New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady became the first QB to ever throw 50 TD passes in one season in 2007. Six seasons later, Peyton Manning became the second, besting Brady by tossing 55 TD passes.

Three quarterbacks -- Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger and Philip Rivers -- passed the 50,000 career passing yards milestone in 2017. They join Drew Brees and Tom Brady as the five active QBs to amass 50,000 career passing yards.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown has scored 50 total touchdowns since 2014 (including playoffs), the most in the NFL in that span. Brown has 48 receiving TD and two punt return TD in that stretch.

Three QBs have 50-plus wins as a starter over the last five seasons: Tom Brady (60), Russell Wilson (54), and Alex Smith (50).

Five teams scored 50-plus points in a game in 2017. The Texans defeated the Titans 57-14 in Week 4, the Saints defeated the Lions 52-38 in Week 6, the Rams defeated the Giants 51-17 in Week 9, the Eagles defeated the Broncos 51-23 in Week 9, and the Chargers defeated the Bills 54-24 in Week 11.

Four players threw a TD pass of 50-plus air yards in 2017: Carson Wentz, Jared Goff, Deshaun Watson and wide receiver Mohamed Sanu

Since entering the NFL in 2014, New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham has 10 receiving TD of 50-plus yards, the most in the NFL.

Since 2014, Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller is the only player in the NFL to amass 50-plus sacks, including playoffs with a total of 53.5.

Since the NFL started tracking QB hits in 2006, there have been only two seasons in which a player racked up 50 or more QB hits. Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt had 51 QB hits in 2014 and 50 QB hits in 2015.

Since 2015, only three defensive players -- Richard Sherman (46.7), Kyle Fuller (48.5), and A.J. Bouye (50.0) -- have allowed a completion percentage of 50.0-or-less when targeted in coverage (min. 150 targets). Bouye (49.1) is the only player in that span to allow a passer rating of 50.0-or-less.

Three quarterbacks in the Super Bowl era have led 50-plus game-winning drives, including playoffs. Peyton Manning ranks first with 56, followed by Tom Brady (53) and Dan Marino (51).

Only two players in NFL history have scored 50-plus touchdowns over a two-season span. Priest Holmes scored 51 TD from 2002-2003, and LaDainian Tomlinson scored 51 TD from 2005-2006.

Notable active players that wear No. 50: Justin Houston, K.J. Wright, Telvin Smith and Sean Lee.

Only one quarterback in NFL history has 50-or-more career rushing touchdowns: Cam Newton, whose 154 passing touchdowns and 54 rushing touchdowns also make him the only member of 50-50 club.

Four active coaches are at least 50 games over .500 in their head-coaching career: Bill Belichick (250-118, +132), Andy Reid (183-20-1, +63), Mike Tomlin (116-60, +56) and Mike McCarthy (121-70-1, +51).

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson had 69 passing touchdowns and 50 rushing touchdowns in college (Louisville), making him one of only three FBS players since 2000 to reach 50 passing touchdowns and 50 rushing touchdowns. The others? Tim Tebow (Florida) & Colin Kaepernick (Nevada).

Only one active player has made 50-plus field goals of 50 yards-or-longer: Sebastian Janikowski (55 makes).

There are three active QB-to-receiver combinations (still on same team) that have accounted for 50plus touchdowns: Tom Brady to Rob Gronkowski (75), Ben Roethlisberger to Antonio Brown (58) and Andy Dalton to A.J. Green (52).

Two teams have scored 50 points in the Super Bowl. Joe Montana and the 49ers defeated the Broncos 55-10 in Super Bowl XXIV, and Troy Aikman and the Cowboys defeated the Bills 52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII.

Five players have at least $50 million in guaranteed money on their current contracts, per Over The Cap: Matt Ryan ($94.5M), Kirk Cousins ($84.0M), Matthew Stafford ($60.5M), Alex Smith ($55.0M) and Aaron Rodgers ($54.0M).