2015 NFL Week 11 Season Leaders

After Week 11 in the 2015 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2015 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2015 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 3,320
  2. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 3,212
  3. Carson Palmer Arizona Cardinals – 3,039
  4. Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons – 2,982
  5. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 2,972
  6. Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 2,791
  7. Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 2,738
  8. Eli ManningNew York Giants – 2,700
  9. Ryan TannehillMiami Dolphins – 2,642
  10. Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 2,623

2015 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Carson PalmerArizona Cardinals – 27
  2. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 25
  3. Aaron RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 23 
  4. Eli ManningNew York Giants – 21
  5. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 20
    Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 20
    Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 20
    Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 20
  6. Philip RiversSan Diego Chargers – 19
  7. Ryan TannehillMiami Dolphins – 17
    Derek CarrOakland Raiders – 17
  8. Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 16
  9. Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons – 15
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 15
    Kirk CousinsWashington Redskins – 15
    Jamies WinstonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 15
    Andrew Luck Indianapolis Colts – 15
  10. Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 14

2015 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 1,006
  2. Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 941
  3. Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 797
  4. Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 766
  5. Jonathan StewartCarolina Panthers – 765
  6. Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 764
  7. Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 706
  8. Chris IvoryNew York Jets – 679
  9. Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 661
  10. Frank GoreIndianapolis Colts – 633

2015 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Devonta FreemanAtlanta Falcons – 9
  2. Jeremy HillCincinnati Bengals – 7
  3. Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 6
    Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 6
    Chris IvoryNew York Jets – 6
    LaGarrett BlountNew England Patriots – 6
    Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 6
  4. Lamar MillerMiami Dolphins – 5
    Ronnie HillmanDenver Broncos – 5
    DeAngelo WilliamsPittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Ryan MathewsPhiladelphia Eagles – 5
    Karlos WilliamsBuffalo Bills – 5
    Jeremy LangfordChicago Bears – 5
  5. Jonathan StewartCarolina Panthers – 4
    Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 4
    Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 4
    Frank Gore Indianapolis Colts – 4
    DeMarco Murray – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Jamaal CharlesKansas City Chiefs – 4
    Joseph RandleDallas Cowboys – 4
    Khiry RobinsonNew Orleans Saints – 4
    Jameis WinstonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
  6. Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    LeSean McCoyBuffalo Bills – 3
    Le’Veon BellPittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Carlos Hyde – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Marshawn LynchSeattle Seahawks – 3
    Charcandrick WestKansas City Chiefs – 3
    Matt JonesWashington Redskins – 3
    Andre EllingtonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Spencer WareKansas City Chiefs – 3
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 3
  7. Justin ForsettBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Darren McFaddenDallas Cowboys – 2
    Thomas RawlsSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Giovani BernardCincinnati Bengals – 2
    Matt ForteChicago Bears – 2
    Eddie LacyGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Antonio AndrewsTennessee Titans – 2
    Tyrod TaylorBuffalo Bills – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 2
    Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 2
    Teddy BridgewaterMinnesota Vikings – 2
    Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 2
    Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 2
    Kirk CousinsWashington Redskins – 2
    Zach LineMinnesota Vikings – 2
  8. T.J. YeldonJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Rashad JenningsNew York Giants – 1
    James StarksGreen Bay Packers – 1
    C.J. AndersonDenver Broncos – 1
    Alfred BlueHouston Texans – 1
    Isiah CrowellCleveland Browns – 1
    Ameer AbdullahDetroit Lions – 1
    Alex SmithKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Colin KaepernickSan Francisco 49ers – 1
    Dexter McClusterTennessee Titans – 1
    Tevin ColemanAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Andre WilliamsNew York Giants – 1
    Bishop SankeyTennessee Titans – 1
    Chris PolkHouston Texans – 1
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 1
    Darren SprolesPhiladelphia Eagles – 1
    Jay CutlerChicago Bears – 1
    Joique BellDetroit Lions – 1
    Marcus MariotaTennessee Titans – 1
    Orleans DarkwaNew York Giants – 1
    Matthew StaffordDetroit Lions – 1
    Josh McCownCleveland Browns – 1
    Mike TolbertCarolina Panthers – 1
    Jamize OlawaleOakland Raiders – 1
    Terron WardAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 1
    E.J. ManuelBuffalo Bills – 1
    Knile DavisKansas City Chiefs – 1
    De’Anthony ThomasKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Fred JacksonSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Dan HerronBuffalo Bills – 1
    Mohamed SanuCincinnati Bengals – 1
    Lorenzo TaliaferroBaltimore Ravens – 1
    Nick FolesSt. Louis Rams – 1
    James WhiteNew England Patriots – 1
    Ryan MallettHouston Texans – 1
    Jalston FowlerTennessee Titans – 1
    John KuhnGreen Bay Packers – 1
    Will JohnsonPittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Austin JohnsonNew Orleans Saints – 1
    William TukaufuSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Anthony DixonBuffalo Bills – 1
    Dontari PoeKansas City Chiefs – 1

2015 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 1,189
  2. DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 1,045
  3. Antonio BrownPittsburgh Steelers – 1,017
  4. Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals – 926
  5. Dimaryius ThomasDenver Broncos – 875
  6. Allen RobinsonJacksonville Jaguars – 871
  7. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 863
  8. A.J. GreenCincinnati Bengals – 848
  9. Rob GronkowskiNew England Patriots – 843
  10. Calvin JohnsonDetroit Lions – 830

