In the NFL the stat of all purpose yards usually refers to the yards obtained during a game, season, or career by a running back or a receiver. The yards referred to are both gained by receiving and rushing. Normally a running back will have the most all purpose yards, because receivers do not usually run the ball as often as runners catch the ball. Due to the formations in the NFL this can be achieved.
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Through the 2008 season, that is Derrick Mason with 2,690 all-purpose yards for the Tennessee Titans in 2000. He had 895 receiving yards, 1 rushing yard, 662 yards on punt returns, and 1,132 yards on kickoff returns.
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The Edward Jones Dome is a multi-purpose stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. It is home to the NFL team, the Saint Louis Rams. It was built largely for the purpose to draw in a NFL team back to Saint Louis.
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Mack Herron broke Gale Sayers 1966 NFL record for all-purpose yardage in 1974 (2,444)
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Jerry Rice is the career all purpose yardage leader with 23,546 yards. Click on the 'All Purpose Yardage Leaders' link on this page to find out who the top 25 career all purpose yardage leaders are.
In the NFL the stat of all purpose yards usually refers to the yards obtained during a game, season, or career by a running back or a receiver. The yards referred to are both gained by receiving and rushing. Normally a running back will have the most all purpose yards, because receivers do not usually run the ball as often as runners catch the ball. Due to the formations in the NFL this can be achieved.
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In all purpose yards, yes. RB Mack Herron led the NFL in 1974 with 2444 all purpose yards (824 rushing, 474 pass receiving, 517 on kick returns, and 629 on punt returns). The Patriots also had two players lead the American Football League in all purpose yards. 1) 1963 - RB Larry Garron - 1884 all purpose yards (750 rushing, 418 pass receiving, 23 on kick returns, and 593 on punt returns). 2) 1966 - RB Jim Nance - 1561 all purpose yards (1458 rushing and 103 pass receiving).
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