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Using the power of NFL Pro — granting unique team and player insights and a wealth of analytics from Next Gen Stats — NFL Research breaks down the records that stand to be broken in Week 17. Sign up for NFL+ Premium to gain access to NFL Pro.

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Justin Herbert has already matched his career high of 11 wins with still two games yet to play in 2025. His 11-4 Chargers have won each of their last four games and are looking for a win on Saturday to set up a winner-take-all showdown in Week 18 against the Broncos for the AFC West crown.
Herbert ranks in the top four in both passing yards and touchdowns since he entered the NFL in 2020. 24,584 passing yards are the second most in NFL history by a player in their first six seasons, and with 302 more on Saturday against the Texans, he’ll break Hall of Famer Peyton Manning‘s record of 24,885.
Herbert’s 162 career touchdown passes rank fifth all-time through six seasons. With two games still to go in year six, he sits just five behind Manning and Josh Allen in a tie for third most at 176 touchdowns. Only Hall of Famer Dan Marinowith 196 and Patrick Mahomes with 192 have more.