2015 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tyler Eifert Cincinnati Bengals – 11
  2. DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 9
  3. Odell Beckham Jr.New York Giants – 8
    Rob GronkowskiNew England Patriots – 8
  4. Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 7
    Allen RobinsonJacksonville Jaguars – 7
    Brandon MarshallNew York Jets – 7
    Allen HurnsJacksonville Jaguars – 7
    Julian EdelmanNew England Patriots – 7
    Gary BarnidgeCleveland Browns – 7
    Eric DeckerNew York Jets – 7
    James JonesGreen Bay Packers – 7
  5. Julio JonesAtlanta Falcons – 6
    Greg OlsenCarolina Panthers – 6
    Brandin CooksNew Orleans Saints – 6
    Randall CobbGreen Bay Packers – 6
    Donte MoncriefIndianapolis Colts – 6
    Jordan ReedWashington Redskins – 6
  6. Antonio BrownPittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Michael CrabtreeOakland Raiders – 5
    Michael FloydArizona Cardinals – 5
    Richard RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 5
  7. A.J. GreenCincinnati Bengals – 4
    Travis Benjamin – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Amari CooperOakland Raiders – 4
    Keenan AllenSan Diego Chargers – 4
    John BrownArizona Cardinals – 4
    Emanuel SandersDenver Broncos – 4
    Ted Ginn Jr.Carolina Panthers – 4
    Martavis Bryant – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
    Crockett GilmoreBaltimore Ravens – 4
    Dwayne HarrisNew York Giants – 4
    Ladarius Green – San Diego Chargers – 4
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 4
    Lance MooreDetroit Lions – 4
    Kyle RudolphMinnesota Vikings – 4
    Andre HolmesOakland Raiders – 4
  8. Calvin JohnsonDetroit Lions – 3
    T.Y. HiltonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    Steve SmithBaltimore Ravens – 3
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 3
    Willie SneadNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Travis KelceKansas City Chiefs – 3
    Delanie WalkerTennessee Titans – 3
    Benjamin WatsonNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Danny WoodheadSan Diego Chargers – 3
    Marvin JonesCincinnati Bengals – 3
    Doug BaldwinSeattle Seahawks – 3
    Reuben RandleNew York Giants – 3
    Pierre GarconWashington Redskins – 3
    Kamar AikenBaltimore Ravens – 3
    Nate WashingtonHouston Texans – 3
    Terrance WilliamsDallas Cowboys – 3
    Martellus BennettChicago Bears – 3
    Malcolm FloydArizona Cardinals – 3
    Vincent JacksonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Sammy WatkinsBuffalo Bills – 3
    Kendall WrightTennessee Titans – 3
    Leonard HankersonAtlanta Falcons – 3
    Shane VereenNew York Giants – 3
    Eric EbronDetroit Lions – 3
    Owen DanielsDenver Broncos – 3
    Tyler LockettSeattle Seahawks – 3
    Andre JohnsonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    Charles SimsTampa Buccaneers – 3
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Corey BrownCarolina Panthers – 3
    Josh HuffPhiladelphia Eagles – 3
    Zach MillerChicago Bears – 3
    Marcel ReeceOakland Raiders – 3
    Garrett CelekSan Francisco 49ers – 3
    Darren FellsArizona Cardinals – 3
    Clive WalfordOakland Raiders – 3
    Ahmad BradshawIndianapolis Colts – 3
  9. Dimaryius ThomasDenver Broncos – 2
    Mike EvansTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Jeremy MaclinKansas City Chiefs – 2
    Stefon DiggsMinnesota Vikings – 2
    Jordan MatthewsPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Rishard MatthewsMiami Dolphins – 2
    Jimmy GrahamSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Danny AmendolaNew England Patriots – 2
    Alshon JeffreyChicago Bears – 2
    Jason WittenDallas Cowboys – 2
    Anquan BoldinSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Charles ClayBuffalo Bills – 2
    Devonta FreemanAtlanta Falcons – 2
    Steve JohnsonSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Torrey SmithSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Duke Johnson Jr.Cleveland Browns – 2
    Robert WoodsBuffalo Bills – 2
    Cole BeasleyDallas Cowboys – 2
    Kenny StillsMiami Dolphins – 2
    Chris HoganBuffalo Bills – 2
    Lamar MillerMiami Dolphins – 2
    Coby FleenerIndianapolis Colts – 2
    Antonio GatesSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Jordan CameronMiami Dolphins – 2
    Brent CelekPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Devin FunchessCarolina Panthers – 2
    Brian Hartline Cleveland Browns – 2
    Dez BryantDallas Cowboys – 2
    James StarksGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Riley CooperPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Seth RobertsOakland Raiders – 2
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 2
    Anthony FasanoTennessee Titans – 2
    Larry DonnellNew York Giants – 2
    Dorial Green-BeckhamTennessee Titans – 2
    C.J. SpillerNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Darrius Heyward-BeyPittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Kyle JuszcykBaltimore Ravens – 2
    J. ThomasJacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Lance KendricksSt. Louis Rams – 2
    Jeremy KerleyNew York Jets – 2
    Scott ChandlerNew England Patriots – 2
    Austin-Seferian-JenkinsTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Ty MontgomeryGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Cameron BrateTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Mike TolbertCarolina Panthers – 2
    Josh HillNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Karlos WilliamsBuffalo Bills – 2
    Patrick DiMarcoAtlanta Falcons – 2
    Jaelen StrongHouston Texans – 2
    Jake StoneburnerMiami Dolphins – 2
    Michael HoomanawanuiNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Troy NiklasArizona Cardinals – 2

