Jeff Reed connected on all six of his field goals Sunday.
 
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William Henderson - Green Bay Packers
Henderson caught two passes out of the backfield for only 5 yards, but his 1-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter helped the Packers (9-3) defeat their archrival, the Chicago Bears (3-9), 30-20 at Lambeau Field.

Sedrick Hodge - New Orleans Saints
Hodge recorded six solo tackles and one assist in the Saints (8-4) 23-20 victory over the team with the best record in football, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-3).

Julius Peppers - Carolina Panthers
The Panthers (4-8) finally picked up a win on Sunday, after dropping eight straight games, by defeating the Cleveland Browns (6-6), 13-6. Peppers, regained the NFL sack lead by recording his 12th sack of the season. Sunday may have been Peppers last game of the season unless the NFL overturns a four game suspension for violating one of the leagues banned substances.

Jeff Reed - Pittsburgh Steelers
In his second week with the team, Reed was 6-for-6 on his field goal attempts, including a 50-yarder in the fourth quarter that proved to be the game winner. The Steelers (7-4-1) edged the Jacksonville Jaguars (5-7), 25-23 in Jacksonville.

Tar Heels In The NFL
Ethan Albright Washington Redskins
Dre Bly St. Louis Rams
Alge Crumpler Atlanta Falcons
Russell Davis Arizona Cardinals
Kevin Donnalley Carolina Panthers
Deon Dyer Miami Dolphins
Ebenezer Ekuban Dallas Cowboys
Greg Ellis Dallas Cowboys
Bernardo Harris Baltimore Ravens
William Henderson Green Bay Packers
Jimmy Hitchcock New England Patriots
Sedrick Hodge New Orleans Saints
Vonnie Holliday Green Bay Packers
Leon Johnson Chicago Bears
Freddie Jones Arizona Cardinals
Randy Jordan Oakland Raiders
Eddie Mason Washington Redskins
Quincy Monk NY Giants
Keith Newman Buffalo Bills
Julius Peppers Carolina Panthers
Jeff Reed Pittsburgh Steelers
Jeff Saturday Indianapolis Colts
Brian Simmons Cincinnati Bengals
Ryan Sims Kansas City Chiefs
Brandon Spoon Buffalo Bills
David Thornton Indianapolis Colts
Bracey Walker Detroit Lions