What NFL record did Dustin Hopkins set in the Browns’ 39-38 win over the Colts?

The Browns beat Indianapolis 39-38 on Sunday, and kicker Dustin Hopkins deserves a lot of credit.
He went 15-of-39 and made all seven of his kicks, including four field goals and three extra point attempts.

He also made NFL history.
With the Browns taking a 17-point lead into the second quarter, Hopkins made the final play of the half.
He eventually hit a 54-yard field goal, becoming the first player in NFL history to complete five consecutive games of 50 yards or more.
Hopkins also had five field goal attempts between 50 and 59 yards, including a 55-yarder in a Week 2 loss at Pittsburgh.

Three of his field goals Sunday ranged from 50 to 59 yards downfield.
Another 54 in the third quarter; He had a 58-yarder midway through the fourth quarter.
Time and time again, his touchdowns put the Browns ahead when they needed it most.

On the season, Hopkins completed 16 of 18 field goal attempts, both going 40-49 yards.
He also made all five of his field goal attempts.