adam Posted October 7, 2014 Report Share Posted October 7, 2014 Passing: Cutler needs 25 TD passes to pass Sid Luckman to have all the Bears all-time Passing records. During the Carolina game, Cutler (63rd) passed Bob Griese, Ken O'Brien, and Joe Theismann on the all-time yardage list. In the next few weeks he will pass Jeff Garcia, Jim Plunkett, and Jim Harbaugh. By the end of the season he will be close to 50th all-time in passing yards. Rodgers has 120 passing yards than Cutler. With 3 more passing TDs, Cutler will pass Kitna for 61st on the all-time list. He should break into the top 50 by the end of the year. With 38 more completions he will pass Ron Jaworksi for 54th on the list and will move into the top 50 in completions by the end of the year as well. Interestingly, Cutler has 107 more completions than Rodgers. Rushing: Forte is way behind Sweetness, and I don't think that rushing mark will ever be surpassed. However, Forte is only 15 yards from 7,000. He has a good shot at breaking the top 50 this year by passing Charlie Garner, George Rogers, Michael Turner and Terrell Davis. Forte doesn't score many rushing TDs, and is way down the list. Receiving: Marshall needs 9 yards to reach 3,000 as a Bear and tie Wendell Davis for 14th all-time. He should be near the Bears top 10 by the end of the season. With 38 yards he will pass Raymond Berry for 50th all-time. With 3 more TDs, he will have 31 and tie Johnny Morris and Curtis Conway for 5th all-time. With 62 TDs, Marshall is tied for 64th, and will in the top 40 by the end of the year. He is one reception from tying Dick Gordon on the team with 238 and 11th. He will hit the top 10 within the next game or two. Marshall is currently 40th all-time in receptions and will pass Donald Driver and Andre Rison with 13 more. By the end of the year, he will pass Michael Irvin, Charlie Joiner, Chad Johnson, Marshall Faulk, and James Lofton. Some huge names. Jeffery is already putting up huge numbers and if he can keep it up, he is more than likely going to be the Bears all-time leading WR. He is already 30th in yards, and can be close to top 20 by the end of the season. 37 more yards and he passes Muhammad and 51 to pass Berrian. Crazy to see Knox there, man he really had potential. Just think of the Bears throwing Marshall/Jeffery/Knox/Bennett/Forte out there every play - wow. Alshon is currently 37th in receptions and should also challenge the top 20 by the end of the year. Forte is already 10th all-time for Bears receiving yards and 2nd all-time in receptions (behind Sweetness). If he stays healthy and plays 2 more years, he may become the all-time leader in receptions (until Jeffery passes him). All-Purpose: Forte just surpassed 10,000 all-purpose yards, currently 131st all-time and is about to pass Earl Campbell. He should break into the top 100 of all time by the end of the year. Sacks: Jared Allen needs 4 sacks to tie Lawrence Taylor for 10th all-time. He also needs 1 to make it his first with the Bears. Kicking: Gould is basically 2nd behind Butler in every kicking category, but has a shot to surpass him. Right now Gould is 41st with 240 FGs and needs 26 to pass Butler on the all-time list (and only 4 for the team record). He will pass Chris Bahr for 40th with 2 more. Gould is 48th all-time in scoring and just passed Emmitt Smith; he needs 11 more pts to pass Mike Vanderjagt. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
madlithuanian Posted October 7, 2014 Report Share Posted October 7, 2014 Thanks for putting all that out there! Passing: Cutler needs 25 TD passes to pass Sid Luckman to have all the Bears all-time Passing records. During the Carolina game, Cutler (63rd) passed Bob Griese, Ken O'Brien, and Joe Theismann on the all-time yardage list. In the next few weeks he will pass Jeff Garcia, Jim Plunkett, and Jim Harbaugh. By the end of the season he will be close to 50th all-time in passing yards. Rodgers has 120 passing yards than Cutler. With 3 more passing TDs, Cutler will pass Kitna for 61st on the all-time list. He should break into the top 50 by the end of the year. With 38 more completions he will pass Ron Jaworksi for 54th on the list and will move into the top 50 in completions by the end of the year as well. Interestingly, Cutler has 107 more completions than Rodgers. Rushing: Forte is way behind Sweetness, and I don't think that rushing mark will ever be surpassed. However, Forte