MILESTONE WATCH

As we enter the 31st season of the XFL, there are multiple active players looking to move up the Alltime records. Below is a listing of those players already in the top 40 among Alltime career stats in different areas.

PASSING

QB Robert Alvarez (DAK)
11th season
39,695 yards passing (16th Alltime)
274 TD passes (13th Alltime)

This former league MVP is the active leader in passing yards and needs 3,317 yards & 27 TD passes to crack the top 10 Alltime in both categories. He set career highs in passing yards (4,733) & passing TDs (37) last season.

QB Anthony Henderson (MEM)
15th season
39,672 passing yards (17th Alltime)
282 TD passes (10th Alltime)

This 2× former league MVP is the active leader in TD passes and needs 3,340 yards to crack the top 10 Alltime. He can move up to 7th Alltime in TD passes with 36 TD passes this season. If he can match his career high of 48 TD passes, he can move into a tie for 6th Alltime in TD passes. He can move as high as 9th Alltime in passing yards with a 5,068 passing season which he has achieved twice in his career.

QB Steven Stiner (PHI)
14th season
36,852 (21st Alltime)
207 TD passes (25th Alltime)

This veteran QB spent 9 seasons as starter in Tornoto before signing with Philadelphia where he is making his 3rd season as starter. He will crack the top 20 Alltime with 970 yards & 12 TD passes. He could move up as high as 12th Alltime in passing yards if he duplicates last seasons numbers (4,814) and 18th Alltime in TD passes with last seasons output (24).

QB Gary Fielding (CIN)
11th season
34,398 yards passing (23rd Alltime)
256 TD passes (15th Alltime)

QB Leonard Thompson (CIN)
17th season
34,107 (24th Alltime)
230 TD passes (18th Alltime)

These 2 QBs are linked since Cincinnati traded for the 2× former league MVP QB Gary Fielding while QB Leonard Thompson is still on the roster after setting career highs in passing yards (4,880) & TD passes (50). Which QB wins the starting job?

Fielding would need 45 TD passes to crack the top 10 while Thompson would move up to 11th Alltime with a 52 TD performance. Both QBs would easily crack the top 20 in passing yards if they win the starting job.

QB Taylor Rojas (PNX)
13th season
29,695 (36th Alltime)
172 TD passes (34th Alltime)

He bounced around from Indiana, Los Angeles and New York his first 10 seasons with minimal success before signing with Phoenix as he enters his 4th season as starter. He needs 8,127 yards passing & 47 TD passes to crack the top 20 Alltime.

QB Matthew Whitney (BUF)
8th season
29,359 (37th Alltime)
198 TD passes (26th Alltime)

This 3x ALLPRO QB may eventually rewrite the record books as Buffalo uses their full throttle passing assault. He needs 8,463 yards passing & 21 TD passes to crack the top 20 in both categories. He could reach as high as 14th Alltime in TD passes if he matches the 60 TD passes he had last season.

RUSHING

Peter Chappell (LAC)
9th season
11,059 yards rushing (3rd Alltime)
58 TD rushing (2nd Alltime)

This 3 × ALLPRO & 7× XFL Champion is on the verge of becoming the Alltime rushing king of the XFL and was a key cog in Atlanta's incredible dynasty but it's still a business and he was traded in the off-season to Los Angeles despite Atlanta's fans protests. He just needs 222 yards rushing to set a new Alltime rushing record in the XFL and needs 11 rushing TDs to tie or 12 rushing TDs to establish a new XFL record.

Leroy Bello (ATL)
8th season
9,432 yards rushing (8th Alltime)
56 TD rushing (4th Alltime)

This 2× former ALLPRO was the other half of the greatest RB combo in XFL history. He often played second fiddle to Chappell but has quietly kept pace with him in rushing despite playing 1 less season. He needs just 624 yards rushing to move into 4th Alltime and is 1,848 yards shy of the current Alltime rushing leader. He is also 13 rushing TDs shy of the current Alltime leader. He will finally have a chance to become RB1 for Atlanta with the trade of Chappell.

