Baltimore Ravens - career rushing touchdowns
Much like the Buffalo Bills, there are a couple of options to predict a broken record in Baltimore. The honorable mention is career receiving touchdowns by a running back. Justice Hill is just two away, but considering he has only broken that mark once in his career, it feels like there is a better option to predict.
The prediction here is career rushing touchdowns. The funny part is that Lamar Jackson is only 11 away from setting that mark himself. However, the better and safer choice is running back Derrick Henry, who, despite only being in Baltimore for two years so far, needs 14 rushing touchdowns to set the franchise record, a mark that he has surpassed in both of his prior seasons as a Raven.
Cincinnati Bengals - career receiving touchdowns
This one is an easy one to predict. Ja’Marr Chase is on the record for saying he wants to break the all-time receiving touchdown record, currently held by Randy Moss, of 23. Well, on his way to potentially setting that mark, he will need to pass the lucky number 13, which is how many receiving touchdowns he is away from setting the Cincinnati Bengals franchise record.
Cleveland Browns - rookie receptions
Last year, Harold Fannin set the rookie receptions record for the Cleveland Browns. That record is, once again, in danger, as the Browns drafted a pair of fantastic looking wide receivers in the first and second rounds, respectively. It could be K.C. Concepcion or Denzel Boston, but this is the most likely record to fall for the Browns in 2026.
Pittsburgh Steelers - career points
Do we follow special teams over here? Absolutely, NFL Spin Zone follows special teams! That is how we know Chris Boswell is only 94 points away from setting the Pittsburgh Steelers all-time points record. Although T.J. Watt is two forced fumbles away from setting the franchise mark in that category, it feels good to give the nod to special teams every now and again.
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