Since Week 6, only two NFL players with 50+ carries are averaging over 5.5 yards per carry. The first is Alvin Kamara (6.6 yards per carry). The second is his Saints teammate, Mark Ingram (5.6 yards per carry).

The Patriots have been truly dominant in their last two games, winning each by 25 points. Even the 2007 Patriots that went 16-0 never won consecutive games by 25-or-more.

In Weeks 1-5 of the season, the Chiefs tied for the most offensive touchdowns in the NFL (17). Since then, they have tied for the fewest offensive touchdowns in the NFL (7).

The Jaguars lead the NFL in scoring defense (14.1 PPG allowed) and are tied for the league lead in takeaways (23) this season. They would be the third team in the last 25 seasons to lead or share the league lead in scoring defense and takeaways. The other two teams � the 2000 Ravens and 2013 Seahawks � both won the Super Bowl.

Russell Wilson is on pace for 4,482 passing yards and 602 rushing yards this season. That would smash the record for the most passing yards by any player in a season with 500+ rushing yards, currently held by Cam Newton (4,051 passing yards, 706 rushing yards in 2011).

Carson Wentz is the 3rd QB since the 1970 merger to have 25+ pass TD and 5-or-fewer interceptions in the first 10 games of a season. Tom Brady did it in 2015 in his 2007 MVP season, and Aaron Rodgers did it both of his MVP seasons (2011 & 2014).

Le�Veon Bell leads the NFL with 886 yards rushing, yet ranks 30th in the NFL in yards per carry (3.8). His 3.8 yards per carry average would be the lowest by player to win the rushing title since the 1970 merger.