Deshaun Watson is superhuman!
Or, at least that's how it seemed when watching his highlights reel in a record-breaking four-touchdown effort for the Houston Texans against the Seattle Seahawks.
Click on the video above to watch each of Watson's four scores, which included two perfect passes to Will Fuller, and one impressive scramble before finding Lamar Miller from two yards out.
We highlighted Philadelphia Eagles QB Carson Wentz as a new NFL star following an impressive display on Monday Night Football last week, but Watson's display proves he too is a future star of the league.
Watson's 19 touchdowns are the most by a QB through his first seven career games since 1970, while his 3+ passing TD in four straight games is the longest such streak by a rookie in NFL history.
Against the Seahawks, Watson also became the first player in the Super Bowl era with 400+ passing yards, 4+ passing touchdowns and 50+ rushing yards in a game.
But, the first-year pro also had three costly interceptions in the game as the Texans slipped to a narrow 41-38 defeat in a thriller in Seattle. Russell Wilson - who threw for 450 yards and four TDs of his own - hit Jimmy Graham for the game-winning score with seconds remaining.