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2020 NFL Week 4 Season Leaders

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After Week 4 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,690
  2. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 1,322
  3. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,285
  4. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1,246
  5. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 1,214
  6. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 1,147
  7. Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,138
  8. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 1,134
  9. Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,122
  10. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 1,121

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 16
  2. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 13
  3. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 12
  4. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 11
    Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 11
  5. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 9
  6. Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 8
    Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 8
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 8
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 8
  7. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 7
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 7
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 7
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 7
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 7
  8. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 6
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 6
    Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 6
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 6
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 6
  9. Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
  10. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 4
    Philip Rivers – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 4
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Nick Foles – Chicago Bears – 4
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 4

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 424
  2. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 374
  3. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 335
  4. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 319
  5. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 315
  6. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 304
  7. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 300
  8. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 285
  9. Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 281
  10. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 275

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 6
  2. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 4
    Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 4
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 4
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 4
  3. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 3
    James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 3
    Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 3
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 3
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 3
    Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 3
  4. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    David Johnson – Houston Texans – 2
    Lativius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 2
    Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 2
    Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 2
    J.K. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
  5. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Devin Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Alexander Mattison – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Brian Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
    Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Tony Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
    Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
    Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1
    Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 403
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 403
  2. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 401
  3. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 397
  4. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 387
  5. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 377
  6. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 349
  7. Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 348
  8. Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 331
  9. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 327
  10. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 321

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
    Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 5
  2. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 4
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 4
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 4
  3. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 3
    D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 3
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 3
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
  4. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 2
    DeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 2
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 2
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
    Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 2
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Moe Allie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Matt Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 2
    T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 2
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Tee Higgins – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Cedrick Wilson – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Jalen Guyton – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
    Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 2
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 2
    Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 2
    Andy Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Dontrelle Inman – Washington Redskins – 2
    Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Tyler Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 2
  5. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 1
    Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Scotty Miller – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Jerry Jeudy – Denver Broncos – 1
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 1
    Randall Cobb – Houston Texans – 1
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Hunter Renfrow – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
    N’Keal Harry – New England Patriots – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Greg Ward – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 1
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 1
    Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
    Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Eric Ebron – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 1
    Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Austin Hooper – Cleveland Browns – 1
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 1
    Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Freddie Swain – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Zay Jones – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Foster Moreau – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 1
    Mike Thomas – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Chris Thompson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Jesse James – Detroit Lions – 1
    Travis Fulgham – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Tyron Johnson – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Alec Ingold – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Ian Thomas – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Nick Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Jason Witten – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Ke’Shawn Vaughn – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Mercedes Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Donald Parham Jr. – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
    Reggie Bonnafon – Carolina Panthers – 1
    MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Jacob Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Jakob Johnson – New England Patriots – 1
    Travis Homer – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Jordan Thomas – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Eric Fisher – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Reggie Gilliam – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1
  • Note: The Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Tennessee Titans was postponed to a later date due to Covid-19 concerns. It was noted as a Bye week for those two teams.

2020 NFL Week 3 Season Leaders

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After Week 3 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,188
  2. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 1,034
  3. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 961
  4. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 925
  5. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 898
  6. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 887
  7. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 871
  8. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 863
  9. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 821
  10. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 811

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 14
  2. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 10
  3. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 9
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 9
  4. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 7
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 7
  5. Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 6
    Gardner Minshew – Jacksonville Jaguars – 6
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 6
    Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 6
    Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 6
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 6
  6. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 5
    Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 5
    Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 5
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 5
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 5
  7. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 4
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 4
    Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 4
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 4
  8. Philip Rivers – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 3
    Jeff Driskel – Denver Broncos – 3
    Nick Foles – Chicago Bears – 3
  9. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 2
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 2
    Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
  10. Nick Mullens – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 1

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 319
  2. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 303
  3. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 294
  4. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 292
  5. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 252
  6. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 240
  7. Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 236
  8. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 210
  9. Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 209
  10. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 204

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 4
    Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 4
    Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 4
  2. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 3
  3. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 2
    Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 2
    Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 2
    Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    David Johnson – Houston Texans – 2
    Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 2
    J.K. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
  4. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
    Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Brian Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    B. Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
    D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
    Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 356
  2. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 349
  3. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 297
  4. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 288
  5. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 285
  6. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 278
  7. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 269
  8. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 267
  9. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 265
  10. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 259

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 4
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
  2. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 3
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 3
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
  3. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 2
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
    Matt Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 2
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    Andy Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Cedrick Wilson – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Dontrelle Inman – Washington Redskins – 2
    Tee Higgins – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Tyler Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 2
  4. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 1
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 1
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Moe Allie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Randall Cobb – Houston Texans – 1
    T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 1
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 1
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Hunter Renfrow – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 1
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
    Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 1
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Eric Ebron – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Greg Ward – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 1
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 1
    Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    Chris Thompson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Mike Thomas – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 1
    Foster Moreau – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    J. Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jalen Guylon – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Freddie Swain – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Zay Jones – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 1
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
    Jesse James – Detroit Lions – 1
    Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Mercedes Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Nick Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
    MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Alec Ingoldegas Raiders – 1
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 1
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Jacob Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Jakob Johnson – New England Patriots – 1
    Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Eric Fisher – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Reggie Gilliam – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1

