49ers situation with wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk remains unsettled, and the former first-rounder's long-term standing with the organization remains very much in the air. The two sides continue to work on a long-term contract extension, but nothing has been agreed upon yet. It was a good sign that Aiyuk traveled with the team to Las Vegas for their preseason finale on Friday night, but until something gets done contract-wise, Aiyuk won't be back on the field. The Niners do have an extension offer out there for Aiyuk, and the final year of the extension could be tweaked a bit to seal the deal. The Pittsburgh Steelers still have their trade offer for Aiyuk on the table, with it essentially being up to the 49ers to decide whether they want to trade him or continue working toward an extension. It remains to be seen what direction this goes, but the 26-year-old's fantasy value will be highest if he stays in San Fran.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch said on Thursday that "there's really not a lot of updates. We've continued to be in communication. Nothing to report there," when asked for an update on the ongoing situation with wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. The Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns and New England Patriots have all been mentioned as potential trade partners with the Niners for Aiyuk this summer. The Patriots dropped out a while ago, though, and the Steelers' recent extension offer to Aiyuk caused him to head back to the negotiating table with the 49ers. With two weeks remaining until the start of the regular season, it's more likely that Aiyuk either signs an extension to stay in San Fran or plays in 2024 on his fifth-year option. The 26-year-old former first-rounder is coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons and 15 total TDs, and his fantasy value would be highest as a low-end WR1 if he sticks with the 49ers.
From RotoBaller
The San Francisco 49ers and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk had another meeting on Monday, and talks continue to progress on a long-term contract extension, according to sources. There has been movement on a deal, but there are some minor details that still need to be ironed out with ownership approval. The Pittsburgh Steelers have been close to acquiring Aiyuk in a trade, but the Steelers' latest offer on a long-term extension has reportedly pushed the 26-year-old first-rounder back to the negotiating table with his current squad. At this point with two weeks remaining before the start of the 2024 regular season, it seems likely that Aiyuk will remain in San Fran, regardless of whether an extension is agreed upon. The Niner reaching an extension with Aiyuk in the next several weeks is the likeliest outcome, which would be the best possible news for fantasy managers that have already drafted Aiyuk as a low-end WR1/high-end WR2.
From RotoBaller
The San Francisco 49ers continue to remain apart from wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk and left tackle Trent Williams in regard to contract negotiations. Asked about the two players Tuesday, head coach Kyle Shanahan told the media, "Zero updates. Nothing has changed." It remains fascinating to watch this entire situation unfold as both players remain absent from practice with just over two weeks until the NFL regular season gets underway. Aiyuk's impasse comes with an added wrinkle given ongoing trade chatter, but it sounds like his realistic options are playing for the 49ers or Pittsburgh Steelers in 2024 (and if he picks the Steelers, the 49ers would still have to agree to trade terms). There's been less discussion about a Williams trade, so it seems like he'll either be suiting up for the 49ers or spending Week 1 on their sideline, barring an unforeseen development. Being without either player would be a massive loss for the 49ers. Aiyuk is coming off the best season of his career in which he caught 75 passes for 1,342 yards and seven touchdowns en route to finishing as the WR14 in PPR leagues. Meanwhile, Williams boasted an 89.9 PFF grade over 809 snaps and was particularly dominant in run blocking, an effort that helped Christian McCaffery finish as the overall RB1. There's no doubt that the 49ers are better when both players are on the field, and the same goes for fantasy managers.
From RotoBaller
The Pittsburgh Steelers were reportedly a call away from landing wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk in a trade with the San Francisco 49ers. However, new details about the situation have shed light on the hold-up of the talks. The Steelers offered Aiyuk less than $28 million annually for a new contract. The offer has pushed Aiyuk back to the contract negotiation table with the 49ers. It appears that Aiyuk may not be able to get the top-of-market contract he seeks after all. Aiyuk is coming off a career year in which he caught 75 passes for 1,342 yards and seven touchdowns. He is due for a new contract as he enters the fifth year of his rookie deal. Aiyuk has not participated in training camp or the preseason while he seeks a new contract. For now, fantasy managers will need to monitor whether the Steelers will increase their offer or if Aiyuk will come to terms with the 49ers.
