The Patriots awarded game balls to the following players after Sunday's 20-10 win over the Panthers:
Dan Connolly -- Starts at right guard in place of Stephen Neal and is an important part of the team's 185-yard rushing effort, which includes some big inside runs.
Kevin Faulk -- Running back gets it going on the ground, with 58 yards on 10 carries, effectively running draw plays while also running behind a lead-blocking fullback at times.
Jarvis Green -- Veteran defensive end sees his playing time spike, as he hardly leaves the field and totals four tackles and a sack.
Logan Mankins -- Mainstay on the line starts at left guard and is an important part of the team's 185-yard rushing effort, which includes some big inside runs.
Wes Welker -- Receiver finishes with 10 catches for 105 yards and helps bring life to the Gillette Stadium crowd in the third quarter after taking a big hit and popping back up.
Dan Connolly -- Starts at right guard in place of Stephen Neal and is an important part of the team's 185-yard rushing effort, which includes some big inside runs.
Kevin Faulk -- Running back gets it going on the ground, with 58 yards on 10 carries, effectively running draw plays while also running behind a lead-blocking fullback at times.
Jarvis Green -- Veteran defensive end sees his playing time spike, as he hardly leaves the field and totals four tackles and a sack.
Logan Mankins -- Mainstay on the line starts at left guard and is an important part of the team's 185-yard rushing effort, which includes some big inside runs.
Wes Welker -- Receiver finishes with 10 catches for 105 yards and helps bring life to the Gillette Stadium crowd in the third quarter after taking a big hit and popping back up.
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