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1999 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS INDIVIDUAL
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QB-PEYTON
MANNING (1998 –
326-575-3739, 26 TDs/28 ints.; 1999
– 225-368-2952, 21 TDs/12 ints., 91.9 rating; TOTAL
– 551-943-6691, 47 TDs/40 ints.) produced the finest rookie QB season
in NFL history...1998:
Manning set Colts and NFL rookie records in comps., atts., yards,
TDs and cons. games with a TD pass (13)...Manning’s comps., atts. and
yards set club seasonal records, while his 26 scoring passes tied for
the second-most (Earl Morrall,
1968) in Colts history behind John
Unitas (32, 1959)...Manning also set NFL rookie records with 4 300+
and 4 3-TD games...Manning became the only QB in Colts history to take
every snap (982 plays) during an entire season…Manning became only the
3rd Colts QB with a 3000+ season (3, Unitas-3481,
1963; 3428, 1967; 3099, 1960; 3, Jones-3134,
1980; 3104, 1976; 3094, 1981) and the first since 1981...Manning became
only the 4th Colts QB with 20+ TD passes in a season (8, Unitas-32,
1959; 25, 1960; 24, 1957; 23, 1962 and 1965; 22, 1966; 20, 1963 and
1967; 3, Jones-24, 1976; 23,
1980; 21, 1981; 1, Earl Morrall-26,
1968) and the first since 1981.
1999:
Manning was 21-33-284, 2 TDs/ints. vs. Buf. 9/12/99 to gain 1st
opening-day win…he was 18-30-223, 3 TDs/2 ints. at NE 9/19…he was
29-54-404, 2 TDs/1 int. at SD 9/26…Manning set Colts single-game
yardage total at SD and joined Unitas
(401 vs. Atlanta 9/17/67) as the only Colts QBs with 400+ career
games…Manning became the 6th-youngest NFL player at age 23 to notch a
400+ game (4 times, Dan Marino, Miami, 1984; 2 times, Bernie Kosar, Cleveland, 1986 and Drew Bledsoe, New England, 1994; 1 time, Jacky Lee, Houston, 1961 and David
Woodley, Miami, 1981)…54 atts. marked 3rd-most in club
history (59, George at Wash.
11/7/93; 57, Trudeau vs. NYJ
9/28/86), but it was the only one of those outings that produced a Colts
win…29 comps. were 1 shy of personal-best 30 vs. NE 11/1/98, and he
had 1st career TD rush (12t) at SD…Manning earned AFC
Offensive Player of the Week for game at SD, his 2nd such
nomination (also 11/15/98 vs. NYJ, 24-23 win)…Manning was 17-24-274, 3
TDs/1 int. vs. Miami 10/10…Manning had career-best 130.9 rating vs.
Miami…Manning was 21-35-210, 1 TD/int. at NYJ 10/17…he was
17-33-284, 2 TDs/1 int. vs. Cin. 10/24…he was 22-34-313, 1 TD vs.
Dallas 10/31…Manning was 21-33-290, 1 TD/int. vs. KC 11/7 and was
20-35-237, 2 TDs/1 int. at NYG 11/14…he was 16-26-235, 3 TDs at Phil.
11/21 and 23-31-198, 1 TD/2 ints. vs. NYJ 11/28, upping his streak to 24
cons. games with a TD pass, the longest active streak in NFL…it marks
only the 12th 20+-game streak in NFL history (47, John
Unitas, Colts, 1956-60; 30, Dan
Marino, Miami, 1985-87; 28, Dave
Kreig, Seattle, 1983-85; 27, Chris
Chandler, Atlanta, 1997-99; 25, Daryle
Lamonica, Oakland, 1968-70; 24, Frank
Ryan, Cleveland, 1965-67; 23, Sonny
Jurgensen, Washington, 1966-68; 22, Cecil
Isbell, Green Bay, 1941-42; 21, Warren
Moon, Houston, 1990-91; 21, Jeff
Blake, Cincinnati, 1994-95; 20, Dan
Fouts, San Diego, 1979-80)…the win at NYJ was Manning’s 3rd
career 4th-qtr. comeback win, the Dallas effort was his 4th
and KC was his 5th (also 11/15/98 vs. NYJ, 24-23; at SD
9/26/99, 27-19)…Manning has 6 career 100+ rating games (130.9 vs.
Miami 10/3/99; 129.5 at Phil. 11/21/99; 128.7 vs. Cin. 12/13/98; 117.5
at SF 10/18/98; 105.0 at Balt. 11/29/98; 104.0 vs. Dallas
10/31/99)…Manning topped 5,000-yard passing mark at NYJ in his 21st
career game, the fastest pace in club history…Manning topped 4,000
passing yards with game vs. Buf., his 17th career game…it
was the fastest pace to 4,000 yards in Colts history (23 games, George; 24, Unitas; 26, Morrall;
26, Mike Pagel; 26, Trudeau;
27, Jim Harbaugh; 30, Jones)…Manning’s
Red Zone TD:Int ratio is 26:4…Manning now has TD passes in 26 of 27
career games…Manning had his 2nd 3-TD outing with WR-Marvin Harrison at NE (also 10/18/98 at SF), and his 19 career TD
hook-ups with Harrison represent the most by and QB-receiver tandem in
the club’s Indianapolis era and the 7th-most in club history (the club
record is 63 by Unitas/WR-Raymond
Berry)…Manning has produced 10 20-point halves in past 21 games
and has 19 TD hook-ups with Harrison
in 23 games...Manning ranks 1st in AFC comps., 3rd
in NFL, 3rd in AFC atts., 5th in NFL, 1st
in AFC comp. pct. (61.1), 6th in NFL, 1st in NFL
yards, 1st in AFC yds./att. (8.02), 3rd in NFL, 1st
in AFC touchdown passes, 2nd in NFL… Manning’s 91.9
rating ranks 1st in AFC, 5th in NFL…Manning has
6 300+ efforts in 27 career games…6 300+ games ranks 4th in
Colts history (26, Unitas; 8, Jones; 7, George)…he
has 7 career 40+ attempt games to rank 5th in Colts history
(9, Trudeau; 8, Unitas; 8, Jones;
8, George)…Manning has directed 4 4th-qtr. comeback wins
in 1999, tying the seasonal-most held by Trudeau
(4, 1989)…the other seasonal-mosts in Colts history are 3 by Unitas
(1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1967, 1970), Pagel
(1983), George (1990); Trudeau (1992) and Harbaugh
(1995)…the club seasonal-most is 5 in 1989 and 1990 and 4 in 1992…
Manning has 200+ passing yards in 20 of 27 games, 250+ yards in 12 of 27
games…he has never attempted fewer than 23 passes in a game and has
had 50+ comp. pct. games 24 of 27 times, 55+ comp. pct. games 19 times
and 60+ comp. pct. games 13 times… Manning has 259.9 yds/game avg. for
last 18 games (368-609-4678, 35 TDs)…Manning had at least one TD pass
and 200 yards in each of the first 10 games, and the only other streaks
longer than Manning’s to start a season were in 1984 (12, Dan
Marino, Miami; 12, Neal Lomax,
St. Louis)…21 TD passes by Manning mark the 14th 20+ TD
season by a Colts QB (8, Unitas
– 32, 1959; 25, 1960; 24, 1957; 23, 1962, 1965; 22, 1966; 20, 1963,
1967;
3, Jones – 24, 1976;
23, 1980; 21, 1981; 2, Manning
– 26, 1998; 20, 1999; 1, Morrall
– 26, 1968)…Unitas
(1959-60, 62-63, 65-67), Jones
(1980-81) and Manning
(1998-99) are the only Colts with cons. 20+ TD passing seasons…Manning
has had a long completion exceeding 40 yards in 8 of 11 games and has
not had a game in 1999 with a completion shorter than 23 yards (50 yards
vs. Buf. 9/12; 42 at NE 9/19; 46 at SD 9/26; 43 vs. Mia. 10/3; 56t vs.
Cin. 10/24; 54 vs. Dal. 10/31; 57t at NYG 11/14; 80t at Phil. 11/21).