2015 NFL Week 10 Season Leaders

After Week 10 in the 2015 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2015 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2015 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 3,043
  2. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 3,034
  3. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 2,972
  4. Carson Palmer Arizona Cardinals – 2,722
  5. Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons – 2,702
  6. Eli ManningNew York Giants – 2,700
  7. Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 2,492
  8. Ryan TannehillMiami Dolphins – 2,454
  9. Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 2,423
  10. Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 2,381

2015 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 24
  2. Carson Palmer Arizona Cardinals – 23
  3. Eli ManningNew York Giants – 21
    Aaron RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 21
  4. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 20
  5. Philip RiversSan Diego Chargers – 19
    Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 19
  6. Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 18
  7. Derek CarrOakland Raiders – 17
  8. Ryan TannehillMiami Dolphins – 15
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 15
    Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 15
    Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 15
    Andrew Luck Indianapolis Colts – 15
  9. Kirk CousinsWashington Redskins – 14
  10. Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 13
    Jay CutlerChicago Bears – 13
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 13
    Brian HoyerHouston Texans – 13

2015 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 961
  2. Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 734
  3. Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 721
  4. Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 706
  5. Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 700
  6. Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 678
  7. Jonathan StewartCarolina Panthers – 663
  8. Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 661
  9. Chris IvoryNew York Jets – 643
  10. Justin ForsettBaltimore Ravens – 602

2015 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Devonta FreemanAtlanta Falcons – 9
  2. Chris IvoryNew York Jets – 6
    LaGarrett BlountNew England Patriots – 6
    Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 6
  3. Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 5
    Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 5
    DeAngelo WilliamsPittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Lamar MillerMiami Dolphins – 5
    Ronnie HillmanDenver Broncos – 5
    Ryan MathewsPhiladelphia Eagles – 5
    Karlos WilliamsBuffalo Bills – 5
    Jeremy HillCincinnati Bengals – 5
  4. Jonathan StewartCarolina Panthers – 4
    Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 4
    Frank Gore Indianapolis Colts – 4
    DeMarco Murray – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Jamaal CharlesKansas City Chiefs – 4
    Joseph RandleDallas Cowboys – 4
    Jeremy LangfordChicago Bears – 4
    Khiry RobinsonNew Orleans Saints – 4
    Jameis WinstonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
  5. Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 3
    Le’Veon BellPittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Carlos Hyde – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Marshawn LynchSeattle Seahawks – 3
    Charcandrick WestKansas City Chiefs – 3
    Matt JonesWashington Redskins – 3
    Andre EllingtonArizona Cardinals – 3
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 3
  6. Justin ForsettBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Matt ForteChicago Bears – 2
    Giovani BernardCincinnati Bengals – 2
    LeSean McCoyBuffalo Bills – 2
    Darren McFaddenDallas Cowboys – 2
    Eddie LacyGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Antonio AndrewsTennessee Titans – 2
    Tyrod TaylorBuffalo Bills – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 2
    Teddy BridgewaterMinnesota Vikings – 2
    Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 2
    Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 2
    Kirk CousinsWashington Redskins – 2
    Zach LineMinnesota Vikings – 2
  7. T.J. YeldonJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Rashad JenningsNew York Giants – 1
    Thomas RawlsSeattle Seahawks – 1
    James StarksGreen Bay Packers – 1
    Isiah CrowellCleveland Browns – 1
    C.J. AndersonDenver Broncos – 1
    Alfred BlueHouston Texans – 1
    Colin KaepernickSan Francisco 49ers – 1
    Ameer AbdullahDetroit Lions – 1
    Alex SmithKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Dexter McClusterTennessee Titans – 1
    Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Tevin ColemanAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Andre WilliamsNew York Giants – 1
    Bishop SankeyTennessee Titans – 1
    Chris PolkHouston Texans – 1
    Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 1
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 1
    Darren SprolesPhiladelphia Eagles – 1
    Jay CutlerChicago Bears – 1
    Joique BellDetroit Lions – 1
    Orleans DarkwaNew York Giants – 1
    Josh McCownCleveland Browns – 1
    Mike TolbertCarolina Panthers – 1
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 1
    Terron WardAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Jamize OlawaleOakland Raiders – 1
    E.J. ManuelBuffalo Bills – 1
    Knile DavisKansas City Chiefs – 1
    De’Anthony ThomasKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Dan HerronBuffalo Bills – 1
    Lorenzo TaliaferroBaltimore Ravens – 1
    Mohamed SanuCincinnati Bengals – 1
    Fred JacksonSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Nick FolesSt. Louis Rams – 1
    Spencer WareKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Ryan MallettHouston Texans – 1
    Jalston FowlerTennessee Titans – 1
    Will JohnsonPittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Austin JohnsonNew Orleans Saints – 1
    John KuhnGreen Bay Packers – 1
    William TukaufuSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Anthony DixonBuffalo Bills – 1

2015 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 1,029
  2. Antonio BrownPittsburgh Steelers – 1,017
  3. DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 927
  4. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 863
  5. Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals – 836
  6. Dimaryius ThomasDenver Broncos – 816
  7. Rob GronkowskiNew England Patriots – 806
  8. A.J. GreenCincinnati Bengals – 769
  9. Allen RobinsonJacksonville Jaguars – 758
  10. Brandon MarshallNew York Jets – 753

