5 Most Interesting Facts From NFL Week 11

NFL Week 11 came to a close and some amazing records were made by the NFL’s elite. Patrick Mahomes and Russell Wilson are trying to lead their teams to another Super Bowl championship, Larry Fitzgerald’s loyalty may finally pay off as the Cardinals also hope to win the franchise’s 1st Super Bowl behind DeAndre Hopkins elite play, while the Jaguars hit a gold mine by picking up James Robinson as an undrafted rookie.

Here are the 5 most interesting facts to know from NFL Week 11:

Winning Wilson

Going from leading the Legion of Boom to now heading a dynamic offense in Seattle, Russell Wilson is an undisputed winner.

https://twitter.com/StatsCentre/status/1329652970368212992?s=20

Can't Guard Mike

Michael Thomas has quickly emerged as the most reliable WR in history through a player’s first five seasons.

Thanks to the 2nd of his 9 catches so far today vs the Falcons, @Saints receiver Michael Thomas- despite missing 6 games in 2020 so far- has passed Jarvis Landry (481 from 2014-18) for the most receptions by a player within their first 5 career NFL seasons (489 and counting) pic.twitter.com/aKyuw4GUQA
— StatsCentre (@StatsCentre) November 22, 2020

New Dynasty

Patrick Mahomes and his offense are playing at an unprecedented level as they hope to repeat as Champions.

Kansas City Chiefs have scored 23+ points in a NFL-record 24 straight games (including playoffs) pic.twitter.com/EXUKFMRMdR
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) November 23, 2020

Chip on His Shoulder

James Robinson has been a pleasant surprise for the Jaguars, as the undrafted rookie is breaking insane NFL records already.

on Sunday, Jags rookie RB James Robinson became the 1st undrafted rookie in NFL history with 1,000+ scrimmage yards in his first 10 games

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only 25 other players on this list, including Eric Dickerson, Edgerrin James, Zeke, Marshall Faulk & Adrian Peterson (all were drafted)
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) November 23, 2020

Ryan's Worst Enemy

Matt Ryan must hate playing against Cam Jordan and the Saints.

Cameron Jordan is the first player* to sack one single QB (Matt Ryan) 20 times.

*since sacks became official stat (1982) pic.twitter.com/CQgnpzTOK9
— NFL on CBS 🏈 (@NFLonCBS) November 23, 2020