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Chris Boswell K | PIT
Steelers' Chris Boswell: Kicks second straight game-winner as time expires
Boswell was perfect on his three field-goals (30, 37, 38) and both PATs in Monday night's 23-20 win over the Bengals.
Just as he did in Week 12 against the Packers, Boswell nailed the winning kick as the clock ran out, allowing the Steelers to keep pace with the Patriots for the best record in the AFC. Boswell wishes he could play Cincinnati every week, hitting all 24 field goal attempts and 11 extra point tries in six regular season games and one playoff game in his career. He has now kicked multiple field goals in five of the last six games.
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Giorgio Tavecchio K | ATL
Raiders' Giorgio Tavecchio: Tallies six points
Tavecchio made a 39-yard field goal and all three of his extra-point tries en route to six points in Sunday's 24-17 win over the Giants.
Tavecchio was perfect in Sunday's victory, which brought him to 67 points on the season.
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Wil Lutz K | DEN
Saints' Wil Lutz: Misses a field goal
Lutz made a 31-yard field goal and missed wide right from 38 yards in Sunday's 31-21 win over the Panthers. He also made all four of his extra-point tries en route to seven total points.
Lutz has scored at least six points in every game this season, including five double-digit performances. Overall, that production gives him the third-most points (111) league-wide.
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Blair Walsh K | ATL
Seahawks' Blair Walsh: Nets six points
Walsh made a 46-yard field goal and all three of his extra-point tries in Sunday's 24-10 win over the Eagles.
Walsh had missed a field goal in back-to-back games entering Sunday's tilt, but he cleaned up his act with a perfect performance. Through 12 games, he's now tallied 84 points.
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Jake Elliott K | PHI
Eagles' Jake Elliott: Makes only two kicks
Elliott made a 26-yard field goal as well as his only extra-point try in Sunday's 24-10 loss to the Seahawks.
Elliott did all that was required of him in a game that saw the Eagles struggle to set up scoring opportunities. Although another tough matchup awaits this weekend, when Philadelphia visits Los Angeles, it'd be surprising if Elliott is kept that quiet once again.
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Zane Gonzalez K | MIA
Browns' Zane Gonzalez: Hits 35-yarder
Gonzalez made his only field-goal attempt during Sunday's 19-10 loss to the Chargers. He also converted his lone PAT.
A week after hitting a career-high three field goals, Gonzalez had to settle for just one attempt, as the Browns reverted back to their old ways and had trouble moving the ball against the Chargers' stout defense. The rookie kicker is 12 of 18 on the year and has bounced back nicely after a rough start to his career.
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Justin Tucker K | BAL
Ravens' Justin Tucker: Automatic again Sunday
Tucker converted on all three of his field-goal attempts and went 5-for-5 on extra points in Sunday's 44-20 win over the Lions.
The AFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November stayed hot Sunday with another double-digit effort. Tucker connected on field goals of 38, 46, and 51 yards, and an outburst from the Ravens' offense afforded him five extra-point tries. He has eight consecutive games with multiple field goals, including three straight games with three field goals apiece. Tucker has also converted each of his last five attempts from 50+ yards. He'll kick in a tough environment Sunday night in Pittsburgh, but Tucker still remains an elite kicking option regardless of where the game is played.
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Matt Prater K | BUF
Lions' Matt Prater: Misses twice in Baltimore
Prater missed his only field-goal attempt (43 yards) while converting just two of three PATs during Sunday's 44-20 loss to the Ravens.
Prater reportedly battled a sickness in the days leading up to the game according to Kyle Meinke of MLive.com, but it isn't clear if that had any impact on his performance -- which was easily Prater's worst of the year. In fact, he was previously perfect from within 50 yards and hadn't missed a single PAT all season. It didn't help that the Lions struggled to move the ball, affording Prater minimal chances to redeem himself. While this poor performance doesn't instill much confidence in fantasy owners with the fantasy playoffs in tow, Prater remains the strong-legged marksman he was prior to Week 13 and should continue to be started with confidence.