Christian McCaffrey was a true jack-of-all-trades for the Carolina Panthers on Monday night.

McCaffrey ran the ball 15 times for 53 yards, he caught eight passes for 67 yards, and he threw a 50-yard touchdown pass on a trick play.

He is the first player since Walton Payton (1985) to have 50 or more yards rushing, receiving and passing all in the same game.

Lamar Jackson carried the football 18 times on Sunday for 95 yards.

Jackson is running the football more than any quarterback, ever. In five starts for the Baltimore Ravens, he has averaged 17.2 rushing attempts.

Over the course of an NFL season, no quarterback has ever averaged more than 10.1 rushing attempts per start.

In Jackson's starts, the Ravens have 234 runs and 119 passes, a ratio unheard of in today's NFL.

Chris Jones tied an NFL record with a sack in his 10th consecutive game Thursday night.

The Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman already holds the NFL's single-season record for consecutive games with a sack.

The two other players with a sack in 10 straight games -- DeMarcus Ware and Simon Fletcher -- did so across two seasons.

Jones, 24, has 14 total sacks this season.

Larry Fitzgerald has passed Jerry Rice for the most catches with one team in NFL history.

Fitzgerald has 1,286 catches in his 15 seasons with the Arizona Cardinals. Rice had 1,281 receptions with the San Francisco 49ers.

"It's a two-way street in this business," Fitzgerald said. "You have to want to stay in a place and the organization, team, coaches have to want you to be here. It's a two-way street. I'm appreciative of the Bidwill family for giving me the shot to continue to play and call Arizona home. It means a lot to me."

Fitzgerald is third on the NFL's all-time receptions list. Rice is first with 1,549 and tight end Tony Gonzalez is second with 1,325.

Aaron Rodgers set the NFL record for most consecutive passes thrown without an interception in Sunday's win over the Atlanta Falcons.

He tied Tom Brady with 358, then surpassed him in the second half.

The Green Bay Packers quarterback finished the game with his streak intact at 368 passes.

Rodgers' last interception came in Week 4 against the Buffalo Bills on a twice-deflected pass. He has 23 touchdowns and just one interception this season. He's completing 62% of his passes.

If the New York Giants lose on Sunday, Eli Manning will tie Brett Favre for the second-most quarterback losses in NFL history.

Manning has 111 loses as New York's starter.

Vinny Testaverde holds the dubious mark with 123 defeats.