NFL RecordsNFL Record Moves: Week of November 3, 2026
Changes on the official all-time career lists between October 28 and November 3, 2026.
- Dak Prescott passed Boomer Esiason (37,920) in career passing yards, now #29 all-time with 38,035. List →
- Jared Goff passed Josh Allen (93) in career quarterback wins, now #28 all-time with 94. List →
- Dak Prescott passed Matt Hasselbeck (85) in career quarterback wins, now #41 all-time with 86. List →
- Dak Prescott passed Roger Staubach (85) in career quarterback wins, now #41 all-time with 86. List →
- Baker Mayfield passed Trent Dilfer (58) in career quarterback wins, now #86 all-time with 59. List →
- Baker Mayfield passed Jeff Garcia (58) in career quarterback wins, now #86 all-time with 59. List →
- Travis Kelce passed Torry Holt (13,382) in career receiving yards, now #18 all-time with 13,412. List →
- Keenan Allen passed Jimmy Smith (12,287) in career receiving yards, now #27 all-time with 12,376. List →
- Keenan Allen passed Antonio Brown (12,291) in career receiving yards, now #27 all-time with 12,376. List →
- Keenan Allen passed Brandon Marshall (12,351) in career receiving yards, now #27 all-time with 12,376. List →
- Von Miller passed DeMarcus Ware (138.5) in career sacks, now #7 all-time with 139.5. List →
- Von Miller passed Terrell Suggs (139) in career sacks, now #7 all-time with 139.5. List →
- T. J. Watt passed Clyde Simmons (121.5) in career sacks, now #23 all-time with 122.5. List →
- T. J. Watt passed Simeon Rice (122) in career sacks, now #23 all-time with 122.5. List →
Compared from weekly snapshots of the official NFL record lists (NFL Record & Fact Book, as compiled on Wikipedia), which can trail live games by a few days.