Andy Reid won his 125th regular season game with the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.

The victory broke Hank Stram's franchise record for most regular-season wins by a head coach.

Reid is now the first head coach in NFL history to have the most regular-season wins for two different franchises.

He won 130 games with the Philadelphia Eagles in his 14 seasons there (1999-2012) and has 125 wins in his 11 seasons with the Chiefs (2013-present). 

With 277 combined victories in the regular season and postseason, Reid is fourth on the all-time list among head coaches.

Dallas Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland set the single-season record for interception returns for a touchdown against the Washington Commanders on Thursday afternoon.

The second-year cornerback returned an interception 63 yards for the Cowboys' final score in a 45-10 demolishing of the Commanders.

Entering Thursday, Bland had been tied with Eric Allen (1993), Jim Kearney (1972) and Ken Houston (1971) for the record.

Bland has more defensive touchdowns (five) than any other team this season. 

CeeDee Lamb had 11 catches for 151 yards and a touchdown for the Dallas Cowboys in the team's 49-17 win over the New York Giants on Sunday afternoon.

"I'm the top receiver in this game," Lamb said. "There's no question about it. If there is, I'll see you again next week."

Sunday marked Lamb's third straight game with 10-plus catches and 150-plus receiving yards. He's the only player to have three such consecutive games since at least 1970.

C.J. Stroud is enjoying one of the best seasons ever for the rookie quarterback in the NFL.

Through nine games, Stroud has 2,625 passing yards, which puts him on pace for 4,958 yards in a 17-game season.

That would allow him to easily surpass the current rookie record of 4,374 yards, set by Andrew Luck in 2012.

Stroud has also thrown just two interceptions in 318 passes, an interception on just 0.63 percent of his attempts, which would also be a rookie record. 

Trey McBride caught eight passes for 131 yards on Sunday, ending an amazing streak for the Arizona Cardinals.

McBride is the first Arizona tight end to have 100 receiving yards in a game since 1989.

The longest such drought in NFL history, the last Cardinals' tight end to have 100 receiving yards in a game prior to McBride was Robert Awalt, who had 105 receiving yards in Week 10 of the 1989 season.