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.368 -- Detroit's winning percentage since 1985 in games in which a Lions QB throws for 300 or more yards (7-12). Charlie Batch threw for 338 yards in their 27-24 loss to the Titans. |
Washington rookie wide receiver Rod Gardner helped extend the Redskins' dominance of the Panthers. AP
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1 -- Touchdown passes by Jerome Bettis this season, which is tied with Kordell Stewart for team lead after five games. Bettis also topped 100 yards for the 50th time in his career Sunday against Tampa Bay.
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2 -- Times Randy Moss has been kept out of the end zone in seven career games against Green Bay. Before Sunday, the only other time the Packers held Moss without a touchdown was last season at Lambeau Field. |
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4 -- 0-5 starts by the Bills. Buffalo avoided its first five-game losing streak to start a season since 1985 with Thursday's 13-10 victory in Jacksonville. |
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4-21 -- Arizona's record against AFC opponents since 1995 before Sunday's 24-16 victory against Kansas City. It is only the second time the Cardinals have beaten the Chiefs, and first since 1986. |
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5 -- Second-half rushing yards by Ricky Williams on Sunday against Atlanta. The Saints running back averaged 70.5 yards in the second half in the first four games. |
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6 -- Teams that have allowed fewer than 82 points this season. Indianapolis has given up 82 points to New England alone in two games. |
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6.3 -- Points per game the Ravens defense has to allow in the final 10 games to match their NFL record of 10.3 from last season. Baltimore has allowed 102 points in the first six games. It took the Ravens 10 games to give up 105 last season. |
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7 -- Times the Packers have allowed 35 or more points in a games since 1990. Three of those seven were against the Vikings, including Sunday's 35-13 loss. |
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8 -- Teams the Carolina Panthers have yet to beat in their six-plus seasons in the NFL. The Panthers' 0-6 record against Washington is their worst against any team. |
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12 -- Times the Patriots have swept the Colts in their history. This is the fifth time in the past eight seasons Indianapolis has been swept by New England. The Colts have swept the Patriots only five times, the last in 1995. |
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13 -- Kickoffs returned for touchdowns in Chargers history. Ronnie Jenkins became only the second player in San Diego history to return two in a career (joining Andre Coleman) with his 88-yard return against Denver. |
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19-13 -- Atlanta's all-time record against the Saints in New Orleans. Only San Francisco (22 times) has won more in the Crescent City. |
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26 -- Points scored by the Browns in their first four games against the Ravens since rejoining the league in 1999, all losses. Cleveland had 24 in its upset of Baltimore on Sunday. |
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46.7 -- Percentage of Brad Johnson's passing yardage accounted for by receiver Keyshawn Johnson (548 of 1,173). With his 159-yard day against Pittsburgh, Johnson became the first Bucs receiver had back-to-back 100-yard games since Mark Carrier had four in a row in 1989. |
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78 -- Yards rushing the Broncos have averaged in their three losses this season, including gaining only 81 against San Diego on Sunday. In its three victories, Denver has averaged 162. |
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96-9 -- Points Cincinnati has been outscored by in its past four games against NFC Central opponents. Before Sunday's 24-0 loss to the Bears, the Bengals were beaten 35-0 by the Bucs, 24-3 by the Vikings and 13-6 by the Packers in 1998. |
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128 -- Games played by the Bears between their past two shutouts. Chicago's 24-0 blanking of Cincinnati was its first since a 6-0 victory against Atlanta in 1993. |
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166-8 -- Yards the Rams outgained the Jets by in the third quarter Sunday. In the other three quarters combined, St. Louis had 271 yards compared to New York's 250. |
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181 -- Receiving yards by Washington's Rod Gardner after halftime. Gardner's 208 yards against Carolina was only the 11th 200-yard game in franchise history. |
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247 -- Plays the Jets went without a turnover before Vinny Testaverde's second-quarter interception against the Rams. It was Testaverde's first pick in 176 passes. |
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290 -- Rushing yards by Tennessee's Eddie George this season, the second-lowest total after five games in his career. In 1999, George rushed for only 277 yards in the first five weeks before busting out for 155 yards in the sixth game. He finished the season with 1,304 yards. |
