Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp had "no idea" he had set a team record in the win over the Seattle Seahawks.
In a game pushed back from Sunday to Tuesday due to a COVID-19 outbreak in the Rams' camp, Kupp caught nine passes for 136 yards and two touchdowns in a 20-10 win for Los Angeles.
In the process, the 28-year-old set a Rams single-season record of 122 receptions, while his 14 touchdown receptions rank as the second-most in a campaign in the franchise's history, with only Elroy Hirsch recording more (17 in 1951).
Kupp, however, was not aware of the feat.
"I had no idea," Kupp told reporters.
"Obviously that's a great honour considering the receivers that have come through this organisation."
Kupp leads the NFL in touchdowns, receptions and receiving yards (1,625), and Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is thrilled to have such an in-form team-mate to pick out.
"He's a great player, he's having a fantastic season," Stafford said.
"I'm happy that I get a chance to play with a guy like that."
The Rams' win takes them to 10-4 for the season, tied for first place in the NFC West with the Arizona Cardinals heading into the final three regular-season games.
Los Angeles had placed a total of 29 players on their reserve/COVID-19 list over the previous 10 days, and coach Sean McVay admitted it had been a challenging week.
"I am tired right now. This has been emotionally and physically exhausting," McVay said.
"We'll get some rest, and then we'll get back at this thing tomorrow."
The Rams face the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.