Sunday, September 20, 2026

Through 2025, this Bengals star had a 1,000-yard season in each of his first five years.

This Buccaneer opened his career with 11 straight 1,000-yard receiving seasons, an NFL record.

This Georgia product also began his Cincinnati career with five straight 1,000-yard seasons.

The all-time receiving leader topped 900 yards in each of his first seven seasons.

Detroit's No. 2 overall pick in 2022 reached 40 career sacks across his first four seasons.

Drafted by Dallas in 2021, he recorded double-digit sacks in each of his first five seasons.

The Eagles great nicknamed the 'Minister of Defense' posted 81 sacks in his first five NFL seasons.

This Chiefs linebacker collected 66 sacks in his first five seasons, including a seven-sack game.

This 2025 conference champion became just the fourth team since 1970 to beat two division rivals in one postseason.

This wild card knocked off two AFC East rivals in January before running into the Bears' buzzsaw.

Their championship run included playoff wins over two NFC West rivals.

In the strike-shortened 1982 tournament, this AFC East club beat two division foes on its way to the Super Bowl.

This Vikings quarterback threw 10 interceptions in six starts to begin his career in 2025.

The No. 2 pick of 2021 opened his Jets career with a pick in five straight games.

This 2017 Browns rookie threw an interception in each of his first six games.

This 2014 Jaguars first-rounder threw a pick in each of his first nine career games.

This veteran edge rusher took two fumbles to the house in one 2025 game.

As a 2020 Panthers rookie, this hybrid safety scored twice on fumble recoveries in the same game.

Going way back: this player pulled off the double fumble-return score in 1948.

The original: this Akron-era ironman did it in 1920, the NFL's first season.

This 2025 Colts first-rounder caught seven passes in his NFL debut.

In the 2023 playoffs this Detroit rookie racked up a record 176 receiving yards for a first-year tight end.

This Eagles rookie's 142 receiving yards in a 1988 playoff game remain the most ever by a first-year tight end in the postseason.

This Buffalo tight end caught nine balls in his 1987 NFL debut, the most ever in a tight end's first game.

The final selection of the 2022 draft started a conference championship game with only seven career starts, the second-fewest ever.

A 2019 fourth-rounder, he became the seventh QB in history whose season debut as a starter came in January, in the playoffs.

A third-round pick and career journeyman backup, he took over late in 2017 and delivered Philadelphia's first Super Bowl title.

Undrafted out of Northern Iowa and stocking grocery shelves a few years earlier, he won a Super Bowl in his second NFL season.

In 2025 this Bills MVP hit 300 career total touchdowns in 127 games.

He needed just 62 games to reach 150 career touchdown passes, the fastest ever.

This Bengals quarterback got to 150 career TD passes in 75 games.

It took this Chiefs star 123 games to reach 35,000 career passing yards.