Tom Brady became the first quarterback in NFL history to reach 600 career touchdown passes in Sunday's 38-3 win over the Chicago Bears.

It happened with 10 seconds left in the first quarter on a 9-yard touchdown throw to Mike Evans.

Brady was greeted with a giant hug from Bruce Arians after the play, while Evans threw the ball to a fan in the stands, not realizing it was a record until Arians told him.

"I said, 'You're gonna have to go give that guy two jerseys to get that ball back,'" Arians joked. "I was like, either get two of Tom's [or two of yours] but you need to get that ball back for him. And he said, 'Does he really want that ball?' And I said, 'I'm betting he wants that ball.'"

A Tampa Bay Buccaneers official was able to retrieve the ball, giving the fan a different one.

"That was really cool. I got it in the bag over there," Brady said. "Mike gave it away. He goes, 'Man, I'm sorry, man. I'll get it.' I said, 'It's alright. I'm sure they'll find a way to get it back.' But I don't actually keep too many things so ... in that circumstance, I just felt like that might be a good one to keep.

"He's gonna get something nice in return. So we'll get him a helmet or a couple jerseys or some other stuff. That was really cool of him to do that."

The Baltimore Ravens rallied to beat the Indianapolis Colts on Monday night, but it wasn't all good news.

The Ravens rushed for just 86 yards in the victory, ending their streak of 43 straight 100-yard games.

That tied the mark held by the Pittsburgh Steelers, whose streak of 100-yard games spanned from 1974-77.

The Seattle Seahawks have struggled defensively this season and are on pace to break NFL records.

After giving up 476 yards to the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday night, the Seahawks have allowed 2,254 yards through five games.

The average of 451 yards per game puts the Seahawks on pace to allow the most yardage in NFL history.

Kyler Murray has overtaken Patrick Mahomes as the consensus favorite to win NFL MVP at U.S. sportsbooks.

Murray, at +550, is the favorite to win the Associated Press MVP award at Caesars Sportsbook. Mahomes is next at +600, followed by Josh Allen at +800.

The Arizona Cardinals quarterback entered the season at 25-1 to win MVP, but he quickly moved into the top tier of favorites and was 10-1 after Week 1.

Murray is completing 76.1% of his passes and has accounted for 12 touchdowns.

Derrick Henry is on pace to break two major NFL records through four weeks.

So far this season Henry has 113 carries for 510 yards and 14 catches for 125 yards, which gives him 127 touches and 635 yards from scrimmage this season for the Tennessee Titans.

With some help from the new 17-game season, that puts Henry on record pace in four statistical categories: carries, rushing yards, touches and yards from scrimmage.

Tom Brady broke the NFL's all-time passing yardage mark at Gillette Stadium on Sunday night.

With 80,291 career passing yards heading into the game against the New England Patriots -- his first trip back to Foxborough since his departure in 2020 -- Brady needed 68 more to eclipse Drew Brees' 80,358.

Brady broke the record with a 28-yard completion to Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans in the first quarter.

"I just think it's an amazing statistic in that so many people can share in it with me," Brady said. "Quarterback doesn't throw and catch. Quarterback can just throw it. It's yards. Passing yards have to be caught, so I just hope that everybody who caught passes from me over the years just had a little smile on their face tonight knowing they contributed to a very cool record.

"There are some people who have kind of preceded it by name. Drew Brees, who I look up to, is a hell of a guy, great player. Peyton Manning -- one of my all-time favorites -- Brett Favre, Dan Marino, but obviously, my teammates who caught all these passes over the years mean an awful lot to me."