What the hell is NFL ICY HOT TD, anyway? I'll tell you—ICY HOT TD = In Case You Had Other Things To Do.

While some of us are able to watch NFL football all Sunday long and follow it up with postgame analysis/highlight shows well into the night...many of us can't. I aim to bring those fans bits of trivia, data, and news they likely missed on Game Day.

Such as:

 

• On Thursday Night Football, the Jets fell to visiting Denver 37-28, marking the first time in the Jets 60-year franchise history they've started 0-4 in consecutive seasons. Jets RB Frank Gore ran his career rush yard total to 15,521, third all-time and 1,205 behind second-place Walter Payton. Broncos QB Brett Rypien became the first to throw three interceptions and still win his first start since 1997 (the 49ers' Jim Druckenmiller). 

• In Seattle's 31-23 home win over Miami, QB Russell Wilson tied Peyton Manning's record of 16 TD passes in his first four games of a season (set in 2013).

• Jacksonville fell to the host Bengals 33-25, as Bengals QB Joe Burrow became the first rookie with 300 yards passing in three consecutive games. 

• In a wild one, Cleveland won in Dallas 49-38, upping their record to 3-1 for the first time since 2001. In the loss, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott set career highs with 502 passing yards—four short of Tony Romo's team record—and 58 attempts; Prescott became the first to top 450 passing yards in three consecutive games. Meanwhile, Dallas allowed 307 rush yards, the most ever in franchise history.
  This was also only the second ever 49-38 NFL final; the Chiefs beat the Titans by that score in 2004.
   

• Visiting Minnesota topped Houston 31-23 despite losing S Harrison Smith in the 2Q; Smith was ejected for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Texans TE Jordan Akins, who despite being concussed held on for a 26-yard reception.

• Here's a highlight from that Broncos/Jets TNF clash: