Anarchy99
Footballguy
I posted similar threads on individual team passing and rushing records. Now on to receiving yards. Given the influx of passing in recent seasons, it's not surprising we saw the Chiefs, Saints, and Buccaneers crown a new leader in single season receiving yards last year. Hill, Thomas, and Evans are clearly in the mix to pass their new records. For trivia purposes, of the three threads on individual season team yardage records in a season, I believe Brandon Marshall is the only player to hold a record for two franchises.
DET Calvin Johnson 2012 1964
ATL Julio Jones 2015 1871
SFO Jerry Rice 1995 1848
PIT Antonio Brown 2015 1834
LAR Isaac Bruce 1995 1781
TEN Charley Hennigan 1961 1746
IND Marvin Harrison 2002 1722
CLE Josh Gordon 2013 1646
JAC Jimmy Smith 1999 1636
MIN Randy Moss 2003 1632
DEN Demaryius Thomas 2014 1619
DAL Michael Irvin 1995 1603
LAC Lance Alworth 1965 1602
ARI David Boston 2001 1598
HOU Andre Johnson 2012 1598
NEP Wes Welker 2011 1569
CAR Steve Smith 2005 1563
NYG Victor Cruz 2011 1536
TBB Mike Evans 2018 1524
GBP Jordy Nelson 2014 1519
CHI Brandon Marshall 2012 1508
NYJ Brandon Marshall 2015 1502
WAS Santana Moss 2005 1483
KCC Tyreek Hill 2018 1479
CIN Chad Johnson 2007 1440
PHI Mike Quick 1983 1409
OAK Tim Brown 1997 1408
NOS Michael Thomas 2018 1405
MIA Mark Clayton 1984 1389
BUF Eric Moulds 1998 1368
SEA Steve Largent 1985 1287
BAL Michael Jackson 1996 1201
There are some teams with some low yardage records. Antonio Brown looks like a really good candidate to set a new high watermark for OAK. Lots of teams with some pretty long standing team records. Even though the Ravens are last on the list, I don't see a receiving candidate from Baltimore (or a passing QB there) to make this one a reality. Lots of teams with guys at least in the mix (Eagles, Packers, Bengals for example in addition to those already mentioned).
DET Calvin Johnson 2012 1964
ATL Julio Jones 2015 1871
SFO Jerry Rice 1995 1848
PIT Antonio Brown 2015 1834
LAR Isaac Bruce 1995 1781
TEN Charley Hennigan 1961 1746
IND Marvin Harrison 2002 1722
CLE Josh Gordon 2013 1646
JAC Jimmy Smith 1999 1636
MIN Randy Moss 2003 1632
DEN Demaryius Thomas 2014 1619
DAL Michael Irvin 1995 1603
LAC Lance Alworth 1965 1602
ARI David Boston 2001 1598
HOU Andre Johnson 2012 1598
NEP Wes Welker 2011 1569
CAR Steve Smith 2005 1563
NYG Victor Cruz 2011 1536
TBB Mike Evans 2018 1524
GBP Jordy Nelson 2014 1519
CHI Brandon Marshall 2012 1508
NYJ Brandon Marshall 2015 1502
WAS Santana Moss 2005 1483
KCC Tyreek Hill 2018 1479
CIN Chad Johnson 2007 1440
PHI Mike Quick 1983 1409
OAK Tim Brown 1997 1408
NOS Michael Thomas 2018 1405
MIA Mark Clayton 1984 1389
BUF Eric Moulds 1998 1368
SEA Steve Largent 1985 1287
BAL Michael Jackson 1996 1201
There are some teams with some low yardage records. Antonio Brown looks like a really good candidate to set a new high watermark for OAK. Lots of teams with some pretty long standing team records. Even though the Ravens are last on the list, I don't see a receiving candidate from Baltimore (or a passing QB there) to make this one a reality. Lots of teams with guys at least in the mix (Eagles, Packers, Bengals for example in addition to those already mentioned).