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Vote for this week's third AFC Secret Superstar! | SB Nation

With Monday Night Football between the San Francisco 49ers and the Washington Commanders left to go in Week 6, it's time to assemble the Secret Superstars for Week 6.

Doug Farrar already has Houston Texans receiver Jaylin Noel and Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Jamel Dean set in stone, but who do you think did the most to elevate his underrated name, and should be the third guy?

Tre Tucker, WR, Las Vegas Raiders – Five catches on seven targets for 97 yards and two touchdowns against the Bills. Hit 20.4 MPH on his second touchdown catch, where he just Mossed right by Buffalo’s entire defense. 

Alec Anderson, OG, Buffalo Bills – No sacks, no quarterback hits, and three quarterback hurries allowed in 38 pass-blocking reps, and several outstanding run blocks against the Raiders. 

Alex Singleton, LB, Denver Broncos – Eight solo tackles and three pressures against the Seahawks. Spent the entire game in Seattle’s backfield blowing past blocks, and blowing up screen passes. 

Vote in the poll, and if you have another candidate I missed, make your case in the comments below!

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