In his final six games as a rookie, Eagles RB Miles Sanders enjoyed strong per-outing averages of 107 total yards and 0.7 touchdowns.
In NFL history, only three wideouts have collected 120-plus catches in back-to-back campaigns — Antonio Brown, Cris Carter and Saints receiver Michael Thomas, who amassed a single-season league record of 149 catches last year.
In his final six games as a rookie, Eagles RB Miles Sanders enjoyed strong per-outing averages of 107 total yards and 0.7 touchdowns.
In NFL history, only three wideouts have collected 120-plus catches in back-to-back campaigns — Antonio Brown, Cris Carter and Saints receiver Michael Thomas, who amassed a single-season league record of 149 catches last year.
Citing his final nine games last season (including the playoffs), Niners tailback Raheem Mostert notched 13 touchdowns … without toting more than 20 carries in a single outing.
Quarterback Josh Allen (3,089 yards passing, 29 total TDs last year) and the Bills could be touchdown-or-more home favorites against the Jets in Week 1.
Packers tailback Aaron Jones (1,558 total yards, 19 TDs) produced 14 red-zone touchdowns last season … despite only logging 33 red-zone carries all year.
Jets tailback Le’Veon Bell (1,250 total yards, 4 TDs) racked up 85 total yards and/or one touchdown 10 times last season, while enjoying a sterling catch-to-target rate of 85 percent.
Citing his final nine games last season (including the playoffs), Niners tailback Raheem Mostert notched 13 touchdowns … without toting more than 20 carries in a single outing.
Quarterback Josh Allen (3,089 yards passing, 29 total TDs last year) and the Bills could be touchdown-or-more home favorites against the Jets in Week 1.
Packers tailback Aaron Jones (1,558 total yards, 19 TDs) produced 14 red-zone touchdowns last season … despite only logging 33 red-zone carries all year.
Jets tailback Le’Veon Bell (1,250 total yards, 4 TDs) racked up 85 total yards and/or one touchdown 10 times last season, while enjoying a sterling catch-to-target rate of 85 percent.
In his final six games as a rookie, Eagles RB Miles Sanders enjoyed strong per-outing averages of 107 total yards and 0.7 touchdowns.
In NFL history, only three wideouts have collected 120-plus catches in back-to-back campaigns — Antonio Brown, Cris Carter and Saints receiver Michael Thomas, who amassed a single-season league record of 149 catches last year.
In his final six games as a rookie, Eagles RB Miles Sanders enjoyed strong per-outing averages of 107 total yards and 0.7 touchdowns.
In NFL history, only three wideouts have collected 120-plus catches in back-to-back campaigns — Antonio Brown, Cris Carter and Saints receiver Michael Thomas, who amassed a single-season league record of 149 catches last year.
Packers tailback Aaron Jones (1,558 total yards, 19 TDs) produced 14 red-zone touchdowns last season … despite only logging 33 red-zone carries all year.
Jets tailback Le’Veon Bell (1,250 total yards, 4 TDs) racked up 85 total yards and/or one touchdown 10 times last season, while enjoying a sterling catch-to-target rate of 85 percent.
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson owns robust three-year averages of 3,847 yards passing, 35 total touchdowns and a cumulative completion rate of 64.2 percent.
Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (200 targets since 2018) owns a stellar three-year average of 94 catches, 1,201 yards and 7.7 touchdowns.
Packers tailback Aaron Jones (1,558 total yards, 19 TDs) produced 14 red-zone touchdowns last season … despite only logging 33 red-zone carries all year.
Jets tailback Le’Veon Bell (1,250 total yards, 4 TDs) racked up 85 total yards and/or one touchdown 10 times last season, while enjoying a sterling catch-to-target rate of 85 percent.
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson owns robust three-year averages of 3,847 yards passing, 35 total touchdowns and a cumulative completion rate of 64.2 percent.
Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (200 targets since 2018) owns a stellar three-year average of 94 catches, 1,201 yards and 7.7 touchdowns.
In 2019, Jaguars tailback Leonard Fournette enjoyed personal-best highs with rushing yards (1,152), receptions (76), targets (100), receiving yards (522) and scrimmage yards (1,674).
Falcons receiver Julio Jones, our No. 5 PPR wideout for 2020, has posted six straight campaigns of 1,300-plus receiving yards.