PEYTON
MANNING - BY THE NUMBERS
| MANNINGS 300+ PASSING
GAMES |
MANNINGS 3-TD GAMES |
| Opponent |
Totals |
Result |
Opponent |
Totals |
Result |
| MIAMI 9/6/98 |
21-37-302, 1 TD/3
ints. |
15-24 L |
at San Francisco 10/18/98 |
18-30-231, 3 TDs |
31-34 L |
| N. ORLEANS 9/27/98 |
19-32-309, 1 TD/3
ints. |
13-19 L* |
NEW YORK JETS 11/15/98 |
26-44-276, 3
TDs/2 ints. |
24-23 W |
| at Baltimore 11/29/98 |
27-42-357, 3
TDs/1 ints. |
31-38 L |
at Baltimore 11/29/98 |
27-42-357, 3
TDs/1 int. |
31-38 L |
| at Seattle 12/20/98 |
23-39-335, 1 TD/int. |
23-27 L |
CINCINNATI 12/13/98 |
17-26-210, 3 TDs |
39-26 W |
at San Diego
9/26/99 |
29-54-404, 2TDs/1 int. |
27-19 W |
at New England
9/19/99 |
18-30-223, 3
TDs/2 ints. |
28-31 L |
| DALLAS
10/31/99 |
22-34-313, 1
TD |
34-24 W |
MIAMI 10/10/99 |
17-24-275, 3
TDs/1 int. |
31-34 L |
| |
|
|
at Phil
11/21/99 |
16-26-235, 3
TDs |
44-17 W |
|
MANNING
AMONG COLTS QUARTERBACKS |
| Attempts |
Completions |
Yards |
Touchdowns |
Games |
Games
to 4000 |
Games
to 5000 |
| 5110 |
Unitas |
2796 |
Unitas |
39768 |
Unitas |
287 |
Unitas |
206 |
Unitas |
17 |
Manning |
21 |
Manning |
| 2464 |
Jones |
1382 |
Jones |
17663 |
Jones |
122 |
Jones |
98 |
Jones |
23 |
George |
27 |
Unitas |
| 1536 |
Trudeau |
874 |
George |
9647 |
Trudeau |
49 |
Harbaugh |
61 |
Trudeau |
24 |
Unitas |
29 |
George |
| 1532 |
George |
812 |
Trudeau |
9551 |
George |
47 |
Morrall |
53 |
Harbaugh |
26 |
Morrall |
31 |
Morrall |
| 1230 |
Harbaugh |
746 |
Harbaugh |
8705 |
Harbaugh |
47 |
Manning |
52 |
George |
26 |
Pagel |
31 |
Trudeau |
| 1154 |
Pagel |
587 |
Pagel |
7474 |
Pagel |
41 |
Trudeau |
51 |
Morrall |
26 |
Trudeau |
31 |
Harbaugh |
| 943 |
Manning |
551 |
Manning |
6691 |
Manning |
41 |
George |
51 |
Pagel |
27 |
Harbaugh |
34 |
Jones |
| 676 |
Morrall |
363 |
Morrall |
5666 |
Morrall |
39 |
Pagel |
27 |
Manning |
30 |
Jones |
35 |
Pagel |
GAMES
TO 6,000 YARDS: 24, Manning, 34,
Unitas, George; 36, Trudeau; 38, Harbaugh; 40, Jones; 42, Pagel
GAMES
TO 7,000 YARDS: 39, Unitas, George; 41, Trudeau; 44, Jones, Harbaugh;
48, Pagel
GAMES TO 8,000 YARDS:
42, Unitas; 45, George; 49, Jones; 50, Harbaugh, 53,
Trudeau
|
MOST
CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A TOUCHDOWN PASS IN NFL HISTORY |
| Game |
Name |
Team |
Years |
Game |
Name |
Team |
Years |
| 47 |
John
Unitas |
COLTS |
1956-60 |
24 |
Peyton
Manning |
COLTS |
1998-99 |
| 30 |
Dan marino |
Miami |
1985-87 |
23 |
Sonny
Jurgensen |
Washington |
1966-68 |
| 28 |
Dave Kreig |
Seattle |
1983-85 |
22 |
Cecil
Isbell |
Green Bay |
1941-42 |
| 27 |
Chris
Chandler |
Atlanta |
1997-99 |
21 |
Warren
Moon |
Houston |
1990-91 |
| 25 |
Daryle
Lamonica |
Oakland |
1968-70 |
21 |
Jeff Blake |
Cincinnati |
1994-95 |
| 24 |
Frank Ryan |
Cleveland |
1965-67 |
20 |
Dan Fouts |
San Diego |
1979-80 |
|
MANNING
AGAINST 1999 OPPOSING DEFENSES |
| (Comp.Pct.-Yards/Game
Rating |
MANNING |
(Comp.Pct.-Yards/Game
Rating |
MANNING |
| 9/12 BUF |
0.0-0.0-0.0 |
63.6-284-85.0 |
11/14 at
NYG |
55.9-194.6-64.7 |
57.1-237-85.1 |
| 9/19 at NE |
55.6-257.0-74.9 |
60.0-223-88.6 |
11/21 at
Phil |
57.2-206.3-69.2 |
61.5-238-129.5 |
| 9/26 at SD |
51.5-125.0-63.7 |
53.7-404-82.6 |
11/28 NYJ |
56.1-219.8-69.1 |
74.2-198-74.4 |
| 10/10 MIA |
51.6--179.0-68.1 |
70.8-274-130.9 |
12/5 at
Mia |
50.0-177.1-61.4 |
|
| 10/17 at
NYJ |
59.7-227.6-70.0 |
60.0-210-74.7 |
|
|
|
| 10/24 CIN |
64.6-216.8-104.2 |
51.5-284-88.4 |
|
|
|
| 10/31 DAL |
53.3-208.0-69.6 |
64.7-312-104.0 |
|
|
|
| 11/7 KC |
53.6-196.7-59.7 |
63.6-290-89.2 |
|
|
|
|
MANNING
AGAINST 1998 OPPOSING DEFENSES |
| (Comp.Pct.-Yards/Game
Rating |
MANNING |
(Comp.Pct.-Yards/Game
Rating |
MANNING |
| 9/6 MIA |
0.0-0.0-0.0 |
56.8-302-58.6 |
11/8 at
MIA |
50.4-168.6-63.2 |
52.4-140-47.7 |
| 9/13 at NE |
64.7-248.0-97.3 |
63.6-188-51.1 |
11/15 NYJ |
52.2-180.6-58.4 |
59.1-276-81.3 |
| 9/20 at
NYJ |
57.9-279.5-93.8 |
45.5-193-39.3 |
11/22 at
Buf |
54.2-208.8-77.6 |
48.3-164-48.6 |
| 9/27 NO |
55.7-252.5-70.1 |
59.4-309-63.2 |
11/29 at
Balt |
57.2-209.9-76.7 |
64.3-357-105.0 |
| 10/4 SD |
51.9-182.8-73.7 |
52.2-137-66.8 |
12/6 at
Atl |
56.0-225.4-81.7 |
70.4-159-79.1 |
| 10/11 BUF |
54.1-216.8-77.7 |
48.8-235-62.6 |
12/13 CIN |
57.6-212.2-90.1 |
65.4-210-128.7 |
| 10/18 at
SF |
52.8-236.4-75.5 |
60.0-231-117.5 |
12/20 at
Sea |
56.3-217.4-65.3 |
59.0-335-84.9 |
| 11/1 NE |
60.8-215.1-73.4 |
57.7-278-69.5 |
12/27 CAR |
60.3-233.5-91.1 |
50.0-225-56.6 |
|
COLTS
SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS |
| Completions |
Attempts |
Yards |
Touchdowns |
| 326 |
Peyton
Manning, 1998 |
575 |
Peyton
Manning, 1998 |
3739 |
Peyton
Manning, 1998 |
32 |
John
Unitas, 1959 |
| 292 |
Jeff
George, 1991 |
485 |
Jeff
George, 1991 |
3481 |
John
Unitas, 1963 |
26 |
Earl
Morrall, 1968 |
| 270 |
Greg
Landry, 1979 |
457 |
Greg
Landry, 1979 |
3428 |
John
Unitas, 1967 |
26 |
Peyton
Manning, 1998 |
| 255 |
John
Unitas, 1967 |
446 |
Bert
Jones, 1980 |
3134 |
Bert
Jones, 1980 |
25 |
John
Unitas, 1960 |
| 248 |
Bert
Jones, 1980 |
436 |
John
Unitas, 1967 |
3104 |
Bert
Jones, 1976 |
24 |
John
Unitas, 1957 |
| |
|
|
|
3099 |
John
Unitas, 1960 |
24 |
Bert
Jones, 1976 |
| |
|
|
|
3094 |
Bert
Jones, 1981 |
23 |
John
Unitas, 1962, 65 |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
23 |
Bert
Jones, 1980 |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
22 |
John
Unitas, 1966 |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
21 |
Bert
Jones, 1981 |
|
MANNING
FOURTH-QUARTER COMEBACK WINS (5) |
| Date |
Opponent |
Down |
Win |
Clinching
Scoring Play |
Elapsed |
Drive/TOP |
Manning
Drive Status |
| 11/15/98 |
NY JETS |
17-23 |
24-23 |
14t pass
to TE-Marcus Pollard |
14:36 |
15-80/2:40 |
8-13-93, 1
TD pass |
| 9/26/99 |
at SD |
10-19 |
27-19 |
12t
Manning run |
3:19 |
8-83/2:47 |
3-6-46
pass, 12t rush |
| 10/17/99 |
at NY Jets |
10-13 |
16-13 |
Vanderjagt
27 FG |
14:46 |
10-35/4:18 |
2-2-8 pass |
| 10/31/99 |
DALLAS |
21-24 |
34-24 |
40t pass
to WR-Marvin Harrison |
0:05 |
7-75/3;31 |
4-7-76, 1
TD pass |
| 11/7/99 |
KANSAS
CITY |
16-17 |
25-17 |
7t Manning
run |
4:11 |
6-54/3:04 |
2-3-17/2-10
rush |
|
COLTS
MOST FOURTH-QUARTER SEASONAL QB WINS |
| 4 |
Jack
Trudeau |
1989 |
| 4 |
Peyton
Manning |
1999 |
| 3 |
John
Unitas |
1958, 59,
61, 62, 63, 67, 70 |
| 3 |
Mike Pagel |
1983 |
| 3 |
Jeff
George |
1990 |
| 3 |
Jack
Trudeau |
1992 |
| 3 |
Jim
Harbaugh |
1995 |
| Most
by team: 5-1989, 1990, 4-1992, 1999 |
RB-EDGERRIN
JAMES
joined Colts after
being the 4th overall pick in the 1999 NFL Draft, the 13th
RB selected by the club in the 1st round since 1953 (1953, Billy
Vessels; 1955,
Alan Ameche; 1956, Lenny
Moore; 1961, Tom Matte;
1964, Marv Woodson; 1965, Mike
Curtis; 1967, Jim Detwiler; 1970, Norm
Bulaich; 1971, Don McCauley;
1980, Curtis Dickey; 1981, Randy
McMillan; 1994, Marshall
Faulk)…James was 26-112, 1 TD rushing/4-14 receiving for 126 yds./scrim.
