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MIN: Won four of last five vs. Redskins; all-time series is tied 12-12 (including playoffs)

MIN: Lost three straight games; last four-game losing streak was in 2013

MIN defense: 15.8 opponent points per game is best in NFL; 70.5 opponent passer rating is third best

MIN offense: Five turnovers are tied for best in NFL; 2.7 yards per carry is NFL-worst

WAS: Only win vs. Vikings since 2008 was in RGIII’s rookie year, when he rushed for 138 yards and two TDs

WAS: 0-2 record coming off bye week under Jay Gruden; 7-9 off bye since 2000

WAS offense: 11 sacks allowed is tied for best in NFL; 6.2 yards per play is second best

WAS defense: 4.9 opponent yards per carry is second worst in NFL; 643 penalty yards is also second worst

Kirk Cousins: 307 passing yards per game is fourth best in NFL (329 passing yards per game on road is best in NFL); has never faced MIN

Robert Kelley: 87 rushing yds in Week 9 matched his career high at Tulane; only had seven games over 50 rushing yards in college

Sam Bradford: 9-2 TD-INT ratio, 92.1 passer rating, 272 passing yards per game in career vs. Redskins

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GB: Last road win vs Titans/Oilers franchise was 1992, Brett Favre’s first season as a starter (155 yds, 1-1 TD-INT)

GB defense: 3.3 opponent yards per carry is tied for best in NFL

TEN: Fifth straight season being below .500 through nine games

TEN defense: 86 penalties and 759 penalty yards are worst in NFL; eight penalties and 116 yards more than any other team

Marcus Mariota: NFL-best 15 total TDs (13 pass, 2 rush) since Week 5; 111.8 passer rating during span (3-2 record)

DeMarco Murray: Four straight games with rushing TD is tied for longest active streak; on pace for career-high 16 total TDs

Aaron Rodgers: 10-1 TD-INT and 106.4 passer rating over last three gms; 10-4 TD-INT and 88.4 rating over first five games

Rodgers: Five career seasons with 30-plus TDs and fewer than 10 INTs; only other QB with more than one is Tom Brady (also five)

Jordy Nelson: Seven TD catches is second in NFL behind Mike Evans; 52.1 catch percentage is fifth worst in NFL (min. 30 receptions)

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NO: Last win vs. Broncos was Christmas Eve in1994 with Jim Everett at QB; Torrance Small had 200 receiving yards and two TDs

NO: Won four of last five after starting 0-3

NO defense: NFL-worst 300 opponent passing yards per game; 11 sacks and 6.4 opponent yards per play are tied for worst

DEN: Won four straight vs. Saints; lead all-time series 8-2

DEN: Five of six wins have come against teams currently below .500; 1-2 against teams at .500 or above

DEN defense: NFL-best 67.2 opponent passer rating and 4.6 opponent yards per play; 28 sacks is second best

Trevor Siemian: 54.7 completion percentage and 77.2 passer rating in last four games; 67.5 completion percentage and 99.6 passer rating in first four games

Devontae Booker: 76 rushing yards on 2.6 yards per carry in two games as starter (since C.J. Anderson’s injury)

Demaryius Thomas: Exactly 10 targets each of the last four weeks; only one 100-yard game this season (Week 3)

Von Miller: 9.5 sacks is second best in NFL; has at least half a sack in eight of nine games

Drew Brees: Leads NFL in passing yards per game (336) and completions (242); INT percentage of 1.4 would be the best of his career

Michael Thomas: 573 receiving yards is 189 more than any rookie; on pace to break Saints rookie record (M. Colston, 1,038)

Mark Ingram: 171 total yards in Week 9 was second best of his career; five total yards in Week 8 was second worst of his career

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ATL: Won three straight vs. Eagles after losing eight of previous nine

ATL: NFL-best 34 points per game on the road (4-1 record); only six teams since merger with road points per game that high over full season

PHI: Lost four of last five all by one score or less; average loss this year is by 4.8 points

PHI: 3-0 and allowing 7.7 opponent points per game at home; 1-4 and allowing 24.4 opponent points per game on road

Carson Wentz: 2-4 TD-INT ratio and 72.4 passer rating over last four games; 7-1 TD-INT ratio and 103.5 passer rating over first four games

Darren Sproles: Has back-to-back games of 15-plus touches for just second time in his career; only other time was Weeks 2-3 in 2009

Matt Ryan: Leads NFL in passing yards (2,980), passing TDs (23) and yards per completion (13.7)

Ryan: On pace to break his ATL records in passing yards (4,719) and passing TDs (32); also C. Chandler’s passer rating record (100.9)

Julio Jones: Playing 75th career game; 7,171 receiving yards is already 798 more than anyone through 75 career games since merger

Most receiving yards through 75 career games since AFL-NFL merger

1. Julio Jones, 7,171

2. Torry Holt, 6,373

3. Jerry Rice, 6,263

4. Randy Moss, 6,252

5. A.J. Green, 6,137

*Jones plays 75th career game Sunday

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KC: Leads all-time series 3-2; lost 34-0 in last trip to Carolina (2008)

KC: Won four straight games; have had a four-game winning streak in all four seasons of the Andy Reid/Alex Smith era

KC defense: 30 forced turnovers is best in NFL; 45 penalties is tied for second best

