10 weeks into his NFL career, Jameis Winston had already done enough to be labeled a true-and-comer at quarterback. But, as he took the field on Nov. 22, 2015, football’s fate gave Tampa Bay’s then-rookie a confidence builder like no other: a historic, five-touchdown masterclass. Generously delivering highlight scores to five different receivers, Winston captained an aerial attack that even the Eagles couldn’t contain, starting with a fade route dime to his soon-to-be franchise legend receiver on the outside. The itinerary also included a perfectly-run anticipatory throw that sparked a 14-yard endzone find, Winston’s fourth of the opening half. Ultimately tying the league’s single-game rookie record, Winston used the touchdown quintet to outmatch Philadelphia, alongside 246 yards (on 19-of-29 passing) and a 131.6 quarterback passer rating.