is only 15 yards from 7,000. He has a good shot at breaking the top 50 this year by passing Charlie Garner, George Rogers, Michael Turner and Terrell Davis. Forte doesn't score many rushing TDs, and is way down the list. Receiving: Marshall needs 9 yards to reach 3,000 as a Bear and tie Wendell Davis for 14th all-time. He should be near the Bears top 10 by the end of the season. With 38 yards he will pass Raymond Berry for 50th all-time. With 3 more TDs, he will have 31 and tie Johnny Morris and Curtis Conway for 5th all-time. With 62 TDs, Marshall is tied for 64th, and will in the top 40 by the end of the year. He is one reception from tying Dick Gordon on the team with 238 and 11th. He will hit the top 10 within the next game or two. Marshall is currently 40th all-time in receptions and will pass Donald Driver and Andre Rison with 13 more. By the end of the year, he will pass Michael Irvin, Charlie Joiner, Chad Johnson, Marshall Faulk, and James Lofton. Some huge names. Jeffery is already putting up huge numbers and if he can keep it up, he is more than likely going to be the Bears all-time leading WR. He is already 30th in yards, and can be close to top 20 by the end of the season. 37 more yards and he passes Muhammad and 51 to pass Berrian. Crazy to see Knox there, man he really had potential. Just think of the Bears throwing Marshall/Jeffery/Knox/Bennett/Forte out there every play - wow. Alshon is currently 37th in receptions and should also challenge the top 20 by the end of the year. Forte is already 10th all-time for Bears receiving yards and 2nd all-time in receptions (behind Sweetness). If he stays healthy and plays 2 more years, he may become the all-time leader in receptions (until Jeffery passes him). All-Purpose: Forte just surpassed 10,000 all-purpose yards, currently 131st all-time and is about to pass Earl Campbell. He should break into the top 100 of all time by the end of the year. Sacks: Jared Allen needs 4 sacks to tie Lawrence Taylor for 10th all-time. He also needs 1 to make it his first with the Bears. Kicking: Gould is basically 2nd behind Butler in every kicking category, but has a shot to surpass him. Right now Gould is 41st with 240 FGs and needs 26 to pass Butler. He will pass Chris Bahr for 40th with 2 more. Gould is 48th all-time in scoring and just passed Emmitt Smith; he needs 11 more pts to pass Mike Vanderjagt. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
'TD' Posted October 8, 2014 Report Share Posted October 8, 2014 Thanks for taking time for that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted October 9, 2014 Author Report Share Posted October 9, 2014 No prob, something a little more positive after the two losses. It also shows we have some great players on the team and are really not playing to our potential. I want to see the offense on all cylinders blowing defenses away and keeping them on their heels. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted October 13, 2014 Author Report Share Posted October 13, 2014 Cutler just passed Jeff Garcia for 62nd in Passing yards, and closed the gap between himself and Rodgers to 3 yards. With 12 more completions he will pass Ron Jaworski for 54th in completions. Forte broke 7k Rushing yards for his career and is now only needs 33 to pass Charlier Garner for 57th all-time. With 157 All-purpose yards, Forte passed Earl Campbell and 6 others to move into 124th all-time and only needs 4 more yards to pass Donald Driver for 123rd. With 2 more rushing TD's, Forte will tie Gale Sayers for 4th in team history with 39. With 113 receiving yards, Marshall passed Raymond Berry and is now 50th all-time in receiving yards and needs only 18 more yards to pass Rob Moore for 49th. He also passed Wendell Davis and Jim Keane to move into 13th as a Bear. He now needs 69 more yards to move into 12th (passing Jim Dooley) in team history. With 6 Receptions, Marshall is now 7 away from passing Donald Driver and Andre Rison for 38th all-time. Marshall passed Dick Gordon and Desmond Clark and is now 10th in Bears history for receptions. He will pass Bobby Engram for 9th with 4 more. That was quick, Alshon making quick work of Bears receiving numbers, with 136 receiving yards, he jumped up into 24th all-time receiving yards passing Muhammad, Berrian, Knox, McLean, Graham, and Earl Bennett in one game. With 7 more receptions Jeffery will pass both Berrian and Graham for 35th all-time in receptions as a Bear. With his 1st sack as a Bear, Allen is now 3 from tying LT for 10th all-time. Gould hit 2 FGs and passed Chris Bahr for 40th all-time. With 7 pts, he now needs 4 pts to pass Mike Vanderjagt for 47th all-time. He also needs 11 pts to pass Garo Yepremian for 46th all-time. For team records, Gould now needs 1 FG to tie and 2 to pass Butler for the team career record. This should come in the next week or two. Willie Young now has 7 sacks as a Bear, good for 44th (tied with Hillenmeyer) and with 1.0 more, he will pass Ron Rivera, Clyde Simmons, Carl Simpson, and SMC for 38th all-time tying Bryan and Ron Cox. