Dak Prescott has led the Cowboys to 11 straight wins. The following Hall of Fame QBs never won 11 straight regular season games in their entire NFL career: Brett Favre, Troy Aikman, Steve Young, Joe Namath, Jim Kelly, and Dan Fouts.

Ezekiel Elliott leads the NFL in rushing yards (1,285) and trails LeGarrette Blount for the NFL lead in rushing TD by 1 (Blount 13, Elliott 12). The last rookie to lead the NFL in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns was Jim Brown in 1957.

Travis Kelce has three straight 100-yard receiving games. He is the only NFL player to record 3 straight 100-yard games this season and the first tight end to do so since Jimmy Graham had 4 straight in 2013.

Tom Brady is 7-3 in his career against the Ravens, including playoff games. However, Brady has just 12 touchdown passes and 11 interceptions in those 10 games, and his 76.6 passer rating vs. Baltimore is his lowest against any opponent in his career.

Fans can expect a flurry of deep passes when the Seahawks and Packers get together in Week 12. Since entering the NFL in 2012, Russell Wilson has a league-high 109.9 passer rating on passes of 15+ air yards. Aaron Rodgers has a 107.1 passer rating on throws of 15+ air yards in that span, which ranks 2nd in the NFL behind Wilson.

Mike Tomlin is looking for his 100th career win in Week 14 against the Bills. Tomlin would join Chuck Noll and Bill Cowher as the only Steelers coaches with 100+ wins. A win would also ensure the Steelers would not finish with a losing record this season, putting Tomlin in the company of George Allen, John Madden, and Vince Lombardi as the only coaches in NFL history to coach 10 or more seasons and never have a losing record in a season.

Marcus Mariota has 2-or-more passing touchdowns in each of his last 8 games, joining Dan Marino (10-game streak in 1984) as the QBs with the longest such streaks in a player's 1st or 2nd year in the NFL. The Broncos have allowed 2+ pass TD in a game just twice this season, tied with the Cardinals for the fewest such games allowed.

T.Y. Hilton has 1,088 receiving yards this season, 2nd-most in the NFL behind Julio Jones' 1,253. Hilton and Antonio Brown are the only players with 1,000+ receiving yards in each of the last 4 seasons (2013-2016). If Hilton manages to catch and surpass Jones, who is banged up with turf toe, he'd be the first Colts player to lead the league in receiving yards since Reggie Wayne (1,510) in 2007.

Jameis Winston has been red hot over the last 8 games, leading the Buccaneers to 6 wins and tossing 15 TD passes and just 4 interceptions. After posting a 72.9 passer rating over the first 4 games of the season, Winston has a 101.7 passer rating over the last 8 games.

David Johnson joined Marshall Faulk in 1998 as the only players since at least 1950 with 1,000 rushing yards and 700 receiving yards through 12 games. Johnson is trying to become the 3rd player in NFL history with 1,000 rushing and 1,000 receiving yards in the same season (Marshall Faulk, 1999 and Roger Craig, 1985).