Daniel Jones' to-do list for Week 4 is rife with potential history. He can be the first player with 2+ pass TD and 2+ rush TD in consecutive games in the Super Bowl era. With 3+ offensive touchdowns (passing + rushing + receiving), he will set the rookie QB record for most in a player's first 2 career starts in the Super Bowl era. And if he leads Big Blue to another win, he'll be the first QB not named Eli Manning to win consecutive games for the Giants since Hall of Famer Kurt Warner in Weeks 4-5, 2004 ... and get the team to .500 or better for the first time since Week 17, 2016 -- a win against the Redskins 1,001 days earlier.

How do you follow up an MVP season in the NFL? In Patrick Mahomes' case, you pick up where you left off. Mahomes is off to a blistering start in 2019, and has a chance to set an early-season record in Week 4. Mahomes has had 3+ passing touchdowns & no interceptions in each game this season, and if he can do so again in Week 4 he'd become the first player to do so over a team's first 4 games in the Super Bowl era.

Since Week 9, 2018 -- when Amari Cooper made his Cowboys debut -- only 2 teams in the NFL have multiple players with 950+ scrimmage yards ... and they both play on Sunday night. Cooper and Ezekiel Elliott have combined for 2,503 scrimmage yards in that span (2nd in NFL by a team duo) and the Saints' Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas have combined for 2,183 (3rd in NFL).

While Russell Wilson & Kyler Murray aren't short on star power, they are short in stature. The Seahawks & Cardinals quarterbacks are the shortest quarterbacks in the NFL, and are the only QBs under 6' tall. Their matchup this Sunday will be the first meeting of starting quarterbacks under 6' since Week 6, 1970, when Bob Berry's Falcons defeated Edd Hargett's Saints 32-14.

Despite both teams boasting a perfect 3-0 record to start the season, the Patriots have good reason to expect another victory in Week 4. Why's that? Well, in his 20-year career Tom Brady is an astounding 30-3 vs the Bills. Those 30 wins are the most versus a single opponent by a quarterback in the Super Bowl era. And the cherry on top? Brady's 15 wins at New Era Field (the Bills' home stadium, where Sunday's game takes place) are more than any quarterback ... including Buffalo's top contributors Drew Bledsoe (14), Tyrod Taylor (13), and Ryan Fitzpatrick (13).

Odell Beckham Jr. doesn't have much experience facing the Ravens, but his very small sample size suggests that good things might be coming. In his only career game vs the Ravens in Week 6, 2016, Beckham exploded for 8 receptions, 222 receiving yards, and 2 receiving touchdowns, both of which were from 60+ yards out. Beckham still stands as the only player since 2007 to have two 60+ yard receiving TD in the same game.

Is Minshew Mania coming to an end any time soon? Through 3 games, Gardner Minshew has the highest comp pct (73.9) and passer rating (110.6) for any rookie in his first 3 games since the 1970 merger (min. 50 pass attempts). And his Week 4 opponent is setting the wrong types of records defensively. The Broncos are the only team in the Super Bowl era with zero sacks and zero takeaways in the first 3 games of a season in the Super Bowl era.

Though Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson are two of the NFL's biggest young names at quarterback, the former Heisman winners are trending in sharply opposite directions in 2019. Among 22 QBs to start all 3 games this season and at least 5 last season, Jackson's passer-rating increase of 31.3 points as a starter is the largest. Meanwhile, Mayfield's passer rating as a starter has dipped from 93.4 in 2018 all the way down to 70.3. That 23.1-point drop is the largest among those 22 quarterbacks.