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Walter Camp Football Foundation FBS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2004-present 2004 Date Offense Defense 9/5 Kay-Jay Harris (West Virginia) Chad Greenway (Iowa) 9/12 Kyle Orton (Purdue) Michael Boley (Southern Miss) 9/19 Maurice Drew (UCLA) Tom Zbikowski (Notre Dame) 9/26 Ciatrick Fason (Florida) Manny Lawson (North Carolina State) 10/3 David Greene (Georgia) Junior Rosegreen (Auburn) 10/10 Adrian Peterson (Oklahoma) Mike Patterson (USC) 10/17 Reggie McNeal (Texas A&M) Scott Starks (Wisconsin) 10/24 Brock Berlin (Miami, Fla.) Jason Allen (Tennessee) 10/31 Adrian Peterson (Oklahoma) Tim McGarigle (Northwestern) 11/7 Andrew Walter (Arizona State) Mike Goolsby (Notre Dame) 11/14 Tyler Palko (Pittsburgh) Carlos Rogers (Auburn) 11/21 Kyle Orton (Purdue) Marcus Hamilton (Virginia) 11/28 Diamond Ferri (Syracuse) 2005 Date Offense Defense Sept. 6 Brian Calhoun, RB Wisconsin Elvis Dumervil, DE, Louisville Sept. 11 Vince Young, QB, Texas Dion Byrum, DB, Ohio University Sept. 18 Reggie McNeal, QB, Texas A&M A.J. Nicholson, LB, Florida State Sept. 25 Cory Rodgers, WR, TCU Virginia Tech Defense Oct. 2 Brodie Croyle, QB, Alabama Paul Posluszny, LB, Penn State Oct. 9 Maurice Drew, RB, UCLA Tim McGarigle, LB, Northwestern Oct.16 Steve Slaton, RB, West Virginia Bobby Carpenter, LB, Ohio State Oct. 23 Brad Smith, QB, Missouri Demeco Ryans, LB, Alabama Oct. 30 Todd Blythe, WR, Iowa State Dwayne Slay, DB, Texas Tech Nov. 6 Andre Brown, RB, North Carolina State Tamba Hali, DE, Penn State Nov. 13 Drew Olson, QB, UCLA A.J. Hawk, LB, Ohio State Nov. 20 Reggie Bush, RB, USC Alan Zamaitis, DB, Penn State Nov. 27 Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma Mario Williams, DE, North Carolina State 2006 Date Offense Defense Sept. 3 Ray Rice, RB, Rutgers Jerod Mayo, LB, Tennessee Sept. 10 Ian Johnson, RB, Boise State James Laurinaitis, LB, Ohio State Sept. 17 Mario Manningham, WR, Michigan Mike Klinkenborg, LB Iowa Sept. 24 Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame Eric Weddle, DB, Utah Oct. 1 Garrett Wolfe, RB, Northern Illinois Dexter Manley II, DE, Oregon Oct. 8 Erik Ainge, QB, Tennessee Keith Jackson, DT, Alabama 1 Oct. 15 Adarius Bowman, WR, Okla. State Ramel Meekins, DT, Rutgers Oct. 22 James Davis, RB, Clemson Ameer Ismail, LB, Western Michigan Oct. 29 Colt McCoy, QB, Texas Damon Nickson, S, Middle Tennessee Nov. 5 Colt Brennan, QB, Hawaii Quinton Culberson, LB, Miss. State Nov. 12 Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas St Tra Battle, DB, Georgia Nov. 19 Troy Smith, QB, Ohio State Jolonn Dunbar, LB, Boston College Nov. 26 John Beck, QB, Brigham Young George Selvie, DE, South Florida 2007 Date Offense Defense 9/2 Marlon Lucky, RB, Nebraska DeJuan Tribble, DB, Boston College 9/9 Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma Dan Connor, LB, Penn State 9/16 Tim Tebow, QB, Florida Tavious Polo, DB, Florida Atlantic 9/23 Matt Forte, RB, Tulane George Selvie, DE, South Florida 9/30 DeSean Jackson, WR, California Ben Moffitt, LB, South Florida 10/7 C.J. Bacher, QB, Northwestern Maurice Crum, Jr., LB, Notre Dame 10/14 Donnie Avery, WR, Houston Nick Reed, DE, Oregon 10/21 Matt Forte, RB Tulane D.J. Moore, DB, Vanderbilt 10/28 Jamaal Charles, RB, Texas Terrence Wheatley, DB, Colorado 11/4 Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas James Laurinaitis, LB, Ohio State 11/11 Tim Tebow, QB, Florida Dan Connor, LB, Penn State 11/18 Jeremy Maclin, WR/KR, Missouri Antoine Cason, DB, Arizona 11/25 Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas Lawrence Jackson, DE, USC 2008 Date Offense Defense Aug. 30 Shun White, RB, Navy Sean Wetherspoon, LB, Missouri Sept. 7 Dez Bryant, QR, Oklahoma State Courtney Herndon, DB, Kansas State Sept. 14 Max Hall, QB, BYU Sean Baker, DB, Ball State Sept. 21 Kellen Moore, QB, Boise State Michael Tauillili, LB, Duke Sept. 28 Chase Clement/Jarett Dillard, QB/WR, Rice Ryan Hamilton, DB, Vanderbilt Oct. 5 Tyrell Fenroy, RB, Louisiana-Lafayette Scott McKillop, LB, Pittsburgh Oct. 12 Jordan Shipley, WR, Texas Willie VanDeSteeg, DE, Minnesota Oct. 19 Colt McCoy, QB, Texas