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2026 NFL Predictions: Predicting an NFL team record to be broken for each team

Some are more attainable records than others.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'marr Chase (1)
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'marr Chase (1) | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect
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Dallas Cowboys - career passing touchdowns

It is about time there is another easy decision for these predictions. If Dak Prescott does not surpass SIX passing touchdowns this season, something went horribly wrong for the Dallas Cowboys in 2026. Considering it is bad karma to predict or call for injuries for anyone, it feels like a safe call to predict Prescott to set the career passing touchdown record.

New York Giants - single-season receptions by a tight end

We are really flying the flag for advocacy on Isaiah Likely with this prediction, but considering the amount of roster turnover for the New York Giants this offseason, it feels like this is the safest call for the franchise. Likely has a career-high of 42 receptions, which is a far cry from the mark of 74 that he would need to beat for this record. That said, Likely has always been a secondary option at tight end in Baltimore; heading into his first season as the primary option at the position could be a fruitful one.

Philadelphia Eagles - career rushing touchdowns

Does a tush push count as a rushing touchdown? It is a question as old as the Jalen Hurts era officially beginning in Philadelphia in 2021. Whether or not one wants to count it as a true rushing touchdown or not, the record books count it as one, and the veteran quarterback is seven rushing touchdowns away from setting the career record for rushing touchdowns as a Philadelphia Eagle due, in large part, to the success of that play.

Washington Commanders - single-season passing touchdowns

Jayden Daniels had one of the best and most successful rookie campaigns in NFL history, even setting the rookie passing touchdown record for the Washington franchise. In that year, he threw for 25 touchdowns. If he sets the single-season record, he would have to up that number by seven.

While it is a tall task to improve upon the statistic by seven, as numbers are never a guarantee in the NFL, the Commanders added a few weapons for the quarterback to pass the ball to this season. With an improved receiver unit compared to his rookie season, Daniels could break the single-season record of 31 passing touchdowns.

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