vs. Buf. 9/12, posting the
4th 100+ rookie rushing debut in Colts history (Ameche
9/25/55 vs. Chi., 21-194, 1 TD; McMillan
16-146 at NE 9/6/81; Faulk
23-143, 3 TDs vs. Hou. 9/4/94) and the 8th Colts RB to post
a 100+ game on opening day…he was 32-118, 1 TD rushing/1-9 receiving
at NE 9/19…James joined Ameche
and Faulk as the only Colts with cons. 100+ games to start a career (Ameche,
21-194, 1 TD vs. Chi. 9/25/55 and 21-153 vs. Det. 10/1/55; Faulk,
23-143, 3 TDs vs. Hou. 9/4/94 and 18-104 at TB 9/11/94)…James became
only the 8th NFL RB to debut a career with cons. 100+ outings (Ameche, Colts:
21-194 vs. Chic. 9/25/55, 21-153 vs. Det. 10/1/55; Earl
Campbell, Houston:
15-137 at Atl. 9/3/78; 22-111 at KC 9/10/78; William
Andrews, Atlanta:
30-167 at NO 9/2/79, 24-121 at Phila. 9/10/79; Ottis
Anderson, St. Louis: 21-193 vs. Dal. 9/2/79, 31-109 at NYG 9/9/79;
Billy Sims, Detroit:
22-153 vs. LA 9/7/80, 20-134 vs. GB(M); Faulk,
Colts:
22-143 vs. Hou. 9/4/94, 18-104 at TB 9/11/94; Charlie
Garner, Philadelphia:
16-111 at SF 10/2/94, 28-122 vs. Wash. 10/9/94)…James was
17-46 rushing at SD 9/26…he had 1t rushes vs. Buf. and at NE,
joining Ameche as the only
Colt rookie RBs to open a career with cons. games with a TD rush (Ameche
had rushing TDs in five straight games to start his career)…James
set a club rookie record with 32 rushes at NE, surpassing the prior
club rookie mark of 28 by RB-Rodney Culver at NE 12/6/92…James was 22-81 rushing vs. Miami
10/10…James was 26-111 rushing/4-20 rec. at NYJ 10/17 to produce 3rd
100+ ground game…he was 26-52, 2 TDs rushing/1-33 rec. vs.
Cincinnati 10/24 to produce 1st multiple TD rushing game of
career …James was 27-117, 1 TD rushing/7-92 rec. vs. Dallas 10/31
for career-best 209 yds/scrim., earning AFC Off. Player of the Week
honors…James produced 11th 80+/80+-yard rushing/receiving
game in club history, only the 6th Colt ever to do so (5, Faulk;
2, Mitchell, 1, Moore; 1, Matte, 1, Dickerson)…no
Colt has ever had 100+/100+ game…James was 20-109 rushing/7-90, 1 TD
rec. vs. KC 11/7, snaring 1st career TD pass (30t) and
producing 199 yds/scrim. (also the 12th 80+/80+ game in
Colts history)… James (twice) joins Faulk (twice) as the only Colts rookies with 80+/80+ games…James
produced the 20th 200+ yds/scrim. game in club history vs.
Dal., joining Faulk (213,
22-86 rushing/ 8-127, 1 TD rec. vs. Wash. 10/23/94) and Moore
(212, 13-185, 2 TDs rushing/ 1-27 rec. vs. GB at Milw.) as the only
Colts rookies to do so…he was 16-108 rushing/5-72 receiving at NYG
11/14 for 180 yds/ scrim….James was 22-152, 2 TDs rushing/5-47, 1 TD
receiving, 199 yds/scrim. at Phil. 11/21 for 4th cons. 150+
game…James earned AFC Off. Player of the Week honors for game at
Phil.…James’ 4 cons. games vs. KC, Dal. and at NYJ produced 209,
199, 180 and 199 yds/scrim., the best 4-game total in Colts
history…James is the only Colt with 4 cons. 150+ yds/scrim.
