Patrick Mahomes: Setting the Gold Standard for Quarterbacks
Patrick Mahomes continued to raise the bar for quarterback excellence in the 2024-2025 season. He shattered the record for most wins in a quarterback’s first 100 starts, finishing with 78 victories and surpassing the 76-win mark set by Tom Brady and Roger Staubach. Mahomes also became the fastest player to reach 30,000 passing yards, achieving the feat in just 103 games, eclipsing Matthew Stafford’s previous record of 109 games.
Additionally, he tied Russell Wilson’s record for the most games with at least three passing touchdowns and no interceptions in a player’s first eight seasons, with 24. Mahomes’ brilliance continues to define the modern NFL.
Tyreek Hill: The First Wide Receiver to Reach 2,000 Receiving Yards
Tyreek Hill made history in the 2024-2025 season, becoming the first wide receiver in NFL history to surpass 2,000 receiving yards in a single season. Known for his blazing speed and game-breaking ability, Hill consistently torched defenses, delivering highlight-reel plays week after week. His historic achievement is a testament to his unmatched skill set, precise route-running, and chemistry with his quarterback. Hill’s record-setting performance redefined what’s possible for wide receivers.
And, of course, it also solidified his place among the greatest playmakers the league has ever seen.
Justin Tucker Hits a 68-Yard Field Goal
Justin Tucker, widely regarded as the NFL’s most accurate kicker, delivered yet another iconic moment in the 2024-2025 season. In Week 14, Tucker shattered his own record by nailing an unbelievable 68-yard field goal, surpassing his previous mark of 66 yards. The kick, a game-winner, showcased not only his unmatched leg strength but also his ability to perform under pressure. This latest milestone further cemented Tucker's legacy as the greatest kicker in NFL history.
And proved once again why he is the gold standard at his position and a true game-changer for his team.
Micah Parsons Breaks the Single-Season Sack Record
Micah Parsons delivered a season for the ages, rewriting the record books with his relentless pass-rushing prowess. He broke T.J. Watt’s single-season sack record, finishing with an astonishing 24 sacks that left opposing offenses in disarray. Parsons' explosive speed, power, and technique made him virtually unblockable, cementing his status as the most dominant defender in the league. His record-breaking performance earned him well-deserved Defensive Player of the Year honors.
This season further solidified his place among the NFL’s elite. Parsons’ historic season not only disrupted quarterbacks but also redefined the standard for defensive excellence.
CJ Stroud Sets Rookie Passing Touchdown Record
C.J. Stroud delivered a phenomenal rookie campaign, setting a new NFL record with 35 passing touchdowns, surpassing Justin Herbert’s previous mark of 31. The Texans’ quarterback showcased remarkable poise, precision, and leadership, far exceeding expectations for a first-year player. Stroud’s ability to read defenses and deliver accurate throws in clutch moments made him a standout performer and a nightmare for opposing secondaries. His historic achievement not only elevated the Texans’ offense but also established him as one of the brightest young stars in the league.
Stroud’s record-breaking season signals a promising future for both him and the Texans. We can't wait to see what he brings next.
Travis Kelce Becomes All-Time Leader in Tight End Receiving Yards
Travis Kelce etched his name in NFL history during the 2024-2025 season, becoming the all-time leader in receiving yards by a tight end. In Week 16, Kelce surpassed the legendary Tony Gonzalez to claim the top spot, further solidifying his legacy as one of the greatest to ever play the position. Known for his unmatched route-running, reliable hands, and ability to dominate in key moments, Kelce has redefined what it means to be a tight end in the modern NFL.
This milestone adds another chapter to his storied career, ensuring his place among football’s all-time greats.
Derrick Henry Joins Elite Company With Seventh Straight 10-TD Season
Derrick Henry added another remarkable milestone to his career this season, becoming just the third player in NFL history to record at least 10 rushing touchdowns in seven consecutive seasons. He joins an exclusive club alongside legends Adrian Peterson and LaDainian Tomlinson. Known for his bruising running style and unmatched power, Henry has consistently dominated defenses year after year. This achievement underscores his durability and sustained excellence as one of the league’s most dependable offensive weapons.
