(01-06-2022, 07:24 AM)ElkValleyBengal Wrote: Eddie Brown's 24 ypc in 1988 I'm assuming is the franchise record. That will be very difficult to crack. As many big plays as Chase has produced, he's averaging "only" 18.1 ypc.

(01-06-2022, 10:28 AM)TecmoBengals Wrote: I know it's not a season-long accumulated stat, but Corey Dillon's longest rush of 96 yards is going to be tough to top.

(01-06-2022, 07:24 AM)ElkValleyBengal Wrote: Eddie Brown's 24 ypc in 1988 I'm assuming is the franchise record.  That will be very difficult to crack.  As many big plays as Chase has produced, he's averaging "only" 18.1 ypc.

(01-06-2022, 11:12 AM)Chip Smallwood Wrote: Went to look this up assuming it was gonna be on like 10 catches.

Nope. 53. That's a wild YPC on that many catches. I don't see how you beat that. 

(01-06-2022, 02:25 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: Burrow and Chase breaking all these team records got me wondering if there’s any that will be really tough to take down.

Burrow obviously has the single season record for passing yards, TD’s, passer rating, etc now. And Chase just broke all the rookie receiving records, and is only 12 yards shy of breaking Chad’s single season record. Which he could easily do this week if he plays.

There’s Carl Pickens TD record of 17. Chase should have had about 3-4 more TD’s this season if not for some drops. So he would have been right there to maybe at least tie it as a rookie. This one is probably achievable, but certainly won’t be easy.

Then there’s TJ’s receptions record of 112. That one might be kind of tough, too.

Rudi Johnson’s rushing yards record of 1458 might be the safest of all though, imo. Mixon has never really got anywhere close to that (career high this season at 1205). But who knows what he could do behind a better OL.

*I’m excluding Coy Bacon’s unofficial sack record off 21.5. That one ain’t falling.

Delhta O’Neal’s INT record of 10 will be another tough one to break.

Any others that will be particularly hard to do that I’m forgetting?

(01-06-2022, 02:25 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: Delhta O’Neal’s INT record of 10 will be another tough one to break.

(01-06-2022, 11:31 AM)Chip Smallwood Wrote: This one might be more difficult than it seems at first glance. 

INTs are not as common as they were in 2005, or before. Looks like 10 or more has only happened twice in the last 15 seasons. Xavien Howard had 10 in 2020 and Trevon Diggs currently has 11. 

(01-06-2022, 11:38 AM)Awful Llama Wrote: Merv press conference giggles in a single season.

(01-06-2022, 11:41 AM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: True, but it seems like a bunch of the better QB’s threw a lot of them this year.

Brady - 12
Stafford - 15
Burrow - 14
Herbert - 14
Mahomes - 13
Carr - 14
Allen - 15
Prescott - 10

That seems unusually high compared to recent years. The only top QB that didn’t throw double digit picks this season is Rodgers.

(01-06-2022, 11:45 AM)Chip Smallwood Wrote: At least they aren't pulling a Jameis and throwing 30 of them. 

I think it seems high at first glance, but if you look at the overall stats and averages, it's pretty similar. There are a lot of players that have thrown 12-15, but there isn't a single one over 17. That has to be the lowest high INT mark in a while, right? 

(01-06-2022, 10:28 AM)TecmoBengals Wrote: I know it's not a season-long accumulated stat, but Corey Dillon's longest rush of 96 yards is going to be tough to top.

(01-06-2022, 11:47 AM)KillerGoose Wrote: Rudi's rushing record will be really tough. Teams are more passing oriented now and generally run a committee anyways. Cincinnati is using Mixon as a bell cow, so maybe he can but he seems to miss a game or two here and there that I think would prevent him from ever getting it.

Shayne Graham's 91.2% FG accuracy in 2007. Combine that with his PAT's and Graham's total accuracy of 95.7% on FGs and PATs will probably never be broken.