games…James had 72-yard burst at NYG, the longest non-scoring run in
club history, while it tied the 5th-longest rush in club
history and tied the 4th-longest by a Colts rookie…it was
the longest rush in Colts’ Indpls. era (prior was 71t by RB-Albert
Bentley at Raiders 12/21/86) …he became the 4th Colts
rookie ever with 3 TDs in a game with effort at Phil. (3, HB-Billy
Vessels vs. Rams 11/25/56; 3, Faulk
vs. Hou. 9/4/94; 3, WR-Marvin
Harrison at KC 12/15/96)…James surpassed 1,000+ rushing yards at
Phil. to notch the 12th 1,000+ rushing season in club
history, the 36th ever by a NFL rookie, while he is the
youngest rookie ever to do so (James was 21 years, 2 months, 20 days,
18 days younger than RB-Barry
Sanders, who had his 1st 1,000+ season in 1989 and hit
that yardage mark at age 21 years, 4 months, 7 days)…James hit the
1,000+ mark on his 233rd att., the 5th-fastest
pace in the 12 1,000+ seasons in Colts history (221 atts., Dickerson
in 1987 and 1988; 225, Mitchell
in 1975; 230, RB-Curtis Dickey
in 1983), but the fastest rookie pace in club history (244, Faulk, 1994)…James (258-1080, 7 TDs) ranks 1st in NFL
rushing atts., 1st in AFC yards, 2nd in NFL, T2nd
in AFC rushing TDs, T4th in NFL…32 atts. by James at NE
marked 1st 30+ att. game by a Colt since Dickerson
at NE 12/8/91…James earned NFL Of. Rookie of the Month for September
for three-game totals, the 1st Indianapolis Colts rookie to
win the monthly honor …James ranks 1st in NFL yds/scrim.…his
7 100+ rushing games top the NFL, and the total sets new Colts rookie
record (4, Faulk,
1994)…the 7 100+ rushing game rank as 2nd-highest
seasonal total in club history (8, Dickerson,
1988)…4 cons. 100+ games ties the club mark held by Dickerson
(G8-11, 1987)…James is 2 100+ games shy of tying NFL rookie marks of
RBs-Ottis Anderson (9,
1979, St. Louis), George Rogers
(9, 1981, New Orleans); Dickerson
(9, 1983, LA Rams) and Curtis
Martin (9, 1995, New England)…James (1,547) has notched the 38th
1,000+ yds/scrim. season in club history, but only the 5th
by a Colts rookie (1,804, Faulk
314-1,282, 11 TDs rushing/52-522, 1 TD rec., 16 games:
112.75 yds/game, 3rd-best in club history; 1,102, Ameche
213-961, 9 TDs rushing/27-141 rec., 12 games:
91.83 yds/game, 29th-best; 1,063, McMillan 149-597, 3 TDs rushing/50-466, 1 TD rec., 16 games:
66.44 yds/game, 32nd-best; 1,004, Dickey
176-800, 11 TDs rushing/25-204, 2 TDs rec., 14 games:
71.71 yds/game, 38th-best)…James’ 1,547 yards
rank as the 10th-best yds/scrim. seasonal total in Colts
history…James’ 258 atts. rank as 2nd-highest rookie
total in club history (314, Faulk,
1994)…James (9) has scored the 3rd-most seasonal TDs by a
Colts rookie (13, Dickey,
1980, 12, Faulk, 1994) and
he is 1 shy of producing the 25th 10+ TD season in club
history (20, Moore, 1964;
15, Moore, 1961; Mitchell,
1975; 15, Dickerson, 1988;
14, Moore, 1958; 14, Berry, 1959; 14, Faulk,
1995; 13, Moore, 1960; 13, RB-Tom
Matte, 1969; 13, Dickey,
1980; 12, Matte, 1967; 12, Faulk,
1994; 12, Harrison, 1999; 11, Moore,
1957; 11, WR-Jimmy Orr,
1962; 11, RB-Don McCauley, 1976; 11, WR-Roger
Carr, 1976; 11, McCauley,
1976; 10, Berry, 1960; 10, Orr,
1965; 10, Matte, 1968; 10, RB-Norm
Bulaich, 1971; 10, Dickey,
1981; 10, Faulk, 1998)…1
more TD by James would place him and Harrison as only the 4th
10+ TD seasonal tandem in Colts history (13, Moore/10,
Berry, 1960; 15, Mitchell/11, McCauley,
1975; 11, Carr/11, McCauley,
1976)…Colts are 6-1 when James has 100+ rushing yards, the club’s
overall mark when having a 100+ rusher is 78-32…here is the club’s
record with all rushers with min. 6 100+ games (7-0, Ameche,
1.000; 6-0, Moore, 1.000;
6-0, McMillan, 1.000; 14-2, Mitchell,
.875; 6-1, James, .857;
15-9, Dickerson, .625;
8-6, Faulk, .571;
1-5, Dickey, .167)…Dickerson’s
8 100+ rushing games in 1988 yielded a 5-3 record…James needs 453
yards from scrimmage to produce the 32nd 2,000+ yards from
scrimmage season in NFL history…18
prior NFL players have combined to produce 31 2,000+ yards from
scrimmage seasons and in all 31 cases, that player earned a Pro Bowl
nomination…James has 26 10+-yard rushes, 12 15+-yard rushes and
7 20+-yard rushes and has had long runs exceeding 10+ yards in 10 of
11 games.
EDGERRIN
JAMES - BY THE NUMBERS
|
NFL
1000+ ROOKIE RUSHERS (36) |
| Name, Team |
Year |
Att. |
Yds. |
Avg. |
LG |
TD |
100+ |
LG
CONS.
100+ STR |
200+ |
| Eric
Dickerson, LA Rams |
1983 |
390 |
1808 |
4.6 |
85 |
18 |
9 |
4 |
0 |
| George
Rogers, New Orleans |
1981 |
378 |
1674 |
4.4 |
79 |
13 |
9 |
3 |
0 |
| Ottis
Anderson, St. Louis |
1979 |
331 |
1605 |
4.8 |
76 |
8 |
9 |
3 |
0 |
| Curtis
Martin, New England |
1995 |
368 |
1487 |
4.0 |
49 |
14 |
9 |
5 |
0 |
| Barry
Sanders, Detroit |
1989 |
280 |
1470 |
5.3 |
34 |
14 |
7 |
3 |
0 |
| Earl
Campbell, Houston |
1978 |
302 |
1450 |
4.8 |
81 |
13 |
7 |
2 |
0 |
| Curt Warner,
Seattle |
1983 |
335 |
1449 |
4.3 |
60 |
13 |
6 |
2 |
1 |
| Jerome
Bettis, LA Rams |
1993 |
294 |
1429 |
4.9 |
71 |
7 |
7 |
4 |
1 |
| Eddie
George, Houston |
1996 |
335 |
1368 |
4.1 |
76 |
8 |
4 |
2 |
0 |
| Rueben
Mayes, New Orleans |
1986 |
286 |
1353 |
4.7 |
50 |
8 |
6 |
3 |
1 |
| Billy Sims,
Detroit |
1980 |
313 |
1303 |
4.2 |
52 |
13 |
5 |
2 |
0 |
| Marshall
Faulk, COLTS |
1994 |
314 |
1282 |
4.1 |
52 |
11 |
4 |
2 |
0 |
| Fred Taylor,
Jacksonville |
1998 |
264 |
1223 |
4.6 |
77 |
14 |
6 |
2 |
0 |
| Joe Cribbs,
Buffalo |
1980 |
306 |
1185 |
3.9 |
48 |
11 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
| John
Stephens, New England |
1988 |
297 |
1168 |
3.9 |
52 |
4 |
5 |
3 |
0 |
| Don Woods,
San Diego |
1974 |
227 |
1162 |
5.1 |
56 |
7 |
7 |
3 |
0 |
| Bobby
Humphrey, Denver |
1989 |
294 |
1151 |
3.9 |
40 |
7 |
5 |
0 |
0 |
| Corey
Dillon, Cincinnati |
1997 |
233 |
1129 |
4.8 |
71 |
10 |
4 |
3 |
1 |
| Joe Delaney,
Kansas City |
1981 |
234 |
1121 |
4.8 |
82 |
3 |
5 |
3 |
0 |
| Terrell
Davis, Denver |
1995 |
236 |
1117 |
4.7 |
60 |
7 |
3 |
2 |
0 |
| Karim Abdul-Jabbar,
Miami |
1996 |
307 |
1116 |
3.6 |
29 |
11 |
4 |
1 |
0 |
| Robert
Edwards, New England |
1998 |
291 |
1115 |
3.8 |
53 |
9 |
4 |
2 |
0 |
| Greg Bell,
Buffalo |
1984 |
262 |
1100 |
4.2 |
85 |
7 |
3 |
0 |
1 |
| John
Brockington, Geen Bay |
1971 |
216 |
1105 |
5.1 |
52 |
4 |
4 |
3 |
0 |
| EDGERRIN
JAMES, COLTS |
1999 |
258 |
1080 |
4.2 |
72 |
7 |
7 |
4 |
0 |
| Rashaan
Salaam, Chicago |
1995 |
296 |
1074 |
3.6 |
42 |
10 |
5 |
3 |
0 |
| Ickey Woods,
Cincinnati |
1988 |
203 |
1066 |
5.3 |
56 |
15 |
5 |
2 |
0 |
| Reggie
Brooks, Washington |
1993 |
223 |
1063 |
4.8 |
85 |
3 |
4 |
2 |
0 |
| Terry
Miller, Buffalo |
1978 |
238 |
1060 |
4.5 |
60 |
7 |
2 |
0 |
1 |
| Franco
Harris, Pittsburgh |
1972 |
188 |
1055 |
5.6 |
75 |
10 |
7 |
6 |
0 |
| Paul
Robinson, Cincinnati |
1968 |
238 |
1023 |
4.3 |
87 |
8 |
4 |
4 |
0 |
| William
Andrews, Atlanta |
1979 |
239 |
1023 |
4.3 |
23 |
3 |
3 |
2 |
0 |
| Ron Moore,