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
madlithuanian Posted October 13, 2014 Report Share Posted October 13, 2014 Thank you for the ongoing update! Please keep up if you do not mind. Cutler just passed Jeff Garcia for 62nd in Passing yards, and closed the gap between himself and Rodgers to 3 yards. With 12 more completions he will pass Ron Jaworski for 54th in completions. Forte broke 7k Rushing yards for his career and is now only needs 33 to pass Charlier Garner for 57th all-time. With 157 All-purpose yards, Forte passed Earl Campbell and 6 others to move into 124th all-time and only needs 4 more yards to pass Donald Driver for 123rd. With 2 more rushing TD's, Forte will tie Gale Sayers for 4th in team history with 39. With 113 receiving yards, Marshall passed Raymond Berry and is now 50th all-time in receiving yards and needs only 18 more yards to pass Rob Moore for 49th. He also passed Wendell Davis and Jim Keane to move into 13th as a Bear. He now needs 69 more yards to move into 12th (passing Jim Dooley) in team history. With 6 Receptions, Marshall is now 7 away from passing Donald Driver and Andre Rison for 38th all-time. Marshall passed Dick Gordon and Desmond Clark and is now 10th in Bears history for receptions. He will pass Bobby Engram for 9th with 4 more. That was quick, Alshon making quick work of Bears receiving numbers, with 136 receiving yards, he jumped up into 24th all-time receiving yards passing Muhammad, Berrian, Knox, McLean, Graham, and Earl Bennett in one game. With 7 more receptions Jeffery will pass both Berrian and Graham for 35th all-time in receptions as a Bear. With his 1st sack as a Bear, Allen is now 3 from tying LT for 10th all-time. Gould hit 2 FGs and passed Chris Bahr for 40th all-time. With 7 pts, he now needs 4 pts to pass Mike Vanderjagt for 47th all-time. He also needs 11 pts to pass Garo Yepremian for 46th all-time. For team records, Gould now needs 1 FG to tie and 2 to pass Butler for the team career record. This should come in the next week or two. Willie Young now has 7 sacks as a Bear, good for 44th (tied with Hillenmeyer) and with 1.0 more, he will pass Ron Rivera, Clyde Simmons, Carl Simpson, and SMC for 38th all-time tying Bryan and Ron Cox. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrackerDog Posted October 13, 2014 Report Share Posted October 13, 2014 Was Gould's missed XP this weekend his first ever? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
madlithuanian Posted October 13, 2014 Report Share Posted October 13, 2014 No. At least I recall one that I think was blocked. Which is a technical miss. Was Gould's missed XP this weekend his first ever? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted October 14, 2014 Author Report Share Posted October 14, 2014 Was Gould's missed XP this weekend his first ever? According to Pro Football Reference, he has missed 3 in his career. He missed one last year after a long string that was nearing an all-time record. The one before that was his rookie year. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted October 14, 2014 Author Report Share Posted October 14, 2014 Thank you for the ongoing update! Please keep up if you do not mind. I will, easier to track if you do it every week. