Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers have never faced each other as starting QB. Sunday's game marks the first time in NFL history 2 QB are starting against each other for the first time (including playoffs), when each has already made 3+ Pro Bowls and won an MVP award.

The Broncos have won all 5 meetings with KC since Peyton Manning became the Denver QB.

Odell Beckham Jr. is on pace for 70 receptions, 1,044 yards and 9 TDs, threatening to break Giants rookie records of 74 receptions and 894 yards set by Jeremy Shockey in 2002.

The Patriots have defeated a division leader by 20+ points in 3 straight games, the first team to do so since the 4-team divisions were created in 1967.

The Packers have won each of their last 4 home games by 21+ points, becoming the first team since the 2007 Steelers to accomplish this. The only team with a longer streak is the 1999 Rams, who won 7 consecutive such games.

Since entering the NFL in 2004, Ben Roethlisberger (6'5", 241 pounds) has been sacked 416 times, most in the NFL. For comparison, the much smaller Drew Brees (6'0", 209 pounds) has been sacked 241 times in that time-span.

Latavius Murray has 155 yards on his last 8 rushes. In contrast, Darren McFadden has 155 yards on his last 54 rushes and Maurice Jones-Drew has 155 yards on his last 63 rushes.

Opposing teams have thrown 27 TDs against Rex Ryan's Jets this season, which is the most in NFL. The Jets are on pace to allow 39 TD passes, which would be the 2nd-most in NFL since 1933. Only the 1963 Broncos allowed more -- 40 TD passes.

Richard Sherman has had success when covering both Michael Crabtree AND Anquan Boldin. Over Sherman's career, he has been targeted 18 times when covering the two WRS, allowing only 7 receptions. Sherman has 2 INT, has allowed 0 TD, and permitted a passer rating of only 21.3 when matched up against the 2 WR's.

Tony Romo is 6-1 in his career on Thanksgiving, which ranks behind only Don Meredith (3-0) among Dallas QBs with at least 3 starts on the holiday. Danny White was also 6-1. Roger Staubach (4-2) and Troy Aikman (5-5) are next on the list.

T.Y. Hilton has had 100+ yards receiving in 35.7 pct of his career games (15 of 42), which is the 2nd highest percentage in NFL history (minimum 10 games) behind only Calvin Johnson's 36.0 pct (41 of 114 games).