The Vikings are on pace to do something no NFL team has done since 1991: finish with the NFL's best third-down offense (46.0 percent conversion rate) and third-down defense (27.2) in the same season.

Case Keenum has a passer rating of 100-plus and a completion percentage of 70 or more in each of his last four games. The only quarterbacks in the Super Bowl era with a longer streak within a season? Peyton Manning, Brett Favre, Russell Wilson, and Alex Smith.

Jared Goff and Carson Wentz were selected first and second, respectively, in the 2016 NFL Draft. In the Super Bowl era, No. 1 overall quarterbacks are 5-2 against No. 2 quarterbacks from their same draft class, with Rick Mirer (over Drew Bledsoe) and Marcus Mariota (over Jameis Winston) as the only No. 2 picks to earn wins.

Russell Wilson has the most combined yards (3,688 passing and rushing) and touchdowns (29, tied with Carson Wentz) in the NFL this season. The Jaguars' defense has allowed the fewest yards (3,390) and touchdowns (16) this season.

The 2017 Jaguars have quite a few similarities with the 2013 Seahawks team that won Super Bowl XLVIII. Like the Seahawks, the Jaguars have the NFL's best scoring defense, total defense and passing defense. The Jaguars' scoring offense actually ranks higher than Seattle's that season, and Leonard Fournette is averaging more rushing yards per game than Marshawn Lynch in 2013 (Fournette 82.2, Lynch 78.6).

Alvin Kamara is averaging 101.7 scrimmage yards per game with 11 touchdowns this season, while teammate Mark Ingram has averaged 98.1 scrimmage yards per game and has nine touchdowns. The last teammate running back duo with 95 or more scrimmage yards per game and five or more touchdowns apiece? Marcus Allen and Bo Jackson for the 1987 Raiders.

Will the Chiefs' defense cost them a playoff spot? Kansas City ranks 28th in pass defense (252.8 passing yards per game allowed) and 30th in run defense (129.4 rushing yards per game allowed) this season. The 1980 Vikings are the only team since the 1970 merger to make the playoffs in a season they ranked in the bottom five in both pass defense and run defense.

Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown have combined for 237.9 scrimmage yards per game this season, the fourth-highest total by any teammate duo in a single season in NFL history. The only three pairs with a higher combined average? O.J. Simpson and Jim Braxton for the 1975 Bills (239.1), Marshall Faulk and Torry Holt for the 2000 Rams (239.4), and Bell and Brown in 2014 (245.4).

Tom Brady has lost eight games in Miami (7-8 record), his most losses in any city outside of New England. Miami (7-8) and Denver (4-7) are the only two cities in which Brady has a losing record in (minimum five games, including playoffs).

Keenan Allen is the first player in NFL history with 10 or more receptions, 100 or more receiving yards and one or more receiving touchdowns in three straight games. Since Week 11, Allen leads the league with 33 receptions and 436 receiving yards.