The Chiefs currently have Patrick Mahomes (QB1), Kareem Hunt (RB2), Tyreek Hill (WR3) and Travis Kelce (TE1) all ranked in the top three at their position in fantasy points scored this season. Since 2000, no team has had a player finish in the Top 3 in fantasy points at all four positions (QB, RB, WR, TE). The last team to do so through the first nine weeks of the season? The 2017 Chiefs, who had Alex Smith (QB2), Kareem Hunt (RB3), Tyreek Hill (WR3) and Travis Kelce (TE1) all in the top three at their position.

Sunday Night will feature familiar foes in the Cowboys and Eagles, but their place in the standings will be foreign to each team. The Eagles and Cowboys are currently second and third in the NFC East standings, respectively. It will be the first meeting in the Prescott-Wentz era that neither team will be in first place in the NFC East entering the game. In fact, the teams have been in first and second place in the division in three of the previous four meetings.

Le'Veon Bell's deadline to report is rapidly approaching, but James Conner has filled in nicely. Conner is on pace for 2,170 scrimmage yards this season after Bell had 1,946 last season. The only time a team had two different players record 1,900+ scrimmage yards in consecutive seasons was the 1998-99 Colts, when Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk recorded 2,227 scrimmage yards in 1998, and Edgerrin James had 2,139 in the 1999 season.

Tom Brady will play in his 300th career game (including playoffs) in Week 10, joining Brett Favre as the only QBs in NFL history to play in 300 games. Brady has 576 career touchdown passes (including playoffs), and can pass Peyton Manning (579) for the all-time record with 4 passing touchdowns.

Todd Gurley leads the NFL in scrimmage yards (1,230) and scrimmage touchdowns (16), as he did in 2017. The only other players since 1932 to lead the league in scrimmage yards and TDs in consecutive seasons: Hall of Famers Jim Brown (1958-1959) and Don Hutson (1941-1942).

To say Bills quarterbacks have struggled this season would be an understatement. Not only have the Bills QBs thrown the same number of pass TDs (3) as pick-six's (3), but Josh Allen, Derek Anderson, and Nathan Peterman have the three lowest passer ratings in the NFL, among QBs with 50+ pass attempts this season.

James White leads all running backs with 61 receptions this season, putting him on pace (108 receptions) to break Matt Forte's single-season running back record of 102 receptions in 2014.

2018 Matt Ryan is looking more and more like 2016 NFL MVP Matt Ryan. His 115.1 passer rating is fourth in the NFL while his 335.6 pass YPG leads the league. Since 1970, each of the four previous players to average 300+ pass YPG and post a passer rating of 115+ won the MVP Award that season (including Ryan in 2016).

The Seahawks rank seventh in total defense this season (allowing 333.3 total yards per game), but that's no problem for the Rams. Jared Goff and company are 4-0 against Top 10 total defenses this season, averaging 358.8 passing YPG in those contests.