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daventry Posted October 14, 2014 Report Share Posted October 14, 2014 Passing: Cutler needs 25 TD passes to pass Sid Luckman to have all the Bears all-time Passing records. During the Carolina game, Cutler (63rd) passed Bob Griese, Ken O'Brien, and Joe Theismann on the all-time yardage list. In the next few weeks he will pass Jeff Garcia, Jim Plunkett, and Jim Harbaugh. By the end of the season he will be close to 50th all-time in passing yards. Rodgers has 120 passing yards than Cutler. With 3 more passing TDs, Cutler will pass Kitna for 61st on the all-time list. He should break into the top 50 by the end of the year. With 38 more completions he will pass Ron Jaworksi for 54th on the list and will move into the top 50 in completions by the end of the year as well. Interestingly, Cutler has 107 more completions than Rodgers. Rushing: Forte is way behind Sweetness, and I don't think that rushing mark will ever be surpassed. However, Forte is only 15 yards from 7,000. He has a good shot at breaking the top 50 this year by passing Charlie Garner, George Rogers, Michael Turner and Terrell Davis. Forte doesn't score many rushing TDs, and is way down the list. Receiving: Marshall needs 9 yards to reach 3,000 as a Bear and tie Wendell Davis for 14th all-time. He should be near the Bears top 10 by the end of the season. With 38 yards he will pass Raymond Berry for 50th all-time. With 3 more TDs, he will have 31 and tie Johnny Morris and Curtis Conway for 5th all-time. With 62 TDs, Marshall is tied for 64th, and will in the top 40 by the end of the year. He is one reception from tying Dick Gordon on the team with 238 and 11th. He will hit the top 10 within the next game or two. Marshall is currently 40th all-time in receptions and will pass Donald Driver and Andre Rison with 13 more. By the end of the year, he will pass Michael Irvin, Charlie Joiner, Chad Johnson, Marshall Faulk, and James Lofton. Some huge names. Jeffery is already putting up huge numbers and if he can keep it up, he is more than likely going to be the Bears all-time leading WR. He is already 30th in yards, and can be close to top 20 by the end of the season. 37 more yards and he passes Muhammad and 51 to pass Berrian. Crazy to see Knox there, man he really had potential. Just think of the Bears throwing Marshall/Jeffery/Knox/Bennett/Forte out there every play - wow. Alshon is currently 37th in receptions and should also challenge the top 20 by the end of the year. Forte is already 10th all-time for Bears receiving yards and 2nd all-time in receptions (behind Sweetness). If he stays healthy and plays 2 more years, he may become the all-time leader in receptions (until Jeffery passes him). All-Purpose: Forte just surpassed 10,000 all-purpose yards, currently 131st all-time and is about to pass Earl Campbell. He should break into the top 100 of all time by the end of the year. Sacks: Jared Allen needs 4 sacks to tie Lawrence Taylor for 10th all-time. He also needs 1 to make it his first with the Bears. Kicking: Gould is basically 2nd behind Butler in every kicking category, but has a shot to surpass him. Right now Gould is 41st with 240 FGs and needs 26 to pass Butler on the all-time list (and only 4 for the team record). He will pass Chris Bahr for 40th with 2 more. Gould is 48th all-time in scoring and just passed Emmitt Smith; he needs 11 more pts to pass Mike Vanderjagt. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daventry Posted October 14, 2014 Report Share Posted October 14, 2014 Thanks Adam, it sure is great to have the chance to read so much great stuff from true Bears fans like you and many others here! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted November 17, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 17, 2014 Cutler is now 60th in Passing yards all-time with 26,632, and will pass Steve Grogan and Bobbie Lane next week. Right now he is tied with Ken Stabler with 2,270 completions (51st) and is 28 from Jeff George (49th all-time). He just passed Trent Green and Jeff Garcia in this game. With 176 TDs, he is now in sole possession of 54th all-time surpassing Joe Namath, Norm Van Brocklin, Steve McNair, and Otto Graham in this game. Forte is now 53rd all-time rushing with 7,399 and is 208 yards away from tying Terrell Davis. His all-purpose yards have him 113th all-time with 10,893 (74th yards from scrimmage) and he should pass Lance Alworth, Amani Toomer, Gary Clark and Shaun Alexander next week. Marshall is now 35th in receptions all-time (761) and should pass James Lofton, Eric Moulds, Chad Johnson, and Marshall Faulk (767) next week to move into 31st all-time. With 9,636, Marshall is 364 receiving yards from 10k and is now 47th all-time. He just passed Wes Welker in this game and is about to pass Antonio Gates for 46th all-time. He is also catching up to Megatron who is 45th. Brandon also now has 65 Rec TDs, and is tied for 