Let's be conservative and say we play 13 games this season. Here's where everyone needs to be to move up the rankings. I will try and update this as the season goes on.
All-Time Passing Yards
1. Todd Reesing - 11,194 (6,608, 600.7/game)
2. Frank Seurer - 6,410 (1,824, 165.8/game)
3. Kelly Donohoe - 5,382 (796, 72.4/game)
4. Dave Jaynes - 5,132 (546, 49.6/game)
5. Carter Stanley - 5,035 (449, 40.8/game)
6. Mike Norseth - 4,677 (91, 8.3/game)
7. Jason Bean - 4,662 (76, 6.9/game)
8. Chip Hilleary - 4,598 (12, 1.1/game)
9. Jalon Daniels - 4,586
Total Offense
1. Todd Reesing - 11,840 (6,625, 602.3/game)
2. Frank Seurer - 6,112 (897, 81.5/game)
3. Chip Hilleary - 5,888 (673, 61.2/game)
4. Jason Bean - 5,564 (349, 31.7/game)
5. Carter Stanley - 5,356 (141, 12.8/game)
6. Kelly Donohoe - 5,228 (13, 1.2/game)
7. Jalon Daniels - 5,215
8. Bill Whittemore - 5,134
9. Mike Norseth - 4,996
16. Devin Neal - 3,290 (started at #19)
Passing Touchdowns
1. Todd Reesing - 90 (56, 5.1/game)
2. Jason Bean - 38 (4)
3. Carter Stanley - 37 (3)
4. Dave Jaynes - 35 (1)
5. Jalon Daniels - 34
Total Touchdowns
1. Todd Reesing - 105 (58, 5.3/game)
2. Bill Whittemore - 50 (3)
3. Chip Hilleary - 48 (1)
4. Jason Bean, Jalon Daniels - 47
6. June Henley - 43
7. Dave Jaynes - 40
8. Bobby Douglass - 39
9. Carter Stanley, Devin Neal - 38
10. Kelly Donohoe - 36
Total Completions
1. Todd Reesing - 932 (540, 49.1/game)
2. Frank Seurer - 467 (75, 6.8/game)
3. Carter Stanley - 454 (62, 5.6/game)
4. Kelly Donohoe, Jalon Daniels - 392
5. Dave Jaynes - 389
One way Daniels could pass Todd. Daniels is second all time in completion percentage (min 60 attempts).
Reesing 932/1,461 63.8%
Daniels 392/621 63.1%
Let's say Daniels throws 30 times a game x 11 games = 330 more attempts
He'd need to go 215/330 65.2% to beat him
He'd have to go 202/330 61.2% to fall to third place (Mark Williams)
Rushing Yards
1. June Henley - 3,841 (551, 50.1/game)
2. Tony Sands - 3,777 (487, 44.3/game)
3. James Sims - 3,592 (302, 27.5/game)
4. Devin Neal - 3,290
5. Laverne Smith - 3,074
Total Scrimmage Yards
1. June Henley - 4,463 (716, 65.1game)
2. James Sims - 4,179 (432, 39.3/game)
3. Clark Green - 3,983 (236, 21.5/game)
4. Tony Sands - 3,891 (144, 13.1/game)
5. Devin Neal - 3,747
Rushing Touchdowns
1. June Henley - 41 (6, 0.5/game)
2. Devin Neal - 35
3. James Sims - 34
Total Scrimmage Touchdowns
1. June Henley - 42 (4, 0.4/game)
2. Devin Neal - 38
3. James Sims - 36
Total Scoring (Points)
1. Dan Eichloff - 302 (86, 7.8/game)
2. Scott Webb - 300 (84, 7.6/game)
3. June Henley - 258 (30, 2.7/game)
4. Bruce Kallmeyer - 233 (5, 0.5/game)
5. Devin Neal - 228
6. Joe Garcia - 223
Receiving Yards
1. Dezmon Briscoe - 3,240 (1,307, 118.8/game)
2. Steven Sims - 2,582 (649, 59.0/game)
3. Kerry Meier - 2,309 (376, 34.2/game)
4. Willie Vaughn - 2,266 (333, 30.3/game)
5. Mark Simmons - 2,161 (228, 20.7/game)
6. Richard Estell - 1,997 (64, 5.8/game)
7. Luke Grimm - 1,933
8. Lawrence Arnold - 1,932
9. Emmett Edwards - 1,808
10. Bob Johnson - 1,789
Touchdown Receptions
1. Dezmon Briscoe - 31
2. Steven Sims, Luke Grimm - 19
4. Kerry Meier - 18
5. Willie Vaugh, Bruce Adams - 17
7. Mark Simmons - 16
8. Dexton Fields - 15
9. Brandon Rideau, Lawrence Arnold - 14
11. Marcus Henry - 13
25. Jared Casey - 8
31. Quentin Skinner - 7
Total Receptions
1. Kerry Meier - 226 (85, 7.7/game)
2. Dezmon Briscoe - 219 (78, 7.1/game)
3. Steven Sims - 214 (73, 6.6/game)
4. Mark Simmons - 155 (14, 1.3/game)
5. Kwamie Lassiter II - 148 (7, 0.6/game)
6. Luke Grimm - 141
7. Willie Vaughn - 133
8. Brandon Rideau - 131
9. Dexton Fields - 129
10. Lawrence Arnold - 127
11. Clark Green - 122
Interceptions
1. Ray Evans - 17 (8, 0.7/game)
2. Aqib Talib - 14 (5, 0.4/game)
3. Hal Cleavinger - 13 (4, 0.3/game)
4. Milt Garner - 11 (2, 0.2/game)
5. 3 People - 10 (1, 0.1/game)
8. Cobee Bryant - 9
Mello Dotson and Cobee Bryant are tied for the most defensive touchdowns (3).
