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The 'Receiving-yards leaders by NFL season' quiz

Created on July 22, 2025 | Total tries: 272 | Average Score: 40.6 out of 59 (69%) | Quiz FAQ

The New England Patriots went 4-13 in 2024 with one of the worst offenses in the NFL. They were last in the NFL in passing yards-per-game (171.6), second-to-last in total yards-per-game (291.9) and scored the third-fewest points-per-game (17).

As a result, Patriots brass decided an immediate change was necessary to help develop their presumptive franchise quarterback Drake Maye. One of the moves they made was to bring in veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who has officially been cleared to return from the ACL tear that cost him all but eight games in his one season in Houston.

Which brings us to today's quiz. At 31 years old and coming off of a major injury, Diggs may not be a 1,500-yard receiver for the Patriots like he was in 2020 with the Bills anymore, but he should be a valuable asset for a young team. With that being said, How many of the NFL receiving leaders during the Super Bowl era can you name in six minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / Yards / Jersey # | Created on July 22, 2025 | Total tries: 272 | Average Score: 40.6 out of 59 (69%) | Quiz FAQ

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2024 / CIN / 1,708 / #1

2023 / MIA / 1,799 / #10

2022 / MIN / 1,809 / #18

2021 / LAR / 1,947 / #10

2020 / BUF / 1,535 / #14

2019 / NO / 1,725 / #13

2018 / ATL / 1,677 / #11

2017 / PIT / 1,533 / #84

2016 / IND / 1,448 / #13

2015 / ATL / 1,871 / #11

2014 / PIT / 1,698 / #84

2013 / CLE / 1,646 / #12

2012 / DET / 1,964 / #81

2011 / DET / 1,681 / #81

2010 / DEN / 1,448 / #84

2009 / HOU / 1,569 / #80

2008 / HOU / 1,575 / #80

2007 / IND / 1,510 / #87

2006 / CIN / 1,369 / #85

2005 / CAR / 1,563 / #89

2004 / CAR / 1,405 / #87

2003 / STL / 1,696 / #81

2002 / IND / 1,722 / #88

2001 / ARZ / 1,598 / #89

2000 / STL / 1,635 / #88

1999 / IND / 1,663 / #88

1998 / GB / 1,424 / #86

1997 / ARZ / 1,584 / #85

1996 / STL / 1,338 / #80

1995 / SF / 1,848 / #80

1994 / SF / 1,499 / #80

1993 / SF / 1,503 / #80

1992 / GB / 1,461 / #84

1991 / DAL / 1,523 / #88

1990 / SF / 1,502 / #80

1989 / SF / 1,483 / #80

1988 / LARM / 1,414 / #80

1987 / STL / 1,117 / #84

1986 / SF / 1,570 / #80

1985 / SEA / 1,287 / #80

1984 / STL / 1,555 / #81

1983 / PHI / 1,409 / #82

1982 / SD / 1,032 / #89

1981 / ATL / 1,358 / #84

1980 / SD / 1,340 / #83

1979 / SEA / 1,237 / #80

1978 / NYJ / 1,169 / #85

1977 / DAL / 870 / #88

1976 / BLC / 1,112 / #81

1975 / HOU / 1,063 / #00

1974 / OAK / 1,092 / #21

1973 / PHI / 1,116 / #17

1972 / PHI / 1,048 / #29

1971 / KC / 1,110 / #89

1970 / SF / 1,100 / #18

1969 / PHI / 1,116 / #29

1968 / PIT / 1,074 / #87

1967 / PHI / 1,265 / #18

1966 / DET / 1,266 / #25

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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