Son Johnson (PNX)
7th season
8,038 yards rushing (18th Alltime)
36 TD rushing (29th Alltime)

This former ALLPRO needs 1,160 yards rushing to crack the top 10 Alltime while he needs 10 rushing TDs to tie for 9th Alltime.

Van Gillespie (BUF)
12th season
7,993 yards rushing (20th Alltime)
38 TD rushing (23rd Alltime)

While he is only 8 rushing TDs shy of cracking the top 10 and just 7 yards shy of becoming only the 20th player to reach 8,000 yards rushing, he had no production last season for Buffalo.

Brandon Stone (DAK)
7,871 yards rushing (23rd Alltime)
28 TD rushing (55th Alltime)

Antonio Collins (DAK)
7,156 yards rushing (36th Alltime)
27 TD rushing (60th Alltime)

These 2 players are also linked as both vets signed with Dakota but only 1 player will make the final roster and rumors out of Dakota is Collins has made the roster with Stone being released.

RECEIVING


James Fain (MEM)
8th season
12,344 yards receiving (5th Alltime)
104 TD passes (3rd Alltime)

This 3× ALLPRO needs just 493 yards receiving to move into 2nd Alltime but is still 4,382 yards short of the Alltime record. He needs 25 more TD receptions to move into a tie for 2nd Alltime and is 53 TD receptions shy of the Alltime record. Both Alltime records are held by HOFer Derek Looney (DAK).

Terrance McConkey (BRO)
10th season
9,001 yards receiving (11th Alltime)
89 TD receptions (7th Alltime)

This 2× ALLPRO needs just 53 yards to move into the top 10 Alltime and is 696 yards shy of moving into 7th Alltime. He needs 4 TD receptions to move into 6th, 7 TD receptions to move into 5th, 10 TD receptions to move into 4th Alltime and is 11 TD receptions shy of becoming just the 4th player to reach the century mark.

Harold Moore (BUF)
10th season
8,967 yards receiving (12th Alltime)
66 TD receptions (18th Alltime)

This 2× former ALLPRO needs just 88 yards receiving to move into the top 10 Alltime but is still 18 TD receptions short of reaching the top 10 Alltime.

James Vasquez (BUF)
9th season
8,378 yards receiving (20th Alltime)
66 TD receptions (18th Alltime)

This former ALLPRO needs 676 yards to crack the current top 10 but is still 18 TD receptions short of reaching the top 10 Alltime.

John Sellers (CAR)
9th season
8,176 yards receiving (22nd Alltime)
65 TD receptions (21st Alltime)

He needs 878 yards to crack the current top 10 Alltime but is 19 TD receptions shy of cracking the top 10 Alltime.

Richard Morillo (ATL)
9 seasons
7,947 yards receiving (27th Alltime)
70 TD receptions (14th Alltime)

The reigning ALLPRO WR is 1,107 yards shy of cracking the current top 10 Alltime while being 14 TD receptions shy of the current top 10 Alltime.

Joseph Moore (BUF)
8th season
7,546 yards receiving (35th Alltime)
53 TD receptions (39th Alltime)

Jeffrey Armstrong (PRI)
7th season
7,477 yards receiving (36th Alltime)
67 TD receptions (17th Alltime)

Joseph McCasland (KCY)
11th season
7,090 yards recieving (40th Alltime)
33 TD receptions (120th Alltime)

RETURNS

Below is a list of top 40 return specialist and where they rank in KO & punt return statistics. The record for KO return TDs is 9 while the record for punt return TDs is 3.

The record for KO return yards is 5,880 while the punt return yards record is 2,664.