As Henry continues to carve his legacy, his place among the greatest running backs in NFL history is becoming increasingly undeniable.
Puka Nacua Joins Legends With 150+ Scrimmage Yards in Five Games
Puka Nacua continued his remarkable start in the NFL by tying the record for the most games with at least 150 scrimmage yards by a wide receiver in their first two seasons, achieving the feat five times. He now shares this prestigious record with two of the greatest receivers of all time, Randy Moss and Jerry Rice. Nacua’s ability to produce big plays and rack up yardage has made him an instant star, showcasing his precise route-running, reliable hands, and explosive playmaking ability.
Joining such elite company so early in his career cements Nacua’s status as one of the league’s brightest young talents.
Brock Purdy Records the Most Consecutive Wins to Start a Career
Brock Purdy made history as the 49ers’ quarterback, setting a new NFL record for the most consecutive wins to start a career with 18 regular-season victories. He surpassed Ben Roethlisberger’s previous record of 15, showcasing remarkable composure and efficiency under pressure. Purdy’s ability to manage games, make smart decisions, and deliver in clutch moments was pivotal to San Francisco’s success throughout his streak.
His historic start not only earned him recognition as one of the league’s rising stars but also cemented his place as a key leader for the 49ers’ future.
Jalen Hurts Sets Record With Four Straight Seasons of 10 Rushing TDs
Jalen Hurts continued to showcase his dual-threat dominance this season, becoming the first quarterback in NFL history to rush for 10 touchdowns in four consecutive seasons. Known for his strength, agility, and relentless determination near the goal line, Hurts has become a true force in short-yardage and red-zone situations. His ability to consistently find the end zone with his legs adds a unique dimension to Philadelphia’s offense, keeping defenses on edge.
This record solidifies Hurts’ reputation as one of the most dynamic quarterbacks in the league and underscores his role as a game-changing leader for the Eagles.
Ja'Marr Chase: Dominance Redefined
Ja'Marr Chase delivered a jaw-dropping season, cementing his place in NFL history with record-breaking performances. He set the record for the most receiving yards against a single opponent in a season, torching the Baltimore Ravens for an astonishing 457 yards across two games. Chase also became the first player in NFL history to record multiple games with 250 receiving yards and two touchdowns, showcasing his game-changing talent.
Whether it was slicing through defenses or hauling in deep bombs, Chase’s electrifying play left fans and opponents in awe, further solidifying his status as one of the league’s elite receivers.
Josh Allen: A Dual-Threat Dynamo
Josh Allen showcased his unparalleled versatility in the 2024-2025 season, rewriting NFL history with a series of jaw-dropping achievements. He set the record for the most games with at least 250 passing yards and 50 rushing yards, hitting the mark 14 times. Allen also became the first player to score a rushing touchdown, a receiving touchdown, and multiple passing touchdowns in a single game. Adding to his accolades, he joined elite company as only the second player to pass for three touchdowns and rush for three in the same game.
To cap it off, he set the record for the most games with multiple passing and rushing touchdowns, accomplishing the feat five times. Allen’s dominance solidified his status as one of the NFL's most dynamic players.
Sauce Gardner: Most Interceptions in a Single Season by a Cornerback
Sauce Gardner delivered a historic performance in the 2024-2025 season, recording 13 interceptions and breaking Dick “Night Train” Lane’s long-standing record of 14 set in 1952. Gardner’s elite instincts, athleticism, and impeccable coverage skills turned him into a nightmare for quarterbacks, as he consistently shut down top receivers and made game-changing plays. His remarkable season not only etched his name into NFL history but also established him as the most feared defensive back in the league.
Gardner’s ball-hawking abilities and dominance in the secondary set a new gold standard for cornerbacks in the modern era.