Phoenix |
1993 |
263 |
1018 |
3.9 |
20 |
9 |
3 |
1 |
0 |
| Errict Rhett,
Tampa Bay |
1994 |
284 |
1011 |
3.6 |
27 |
7 |
4 |
2 |
0 |
| Tony
Dorsett, Dallas |
1977 |
208 |
1007 |
4.8 |
84 |
12 |
2 |
0 |
1 |
| Beattie
Feathers, Chicago |
1934 |
119 |
1004 |
8.4 |
82 |
8 |
5 |
3 |
0 |
|
COLTS
1000+ YARD RUSHNG SEASONS (12) |
| Name |
Year |
Att. |
Yds. |
Avg. |
LG |
TD |
100+
Games |
Att
# to Pass 1, 000 |
| Eric
Dickerson |
1988 |
388 |
1659 |
4.3 |
41t |
14 |
8 |
221st |
| Marshall
Faulk |
1998 |
324 |
1319 |
4.1 |
68t |
6 |
4 |
247th |
| Eric
Dickerson |
1989 |
314 |
1311 |
4.2 |
21t |
7 |
6 |
246th |
| Marshall
Faulk (R) |
1994 |
314 |
1282 |
4.1 |
52 |
11 |
4 |
244th |
| Lydell
Mitchell |
1976 |
289 |
1200 |
4.2 |
43 |
5 |
3 |
235th |
| Lydell
Mitchell |
1975 |
289 |
1193 |
4.1 |
70 |
11 |
5 |
225th |
| Lydell
Mitchell |
1977 |
301 |
1159 |
3.9 |
64 |
3 |
3 |
260th |
| Curtis
Dickey |
1983 |
254 |
1122 |
4.4 |
56 |
4 |
2 |
230th |
| Edgerrin
James |
1999 |
258 |
1080 |
4.2 |
72 |
7 |
7 |
233rd |
| Marshall
Faulk |
1995 |
289 |
1078 |
3.7 |
40 |
11 |
1 |
263rd |
| Marshall
Faulk |
1997 |
264 |
1054 |
4.0 |
45 |
7 |
4 |
254th |
| Eric
Dickerson |
1987 |
223 |
1011 |
4.5 |
53 |
5 |
6 |
221st |
|
COLTS
ROOKIE RUSHING RECORDS |
| Name |
Year |
Att.s |
Yards |
Avg. |
LG |
TD |
100+
Games |
| Marshall
Faulk |
1994 |
314 |
1282 |
4.1 |
52 |
11 |
4 |
| Edgerrin
James |
1999 |
258 |
1080 |
4.2 |
72 |
7 |
7 |
| Alan Ameche |
1955 |
213 |
961 |
4.5 |
79t |
9 |
3 |
| Curtis
Dickey |
1980 |
176 |
800 |
4.5 |
51t |
11 |
1 |
| Roosevelt
Potts |
1993 |
179 |
711 |
4.0 |
34 |
0 |
2 |
| Lenny Moore |
1956 |
86 |
649 |
7.5 |
79t |
8 |
2 |
|
COLTS
MOST SEASONAL TOUCHES |
| No. |
Name |
Year |
Rush-Rec |
|
No. |
Name |
Year |
Rush-Rec |
| 424 |
Eric
Dickerson |
1988 |
388-36 |
|
324 |
Joe
Washington |
1979 |
242-82 |
| 410 |
Marshall
Faulk |
1998 |
324-86 |
|
311 |
Marshall
Faulk |
1997 |
264-47 |
| 372 |
Lydell
Mitchell |
1977 |
301-71 |
|
304 |
Edgerrin
James |
1999 |
258-46 |
| 366 |
Marshall
Faulk (R) |
1994 |
314-52 |
|
286 |
Lydell
Mitchell |
1973 |
214-72 |
| 349 |
Lydell
Mitchell |
1975 |
289-60 |
|
285 |
Joe
Washington |
1978 |
240-45 |
| 349 |
Lydell
Mitchell |
1976 |
289-60 |
|
278 |
Tom Matte |
1969 |
235-43 |
| 345 |
Marshall
Faulk |
1995 |
289-56 |
|
278 |
Curtis
Dickey |
1983 |
254-24 |
| 344 |
Eric
Dickerson |
1989 |
314-30 |
|
270 |
Lydell
Mitchell |
1973 |
253-17 |
| |
|
|
|
|
254 |
Marshall
Faulk |
1996 |
198-56 |
|
COLTS
100+ RUSHING GAMES TO DEBUT A CAREER |
| Player, Team |
Rookie Debut |
Second Career Game |
Third Career Game |
| Alan Ameche, Colts |
21-194 vs. Chicago 9/25/55 |
21-153 vs. Detroit 10/ 1/55 |
20-63 at Green Bay (M) 10/ 8/55 |
| Earl Campbell, Houston |
15-137 at Atlanta 9/ 3/78 |
22-111 at K. City 9/10/78 |
22-76 vs. San Francisco 9/17/78 |
| William Andrews, Atlanta |
30-167 at N.O. 9/ 2/79 |
24-121 at
Phila. 9/10/79 |
20-41 vs. Denver 9/16/79 |
| Ottis Anderson, St. Louis |
21-193 vs. Dallas 9/ 2/79 |
31-109 at NYG 9/ 9/79 |
16-37 vs. Pittsburgh 9/16/79 |
| Billy Sims, Detroit |
22-153 vs. L.A. 9/ 7/80 |
20-134 at
G.B.(M) 9/14/80 |
25-95 vs. St. Louis 9/21/80 |
| Marshall Faulk, Colts |
23-143 vs. Houston 9/ 4/94 |
18-104 at T.B. 9/11/94 |
15-61 at Pittsburgh 9/18/94 |
| Charlie Garner, Philadelphia |
16-111 at S.F. 10/ 2/94 |
28-122 vs. Wash. 10/ 9/94 |
17-57 at Dallas 10/16/94 |
| EDGERRIN JAMES, Colts |
26-112 vs. Buffalo 9/12/99 |
32-188 at N.E. 9/19/99 |
17-46 at San
Diego
9/26/99 |
| 260+
ROOKIE RUSHING ATTEMPTS (20) |
|
MOST
100+ ROOKIE RUSHING GAMES |
| 390 |
Eric
Dickerson, LA Rams |
1983 |
|
9 |
Ottis
Anderson, St. Louis |
1979 |
| 378 |
George
Rogers, New Orleans |
1981 |
|
9 |
George
Rogers, New Orleans |
1981 |
| 368 |
Curtis
Martin, New England |
1995 |
|
9 |
Eric
Dickerson, LA Rams |
1983 |
| 335 |
Curt
Warner, Seattle |
1983 |
|
9 |
Curtis
Martin, Denver |
1995 |
| 335 |
Eddie
George, Houston |
1996 |
|
7 |
Franco
Harris, Pittsburgh |
1972 |
| 331 |
Ottis
Anderson, St. Louis |
1979 |
|
7 |
Don
Woods, San Diego |
1974 |
| 314 |
Marshall
Faulk, COLTS |
1994 |
|
7 |
Earl
Campbell, Houston |
1978 |
| 313 |
Billy
Sims, Detroit |
1980 |
|
7 |
Barry
Sanders, Detroit |
1989 |
| 307 |
Karim
Abdul-Jabbar, Miami |
1996 |
|
7 |
Jerome
Bettis, LA Rams |
1993 |
| 306 |
Joe
Cribbs, Buffalo |
1980 |
|
7 |
EDGERRIN
JAMES, COLTS |
1999 |
| 302 |
Earl
Campbell, Houston |
1978 |
|
6 |
Curt
Warner, Seattle |
1983 |
| 297 |
John
Stephens, New England |
1988 |
|
6 |
Reuben
Mayes, New Orleans |
1986 |
| 296 |
Rashaan
Salaam, Chicago |
1995 |
|
6 |
Fred
Taylor, Jacksonville |
1998 |
| 294 |
Bobby
Humphrey, Denver |
1989 |
|
|
|
|
| 294 |
Jerome
Bettis, LA Rams |
1993 |
|
MOST
CONS. ROOKIE 100+ GAMES DURING 1990'S |
| 291 |
Robert
Edwards, New England |
|
|
5 |
Curtis
Martin, New England |
1995 |
| 286 |
Reuben
Mayes, New Orleans |
1986 |
|
4 |
Jerome
Bettis, St. Louis |
1993 |
| 284 |
Errict
Rhett, Tampa Bay |
1994 |
|
4 |
Edgerrin
James, COLTS |
1999 |
| 280 |
Barry
Sanders, Detroit |
1989 |
|
3 |
Rashaan
Salaam, Chicago |
1995 |
| 264 |
Fred
Taylor, Jacksonville |
1998 |
|
3 |
Corey
Dillon, Cincinnati |
1997 |
|
|
|
|
3 |
Fred
Lane, Jacksonville |
1998 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| COLTS
MOST 100+ GAMES IN A SEASON |
|
COLTS
MOST CONSECUTIVE 100+ GAMES |
| 8 |
Eric
Dickerson |
1988 |
|
4 |
Eric
Dickerson |
G8-11,
1987 |
| 7 |
Edgerrin
James |
1999 |
|
4 |
Edgerrin
James |
G7-10,
1999 |
| 6 |
Eric
Dickerson |
1987 |
|
3 |
Lydell
Mitchell |
G10-12,
1975 |
| 6 |
Eric
Dickerson |
1989 |
|
3 |
Eric
Dickerson |
G14-15,
1987, G1, 1988 |
| 5 |
Lydell
Mitchell |
1975 |
|
3 |
Eric
Dickerson |
G3-5,
1988 |
|
|
|
|
3 |
Eric
Dickerson |
G16,
1988, G1-2, 1989 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| COLTS
MOST CONS. 150+ YDS/SCRIM. GAME |
|
NFL
MOST 100+ GAMES IN 1999 |
| 4 |
Edgerrin
James |
1999 |
|
7 |
Edgerrin
James |
Colts |
| 2 |
Eric
Dickerson |
3
times |
|
5 |
Duce
Staley |
Philadelphia |
| 2 |
Lenny
Moore |
2
times |
|
5 |
Emmitt
Smith |
Dallas |
| 2 |
Marshall
Faulk |
2
times |
|
5 |
Stephen
Davis |
Washington |
| 1 |
Ameche/Berry/Mitchell/Washington |
|
|
4 |
Curtis
Martin |
NY
Jets |
|
|
|
|
4 |
Errict
Rhett |
Baltimore |
WR-MARVIN
HARRISON (1996 - 64-836, 8 TDs; 1997
- 73-866, 6 TDs; 1998 -
59-776, 7 TDs; 1999 –
74-1114, 12 TDs) is 270-3,592, 33 TDs receiving for career...Harrison
has receptions in all 55 career games, the best career start by any WR
in Colts history …the best overall streak of cons. games with a
reception to start a career is 77 games by RB-Marshall
Faulk...the 55-game streak by Harrison stands as 4th-longest in
Colts history (77, Faulk
1994-98; 62, WR-Jessie Hester 1990-93; 58, WR-Jimmy
Orr, 1961-65) ...Harrison was 8-121, 2 TDs vs. Buf. 9/12 for his 4th
career 100+ game and his 2nd cons. 100+ effort on opening
day…Harrison teamed with WR-E.G.