2020 NFL Week 2 Season Leaders

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After Week 2 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 723
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 723
  2. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 716
  3. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 636
  4. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 610
  5. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 604
  6. Philip Rivers – Indianapolis Colts – 577
  7. Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 552
  8. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 542
  9. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 541
  10. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 540

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 9
  2. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 6
    Gardner Minshew – Jacksonville Jaguars – 6
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 6
  3. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 5
  4. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 4
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 4
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 4
  5. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 3
    Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 3
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 3
  6. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Philip Rivers – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 2
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 2
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 2
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Jeff Driskel – Denver Broncos – 2
  7. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 1
    Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 1

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 234
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 200
  3. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 185
  4. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 184
  5. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 181
  6. Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 177
  7. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 176
  8. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 164
  9. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 158
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 158
  10. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 156

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 4
  2. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
  3. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 2
    Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    J.D. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
    Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 2
  4. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
    Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 1
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    David Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
    Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 1
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
    D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
    Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 239
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 239
  2. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 236
  3. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 223
  4. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 219
  5. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 192
  6. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 187
  7. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 186
  8. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 181
    Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 181
  9. D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 174
  10. CeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys – 165

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 4
  2. Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 3
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
  3. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 2
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 2
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
  4. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 1
    Matt Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 1
    Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 1
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 1
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 1
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 1
    Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 1
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 1
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Mike Thomas – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 1
    Freddie Swan – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Jalen Guylon – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Chris Thompson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
    Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
    Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Zay Jones – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Alec Ingold – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Reggie Gilliam – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Jakob Johnson – New England Patriots – 1
    MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1

2020 NFL Week 1 Season Leaders

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After Week 1 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 450
  2. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 364
  3. Philip Rivers – Indianapolis Colts – 363
  4. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 322
  5. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 306
  6. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 297
  7. Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 279
  8. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 275
  9. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 275
  10. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 270

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 4
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 4
  2. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 3
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Gardner Minshew – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
  3. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 2
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 2
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
  4. Philip Rivers – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 1
    Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 1
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 1
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 138
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 116
  3. Benny Snell Jr. – Pittsburgh Steelers – 113
  4. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 97
  5. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 96
  6. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 93
    Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 93
  7. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 91
  8. Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 84
  9. Malcolm Brown – Los Angeles Rams – 79
  10. Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 78

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 3
  2. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 2
    Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 2
    Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
    J.D. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
  3. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
    David Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 1
    Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
    Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1
    Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 157
  2. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 156
  3. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 151
  4. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 130
  5. Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 115
  6. Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 114
    Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 114
  7. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 110
  8. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 105
  9. Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 102
  10. Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 101
    Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 101
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 101

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 2
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
  2. Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 1
    Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 1
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 1
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Allan Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 1
    T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
    Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 1
    James Washint – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 1
    D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
    MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1

2019 NFL Week 17 Season Leaders

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After Week 17 in the 2019 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 2019 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:

2019 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5,109
  2. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 4,902
  3. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 4,639
  4. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 4,615
  5. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 4,466
  6. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 4,110
  7. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 4,056
  8. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 4,055
  9. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 4,039
  10. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 4,033

2019 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 36
  2. Jameis Winston – Tampa Buccaneers – 33
  3. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 31
  4. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 30
  5. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 27
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 27
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 27
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 26
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 26
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 26
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 26
  7. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 25
  8. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 24
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 24
  9. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 23
  10. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 22
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 22
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 22

2019 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1,539
  2. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 1,494
  3. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,357
  4. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1,241
  5. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,231
  6. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1,213
  7. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,152
  8. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 1,150
  9. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1,138
  10. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1,135

2019 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 16
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 16
  2. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 13
    Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 13
  3. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 12
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 12
  4. Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 10
  5. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 9
  6. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 8
    Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 8
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 8
    Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 8
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 8
  7. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 7
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 7
    Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 7
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 7
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 7
  8. Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 6
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 6
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 6
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
    Tevin Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 6
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
  9. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 5
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 5
    Latavius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 5
    Malcolm Brown – Los Angeles Rams – 5
    B. Scott – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
  10. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    LeSean McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 4
    Jacoby Brissett – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 4
    Jeffrey Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
    Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 4
    Q. Ollison – Atlanta Falcons – 4

2019 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 1,725
  2. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 1,393
  3. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,333
  4. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 1,229
  5. DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 1,202
  6. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1,199
  7. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 1,190
  8. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 1,189
  9. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 1,176
  10. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 1,165