49th all-time with this epic group: Gary Clark, Henry Ellard, Michael Irvin, Charlie Joiner, Bobby Mitchell, and Sterling Sharpe. Alshon continues his trek up the Bears record books. He is now 31st all-time in Receptions with 168, one behind Brad Muster, 3 behind Dennis Gentry, and 5 behind Tom Waddle. He should pass them all next game and be 27th all-time in Bears history. Forte is still #2, and BMarsh is now in sole possession of 8th. For Rec Yards, Forte is 10th all-time, Marshall is 11th, and Jeffery is 24th. Forte needs 57 yards to pass Dick Gordon for 9th. For Rec TDs, Marshall is now tied with Conway and Morris with 31 (5th in team history). Gould is 40th all-time in FGs with 242 and is one from tying Jim Breech for 39th. With 3 XP, Gould now has 346 for his career, good enough for 56th all-time. With 1,072 pts (47th), Robbie is now 3 pts from passing Garo Yepremian for 46th on the all-time list. Gould is 1 FG from tying Butler for the all-time Bears leader in FG's (with 50 less attempts). Jared Allen now has 131.0 sacks and is 1.5 sacks away from tying LT and Leslie O'Neal for 10th all-time. Career Comparison: B. Marshall vs C. Johnson: Receptions: 761 - 606 (Marshall +155) Yards: 9636 - 9848 (Johnson +212) TDs: 65 - 69 (Johnson +4) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daventry Posted November 17, 2014 Report Share Posted November 17, 2014 Passing: Cutler needs 25 TD passes to pass Sid Luckman to have all the Bears all-time Passing records. During the Carolina game, Cutler (63rd) passed Bob Griese, Ken O'Brien, and Joe Theismann on the all-time yardage list. In the next few weeks he will pass Jeff Garcia, Jim Plunkett, and Jim Harbaugh. By the end of the season he will be close to 50th all-time in passing yards. Rodgers has 120 passing yards than Cutler. With 3 more passing TDs, Cutler will pass Kitna for 61st on the all-time list. He should break into the top 50 by the end of the year. With 38 more completions he will pass Ron Jaworksi for 54th on the list and will move into the top 50 in completions by the end of the year as well. Interestingly, Cutler has 107 more completions than Rodgers. Rushing: Forte is way behind Sweetness, and I don't think that rushing mark will ever be surpassed. However, Forte is only 15 yards from 7,000. He has a good shot at breaking the top 50 this year by passing Charlie Garner, George Rogers, Michael Turner and Terrell Davis. Forte doesn't score many rushing TDs, and is way down the list. Receiving: Marshall needs 9 yards to reach 3,000 as a Bear and tie Wendell Davis for 14th all-time. He should be near the Bears top 10 by the end of the season. With 38 yards he will pass Raymond Berry for 50th all-time. With 3 more TDs, he will have 31 and tie Johnny Morris and Curtis Conway for 5th all-time. With 62 TDs, Marshall is tied for 64th, and will in the top 40 by the end of the year. He is one reception from tying Dick Gordon on the team with 238 and 11th. He will hit the top 10 within the next game or two. Marshall is currently 40th all-time in receptions and will pass Donald Driver and Andre Rison with 13 more. By the end of the year, he will pass Michael Irvin, Charlie Joiner, Chad Johnson, Marshall Faulk, and James Lofton. Some huge names. Jeffery is already putting up huge numbers and if he can keep it up, he is more than likely going to be the Bears all-time leading WR. He is already 30th in yards, and can be close to top 20 by the end of the season. 37 more yards and he passes Muhammad and 51 to pass Berrian. Crazy to see Knox there, man he really had potential. Just think of the Bears throwing Marshall/Jeffery/Knox/Bennett/Forte out there every play - wow. Alshon is currently 37th in receptions and should also challenge the top 20 by the end of the year. Forte is already 10th all-time for Bears receiving yards and 2nd all-time in receptions (behind Sweetness). If he stays healthy and plays 2 more years, he may become the all-time leader in receptions (until Jeffery passes him). All-Purpose: Forte just surpassed 10,000 all-purpose yards, currently 131st all-time and is about to pass Earl Campbell. He should break into the top 100 of all time by the end of the year. Sacks: Jared Allen needs 4 sacks to tie Lawrence Taylor for 10th all-time. He also needs 1 to make it his first with the Bears. Kicking: Gould is basically 2nd behind Butler in every kicking category, but has a shot to surpass him. Right now Gould is 41st with 240 FGs and needs 26 to pass Butler on the all-time list (and only 4 for the team record). He will pass Chris Bahr for 40th with 2 more. Gould is 48th all-time in scoring and just passed Emmitt Smith; he needs 11 more pts to pass Mike Vanderjagt. