Marshawn Lynch might have to run through a wall in Week 4 against the Broncos. Denver has held Melvin Gordon, Ezekiel Elliott, and LeSean McCoy to a combined 83 rushing yards and 2.0 yards per carry this season.

Tom Brady is one win away from tying Brett Favre and Peyton Manning's record for most wins by a starting quarterback in NFL history (Favre & Manning 186, Brady 185). Brady could lose his next 23 starts and still have an opportunity to be the fastest player to 186 victories. Favre earned win No. 186 in his 297th career start, and Manning did so in start No. 263. Brady will make his 239th start on Sunday against the Panthers, who are No. 1 in total defense. Tom Brady is 6-0 in his career at home against teams ranked No. 1 in total defense (in Week 4-or-later) with 12 TD, 4 INT.

Since 1950, there have been 1,167 instances of a player receiving 40+ carries over the first 3 games of an NFL season. In only one of those instances has a player averaged more yards per carry than Kareem Hunt's 8.53 average in 2017: 1953, when Jim Brown averaged 8.58 yards per carry en route to a career-high 1,863 rushing yards.

Jared Goff's 118.2 passer rating through 3 games is the 2nd-highest mark by any Rams QB at this point in the Super Bowl era. The only QB with a higher rating after 3 games was Kurt Warner (125.0), in a 1999 season that resulted in MVP honors and a Lombardi Trophy.

The Dolphins have to endure a tough travel schedule to begin the season. They will travel almost 13,000 miles (46.5 percent of total 2017 mileage) in first 5 weeks of season.Week 1 Displaced from Miami due to Hurricane Irma (game cancelled) Week 2 - Travel to West Coast to face Chargers (approx. 2,350 miles) Week 3 - Travel to East Coast to face Jets (approx. 2,450 miles) Week 4 - Travel to London to face Saints (approx. 3,500 miles) Week 5 - Travel back to Miami to face Titans (approx. 4,500 miles) Dolphins will travel 4th-most miles of any NFL team this season (27,520).

The Jaguars lead the NFL with a +38 point differential through 3 weeks, ranking 4th in scoring offense (29.7 PPG) and 4th in scoring defense (17.0 PPG allowed). The last team to lead the NFL in point differential and have a Top 5 scoring offense and Top 5 scoring defense was the 2016 Patriots, who won Super Bowl LI.

Adam Thielen & Stefon Diggs rank 2nd and 3rd (respectively) in the NFL in receiving yards after 3 weeks, behind only Antonio Brown. The last team with multiple players in the Top 3 in receiving yards at this point in the season was the 2000 Rams, a.k.a The Greatest Show on Turf. Isaac Bruce & Torry Holt ranked 2nd & 3rd (respectively) after Week 3, and finished the season both in the Top 3 (Holt 1st, Bruce 3rd).

16 of the 21 Steelers-Ravens games since 2008 (including playoffs) have been decided by 7 points-or-fewer. That is the highest percentage of 7-point games (76.2) of any NFL rivalry with at least 10 games played in that span, and includes 12 games decided by 3 points-or-fewer (also the highest percentage in NFL).

J.J. Watt has 0 sacks through Week 3 for the first time in his career. Dating back to last season, Watt has failed to register a sack in his last 4 games. He has never gone 5 straight games without a sack.