2019 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 11
  2. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 10
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 10
  3. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 9
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 9
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 9
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 9
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 9
  4. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 8
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 8
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 8
    A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 8
    D.J. Chark Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 8
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 8
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 8
  5. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 7
    Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 7
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 7
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 7
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 7
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 7
  6. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 6
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 6
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 6
    Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 6
    Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 6
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    J. Crowder – New York Jets – 6
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Golden Tate – New York Giants – 6
    Tyrell Williams – Oakland Raiders – 6
    B. Perriman – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
    Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 6
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 6
  7. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 5
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 5
    Emanuel Sanders – San Francisco 49ers / Denver Broncos – 5
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 5
    Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 5
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
    James White – New England Patriots – 5
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    M. Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 5
    Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 5
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Phillip Dorsett II – New England Patriots – 5
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    Ryan Griffin – New York Jets – 5
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 5
    M. Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    Foster Moreau – Oakland Raiders – 5
  8. D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    H. Renfrow – Oakland Raiders – 4
    Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 4
    Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – 4
    Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 4
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Taylor Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 4
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 4
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Buccaneers – 4
    S. Sims Jr. – Washington Redskins – 4
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    Ricky Seals-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 4
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 4
  9. D. Waller – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Randall Cobb – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 3
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 3
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    John Ross III – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 3
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 3
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 3
    Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Duke Johnson Jr. – Houston Texans – 3
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Blake Jarwin – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    K. Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    J. Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Joe Mixon – Cinncinnati Bengals – 3
    Vance McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    K. Smith – New York Giants – 3
    B. Johnson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Demetrius Harris – Cleveland Browns – 3
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 3
  10. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
    A. Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Mohamed Sanu – New England Patriots / Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 2
    A. Hurns – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Dawson Knox – Buffalo Bills – 2
    T.J. Hockenson – Detroit Lions – 2
    Hayden Hurst – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    A. Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
    D. Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    C. Latimer – New York Giants – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    M. Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    S. Roberts – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    K. Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Paul Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Jaron Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Delanie Walker – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 2
    D. Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    J. Watson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    DeSean Jackson – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Chester Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    James O’Shaughnessy… – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Ryquell Armstead – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    N. Harry – New England Patriots – 2
    D. Arnold – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    R. Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 2

2019 NFL Week 16 Season Leaders

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After Week 16 in the 2019 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 2019 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:

2019 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4,908
  2. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 4,599
  3. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 4,334
  4. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 4,320
  5. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 4,153
  6. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 3,877
  7. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 3,859
  8. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 3,843
  9. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 3,835
  10. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 3,750

2019 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 36
  2. Jameis Winston – Tampa Buccaneers – 31
  3. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 29
  4. Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 27
  5. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 26
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 26
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 26
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 25
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 25
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 25
  7. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 24
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 24
  8. Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 23
  9. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 22
  10. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 21

2019 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 1,453
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1,328
  3. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,235
  4. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,231
  5. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1,215
  6. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1,213
  7. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,152
  8. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 1,150
  9. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1,135
  10. Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 1,057

2019 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 16
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 13
    Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 13
  3. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 12
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 12
  4. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 11
  5. Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 10
  6. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 9
  7. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 8
  8. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 7
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 7
    Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 7
    Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 7
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 7
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 7
  9. Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 6
    Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 6
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 6
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 6
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
    Tevin Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 6
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
  10. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 5
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 5
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 5
    Latavius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 5
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 5

2019 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 1,688
  2. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,333
  3. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 1,315
  4. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 1,205
  5. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 1,165
  6. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,157
  7. Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 1,130
  8. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 1,118
  9. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1,117
  10. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 1,097

2019 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 11
  2. Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 10
  3. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 9
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 9
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 9
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 9
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 9
  4. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 8
    Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 8
    D.J. Chark Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 8
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 8
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 8
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 8
  5. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 7
    Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 7
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 7
    A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 7
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 7
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 7
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 7
  6. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 6
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 6
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 6
    Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Tyrell Williams – Oakland Raiders – 6
    Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
    Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 6
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 6
  7. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 5
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 5
    Emanuel Sanders – San Francisco 49ers / Denver Broncos – 5
    J. Crowder – New York Jets – 5
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 5
    Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 5
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Golden Tate – New York Giants – 5
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 5
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
    B. Perriman – Buffalo Bills – 5
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Phillip Dorsett II – New England Patriots – 5
    Ryan Griffin – New York Jets – 5
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 5
    M. Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 5
    Foster Moreau – Oakland Raiders – 5
  8. D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 4
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    James White – New England Patriots – 4
    Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 4
    M. Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 4
    Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – 4
    Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 4
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Taylor Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 4
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 4
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    Ricky Seals-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 4
  9. D. Waller – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 3
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Randall Cobb – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 3
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 3
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    H. Renfrow – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 3
    John Ross III – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 3
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 3
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Blake Jarwin – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Duke Johnson Jr. – Houston Texans – 3
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    J. Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Buccaneers – 3
    Joe Mixon – Cinncinnati Bengals – 3
    B. Johnson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Vance McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    S. Sims Jr. – Washington Redskins – 3
    Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 3
    K. Smith – New York Giants – 3
    Demetrius Harris – Cleveland Browns – 3
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 3
  10. Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
    A. Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Mohamed Sanu – New England Patriots / Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 2
    A. Hurns – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Dawson Knox – Buffalo Bills – 2
    T.J. Hockenson – Detroit Lions – 2
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 2
    A. Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Hayden Hurst – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    D. Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    K. Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    C. Latimer – New York Giants – 2
    S. Roberts – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    K. Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    M. Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Paul Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    Jaron Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Delanie Walker – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 2
    D. Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    DeSean Jackson – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Chester Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    James O’Shaughnessy… – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    J. Watson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    R. Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    N. Harry – New England Patriots – 2

