Through 25 games, Jayden Reed has made NFL history with the Packers

Did anyone else's heart break when Jayden Reed was drafted by the Green Bay Packers after the 2022 season? It wasn't that we weren't happy for him, but seeing him go to a division rival, knowing he was going to be a star in the NFL was tough. We'd have to root for him to do well but somehow not good enough to lead Green Bay to division titles over the Lions.

So far, he's been incredible in Green Bay.

The former Michigan State star has been over 700 yards in each of his first two seasons and if he averages about 125 receiving over his final three games of the regular season, he'll be the first Spartan wideout in the NFL to surpass the 1,000-yard mark in 17 years.

While that's an impressive Spartan-related feat, there are more impressive things that Reed has accomplished through his first two years in the NFL.

In fact, he has made NFL history through his first 25 career games and the Packers made that known on Sunday with their Pro Bowl campaign for him.

Reed is the first player in NFL history with over 1,400 yards, 100-plus catches, 10-plus receiving touchdowns, 200-plus rushing yards, and multiple rushing scores in his first 25 games. Think of all the great players that have come before him at the receiver position and none of them accomplished this through 25 career games. Insane.

The former Michigan State star is looking to make the Pro Bowl this year and if he can reach 1,000 yards on the season, it'll be hard to keep him out.