Green (5-124 receiving) and RB-Edgerrin
James (26-112, 1 TD rushing) to produce only the 3rd
game in club history with 2 100+ receivers and a 100+ rusher in same
game
(11/9/75 at Buffalo, RB-Lydell
Mitchell 27-112, WRs-Glenn
Doughty 3-102 and Roger
Carr 2-136; 10/27/85 vs. Green Bay, RB-Randy
McMillan 24-126, WRs-Matt
Bouza 6-109 and Wayne
Capers 5-104)…Harrison and Green produced only the 6th
and 7th 100+ opening-day performances in Colts history
(10-149, 2 TDs, WR-Raymond Berry vs. Det.
9/28/58; 8-126, TE-John Mackey
vs. Atl. 9/17/67; 13-130, RB-Joe
Washington at KC 9/2/79; 7-105, 2 TDs, WR-Bill
Brooks vs. Cin. 9/13/87; 5-102, Harrison
vs. Mia. 9/6/98)...Harrison had led the club in receptions, yards and
TDs in each of his 1st 2 seasons, but could not extend the streak to 3
years following injury last year…Harrison was 7-105, 3 TDs at NE
9/19 to post 6th career 100+ game and 3rd career
3-TD game (3 TDs also 12/15/96 at KC and 10/18/98 at SF)…Harrison is
1 of 7 Colts with 3 TDs receiving in a game (TE-Jim
Mutscheller, Berry
(twice), RB-Lenny Moore, Orr
(twice), WR-Roger Carr, TE-Ken
Dilger), but he is the only one with 3 career 3-TD
outings…Harrison had 2 TD snares vs. Buf. and 3 at NE for 5 in 2
games, the fastest seasonal start by a Colts receiver since 4 in 1st
2 games by E-Dee Mackey in
1962…he is the 3rd Colt with cons. multiple TD games (2
cons. games by Berry
10/30/60 at Dallas and 11/6/60 vs. GB; 2 cons. games by Orr
10/24/65 vs. LA Rams and 10/31/65 at SF)…Harrison was 13-196, 1 TD
at SD 9/26 to produce 3rd cons. 100+ game, joining Berry (6, G5-10, 1960) as the only Colts with 3+ cons. 100+
games…13 receptions tied club mark held by Mitchell
(vs. NYJ 12/15/74) and RB-Joe
Washington (at KC 9/2/79), but Harrison is 1st Colts WR
to achieve that feat…Harrison is 1st Colt to open a
season with 3 100+ games…he was 3-91, 1 TD vs. Miami 10/10 and 6-40
at NYJ 10/17…he was 8-156, 1 TD vs. Cincinnati 10/24, including 56t
snare he was 6-85, 1 TD vs. Dallas 10/31…he was 7-93 vs. KC 11/7 and
6-109, 2 TDs (19t, 57t) at NYG 11/14…he was 5-60, 1 TD at Phil.
11/21 and 5-58 vs. NYJ 11/28…Harrison has 19 TD snares from Manning
in 23 games…19 hookups with Manning rank as 7th-most in
club history by a QB/receiver tandem…33 career TDs rank as 6th-most
in Colts history (68, Berry;
50, Orr; 48, Moore; 40, Mutscheller;
38, TE-John Mackey)…with 33t snare vs. Miami, Harrison became 1st
Colt since WR-Willie Richardson
(G10-13, 1968) to have TD receptions in 4 cons. game and he joined Richardson,
Berry (twice) and Mackey
to tie for 7th-longest streak of cons. games with a TD
reception in Colts history…Harrison has become the 1st
Colt since 1958 (Moore) to
have 5 100+ games in a season…5 100+ games is a season is T2nd-best
seasonal performance in club history (7, Berry,
1960; 5, Moore, 1958; 4, Berry, 1959; Moore, 1959
and 1960; 4, Orr,
1962)…Harrison ranks 2nd in AFC receptions, 3rd
in NFL, 1st in NFL yards, and 1st in NFL TD
receptions… Harrison ranks 1st in overall AFC TDs, 2nd
in NFL…Harrison has had multiple receptions in 54 of 55 career
games, 5+ receptions in 29 games and 6+ receptions in 21 outings…he
has had 60+ yards in receptions in 27 of 55 outings…Harrison earned
AFC Offensive Player of the Month for September the 4th-ever
monthly citing ever for an Indianapolis Colt (RB-Eric
Dickerson, December 1988; QB-Jim
Harbaugh, October 1995; K-Cary
Blanchard, November 1996)…Harrison has set his career-best with
12 TD receptions, the season-most total ever by a Colts player during
the Indianapolis era…Harrison joins Berry
(14, 1959; 10, 1960), Orr
(11, 1962; 10, 1965) and Carr
(11, 1976) as the only Colts with 10+ TD receptions in a
season…Harrison held 13.1 yds/rec. avg. on 14 TDs (14-183) 1996-97
prior to Manning, but holds
26.4 yds/rec. avg. on 19 TDs (19-502) 1998-present with Manning…Harrison
has 7 TD snares of 20+ yards in 1999, the most from 20+ yards out in a
season since 7 by Mackey in
1966…the most TD receptions from 20+ yards in a season in club
history is 9 by Carr (1976), 8 by Moore
(1960), 7 by Berry (1960), Orr
(1962) and Mackey (1963, 1966)…15 of 33 career TD receptions by Harrison
exceed 20 yards, here is the breakdown of all Colts with 30+ career TD
receptions with snares exceeding 20 yards:
Berry (26 of 68); Orr
(29 of 50); Moore (28 of 48); Mutscheller
(19 of 40); Mackey (29 of
38)…Harrison holds 27.7 avg. on 12 TDs (12-332) in 1999…here are
the best yardage avgs. among all Colts receivers with 9+ TD grabs in a
season:
14 TDs, Berry (15.7
avg., 1959); 11, Carr
(40.5, 1976); 11, Orr
(31.5, 1962); 10, Berry
(34.3, 1960); 10, Orr,
(20.3, 1965); 9, Mackey
(53.8, 1966); 9, Moore
(42.8, 1960); 9, Butler
(28.4, 1981); 9, Berry
(17.4, 1958)…Harrison’s 1056 yards mark career seasonal-best…he
has produced his 4th 50+ reception season, tying the 3rd-best
total in club history (7, Berry,
1958-62, 65-55; 6, Brooks,
1986-92; 4, Mitchell,
1974-77; 4, Jessie Hester,
1990-93; 4, WR-Sean Dawkins,
1994-97; 4, Faulk, 1994-96,
98), while 4 cons. by Harrison ranks as T3rd-best in club
history (6, Brooks, 1986-92; 5, Berry,
1958-62; 4, Mitchell,
1974-77; 4, Hester,
1990-93; 4, Dawkins,
1994-97)…Harrison (270) ranks in 9th-place in Colts
career receptions…Harrison (3,592) ranks 8th in club
career reception yardage…Harrison has TD receptions in 8 different
games this season to rank behind Berry
(10, 1959) for the most number of games in a season with a TD
snare…on 9 other occasions, a Colts player had TD receptions in 7
different games… Harrison
is 13 receptions shy of moving past Faulk
(86, 1998) for the most seasonal receptions in Colts
history…Harrison (12 TDs) produced the 24th 10+ TD season
