Former NC State Consensus All-American Bradley Chubb picked up 2 sacks in Denver’s 20-14 loss to the 49ers today, bringing his season total to 12, breaking Von Miller’s Broncos rookie record (11.5 – 2011).

Sack #11

Bradley Chubb is scary good pic.twitter.com/a3npv6wDpG

— Denver Broncos 365 (@DailyBroncos) December 9, 2018

Sack #12

The record-breaking sack … #ProBowlVote + @astronaut pic.twitter.com/mVVMKoJrq8

— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) December 9, 2018

Here’s a survey of company he joined today, and the 6 players he is still has to pass to claim the NFL Rookie Sack record.

Not bad company to be keeping.

If you’re wondering if the record matters to Chubb, he does.

Do you know what Jevon Kearse’s rookie sack record is?

“I’ve got it written down, so I wake up every day and see it in my bathroom mirror.” -Bradley Chubb w/ @ESPNBrick

4.5 sacks away.#BroncosCountry

🎧: https://t.co/DUkicHnAo5 pic.twitter.com/gX8GyKh1Jp

— ESPN Radio (@ESPNRadio) December 9, 2018

It’s on his bathroom mirror.

Watch out Mr. Kearse. Chubb is coming for you.

NFL players typically are fined for taking artistic liberties with their cleats, but over the next three weeks the league will allow players to wear special cleats to bring awareness to a charity of their choice.

It’s officially called the “My Cause My Cleats” Campaign.

Former NC State quarterback Mike Glennon and Wolfpack running back Nyheim Hines will be rocking some charitable swag the next three weeks.

Glennon will be supporting Project ALS and former N.C. State baseball star Chris Combs with the cleats below.

I appreciate @Mike_Glennon supporting @TeamChrisCombs and @ProjectALSorg in the My Cleats My Cause initiative. We need all the support we can get as we continue our fight against ALS. pic.twitter.com/5CTFB6smrT

— Chris Combs (@ChrisCNC) December 5, 2018

Hines will be raising awareness for the Muscular Dystrophy Association with the cleats below. His mother has muscular dystrophy, and his grandmother passed away from it.

To check out more on this story, read Joe Giglio’s article. 

Former NC State Swiss Army Knife Jaylen Samuels scored his 2nd NFL touchdown on Sunday in the Steelers loss to the Chargers, and with James Conner being ruled out of this Sunday’s game versus the Raiders, Jay Sam is set to start his first career NFL game.

RB Jaylen Samuels said he will start Sunday’s game against the Raiders but that he and Stevan Ridley will split time. Samuels will get a package, then Ridley will go, per Samuels.

— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) December 5, 2018

Samuels is being snatched up right and left by Yahoo Fantasy Football Managers across the world, not only because of the guaranteed increased workload, but because Yahoo lists him as both a running back and a tight end.

Jaylen Samuels about to be the biggest fantasy free agent pickup of the week….

— Eric Lloyd (@EricLloyd) December 3, 2018

I don’t want to throw anyone under the bus, but I’ll just say this on principle: Jaylen Samuels should not be TE eligible in fantasy.

— Mike Clay (@MikeClayNFL) December 4, 2018

On Jaylen Samuels:

He’s had RB/TE eligibility all season. If we remove TE eligibility today, it would not take effect until this evening, after most claims had been made. We felt it was not fair to change so late in the day or season.

Samuels will remain an RB/TE in our game.

— Yahoo Fantasy Sports (@YahooFantasy) December 4, 2018

More clarification about the Jaylen Samuels controversy … He tested with TEs at the NFL Combine. Our provider, which designates initial eligibility, followed with a proper RB/TE tag. Yahoo game opened with the NFL Draft. Why the dual eligibilty stuck. It’s that simple.

— Brad Evans (@YahooNoise) December 5, 2018

For those complaining about Jaylen Samuels’ TE eligibility, stop. He’s been dual-eligible the entire season. Accept it. You’re only piping up due to increased relevancy. Removing TE would punish those who were aware. We’ve been down this road with Joe Webb, Marques Colston …

— Brad Evans (@YahooNoise) December 4, 2018

Jaylen Samuels has had RB/TE position eligibility all season. If we made a change removing TE eligibility, it would not take effect until this evening, after most claims had been made. Not fair to change so late in the day or season. Samuels will remai… https://t.co/uKpqYW8CDb

— Yahoo Customer Care (@YahooCare) December 4, 2018

People have been trying to figure out what position Jaylen Samuels plays for years. Nothing has changed.

Kudos to all the people who were smart enough to stash him away, and get to start a running back at the tight end this week.

Former NC State Defensive Tackle BJ Hill had a record breaking 3-sack performance on Sunday in the Giants 30-27 victory over the Bears.

Love me some BJ Hill #NYG pic.twitter.com/KbiujEC74i

— TankSZN Ethan (@EthanGSN) December 2, 2018

Second sack of the day for BJ Hill, who desperately needs to improve his sack celebrations. #NYG pic.twitter.com/oYtY06tkpG

— TankSZN Ethan (@EthanGSN) December 2, 2018

Hill now has 5 sacks on the year, tying the Giants rookie record for sacks in a season with 4 games left.

BJ Hill – 5 – 2018
Cornelius Griffin – 5 – 2000
Andy Headen – 5 – 1983

(Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor had 9.5 sacks in 1981, but sacks didn’t become an official statistical category until 1982. Sorry LT.)

Hill currently leads the team in sacks, and a rookie has NEVER led the Giants in sacks.