2019 NFL Week 15 – Players On The Move

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WEEK 15 REVIEW

Drew Brees owns another NFL passing record after catching and then moving past Peyton Manning on the leader-board for career passing touchdowns. Starting the night tied with Tom Brady at 538 passing touchdowns, just one touchdown behind Manning, Brees ends the evening throwing four touchdowns and setting the new bar at 541 touchdowns. With two regular season games left for both Brady and Brees and both teams headed for the playoffs, it will be fun watching two of the greatest battle it out.

When Peyton Manning retired he sat firmly on top of the leader-boards for career passing touchdowns and career passing yards. He has many more accolades but those are big. Manning ended his amazing career with 539 passing touchdowns and he threw for 71,940 yards. Peyton currently sits at number 3 for passing yards behind Brees and Brady and will be moved into third position this season if Brady throws two more touchdowns in his final two games of the season which seems plausible.

During the pregame, there was an excitement in the air knowing Brees could possibly tie Peyton Manning’s record and perhaps become the NFL’s new passing touchdown leader during a home game in front of his loyal fans and family on Monday Night Football. Like a surgeon, Brees moved his team down the field when he connected with Tre’Quan Smith with 6:11 left in the second quarter, tying Manning for the most in league history at 539. Brees also passed Tom Brady with that pass. With just seconds left in the second quarter, Brees had marched his Saints down the field and into scoring position. Brees connects for a second touchdown with Tre’Quan Smith in the back of the endzone and everyone starts cheering and slapping hands but there was a flag. Turns out Smith was called for offensive interference and the points came off the board and with just 2 seconds left before the half, the Saints kicked the field goal and went into the locker room leading shutting out the Colts.

The halftime seemed like it was taking forever and we as fans were ready for some football. Soon enough, Drew was back on the field and moving his team with precision and accuracy. The record-breaking 540th touchdown pass came with 7:08 left in the third quarter when Brees hit tight end Josh Hill all alone in the end zone for a 5-yard score. Brees got the ball, took off his helmet, pointed to the crowd and blew kisses. He threw one more touchdown in the fourth quarter and ended the night with 4 passing touchdowns, the passing touchdown record and he completed 29-30 passes for 307 yards which is an astounding 97% completion rate. I think he was pretty pumped up.

With no indication either Brees nor Brady are planning to retire soon, we should enjoy the competition as they battle to be the all time leader and sit atop the leader board all alone. Brees is alone for now but Tom Brady is just one touchdown back from Peyton Manning’s previous record and right on Brees’ trail. I can’t wait to see where they finish. I’m not sure if there can be multiple GOAT’s but watching Manning set the bar so high and now it looks like both Brees and Brady will put some distance between themselves and Peyton which is just mind blowing.

In the last 100 years for the NFL, we have seen some amazing plays and talent galore. As a fan, I feel very lucky I got to witness the old schoolers like Jim Plunkett, then the 80’s crew with Elway and Marino and then the 90s with Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Philip Rivers and Drew Brees. Now with Mahomes and Lamar Jackson lighting it up, we will be entertained, thrilled and amazed for years to come.

QUARTERBACK LEADERS – WEEK 15 PLAYERS ON THE MOVE

  • Drew Brees passed Peyton Manning to assume the #1 position on the all time leader-board with 541 Career Passing Touchdowns. At this point in his career, Drew Brees also occupies the #1 position on the all time leader-board with 76,884 Career Passing Yards. Brees’ 4 touchdowns moved him past Tom Brady who is in the #3 position behind Peyton Manning with 538 passing touchdowns.
  • Ryan Fitzpatrick passed Jim Everett to take over the #42 slot behind Randall Cunningham with 205 Career Passing Touchdowns.
  • Andy Dalton moved up 1 slot into a tie with Phil Simms at #45 for Career Passing Touchdowns with 199 Touchdowns.
  • Aaron Rodgers passed Carson Palmer to take over the #13 slot behind Hall of Fame Quarterback Fran Tarkenton with 46,407 Career Passing Yards.
  • Ryan Fitzpatrick moved past Mark Brunell to take over the #42 slot behind Hall of Fame Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen with 32,147 Career Passing Yards.

