Greg Rousseau has been nothing short of amazing this year for the Buffalo Bills. This week, he was able to add another accolade to his resume. But he's got a chance to do what no player has ever done in the NFL before this year.

Greg Rousseau was named AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week

Congratulations to Greg Rousseau who is being recognized by the NFL as the AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week this week. He's being honored with the title after his overtime field goal block in the Bills' win over the Rams on Monday Night Football. It was an incredible play and totally turned the table for the Bills.

This is Rousseau's second AFC honor this season

This isn't the first time he's been honored by the NFL this season. Just last month, he was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Month after leading the league in sacks and other quarterback pressure stats in September.

He's been playing out of his mind this year. Which makes us wonder if they could possibly find a way to get him in the books for one more award.

Could Rousseau find a way to win Offensive Player Of The Week too?

So, he's gotten Defensive Player of the Month and Special Teams Player of the Week. Can you imagine if he could get Offensive Player of the Week too? In the amount of time that the NFL has been handing out these weekly and monthly awards, they've never had a player get all three.

Can he catch? Can we throw him the ball? I mean, he's huge!

No, I'm not serious. There's no reason why he would need to be on the field for an offensive play and put himself in danger.

I'm sure from the players it's nice to be recognized but they will always tell you they'd rather win than to get personal awards. But it would be cool to have a player on your team be the first to do it, wouldn't it?

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