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The NFC East is the only division in football to have all four teams with a negative point differential
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Yards per game is a shitty stat and doesn't tell you much (you may be throwing more often because you're behind) so ideally you'd want yards per attempt or adjusted net yards per attempt and
Oh!
Javonte Williams is the third player (fourth instance) in Dallas Cowboys franchise history to have at least 7 rushing touchdowns through the first 6 games of a season.
Quite the disparity in attempts and yards from Emmitt Smith's two instances.
Worth noting these were the first 6 games of Calvin Hill's season specifically in 1971, not the team's.
(via @Stathead, @pfref)
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The 49ers didn’t play a single game from weeks 1-13 in the same time slot as the week before
They made it to the Super Bowl
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Tre'Davious White has played 98 games in a Bills uniform. He has 19 career INT's, which ranks 15th on their al-time list. Here is the team's top 20, via @pfref
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Kenneth Walker and Jahmyr Gibbs are currently having top 10 *all time* fantasy points per game seasons
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Sixth time in Patriots history a quarterback has had 3+ passing touchdowns in 3+ consecutive games, and the first since 2017 (via @pfref).
Oh, and 2007 Tom Brady was insane.
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Omarion Hampton is scoring fewer PPR points than Clyde Edwards Helaire in year 2
1st round RBs in year 2 with less than 58 rush yards per game
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13 years ago today, Brady drives 70 yards with 1:13 left and no timeouts to beat the Saints 30-27
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Last night on Monday Night Football, Puka Nacua became just the 9th player in NFL history to record 17 or more receptions in a game, breaking the MNF record for most catches in a game.
1.) Puka Nacua (17) (October 12, 2026)
T-2.) Ja’Marr Chase (14) (December 9, 2024)
T-2.) Travis Kelce (14) (November 4, 2024)
T-2.) Cooper Kupp (14) (October 3, 2022)
T-2.) Herman Moore (14) (December 4, 1995)
T-2.) Jerry Rice (14) (December 18, 1995)
Interestingly, two players recorded 17+ receptions within eight days of each other. Before 2026, no two players had ever recorded 17+ catches in the same calendar year, let alone the same month.
• Tom Fears (18) — December 3, 1950
• Clark Gaines (17) — September 21, 1980
• Terrell Owens (20) — December 17, 2000
• Brandon Marshall (18) — September 14, 2008
• Brandon Marshall (21) — December 13, 2009
• Jason Witten (18) — October 28, 2012
• Antonio Brown (17) — November 8, 2015
• Keenan Allen (18) — September 24, 2023
• CeeDee Lamb (17) — October 4, 2026
• Puka Nacua (17) — October 12, 2026
Data via @pfref / @Stathead
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Patriots quarterbacks in a single game with at least...
300 passing yards
4 passing TDs
0 INTs
75% completions
1 rushing TD
Drake Maye. End of list.
There was one such game with 3 TDs. Tom Brady (and Mike Vrabel) had a DAY against Washington in 2007 (via @pfref)
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Jordan Love joins the immortals of Packers QBs.
130 or better passer rating games against the Bears.
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Well… we’re on the 5 year range
How did this take age?
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Mike Ditka averaged 19.2 yards per catch in 1961.
That is still the 2nd highest single season average by a tight end in NFL history (min. 50 catches).
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Mike Ditka held the TE rookie record for receiving yards until just a few years ago, when Brock Bowers broke it by 118 yards.
It took the NFL moving to a 17-game season and a tight end doubling Ditka's reception total to break the record.
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There is a big difference between 8th and 25th on the all-time rushing yard list.
And when Bettis retired in 2005, he ranked 5th.
Ricky Watters played 10 years in the NFL at running back
Jerome Bettis played 13 years as an NFL running back
-Ricky averaged 1500 yds from scrimmage per season for a total of 15,000 yds (Same amount of yds as Jerome Bettis)
-47 receptions per year
-Scored 3 touchdowns in a Super Bowl win
-103 Total Touchdowns (Same as Jerome Bettis)
Why is Ricky Watters not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame?









