in club history (20, Moore,
1964; 15, Moore, 1961; Mitchell,
1975; 15, Dickerson, 1988;
14, Moore, 1958; 14, Berry, 1959; 14, Faulk,
1995; 13, Moore, 1960; 13, RB-Tom
Matte, 1969; 13, Dickey,
1980; 12, Matte, 1967; 12, Faulk,
1994; 11, Moore, 1957; 11, WR-Jimmy
Orr, 1962; 11, RB-Don McCauley, 1976; 11, WR-Roger
Carr, 1976; 11, McCauley,
1976; 10, Berry, 1960; 10, Orr,
1965; 10, Matte, 1968; 10, RB-Norm
Bulaich, 1971; 10, Dickey,
1981; 10, Faulk, 1998) and
he could be joined by RB-Edgerrin
James (9 TDs)…1 more TD by James would place him and Harrison as
only the 4th 10+ TD seasonal tandem in Colts history (13, Moore/10, Berry, 1960;
15, Mitchell/11, McCauley,
1975; 11, Carr/11, McCauley, 1976)
MARVIN
HARRISON - BY THE NUMBERS
|
HARRISON’S 100+ YARDS GAMES |
HARRISON’S
MULTIPLE TD GAMES |
| Opponent |
Totals |
Result |
Opponent |
Totals |
Result |
| PHILADELPHIA
12/5/96 |
6-106 |
37-10
W |
at
Kansas City 12/15/96 |
6-103,
3 TDs |
24-19
W |
| at Kansas City
12/15/96 |
6-103 |
24-19 W |
at San
Francisco 10/18/98 |
6-
98, 3 TDs |
31-34 L |
| MIAMI 9/6/98 |
5-102 |
15-24 L |
BUFFALO 9/12/99 |
8-121, 2 TDs |
31-14 W |
| NEW YORK JETS
11/15/98 |
9-128 |
24-23 W |
at New England
9/19/99 |
7-105, 3 TDs |
28-31 L |
| BUFFALO 9/12/99 |
8-121 |
31-14 W |
at NY Giants
11/14/99 |
6-109, 2 TDS |
27-19 W |
| at New England
9/19/99 |
7-105 |
28-31 L |
|
|
|
| at San
Diego 9/26/99 |
13-190 |
29-17 W |
|
|
|
| CINCINNATI
10/24/99 |
8-156 |
31-10 W |
|
|
|
| at NY
Giants 11/14/99 |
6-198, 2
TDs |
27-19 W |
|
|
|
|
HARRISON
AMONG 1996 FIRST-ROUND WIDE RECEIVER DRAFT PICKS IN AFC EAST |
| TOTALS |
Keyshawn Johnson (1st) |
Terry Glenn (7th) |
Marvin Harrison (19th) |
Eric Moulds (24th) |
| 1996-98 |
216-2938-23 |
167-2355-11 |
196-2478-21 |
116-1941-11 |
| 1999 |
56-783-4 |
53-945-3 |
74-1114-12 |
44-703-6 |
| TOTAL |
272-3721-27 |
220-3300-14 |
270-3592-35 |
160-2644-17 |
WR-E.G.
GREEN (1998 – 15-177, 1 TD; 1999
– 15-243) is 30-420, 1 TD for career, and he produced a 100+ game in his 1st
career start vs. Buf. 9/12…Green played in 11 games as rookie, then opened
1999 as starter…Green teamed with WR-Marvin
Harrison (8-121, 2 TDs receiving) and RB-Edgerrin
James (26-112, 1 TD rushing) to produce only the 3rd game in
club history with 2 100+ receivers and a 100+ rusher in same game
(11/9/75 at Buffalo, RB-Lydell Mitchell 27-112,
WRs-Glenn Doughty 3-102 and Roger
Carr 2-136; 10/27/85 vs. Green Bay, RB-Randy
McMillan 24-126, WRs-Matt Bouza
6-109 and Wayne Capers
5-104)…Green and Harrison produced only the 6th and 7th
100+ opening-day performances in Colts history (10-149, 2 TDs, WR-Raymond
Berry vs. Det. 9/28/58; 8-126, TE-John
Mackey vs. Atl. 9/17/67; 13-130, RB-Joe
Washington at KC 9/2/79; 7-105, 2 TDs, WR-Bill
Brooks vs. Cin. 9/13/87; 5-102, Harrison
vs. Mia. 9/6/98)…he was 5-61 at NE 9/19, 3-29 at SD 9/26 and 2-29 vs. NYJ
11/28.
TE-KEN
DILGER
(1995 - 42-635, 4 TDs; 1996
- 42-503, 4 TDs; 1997 - 27-380, 3
TDs; 1998 - 31-303, 1 TD; 1999
– 22-246, 1 TD) is 164-2,067, 13 TDs career to rank 4th among Colts TEs in
career yards and TDs and 3rd in receptions (John
Mackey, 320-5127, 38; Jim
Mutscheller, 220-3684, 40; Raymond
Chester, 148-2122, 11)…Dilger has receptions in 60 of 72 career games,
including multiple receptions in 43 outings…is one of only 4 Colts TEs
ever to post a 40+ reception season (4, Mackey,
1965-68; 2, Kerry Cash, 1992-93; Mitchell,
1972)..Dilger was 3-25, 1 TD vs. Cin. 10/24, with 10t snare, 2-22 vs.
Dal. 10/31 and 3-26 at NYG.
LT-TARIK
GLENN
started 16 games in 1998 for the 2nd consecutive season (1997 at RG), while RT-ADAM MEADOWS started the 1st 14 games and rookie LG-STEVE
McKINNEY opened 16 games in 1998…Glenn, Meadows and McKinney are
joined by C-LARRY MOORE, who started 5 games last year at RG and OG-WAVERLY
JACKSON, who started 2 games last year…the line aims to continue pass
protection that cut sacks allowed from 62 in 1997 to 22 last year (a club
seasonal-best 1 for every 27.2 pass attempts, and the best ratio in the NFL
last year)…Glenn (D1-97, Meadows (D2-97) and McKinney (D4-98) each had
productive rookie seasons (16 starts apiece) and together helped QB-PEYTON
MANNING take all 982 snaps in 1998, the 1st Colts QB ever to
accomplish that feat and the only NFL QB to do it in 1998…Glenn and
McKinney took every offensive snap last year, and prior to Meadows’
injury, the club had started the same line configuration for 31 straight
games…the line helped Manning be the 3rd-toughest NFL QB to
sack in 1998 (1 for every 27.1 atts., 597 dropbacks and 22 sacks)…only QBs-Troy
Aikman (Dallas, 1:36.0, 324 dropbacks and 9 sacks) and Doug Flutie (Buffalo, 1:30.5, 366 dropbacks and 12 sacks) were
tougher to sack than Manning… Manning had 33 atts. vs. Buf. 9/12 and 30 at
NE 9/19 and was not sacked, while the club’s rushing attack produced 109
and 121 yards in 1st 2 games…the line protected Manning well at
SD 9/26, by not allowing a sack in 54 atts….Manning was sacked 2-10 vs.
Miami 10/10, 1-6 vs. Cincinnati 10/24 , 1-13 vs. Dallas 10/31, 3-34 vs. KC
11/7 and 2-11 vs. NYJ 11/28 for only sacks allowed in 1999…Manning had 35
atts. at NYJ 10/17 and 35 at NYG 11/14 without a sack…McKinney underwent
appendectomy prior to Phil. game 11/21 and was replaced by 1st-year
FA OG-JEFF SATURDAY…Colts rushed for 36-200 at Eagles for 1st
200+ game since 1995…the club has surrendered just 10 seasonal sacks in
383 dropbacks (1 for every 38.3 attempts)…10 sacks allowed is NFL-low (the
NFL avg. is 28.6)…the line has helped RB-Edgerrin
James produce 7 100+ rushing games in 11 outings, to break RB-Marshall
Faulk’s rookie seasonal record (4, 1994)…7 100+ games by James
lead the NFL and are 2 behind NFL rookie record.
