Tuesday, September 22, 2026

A fifth-round tight end out of Iowa in 2017, he reached 50 career receiving touchdowns in 2025.

A second-round tight end in 2022, he caught 119 passes in 2025 — a single-season record for the position.

Detroit got this receiver in the fourth round in 2021; he racked up 511 receptions in his first five seasons, more than any player in history.

This third-round pick in 2017 became the first rookie in decades with at least five rushing and five receiving touchdowns.

At 315 pounds, this Denver blocker became an eligible receiver and caught a touchdown in the 2025 playoffs.

In 2025 this Browns rookie tight end did something no rookie at his position ever had: a rushing TD and a receiving TD in the same game.

This Steelers H-back's rushing touchdown in 2025 helped Pittsburgh become the first team ever with two tight ends scoring on the ground in one game.

This 300-pound Seahawks defensive lineman rumbled 92 yards with an interception for a Week 13 score.

In 2025 this Bill became just the third player ever with 3 passing touchdowns and 3 rushing touchdowns in one game.

This Packers fill-in went 18-for-21 for 288 yards while adding 60 rushing yards and two rushing scores in a 2025 game.

In a 2002 first half, this Falcon was perfect through the air for 100 yards with a passing TD — and also ran one in.

His eight career games with a passing TD and multiple rushing TDs are the most in NFL history.

In 2025 this Broncos passer ripped off 11 straight wins, matching the longest winning streak ever by a second-year quarterback.

The 2025 Patriots rode this year-2 starter to a 10-game winning streak.

This Houston quarterback won nine consecutive starts in 2018, his second NFL season.

After a 3-13 rookie year, this Colts quarterback won 11 in a row during his 1999 second season.

In 2025 this 49ers back became the fourth player ever with 600 rushing and 600 receiving yards through 10 team games.

This future Rams MVP hit 600-600 by game 10 in 1998, his final season in Indianapolis.

This 1965 Eagles all-purpose star was the first to hit the 600-600 mark that early.

The 1985 49ers back on his way to the first 1,000-1,000 season did it too.

The last pick of the 2022 draft had only seven career starts when he opened a conference championship game for San Francisco.

Filling in for Jim Kelly in January 1993, this Bills understudy authored the largest comeback in playoff history — 32 points.

He owned just five career starts when Phil Simms' injury handed him the 1990 Giants' conference title game — the fewest ever for a QB in that spot.

A midseason takeover in 1987 turned this reserve into the man who threw four touchdowns in one Super Bowl quarter for Washington.

The second overall pick of the 2021 draft threw an interception in each of his first five career games.

Jacksonville's third overall pick in 2014 threw a pick in each of his first nine games — the longest such career-opening streak in the last 15 seasons.

The Jets moved up for him fifth overall in 2009; he tied for the most starts under 200 passing yards in a quarterback's first three seasons over the last 30 years.

Detroit's third overall pick in 2002 shares that same mark of 27 sub-200-yard starts to open a career.

In 2025 with Pittsburgh, this four-time MVP became the fifth QB with multiple four-TD games after turning 40.

Un-retired in 2025, this longtime Chargers gunslinger threw four TD passes at age 44 or older.

The Saints' all-time passing leader is one of five quarterbacks with multiple four-TD games at age 40 or older.

This CFL-to-Oilers star was still throwing four-TD games in his 40s with Seattle.