NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC Conference
FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
WEEK ENDING 11/20/16
oFFENSIVE PLAYER of the Week
jamar baynard • Wesley College
Senior • Running Back • Middletown, DE/Middletown
Baynard earns the final NJAC Offensive Player of the Week selection, his second of the season,
after helping lead the Wolverines to a 38-14 NCAA Tournament first round victory over No. 20
Stevenson. He averaged 7.4 yards per carry on the day, finishing with 265 rushing yards on 36
attempts and three rushing touchdowns. His 265-yard performance marked the most rushing yards
by an NJAC player in a game this season, and the second most single-game rushing yards in
Wesley program history. A first team all-conference selection, Baynard currently ranks second in
the NJAC in rushing (108.1 yards per game).
defensive PLAYER of the Week
jordan procter • Frostburg State University
Junior • Defensive Line • Purceville, VA/Loudon Valley
Procter earns the final NJAC Defensive Player of the Week selection after leading the Bobcat
defense in a 38-14 victory over No. 22 St. John Fisher in the ECAC Asa S. Bushnell Bowl. He was
named the game’s Most Valuable Player after registering six solo tackles and a forced fumble in the
win, with all six stops going for a loss. Of his six tackles for a loss, five were sacks, marking both
the most sacks and tackles for a loss by an NJAC player in a game this season. An all-conference
selection, Procter currently ranks second in the NJAC in total sacks (9.5).
special teams PLAYER of the Week
aryeh moslavi • Kean University
Junior • Kicker • Fair Lawn, NJ/Fair Lawn
Moslavi earns the final NJAC Special Teams Player of the Week selection, his third of the season
and his second consecutive honor, after registering the game-winning points in the Cougars’ 3027 win over SUNY Cortland in the ECAC Clayton Chapman Bowl. On the final snap of his junior
season, he connected on a 26-yard walk-off field goal to secure the Bowl win. He also connected
on three extra points, giving him six points scored on the day. An all-conference selection, Moslavi
currently is tied for the NJAC lead in field goals made (18).
OFFENSIVE ROOKIE of the Week
damien king • Salisbury University
Freshman • Wide Receiver • Lexington Park, MD/Leondardtown
King earns the final NJAC Offensive Rookie of the Week selection after helping the Sea Gulls
record a 52-20 win over Carnegie Mellon in the ECAC Legacy Bowl. In the first postseason game
of his collegiate career, he made the most of his only carry, rushing 42 yards on an end-around
on what marked the second longest play from scrimmage in the contest. King made the most of
his opportunities as a rookie, finishing his first season with two receptions for 77 yards and two
rushes for 64 yards.
DEFENSIVE ROOKIE of the Week
graylin walker • Frostburg State University
Freshman • Linebacker • Waldorf, MD/North Point
Walker earns the final NJAC Defensive Rookie of the Week selection after helping Frostburg secure
a 38-14 win over No. 22 St. John Fisher in the ECAC Asa S. Bushnell Bowl. In the first postseason
game of his collegiate career, he tallied three tackles and a key interception which he returned 55
yards for a touchdown in the second quarter. A key component of Frostburg’s top-ranked defense,
Walker finished his freshman season with 43 tackles, 2.5 tackles for a loss, 1.0 sack, an INT, one
forced fumble and two blocked kicks.