CAR: Allowed 29.3 opponent points per game in first six games (1-5); allowing 15 opponent points per game over last two games (2-0)

CAR defense: 3.3 opponent yards per carry is tied for best in NFL; 24 sacks is fourth best

Cam Newton: 82.5 passer rating and 29.6 rushing yards per game would both be career lows

Greg Olsen: On pace for 1,346 receiving yards, would be most ever by a tight end (R. Gronkowski had 1,327 in 2011)

Alex Smith: 2-6 record, 72.4 passer rating, 10-10 TD-INT in career vs. NFC South teams

Dee Ford: 7.5 sacks since Week 6 are most in NFL; nine sacks are tied for third in 2016 (KC's first-round pick in 2014)

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Series: Only fourth meeting since Super Bowl XXX in 1996; PIT leads all-time series 16-15 (DAL leads SB meetings 2-1)

DAL: Last win at Pittsburgh was 8/31/97, Troy Aikman’s only career game with four TD passes and zero INTs

DAL: Won seven straight; last eight-game winning streak was in 1991

DAL offense: 165.3 rushing yards per game is best in NFL; 11 sacks allowed is tied for best

DAL defense: NFL-best 44 penalties

PIT: Lost three straight games after starting 4-1; last four-game losing streak was in 2013

PIT offense: Averaging 15 points per game over last three games; 27.8 points per game over first five games

PIT defense: 11 sacks are tied for worst in NFL

Ben Roethlisberger: 2-1 record, 5-1 TD-INT, 98.9 passer rating in career vs. Cowboys

Antonio Brown: On pace to be just third player with three straight seasons of 100 receptions, 1,300 receiving yards and 10 receiving TDs

Dak Prescott: Second rookie QB in NFL history to lead his team to a 7-1 start (Johnny Lujack for 1948 Bears)

Dez Bryant: One catch for 19 yards in Week 9; first time since rookie year he has two games with one reception in same season

Ezekiel Elliott: 891 rushing yards is third-most through first eight career games since 1950, behind Eric Dickerson and Adrian Peterson

At least 1,300 receiving yards and 10 TDs in three straight seasons

— Demaryius Thomas, 2012-14

— Terrell Owens, 2000-02

— Marvin Harrison, 1999-02

— Randy Moss, 1998-00

— Jerry Rice, 1993-95

>> Antonio Brown on pace for third straight season in 2016

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Series: First meeting since SB XLIX; all-time regular season matchups are split 8-8

NE: 12-4 record coming off bye week under Bill Belichick

NE: Won four straight with average margin of victory of 16.3; have had at least a five-game win streak in five of last six seasons

NE defense: 16.5 opponent points per game is second best in NFL

SEA: Last win in New England was 9/19/93 with Rick Mirer at quarterback; Bill Parcells was Pats' coach

SEA: 1-2-1 record and 14 points per game on road; 4-0 record and 26.5 points per game at home

SEA: Has only beaten one team with a current record above .500 (Falcons)

SEA defense: 16.8 opponent points per game is third best in NFL; 27 sacks is third best

Tom Brady: Leads NFL in completion percentage (73.1), TD percentage (9.0), yards per pass attempt (9.8) and passer rating (133.9)

Brady: Second straight year with 10-plus TDs and 0 INTs over his first four games

Rob Gronkowski: NFL-best 22.0 yards per reception, would be best by a TE since merger and for any player since ‘91 (min. 50 receptions)

Russell Wilson: 13-3-1 record, 29-7 TD-INT ratio and 105.0 career passer rating in night games

Jimmy Graham: 545 receiving yards is second among tight ends in 2016; three 100-yard games is tied for first

Cliff Avril: Eight sacks since Week 4 is tied for most in NFL; nine sacks in 2016 is tied for third

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Series: Home team has won all nine matchups (dating to 1972); seven of nine were decided by one score

CIN: 0-3 record on road vs. NYG; 6-0 record at home vs. NYG

CIN: 5-7-1 record coming off bye week under Marvin Lewis; 3-2 record off bye with Andy Dalton

CIN: Have not beaten a team currently with a winning record this year (Jets, Browns and Dolphins combined 7-19)

NYG: Have had five wins at midseason in 10 out 13 Eli Manning seasons; only made playoffs in five of them

NYG: Won three straight; have had a 3-game win streak in all 13 seasons with Eli Manning (five playoff seasons)

NYG offense: 68.3 rushing yards per game is worst in NFL; 3.2 yards per carry is tied for second worst

NYG defense: 11 sacks are tied for worst in NFL

Andy Dalton: 5-9 record, 17-12 TD-INT, 78.1 career passer rating in night games

A.J. Green: NFL-best 59 receptions and 112.0 receiving yards per game, both on pace to be career highs

Eli Manning: 1-2 record, 1-3 TD-INT, 67.1 career passer rating vs CIN; 5.6 average yards per attempt vs. CIN is his worst vs. any team

Odell Beckham Jr.: Career 98.0 receiving yards per game would be the highest in NFL history

Beckham: 30 TD catches through 35 career games is most since merger; 3,431 receiving yards through 35 career games is most all-time

Most receiving yards through 35 career games since AFL-NFL merger

1. Odell Beckham, 3,431

2. Randy Moss, 2,922

3. Julio Jones, 2,853      

4. Jerry Rice, 2,778

5. A.J. Green, 2,707

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