Hardest Working Player of the Game

The Broncos' Peyton Manning threw for 304 yards and three touchdowns to earn the final E Edwards "Hardest Working Player" honor of 2012.

The entire Chiefs' running game got credit for their hard work against the Colts.  Jamaal Charles ran for over 200 yards on the day...with Payton Hillis adding an additional 100+ yards rushing.

Eric Berry had 11 solo tackles and a pass break up.  That performance was good enough to be named the E Edwards Hardest Working Player in Oakland.

For the second straight week Jamaal Charles is the Chiefs' Hardest Working Player.  Charles rushed for 165 yards...including 80 yards on the game's very first play.

The Chiefs' Jamaal Charles ran for 127 yards in a 27-21 victory over the Carolina Panthers.

Justin Houston was the E Edwards Hardest Working Player sacking Broncos' QB Payton Manning twice in a home loss.

Jamaal Charles had over 100 yards in total offense for the Chiefs against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Chiefs' Derrick Johnson had 12 solo tackles to lead a courageous, but futile, defensive effort against the Steelers.

This week's E Edwards' Hardest Working Player was San Diego's Donald Butler with 9 tackles.

Derrick Johnson had a dominating defensive performance in a loss to the Oakland Raiders at Arrowhead.

Dustin Colquitt did his best to pin the Bucs deep in a 38-10 loss in Tampa.

Jamaal Charles puts in another dominating performance with over 100 yards in the first half of a loss to the Ravens.

DeWayne Bowe was a rare bright spot in a 37-20 loss to the Chargers...

Against the Saints, Jamaal Charles had 39 total touches for 288 yards.  Whew...

The Chiefs couldn't stop CJ Spiller in the first half of their game against the Buffalo Bills.

Stephen Nicholas for the Atlanta Falcons was the "Hardest Working Player" of the game for his defensive effort against the Chiefs.