"Tucker racked up 140 scrimmage yards with three total touchdowns, including a 43-yard rushing TD during which he hit 21.09 mph, according to Next Gen Stats. It was the fastest scoring play of Week 11, but it wasn't enough to secure the victory as the Buffalo Bills won 44-32. It wasn't just the speed. The run featured 40 rush yards over expected, which was the second-most of the week behind the Baltimore Ravens' Derrick Henry getting 54 RYOE on a 59-yard run."
"Each week, we will highlight top performances as defined by Next Gen Stats, which tracks players' speed through sensors in their uniforms and on the field. The fastest ball carrier -- not necessarily on a scoring play -- in Week 11 was Denver Broncos wideout Marvin Mims, who hit 21.35 mph on a 70-yard punt return against the Kansas City Chiefs. The Broncos pulled out a 22-19 victory that tied them with the New England Patriots atop the AFC with 9-2 records."
Sean Tucker totaled 140 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns, including a 43-yard rushing score during which he reached 21.09 mph, per Next Gen Stats. The scoring run produced 40 rush yards over expected, the second-most in Week 11 behind Derrick Henry's 54 RYOE on a 59-yard run. Next Gen Stats measures players' speed using sensors in uniforms and on the field. Marvin Mims recorded the highest top speed among ball carriers in Week 11 at 21.35 mph on a 70-yard punt return. The Denver Broncos beat the Chiefs 22-19, moving to 9-2 and sharing the AFC lead.
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