100 Yard Rush vs 100 yard Rec (1 Viewer)

[D_Rock]

Does anyone know where I can look to find some stats on this? I wanna see if the numbers have gone up/down in relation to each other over the years.

I am assuming Rec has gone up and Rush has gone down, but I need documented proof. Any help would be greatly appreciated...Thanks.

 

[Why Me?]

If you can't find that exact information you could probably take a look at yards per game for the top 20 receivers and rbs over the past decade or so and see if there is a trend of the gap widening.

 

[Scooby1974]

Does anyone know where I can look to find some stats on this? I wanna see if the numbers have gone up/down in relation to each other over the years.I am assuming Rec has gone up and Rush has gone down, but I need documented proof. Any help would be greatly appreciated...Thanks.

I would add to that years of production going down faster for RB's because of the beating they take.

 

[D_Rock]

Well basically I need the info becuase a guy at my work wants to know what is "easier" to do...so specific players isnt important.

I just want how many 100 yard rush games happened last year and how many 100 receiving games.

 

[Modog814]

There were 142 100+ rushing performances last year

There were 164 100+ Receiving performances

(This data was taken from the Game Log Domniator available on this site.)

 

[Chase Stuart]

This shows all WRs and TEs with 100 or more receiving yards in a game, and all QBs and RBs with 100 or more rushing yards in a game. No WR has hit the 100-yard rushing mark in a long time, but three RBs last year hit the 100 yard receiving mark last year, which explains why the game log dominator showed 164 and this table shows 161. I've also included the 5, 10, and 20-year averages.

Rush   Rec	 Diff2007	142	161	 192006	159	165	  62005	138	166	 282004	179	186	  72003	151	150	- 12002	136	169	 332001	124	159	 352000	117	180	 631999	107	187	 801998	143	158	 151997	121	150	 291996	103	135	 321995	103	185	 821994	 82	143	 611993	 88	117	 291992	 91	102	 111991	 79	115	 361990	 74	111	 371989	 74	165	 911988	 92	122	 305-yr	154	166	 1210-yr   140	168	 2920-yr   115	151	 36

 

[cjack]

This shows all WRs and TEs with 100 or more receiving yards in a game, and all QBs and RBs with 100 or more rushing yards in a game. No WR has hit the 100-yard rushing mark in a long time, but three RBs last year hit the 100 yard receiving mark last year, which explains why the game log dominator showed 164 and this table shows 161. I've also included the 5, 10, and 20-year averages.

Rush   Rec	 Diff2007	142	161	 192006	159	165	  62005	138	166	 282004	179	186	  72003	151	150	- 12002	136	169	 332001	124	159	 352000	117	180	 631999	107	187	 801998	143	158	 151997	121	150	 291996	103	135	 321995	103	185	 821994	 82	143	 611993	 88	117	 291992	 91	102	 111991	 79	115	 361990	 74	111	 371989	 74	165	 911988	 92	122	 305-yr	154	166	 1210-yr   140	168	 2920-yr   115	151	 36

How many running backs/quarterbacks made up those 142 games versus how many receivers made up those 161 games?

 

[D_Rock]

This shows all WRs and TEs with 100 or more receiving yards in a game, and all QBs and RBs with 100 or more rushing yards in a game. No WR has hit the 100-yard rushing mark in a long time, but three RBs last year hit the 100 yard receiving mark last year, which explains why the game log dominator showed 164 and this table shows 161. I've also included the 5, 10, and 20-year averages.

Rush   Rec	 Diff2007	142	161	 192006	159	165	  62005	138	166	 282004	179	186	  72003	151	150	- 12002	136	169	 332001	124	159	 352000	117	180	 631999	107	187	 801998	143	158	 151997	121	150	 291996	103	135	 321995	103	185	 821994	 82	143	 611993	 88	117	 291992	 91	102	 111991	 79	115	 361990	 74	111	 371989	 74	165	 911988	 92	122	 305-yr	154	166	 1210-yr   140	168	 2920-yr   115	151	 36

That is impressive..I continue to be amazed by you guys.

 

[Jeff Haseley]

D Rock - welcome to the site. The breakdown of 100 yard games for RBs and WRs only is even closer.

RBs 142

WRs 141

 

[Chase Stuart]

This shows all WRs and TEs with 100 or more receiving yards in a game, and all QBs and RBs with 100 or more rushing yards in a game. No WR has hit the 100-yard rushing mark in a long time, but three RBs last year hit the 100 yard receiving mark last year, which explains why the game log dominator showed 164 and this table shows 161. I've also included the 5, 10, and 20-year averages.

Rush   Rec	 Diff2007	142	161	 192006	159	165	  62005	138	166	 282004	179	186	  72003	151	150	- 12002	136	169	 332001	124	159	 352000	117	180	 631999	107	187	 801998	143	158	 151997	121	150	 291996	103	135	 321995	103	185	 821994	 82	143	 611993	 88	117	 291992	 91	102	 111991	 79	115	 361990	 74	111	 371989	 74	165	 911988	 92	122	 305-yr	154	166	 1210-yr   140	168	 2920-yr   115	151	 36

How many running backs/quarterbacks made up those 142 games versus how many receivers made up those 161 games?

I've got a bunch of other stuff to work on today, but I'll try to get back to this later for you.