DE-CHAD
BRATZKE
had 11.0-72 sacks with NYG in 1998, along with 80 tackles, 57 solo…he
started 42 games in last 3 years and played 1994-98 with NYG…Colts have
only had 4 double-digit individuals since 1984 move to Indy (11.5, LB-Johnie
Cooks, 1984; 10.0, DE-Jon Hand,
1989; 10.5, DE-Tony Bennett,
1995; 10.5, DE-Dan Footman,
1997)…Bratzke was 3.0-7 sacks vs. Buf. 9/12 to produce only the 12th
3.0+ sack game by a Colt since 1982 (when sacks became official stat)…Bratzke
is the 8th Colt with an official 3.0+ sack game (4.5 sacks, Cooks at Raiders 11/25/84; 4.0 sacks, LB-Duane Bickett at NYJ 11/1/87 and LB-Chip Banks vs. Clev. 9/2/92; 3.5 sacks, Bickett at NE 12/6/92; 3.0 sacks, LB-Vernon Maxwell vs. Den. 9/11/83, NT-Leo Wisniewski at NYJ 11/11/84, Cooks vs. NE 11/18/84, Bickett
vs. Clev. 9/26/93, LB-Tony Bennett
vs. Mia. 11/26/95, Bennett at Buf.
9/21/97 and DT-Ellis Johnson at
NYJ 12/7/97)…Bratzke had 2.0-10 sacks vs. Cincinnati 10/24 and 2.0-13 vs.
Dallas 10/31….7 sacks is 10th in AFC, …Bratzke has 3
multi-sack games and tied with 8 other Colts who notched 3 multiple sack
games since 1972, while the multiple sack games in a season since then were
5 (DE-John Dutton, 1976; 4, Dutton,
1975; 4, DE-Fred Cook, 1975).
LB-CORNELIUS
BENNETT
was selected 2nd overall in 1987 NFL Draft by Colts, but was
dealt to Buffalo in 10/31/87 three-way trade with Rams involving RB-Eric
Dickerson…Bennett started 173 of 174 career games with Bills (1987-95)
and Atlanta (1996-98), and has played in 5 Super Bowls…Bennett inked with
Colts on 3/1/99, 3,960 days after being drafted by the club…he joined
Colts with career totals of 1,159 tackles, 852 solo, 63.5 sacks, 25 forced
fumbles, 23 fumble recoveries and seven ints.…Bennett has 25 career
fumbles recovered to rank T3rd-most in NFL history (29, DE-Jim
Marshall, Min.; 28, LB-Rickey
Jackson, NO/SF; 25, LB-Dick
Butkus, Chi.; 24, DE-Kevin Greene,
Rams/Pit./Car./ SF)…Bennett had 11-tackle outings 9/19 at NE and 9/26 at
SD…he
had
6 stops vs. Cincinnati 10/24 to top 1,200-tackle mark for career…Bennett
notched 1st sack as Colt vs. Dallas 10/31Bennett was playing for
Buffalo Head Coach Marv Levy when Levy gained his 100th career victory, he
played for Atlanta Head Coach Dan
Reeves, who also has 100+ career victories and he presented Colts Head
Coach Jim Mora with a game ball
after Cincinnati game for Mora’s 100th career victory, thus
Bennett has played for 3 of the 27 NFL coaches who have earned 100+ career
victories…with 65.5 career sacks, Bennett has produced takedowns against
23 different teams (missing Ariz., Atl., Balt., Buf., Clev., Det., Jax.,
Tenn., Wash.) and 42 different QBs, while notching 11 multiple-sack
games….Bennett had 4 tackles, one sack and one fumble recovery at Phil.
11/21…he had 5 stops vs. NYJ 11/28 and has 82 tackles, 57 solo, 2-8 sacks,
2 FF and 1 FR with Colts to lead team in stops…he is gunning for his 6th
100+-tackle season.
WR/KR-TERRENCE
WILKINS
is undrafted FA who provides outstanding speed to offense and special
teams…Wilkins is 29-451, 3 TDs receiving, 29-710-24.5, 1 TD KOR and
30-272-9.1, 1 TD PR…he was 2-37 receiving at SD 9/26, including 26t
reception with two broken tackles…he was 4-81 receiving, 2-14-7.0 PR and
4-153-38.3, 1 TD KOR vs. Miami 10/10 for 248 total yards…he had 43-yard
reception vs. Miami, along with 97t KOR, the 7th-longest in club
history…he was 2-40, 1 TD receiving at NYJ 10/17, including 22t snare from
QB-Peyton Manning to help erase
13-0 deficit in 16-13 win…he was 3-54 receiving vs. Cincinnati 10/24
during 1st career start…he was 5-59 receiving vs. Dallas 10/31
in 2nd career start and scored TD on fumble recovery and 3-26 vs.
KC 11/7…he had 39t punt return at NYG 11/14 to become the 1st
Colt ever to score via PRt and KORt in same season…Wilkins is also 1st
Colt to score TDs via 4 different methods (reception, fumble recovery, PR,
KOR)…he was 4-111, 1 TD receiving at Phil. 11/21, including 80t snare, 3rd-longest
rookie reception in Colts history (85t, RB-Marshall
Faulk vs. Wash. 10/23/94; 84t, WR-Bill
Brooks at SF 10/5/86)…he was 5-39 receiving vs. NYJ 11/28…Wilkins
holds 52.8-yard avg. on 5 TDs discounting end zone fumble recovery, 44.0
avg. counting recovery…“Terrence Wilkins makes things happen with the
ball, and we have to get him on the field.
He is a play-maker,” said Jim
Mora…Wilkins is product of Bishop O’Connell HS in Arlington, VA, the
same HS as Carolina Panthers KR-Eric
Metcalf, whose eleven combined kick return TDs (9 punt, 2 KOR) rank 1st
in NFL history…Wilkins and Metcalf share the same HS coach (Jim Hayes), but they have never met.
K-MIKE
VANDERJAGT is
the 6th player who moved from the Canadian Football League to the Colts (E-Mel Embree, 1953 with Colts; E-Bernie
Flowers, 1956; B-Jesse Thomas,
1955-57; RB-Billy Vessels, 1956; T-Ed
George, 1975)...Vanderjagt hit 1st eight FGs to start his career to rank
as the 3rd-best Colts career start, behind 9 cons. FGs by Ks-Raul
Allegre (1983) and Cary Blanchard
(1995)...he hit 6 FGs from 50+ range...6 50+ FGs tied the club seasonal
record (6,
Dean Biasucci, 1988)...he
closed 1998 season with 27-31 FGs, with .871 FG pct. and missed boots came
from 40, 52, 53, and 63 yards...Vanderjagt completed season with 3rd-best
seasonal FG pct. of any rookie or 1st-year kicker in NFL history (.919, Richie
Cunningham, Dallas, 1997; .880, Roger Ruzek, Dallas, 1987)...the only
other .800+ pcts. in Colts history are by Blanchard (.900, 1996), Biasucci
(.889, 1987, .839, 1993) and Allegre
(.857, 1983)...27 FGs ranked as 4th-best seasonal total in Colts history
(36, Blanchard, 1996; 32, Blanchard,
1997; 30, Allegre, 1983)...he is
23-27 FGs in 1999, including 15 cons. over last 5 games (4-4 vs. Dallas
10/31; 4-4 vs. Kansas City 11/7; 2-2 at NYG 11/14; 3-3 at Phil. 11/21; 2-2
vs. NYJ 11/28) to set a new club record, surpassing K-Cary Blanchard who hit
13 cons. FGs on 2 different occasions…he has 4 4-FG games with Colts to
tie K-Lou Michaels for 2nd-most 4-FG games in club history
(5, Blanchard), while club-record
for most in a game is 5 (done 4 times)…Vanderjagt is only Colts kicker
with 4 FGs in cons. games… …101 points by Vanderjagt rank 2nd
in NFL…he has notched the 13th 100+-point season in Colts
history (135, Blanchard, 1996;
120, RB-Lenny Moore, 1964; 117, Blanchard,
1997; 114, Biasucci, 1988; 112, Allegre,
1983; 109, K-Toni Linhart, 1976;
106, K-Lou Michaels, 1967; 104, K-Jim
Martin, 1963; 104, Michaels,
1964; 104, Vanderjagt, 1998; 102,
Michaels, 1968; 101, Michaels
1965).
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