RUNNING BACK LEADERS – WEEK 15 PLAYERS ON THE MOVE

  • Frank Gore moved past Hall of Fame Running Back Barry Sanders into the #3 slot behind Hall of Fame Running Back Walter Payton with 15,321 Career Rushing Yards.
  • Adrian Peterson entered the Top 5 at #5 in Career Rushing Yards when he passed Hall of Fame Running Back Curtis Martin by just one yard with 14,102 yards. Peterson also scored a touchdown this week moving him from #5 into a tie position at #4 with Hall of Fame Running Back Walter Payton with 110 Career Rushing Touchdowns.
  • LeSean McCoy moved up 1 slot past Warrick Dunn into the #22 slot behind Hall of Fame Running Back O.J. Simpson with 11,071 Career Rushing Yards.
  • Mark Ingram joined Brandon Jacobs, Ahman Green and Hall of Fame Running Back Terrell Davis at the #33 slot with 60 Career Rushing Touchdowns.

WIDE RECEIVER LEADERS – WEEK 15 PLAYERS ON THE MOVE

  • Julio Jones passed Antonio Gates and Hall of Fame Wide Receiver Don Maynard to assume the #28 slot behind Hall of Fame Wide Receiver Michael Irvin with 11,881 Career Receiving Yards.
  • Jason Witten moved past Wesley Walker and Hall of Fame Wide Receiver Bob Hayes to join Marques Colston, Stanley Morgan and Jordy Nelson in the #25 slot with 72 Career Receiving Touchdowns.

DEFENSIVE LEADERS – WEEK 15 PLAYERS ON THE MOVE

  • Von Miller entered the Top 25 at #25 for Career Sacks with his sack this weekend moving him past Neil Smith and Kevin Carter leaving him a half sack behind former fellow Denver Bronco Elvis Dumervil with 105.0 Career Sacks.
  • Carlos Dunlap joined Karl Mecklenburg and Chad Brown at #49 with 79.0 Career Sacks.

2019 NFL Week 15 Season Leaders

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After Week 15 in the 2019 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 2019 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:

2019 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4,573
  2. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 4,334
  3. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 4,055
  4. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 3,997
  5. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 3,769
  6. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 3,708
  7. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 3,659
  8. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 3,608
  9. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 3,564
  10. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 3,481

2019 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 33
  2. Jameis Winston – Tampa Buccaneers – 30
  3. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 28
  4. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 26
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 26
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 26
  5. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 25
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 24
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 24
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 24
  7. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 23
  8. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 21
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 21
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 21
  9. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 19
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 19
  10. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 18
    Jacoby Brisett – Indianapolis Colts – 18
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 18

2019 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 1,408
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1,328
  3. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,191
  4. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,188
  5. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1,161
  6. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 1,150
  7. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1,135
  8. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1,110
  9. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,081
  10. Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 1,030

2019 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 14
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 13
    Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 13
  3. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 12
  4. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 11
  5. Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 10
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 10
  6. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 9
  7. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 8
  8. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 7
    Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 7
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 7
  9. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 6
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 6
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    Tevin Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 6
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
  10. Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 5
    Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 5
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 5
    Latavius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 5
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
    Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 5
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 5

2019 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 1,552
  2. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,333
  3. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,157
  4. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 1,149
  5. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 1,142
  6. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 1,131
  7. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 1,073
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 1,073
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 1,073
  8. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 1,052
  9. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1,046
  10. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 1,032

