FROM A TO Z
Arizona: At 34, Larry Fitzgerald needs eight receptions and 18 yards to become the oldest player to have 100 catches and 1,000 yards receiving in a season.
Atlanta: Julio Jones ranks third with 1,215 yards receiving (with three touchdowns) and has averaged 96.4 yards in his last seven games against the Saints.
Carolina: Cam Newton needs 31 yards rushing to move into third place all-time among quarterbacks. Jonathan Stewart has five touchdowns in the last four games.
Chicago: With a 13-33 record over three seasons, John Fox could be coaching his final home game for the Bears, who have lost six of their last seven games.
Dallas: Dak Prescott leads all quarterbacks with 12 rushing touchdowns over two seasons. A win over Seattle keeps Dallas alive in wild-card race.
Detroit: Lions Pro Bowl corner Darius Slay had two interceptions vs. Bears, his second twopick game of the season. He leads NFL with seven interceptions.
Green Bay: The Packers have been eliminated from the playoffs and will miss the postseason for the first time since 2008, Aaron Rodgers’ first full season as a starter.
Minnesota: The Vikings have clinched the NFC North, their second division title in last three seasons. The only other team to win the title since 2010 is the Packers.
New Orleans: The Saints have three players with more than 1,000 total yards: Mark Ingram (1,420), Alvin Kamara (1,336) and Michael Thomas (1,085).
N.Y. Giants: Orleans Darkwa’s four rushing scores through Week 15 are the most by a Giant since Andre Williams (seven) and Rashad Jennings (four)in 2014.
Philadelphia: Nick Foles tied the NFL record with seven touchdown passes against the Raiders in 2013. He had four touchdown throws vs. Giants last week.
RAMS: Last week, Todd Gurley became the first running back since 2010 to have three-plus touchdowns rushing and a touchdown receiving in the same game.
San Francisco: The 49ers, who have held four straight foes to fewer than 100 yards rushing for first time since 2013, faces NFL’s top rushing attack (Jaguars).
Seattle: Seahawks have lost two in a row. Their last three-game losing streak came in 2010, when they earned a wild-card spot in the playoffs with a record of 7-9.
Tampa Bay: Brent Grimes is going for his third straight game vs. Panthers with a pick. Tampa Bay allows an NFL-worst 276.1 yards passing per game.
Washington: Defensive lineman Anthony Lanier had two sacks, a forced fumble and three pass breakups vs. Cardinals. He has five sacks in last five games.