CRAZIEST Stat Lines in NFL History!

Mad respect for all of the research that went in to providing these ridiculously odd stats. Thank you.

David Garrard's hussle at 5:21 might be the most impressive thing I've seen from a quarterback after the handoff.

3 carries 3 yards 3 touchdowns sounds like the line of my fullback in madden lol

Some of these stat lines they’ll read you are insane. “Matt Forte leads in the league in rushes per carry in away games where the outside temperature was between 58 and 64 degrees during handoffs from left handed quarterbacks”

Bettie’ stat line o 1 yard, 3 TDS is insane!

Barry couldn’t do anything with that type of blocking

Randy Moss one is still nuts!!

For a follow-up, there was the time Nathan Peterman threw 5 interceptions in just part of a game, and the legendary NVP performance by Trubisky.

10:38 Mike Cofer went 14/28 in 1991 when the 49ers went 10-6 and missed the playoffs. Making one, just ONE, of those kicks in Atlanta would've made a huge impact on that year's playoff scenario as the 49ers lost that game 17-14 on a Hail Mary.

Honorable Mention: Don Gault in 1970 against Pittsburgh. Went ONE FOR SIXTEEN that day with 44 yard, 2 interceptions, and a 0.0 passer rating. The Browns somehow won that game 15-7.

I know this video is individual stats lines, but to me, the craziest stat line ever is still the overall stats from the Steelers-Texans game in 2002. Steelers: 422 yards (294 pass, 128 run), 24 first downs, time of possession 39:41, eight drives of 30 or more yards (4 drives over 50 yards). Texans: 47 yards (10 pass, 37 rush), 3 first downs, time of possession 20:19, longest drive 19 yards, only scoring drive was MINUS 5 yards (FG). Texans won 24 - 6. Apparently winning the turnover battle 5-1 can overcome a LOT of ineptitude.

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Here's a ridiculous one: 4 TDs thrown, 4 Interceptions *caught*, and kicked an 81-yard punt –Sammy Baugh, Detroit Lions at Washington Redskins, November 14th, 1943

5:52 For all the "greatest runs of all time" videos on YouTube, I have never in my life seen that one. What a beauty.

Matt Asiata vs the Eagles in 2013: 30 carries, 51 yards, 3 TDs

Berry Sander 13 carries -1 yards sound's unreal. Goes to show even the greatest RB's needs a good O-line in front of them.

Joe Burrow vs CHI in 2021: 3 INTs on consecutive passes (1 a pick six)

5:44 gotta love when a qb gets in there and block

Don't let this distract you from the the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba Spare Tire Dixon.

It doesn't get any better than that game Moss had against Dallas