2015 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tyler Eifert Cincinnati Bengals – 9
  2. Odell Beckham Jr.New York Giants – 8
    Rob GronkowskiNew England Patriots – 8
  3. DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 7
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 7
    Allen RobinsonJacksonville Jaguars – 7
    Allen HurnsJacksonville Jaguars – 7
    Julian EdelmanNew England Patriots – 7
    Gary BarnidgeCleveland Browns – 7
    Eric DeckerNew York Jets – 7
  4. Julio JonesAtlanta Falcons – 6
    Brandon MarshallNew York Jets – 6
    Brandin CooksNew Orleans Saints – 6
    James JonesGreen Bay Packers – 6
    Donte MoncriefIndianapolis Colts – 6
    Jordan ReedWashington Redskins – 6
  5. Antonio BrownPittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Greg OlsenCarolina Panthers – 5
    Michael CrabtreeOakland Raiders – 5
    Randall CobbGreen Bay Packers – 5
    Michael FloydArizona Cardinals – 5
    Richard RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 5
  6. A.J. GreenCincinnati Bengals – 4
    Travis Benjamin – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Amari CooperOakland Raiders – 4
    Keenan AllenSan Diego Chargers – 4
    Emanuel SandersDenver Broncos – 4
    Martavis Bryant – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
    Dwayne HarrisNew York Giants – 4
    Ladarius Green – San Diego Chargers – 4
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 4
    Lance MooreDetroit Lions – 4
    Crockett GilmoreBaltimore Ravens – 4
    Andre HolmesOakland Raiders – 4
  7. Calvin JohnsonDetroit Lions – 3
    T.Y. HiltonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    Steve SmithBaltimore Ravens – 3
    John BrownArizona Cardinals – 3
    Willie SneadNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 3
    Travis KelceKansas City Chiefs – 3
    Benjamin WatsonNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Danny WoodheadSan Diego Chargers – 3
    Delanie WalkerTennessee Titans – 3
    Reuben RandleNew York Giants – 3
    Marvin JonesCincinnati Bengals – 3
    Doug BaldwinSeattle Seahawks – 3
    Nate WashingtonHouston Texans – 3
    Pierre GarconWashington Redskins – 3
    Malcolm FloydArizona Cardinals – 3
    Ted Ginn Jr.Carolina Panthers – 3
    Martellus BennettChicago Bears – 3
    Kendall WrightTennessee Titans – 3
    Sammy WatkinsBuffalo Bills – 3
    Shane VereenNew York Giants – 3
    Eric EbronDetroit Lions – 3
    Andre JohnsonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    Owen DanielsDenver Broncos – 3
    Corey BrownCarolina Panthers – 3
    Marcel ReeceOakland Raiders – 3
    Kyle RudolphMinnesota Vikings – 3
    Zach MillerChicago Bears – 3
    Garrett CelekSan Francisco 49ers – 3
    Clive WalfordOakland Raiders – 3
  8. Jeremy MaclinKansas City Chiefs – 2
    Jordan MatthewsPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Rishard MatthewsMiami Dolphins – 2
    Alshon JeffreyChicago Bears – 2
    Stefon DiggsMinnesota Vikings – 2
    Jimmy GrahamSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Jason WittenDallas Cowboys – 2
    Devonta FreemanAtlanta Falcons – 2
    Charles ClayBuffalo Bills – 2
    Kamar AikenBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Danny AmendolaNew England Patriots – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Duke Johnson Jr.Cleveland Browns – 2
    Torrey SmithSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Terrance WilliamsDallas Cowboys – 2
    Anquan BoldinSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Steve JohnsonSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Cole BeasleyDallas Cowboys – 2
    Vincent JacksonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Lamar MillerMiami Dolphins – 2
    Robert WoodsBuffalo Bills – 2
    Antonio GatesSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Leonard HankersonAtlanta Falcons – 2
    Coby FleenerIndianapolis Colts – 2
    Brian Hartline Cleveland Browns – 2
    Charles SimsTampa Buccaneers – 2
    Chris HoganBuffalo Bills – 2
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 2
    Larry DonnellNew York Giants – 2
    James StarksGreen Bay Packers – 2
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 2
    C.J. SpillerNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Anthony FasanoTennessee Titans – 2
    Darrius Heyward-BeyPittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Riley CooperPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Brent CelekPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Seth RobertsOakland Raiders – 2
    Kyle JuszcykBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Dorial Green-BeckhamTennessee Titans – 2
    Josh Huff Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Darren FellsArizona Cardinals – 2
    Jeremy KerleyNew York Jets – 2
    Austin-Seferian-JenkinsTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Ty MontgomeryGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Josh HillNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Karlos WilliamsBuffalo Bills – 2
    Jaelen StrongHouston Texans – 2
    Jake StoneburnerMiami Dolphins – 2
    M. HoomanawanuiNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Troy NiklasArizona Cardinals – 2

A Reason Why

Way back when I was in college, I awoke from a very intense dream and penned the following poem and wanted to share it with you on Veterans Day 25 years later.  I also want to give a humble and heartfelt THANK YOU to all of the Veterans who served our great country and to all of the men and women currently serving in the military for all you do and the soldiers you are!

A Reason Why

For all those who are young and free,
Give me a reason why this may be.
Maybe it has to do with slaves,
Or the thousands of men in Arlington’s graves.

Men I have never met have fought for me,
Giving me the reason why I am free.
They fought for freedom, Red, White and Blue,
They spilled their precious blood for you.

You thanked the men but they care not,
It was for principal that they fought.
They fought for baseball and apple pie,
But…is this a reason for men to die?