All-Time Passing Yards
1. Todd Reesing - 11,194 (6,608, 600.7/game)
2. Frank Seurer - 6,410 (1,824, 165.8/game)
3. Kelly Donohoe - 5,382 (796, 72.4/game)
4. Dave Jaynes - 5,132 (546, 49.6/game)
5. Carter Stanley - 5,035 (449, 40.8/game)
6. Mike Norseth - 4,677 (91, 8.3/game)
7. Jason Bean - 4,662 (76, 6.9/game)
8. Chip Hilleary - 4,598 (12, 1.1/game)
9. Jalon Daniels - 4,586
Total Offense
1. Todd Reesing - 11,840 (6,625, 602.3/game)
2. Frank Seurer - 6,112 (897, 81.5/game)
3. Chip Hilleary - 5,888 (673, 61.2/game)
4. Jason Bean - 5,564 (349, 31.7/game)
5. Carter Stanley - 5,356 (141, 12.8/game)
6. Kelly Donohoe - 5,228 (13, 1.2/game)
7. Jalon Daniels - 5,215
8. Bill Whittemore - 5,134
9. Mike Norseth - 4,996
16. Devin Neal - 3,290 (started at #19)
Passing Touchdowns
1. Todd Reesing - 90 (56, 5.1/game)
2. Jason Bean - 38 (4)
3. Carter Stanley - 37 (3)
4. Dave Jaynes - 35 (1)
5. Jalon Daniels - 34
Total Touchdowns
1. Todd Reesing - 105 (58, 5.3/game)
2. Bill Whittemore - 50 (3)
3. Chip Hilleary - 48 (1)
4. Jason Bean, Jalon Daniels - 47
6. June Henley - 43
7. Dave Jaynes - 40
8. Bobby Douglass - 39
9. Carter Stanley, Devin Neal - 38
10. Kelly Donohoe - 36
Total Completions
1. Todd Reesing - 932 (540, 49.1/game)
2. Frank Seurer - 467 (75, 6.8/game)
3. Carter Stanley - 454 (62, 5.6/game)
4. Kelly Donohoe, Jalon Daniels - 392
5. Dave Jaynes - 389
One way Daniels could pass Todd. Daniels is second all time in completion percentage (min 60 attempts).
Reesing 932/1,461 63.8%
Daniels 392/621 63.1%
Let's say Daniels throws 30 times a game x 11 games = 330 more attempts
He'd need to go 215/330 65.2% to beat him
He'd have to go 202/330 61.2% to fall to third place (Mark Williams)
Rushing Yards
1. June Henley - 3,841 (551, 50.1/game)
2. Tony Sands - 3,777 (487, 44.3/game)
3. James Sims - 3,592 (302, 27.5/game)
4. Devin Neal - 3,290
5. Laverne Smith - 3,074
Total Scrimmage Yards
1. June Henley - 4,463 (716, 65.1game)
2. James Sims - 4,179 (432, 39.3/game)
3. Clark Green - 3,983 (236, 21.5/game)
4. Tony Sands - 3,891 (144, 13.1/game)
5. Devin Neal - 3,747
Rushing Touchdowns
1. June Henley - 41 (6, 0.5/game)
2. Devin Neal - 35
3. James Sims - 34
Total Scrimmage Touchdowns
1. June Henley - 42 (4, 0.4/game)
2. Devin Neal - 38
3. James Sims - 36
Total Scoring (Points)
1. Dan Eichloff - 302 (86, 7.8/game)
2. Scott Webb - 300 (84, 7.6/game)
3. June Henley - 258 (30, 2.7/game)
4. Bruce Kallmeyer - 233 (5, 0.5/game)
5. Devin Neal - 228
6. Joe Garcia - 223
Receiving Yards
1. Dezmon Briscoe - 3,240 (1,307, 118.8/game)
2. Steven Sims - 2,582 (649, 59.0/game)
3. Kerry Meier - 2,309 (376, 34.2/game)
4. Willie Vaughn - 2,266 (333, 30.3/game)
5. Mark Simmons - 2,161 (228, 20.7/game)
6. Richard Estell - 1,997 (64, 5.8/game)
7. Luke Grimm - 1,933
8. Lawrence Arnold - 1,932
9. Emmett Edwards - 1,808
10. Bob Johnson - 1,789
Touchdown Receptions
1. Dezmon Briscoe - 31
2. Steven Sims, Luke Grimm - 19
4. Kerry Meier - 18
5. Willie Vaugh, Bruce Adams - 17
7. Mark Simmons - 16
8. Dexton Fields - 15
9. Brandon Rideau, Lawrence Arnold - 14
11. Marcus Henry - 13
25. Jared Casey - 8
31. Quentin Skinner - 7
Total Receptions
1. Kerry Meier - 226 (85, 7.7/game)
2. Dezmon Briscoe - 219 (78, 7.1/game)
3. Steven Sims - 214 (73, 6.6/game)
4. Mark Simmons - 155 (14, 1.3/game)
5. Kwamie Lassiter II - 148 (7, 0.6/game)
6. Luke Grimm - 141
7. Willie Vaughn - 133
8. Brandon Rideau - 131
9. Dexton Fields - 129
10. Lawrence Arnold - 127
11. Clark Green - 122
Interceptions
1. Ray Evans - 17 (8, 0.7/game)
2. Aqib Talib - 14 (5, 0.4/game)
3. Hal Cleavinger - 13 (4, 0.3/game)
4. Milt Garner - 11 (2, 0.2/game)
5. 3 People - 10 (1, 0.1/game)
8. Cobee Bryant - 9
Mello Dotson and Cobee Bryant are tied for the most defensive touchdowns (3).
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