Lamar Jackson: The King of Dual-Threat Quarterbacks
Lamar Jackson’s 2024-2025 season solidified his status as one of the greatest dual-threat quarterbacks ever. He surged past Russell Wilson and Cam Newton for the third- and second-most career rushing yards by a quarterback, then eclipsed Michael Vick to set the all-time record with 6,110 yards. Jackson also became only the second quarterback in history to surpass 6,000 career rushing yards. Adding to his remarkable versatility, he set the record for the most career games with a perfect passer rating (minimum 10 attempts), achieving four such games and breaking a tie with four other players.
His dual-threat abilities not only redefine the quarterback position but also keep Baltimore’s offense among the league’s most unpredictable. With years left in his career, Jackson’s record-breaking journey is far from over.
Sam Darnold: A Historic Start With a New Team
Sam Darnold made NFL history this season, becoming the first quarterback in the Super Bowl era to win and throw at least two passing touchdowns in each of his first four games with a new team. Darnold’s remarkable start showcased his poise, adaptability, and ability to lead his offense to victory. By seamlessly adjusting to a new system and quickly building chemistry with his teammates, Darnold proved he can thrive under pressure.
This historic feat not only elevated his status in the league but also provided a glimpse of his potential to lead his team to sustained success.
Aaron Rodgers: Milestones, Yards, and an Unwanted Record
Aaron Rodgers added to his legendary resume in the 2024-2025 season, achieving milestones and setting records. He became just the sixth quarterback in NFL history to win 150 starts and joined an exclusive club as the ninth player to surpass 60,000 passing yards. Rodgers also notched his 500th passing touchdown, becoming only the fifth player ever to reach this elite mark. However, he also claimed a less glamorous record—most sacks taken by a quarterback in a career, surpassing Tom Brady's previous record of 565 with 568 sacks.
Despite the bruises, Rodgers’ legacy as one of the greats is unquestionable. He is an icon in not just NFL history, but American culture.
Mike Evans Ties Jerry Rice With 11 Straight 1,000-Yard Seasons
Mike Evans cemented his place among NFL legends in the 2024-2025 season, tying Jerry Rice’s record with 11 consecutive seasons of at least 1,000 receiving yards. This incredible achievement highlights Evans' consistency and dominance throughout his career. Notably, Evans extended his own record of most consecutive 1,000-yard seasons to start a career, a mark that may never be surpassed. His rare combination of size, speed, and reliability has made him one of the league’s most dependable wide receivers.
By matching the great Jerry Rice, Evans has further solidified his legacy as one of the best receivers in NFL history.
Andrew Van Ginkel: A Defensive Trailblazer
Andrew Van Ginkel etched his name in NFL history with a jaw-dropping start to the 2024-2025 season. Over his team’s first five games, he became the first player ever to record three sacks and multiple pick-sixes in that span. Van Ginkel’s unique combination of pass-rushing prowess and game-changing instincts in coverage set him apart as a true defensive force. His ability to impact the game on multiple levels not only energized his team but also highlighted his rare versatility.
With this historic achievement, Van Ginkel proved himself to be one of the league’s most dynamic defenders.
Justin Jefferson: A Record-Breaking Five-Year Run
Justin Jefferson continued his meteoric rise to NFL stardom this season, setting the record for the most games with at least 100 receiving yards in a player’s first five seasons. Jefferson achieved this milestone in just his fourth season, racking up 33 such games and surpassing the previous record of 30 held by Hall of Famer Randy Moss. Known for his precise route-running, exceptional hands, and ability to make big plays, Jefferson has become a cornerstone of Minnesota’s offense.
Breaking Moss’s record cements Jefferson’s status as one of the most prolific receivers in NFL history, with many more milestones likely ahead.
Maxx Crosby Dominates Broncos With Record Sack Streak
Maxx Crosby etched his name in the record books this season by becoming only the fourth player in NFL history to record at least one sack in ten consecutive games against a single opponent. His dominance over the Denver Broncos has been nothing short of remarkable, showcasing his relentless motor, precision, and ability to disrupt offenses consistently. Crosby’s streak underscores his status as one of the league’s premier edge rushers and a perennial problem for the Broncos’ offensive line.
