Several interesting Week 13 factoids:

Through the early games:

• Baltimore-Seattle does look like the "shoot" Super Bowl -- the legit best team in each conference.  What the rigging will give is another question!
• Home teams only 4-7 so far.
• Average is about 43 1/3 PPG so far.
• Jacksonville's 16 accepted penalties are the most for one team in a game this year since Cleveland's 18 in Week 1, and we know what happened in THAT Fine Blotter.
• Cleveland committed only 5 accepted penalties in the rematch in Pittsburgh.
• If they get no fines this week, it would only be the second game this season they have not been fined.
• Mason Rudolph was not allowed on the field of play.  He MAY HAVE BEEN on the sidelines.
• The New York Jets have become the first team in history to lose to two winless teams at least 0-7.
• Second time in four weeks that two double-digit underdogs won outright.  Five such games already this year, according to Pro Football Reference.  Now 197 such games since 1978, the first year PFR has on that statistic.
• Also from PFR:  Two NFL records were tied today.  The Kansas City Chiefs had no penalties today vs. the Oakland Raiders.  (That's not that unusual, as it happened twice last year.)
• What is unusual is the second record tied in that game -- the 12 penalties the Raiders got in the game is the most penalties by a team opposed by a team which had none (The Jets had 12 against Indianapolis' none October 30, 1994.)  The Chiefs won the key game 40-9.