They’re moved around like pawns on a board,
Loss of life is their reward.
Their families mourn as guns salute,
War is Hell, I must refute.

Mental scars and anguished fears,
Terror sweeps their frozen tears.
They shake and sweat and scream in pain,
To die for what?  Immortal fame!

They love our nation, that’s why they fight,
Protect their love with all their might.
They pray to god to help them save,
One more hero from Arlington’s grave.

Their prayers refused, they know not why,
Eventually, all men must die.
Terror strikes as souls proceed,
Through the holes from which they bleed.

The families of those men who die,
Are given reasons not to cry.
They fought with courage and endless pride,
For their country they have died.

Those who survive are not treated so good,
At least not as hero’s, as they should.
The trauma of war is surely hell,
Trapping the soldier in a shell.

Outside he is fine, but inside he’s not,
Trapped emotions from when he fought.
Angers, emotions, hatreds and fears,
Anchored inside for all of his years.

The boy who left to fight the war,
Has left forever, he returns no more.
The innocent boy that you once knew,
Forever remains a stranger to you.

His life has changed from both death and despair,
Too much burden for one man to care.
His inner feelings he needs to share,
But this is the story everywhere.

The soldiers, the veterans and the such,
Need your help as a crutch.
Not to spare them limp or cast,
But to help them to forget their past.

Maybe not forget, but to understand why,
The reasons why the men must die.

© Michael B. Egan II – 11/11/1990 – Spoken From A Dream

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2015 NFL Week 9 Season Leaders

After Week 9 in the 2015 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2015 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2015 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 3,034
  2. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 2,763
  3. Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 2,709
  4. Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons – 2,702
  5. Carson Palmer Arizona Cardinals – 2,359
  6. Eli ManningNew York Giants – 2,339
  7. Ryan TannehillMiami Dolphins – 2,237
  8. Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 2,226
  9. Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 2,193
  10. Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 2,176

2015 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 22
  2. Carson Palmer Arizona Cardinals – 20
  3. Philip RiversSan Diego Chargers – 19
    Eli ManningNew York Giants – 19
    Aaron RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 19
  4. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 18
    Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 18
  5. Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 17
  6.  Andrew Luck Indianapolis Colts – 15
    Derek CarrOakland Raiders – 15
  7. Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 14
  8. Ryan TannehillMiami Dolphins – 13
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 13
    Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 13
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 13
    Brian HoyerHouston Texans – 13
  9. Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons – 12
  10. Josh McCownCleveland Browns – 11

2015 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 758
  2. Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 721
  3. Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 676
  4. Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 655
  5. Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 643
  6. Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 630
  7. Frank Gore Indianapolis Colts – 599
  8. Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 584
  9. Jonathan StewartCarolina Panthers – 572
  10. Le’Veon BellPittsburgh Steelers – 556

2015 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Devonta FreemanAtlanta Falcons – 9
  2. Chris IvoryNew York Jets – 6
  3. Lamar MillerMiami Dolphins – 5
    DeAngelo WilliamsPittsburgh Steelers – 5
    LaGarrett BlountNew England Patriots – 5
    Jeremy HillCincinnati Bengals – 5
    Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 5
    Karlos WilliamsBuffalo Bills – 5
  4. Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 4
    Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 4
    Frank Gore Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 4
    Ryan MathewsPhiladelphia Eagles – 4
    DeMarco Murray – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Ronnie HillmanDenver Broncos – 4
    Jamaal CharlesKansas City Chiefs – 4
    Joseph RandleDallas Cowboys – 4
    Khiry RobinsonNew Orleans Saints – 4
  5. Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 3
    Jonathan StewartCarolina Panthers – 3
    Le’Veon BellPittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Carlos Hyde – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Matt JonesWashington Redskins – 3
    Jeremy LangfordChicago Bears – 3
    Jameis WinstonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 3
  6. Justin ForsettBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Matt ForteChicago Bears – 2
    Giovani BernardCincinnati Bengals – 2
    Darren McFaddenDallas Cowboys – 2
    LeSean McCoyBuffalo Bills – 2
    Marshawn LynchSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Eddie LacyGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Charcandrick WestKansas City Chiefs – 2
    Antonio AndrewsTennessee Titans – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Tyrod TaylorBuffalo Bills – 2
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 2
    Andre EllingtonArizona Cardinals – 2
    Teddy BridgewaterMinnesota Vikings – 2
    Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 2
    Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 2
    Kirk CousinsWashington Redskins – 2
    Zach LineMinnesota Vikings – 2
  7. T.J. YeldonJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Thomas RawlsSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Rashad JenningsNew York Giants – 1
    James StarksGreen Bay Packers – 1
    Isiah CrowellCleveland Browns – 1
    C.J. AndersonDenver Broncos – 1
    Colin KaepernickSan Francisco 49ers – 1
    Alfred BlueHouston Texans – 1
    Ameer AbdullahDetroit Lions – 1
    Alex SmithKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Tevin ColemanAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Andre WilliamsNew York Giants – 1
    Bishop SankeyTennessee Titans – 1
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 1
    Chris PolkHouston Texans – 1
    Darren SprolesPhiladelphia Eagles – 1
    Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 1
    Joique BellDetroit Lions – 1
    Orleans DarkwaNew York Giants – 1
    Jay CutlerChicago Bears – 1
    Josh McCownCleveland Browns – 1
    Mike TolbertCarolina Panthers – 1
    Terron WardAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 1
    E.J. ManuelBuffalo Bills – 1
    Knile DavisKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Jamize OlawaleOakland Raiders – 1
    De’Anthony ThomasKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Dan HerronBuffalo Bills – 1
    Lorenzo TaliaferroBaltimore Ravens – 1
    Mohamed SanuCincinnati Bengals – 1
    Fred JacksonSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Nick FolesSt. Louis Rams – 1
    Spencer WareKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Ryan MallettHouston Texans – 1
    Jalston FowlerTennessee Titans – 1
    Will JohnsonPittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Austin JohnsonNew Orleans Saints – 1
    John KuhnGreen Bay Packers – 1
    Anthony DixonBuffalo Bills – 1

