COLUMBUS, Ohio — Saints receiver and former Buckeye Michael Thomas just keeps breaking records. Earlier this season, he set the NFL record for the most catches by a player in his first five seasons. On Sunday, Thomas became the fastest player in NFL history to record 500 career catches, doing so in just 69 games. He had nine catches for 105 yards from backup quarterback Taysom Hill as the Saints beat the Falcons, 21-16, to secure a playoff spot in the NFC once again. Also in that game, Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore made four solo tackles and had a pass breakup, and safety Malcolm Jenkins made three solo stops. Jerome Baker, Dolphins stay in a playoff spot by beating Vonn Bell, Bengals The Dolphins have been one of the biggest surprises this season in the NFL. Jerome Baker and the Dolphins inched closer to taking one of the three AFC…
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