Jerry Hughes, DE, TCU Oct. 26 Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech Mark Rubin, DB, Penn State Nov. 2 Brian Brunner, QB, Central Michigan Daniel Charbonnet, DB, Texas Tech Nov. 9 Graham Harrell, QB, Texas Tech Rashad Johnson, DB, Alabama Nov. 16 Case Keenum, QB, Houston D.J. Moore, DB, Vanderbilt Nov. 23 Phillip Turner, RB, Middle Tennessee Everette Brown, DE, Florida State Nov. 30 Andy Schmitt, QB, Eastern Michigan Robert Francois, LB, Boston College 2009 Date Offense Defense Sept. 6 Max Hall, QB, BYU Rahim Moore, DB, UCLA Sept. 13 Case Keenum, QB, Houston Nate Triplett, LB, Minnesota Sept. 20 Joe Cox, QB, Georgia Donald Butler, LB, Washington Sept. 27 Ed Dickson, TE, Oregon Chad Jones, DB, LSU 2 Oct. 4 Donald Buckram, RB, UTEP Nate Allen, DB, South Florida Oct. 11 Thaddeus Lewis, QB, Duke Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska Oct. 18 Montel Harris, RB, Boston College Ryan Kerrigan, LB, Purdue Oct. 25 C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson Jesse Smith, LB, Iowa State Nov. 1 Jeremiah Masoli, QB, Oregon Jared Crick, DT, Nebraska Nov. 8 Toby Gerhart, RB, Stanford Cameron Heyward, DT, Ohio State Nov. 15 Dexter McCluster, RB, Ole Miss Kendric Burney, DB, North Carolina Nov. 22 Shane Vereen, RB, California Doug Hogue, LB, Syracuse Nov. 29 Colt McCoy, QB, Texas Malcolm Smith, LB, USC 2010 Date Offense Defense Sept. 5 Denard Robinson, QB, Michigan Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri Sept. 12 Denard Robinson, QB, Michigan Chimdi Chekwa, DB, Ohio State Sept. 19 Ryan Mallett, QB, Arkansas Adrian Robinson, DE, Temple Sept. 26 Chad Spann, RB, Northern Illinois Nate Irving, LB, North Carolina State Oct. 3 LaMichael James, RB, Oregon Jayron Hosley, DB, Virginia Tech Oct. 10 Stephen Garcia, QB, South Carolina Reggie Rembert, DB, Air Force Oct. 17 Cam Newton, QB, Auburn Greg Jones, LB, Michigan State Oct. 24 Taylor Martinez, QB, Nebraska Doug Hogue, LB, Syracuse Oct. 31 Roy Helu, Jr., RB, Nebraska Sio Moore, LB, Connecticut Nov. 6 Andy Dalton, QB, TCU Drake Nevis, DE, LSU Nov. 13 Dan Persa, QB, Northwestern Marco Nelson, Safety, Tulsa Nov. 21 Mikel LeShoure, RB, Illinois Trent Hunter, Safety, Texas A&M Nov. 28 Rishard Matthews, WR, Nevada Von Miller, LB, Texas A&M 2011 Date Offense Defense Sept. 4 Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor Brandon Herron, LB, Michigan Sept. 11 T.Y. Hilton, WR/KR, Florida International Melvin Ingram, LB, South Carolina Sept. 18 Chris Rainey, RB, Florida Morris Claiborne, DB, LSU Sept. 25 Brandon Weeden, QB, Oklahoma State Tyrann Mathieu, DB, LSU Oct. 2 Ray Graham, RB, Pittsburgh Brady Amack, LB, Air Force Oct. 9 LaMichael James, RB, Oregon Frank Alexander, DE, Alabama Oct. 16 Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M Derrick Shelby, DE, Utah Oct. 23 Seth Doege, QB, Texas Tech Kourtnei Brown, DE, Clemson Oct. 30 Case Keenum, QB, Houston Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia Nov. 6 Jeremy Ebert, WR, Northwestern Jon Davis, DB, Air Force Nov. 13 Casey Pachall, QB, TCU Kawann Short, DT, Purdue Nov. 20 Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor Sammy Brown, LB, Houston Nov. 27 Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama Tyrann Mathieu, DB, LSU 2012 Date Offense Defense Sept. 2 Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia Dee Milliner, DB, Alabama Sept. 9 Kolton Browning, QB, Louisiana Monroe Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia Sept. 16 Stepfan Taylor, RB, Stanford Manti Te’o, LB, Notre Dame 3 Sept. 23 Stefphon Jefferson, RB, Nevada Desmond Bozeman, LB, Western Michigan Sept. 30 Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia Mike Mauti, LB, Penn State Oct. 7 Mike Gillislee, RB, Florida Jordan Poyer, DB, Oregon State Oct. 14 Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M Khaseem Greene, LB, Rutgers Oct. 21 Collin Klein, QB, Kansas State Kevin Minter, LB, LSU Oct. 28 Matt Scott, QB, Arizona Jarvis Jones, LB, Georgia Nov. 4 Kenjon Barner, RB, Oregon Allen Chapman, DB, Kansas State Nov. 11 Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M D.J. 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