10. Geoff Collins
You may think it’s a pipe dream and the smart money says it is, but if Temple is ever going to be the Philadelphia College Football draw that it wants to be, Collins is the guy that has to do it. Al Golden got the ball rolling in the right direction. Steve Addazio was a nice place holder and Matt Rhule solidified the program. Collins needs to be the guy to cash in all the chips!
9. TJ McConnell
The guy will probably never grace this list again, but HELLLLOOOOO!?!?! An assist shy of a triple double to go along with a 3 steals, certainly earns him a spot in the Top 10. Congrats to T.J. “Mad Man” McConnell!
8. Steve Mason
While the Flyers have been red hot, Mase has been their back bone! Sure allowing 5 goals against the Oilers knocked him down a few pegs, but the 28 year-old is still has a very impressive 2.30 GAA average this month.
7. Fletcher Cox
Hey Fletch, Good to see you! After an 8 game sack-less streak, Cox got off the snide with a sack and a half against the Redskins. Definitely an accomplishment against Kirk Cousins, who is one the league’s fewest sacked quarterbacks!
6. Carson Wentz
Although the rookie has been getting a lot of praise, two red zone turnovers keep him out of the top 5, but his 69.6 completion percentage was enough to move him up a few pegs on this list.
5. Jake Voracek
Less than a handful of players in the NHL have more points than this guy and two of them are named Crosby and McDavid. After a very disappointing season last year, Voracek has his name right back in the conversation for the Art Ross Trophy.
4. Wayne Simmons
Nothing counts more than putting the puck in the net. You can get on the doorstep, but if you don’t light the lamp, the possession means nothing. Personally, Simmonds is on a pace for a 40 goal season, which would well eclipse his career high of 32 goals set just last year.
The top 3 ... well you have to watch the video to find out.