In a game where he started out as a backup, running back Chris "Beanie" Wells helped lead the Arizona Cardinals to a significant divisional win over the Seattle Seahawks.  Wells was drafted 31st overall out of Ohio State to be the featured running back of the franchise, and he is starting to fulfill that role as he finished with 117 total yards and two touchdowns.  His 13-yard run in the fourth quarter put the Cardinals ahead for good, never looking back after that.  Wells is quickly establishing himself as a top rookie running back that will, if not already, be named as the starter.

 

An honorable mention goes out to rookie wide receiver Jeremy Maclin, a first-round draft pick of the Philadelphia Eagles, who had 76 yards and a touchdown in a demoralizing loss to the San Diego Chargers.  Who will be the "Rookie of the Week" for Week 11?  Enter codes from the back of 2009 Upper Deck NFL rookie cards for the player you think will have the best performance.  Check back on Tuesday, November 24th to see if the players you entered were chosen as next week's "Rookie of the Week"!