
The AFC South’s resurgence dominated NFL Week 6 All-Star selections, with three Tennessee Titans players earning recognition after finally snapping their winless start. The division’s struggles masked standout performances, including Trevor Lawrence’s four touchdown passes for the Jacksonville Jaguars and C.J.
Stroud’s 312-yard outing—though Houston’s head-to-head victory over Jacksonville secured his spot. Meanwhile, Kenneth Walker III cemented his status as a weekly standout for the Kansas City Chiefs, rushing for 128 yards and two touchdowns while leading the NFL in rushing yards and on pace for a historic single-season record.
His fourth All-Star nod this season underscores his dominance, even as he prepares to face his former team next week.
Running back Chuba Hubbard’s breakout continued with 120 yards and a touchdown, marking his second straight 100-yard game after a 2023 season without one. Wide receiver Malik Nabers also stood out, hauling in 12 receptions for 165 yards in a near-upset loss, while Tre Tucker’s two-touchdown performance in a late Raiders rally earned him a losing-effort nod.
The week’s selections highlighted a mix of breakout performances and consistent standouts, with Walker’s record chase and the Titans’ turnaround stealing the spotlight.

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