2019 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 10
  2. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 9
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 9
  3. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 8
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 8
    Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 8
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 8
    D.J. Chark Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 8
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 8
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 8
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 8
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 8
  4. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 7
    Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 7
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 7
    A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 7
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 7
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 7
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 7
  5. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 6
    Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 6
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 6
    Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 6
    Tyrell Williams – Oakland Raiders – 6
    Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
    Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 6
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 6
  6. Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 5
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 5
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 5
    Emanuel Sanders – San Francisco 49ers / Denver Broncos – 5
    J. Crowder – New York Jets – 5
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 5
    Golden Tate – New York Giants – 5
    B. Perriman – Buffalo Bills – 5
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Phillip Dorsett II – New England Patriots – 5
    Ryan Griffin – New York Jets – 5
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 5
    Foster Moreau – Oakland Raiders – 5
    Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 5
  7. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 4
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 4
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 4
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 4
    Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
    James White – New England Patriots – 4
    Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
    Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 4
    Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – 4
    Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Taylor Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 4
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    M. Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 4
    Ricky Seals-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 4
  8. D. Waller – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Randall Cobb – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 3
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 3
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 3
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 3
    John Ross III – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Duke Johnson Jr. – Houston Texans – 3
    Blake Jarwin – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Buccaneers – 3
    J. Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    B. Johnson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Joe Mixon – Cinncinnati Bengals – 3
    Vance McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 3
  9. Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 2
    A. Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    Mohamed Sanu – New England Patriots / Atlanta Falcons – 2
    M. Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    H. Renfrow – Oakland Raiders – 2
    A. Hurns – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 2
    T.J. Hockenson – Detroit Lions – 2
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 2
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Dawson Knox – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    A. Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Hayden Hurst – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    K. Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    K. Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    S. Roberts – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Paul Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    M. Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Jaron Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Delanie Walker – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 2
    D. Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    DeSean Jackson – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Chester Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    James O’Shaughnessy… – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Demetrius Harris – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    R. Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    N. Harry – New England Patriots – 2
  10. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Danny Amendola – Detroit Lions – 1
    Auden Tate – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    D. Thomas – New York Jets – 1
    Josh Gordon – Seattle Seahawks / New England Patriots – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    LeVeon Bell – New York Jets – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    R. Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 1
    I. Smith Jr. – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    J. Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    N. Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    D. Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    M. Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
    J. Samuels – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    C. Latimer – New York Giants – 1
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 1
    Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 1
    J.D. McKissic – Detroit Lions – 1
    M. Turner – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    C. Clay – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    K. Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 1
    A. Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1
    J. Kumerow – Green Bay Packers – 1
    L. Murray – New Orleans Saints – 1
    J. Sprinkle – Washington Redskins – 1
    P. Cooper – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    S. Miller – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    A. Frisker – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Trey Quinn – Washington Redskins – 1
    A. Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    K. Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Marquise Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    L. Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    D. Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    LeSean McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    T. Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Tavon Austin – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Byron Pringle – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    K. Juszcyk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Rhett Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    Richie James Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    S. Sims Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
    J. Graham – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Maxx Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    M. Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 1
    L. Thomas – Detroit Lions – 1
    G. Ward Jr. – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    K. Raymond – Tennessee Titans – 1
    J. Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
    C.J. Ham – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    D. Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    K. Smith – New York Giants – 1
    J.J. Arcega-W… – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Parris Campbell – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    M. Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Vernon Davis – Washington Redskins – 1
    Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Ryan Izzo – New England Patriots – 1
    Devin Smith – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    I. Thomas – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    T. Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 1
    J. Heuerman – Denver Broncos – 1
    D. Zaccheaus – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Ryquell Armstead – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    D. Carrier – Oakland Raiders – 1
    R. Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    J. Watson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    R. Penny – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    D. Guice – Washington Redskins – 1
    Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    N. O’Leary – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    B. Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Brandon Bolden – New England Patriots – 1
    J. Horsted – Chicago Bears – 1
    T. Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 1
    B. Braunecker – Chicago Bears – 1
    Duke Williams – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Antonio Brown – New England Patriots – 1
    Rashaad Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    R. Gafford – Oakland Raiders – 1
    S. Carlson – Cleveland Browns – 1
    A. Ingold – Oakland Raiders – 1
    A. Abdullah – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    D. Brown – New York Jets – 1
    Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    T.J. Jones – New York Giants – 1
    J.J. Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 1
    L. Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1
    T. Fumagali – Denver Broncos – 1
    V. Bryant – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Troymaine Pope – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    C. Carter – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    D. Arnold – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    V. Vea – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    J. Sanders – Miami Dolphins – 1
    David Quessenberry – Tennessee Titans – 1
    D. Kelly – Tennessee Titans – 1

2019 NFL Week 14 Season Leaders

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After Week 14 in the 2019 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 2019 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:

2019 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 4,122
  2. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4,115
  3. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 3,748
  4. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 3,713
  5. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 3,559
  6. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 3,436
  7. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 3,422
  8. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 3,416
  9. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 3,274
  10. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 3,268

2019 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 28
  2. Jameis Winston – Tampa Buccaneers – 26
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 26
  3. Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 25
  4. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 24
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 24
  5. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 23
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 23
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 22
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 22
  7. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 21
  8. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 20
  9. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 19
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 19
  10. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 18
    Jacoby Brisett – Indianapolis Colts – 18
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 18

2019 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 1,281
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1,242
  3. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1,108
  4. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1,074
  5. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,071
  6. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 1,061
  7. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,058
  8. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,039
  9. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1,024
  10. Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 926

2019 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 13
    Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 13
  2. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 12
  3. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 10
  4. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 9
    Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 9
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 9
  5. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 8
  6. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 7
    Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 7
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 7
  7. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 6
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 6
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    Tevin Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 6
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
  8. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 5
    Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 5
    Latavius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 5
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
  9. Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 4
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 4
    LeSean McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 4
    Jeffrey Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
  10. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 3
    LeVeon Bell – New York Jets – 3
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Rashaad Penny – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Jacoby Brissett – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 3
    Kalen Ballage – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 3
    Brandon Bolden – New England Patriots – 3
    Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 3

2019 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 1,424
  2. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,212
  3. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,157
  4. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 1,054
  5. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 1,023
  6. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 1,015
  7. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 1,010
  8. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 1,008
  9. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 997
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 997
  10. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 991

