7. Keenan Allen moves up the top-10 receptions list
The Indianapolis Colts just traded its leading pass catcher, Keenan Allen, to the San Francisco 49ers. As such, he might not be the most involved this weekend, if he is even active this week. If Allen does play, he is seven catches away from passing Cris Carter for eighth on the top-10 receptions list in league history.
6. Atlanta Falcons receiving touchdowns by a running back record
We have yet to see any movement by Bijan Robinson in the touchdown receptions department since Cooper Rush was the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. Waiting for him to move up the franchise leaderboard for most touchdown receptions at the running back position is officially a pastime. Robinson remains two such scores away from taking the record off of Tevin Coleman and Devonta Freeman, both at 11, in the lore of his organization.
5. Jacksonville Jaguars rookie receiving touchdowns record by a tight end
Nate Boerkircher had the record-breaking touchdown hit his outstretched hand on Thursday Night Football in Week 9. Alas, the rookie tight end could not haul it in, and remains in a tie for the record with Pete Mitchell and Zach Miller for most touchdown catches by a rookie Jacksonville Jaguars tight end. He will have another opportunity to make history this week against the division rival Tennessee Titans.
4. Los Angeles Chargers rushing touchdowns by a quarterback record
We are on pastime watch once again for the Los Angeles Chargers. Justin Herbert is still tied with Jack Kemp and John Hadl with 15 rushing touchdowns in his Chargers career. If he is able to scramble or sneak into the end zone on Monday night, Herbert will hold the franchise record for most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback all to himself.
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