This historic achievement cements Crosby’s reputation as a game-changing force who thrives in divisional matchups and delivers under pressure.
Joe Burrow Joins Elite Club With 10 Stellar 250/3 Games
Joe Burrow added another accolade to his impressive resume in the 2024-2025 season by becoming just the fourth quarterback in NFL history to record at least 10 games in a season with 250+ passing yards and three passing touchdowns. This feat highlights Burrow’s consistent dominance and ability to deliver high-level performances week after week. His pinpoint accuracy, field vision, and leadership were on full display as he joined this elite group of passers.
Burrow’s historic season not only reinforced his status as one of the league’s top quarterbacks but also set the bar for future signal-callers chasing greatness.
Braelon Allen Matches NFL History as Youngest TD Scorer From Scrimmage
Braelon Allen tied one of the NFL’s oldest records this season, becoming the youngest player to score a touchdown from scrimmage at 20 years and 239 days old. This milestone matches the legendary Arnie Herber’s feat, set back in 1930. Allen’s touchdown highlighted his exceptional skill and composure, traits that have made him a rising star in the league. In his breakout 2024-2025 season, Allen also surpassed 1,000 all-purpose yards, proving his value as a dynamic offensive weapon.
With his combination of talent and determination, Allen seems poised to break even more records in the years ahead.
Brock Bowers Breaks Records With Historic Start to NFL Career
Brock Bowers rewrote the record books in his historic rookie season, setting a new standard for tight ends. He began by recording the most receptions (15) and receiving yards (156) in the first two games of a tight end’s career. Bowers continued his dominance with 47 receptions in his first seven games, breaking Keith Jackson’s record of 42. He also set the single-game rookie tight end receptions record with 13, surpassing Mark Bavaro’s 12. His season culminated with 87 receptions, a new rookie tight end record, and 108 total receptions, topping Puka Nacua’s 105.
Bowers joined Mike Ditka and Kyle Pitts as the only rookie tight ends to reach 1,000 receiving yards, cementing a season for the ages.
Green Bay Packers Make History With 800th Franchise Win
The Green Bay Packers reached a monumental milestone this season, becoming the first NFL franchise to achieve 800 wins. As one of the league’s oldest and most storied teams, the Packers’ accomplishment reflects decades of excellence and iconic moments, from Vince Lombardi’s dynasty to Brett Favre’s gunslinging era and Aaron Rodgers’ MVP campaigns. The team’s 800th win showcased their resilience and commitment to winning tradition, solidifying their place as the gold standard in NFL history.
With a passionate fan base and a legacy built on success, the Packers continue to be a symbol of greatness in professional football.
Malik Nabers: A Rookie Season Written in the Record Books
Malik Nabers lit up the 2024-2025 NFL season with record-breaking feats. At just 21 years and 56 days old, he became the youngest wide receiver to notch multiple touchdowns in a single game, dethroning Mike Evans' record (21 years, 73 days). Nabers also joined an elite group by recording at least 30 receptions in his first four games, a feat only achieved in the Super Bowl era by Puka Nacua and Anquan Boldin.
Alongside teammate Tyrone Tracy, he became one-half of the second rookie duo to surpass 1,000 scrimmage yards each, a record previously set by Reggie Bush and Marques Colston.
Washington-Cincinnati Makes History With No Turnovers or Punts
The Washington–Cincinnati matchup this season delivered a rare slice of NFL history, becoming the first game since 1940 to feature no turnovers or punts. Both teams showcased remarkable efficiency on offense and discipline in ball security, keeping the game flowing with sustained drives and flawless execution. The historic feat underscores the high level of preparation and performance on both sides, making it a game for the ages.
Not since the days of leather helmets had fans witnessed such a clean contest, proving that even in the modern NFL, there are still opportunities to rewrite the record books.