From RotoBaller
According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, speaking on Sunday's episode of SportsCenter, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk (back) is "one call away" from being traded to the Steelers. Pittsburgh is willing to pay the wideout. However, the 49ers are hoping to keep him on the roster. While both parties have agreed to portions of a new contract, the remaining parts of the deal need to be ironed out. Aiyuk is currently labeled as a "hold-in," although head coach Kyle Shanahan reported that the receiver is also dealing with a "back issue." But the clock is ticking, with Aiyuk potentially in line to miss time if things continue to be delayed.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams remains in the midst of an active holdout, which results in daily fines of $50,000. Williams has three years left on his current contract but no guaranteed money left, and he likely wants the 49ers to ensure some of the remaining pay on his deal. According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler in the latest edition of Fowler Files, Williams is currently relaxing, indicating his firm stance. Fowler reported, "I'm told Trent Williams is playing golf right now. Literally, he's chilling. If they want his services, they need to adjust the contract. He's made over $150 million in his career and, at 35 years old, is the best-left tackle in the game but ranks only as the fourth or fifth highest-paid left tackle. They need to resolve this situation." While much focus is on 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk's hold-in, Williams' holdout also warrants significant attention.
From RotoBaller
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk (back) has been with the team despite not practicing while seeking a new contract. Head coach Kyle Shanahan acknowledged that Aiyuk is considered a "hold-in." However, Shanahan added that the wideout hasn't been fined because he's also dealing with a "sore back." Without question, it has been a rocky offseason between both parties as a result of the contract dispute. But the latest revelation regarding Aiyuk's back is something that could negatively impact his fantasy value even more, at least until more information is released surrounding the severity of the ailment.
From RotoBaller
The saga between the San Francisco 49ers and disgruntled wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is reaching a critical point with only 20 days until the start of the 2024 regular season. Things have gone back and forth between the two sides, and at times a trade has seemed imminent. However, general manager John Lynch on Friday said that he understands the "urgency" of the matter involving Aiyuk. "I can tell you, we feel the urgency to have him, the season's approaching, and we have ample time," Lynch also said. The GM wouldn't say what the odds were of Aiyuk staying in San Fran and didn't give a timetable for a final decision. Lynch said there's no animosity between the club and Aiyuk. From a fantasy perspective, Aiyuk's value will be the highest in 2024 as a low-end WR1/high-end WR2 if he stays with the Niners. If he cannot reach an extension with San Fran, a trade to the Steelers could be in the works.
From RotoBaller
The saga involving the 49ers and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk may conclude in the coming days, as Mike Garafolo reports that the team hasn't pulled the trigger on a trade because a deal with Aiyuk that would keep him in San Francisco isn't far apart. It's also reported that Aiyuk would prefer to stay with the 49ers and has always preferred to stay with the 49ers, all things being equal. Aiyuk's status has made waves across the league over the past several days, but on the field, Aiyuk is one of the most efficient and productive wide receivers in the league. The 26-year-old Aiyuk would be a low-end fantasy WR1 upon a new deal with the 49ers, where he would retain his status as the top field stretcher in one of the NFL's best offenses.
From RotoBaller
The Pittsburgh Steelers and San Francisco 49ers have a trade framework in place for wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk if the Niners sign off on the deal. At the moment, San Francisco is waiting to hear back on a long-term contract offer out to Aiyuk that he hasn't yet accepted. On the other hand, Pittsburgh is reportedly in a good place on a contract for Aiyuk. This saga continues to drag and take various twists and turns, considering it sounded like a trade was close to being finalized last week involving either the Cleveland Browns or New England Patriots. If Aiyuk ends up staying put in San Fran after all, he'll remain a borderline WR1/2 fantasy option in a high-powered offense. While the 26-year-old star wideout would certainly see more opportunities as the Steelers' clear-cut alpha target in the event of a trade, Aiyuk would likely sacrifice efficiency in a run-first attack with uncertainty at quarterback.
From RotoBaller
The San Francisco 49ers have made a renewed effort in recent days to strike a long-term deal with wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, according to sources. The situation is fluid and other teams, including the Pittsburgh Steelers, are still in the mix. But now a return to San Fran appears increasingly possible. Bleacher Report's Jordan Schultz writes that Aiyuk had a sit-down meeting with head coach Kyle Shanahan and others in the organization where "some open and candid thoughts were expressed." There is optimism Aiyuk won't be dealt now after it looked like the two sides relationship was fractured beyond repair just a few days ago. The likeliest landing spots for Aiyuk are Pittsburgh and Cleveland, and both locations would most likely be bad news for his fantasy value in 2024. If the 26-year-old former first-rounder stays in the Bay Area, he'll be a low-end WR1/high-end WR2 target in fantasy.
From RotoBaller
To this point in trade discussions, the San Francisco 49ers have not been satisfied with the Pittsburgh Steelers' offers and would like a receiver in return for Brandon Aiyuk as art of a trade, but they are also open to players at other positions, according to league sources. The New England Patriots dropped out of the Aiyuk sweepstakes the other day, so it's believed that the Steelers and Cleveland Browns are the front-runners for his services. If Aiyuk is dealt before the start of the regular season, his fantasy appeal as a low-end WR1/high-end WR2 is going to drop as he leaves Kyle Shanahan's offense in the Bay Area. And in San Francisco, a departure of Aiyuk would mean that rookie first-rounder Ricky Pearsall would likely start in three-receiver sets immediately alongside Deebo Samuel Sr. and Jauan Jennings.
