January and the first week in February are when NFL champions are decided.
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Seattle's Marshawn Lynch, currently injured, leads with 2,019 yards rushing, far ahead of Buffalo's LeSean McCoy at 1,661, all gained while he was with the Eagles. Detroit's Calvin Johnson is No. 1 in yards receiving with 2,Cheap NFL Jerseys China,269, followed by Atlanta's Roddy White with 1,911.
The Seahawks' Richard Sherman leads with 11 interceptions,Charles Aranguiz Jersey, and Reggie Nelson of Cincinnati is next with 10.
Lynch is tops with 25 overall touchdowns, followed by Dallas WR Dez Bryant with 19. Jared Allen, now with Carolina, has had 24 1-2 sacks, ahead of Kansas City's Tamba Hali (17 1-2) and Houston's J.J. Watt (17).
Rivers' record figures to plunge this season, though, given that the Chargers are 3-9 and in contention for the top overall draft pick.
As for the quarterbacks who get it done in the final quarter of the schedule, who else but the Patriots' Tom Brady is highly successful at 43-9 in  his career, which dates back to his first year as a starter, 2001. But he isn't on top in winning percentage at .827. That distinction belongs to San Diego's Philip Rivers at 30-6 (.833).
Since the NFL went to the 16-game schedule in 1978, the Super Bowl champions have a combined record of 112-36 (.757 winning percentage) in the final four games of the regular season during those title seasons. Coincidentally, 28 of those 37 Super Bowl winners — yep, 75.7 percent — won at least three of their final four regular-season games during that span.
Which other individual players tend to do stellar work in the final four contests?
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New England has an NFL-best 17-3 mark in the final four games of the regular season since 2010, including a 3-1 record last season on the way to the Super Bowl win against Seattle.
Two Hall of Fame quarterbacks are next on the list: Roger Staubach went 24-6 (.800) and Joe Montana was 35-12 (.745).