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re: 2017 Alabama in the record books thread (*FINAL - UPDATED POST-UGA*)
Posted on 10/15/17 at 8:17 am to Bham Bammer
Posted on 10/15/17 at 8:17 am to Bham Bammer
Post-Arkansas update:
--Harris moved past Major Ogilve into 23rd on the career rushing list. I may have to adjust my list. I didn't see any way he got past #13 Eddie Lacy (2,402) this year, but the way he's going it looks like he probably will.
--Ridley tied DJ Hall with 194 career receptions, second to Amari Cooper (228). He's going to need to average about 4.9 catches per game the rest of the way to pass him. He's at 4.7 catches per game so far this year. I thought this was a near certainty early in the year. Now I'm not so sure. Ridley's yards per reception this season is the highest of his career (13.4, up from 10.7 last year and 11.7 in 2015), but the catch numbers are slightly down. I think the fact that we've scaled the "jet sweep" pass way back this season probably has something to do with it. That was 2-3 easy catches each game last year, albeit usually for short gains.
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Career Total Yards
1. 8,969 AJ McCarron
2. 8,099 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,205 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,958 Andrew Zow
5. 5,762 Greg McElroy
5,316 Jalen Hurts
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Career Total Touchdowns
1. 80 AJ McCarron
2. 58 John Parker Wilson
3. 52 Harry Gilmer
T4. 50 Shaun Alexander
T4. 50 Jalen Hurts
6. 46 Mark Ingram
7. 45 Derrick Henry
8. 43 Trent Richardson
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Career Rushing Yards
13. Eddie Lacy 2,402
14. Shaud Williams 2,288
15. Ricky Moore 2,270
16. Glen Coffee 2,107
17. Siran Stacy 2,105
18. Harry Gilmer 2,025
19. Corky Tharp 2,008
20. Tony Nathan 1,997
21. Ahmaad Galloway 1,830
22. Lowell Tew 1,829
23. Damien Harris 1,822
24. Major Ogilvie 1,718
25. Derrick Lassic 1,696
26. Ray Hudson 1,639
28. Jalen Hurts 1,512
40. Bo Scarbrough 1,275
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Career Passing Yards
1. 9,019 AJ McCarron
2. 7,924 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,382 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,983 Andrew Zow
5. 5,691 Greg McElroy
6. 5,689 Jay Barker
3,805 Jalen Hurts
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Career Receptions
1. 228 Amari Cooper
T2. 194 DJ Hall
T2. 194 Calvin Ridley
4. 179 Julio Jones
5. 152 Freddie Milons
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Career Receiving Yards
1. 3,463 Amari Cooper
2. 2,923 DJ Hall
3. 2,653 Julio Jones
4. 2,255 Calvin Ridley
5. 2,070 Ozzie Newsome
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Career Receiving Touchdowns
1. 31 Amari Cooper
2. 18 Dennis Homan
3. 17 DJ Hall
4. 16 Ozzie Newsome
5. 16 Calvin Ridley
--Harris moved past Major Ogilve into 23rd on the career rushing list. I may have to adjust my list. I didn't see any way he got past #13 Eddie Lacy (2,402) this year, but the way he's going it looks like he probably will.
--Ridley tied DJ Hall with 194 career receptions, second to Amari Cooper (228). He's going to need to average about 4.9 catches per game the rest of the way to pass him. He's at 4.7 catches per game so far this year. I thought this was a near certainty early in the year. Now I'm not so sure. Ridley's yards per reception this season is the highest of his career (13.4, up from 10.7 last year and 11.7 in 2015), but the catch numbers are slightly down. I think the fact that we've scaled the "jet sweep" pass way back this season probably has something to do with it. That was 2-3 easy catches each game last year, albeit usually for short gains.
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Career Total Yards
1. 8,969 AJ McCarron
2. 8,099 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,205 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,958 Andrew Zow
5. 5,762 Greg McElroy
5,316 Jalen Hurts
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Career Total Touchdowns
1. 80 AJ McCarron
2. 58 John Parker Wilson
3. 52 Harry Gilmer
T4. 50 Shaun Alexander
T4. 50 Jalen Hurts
6. 46 Mark Ingram
7. 45 Derrick Henry
8. 43 Trent Richardson
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Career Rushing Yards
13. Eddie Lacy 2,402
14. Shaud Williams 2,288
15. Ricky Moore 2,270
16. Glen Coffee 2,107
17. Siran Stacy 2,105
18. Harry Gilmer 2,025
19. Corky Tharp 2,008
20. Tony Nathan 1,997
21. Ahmaad Galloway 1,830
22. Lowell Tew 1,829
23. Damien Harris 1,822
24. Major Ogilvie 1,718
25. Derrick Lassic 1,696
26. Ray Hudson 1,639
28. Jalen Hurts 1,512
40. Bo Scarbrough 1,275
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Career Passing Yards
1. 9,019 AJ McCarron
2. 7,924 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,382 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,983 Andrew Zow
5. 5,691 Greg McElroy
6. 5,689 Jay Barker
3,805 Jalen Hurts
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Career Receptions
1. 228 Amari Cooper
T2. 194 DJ Hall
T2. 194 Calvin Ridley
4. 179 Julio Jones
5. 152 Freddie Milons
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Career Receiving Yards
1. 3,463 Amari Cooper
2. 2,923 DJ Hall
3. 2,653 Julio Jones
4. 2,255 Calvin Ridley
5. 2,070 Ozzie Newsome
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Career Receiving Touchdowns
1. 31 Amari Cooper
2. 18 Dennis Homan
3. 17 DJ Hall
4. 16 Ozzie Newsome
5. 16 Calvin Ridley
This post was edited on 10/15/17 at 12:43 pm
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Posted on 10/22/17 at 9:49 am to Bham Bammer
Post-Tennessee Update
--Hurts went over 4,000 career passing yards.
