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Weekly Winners

Week 1: Packers' last stand

Clay Matthews was among those who surged through the Saints' line to stuff Mark Ingram and seal a Packers victory.

Week 2: Romo resilient in win

Injuries didn't stop Tony Romo from returning and leading a gutsy comeback against the 49ers.

Week 3: Saints' second-half surge

Drew Brees orchestrated three second-half TD drives as the Saints rallied past the Texans.

Week 4: Dalton rallies Bengals

Rookie QB Andy Dalton helped lead a second-half surge past the previously unbeaten Bills.

Week 5: Emotional Raiders win

A day after the death of their iconic owner, the Raiders pulled out a huge win in Houston.

Week 6: Pats rally past 'Boys

Tom Brady overcame a lackluster start and a stingy Cowboys defense to pull out a late win.

Week 7: Tebow's late-game rally

Tim Tebow's heroics in the final minutes against the Dolphins helped Denver emerge victorious.

Week 8: Rice powers Ravens rally

Ray Rice's three scores helped the Ravens pull off the greatest second-half rally for victory in team history.

Week 9: Ravens get sweep of Steelers

Joe Flacco's late-game heroics helped Baltimore earn a sweep of its bitter rivals.

Week 10: Tebow airs it out

Grounded all day, Tim Tebow went deep to Eric Decker to deliver a win for Denver.

Week 11: Late heroics lift Broncos

Tim Tebow helped deliver a thrilling, last-minute win for the Broncos.

Week 12: Tebow Time strikes again

Tim Tebow's heroics stretched into overtime as the Broncos won a fourth straight game.

Week 13: Pack stay perfect

The Packers answered the Giants' challenge, getting the decisive score in the final minute.

Week 14: Mile High thriller

Tim Tebow came through again with more late-game magic in a Broncos OT win over the Bears.

Week 15: Lions go 98 yards for win

Calvin Johnson's TD catch with 39 seconds left gave the Lions a win over the Raiders.

Week 16: Raiders save season in OT

Sebastian Janikowski connected on an OT field goal attempt to keep Oakland's playoff hopes alive.

Week 17: Flynn's record day

Backup QB Matt Flynn had a performance for the ages playing in pace of Aaron Rodgers.

Raiders' OT win is GMC Moment of the Week

The Oakland Raiders' overtime victory is the GMC Never Say Never Moment of the Week for games played on Dec. 22-26, the NFL announced Friday. The GMC Never Say Never Moment of the Week is the best moment or play of the week that represents determination and perseverance.


 

After the regular season, fans will have a chance to determine the GMC Never Say Never Moment of the Year, from among the 17 weekly winners. Fans can vote for the winner on NFL.com/gmc throughout the month of January.

NEVER SAY NEVER MOMENT NOMINEES

Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland Raiders

Raiders save season in overtime: Kansas City Chiefs kicker Ryan Succop lined up in the game's final seconds for what appeared would be the winning field goal, which would boot the Oakland Raiders out of playoff contention. Defensive tackle Richard Seymour blocked the kick, forcing overtime, during which Janikowski made a 36-yarder to win it for Oakland, which set up the attempt with a 53-yard pass play from quarterback Carson Palmer to wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey.

Dan Orlovsky, Indianapolis Colts

Colts rally to beat Texans: When Houston took a 16-12 lead late in the fourth quarter, it appeared as if it would finally get its first-ever win in Indianapolis and move into position for a first-round playoff bye. Instead, the Colts drove down the field to collect their second consecutive win after opening the season 0-13. Orlovsky led a 12-play, 78-yard touchdown drive for the victory, highlighted by a 34-yard pass to wide receiver Reggie Wayne and capped by a touchdown by Wayne.

Tom Brady, New England Patriots

Patriots rally from 17 down: New England experienced a frustrating first half of football against the Miami Dolphins. Starting left tackle Matt Light got hurt in warmups and missed the game. Logan Mankins took his spot, but suffered a knee injury on the Patriots' second series. With their top two offensive linemen out, the Patriots struggled on offense as the Dolphins built a 17-0 halftime lead. The Patriots adjusted to their setbacks, scoring 27 unanswered points in the second half to win the game and clinch a first-round playoff bye.

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