Which record is more likely to be broken? (1 Viewer)

[UCLAGIE]

Brees has 4240 passing yards and needs 845 more yards in the next two games to break the record.

Week 16 @ Giants

Week 17 Carolina

Brees passing yardage per game average= 303 yards

LT has 2110 yards from scrimmage and needs 320 more yards in the next two games to break the record.

Week 16 @ Seattle

Week 17 Arizona

LTs yards from scrimmage per game average = 151 yards

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

The correct answer, by far, is that "neither record will be broken" is a favorite over each of the other choices, but that is boring so I voted for Faulk's yardage record.

 

[Banger]

Neither one will probably be broken but since LT's season average is essentially what's needed to break the yardage record that's the obvious choice. It would also be the capper on one the best seasons ever by a football player.

 

[Drunken Cowboy]

I think both will, but LT is most likely to do it.

 

[cr8f]

Favre will break the career yardage record.

 

[TheLastDispatch]

The correct answer, by far, is that "neither record will be broken" is a favorite over each of the other choices, but that is boring so I voted for Faulk's yardage record.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but Faulk's record is total yards from scrimmage, in any form (rushing, receiving, passing)? If that's the case then LT needs just 309 in the next two games. The way he's been going he's got a real shot to get that.

 

[UCLAGIE]

The correct answer, by far, is that "neither record will be broken" is a favorite over each of the other choices, but that is boring so I voted for Faulk's yardage record.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but Faulk's record is total yards from scrimmage, in any form (rushing, receiving, passing)? If that's the case then LT needs just 309 in the next two games. The way he's been going he's got a real shot to get that.

It doesnt include passing yardage but does include both rushing and receiving

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

The correct answer, by far, is that "neither record will be broken" is a favorite over each of the other choices, but that is boring so I voted for Faulk's yardage record.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but Faulk's record is total yards from scrimmage, in any form (rushing, receiving, passing)? If that's the case then LT needs just 309 in the next two games. The way he's been going he's got a real shot to get that.

It doesnt include passing yardage but does include both rushing and receiving

Right. If it included passing yardage then Faulk doesn't have the record. He's way behind Marino.

 

[Limp Ditka]

I think both will, but LT is most likely to do it.

You think Brees is throwing for 845 yards over the next 2 weeks?

 

[-OZ-]

The correct answer, by far, is that "neither record will be broken" is a favorite over each of the other choices, but that is boring so I voted for Faulk's yardage record.

Actually, no. At least not to the question asked.

Which record is more likely to be broken?

LT might just have to get 320 this week so he can rest in week 17. The way Marty has been ensuring LT gets the TD record this year, shows me he'll do everything he can to get LT another record.

 

[Harry Beanbag]

I follow the Chargers pretty closely and in one of the most recent interviews LT did, he says he is fresher this yearv than he has felt in his entire career. last year he had bruised ribs, the year before he had a groin tear. He said the way his body feels reight now going into week 16 is how his body feels at week 8 of other seasons. I am sure Marty likes to be the coach of record when he obliterates all these records and will keep him going. The only way Marty sits LT is to avoid injury and not to give him rest.