2019 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 10
  2. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 9
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 9
  3. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 8
    Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 8
    D.J. Chark Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 8
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 8
  4. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 7
    DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 7
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 7
    Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 7
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 7
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 7
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 7
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 7
  5. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 6
    Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 6
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 6
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 6
    A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 6
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 6
    Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 6
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 6
    Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 6
  6. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 5
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 5
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 5
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 5
    Emanuel Sanders – San Francisco 49ers / Denver Broncos – 5
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Tyrell Williams – Oakland Raiders – 5
    Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Phillip Dorsett II – New England Patriots – 5
    Ryan Griffin – New York Jets – 5
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 5
    Foster Moreau – Oakland Raiders – 5
  7. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 4
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 4
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 4
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 4
    Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
    Golden Tate – New York Giants – 4
    Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Taylor Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 4
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 4
  8. Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    D. Waller – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Randall Cobb – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    J. Crowder – New York Jets – 3
    Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    James White – New England Patriots – 3
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 3
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 3
    Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    John Ross III – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Duke Johnson Jr. – Houston Texans – 3
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 3
    Blake Jarwin – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Buccaneers – 3
    Vance McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    J. Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    B. Johnson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Joe Mixon – Cinncinnati Bengals – 3
    M. Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 3
  9. Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 2
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Mohamed Sanu – New England Patriots / Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    M. Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    H. Renfrow – Oakland Raiders – 2
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    T.J. Hockenson – Detroit Lions – 2
    A. Hurns – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 2
    Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Dawson Knox – Buffalo Bills – 2
    A. Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    B. Perriman – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Hayden Hurst – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    K. Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Paul Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Delanie Walker – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Jaron Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    M. Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 2
    K. Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    D. Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Ricky Seals-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    DeSean Jackson – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Chester Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    James O’Shaughnessy… – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Demetrius Harris – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    R. Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
  10. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Auden Tate – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Danny Amendola – Detroit Lions – 1
    A. Miller – Chicago Bears – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    D. Thomas – New York Jets – 1
    LeVeon Bell – New York Jets – 1
    Josh Gordon – Seattle Seahawks / New England Patriots – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    R. Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 1
    I. Smith Jr. – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    N. Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    D. Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    M. Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
    J. Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    J. Samuels – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 1
    C. Latimer – New York Giants – 1
    J.D. McKissic – Detroit Lions – 1
    C. Clay – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Trey Quinn – Washington Redskins – 1
    J. Sprinkle – Washington Redskins – 1
    M. Turner – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    A. Frisker – Tennessee Titans – 1
    L. Murray – New Orleans Saints – 1
    P. Cooper – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    K. Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Marquise Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    A. Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    L. Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    S. Roberts – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    LeSean McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    T. Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    D. Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    Byron Pringle – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Rhett Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    Richie James Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    J. Kumerow – Green Bay Packers – 1
    K. Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 1
    A. Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    J. Graham – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    L. Thomas – Detroit Lions – 1
    Maxx Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    J. Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
    M. Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 1
    K. Raymond – Tennessee Titans – 1
    J.J. Arcega-W… – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Parris Campbell – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    M. Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    C.J. Ham – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Vernon Davis – Washington Redskins – 1
    Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Ryan Izzo – New England Patriots – 1
    Devin Smith – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 1
    J. Heuerman – Denver Broncos – 1
    K. Smith – New York Giants – 1
    D. Zaccheaus – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Ryquell Armstead – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    T. Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    D. Carrier – Oakland Raiders – 1
    R. Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 1
    L. Thomas – Carolina Panthers – 1
    R. Penny – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    D. Guice – Washington Redskins – 1
    Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    J. Watson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    N. O’Leary – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    B. Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Brandon Bolden – New England Patriots – 1
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    B. Braunecker – Chicago Bears – 1
    J. Horsted – Chicago Bears – 1
    Duke Williams – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Antonio Brown – New England Patriots – 1
    Rashaad Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    R. Gafford – Oakland Raiders – 1
    S. Carlson – Cleveland Browns – 1
    A. Abdullah – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    N. Harry – New England Patriots – 1
    Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    T.J. Jones – New York Giants – 1
    D. Brown – New York Jets – 1
    J.J. Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 1
    L. Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1
    T. Fumagali – Denver Broncos – 1
    A. Ingold – Oakland Raiders – 1
    V. Bryant – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Troymaine Pope – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    V. Vea – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    J. Sanders – Miami Dolphins – 1
    David Quessenberry – Tennessee Titans – 1
    D. Kelly – Tennessee Titans – 1

2019 NFL Week 13 Season Leaders

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After Week 13 in the 2019 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 2019 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:

2019 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3,788
  2. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3,659
  3. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 3,434
  4. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 3,420
  5. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 3,267
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 3,246
  7. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 3,177
  8. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 3,124
  9. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 3,065
  10. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 3,032

2019 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 26
  2. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 25
  3. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 23
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 23
  4. Jameis Winston – Tampa Buccaneers – 22
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 22
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 22
  5. Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 21
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 20
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 20
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 20
  7. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 19
  8. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 18
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 18
  9. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 17
  10. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 16
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 16
    Jacoby Brisett – Indianapolis Colts – 16