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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adam Posted November 26, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 26, 2014 Cutler is still 60th in Passing yards all-time with 26,762, and should pass Steve Grogan, Bobbie Lane and possibly George Blanda on Thanksgivging. Jay is now 50th in completions with 2,287 and needs 12 to pass Jeff George and 19 to pass Jim Harbaugh (48th). With 177 TDs, he is now in 54th all-time and is one from Babe Parilli, two from Ron Jaworski, and 3 from Rich Gannon (51st). Forte is now 53rd all-time rushing with 7,488 and is 119 yards away from tying Terrell Davis. Matt now has over 11k all-purpose and yds from scrimmage. His all-purpose yards have him 109th all-time and will pass Freeman McNeil (106th) and others on Thursday. For yds from scrimmage, he is now 72nd all-time and will pass Freeman McNeil and possibly MJD this week. With 40 Rushing TD's, Forte passed Gale Sayers for 4th on the all-time Bears list. Marshall is now tied for 33rd in receptions all-time (764) tied with James Lofton and Eric Moulds. He should pass Chad Johnson and Marshall Faulk (31st) on Thursday. With 9,668, Marshall is 332 receiving yards from 10k and is now 47th all-time. Brandon is 17 yards from passing Antonio Gates for 46th all-time. Brandon still has 65 Rec TDs, and is tied for 49th all-time with this epic group: Gary Clark, Henry Ellard, Michael Irvin, Charlie Joiner, Bobby Mitchell, and Sterling Sharpe. Alshon continues his march up the Bears record books. He is now 29th all-time in Receptions with 171, and now has Wetnight and Waddle in his sights. Jeffery has 2,571 yards, good for 24th all-time in Bears history. Forte is still #2, and BMarsh is in 8th. For Rec Yards, Forte is 10th all-time (34 yards from passing Dick Gordon) and Marshall is 11th. For Rec TDs, Marshall is tied with Conway and Morris with 31 (5th in team history). Jeffery and Forte are tied with Sweetness with 15 (t-22nd). Gould is still 40th all-time in FGs with 242 and is one from tying Jim Breech for 39th. Gould now has 349 XP for his career, good enough for 55th all-time. With 1,075 pts Robbie is now 46th on the all-time list. Gould is still 1 FG from tying Butler for the all-time Bears leader in FG's (with 50 less attempts). Jared Allen remains at 131.0 sacks and is 1.5 sacks away from tying LT and Leslie O'Neal for 10th all-time. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted December 25, 2014 Author Report Share Posted December 25, 2014 With Cutler starting the season finale, he actually can hit some Bears single season passing records. He needs 173 yards to pass Kramer for the Bears single season record. With 107 yards he will also pass Jeff George and Joe Namath and move into 56th all-time. With 2 TD passes he will tie Kramer with 29 and 3 would make him the first Bears QB to throw for 30 in a single season. With 3 completions he will be move into 46th all-time and will add to his season record for the Bears which he already surpassed this year. Forte is currently 52nd all-time in rushing yards and needs 44 yards to pass Chris Warren and only 13 yards for 1k on the season. With 11,357 yards from scrimmage, he is currently 67th all-time and needs 37 yards to pass Keegan McCardell. The most interesting record will be with his receptions. He is 6 from 100, 7 from tying Larry Centers for the most all-time by a RB in one year and 2nd all-time in Bears history. 8 gives him the record outright for a RB, and I hope he gets it. Marshall ends the year 32nd all-time in receptions, 48th in yards, and tied for 50th in TDs. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adam Posted December 29, 2014 Author Report Share Posted December 29, 2014 Kinda funny that Cutler misses the mark for any of the Bears single season records with another lackluster game. Forte gets the single season record for receptions by an RB, passes Chris Warren for 52nd on the all-time rushing list, and Keenan McCardell for 66th for yards from scrimmage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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