Buffalo Bills legend Bruce Smith's 200 sacks are the all-time NFL record on both official and unofficial lists. Smith never recorded a 20-sack season, but he was a force on the Bills' defense for 15 years and spent a total of 19 seasons in the league. Smith recorded 13 double-digit sack seasons in his NFL career.

Bo Nix is one victory away from the second-most wins through a QB's first two seasons. If the Broncos win out, he'd break the record.

According to ESPN's Benjamin Solak, no player before Jalen Hurts tonight committed two turnovers on one play going back as far as 1978

Through 13 games this season, the Jets’ defense has forced just two turnovers: A fumble recovery in Week Six against the Broncos, and a fumble recovery in Week 13 against the Falcons. The Jets’ defense still doesn’t have a single interception. Every other NFL team has at least five.

The final week of the NFL season always has some compelling storylines. Whether its for playoff spots, the race for draft positioning or contract incentives, there's always something to play for in Week 18. There's also individual records and milestones ...

Thanksgiving Day's game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys was the most-watched NFL regular-season game in league history, CBS Sports announced on Wednesday.

Philip Rivers is a literal grandfather. But he wouldn't be the first in NFL history if the Colts bring him back.

The oldest player to ever appear in an NFL game was George Blanda, who played quarterback and kicker in pro football for 26 seasons — the most in the history of the sport. Blanda played in both the AFL and NFL, and at the time of his retirement in 1976, he had scored more points than anyone in history.