Davis dominated the regular season in both 1997 and 1998, but he was even more efficient during each playoff run. The Hall of Famer rushed for 581 yards and eight touchdowns over four playoff games in 1997 before rumbling his way to 468 yards and three touchdowns on six yards per carry in 1998.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Nick Sirianni made the prudent, albeit difficult, decision to make Saquon Barkley a healthy scratch for the regular-season finale. That meant Barkley would finish the regular season with 2,005 rushing yards, a mere 100 yards short of Eric Dickerson's all-time single season rushing record.

This season, Gardner-Johnson tied for the 3rd-most INTs (career-high-tying 6) in the league, trailing only Kerby Joseph (9) and Xavier McKinney (8). According to PFF, Gardner-Johnson was the 3rd among NFL safeties with nine forced incompletions, behind Brian Branch (12) and Ar’Darius Washington (10).