Taysom Hill has been on an absolute tear as of late, reaching multiple milestones as he's been a pivotal part of the New Orleans Saints snapping a seven-game losing streak and replacing it with a two-game winning streak.

Reasons to smile have been in short supply around the Saints this season, but Taysom Hill provided several of them last Sunday.

Podolak, like Hill, was a quarterback for a portion of his collegiate career before eventually converting to another position. He retired in 1977 as Kansas City's all-time leading rusher, and he led the Chiefs in both receiving yards and punt return yards on three different occasions.

To call Taysom Hill's performance against the Cleveland Browns incredible feels like an understatement. The New Orleans Saints tight end reverted back to the days of when he was a positionless player.

Saints weapon Taysom Hill was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week after his historic performance against the Cleveland Browns where he accounted for 230 all-purpose yards with three touchdowns.

The FedEx Air & Ground Player of the Week awards have been a mainstay of NFL honors for 22 years, but just one tight end has earned it. And now he's done it twice. New Orleans Saints star Taysom Hill won the award for the second time after his huge day

For the New Orleans Saints, it was fitting Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns came down to Taysom Hill versus Jameis Winston.

New Orleans Saints tight end Taysom Hill has won NFC Offensive Player of the Week for the second time in his career after putting up 206 yards of offense and three touchdowns against the Cleveland Browns.