What you need to know about Sunday’s games in the NFL

The regular season is coming to an end and an extended preseason promises exciting matches in the keys

Week 15 of the NFL, getting closer to the postseason and by the end of this day there will be more teams with a ticket or guaranteed seed.

10,262 points have been scored in 208 games. That number is the highest in 14 weeks in NFL history.

They have met 43 times in temporary workers. regularly (Falcons lead 28-25).
Buccaneers: They secure a spot in the postseason with a win and a draw between Vikings and Bears.
Tom Brady (TB): 6-0 in his career vs. Falcons including Playoffs. They are 1 of the 4 teams he has never lost to.
Falcons: They are already out of the battle for a place in the late season.
Matt Ryan (ATL): Needs 340 yards to finish 2nd. QB in NFL history (Drew Brees) with 10 consecutive seasons with more than 4,000 passing yards.

They have met 118 times in temp. regularly (Vikings lead 61-55-2).
The winner of this game remains eligible for a playoff spot. The loser is left with a very complicated picture.
Bears: 30 pts. scored in consecutive games. Both with Mitchell Trubisky as their QB.
Mitchell Trubisky (CHI): 4 consecutive wins against Vikings.
Vikings: 3 wins in a row against division rivals (their best streak since winning 5 in a row in 2017).
Dalvin Cook (MIN): His total of 1,674 yards are the highest in the NFL this year and are also a personal best for him.

They have met 21 times in temp. regularly (Jaguars lead 12-9).
Jaguars: 12 consecutive losses. It’s the 2nd. worst active streak behind Jets (13).
James Robinson (JAX): 4th. undraft player since 1967 to complete 1,000+ rushing yards in his rookie season.
Ravens: They are the only 3-man team with more than 500 rush yards this year (Jackson with 793, Edwards with 536 and Dobbins with 504).
Lamar Jackson (BAL): 13-2 in his career versus teams with a losing record and 7-0 this year versus teams with at least 3 games under .500 in pc. victories.

They’ve met 29 times in temp. regularly (49ers lead 15-13-1).
49ers: They are eliminated with a loss + win for the Cardinals.
Nick Mullens (SF): 7 INT since week 8. Only Drew Lock (9) and Matt Ryan (8) have thrown more than he did in that period.
Cowboys: They are eliminated with a loss or win to Washington or Arizona.
Cowboys: They haven’t lost 10 or more games in a season since 2015, when they went 4-12.

They have met 12 times in temp. regularly (Titans lead 9-3).
Lions: They will drop out if they lose this game and the Cardinals win theirs.
Adrian Peterson (DET): 100+ yards in total in 3 of 4 career games against Titans.
Titans: Secure a playoff spot with Ravens and Raiders wins + losses or Ravens and Dolphins win + losses.
Derrick Henry (TEN): Needs a TD overland to finish 4th. player in NFL history with more than 1,500 yards and 15+ rushing TDs in consecutive seasons.

They have met 37 times in temp. regularly (Colts lead 28-9).
Texans: They already have no chance of a place in the late season.
Deshaun Watson (HOU): 25 TD passes this season. You need 2 more to set a new personal record.
Colts: They can’t secure their late season this week. If they win, their qualifying chance is 95% based on ESPN’s FPI.
TY Hilton (IND): 3 games in a row with at least one TD through the front desk after 14 games have been added in a row without registering through the same route.

They have met 107 times in temp. regularly (Patriots lead 55-52).
Patriots: They’d be eliminated if they got this game and their streak from 11 temp. To lose. kept coming to the postal season.
Patriots: 4-16 vs. dolphins in Miami in December. Tom Brady was 1-6 in those games as the Patriots’ QB.
Dolphins: In the event of a win, they would secure their first winning season since 2016, when they finished 10-6.
Tua Tagovailoa (MIA): Rookie QB’s have lost their last 9 games to the Patriots. The last rookie to beat them was Geno Smith in 2013.

They have met 17 times in temp. regularly (Washington leads 12-5).
Seahawks: 11 wins in their last 12 Eastern Time Zone games since 2018.
Russell Wilson (SEA): If he rolls 4 TDs, he will match Dan Marino’s record for the most games (16) by that amount for a QB in his first 9 seasons.
Washington: 4 consecutive wins since week 11 (longest active streak in NFC)
Washington: If he wins this game, he would set his life record at 610-610-28.

They’ve met 117 times in temp. regularly (cardinals lead 57-55-5).
Eagles: They will be eliminated if they lose this game and Washington beats the Seahawks.
Jalen Hurts (PHI): Ran 106 m. Vs. Saints last week (2nd highest for a QB in his first career start since 1950).
Cardinals: 15-7 vs. NFC East rivals since 2010. Its PCT. trump (.682) is 2nd. better against any division in that period.
Kyler Murray (ARI): 10 TDs on the ground in 2020. Only Cam Newton has more (11) under QBs.

They have met 14 times in temp. regularly (Rams lead 10-4).
Jets: 13 consecutive losses (worst run in history).
Frank Gore (NYJ): Needs 107 hasty yards to get 3rd. player in history to reach 16,000 meters that way.
Rams: They get a playoff spot if they win this game.
Aaron Donald (L to R): 12.5 sacks by QB (NFL leader this season).

They have met 11 times in temp. regularly (Chiefs lead 6-5).
Both teams are 36-9 since the start of 2018 (tied for the best in the league ever since).
Chiefs: They secure the first. place in the AFC if they win this game and it is combined with losses to Steelers and Bills.
Chiefs: 8 consecutive wins (longest active streak in the NFL).
Patrick Mahomes (KC): Over 315 passing yards in 6 consecutive games. He would set a new record if he reached that number in this game.
Saints: They take the division title with a Buccaneers win or loss.
Drew Brees (NO): He would go back to the start of three to recover from his rib injury. He has won the last 6 games he started.

They have met 49 times in temporary workers. regularly (Browns leads 26-21-2).
Browns: 40 pts. scored in consecutive games. They haven’t put that number at 3 since 1968.
Baker Mayfield (CLE): If he wins, he will be first. Bronws QB with 10 wins in a season since Derek Anderson in 2007.
Giants: 4-1 in their last 5 games after starting Season 1-7.
Daniel Jones (NYG): 0-5 in his primetime career, with 8 TD passes and 9 INT in those meetings.