2016 one, looking every bit a Defensive Player of the Year candidate. He was once again all over the field against the Cowboys, including more than one encounter with Ezekiel Elliott. Collins allowed just one catch for three yards in coverage.

PFF Grade: 90.7

Elite Stat: Poyer allowed four catches on five targets, but they went for a total of 26 yards.

Poyer notched an interception for the Bills, but also broke up a pass and allowed only 26 total yards despite being thrown at five times. He made three defensive stops over the course of the game.

PFF Grade: 93.1

Elite Stat: Targeted four times, Joyner allowed just one catch for three yards.

Joyner was targeted four times, and caught as many of those passes himself (one) as he allowed Colts receivers tobring in. He also broke up a pass, and when thrown at gave up a passer rating of exactly zero.

SPECIAL TEAMERS

A few weeks ago it would have been a surprise for Tavecchio to even be on an NFL roster, but no kicker in the league was as impressive in the opening week of the regular season. He went four-for-four on field goals, including two-for-two from 50 yards and beyond.

Punter: Marquette King, Oakland Raiders

There were some phenomenal performances from punters in the NFL this week, and no fewer than seven guys have a claim to a place on the team of the week. What King did was a little bit special though, with two of his four punts (one was called back due to a penalty) receiving the highest