Von Miller has logged double-digit sacks in 5 straight seasons (the longest active streak in the NFL), and his 98.0 sacks since entering the NFL in 2011 are the most in the NFL over that span. Miller's pace of 98.0 sacks through 120 career games trails only 3 players since sacks were first recorded in 1982, Hall of Famer Reggie White (123.0), DeMarcus Ware (108.5), and Hall of Famer/NFL Sack King Bruce Smith (102.5). According to Pro Football Focus, Von Miller has the highest pass rush grade and the most total quarterback pressures among all edge rushers since he entered the league in 2011.

Julio Jones is the only player in NFL history with 5 consecutive seasons of 1,400+ receiving yards, doing so in each of the last 5 seasons. Jones has averaged a whopping 96.7 receiving yards per game in his career, the highest mark in NFL history.

Aaron Rodgers is the highest rated passer in NFL history (103.1) among all quarterbacks with at least 1,500 pass attempts. Rodgers set the NFL record for most consecutive passes without an interception in 2018, completing an incredible 402 straight passes between Weeks 4 and 15.

Antonio Brown is the only offensive skill position player in the NFL to make the Pro Bowl in each of the last 6 seasons. Brown extended his NFL record to 6 consecutive seasons with 100+ receptions in 2018, no other player in NFL history has done so in more than 4 straight seasons.

With the Patriots victory in Super Bowl LIII, Tom Brady became the only player in NFL history to win 6 Super Bowls. Brady knows how to win � his 207 career regular-season wins and 30 playoff wins are both the most by any quarterback in NFL history. Brady is the only player to be selected to each of the last 10 Pro Bowls.

Todd Gurley has lived in the end zone over the last 2 seasons � his 40 scrimmage touchdowns are the most over that span, outpacing the player in 2nd (Alvin Kamara) by 9 and the player in 3rd (Melvin Gordon) by 14. Gurley became the 3rd player in NFL history to post consecutive seasons of 1,200+ rush yards, 500+ receiving yards, and 19+ scrimmage touchdowns, joining Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk (2000-01) and Priest Holmes (2002-03). Gurley's 56 scrimmage touchdowns are 7th-most all-time in a player's first 4 seasons, trailing a list that includes 5-time Pro Bowler Chuck Foreman and 5 Hall of Famers.

In 2018, in his age-23 season, Patrick Mahomes joined Tom Brady and Peyton Manning as the third quarterback in NFL history to throw 50+ passing touchdowns in a season, and only the second quarterback in NFL history with 50+ passing touchdowns and 5,000+ passing yards in a season � joining Peyton Manning. Mahomes is the reigning MVP, but he�s also the youngest quarterback to ever win the award, edging out Dan Marino by 3 days. Mahomes threw 3+ touchdowns in 7 games in 2018, in the Super Bowl era, only Peyton Manning (9 in 2013) had more such games in a season. Mahomes became the fastest player since at least 1950 to reach 50 passing touchdowns in a career, doing so in just 17 games. The next closest through 17 career games was Kurt Warner, who tossed 41 passing touchdowns in that span.

Khalil Mack is the only player in the NFL to rack up 40+ sacks (49.0) and 250+ tackles (275) over the last 4 seasons. According to Next Gen Stats, Khalil Mack generated the highest quarterback pressure rate (14.1 pct) among edge defenders last season (min. 400 pass rush snaps). In his Bears debut, Mack recorded a sack, interception, forced fumble, fumble recovery, and scored a defensive touchdown, a feat that has only been accomplished 5 times since 2000, twice by Mack (Week 1, 2018 & Week 12, 2016.

In 2018, Drew Brees (the NFL's most accurate passer of all-time, 67.3 completion percentage) set a new single season mark for completion pct (74.4), set the all-time record for career completions (6,586) and became the NFL's all-time leading passer (74,437 yards). With 20 more pass touchdowns he will pass Peyton Manning (539) for the most passing touchdowns in NFL history. Brees has aged like a fine wine. Since turning 35 (2014-2018), Brees has a higher passer rating (103.2 vs 95.3), completion percentage (70.5 vs 65.9) and TD-INT ratio (2.8 vs 2.1) than in his first 13 seasons. In 2018, Brees threw 30+ touchdowns for an NFL-record 10th season in his career, breaking the tie he shared with Peyton Manning and Brett Favre (9).

Aaron Donald is the only player in the entire NFL to make First-Team All-Pro each of the last 4 seasons. Donald became the 3rd player ever to repeat as Defensive Player of the Year, joining J.J. Watt (2014-15) and Lawrence Taylor (1981-82). Donald led the NFL in sacks (20.5), quarterback hits (41), and tackles for loss (25) in 2018. Donald led the NFL with 20.5 sacks in 2018, becoming the first interior defensive lineman to crack 20.0 sacks since they became an individual stat in 1982.