Bobby Wagner: Tackling His Way Into History
Bobby Wagner continued to etch his name into the record books during the 2024-2025 season, achieving two remarkable milestones. He climbed to fourth place on the all-time career tackles list, surpassing the legendary Zach Thomas and further solidifying his Hall of Fame credentials. Wagner also extended his streak of 100-tackle seasons to an astonishing 13, showcasing his unmatched consistency and durability. As a cornerstone of his team’s defense year after year, Wagner’s impact on the field remains as vital as ever, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest linebackers in NFL history.
With no signs of slowing down, Wagner is poised to climb even higher in the record books, further solidifying his legacy.
Jared Goff Sets Records for Perfect Passing Game
Jared Goff made NFL history this season with a record-breaking performance, completing 18 consecutive passes in a game without a single incompletion—the most in league history. He also set the record for the most passing yards in a game without an incomplete pass, racking up an impressive 292 yards. These feats shattered two long-standing records: Kurt Warner’s 10 completions and Frank Filchock’s 179 yards. Goff’s pinpoint accuracy and poise under pressure were on full display.
He delivered one of the most efficient games ever by a quarterback. His historic outing redefines perfection and adds another milestone to his stellar career.
Jayden Daniels: A Rookie Season for the Ages
Jayden Daniels redefined rookie excellence in the 2024-2025 NFL season, shattering records left and right. He set the highest single-game completion percentage for a rookie (91.3%), breaking Dak Prescott's 88.9%. Daniels became the first rookie to surpass 1,000 passing yards and 250 rushing yards in his first five games and the first to complete 80% of his passes, throw three touchdowns, and rush for a touchdown in one game. He joined elite company as the fifth player (and first rookie) to complete 80% of passes in four games in a season.
Daniels also broke Robert Griffin III’s record for rookie quarterback rushing yards with 891 and became the sixth rookie to toss five touchdowns in a game. Capping it all, he claimed the most Rookie of the Week awards ever, solidifying his place in NFL history.
T. J. And J. J. Watt Make NFL History With 100 Sacks Each
T. J. Watt reached a monumental milestone this season, joining his brother J. J. Watt as the first pair of brothers in NFL history to each record at least 100 career sacks. The Watt brothers’ dominance on the defensive side of the ball has redefined what it means to be elite pass rushers. T. J.’s relentless motor and game-changing plays have made him one of the league’s premier defenders, following in the footsteps of J. J., a three-time Defensive Player of the Year.
This achievement not only highlights their individual greatness but also cements their status as one of the most iconic sibling duos in NFL history.
Xavier McKinney Makes History With Five-Game Interception Streak
Xavier McKinney delivered a historic performance this season, becoming the first player since 1970 to intercept a pass in each of his first five games. The dynamic safety showcased his exceptional instincts, ball skills, and ability to read opposing quarterbacks, solidifying himself as a key playmaker on defense. McKinney’s streak not only provided critical momentum for his team but also highlighted his game-changing potential in the secondary.
His impressive start has drawn comparisons to some of the great defensive backs of the past, setting the stage for what promises to be an impactful and star-studded career.
Deebo Samuel Becomes First WR With 20 Receiving and 20 Rushing Touchdowns
Deebo Samuel added another groundbreaking achievement to his versatile career, becoming the first wide receiver in NFL history to record at least 20 receiving touchdowns and 20 rushing touchdowns. Known as the ultimate "wide back," Samuel's unique ability to excel as both a receiver and a runner has redefined the role of a wideout in modern football. His explosive speed, physicality, and knack for breaking tackles make him a matchup nightmare for defenders.
This historic milestone underscores Samuel's value as a dual-threat playmaker and cements his status as one of the most dynamic offensive weapons in the league.
Justin Herbert Sets Record for Most Completed Passes in First Five Seasons
Justin Herbert added another milestone to his growing list of achievements, setting the record for the most completed passes in a player's first five seasons with 1,772. Herbert broke the previous mark of 1,759 completions held by Derek Carr, showcasing his consistency, precision, and ability to excel in high-volume passing situations. Known for his cannon arm and cool demeanor under pressure, Herbert has quickly become one of the NFL’s most reliable quarterbacks.
