Patrick Mahomes ranks No. 1 among QBs. Photo via Kansas City Chiefs/Facebook
QB
- Patrick Mahomes vs. DEN
- Aaron Rodgers @ LAR
- Kirk Cousins vs. NO
- Drew Brees @ MIN
- Jared Goff vs. GB
- Tom Brady @ BUF
- Ben Roethlisberger vs. CLE
- Andrew Luck @ OAK
- James Winston @ CIN
- Mitch Trubisky vs. NYJ
- Andy Dalton vs. TB
- Cam Newton vs. BAL
- Matt Stafford vs. SEA
- Russell Wilson @ DET
- Deshaun Watson vs. MIA
RB (Standard)
- Todd Gurley vs. GB
- Kareem Hunt vs. DEN
- Saquon Barkley vs. WAS
- Alvin Kamara @ MIN
- Joe Mixon vs. TB
- James Conner vs. CLE
- James White vs. BUF
- Phillip Lindsay @ KC
- Kerryon Johnson vs. SEA
- David Johnson vs. SF
- Christian McCaffery vs. BAL
- Marlon Mack @ OAK
- Adrian Peterson @ NYG
- Nick Chubb @ PIT
- Tarik Cohen vs. NYJ
- Mark Ingram @ MIN
- Chris Carson @ DET
- Jordan Howard vs. NYJ
- Latavius Murray vs. NO
- Lamar Miller vs. MIA
- Raheem Mostart @ ARI
- Alex Collins @ CAR
- Isaiah Crowell @ CHI
- Kenyan Drake @ HOU
- Jalen Richard vs. IND
- Chris Ivory vs. NE
- TJ Yeldon vs. PHI
- Chris Thompson @ NYG
- Doug Martin vs. IND
- Royce Freeman @ KC
WR (Standard)
- Antonio Brown vs. CLE
- Adam Thielen vs. NO
- AJ Green vs. MIN
- Tyreek Hill vs. DEN
- DeAndre Hopkins vs. MIA
- Michael Thomas @ MIN
- Robert Woods vs. GB
- Davante Adams @ LAR
- Mike Evans @ CIN
- Juju Smith-Schuster vs. CLE
- Odell Beckham vs. WAS
- Jarvis Landry @ PIT
- TY Hilton @ OAK
- Brandin Cooks vs. GB
- Emmanuel Sanders @ KC
- Stefan Diggs vs. NO
- John Brown @ CAR
- Golden Tate vs. SEA
- Kenny Golladay vs. SEA
- Tyler Boyd vs. TB
- Julian Edelman @ BUF
- Doug Baldwin @ DET
- Sterling Shepard vs. WAS
- Demaryius Thomas @ KC
- Josh Gordon @ BUF
- Will Fuller vs. MIA
- Tyler Lockett @ DET
- Alshon Jeffery @ JAX
- Marvin Jones vs. SEA
- Devin Funchess vs. BAL
- Michael Crabtree @ CAR
- Chris Godwin @ CIN
- Marquise Goodwin @ ARI
- Taylor Gabriel vs. NYJ
- Allen Robinson vs. NYJ
- Larry Fitzgerald vs. SF
- Robby Anderson @ CHI
- Christian Kirk vs. SF
- Keenan Cole vs. PHI
- Tre’Quan Smith @ MIN
TE (Standard)
- Travis Kelce vs. DEN
- Rob Gronkowski @ BUF
- Zach Ertz @ JAX
- David Njoku @ PHI
- Eric Ebron @ OAK
- George Kittle @ ARI
- Trey Burton vs. NYJ
- Jimmy Graham @ LAR
- Jordan Reed @ NYG
- OJ Howard @ CIN
- Jared Cook vs. IND
- CJ Uzomah vs. TB
- Greg Olsen vs. BAL
- Benjamin Watson @ MIN
- Vance McDonald vs. CLE
D/ST
- Patriots @ BUF
- Eagles @ JAX
- Texans vs. MIA
- Bears vs. NYJ
- Ravens @ CAR
- Colts @ OAK
- Steelers vs. CLE
- 49ers @ ARI
- Redskins @ NYG
- Jaguars vs. PHI
- Chiefs vs. DEN
- Panthers vs. BAL
- Rams vs. GB
- Cardinals vs. SF
- Dolphins @ HOU
Fernando Tatís Jr. hit a tiebreaking solo home run and scored all of San Diego’s runs as the Padres avoided being swept with a 3-2 win over the Houston Astros on Sunday night.
Tatís sent the first pitch he saw from Tayler Scott (1-2) 427 feet to straightaway center to give the Padres a 3-2 lead in the seventh.
Tatís scored from second on a Mauricio Dubón error in the first, and he led off the third with a triple before scoring on an RBI single by Gavin Sheets.
The Astros tied it with two runs in the fifth on an RBI single by Dubón and a Yordan Alvarez sacrifice fly.
Luis Arraez was carted off and taken to a hospital for evaluation after a first inning collision with Dubón on a play at first base. Arraez’s face appeared to collide with Dubón’s arm or elbow, and the Padres designated hitter lay motionless in foul territory next to first base for several minutes.
After being tended to by trainers from both teams, Arraez was placed on a backboard and carted out of the stadium.
Dylan Cease yielded two runs on six hits with six strikeouts in five innings for the Padres. Alek Jacob (1-0) pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings for the win, and Robert Suarez pitched the ninth for his second save.
Starting pitcher Framber Valdez surrendered two runs on seven hits in six innings for the Astros.
Key moment
With two outs and the tying run on second in the eighth, Jason Adam struck out Victor Caratini to end the inning.
Key stat
The Padres have scored 20 runs in the seventh inning this season, the most runs they have scored in any inning.
Up next
Houston RHP Hunter Brown (2-1, 1.50 ERA) starts the opener of a three-game series against the Blue Jays on Monday night, while San Diego RHP Randy Vásquez (1-1, 1.74) starts Monday in the opener of a three-game series in Detroit.