2019 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 1,175
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1,139
  3. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 1,061
  4. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1,046
  5. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1,021
  6. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 990
  7. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 989
  8. Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 984
  9. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 982
  10. Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 862

2019 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 12
  2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 11
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 11
  3. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 10
  4. Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 9
  5. Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 8
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 8
  6. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 7
    Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 7
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 7
  7. Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 6
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 6
    Tevin Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 6
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
  8. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 5
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 5
    David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 5
    Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
    Latavius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 5
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 5
  9. Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 4
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    LeSean McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 4
    Jeffrey Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
  10. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    LeVeon Bell – New York Jets – 3
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Rashaad Penny – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 3
    Jacoby Brissett – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Kalen Ballage – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 3
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 3

2019 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 1,290
  2. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,121
  3. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,096
  4. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 971
  5. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 950
  6. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 949
  7. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 946
  8. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 923
  9. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 919
  10. Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 915

2019 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 9
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 9
    Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 9
  2. D.J. Chark Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 8
  3. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 7
    Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 7
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 7
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 7
    Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 7
  4. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 6
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 6
    Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 6
    DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 6
    DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 6
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 6
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 6
  5. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 5
    Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 5
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 5
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 5
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
    Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 5
    D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 5
    Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 5
    Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 5
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 5
    Tyrell Williams – Oakland Raiders – 5
    Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 5
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 5
    Phillip Dorsett II – New England Patriots – 5
    Ryan Griffin – New York Jets – 5
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 5
  6. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 4
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 4
    A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 4
    Emanuel Sanders – San Francisco 49ers / Denver Broncos – 4
    Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 4
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 4
    Golden Tate – New York Giants – 4
    Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Taylor Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 4
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 4
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    Foster Moreau – Oakland Raiders – 4
    Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 4
  7. D. Waller – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Randall Cobb – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    J. Crowder – New York Jets – 3
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 3
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    James White – New England Patriots – 3
    Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 3
    Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 3
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 3
    John Ross III – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 3
    Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Duke Johnson Jr. – Houston Texans – 3
    Blake Jarwin – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Vance McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    J. Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Joe Mixon – Cinncinnati Bengals – 3
    M. Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 3
  8. Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 2
    Mohamed Sanu – New England Patriots / Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    M. Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
    H. Renfrow – Oakland Raiders – 2
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
    T.J. Hockenson – Detroit Lions – 2
    Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    A. Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 2
    Dawson Knox – Buffalo Bills – 2
    A. Hurns – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    K. Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Paul Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Buccaneers – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    B. Johnson – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Delanie Walker – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Jaron Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 2
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    K. Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    D. Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 2
    DeSean Jackson – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Ricky Seals-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Chester Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    James O’Shaughnessy… – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Demetrius Harris – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    R. Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 2
  9. Auden Tate – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Danny Amendola – Detroit Lions – 1
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    LeVeon Bell – New York Jets – 1
    Josh Gordon – Seattle Seahawks / New England Patriots – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 1
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 1
    R. Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    D. Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    I. Smith Jr. – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    M. Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
    J. Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    J. Samuels – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    B. Perriman – Buffalo Bills – 1
    C. Latimer – New York Giants – 1
    Hayden Hurst – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 1
    J.D. McKissic – Detroit Lions – 1
    Trey Quinn – Washington Redskins – 1
    J. Sprinkle – Washington Redskins – 1
    K. Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Marquise Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    M. Turner – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    P. Cooper – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    A. Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    LeSean McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    S. Roberts – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    T. Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    D. Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    Rhett Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    Richie James Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    L. Murray – New Orleans Saints – 1
    J. Kumerow – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Byron Pringle – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    A. Frisker – Tennessee Titans – 1
    A. Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1
    J. Graham – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    L. Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Maxx Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    J. Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
    Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    M. Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 1
    M. Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    K. Raymond – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Vernon Davis – Washington Redskins – 1
    L. Thomas – Detroit Lions – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    K. Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Parris Campbell – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Ryan Izzo – New England Patriots – 1
    Devin Smith – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    M. Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 1
    J.J. Arcega-W… – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    C.J. Ham – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Ryquell Armstead – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    T. Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    K. Smith – New York Giants – 1
    Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    D. Carrier – Oakland Raiders – 1
    D. Guice – Washington Redskins – 1
    Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    B. Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Brandon Bolden – New England Patriots – 1
    R. Penny – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    B. Braunecker – Chicago Bears – 1
    Duke Williams – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Antonio Brown – New England Patriots – 1
    Rashaad Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    S. Carlson – Cleveland Browns – 1
    A. Abdullah – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    T.J. Jones – New York Giants – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    J.J. Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 1
    Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1
    D. Brown – New York Jets – 1
    N. Harry – New England Patriots – 1
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    J. Horsted – Chicago Bears – 1
    A. Ingold – Oakland Raiders – 1
    T. Fumagali – Denver Broncos – 1
    V. Bryant – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Troymaine Pope – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    V. Vea – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    J. Sanders – Miami Dolphins – 1
    David Quessenberry – Tennessee Titans – 1
    D. Kelly – Tennessee Titans – 1