Caleb Williams' trick plays and huge performance against the Bengals landed the quarterback in the NFL history books alongside Walter Payton.

NFL Research spotlights the best nuggets from each slate of games. Here are the most eye-popping statistical accomplishments from Week 9 of the 2025 season.

The San Francisco 49ers defeated the New York Giants 34-24, improving their season record to 6-3. Christian McCaffrey set NFL records with dual rushing and receiving touchdowns in 16 games. McCaffrey surpassed Hall of Famers Faulk, Brown and Holmes for multiple significant performance milestones.

The NFL took to social media to share that a major record held by retired quarterback Tom Brady has been broken.

Marcedes Lewis (41) is the oldest player to appear in a regular/postseason game with Broncos, and he's just one of five non-QBs/Ks to reach 20 years.

McCaffrey ran for a three-yard score to put the 49ers up on the Giants 34-17 with 4:13 left to play and that gave him 16 career games with both a rushing and a receiving score. That broke a tie with Marshall Faulk for the most in NFL history.

During that matchup, Alt, who was in his second game back from a sprained ankle, once again suffered an ankle sprain and had to leave the game. But Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert completed 19 of 29 passing attempts and finished with 250 passing yards, two passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown to lead his team to a 27-20 victory.

Former Alabama DB Terrion Arnold picked off J.J. McCarthy late in the 2nd quarter, the first career interception for the 2024 1st-rounder.