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The pig-skin pros kept on shining

Billy Turner and Chris Board had the best performances in Week 10.

Turner logged all 65 snaps at right tackle in the Green Bay's home win against Ben Ellefson and Jacksonville. The Twin Cities native has started every game since Week 3, when he returned from injury. He's missed four plays since returning.

Board finished with three total tackles (two solo) in the Baltimore's loss to New England. He's played at least 24 snaps in every game this season. Of his 26 snaps this week, 7 came on defense while the rest were on special teams.

Carson Wentz totaled 208 yards passing with no touchdowns or interceptions against the G-men as Philly lost 27-17.

Ellefson continued to carve out his role with Jacksonville. He was on the field for 31 plays with 19 being on offense.

Joe Haeg was limited to 12 snaps; 3 on offense, 9 on special teams, but that was his sixth gaming in a row getting on the field for Tampa.

Darrius Shepherd & Easton Stick were inactive for Green Bay & San Diego.

Which just leaves the pass-rushing greats. Kyle Emanuel & Derrek Tuszka have both been on injured reserve. Tuszka is eligible for activation this week but that hasn't happened yet and may not depending on the severity of his hamstring injury.