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The '10K-yard, 80-TD NFL receivers' quiz
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The '10K-yard, 80-TD NFL receivers' quiz

If Week 1 is anything to judge by, the Kansas City Chiefs might just be back. 

Patrick Mahomes totaled three touchdowns (including one on the ground) in his return from an ACL tear, newcomer Kenneth Walker III rushed for 173 yards in his Chiefs debut and veteran tight end Travis Kelce used a 59-yard catch-and-run to finish as the team’s leading receiver.

The result was a dominant 31-10 "Monday Night Football," win over the reigning AFC West champion Denver Broncos and a resounding opening message to those who thought a repeat of a disappointing 2025 was in the cards for the Chiefs in 2026. 

Kelce finished with 71 yards on just three catches, and his almost 60-yard scamper officially moved him into second-place all-time for receiving yards by a tight end (13,073), passing Jason Witten and now only looking up at Tony Gonzalez. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. If this is the final campaign for a nearly 37-year-old Kelce, he’ll go down as one of the most productive pass catchers in NFL history and is currently one of just 28 receivers to rack up 10,000 yards and 80 touchdowns. How many of those players can you name in five minutes? 

Good luck!

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TIME:
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22,895 / 197 / SF, OAK, SEA / 1985-2004
Jerry Rice
17,492 / 121 / ARZ / 2004-20
Larry Fitzgerald
15,934 / 153 / SF, PHI, DAL, BUF, CIN / 1996-2010
Terrell Owens
15,292 / 156 / MIN, OAK, NE, MIN, TEN, SF / 1998-2012
Randy Moss
15,208 / 91 / STL, SF / 1994-2009
Isaac Bruce
15,127 / 111 / KC, ATL / 1997-2013
Tony Gonzalez
14,934 / 100 / OAK, TB / 1988-2004
Tim Brown
14,731 / 81 / CAR, BAL / 2001-16
Steve Smith Sr.
14,580 / 128 / IND / 1996-2008
Marvin Harrison
14,345 / 82 / IND / 2001-14
Reggie Wayne
13,899 / 130 / PHI, MIN, MIA / 1987-2002
Cris Carter
13,779 / 82 / ARZ, BAL, SF, DET / 2003-16
Anquan Boldin
13,295 / 85 / HOU, ARZ, TEN, KC, BAL / 2013-Present
DeAndre Hopkins
13,198 / 87 / BUF, WAS / 1985-2000
Andre Reed
13,101 / 109 / TB, SF / 2014-Present
Mike Evans
13,089 / 100 / SEA / 1976-89
Steve Largent
13,073 / 82 / KC / 2013-Present
Travis Kelce
12,785 / 84 / NE, MIA, PHI, WAS / 1984-2000
Irving Fryar
12,659 / 117 / GB, LVR, NYJ, LAR / 2014-Present
Davante Adams
12,351 / 83 / DEN, MIA, CHI, NYJ, NYG, SEA / 2006-18
Brandon Marshall
12,291 / 83 / PIT, NE, TB / 2010-21
Antonio Brown
12,083 / 85 / PIT / 1998-2011
Hines Ward
11,841 / 116 / LAC / 2003-18
Antonio Gates
11,834 / 88 / NYG, NYT, NYJ, STL / 1958-73
Don Maynard
11,619 / 83 / DET / 2007-15
Calvin Johnson
11,363 / 83 / KC, MIA / 2016-Present
Tyreek Hill
10,266 / 85 / SD, DAL / 1962-72
Lance Alworth
10,205 / 84 / IND, ATL, CLE, JAX, GB, KC, OAK / 1989-2000
Andre Rison

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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