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Mind-blowing stats for Week 12 of the 2014 season
The Patriots have scored 40 or more points in three consecutive games. Can Ndamukong Suh stop their streak? Find out with these mind-blowing stats for Week 12.
The Bills offense has not scored a TD since the 1st quarter of Week 10 vs KC, when Kyle Orton completed a 25-yard TD reception to Chris Hogan. 21-straight drives without a touchdown is the NFL's longest active streak and 3rd longest this season. The Browns had the season's longest such streak, at 26 drives.
Over his first two seasons, Josh Gordon had the 3rd-most receiving yards by any player since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, ranking behind only Randy Moss and Jerry Rice.
Tom Brady and the Patriots have scored 40+ points in 3 straight games. Ndamukong Suh and the Lions have not given up 40+ points in any of their last 39 games.
The Ravens are the only team Drew Brees has never defeated (0-3). With a victory Monday night, Brees would become the 3rd QB in NFL history to defeat all 32 teams, joining Brett Favre and Peyton Manning. Brees, Tom Brady and Kerry Collins have defeated 31 teams.
For his career, Matthew Stafford is 0-15 on the road against teams that finished the season with winning records.
Marc Trestman is 12-14 through 26 games as CHI head coach. Lovie Smith had an identical 12-14 record through his first 26 games as CHI head coach. Mike Ditka's record through 26 games as CHI head coach: 12-14.
J.J. Watt's 4 total TD this season are more than Anquan Boldin (3), Julian Edelman (3), Frank Gore (3), T.Y. Hilton (3), Julio Jones (3), and Andre Johnson (1), among others.
Peyton Manning is 5-8 in his career vs Dolphins (including 0-1 in playoffs). That .385 winning pct is Manning's 4th lowest against a single opponent (including playoffs).
Russell Wilson has gone 4 consecutive games without posting a passer rating over 100 for the first time in his career. Russell Wilson is 4-1 at home this season, but his passer rating of 76.2 at home ranks 5th-worst in the league and is better than only Blake Bortles, Geno Smith, Andy Dalton, and Teddy Bridgewater.
The Chiefs own the NFL's best fourth quarter point differential (+58), outscoring opponents 86-28. KC's 28 points allowed in the 4th quarter are the fewest in the NFL.
