There has never been a day in National Football League history for Canadians like Sunday, Nov. 3, 2024.

It was a day when Canadians accounted for five touchdowns, three-and-a-half sacks and a forced fumble.

And those are just the highlights.

Over the past few years, the number of Canadians in the NFL has been growing – not just in numbers, but in terms of the prominence of roles on their teams, on both sides of the ball.

That's part of what made this past Sunday so special. The success wasn't confined to one side of the ball or just a few positions. It was everywhere.

There are currently two Canadian starting tailbacks in the NFL, and both had big days in victories for their teams on Sunday.

Chase Brown, the London, Ont. native, had a career-high 120 yards rushing to go with five catches for 37 yards and his sixth touchdown of the season, to help the Bengals beat the Raiders.

While that was happening, Sherwood Park, Alta.’s Chuba Hubbard was racking up 72 yards along the ground for Carolina in their win over New........

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