Brad Childress: The Vikings coach finally makes the list with bad play calling throughout this season. Childress, who has lead his team to a 9-2 record, has called too many passing plays this season as the Vikings have become a one-dimensional team with the best running back in the NFL not getting enough carries.

Adrian Peterson: Another player who hardly ever finds himself on this list, Peterson was shut down by the Cardinals tough rush defense. Peterson rushed for a season-low 19 yards on 13 carries (a 1.5-yard average) in the Minnesota Vikings 30-17 loss to Arizona. Peterson had rushed for at least 55 yards in every game this season.

Shaun Suisham: The Redskins were headed toward an emotional home victory over the undefeated Saints when they handed the game over to their field goal kicker. With the Shaun Suisham leading 30-23 late in regulation, Suisham was wide right on a short 23-yard field goal attempt that would have iced the victory for Washington. The miss opened the door for Brees and the Saints, who rallied for an overtime victory.

Josh Freeman: Rookie QB Josh Freeman threw five interceptions, including three in the redzone, as the Buccaneers lost 16-6 to the Carolina. The rookie’s biggest error came on fourth-and-goal from the Panthers’ 2-yard line with Tampa Bay Buccaneers trailing 13-6 early in the fourth quarter. Freeman’s pass into the end zone was picked off by Chris Harris.

The Rams’ offense: Besides Steven Jackson, there are very few bright spots for the Rams. Jackson rushed for 112 yards in St. Louis’ 17-9 loss to Chicago, but the Rams’ offense was feeble as a whole. The Rams were 2-of-14 on third-down conversions, and QB Kyle Boller threw for just 113 yards and got sacked three times.