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Keenan Allen became the first player in NFL history with at least 10 catches, at least 100 yards, and at least one touchdown in three straight games. 

Matthew stafford completed a team record 20 straight passes yesterday vs. the Ravens  

That's right, believe it or not, the Denver Broncos have allowed the most passing touchdowns out of any team in the NFL this year. As a matter of fact, they have allowed two more than any other team. 

Antonio Brown is the only receiver with more double digit PPR games since Week 4 of last season than Rishard Matthews.

The Philadelphia eagles are giving up 383 yards on the season so far, against the rush.  

The second best team against the rush, is the Minnesota Vikings, who have given up 649 yards so far, on the season.  

Deshaun Watson has 15 touchdown passes in his first six career games, which ties the record for most ever by a player within that time frame. The other two, Mark Rypien in 1988 and Kurt Warner in 1998.

That is the entire list of players since 2014 who have had four games straight of 60 yards and a touchdown.  

Sammy Watkins scored 22.6 fantasy points in his blow-up game vs. the 49ers.  He has scored a COMBINED 2.63 points in the other 4 games...

Kareem Hunt is the first player in NFL history to score a TD of 50 yards or longer in each of their first 3 games.  

Carson Wentz has apparently been getting pretty lucky this season.  According to Pro Football Focus, Wentz has 9 turnover worthy plays.  That is 3 more than any other quarterback.  

Averaged an ASTONISHING 27.6 point per game last year at home.  CRAZY.  

Both Kansas City Chiefs players.  Can you guess 'em??  You can probably guess one - Tyreek Hill.  The other?  Kareem Hunt.  They were 1 and 2 in week 1 at highest top speeds hit.  With, believe it or not, Hunt - not Hill - being the highest top speed in week 1.  

None other than the New England Patriots Chris Hogan.  #ridiculouslyunderrated  

Greg Olsen has set a career-high in targets in not one, not two, not three, but four straight seasons.

Marcus Mariota's career red zone statistics: 64% completion percentage, 33 touchdowns - and zero interceptions. You read that correctly - zero interceptions.