Official NFL Release
2010 NFL PRESEASON INDIVIDUAL & TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS
NFL preseason statistical leaders were tracked in 2010 by the Elias Sports Bureau, official statisticians of the NFL.
Listed below are the final preseason leaders in the American and National Football Conferences. Rookie running back ANTHONY DIXON of the San Francisco 49ers was the NFL preseason rushing leader with 300 rushing yards. Rookie wide receiver VICTOR CRUZ of the New York Giants led the league in receiving yards with 297. The leading passer was Green Bay Packers quarterback AARON RODGERS with a 141.2 rating.
The Packers finished the 2010 preseason with the top-ranked offense, averaging 406.0 yards per game. The Carolina Panthers led the league in defense with a 206.8 yards-per-game average.
2010 NFL PRESEASON LEADERS
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Team |
Touchdowns |
(R) Gronkowski, NE, AFC |
4 |
Total Offense |
Green Bay, NFC |
406.0 |
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Two tied, NFC |
4 |
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Houston, AFC |
361.3 |
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Rushing Yards |
(R) Dixon, SF, NFC |
300 |
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Points |
Green Bay, NFC |
123 |
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Bennett, Oak., AFC |
236 |
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Cincinnati, AFC |
112 |
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Rushing TDs |
(R) Dixon, SF, NFC |
4 |
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Rushing Yds. |
Pittsburgh, AFC |
155.3 |
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Three tied, AFC |
3 |
Per Game |
San Francisco, NFC |
129.0 |
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Longest run |
Peerman, Cin., AFC |
93T |
Rushing TDs |
Tennessee, AFC |
7 |
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from scrimmage |
Forté, Chi., NFC |
89T |
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Three tied, NFC |
5 |
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Passer Rating |
Rodgers, GB, NFC |
141.2 |
Pass Attempts |
Dallas, NFC |
188 |
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Brady, NE, AFC |
128.4 |
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Cincinnati, AFC |
171 |
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Passing Yards |
Whitehurst, Sea., NFC |
635 |
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Completions |
Dallas, NFC |
113 |
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McCown, Jax., AFC |
511 |
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Cincinnati, AFC |
106 |
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Passing TDs |
Rodgers, GB, NFC |
6 |
Passing Yards |
Green Bay, NFC |
296.0 |
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Two tied, AFC |
5 |
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Per Game |
Houston, AFC |
256.3 |
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Receptions |
(R) Decker, Den., AFC |
16 |
Passing TDs |
Green Bay, NFC |
8 |
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Two tied, NFC |
15 |
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Two tied, AFC |
8 |
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Receiving Yards |
(R) Cruz, NYG, NFC |
297 |
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Fewest Sacks |
Atlanta, NFC |
1 |
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Willis, Den., AFC |
263 |
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Allowed |
Houston, AFC |
4 |
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Receiving TDs |
(R) Cruz, NYG, NFC |
4 |
Most 2-point |
Many tied, AFC |
1 |
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(R) Gronkowski, NE, AFC |
4 |
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Conversions |
Many tied, NFC |
1 |
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Longest Rec. |
Swain, GB, NFC |
77 |
Total Defense |
Carolina, NFC |
206.8 |
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Murphy, Oak., AFC |
74T |
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Pittsburgh, AFC |
239.5 |
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Punt Return |
(R) Adams, SF, NFC |
25.8 |
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Pts. Allowed |
Baltimore, AFC |
13.0 |
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Average |
(R) Williams, SD, AFC |
24.0 |
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Carolina, NFC |
13.0 |
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Kickoff Return |
Tate, NE, AFC |
44.0 |
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Rushing Yds. |
Minnesota, NFC |
59.8 |
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Average |
(R) Goodson, Car., NFC |
38.7 |
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Allowed/Game |
Tennessee, AFC |
71.5 |
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Punting Average |
Baker, Car., NFC |
51.2 |
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Rushing TDs |
Two tied, AFC |
0 |
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Colquitt, Den., AFC |
50.9 |
Allowed |
Two tied, NFC |
1 |
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Points |
Akers, Phi., NFC |
38 |
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Passing Yards |
Carolina, NFC |
114.3 |
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Two tied, AFC |
35 |
Allowed/Game |
Pittsburgh, AFC |
137.5 |
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Field Goals |
Akers, Phi., NFC |
11 |
Passing TDs |
Pittsburgh, AFC |
2 |
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Two tied, AFC |
9 |
Allowed |
Three tied, NFC |
2 |
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Interceptions |
Trent, Cin., AFC |
3 |
Interceptions |
Three tied, NFC |
7 |
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Many tied, NFC |
2 |
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Three tied, AFC |
5 |
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Sacks |
(R) Atkins, Cin., AFC |
4.5 |
Sacks |
Carolina, NFC |
19 |
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(R) Butler, Dal., NFC |
4.0 |
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Two tied, AFC |
15 |