Odell Beckham Jr. and Antonio Brown are tied for the most receiving touchdowns in the NFL since 2014 (33 apiece) and have extremely similar career numbers as a starter. Beckham has averaged 10.6 targets and 98.0 receiving yards per game. Brown has averaged 10.7 targets and 97.7 receiving yards per game.

Ben Roethlisberger has lost each of his last six games against Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks, with 6 TD and 8 INT in those games. His last such win came over Joe Flacco in Week 9, 2014.

In his last 5 games, Tyrod Taylor has more rushing (4) than passing (3) TD. Derek Carr has four games this season where he has thrown 3+ TD passes.

The marquee matchup to watch in this game is Marcus Peters vs. Julio Jones. Over the last two seasons, Peters leads the NFL in interceptions (13) and passes defensed (41), while Jones leads the NFL in receiving yards (3,011) and 100-yard games (15).

Since Week 7, Aaron Rodgers has more completions (180), passing yards (1,904) and passing touchdowns (17) than any other QB. Rodgers has a 104.1 passer rating in that span, 34.5 points higher than Brock Osweiler's 69.6 passer rating since Week 7.

A "Welcome to the NFL" moment may be in store for Jared Goff in his third career start Sunday in New England. Since Bill Belichick became the Patriots coach in 2000, rookie QBs are 0-7 with four TD passes, 14 interceptions and a 51.7 passer rating against the Patriots in Foxborough.

With a win over the Rams, Tom Brady will pass Peyton Manning and have the most wins (including playoffs) of any QB in NFL history (201). In his illustrious career, Brady has defeated every NFL team except the Patriots. He's also won a game in 37 different stadiums, and he's undefeated against seven teams (Bears, Buccaneers, Cowboys, Falcons, Jaguars, Lions and Vikings).

Both Cam Newton and Russell Wilson are on pace for career-worst seasons. Newton is on his way to career lows in completion percentage (55.8), passer rating (81.4) and rushing yards per game (27.4), while Wilson is currently on pace for career lows in passing touchdowns (on pace for 16), passer rating (93.9) and rushing yards per game (14.5).

Mike Evans has crossed the 1,000-yard threshold this season, giving him over 1,000 yards in each of his three NFL seasons. He joins Randy Moss (6), A.J. Green (5) and John Jefferson (3) as the only receivers with 1,000 yards in each of their first three seasons. With 85 yards this weekend, Odell Beckham Jr. will also join that list.

Michael Thomas leads the Saints in receptions, receiving yards and TD receptions this season. In fact, he leads all rookies in TD receptions this year. Thomas is already third on the Saints all-time receptions list among rookies with 65, behind only Reggie Bush (88) and Marques Colston (70).