What wide receiver holds the record for most receptions in a season?

Michael Thomas
Leaders

Player	Rec	Tm
Michael Thomas (26)	149	NOR
Marvin Harrison+ (30)	143	IND
Antonio Brown (27)	136	PIT
Julio Jones (26)	136	ATL

Who holds the NFL record for most pass receptions in a single season?

Michael Thomas passes Marvin Harrison for most single-season receptions in NFL history. New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas set the NFL record for most catches in a season with his 144th catch of the season on Sunday, breaking the previous mark set by Hall of Fame wide receiver Marvin Harrison (143).

Which receivers get the most receptions?

NFL All-time Receptions Leaders List

Jerry Rice, 1,549 catches.
Larry Fitzgerald*, 1,432 catches.
Tony Gonzalez, 1,325 catches.
Jason Witten*, 1,228 catches.
Marvin Harrison, 1,102 catches.
Cris Carter, 1,101 catches.
Tim Brown, 1,094 catches.
Terrell Owens, 1,078 catches.

What is the record for receptions in a season?

NFL Single Season Leaders – Receptions

		Receiving
	Player	Rec
1.	Michael ThomasM. Thomas	149
2.	Marvin HarrisonM. Harrison	143
3.	Antonio BrownA. Brown	136

Who’s thrown the most interceptions in a season?

Night Train Lane
The record for most interceptions in a single season is held by Night Train Lane, who logged 14 interceptions as a rookie in 1952, while playing for the Los Angeles Rams. Previously Dan Sandifer of Washington and Spec Sanders jointly held the record, earning 13 interceptions, in 1948 and 1950, respectively.

What QB currently holds the record for most passing yards in a career?

Drew Brees
Regular season career passing yards leaders Drew Brees is the all-time regular season career passing yards leader with 80,358 total passing yards.

Who has the most receptions ever?

Jerry Rice
Leaders

Rank	Player	Rec
1	Jerry Rice+	1,549
2	Larry Fitzgerald	1,432
3	Tony Gonzalez+	1,325
4	Jason Witten	1,228

Who has most receptions in NFL 2020?

Stefon Diggs
Receiving

Rk	Player	Rec
1	Stefon Diggs*+	127
2	Davante Adams*+	115
3	DeAndre Hopkins*	115
4	Darren Waller*	107

Who has the most receptions of all time?

What QB has the least interceptions?

Aaron Rodgers
Aaron Rodgers has thrown the fewest interceptions by a quarterback with 500+ passing attempts in a season, with 2 interceptions in 2018.

What QB has thrown the most interceptions in a season?

George Blanda
NFL Single Season Leaders – Passing Interceptions

		Passing
	Player	Int
1.	George BlandaG. Blanda	42
2.	Vinny TestaverdeV. Testaverde	35
3.	Frank TripuckaF. Tripucka	34

Who holds the record for most passing yards?

Drew Brees, quarterback of the New Orleans Saints, is currently the all-time passing leader in the National Football League (NFL) with 80,358 yards as of February 2021. He is only one of four players in NFL history with more than 70 thousand passing yards.

Who are the best wide receivers in Eagles history?

Westbrook holds the NCAA career all-purpose yards record with 9,512. Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson catches the ball during training camp at Novacare Complex. 8. DeSean Jackson (2008–13, 2019–Present) DeSean Jackson is one of the fastest wide receivers in Eagles history, clocking in a 4.35-second 40-yard dash.

Who are the greatest receivers of all time?

Since their inception in 1933, the Eagles have had many of the greatest receivers to ever play football. Of the 11 Hall of Famers who spent considerable time in Philadelphia, two were wide receivers.

What was the score of the Philadelphia Eagles game?

Philadelphia led 16–14 in the middle of the fourth quarter. The Eagles were on their own 29-yard line and Westbrook caught a screen pass out of the backfield. With blockers in front, he weaved his way through defenders, breaking away from an ankle tackle and turning on the jets to escape for a 71-yard touchdown.

When did DeSean Jackson play for the Eagles?

On Dec. 12, 2010, Jackson and the Eagles faced off against their rival, the Cowboys, for control of the NFC East. A victory was needed to keep playoff hopes alive as it was a close race with the Giants. Early in the fourth quarter, the Eagles were on their own nine-yard line.

Since their inception in 1933, the Eagles have had many of the greatest receivers to ever play football. Of the 11 Hall of Famers who spent considerable time in Philadelphia, two were wide receivers.