This record not only highlights Herbert’s skill and poise but also cements his reputation as one of the league’s brightest young stars with a career full of potential ahead.
Jameis Winston Makes History With Unprecedented 400-Yard, 4-TD, 2-Pick-Six Game
Jameis Winston delivered a performance for the history books this season, becoming the first player in the Super Bowl era to record at least 400 passing yards, four passing touchdowns, and two interceptions returned for touchdowns in a single game. Known for his high-risk, high-reward playing style, Winston’s outing showcased his ability to light up the scoreboard while keeping fans on edge with unpredictable moments. Despite the pick-sixes, his prolific passing highlighted his arm talent and knack for big plays.
This unique feat underscores the rollercoaster nature of Winston’s career and his capacity for unforgettable games. We can't wait to see him next season.
Justin Herbert Joins Elite Group With 10 Straight Interception-Free Games
Justin Herbert showcased his precision and decision-making this season, becoming just the third player in NFL history to record at least 10 consecutive games without throwing an interception (minimum 15 attempts per game). He joins an elite group alongside Tom Brady and Derek Carr, highlighting his ability to consistently protect the football while leading his team’s offense. Herbert’s streak demonstrates not only his impressive arm talent but also his maturity and poise under pressure.
This milestone solidifies his reputation as one of the league’s most efficient and reliable quarterbacks, further cementing his place among the NFL’s elite.
Pittsburgh Steelers Tie Record for Consecutive Winning Seasons
The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their legacy of consistency this season, tying the NFL record for the most consecutive seasons with a winning percentage of .500 or better. With 21 straight seasons of success, they now share the record with the Dallas Cowboys, who achieved the feat from 1965 to 1985. This incredible streak highlights the Steelers' organizational stability, strong coaching, and commitment to excellence. Under the leadership of head coach Mike Tomlin, who has never had a losing season, the Steelers have remained a model of sustained success.
Their record-tying accomplishment solidifies their place as one of the league’s most reliable franchises. Now that's something to be proud of.
Cameron Dicker Nails Historic 57-Yard Fair Catch Kick
Cameron Dicker etched his name in the NFL record books by breaking a 68-year-old record with a stunning 57-yard fair catch kick, surpassing Paul Hornung's 52-yard record from 1964. This remarkable achievement also ended a nearly five-decade drought, as it marked the first successful fair catch kick since 1976. Dicker's precision and calm under pressure made this rare and difficult play a thrilling highlight of the 2024-2025 season.
His record-breaking kick not only showcased his exceptional leg strength but also revived interest in one of the NFL’s most obscure and fascinating plays, leaving fans in awe of the feat.
Detroit-San Francisco Game Makes History With 10 Touchdowns and No Punts
The 2024-2025 season saw a historic showdown between the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers, becoming the first game since 1937 to feature at least 10 combined touchdowns and no punts. This electrifying contest was an offensive masterpiece, with both teams trading scores in a relentless display of firepower. Quarterbacks, running backs, and receivers all played pivotal roles in this unforgettable shootout, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.
The absence of punts underscored the efficiency and explosiveness of both offenses, making this game a rare and thrilling spectacle that will be remembered as one of the season’s most entertaining matchups.
Trey McBride Breaks Tight End Record for Most Receptions in First Three Seasons
Trey McBride made history during the 2024-2025 season, setting a new record for the most receptions by a tight end in their first three seasons with 221 catches. This remarkable achievement surpassed the previous record of 216, held by All-Pro George Kittle. McBride’s consistent production, reliable hands, and ability to find openings in defenses made him a go-to target for his team in crucial moments. His versatility allowed him to excel as both a reliable chain-mover and a big-play threat, making him an indispensable part of the offense.
With this record, McBride has solidified himself as one of the premier young talents in the league and a cornerstone for his team's future success.