2015 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 1,029
  2. Antonio BrownPittsburgh Steelers – 878
  3. DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 870
  4. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 759
  5. Dimaryius ThomasDenver Broncos – 745
  6. Brandon MarshallNew York Jets – 730
  7. Keenan AllenSan Diego Chargers – 725
  8. Allen RobinsonJacksonville Jaguars – 707
  9. Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals – 706
  10. T.Y. HiltonIndianapolis Colts – 703

2015 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tyler Eifert Cincinnati Bengals – 9
  2. Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 7
    Odell Beckham Jr.New York Giants – 7
    Rob GronkowskiNew England Patriots – 7
    Julian EdelmanNew England Patriots – 7
  3. Julio JonesAtlanta Falcons – 6
    DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 6
    Allen RobinsonJacksonville Jaguars – 6
    Allen HurnsJacksonville Jaguars – 6
    Gary BarnidgeCleveland Browns – 6
    James JonesGreen Bay Packers – 6
    Eric DeckerNew York Jets – 6
    Donte MoncriefIndianapolis Colts – 6
  4. Brandon MarshallNew York Jets – 5
    Michael CrabtreeOakland Raiders – 5
    Greg OlsenCarolina Panthers – 5
    Randall CobbGreen Bay Packers – 5
  5. Keenan AllenSan Diego Chargers – 4
    A.J. GreenCincinnati Bengals – 4
    Amari CooperOakland Raiders – 4
    Emanuel SandersDenver Broncos – 4
    Travis Benjamin – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Brandin CooksNew Orleans Saints – 4
    Jordan ReedWashington Redskins – 4
    Ladarius Green – San Diego Chargers – 4
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 4
    Richard RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 4
  6. Antonio BrownPittsburgh Steelers – 3
    T.Y. HiltonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    Steve SmithBaltimore Ravens – 3
    Calvin JohnsonDetroit Lions – 3
    Willie SneadNew Orleans Saints – 3
    John BrownArizona Cardinals – 3
    Travis KelceKansas City Chiefs – 3
    Benjamin WatsonNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Danny WoodheadSan Diego Chargers – 3
    Delanie WalkerTennessee Titans – 3
    Reuben RandleNew York Giants – 3
    Pierre GarconWashington Redskins – 3
    Marvin JonesCincinnati Bengals – 3
    Nate WashingtonHouston Texans – 3
    Malcolm FloydArizona Cardinals – 3
    Martellus BennettChicago Bears – 3
    Ted Ginn Jr.Carolina Panthers – 3
    Kendall WrightTennessee Titans – 3
    Sammy WatkinsBuffalo Bills – 3
    Shane VereenNew York Giants – 3
    Michael FloydArizona Cardinals – 3
    Eric EbronDetroit Lions – 3
    Andre JohnsonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    Lance MooreDetroit Lions – 3
    Crockett GilmoreBaltimore Ravens – 3
    Owen DanielsDenver Broncos – 3
    Corey BrownCarolina Panthers – 3
    Dwayne HarrisNew York Giants – 3
    Martavis Bryant – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Marcel ReeceOakland Raiders – 3
    Kyle RudolphMinnesota Vikings – 3
    Garrett CelekSan Francisco 49ers – 3
    Andre HolmesOakland Raiders – 3
  7. Jeremy MaclinKansas City Chiefs – 2
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 2
    Jordan MatthewsPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Alshon JeffreyChicago Bears – 2
    Stefon DiggsMinnesota Vikings – 2
    Jimmy GrahamSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Rishard MatthewsMiami Dolphins – 2
    Devonta FreemanAtlanta Falcons – 2
    Jason WittenDallas Cowboys – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Torrey SmithSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Anquan BoldinSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Duke Johnson Jr.Cleveland Browns – 2
    Charles ClayBuffalo Bills – 2
    Steve JohnsonSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Terrance WilliamsDallas Cowboys – 2
    Kamar AikenBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Cole BeasleyDallas Cowboys – 2
    Danny AmendolaNew England Patriots – 2
    Vincent JacksonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Antonio GatesSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Doug BaldwinSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Robert WoodsBuffalo Bills – 2
    Leonard HankersonAtlanta Falcons – 2
    Coby FleenerIndianapolis Colts – 2
    Charles SimsTampa Buccaneers – 2
    Chris HoganBuffalo Bills – 2
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 2
    Larry DonnellNew York Giants – 2
    Darrius Heyward-BeyPittsburgh Steelers – 2
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 2
    C.J. SpillerNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Riley CooperPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Anthony FasanoTennessee Titans – 2
    Dorial Green-BeckhamTennessee Titans – 2
    Seth RobertsOakland Raiders – 2
    Brian Hartline Cleveland Browns – 2
    James StarksGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Darren FellsArizona Cardinals – 2
    Jeremy KerleyNew York Jets – 2
    Austin-Seferian-JenkinsTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Ty MontgomeryGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Kyle JuszcykBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Clive WalfordOakland Raiders – 2
    Josh HillNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Brent CelekPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Jaelen StrongHouston Texans – 2
    Jake StoneburnerMiami Dolphins – 2
    M. HoomanawanuiNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Troy NiklasArizona Cardinals – 2

