Football yearly milestone stats by position.

And I'm not talking near. You have to hit or exceed that total within a given year and a few have come very close at the WR position.

Ok so we haven't had a 3000yd passer since 2006. J Russell 3129
We HAVEN'T had a 1000yd receiver since 2003 Michael Clayton 1079
We HAVEN'T had a WR score 10 TDs since 2006 Dwayne Bowe 12
We HAVEN'T had a 1000yd rusher since 2010 Stevan Ridley 1187
We HAVE had a RB rush for 10 TDs as recently as last year Jeremy Hill 12


Now here's the fun part, with the talent at RB, with Cam(ex NFL OC) teaching a 6'5" big armed "air it out" QB in Mett, the WRs seemingly getting over the dropsies and learning how to catch the ball in the most difficult of positions, what milestones can be broken? Can they be broken, and if they are then by whom? And finally can they all be broken within the same year?

With at least the top 30 offenses, 3 or more of these are broken on a consistent basis. This doesn't tell you that this team is gonna win it all or whatever, it's just something that makes the fan feel like, "damn we are pretty productive on a yearly basis!". Please don't go with the short field thing because we could easily break these if we become more productive. No flames, just for fun.


I say we take 3 of the 5. Hill or Blue go over 1000 and one of them also goes over 10 TDs(15 is my guess).

It'll be damn close but I could see Mett with anywhere from 2800-3200(would have had it last year but numerous drops, bad routes, no touch on deep passes and inexperience made him fall short).

And if that's possible then there's a very slim chance that we have our first TRUE 1000yd receiver in a decade.

TL;DR I got kinda carried away