Jerry Rice being on here 2x tells you all you need to know 🐐

Missed honorable mentions:  Night Train Lane's 14 INTs in 1952, in a 12 game season; and Ernie Nevers' 40 points in one game in 1929, the oldest record in NFL history.

I got a cool video idea: Compilation/or history of division rivals meeting in the playoffs. 👀

It’s a shame that most people only know Marshall for that one miscue. Despite the fact that he had an amazing career and unprecedented longevity. He should have been in the Hall of Fame already. Still waiting for posthumous induction, if I’m not mistaken.

I don’t ever see any NFL player breaking Jerry Rice’s all-time records again in our lifetime.

Jerry Rice's career receiving yards record should have been on this list instead of his career receptions and should have been #1.

Jerry Rice is 5,403 receiving yards ahead of the #2 leading receiver. I don't think Emmitt Smith's record will be broken either, but it's absolutely more likely than anyone passing Rice.

You mentioned Favre's INT record, but he also holds another record that is utterly unbreakable and I'm actually shocked it wasn't mentioned or numbered: His consecutive start record.

Jim Marshalls longest safety in history is a record that will probably never be broken

The fact that TOM BRADY is 2nd all time in receiving yards after 40 is absolutely insane to me.

And I think Night Train Lanes 14 interceptions in 12 games should be on here.  But I understand the logic,  in todays era of passing 60% of the time,  someone could theoretically get lucky and match 14 picks in a season.  I doubt anyone will ever achieve it in 12 games,  though.

Whoever is in charge of this channel needs a raise.  I love these kind of videos.

Now THIS is what the people are here for

The Brett Favre stat was actually insane 😂

This was such a cool list of interesting stats and some players you don’t hear of. Awesome job 👏

The Ravens need to run the damn ball.

Hester's record was even more impressive because teams just wouldn't kick to him.  He did more with fewer opportunities.  They changed the kick off rule because of him.  Unbelievable.

Still always wanted to see the unbroken shot of Robert Baileys punt return TD

Browns, 1-31 record 2016 & 17 😭

Devin Hester remains the greatest returner in the history of the NFL

The 2000 Ravens setting the record for fewest total points ever allowed in a 16 game regular season, should absolutely have found a spot on this list. In today's NFL with mostly offensive leaning and favoring rules, I'm not sure an NFL defense will ever surpass that record.

61 takeaways in a season is probably the biggest anomaly that’ll ever happen in the history of the NFL