So far, the Broncos' decision to start Trevor Siemian and let Brock Osweiler leave in free agency has paid off. Siemian has the better completion percentage (Siemian 64.9, Osweiler 59.0), TD-INT ratio (Siemian 7-3, Osweiler 8-8), and passer rating (Siemian 92.4, Osweiler 74.1) this season, and it's come at a fraction of the cost. Osweiler's cap number this season is $12 million, while Siemian's is approximately $448,000.

Both Sam Bradford and Carson Wentz have benefitted from the trade that sent Bradford to Minnesota and cleared the way for Wentz to start in Philadelphia. Bradford has six passing touchdowns, no interceptions and a 109.7 passer rating this season. Wentz has seven passing touchdowns, one interception and a 99.9 passer rating.

Odell Beckham Jr. made a splash in Week 6 with 222 receiving yards and 2 TD. It was the most receiving yards by a Giants player in a single game in the Super Bowl era (previous: 204 by Plaxico Burress in 2005 and Amani Toomer in 2002). What kind of encore will Beckham Jr. have? The bar is not set too high, as neither Burress nor Toomer were able to top 60 receiving yards in their next game.

Tom Brady has 196 wins as an NFL starter (including playoffs), third-most in NFL history. Landry Jones has never won a game that he started and finished -- his only win came in Week 10, 2015, against the Browns, in a game he exited in the first quarter with an ankle injury.

Richard Sherman has seven interceptions in 10 career games against the Cardinals, the most he has against any team in his career. In those 10 games against the Cardinals, Sherman has allowed a paltry 28.3 passer rating.

David Johnson has been a touchdown machine for the Cardinals, and he's already set the franchise record for touchdowns in a player's first two seasons with 21. Since he entered the NFL in 2015, Johnson's 21 touchdowns are the most by any player.

Amari Cooper and Michael Crabtree have combined for the most targets (108) and receiving yards (950), and are tied for the most receptions (67) among all teammate WR duos in the NFL this season.

Matt Ryan is on pace for 5,546 passing yards this season, which would break the all-time single-season passing record of 5,477 yards set by Peyton Manning in 2013.

Todd Gurley has gotten off to a slow start this season. He has yet to record a 100-yard game after notching five in 2015. Only Adrian Peterson, the NFL's leading rusher last season, had more 100-yard games in 2015.

Since Week 7 of last season, Kirk Cousins leads the NFL in completion percentage (69.3 percent) and Matthew Stafford ranks second (69.0 percent). In that same span, only Russell Wilson (109.8) has a higher passer rating than either Cousins (106.8) or Stafford (106.4).