NFL Research spotlights the best nuggets from each slate of games. Here are the most eye-popping statistical accomplishments from Week 13 of the 2025 season.

Amon-Ra St. Brown set a new NFL record in his first five seasons with another big night against the Cowboys on Thursday.

Garrett has been on a Hall of Fame trajectory since being selected as the No. 1 pick in the 2017 draft out of Texas A&M; in October, he passed Reggie White for the most sacks by a player before turning 30. Garrett, who turns 30 on Dec. 29, has 121.5 career sacks since entering the league, six more than the next-closest player (Watt, 115).

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford recorded his 28th straight touchdown pass without an interception against the Carolina Panthers.

The second game on Thanksgiving broke the league’s viewership record for a regular season game by drawing in 57.23 million viewers. The amount is combined from CBS and Paramount Plus viewers. This new record demolished the network’s previous record, which was 42.06 million viewers for the 2022 Thanksgiving game between the Cowboys and Giants.

The Lions star refused to let an ankle injury keep him from making history against the Cowboys, impressing teammates and coaches with his remarkable determination.

Browns All-Pro Myles Garrett needs just four sacks to break the NFL single-season sack record. Titans rookie QB Cam Ward could serve as the bait.

Thanksgiving Day's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys was the most-watched NFL regular-season game in league history, CBS Sports announced on Wednesday.

Detroit Lions fans show their love and support for their team on national television during Thursday Night Football after the Week 14 matchup on Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025 at Ford Field in Detroit. The Detroit Lions defeated the Dallas Cowboys 44-30. (Jake May | MLive.com)

Bengals star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, coming off a triple-crown season, is on the brink of more history. Ja'Marr Chase would become the fifth player in NFL history to notch a thousand yards in each of his first five seasons.

In the process, Gibbs gave himself 47 touchdowns for his career. That ties Barry Sanders for the NFL record for a player before turning 24 years old, and it's also the record for a player in his first three NFL seasons. Gibbs won't turn 24 until March, so he's pretty much certain to set new records on both those fronts.