The Lions are looking to sweep the season series from the Packers for the first time since 1991. That 23-season drought is tied for the longest a current division opponent has gone without a season sweep (tied with Browns, who have not swept the Steelers since 1988 but were out of NFL from 1996- 1998). There were nine Detroit players, including Ameer Abdullah, who were not even born the last time the Lions swept the Packers.

With a victory, Matt Hasselbeck will become the only QB in NFL history to win 5 straight starts in a single season at age 40-or-older. The only other QB to win 4 straight within a season at age 40+ was Brett Favre (2009 with Vikings).

Jason Witten is in a class of his own when it comes to catching passes against the Redskins. Witten's 108 receptions in 24 career games against Washington is the most of any player against the Redskins in NFL history. Witten is the only player to catch 100+ passes against the Redskins.

Russell Wilson is 12-2 in his career in December, for a winning percentage of .857. That's tied with Tom Brady for the best in the NFL since 2000. Wilson and the Seahawks have been 6-2 or better in each second half of the season in his career, and are 2-1 thus far in the second half of 2015.

With a win in San Diego, Brock Osweiler can do something John Elway and Peyton Manning didn't: win his first three starts for the Broncos. The last Broncos QB to win his first 3+ starts was Kyle Orton, who started 6-0 in 2009.

Not only have the Eagles lost three straight games, but they have scored fewer than 20 points in each of those contests. The last time a team with Chip Kelly on the sidelines scored fewer than 20 points in three straight games was 1993 -- when Kelly was the defensive coordinator for the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays.

The Patriots can clinch the AFC East Sunday for the seventh consecutive season and the 12th time in the last 13 years. If so, they would tie the 1973-79 Los Angeles Rams for the most consecutive division titles in NFL history.

Odell Beckham needs just six receptions to give him the most for any player through two seasons in NFL history. Beckham currently has 163 career receptions. Marques Colston holds the record, racking up 168 receptions in his first two seasons. Remember, Beckham missed the first four games of his career with a hamstring injury (Colston did also miss two games as a rookie). Beckham's college teammate, Jarvis Landry, has 161 receptions so far through two seasons, putting him within range of Colston's record as well.

A.J. Green is 91 yards shy of his fifth straight 1,000-yard season to begin his career. The only player with a longer streak of 1,000-yard seasons to start his career is Randy Moss, who did so in each of his first six seasons from 1998-03.

J.J. Watt leads the NFL with 13.5 sacks this season. The entire vaunted Bills defensive line has 10.0 sacks combined this season. Mario Williams, Marcell Dareus and Jerry Hughes each had at least 10 by themselves last season. This year, Mario Williams and Jerry Hughes each have 3.0 and Marcell Dareus has 2.0, while Stefan Charles and Kyle Williams (placed on IR) each have 1.0.