2015 NFL Week 8 Season Leaders

After Week 8 in the 2015 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2015 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2015 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 2,754
  2. Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 2,410
  3. Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons – 2,399
  4. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 2,367
  5. Carson Palmer Arizona Cardinals – 2,359
  6. Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 2,176
  7. Eli ManningNew York Giants – 2,126
  8. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 2,083
  9. Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 1,992
  10. Alex SmithKansas City Chiefs – 1,969

2015 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 20
    Carson PalmerArizona Cardinals – 20
  2. Philip RiversSan Diego Chargers – 18
  3. Eli ManningNew York Giants – 17
  4. Drew BreesNew Orleans Saints – 15
    Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 15
    Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 15
    Aaron RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 15
  5. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 13
    Ryan TannehillMiami Dolphins – 13
    Andrew Luck Indianapolis Colts – 13
    Brian HoyerHouston Texans – 13
  6. Matt RyanAtlanta Falcons – 11
    Josh McCownCleveland Browns – 11
    Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 11
    Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 11
    Derek CarrOakland Raiders – 11
  7. Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 10
    Jamies WinstonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 10
  8. Alex SmithKansas City Chiefs – 9
    Russell WilsonSeattle Seahawks – 9
    Sam BradfordPhiladelphia Eagles – 9
    Kirk CousinsWashington Redskins – 9
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 9
    Tyrod TaylorBuffalo Bills – 9
  9. Jay CutlerChicago Bears – 8
  10. Peyton ManningDenver Broncos – 7
    Nick FolesSt. Louis Rams – 7

2015 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 709
  2. Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 676
  3. Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 633
  4. Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 612
  5. Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 566
  6. Le’Veon BellPittsburgh Steelers – 556
  7. Justin ForsettBaltimore Ravens – 549
  8. Matt ForteChicago Bears – 548
  9. Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 534
  10. Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 530

2015 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Devonta FreemanAtlanta Falcons – 9
  2. Jeremy HillCincinnati Bengals – 5
  3. Mark IngramNew Orleans Saints – 4
    Chris IvoryNew York Jets – 4
    Ronnie HillmanDenver Broncos – 4
    Jamaal CharlesKansas City Chiefs – 4
    LaGarrett BlountNew England Patriots – 4
    Joseph RandleDallas Cowboys – 4
    Cam NewtonCarolina Panthers – 4
    Khiry RobinsonNew Orleans Saints – 4
  4. Chris JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Adrian PetersonMinnesota Vikings – 3
    Doug MartinTampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Todd Gurley – St. Louis Rams – 3
    Le’Veon BellPittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Latavius MurrayOakland Raiders – 3
    Frank Gore Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Jonathan StewartCarolina Panthers – 3
    Carlos Hyde – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Lamar MillerMiami Dolphins – 3
    Ryan MathewsPhiladelphia Eagles – 3
    DeMarco Murray – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    DeAngelo WilliamsPittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Matt JonesWashington Redskins – 3
    Karlos WilliamsBuffalo Bills – 3
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 3
    Joe FlaccoBaltimore Ravens – 3
  5. Justin ForsettBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Matt ForteChicago Bears – 2
    Giovani BernardCincinnati Bengals – 2
    Marshawn LynchSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Darren McFaddenDallas Cowboys – 2
    Eddie LacyGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Charcandrick WestKansas City Chiefs – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Antonio AndrewsTennessee Titans – 2
    Tyrod TaylorBuffalo Bills – 2
    Andre EllingtonArizona Cardinals – 2
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 2
    Jameis WinstonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Jeremy LangfordChicago Bears – 2
    Andy DaltonCincinnati Bengals – 2
    Tom BradyNew England Patriots – 2
    Kirk CousinsWashington Redskins – 2
    Zach LineMinnesota Vikings – 2
  6. T.J. YeldonJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Thomas RawlsSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Rashad JenningsNew York Giants – 1
    LeSean McCoyBuffalo Bills – 1
    Isiah CrowellCleveland Browns – 1
    James StarksGreen Bay Packers – 1
    C.J. AndersonDenver Broncos – 1
    Colin KaepernickSan Francisco 49ers – 1
    Alfred BlueHouston Texans – 1
    Ameer AbdullahDetroit Lions – 1
    Alex SmithKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Tevin ColemanAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Bishop SankeyTennessee Titans – 1
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 1
    Chris PolkHouston Texans – 1
    Blake BortlesJacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Andre WilliamsNew York Giants – 1
    Ryan FitzpatrickNew York Jets – 1
    Darren SprolesPhiladelphia Eagles – 1
    Joique BellDetroit Lions – 1
    Jay CutlerChicago Bears – 1
    Josh McCownCleveland Browns – 1
    Teddy BridgewaterMinnesota Vikings – 1
    Terron WardAtlanta Falcons – 1
    Orleans DarkwaNew York Giants – 1
    Mike TolbertCarolina Panthers – 1
    E.J. ManuelBuffalo Bills – 1
    Knile DavisKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 1
    De’Anthony ThomasKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Dan HerronBuffalo Bills – 1
    Lorenzo TaliaferroBaltimore Ravens – 1
    Fred JacksonSeattle Seahawks – 1
    Nick FolesSt. Louis Rams – 1
    Spencer WareKansas City Chiefs – 1
    Ryan MallettHouston Texans – 1
    Jalston FowlerTennessee Titans – 1
    Will JohnsonPittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Austin JohnsonNew Orleans Saints – 1
    John KuhnGreen Bay Packers – 1
    Anthony DixonBuffalo Bills – 1

