This game features a matchup of one of the NFL's best wide receivers and its best cornerbacks. Since 2015, Antonio Brown leads the NFL in receptions (160) and receiving yards (2,139). In that same span, Marcus Peters leads the NFL in interceptions (12) and passes defensed (33, tied).

The Vikings are the only team since the 1970 merger to go 3-0 in the first 3 weeks despite scoring three-or-fewer offensive touchdowns. In fact, the Vikings have as many defensive and special teams TD (3) as they do offensive TD (3).

Since Tom Brady became the Patriots starting QB in 2001, the Patriots are 13-5 in games without him. New England's .722 winning percentage in games without Brady is better than any other team's overall winning percentage since 2001.

The Falcons offense is flying high through three games, leading the NFL in scoring (34.7 PPG) and total offense (448.0 YPG). Among all QBs to make three starts this season, Matt Ryan's 119.0 passer rating is the best in the NFL.

Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker have a legitimate claim as the best wide receiver duo of the last two seasons. In that span, Marshall and Decker have the most receiving touchdowns of any WR duo (28). But Sunday they face Richard Sherman and the Legion of Boom. That unit has only yielded 14 pass TD since 2015, which is the fewest in the NFL.

Both Jameis Winston and Trevor Siemian were selected in the 2015 NFL Draft. Jameis Winston was the first QB selected (No. 1 overall), while Trevor Siemian was the last QB selected (No. 250 overall). Siemian's 95.9 passer rating is nearly 15 points higher than Winston's (81.0) this season.

Jarvis Landry is tied with Antonio Brown for the NFL lead in receptions this season with 24. Since he was drafted by the Dolphins in 2014, Landry is fourth in the NFL with 218 receptions, behind only Antonio Brown, Julio Jones and Demaryius Thomas.

Dak Prescott has thrown 99 passes without an interception to begin his career. The only rookie in NFL history to start his career with more passes without an INT is Carson Wentz, whose 102 passes without an INT is also an active streak.

The Bears are 0-3 in consecutive seasons for the first time since 1997 and 1998. They are 1-8 at home under John Fox, and in danger of losing their seventh straight game to the Lions. Detroit has never defeated the Bears seven straight times in their rivalry dating back to 1930.

Larry Fitzgerald will have a welcoming sight on the other sideline Sunday. Fitzgerald has 153 receptions and 16 TD in 24 career games against the Rams. Both of those figures are the most in his career against any singular opponent.