Philip Evans (BRO)
10th season
3,387 KO return yards (15th Alltime)

George Shively (MIA)
9th season
3,150 KO return yards (22nd Alltime)
7 KO return TDs (5th Alltime)

Mike Bunch (FA)
9th season
2,785 KO return yards (30th Alltime)

George Wilson (ORG)
9th season
2,657 KO return yards (32nd Alltime)
7 KO return TDs (5th Alltime)

Gregory Dallas (CAR)
7th season
7 KO return TDs (5th Alltime)
1,077 punt return yards (40th Alltime)

Christopher Kesterson (GCG)
10th season
4 KO return TDs (18th Alltime)

Steven Super (GCG)
9th season
3 KO return TDs (29th Alltime)

Terrance McConkey (BRO)
10th season
3 KO return TDs (29th Alltime)
1,809 punt return yards (9th Alltime)

Claude Crawford (TBY)
9th season
3 KO return TDs (29th Alltime)

Rodney McLamb (FA)
10th season
3 KO return TDs (29th Alltime)

Scott Turner (PRI)
6th season
1,241 punt return yards (28th Alltime)

Lee Lytton (PNX)
6th season
1,791 punt return yards (10th Alltime)
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

David Burkhart (MTG)
9th season
1,284 punt return yards (25th Alltime)

Terrance Jackson (HOU)
13th season
2 punt return TD (2nd Alltime)

Gregory Vuong (DAY)
9th season
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

Vernon Bolton (IND)
6th season
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

Ethan Smith (FA)
10th season
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

Jordon Garcia (ORG)
6th season
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

Travis Hall (TBY)
8th season
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

Jose Hernandez (DAK)
4th season
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

Richard Brown (VAN)
4th season
1 punt return TD (8th Alltime)

KICKING

John McKinney (ORG)
15th season
458/519 FGs 88.2% (3rd Alltime)
116/150 50+ FGs 77.3% (1st Alltime)
333/342 XP 97.4% (17th Alltime)

Doyle Allen (ATL)
13th season
340/415 FGs 81.9% (28th Alltime)
78/126 50+ FGs 61.9% (15th Alltime)
467/478 XP 97.5% (4th Alltime)

Jason Floyd (MEM)
14th season
339/379 FGs 89.4% (29th Alltime)
351/356 XP 98.6% (13th Alltime)

Jeffrey Moreno (NEC)
12th season
328/374 FGs 87.7% (32nd Alltime)
91/116 50+ FGs 78.4% (9th Alltime)

Stephen Roman (PNX)
13th season
315/354 FGs 89.0% (37th Alltime)
462/469 XP 98.5% (5th Alltime)

Justin Plummer (CAR)
11th season
62/85 50+ FGs 72.9% (29th Alltime)

Charles Edwards (PIT)
10th season
274/282 XP 97.2% (32nd Alltime)

Jim Dickerson (FA)
12th season
264/269 XP 98.1% (35th Alltime)

William Williams (KCY)
11th season
253/257 XP 98.4% (38th Alltime)

MILESTONE/STAT WATCH

Week 15 update

PASSING

SEASON

QB Matthew Whitney (BUF)
He has already set a new single season record in passing yards (8,541).

He has 67 TD passes which ranks 2nd most in a season, 20 TD passes off the record set by HOF QB Randal Cunningham (DAK) in 2031.

He 966 pass attempts ranks 3rd alltime in a season, 10 shy of tying for 2nd & 66 shy of tying his own record he set last season.

His 585 completions ranks 2nd Alltime in a season just 37 shy of tying his own record set last season.

His 36 interceptions ranks 5th Alltime in a season, 1 shy of tying for 4th & 5 short of tying for 3rd Alltime. He has thrown a combined 101 interceptions the last 3 seasons.

QB James Johnson (VBA)
88 times sacked

QB Terry Meyer (DAY)
86 times sacked

QB Michael Fitzgerald (BRO)
84 times sacked

These 3 QBs rank 7th, 8th & 11th Alltime in timed sacked in a season.