2015 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 892
  2. DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 870
  3. Keenan AllenSan Diego Chargers – 725
  4. Larry Fitzgerald Arizona Cardinals – 706
  5. Dimaryius ThomasDenver Broncos – 695
  6. Brandon MarshallNew York Jets – 686
  7. Steve SmithBaltimore Ravens – 670
  8. Calvin JohnsonDetroit Lions – 661
  9. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 654
  10. A.J. GreenCincinnati Bengals – 649

2015 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 7
    Odell Beckham Jr.New York Giants – 7
    Rob GronkowskiNew England Patriots – 7

  2. DeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans – 6
    Julio JonesAtlanta Falcons – 6
    Allen RobinsonJacksonville Jaguars – 6
    Julian EdelmanNew England Patriots – 6
    Gary BarnidgeCleveland Browns – 6
    James JonesGreen Bay Packers – 6
    Donte MoncriefIndianapolis Colts – 6
    Tyler EifertCincinnati Bengals – 6
  3. Allen HurnsJacksonville Jaguars – 5
    Eric DeckerNew York Jets – 5
  4. Keenan AllenSan Diego Chargers – 4
    Brandon MarshallNew York Jets – 4
    A.J. GreenCincinnati Bengals – 4
    Travis Benjamin – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Greg OlsenCarolina Panthers – 4
    Randall CobbGreen Bay Packers – 4
    Ladarius Green – San Diego Chargers – 4
    Tavon AustinSt. Louis Rams – 4
  5. Steve SmithBaltimore Ravens – 3
    Calvin JohnsonDetroit Lions – 3
    T.Y. HiltonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    John BrownArizona Cardinals – 3
    Antonio BrownPittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Amari CooperOakland Raiders – 3
    Emanuel SandersDenver Broncos – 3
    Travis KelceKansas City Chiefs – 3
    Brandin CooksNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Willie SneadNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Michael CrabtreeOakland Raiders – 3
    Benjamin WatsonNew Orleans Saints – 3
    Nate WashingtonHouston Texans – 3
    Malcolm FloydArizona Cardinals – 3
    Pierre GarconWashington Redskins – 3
    Jordan ReedWashington Redskins – 3
    Ted GinnCarolina Panthers – 3
    Kendall WrightTennessee Titans – 3
    Marvin JonesCincinnati Bengals – 3
    Michael FloydArizona Cardinals – 3
    Eric EbronDetroit Lions – 3
    Andre JohnsonIndianapolis Colts – 3
    Lance MooreDetroit Lions – 3
    Crockett GilmoreBaltimore Ravens – 3
    Dwayne HarrisNew York Giants – 3
    Marcel ReeceOakland Raiders – 3
    Kyle RudolphMinnesota Vikings – 3
    Andre HolmesOakland Raiders – 3
  6. Jeremy MaclinKansas City Chiefs – 2
    Jarvis LandryMiami Dolphins – 2
    Jimmy GrahamSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Danny WoodheadSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Stefon DiggsMinnesota Vikings – 2
    Rishard MatthewsMiami Dolphins – 2
    Reuben RandleNew York Giants – 2
    Anquan BoldinSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Jason WittenDallas Cowboys – 2
    Charles ClayBuffalo Bills – 2
    Dion LewisNew England Patriots – 2
    Torrey SmithSan Francisco 49ers – 2
    Alshon JeffreyChicago Bears – 2
    Kamar AikenBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Martellus BennettChicago Bears – 2
    Vincent JacksonTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Terrance WilliamsDallas Cowboys – 2
    Doug BaldwinSeattle Seahawks – 2
    Danny AmendolaNew England Patriots – 2
    Robert WoodsBuffalo Bills – 2
    Leonard HankersonAtlanta Falcons – 2
    Steve JohnsonSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Shane VereenNew York Giants – 2
    Coby FleenerIndianapolis Colts – 2
    Antonio GatesSan Diego Chargers – 2
    Chris HoganBuffalo Bills – 2
    Charles SimsTampa Buccaneers – 2
    Arian FosterHouston Texans – 2
    Larry DonnellNew York Giants – 2
    Darrius Heyward-BeyPittsburgh Steelers – 2
    David JohnsonArizona Cardinals – 2
    Riley CooperPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Richard RodgersGreen Bay Packers – 2
    C.J. SpillerNew Orleans Saints – 2
    Martavis Bryant – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Brian Hartline Cleveland Browns – 2
    Corey BrownCarolina Panthers – 2
    Sammy WatkinsBuffalo Bills – 2
    Darren FellsArizona Cardinals – 2
    Austin-Seferian-JenkinsTampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Ty MontgomeryGreen Bay Packers – 2
    Kyle JuszcykBaltimore Ravens – 2
    Owen DanielsDenver Broncos – 2
    Jeremy KerleyNew York Jets – 2
    Seth RobertsOakland Raiders – 2
    Dorial Green-BeckhamTennessee Titans – 2
    Brent CelekPhiladelphia Eagles – 2
    Jaelen StrongHouston Texans – 2
    Jake StoneburnerMiami Dolphins – 2
    Troy NiklasArizona Cardinals – 2