From RotoBaller
The Pittsburgh Steelers, among other NFL teams, are in communication and are still negotiating with the San Francisco 49ers for wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk. However, no deal is done, according to source. The New England Patriots reportedly dropped out of the Aiyuk sweepstakes on Tuesday night, so it leaves the Steelers and Cleveland Browns as Aiyuk's most likely destination as of right now. It's unclear what Pittsburgh is dangling in a potential trade for Aiyuk, or whether they can actually meet his contract demands. The former first-rounder is heading into the final year of his rookie contract and wants a hefty raise after back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons. Aiyuk would immediately become the Steelers' WR1 if a trade is finalized, although it would be a downgrade fantasy-wise with a move from Brock Purdy to either Russell Wilson or Justin Fields. Stay tuned for more.
From RotoBaller
After inquiring about San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk's availability, the New England Patriots have decided not to explore any further trade possibilities with the 49ers regarding their standout wideout, according to sources. The Patriots are excited about their young receivers, mainly rookies Ja'Lynn Polk and Javon Baker, and want to focus on them. The Patriots reportedly had the framework of a deal in place for Aiyuk on Monday night, but they were always considered more of a long shot to land Aiyuk, with the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers also involved. It's good news for fantasy managers looking to score on both Polk and Baker as sleepers. The two rookie wideouts could start right away in three-wide sets alongside Demario Douglas in 2024, depending on the health of Kendrick Bourne (knee), who is coming off a torn ACL.
From RotoBaller
New England Patriots wide receiver Kendrick Bourne (knee), who has started camp on the team's PUP list, is expected to be part of a potential trade to the San Francisco 49ers for Brandon Aiyuk. The trade winds have been swirling around Aiyuk in recent days, but it's been reported that the framework for an Aiyuk trade has been agreed to by the Cleveland Browns and New England Patriots. Bourne tore his ACL in late October of last season but has returned to practice in uniform, but without a helmet or shoulder pads as he continues his rehab. After spending the first four seasons of his career with the 49ers, the 29-year-old wide receiver enters his third season with the Patriots and now surveys a much more youthful wide receiver group with incoming rookies Ja'Lynn Polk and Javon Baker added to Demario Douglas and offseason addition K.J. Osborn. Bourne would compete for targets will all of these players, limiting his fantasy upside if he remains a Patriot.
From RotoBaller
Dynasty | The 49ers have granted wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk permission to negotiate a contract with other teams. Dynasty Analysis: It seems the 49ers are finally going to bite the bullet and deal the star receiver at some point here soon. Unable to reach an agreement on a long-term deal, it seems San Francisco is ready to move on find him a new home rather than deal with the distraction any longer. Aiyuk is reportedly garnering interest from New England, Cleveland and Pittsburgh at minimum with more teams likely in the mix. Stay tuned.
NFL Week | Opp | Pts | Rec | Rec Yds | Rec TDs | Rec Tgt | 100 Yds | Rush Att | Rush Yds | Rush TDs | Fum Lost |
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2023 Season | 455 | 75 | 1342 | 7 | |||||||
Week 1 | @PIT | 55 | 8 | 129 | 2 | ||||||
Week 2 | @LAR | 10 | 3 | 43 | 0 | ||||||
Week 3 | NYG | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||||||
Week 4 | ARI | 40 | 6 | 148 | 0 | ||||||
Week 5 | DAL | 14 | 4 | 58 | 0 | ||||||
Week 6 | @CLE | 19 | 4 | 76 | 0 | ||||||
Week 7 | @MIN | 15 | 5 | 57 | 0 | ||||||
Week 8 | CIN | 35 | 5 | 109 | 0 | ||||||
Week 9 | bye | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||||||
Week 10 | @JAX | 21 | 3 | 55 | 1 | ||||||
Week 11 | TB | 72 | 5 | 156 | 1 | ||||||
Week 12 | @SEA | 22 | 2 | 50 | 1 | ||||||
Week 13 | @PHI | 19 | 5 | 46 | 1 | ||||||
Week 14 | SEA | 36 | 6 | 126 | 0 | ||||||
Week 15 | @ARI | 8 | 3 | 37 | 0 | ||||||
Week 16 | BAL | 37 | 6 | 113 | 0 | ||||||
Week 17 | @WAS | 46 | 7 | 114 | 1 | ||||||
Week 18 | LAR | 6 | 3 | 25 | 0 | ||||||
Divisional | GB | 8 | 3 | 32 | 0 | ||||||
Championship | DET | 22 | 3 | 68 | 1 | ||||||
Superbowl | @KC | 10 | 3 | 49 | 0 |