Record Breakers
This player has the most receiving yards of all time
Jerry Rice
With the largest comeback in Super Bowl history, the New England Patriots beat this team after being down 28-3
Atlanta Falcons
This 2016 Heisman winner went on to get drafted 32nd overall and win two league MVPs
Lamar Jackson
In 1972, this player made the so called "Immaculate Reception," to help push his team to a playoff win
Franco Harris
These two players have the most combined DPOY awards by brothers
T.J. and J.J. Watt
This legend has the record of 28 rushing touchdowns in a single season
LaDainian Tomlinson
From 1991 to 1994, this team lost four consecutive superbowls
Buffalo Bills
This iconic USC running back won the 2005 Heisman race by a landslide
Reggie Bush
This team is only one in history to complete a perfect season
Miami Dolphins
In 2020 this player received the Comeback Player of the Year award after coming back from a gruesome leg injury two years prior
Alex Smith
In the Super Bowl era, this organization has the longest losing streak of 26 consecutive games
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
In Super Bowl 49, this player intercepted Russell Wilsons game losing pass
Malcolm Butler
Derrick Henry has been dominating the NFL for a long time, but you can't forget his Heisman season in this year
2015
In Super Bowl XLVII, this random event caused a 34 minute delay between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers
A power outage/blackout
In 2015, this Rams rookie won the DROY, and later on went on to win DPOY three times in a four year span
Aaron Donald
This wide receiver holds the record for most receptions in a single season
Michael Thomas
In 2022 vs the Minnesota Vikings, this team gave up 32 unanswered points to spark the largest comeback in NFL history
Indianapolis Colts
These two players played both sides of the ball, making them a short list of defensive Heisman winners
Travis Hunter and Charles Woodson
This is the only player to return an opening kickoff in a Super Bowl
Devin Hester
This legend holds the record for most MVP awards by a single player
Peyton Manning
The 2014 Kansas City Chiefs hold one the weirdest records in history, what is this record?
Zero wide receiver touchdowns
Since the merger, this QB has the worst primetime game record
Andy Dalton
These two players are the only ones in history to have won the Heisman as freshman, back to back years in 2012 and 2013
Johnny Manziel and Jameis Winston
This player is the only one in history to record a sack, interception, a fumble recovery, and a receiving TD in a game
Brian Dawkins
In the 2016-2017 season, this Cowboys head coach led the team to a 13-3 record with a rookie QB and RB, winning him the Coach of the Year Award
Jason Garrett