Tom Brady is 6-9 in his career against the Broncos, including the playoffs. They are the only opponent against whom Brady has a losing record. Brady is 2-7 against the Broncos in Denver.

Von Miller needs 1.5 sacks to reach 75 for his career. If he gets them in Week 15 against New England, he will match Lawrence Taylor as the 4th-fastest player to reach the milestone (86 games). The 3 players ahead of LT? Reggie White (65 games), J.J. Watt (82 games), and Bruce Smith (85 games).

The Cowboys offense has sputtered in its last 2 games, averaging 12 points per game and 262 total yards per game. In the first 11 games of the season, Dallas averaged 28.7 PPG and 407.6 total YPG. Third downs have been critical in the dip in production. After converting 48.5 percent of 3rd downs (3rd-best in the NFL) in their first 11 games, the Cowboys are converting a league- worst 8.3 percent of 3rd downs over their last 2 contests.

Khalil Mack has at least 1 sack in 8 straight games, the longest active streak in the NFL and the longest of his career. With 1+ sack in Week 15, Mack can set a Raiders franchise record with 9 straight games with a sack, breaking a tie with Lance Johnston (8 straight games in 1998).

Travis Kelce has 4 straight 100-yard receiving games, tied for the longest such streak by a tight end since the 1970 merger. Kelce is the only player in the NFL to have 4 straight 100-yard receiving games this season.

The Seahawks have lost each of their last 3 games against the Rams. In the Russell Wilson era (since 2012), Seattle has lost more to the Rams (5 losses) than any other team.

Le'Veon Bell is averaging 161.6 scrimmage yards this season after setting the Steelers record with 236 rush yards last week, while adding 62 yards receiving. That figure is good for the 2nd-most in a single season in NFL history, behind only Priest Holmes in 2002 (163.4 YPG). For his career, Bell is averaging 128.5 scrimmage YPG, an NFL record, narrowly edging out the great Jim Brown (125.5 YPG).

Antonio Brown has an astounding 468 receptions over the last 4 seasons. With his next reception, he will tie Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison for the most over a 4-season span. Harrison caught 469 passes from 1999-2002.

Cam Newton has the worst completion percentage among qualified passers this season at 53.5 percent. Newton has a completion percentage under 50 percent in 4 straight games, the longest such streak since Tim Tebow had 6 straight games under 50 percent in 2011.

Entering Week 15, the Colts are in 3rd place in the AFC South and 2 games out of the final wild card spot. That means Indianapolis is in real danger of missing the playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 1997 and 1998, when Jim Harbaugh (1997) and a rookie Peyton Manning (1998) were the QBs.