Chaser’s Pro Football Records and Facts for Sunday’s Games

Here are your records and facts for today and tonight's games.

All records and facts courtesy of NFL.com.

Teams with byes: Baltimore, Dallas, Jacksonville, New York Jets.

Minnesota (4-5) @ Chicago (3-6) -  Minnesota leads series 54-50-2.  Last meeting was December 1, 2013, Minnesota won 23-20.  Minnesota is on a 2 game winning streak while Chicago is headed the other direction with a 3 game losing streak.  Both teams are 0-2 against division rivals and Minnesota is in third place while Chicago is in last place in the NFC North.

Atlanta (3-6) @ Carolina (3-6-1) - Atlanta leads series 23-15.  Last meeting was December 29, 2013 Carolina won 21-20.   Atlanta has won one game in their last 4 while Carolina is on a 4 game losing streak.  Atlanta is undefeated against division rivals at 3-0 while Carolina is 1-1 against their division rivals. But Carolina is in second place while Atlanta is in third place in the NFC South standings.

Houston (4-5) @ Cleveland (6-3) - Houston leads series 4-3   Last meeting was in 2011, Houston won 30-12.  Cleveland is on a 3 game winning streak while Houston is coming off their bye week and is 1-3 in their last 4 games. Cleveland is in first place in the AFC North, while Houston is in second place in the AFC South.

Seattle (6-3) @ Kansas City (6-3) - Kansas City leads series 32-18.   Last meeting was in 2010, Kansas City won 42-24.  This is a game of former division rivals in the AFC West before Seattle moved into the NFC in the NFL realignment of 2002. Kansas City is currently on a 4 game winning streak and Seattle is on a 3 game winning streak.  Kansas City is in second place in the AFC West, while Seattle is in second place in the NFC West.

Cincinnati (5-3-1) @ New Orleans (4-5) - Series tied 6-6. Last meeting was in 2010, New Orleans won 34-30. Both teams come into this match up 2-2 in their last 4 games.  New Orleans is in first place in the NFC South and Cincinnati is in second place in the AFC North.

San Francisco (5-4) @ New York Giants (3-6) - New York leads series 19-18. Last meeting was in 2012, New York won 26-3. New York is on a 4 game losing streak while San Francisco is 2-2 in their last 4 games.  New York is in third place in the NFC East while San Francisco is in third place in the NFC West.

Denver (7-2) @ St. Louis (3-6) -  St. Louis leads series 7-5. Last meeting was in 2010, St. Louis won 36-33. Denver is 3-1 in their last 4 games while St. Louis is 2-2 in their last 4 games.  Denver is in first place in the AFC West while St. Louis is in last place in the NFC West.

Tampa Bay (1-8) @ Washington (3-6) - Series tied 10-10. Last meeting was in 2012, Washington won 24-22. Tampa Bay is on a 5 game losing streak while Washington is 2-2 in their last 4 games.  Washington is in last place in the NFC East, while Tampa Bay is in last place in the NFC South.

Oakland (0-9) @ San Diego (5-4) - Oakland leads series 59-49-2   Last meeting was in week 6 on October 12, San Diego won 31-28. Oakland is currently on a 15 game losing streak dating back to last season, while San Diego is on a 3 game losing streak. San Diego is 1-2 against division rivals, while Oakland is 0-2. San Diego is in third place while Oakland is of course in last place in the AFC West.

Detroit (7-2) @ Arizona (8-1) - Detroit leads series 31-26-5. Last meeting was last season, Arizona won 25-21. Arizona is undefeated at home and is currently on a 5 game winning streak while Detroit is on a 4 game winning streak. Arizona QB Carson Palmer is out for the season and second string QB Drew Stanton will be filling in for the rest of the season.  Arizona is in first place in the NFC West and Detroit is in first place in the NFC North.

Philadelphia (7-2) @ Green Bay (6-3) - Green Bay leads series 25-16. Last meeting was last season, Philadelphia won 27-13. Both teams come into this game winning 3 of their last 4 games. Philadelphia is in first place in the NFC East, while Green Bay is in second place in the NFC North.

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New England (7-2) @ Indianapolis (6-3) - New England leads series 48-29. Last meeting was last season in the 2013 AFC Divisional Playoff, New England won 43-22. New England is on a 5 game winning streak while Indianapolis has won 3 of their last 4 games. New England is in first place in the AFC East, while Indianapolis is in first place in the AFC South.

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