The best facts to know from Week 7 of the NFL including Cam Newton setting records, some historic struggles, and more!
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ByKevin Lestz, PSO Asst. Research Analyst Oct 27, 2020
Week 7 of the NFL season was full of great excitement with various comeback game-winners despite miniscule time left on the clock. Quarterbacks throughout the league continue to smash records both through the air and from the ground attack. Divisions in the NFC are both historically good and unbelievably bad simultaneously. Here are the top 5 facts to know from NFL Week 7:
Carson Wentz, Baker Mayfield, and Matthew Stafford all threw game-winning TD in the final minute of regulation this week.
It marks just the 4th time in the last 30 years there have been 3 game-winning TD passes in the final minute of regulation in a single week. H/T @EliasSportspic.twitter.com/fKmjXpFHxy
Today marked the 2nd time in Matthew Stafford’s career he has thrown a game-winning Pass TD with 0:00 left in the 4th quarter.
The only other player in the Super Bowl era with two such Pass TD is Tim Couch. Both Stafford and Couch were No. 1 overall picks. H/T @EliasSportspic.twitter.com/KTOthTx0Tx
This is the Eagles 1st win when trailing by double-digits in the 4th quarter since 2012 against the Buccaneers. They had lost 36 straight entering Thursday.
Carson Wentz has now overcome a double-digit deficit in each of his last 3 home games against the Giants. pic.twitter.com/PVI7vQ08gD
This is Kyler Murray's first career comeback from a 10+ point 4th-quarter deficit to win a game.
He joins Dak Prescott, Carson Wentz, Mitch Trubisky and Nick Foles as the only QBs to do so this season -- and Murray is the only one to do so in a game that went to OT
Cam Newton reached 30,000 career passing yards today, and has now become the first player in NFL history with 30,000+ passing yards and 5,000+ rushing yards
Patriots 33-6 loss to San Francisco is worst home loss and 2nd biggest deficit loss in the Belichick era, also 1st 3-game losing streak for New England since 2002 pic.twitter.com/zcreZWCtlc
Both rookies and vets have been shining in 2020, and had a week to remember across the NFL.
After starting 0-5 with an Int in the first quarter, Mayfield went 22-23 with 5 Pass TD and 0 Int.
He set a @Browns franchise record with 21 straight completions and became the 2nd player in NFL history to throw 3 go-ahead Pass TD in the 4th quarter of a game. H/T @EliasSportspic.twitter.com/mBceuNSKOe
Joe Burrow is the first rookie in NFL history to record 3 Pass TD, 1 Rush TD and throw for 350+ pass yards in a game. H/T @EliasSportspic.twitter.com/U4l1KuX8uf