Chase has been a human highlight reel since week one of the 2021 season against the Minnesota Vikings inside Paycor Stadium when he let the NFL know he was for real. Since then, he has posted over 500 receptions with nearly 7,000 receiving yards and over 50 touchdowns as a Bengal.

The impressive feat was accomplished nearly 40 years ago by Hall of Famer Tim Brown, who totaled 2,317 all-purpose yards as a rookie with the Los Angeles Raiders in 1988. Dike currently leads all NFL players in all-purpose yards and also ranks among the league’s top three in both kick and punt return yards.

Derrick Henry made Lambeau Field history and NFL history in rushing for 216 yards during a 41-24 rout of the Packers on Saturday night.

The Chicago Bears walked into Sunday night’s showdown with the San Francisco 49ers with a chance to become the NFC’s top seed. Things started about as well as Chicago could have dreamed. Brock Purdy threw an interception on San Francisco’s very first snap,

New England Patriots undrafted rookie wide receiver Efton Chism III recorded the first reception of his NFL career, and it came on a big play in Sunday's game against the New York Jets. The reception resulted in a 30-yard play in the first quarter that helped extend a Patriots drive that ultimately led to a touchdown.

Henry recorded 36 carries for 216 yards and 4 touchdowns in Baltimore’s 41-24 triumph against the Green Bay Packers in Week 17. He set multiple NFL records in the process, becoming the first player in league history to have a 4 rushing-touchdown game with multiple franchises and the first player to post 7 200-yard rushing performances.