--Hurts broke a tie with Shaun Alexander and moved into fourth place on the all-time TD list. He's one TD behind third-place Harry Gilmer, seven TDs behind second-place John Parker Wilson, and 29 TDs behind career leader AJ McCarron.
--Harris moved into 21st place on the career rushing list. He is 106 yards away from 2,000 for his career. Would love to see him get that against LSU.
--Ridley's big receiving day (at least in terms of receptions) vaulted him over 200 career receptions (now 202). He is now just 26 receptions behind Amari Cooper for the career record. Assuming (conservatively) that we play 6 more games (obviously we could and hopefully will play 7 more), he'll need to average 4.3 catches per game to get there. He's averaged just over 5 catches per game so far this season.
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Career Total Yards
1. 8,969 AJ McCarron
2. 8,099 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,205 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,958 Andrew Zow
5. 5,762 Greg McElroy
5,528 Jalen Hurts
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Career Total Touchdowns
1. 80 AJ McCarron
2. 58 John Parker Wilson
3. 52 Harry Gilmer
4. 51 Jalen Hurts
5. 50 Shaun Alexander
6. 46 Mark Ingram
7. 45 Derrick Henry
8. 43 Trent Richardson
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Career Rushing Yards
13. Eddie Lacy 2,402
14. Shaud Williams 2,288
15. Ricky Moore 2,270
16. Glen Coffee 2,107
17. Siran Stacy 2,105
18. Harry Gilmer 2,025
19. Corky Tharp 2,008
20. Tony Nathan 1,997
21. Damien Harris 1,894
22. Ahmaad Galloway 1,830
23. Lowell Tew 1,829
24. Major Ogilvie 1,718
25. Derrick Lassic 1,696
26. Ray Hudson 1,639
28. Jalen Hurts 1,526
39. Bo Scarbrough 1,293
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Career Passing Yards
1. 9,019 AJ McCarron
2. 7,924 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,382 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,983 Andrew Zow
5. 5,691 Greg McElroy
6. 5,689 Jay Barker
4,003 Jalen Hurts
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Career Receptions
1. 228 Amari Cooper
2. 202 Calvin Ridley
3. 194 DJ Hall
4. 179 Julio Jones
5. 152 Freddie Milons
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Career Receiving Yards
1. 3,463 Amari Cooper
2. 2,923 DJ Hall
3. 2,653 Julio Jones
4. 2,337 Calvin Ridley
5. 2,070 Ozzie Newsome
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Career Receiving Touchdowns
1. 31 Amari Cooper
2. 18 Dennis Homan
3. 17 DJ Hall
4. 16 Ozzie Newsome
5. 16 Calvin Ridley
--Hurts went over 4,000 career passing yards.
--Hurts broke a tie with Shaun Alexander and moved into fourth place on the all-time TD list. He's one TD behind third-place Harry Gilmer, seven TDs behind second-place John Parker Wilson, and 29 TDs behind career leader AJ McCarron.
--Harris moved into 21st place on the career rushing list. He is 106 yards away from 2,000 for his career. Would love to see him get that against LSU.
--Ridley's big receiving day (at least in terms of receptions) vaulted him over 200 career receptions (now 202). He is now just 26 receptions behind Amari Cooper for the career record. Assuming (conservatively) that we play 6 more games (obviously we could and hopefully will play 7 more), he'll need to average 4.3 catches per game to get there. He's averaged just over 5 catches per game so far this season.
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Career Total Yards
1. 8,969 AJ McCarron
2. 8,099 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,205 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,958 Andrew Zow
5. 5,762 Greg McElroy
5,528 Jalen Hurts
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Career Total Touchdowns
1. 80 AJ McCarron
2. 58 John Parker Wilson
3. 52 Harry Gilmer
4. 51 Jalen Hurts
5. 50 Shaun Alexander
6. 46 Mark Ingram
7. 45 Derrick Henry
8. 43 Trent Richardson
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Career Rushing Yards
13. Eddie Lacy 2,402
14. Shaud Williams 2,288
15. Ricky Moore 2,270
16. Glen Coffee 2,107
17. Siran Stacy 2,105
18. Harry Gilmer 2,025
19. Corky Tharp 2,008
20. Tony Nathan 1,997
21. Damien Harris 1,894
22. Ahmaad Galloway 1,830
23. Lowell Tew 1,829
24. Major Ogilvie 1,718
25. Derrick Lassic 1,696
26. Ray Hudson 1,639
28. Jalen Hurts 1,526
39. Bo Scarbrough 1,293
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Career Passing Yards
1. 9,019 AJ McCarron
2. 7,924 John Parker Wilson
3. 6,382 Brodie Croyle
4. 5,983 Andrew Zow
5. 5,691 Greg McElroy
6. 5,689 Jay Barker
4,003 Jalen Hurts
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Career Receptions
1. 228 Amari Cooper
2. 202 Calvin Ridley
3. 194 DJ Hall
4. 179 Julio Jones
5. 152 Freddie Milons
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Career Receiving Yards
1. 3,463 Amari Cooper
2. 2,923 DJ Hall
3. 2,653 Julio Jones
4. 2,337 Calvin Ridley
5. 2,070 Ozzie Newsome
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Career Receiving Touchdowns
1. 31 Amari Cooper
2. 18 Dennis Homan
3. 17 DJ Hall
4. 16 Ozzie Newsome
5. 16 Calvin Ridley
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