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Player A vs. Player B

Player A: 243 yards passing per game, 9 touchdown passes, 66.9% completion percentage
Player B: 271 yards passing per game, 8 touchdown passes, 66.7% completion percentage 

A is Eli Manning and B is his brother

Player A: 192 yards rushing, 1 rushing TD, 11 recs, 64 yards receiving
Players B: 203 yards rushing, 1 rushing TD, 11 recs, 122 yards receiving

A is LeSean McCoy and B is Trent Richardson.

Player A: 161 yards rushing, 3.0 YPC, 1 rushing TDs, 7 recs, 49 yards receiving
Player B: 141 yards rushing, 5.2 YPC, 3 rushing TDs, 1 recs, 3 yards receiving

A is Eddie Lacy, B is Isaiah Crowell

Player A: 22 recs, 317 receiving yards, 3 touchdowns
Player B: 23 recs, 291 receiving yards, 3 touchdowns

A is Delanie Walker, B is Dez Bryant 

Player A: 21 recs, 197 receiving yards, 1 touchdown
Player B: 21 recs, 313 receiving yards, 1 touchdowns

A is Travis Kelce, B is Niles Paul

Player A: 32 recs, 340 receiving yards, 3 touchdowns
Player B: 25 recs, 429 receiving yards, 3 touchdowns

A is Jimmy Graham, B is Steve Smith

Did You Know?

• In two less games started, Kirk Cousins has four fewer pass attempts (114) than Tony Romo (118)
• Six quarterbacks have started a game and not lost this year. Mike Glennon, Derek Anderson, Andy Dalton, Drew Stanton, Teddy Bridgewater, and Carson Palmer. The only one who doesn't have at least one touchdown pass is Teddy Bridgewater.
• Seven quarterbacks have started a game and have not won this year. Shaun Hill, Charlie Whitehurst, Blake Bortles, Chad Henne, Kirk Cousins and Derek Carr. The losing quarterbacks outscore the winning quarterbacks 19 to 12 in touchdown passes. 
• Of all the quarterbacks who have started at least three games, only Cam Newton and Brian Hoyer have not thrown at least one interception. 
• Derek Anderson has more touchdown passes (3) than Andy Dalton (2)
• Five players are averaging over 100 yards receiving per game: Jordy Nelson, Julio Jones, Emmanuel Sanders, Steve Smith and Antonio Brown. All have at least three touchdows, except Sanders, who has zero.
• Three receivers are averaging 6+ receptions per game with over 14 yards per catch: Julio Jones, Antonio Brown and Steve Smith. 
• Jacksonville has allowed the most points (154). Second most is 119 by Tampa Bay, a full 35 point less. Cincinnati and Tampa Bay combined have not allowed as many points at Jacksonville.
• Jacksonville has lost by an average of 23.5 points per game
• Cincinnati has won by an average of 15.7 points per game. They are on the road at New England, who has lost by an average of 2.5 points per game. 
• The Rams have 3 touchdown passes this season. All three came in three quarters against Dallas in Week 3.
• The Ravens have scored in 50% of their drives (tops in the league). The Colts have scored in 46.9% of their drives (4th best). The Colts score 2.63 points per drive (1st) and the Ravens score 2.60 points per drive (2nd). They play each other this week. Looks like a high scoring game. 
• Bring on Drew Brees. The Buccaneers quarterback rating against this year is 118.4. Worst in the league. They also are allowing a 75.8% completion rate to opposing quarterbacks. Also highest in the league. They play at New Orleans this week.
• The best quarterback rating against is Cincinnati at 56.9. This is not the week to see if Tom Brady bounces back.
• Time for Jerick McKinnon to shine? The Packers have allowed a league high 42 rushing first downs. 
• Rashad Jennings should also have a good game - Atlanta has allowed a league high 9 rushing touchdowns and 33 rushing first downs (2nd most). 

Rushing Leaders in Yards Per Carry By Team