SACKED
1. 107 William Powers (DAY) 2043
2. 101 Terry Meyer (DAY) 2047
3. 100 Terry Meyer (DAY) 2046
4. 96 John Wade (VAN) 2038
5. 95 Michael Straley (BRO) 2039
6. 91 William Powers (DAY) 2044
7. 86 William Powers (DAY) 2041
8. 85 Bart Rowland (CAR) 2043
9. 84 Roderick Lyle (BRO) 2040

CAREER

QB Robert Alvarez (DAK)

He has moved into 10th Alltime in passing yards (44,061), 679 yards shy of tying for 9th Alltime.

He has moved into 10th Alltime in passing TDs (306), just 1 shy of tying for 9th Alltime.

QB Anthony Henderson (MEM)

He ranks 11th Alltime in passing yards (43,960), just 101 yards behind Alvarez who currently ranks 10th.

He ranks 8th Alltime in passing TDs (310), just 8 shy of moving into 7th Alltime.

QB Steven Stiner (PHI)

He ranks 10th Alltime in completions (4,266).

He ranks 5th Alltime in interceptions (212), just 5 shy of moving into 4th Alltime.

He ranks 4th Alltime in times sacked (407) and trails #3 by 32 who is still acive.

QB William Powers (PRI)

He holds the Alltime record for times sacked in his career (687) and continues to add to that record as he has been sacked 227 more times then the next closest QB.

QB Matthew Whitney (BUF)

He has moved in 2nd Alltime in times sacked (460) and trails the leader by 227.

QB Taylor Rojas (PNX)

He currently ranks 3rd Alltime in times sacked (439) and trails 2nd place by 21 who is still active.

RUSHING

SEASON

WR Danny Melillo (IND)

He leads the league in rushing yards (1,583) and sits just 23 yards from cracking the top 10 Alltime in a season. He would need 160 yards rushing in week 16 to tie the single season record of 1,737 yards set by Son Johnson (PNX) in 2044.

WR Daniel Stukes (ATL)

He currently ranks 2nd Alltime with 19 rushing TDs in a season and just needs 3 more to tie the single season record set by William Meany (CIN) in 2039.

CAREER

WR Peter Chappell (LAC)

He is the Alltime leading rushing in XFL history with 11,759 yards.

He ranks 2nd Alltime in with 63 rushing TDs and is 6 shy of tying the Alltime record held by HOF WR Bruce Hughes (BUF).

He has moved into 9th Alltime in rushing attempts with 2,222 and is 4 shy of tying for 8th white being 43 shy of tying for 7th Alltime.

WR Leroy Bello (ATL)

He is currently 4th Alltime in rushing yards (10,509) and 708 yards shy of tying for 3rd Alltime.

He is currently 3rd Alltime with 58 rushing TDs and trails former teammate and still active Peter Chappell by 5 for 2nd Alltime.

WR Son Johnson (PNX)

He has moved into 10th Alltime in rushing yards in a season (9,279) and just 25 yards shy of tying for 9th plus 307 yards of tying for 8th Alltime.

RECEIVING

SEASON

WR Joseph Moore (BUF)

He currently ranks 9th Alltime in a season with 136 receptions and is 7 shy of tying for 8th, 9 shy of tying for 7th & 12 shy of tying for 6th Alltime in a season.

WR Elijah Diller (BUF)

He currently ranks 7th Alltime in a season with 2,528 yards receiving and is 70 yards shy if tying for 6th, 156 yards shy of tying for 5th & 157 yards shy of tying for 4th Alltime in a season.

He currently ranks 6th Alltime in a season with 27 TD receptions and needs just 1 more to tie for 4th Alltime, 3 more to tie for 2nd Alltime & 4 more to tie the single season record of 31 set last season by Richard Morillo (ATL).

CAREER

WR James Fain (MEM)

He has set the record for most receptions in XFL history with 970 and sits 257 ahead of the next active player.

He currently ranks 2nd Alltime in receiving yards (13,615) and trails the Alltime leader by 3,111 yards.

He currently ranks 3rd Alltime in TD receptions (113) and is 16 shy of tying for 2nd & 44 shy of tying the Alltime record set by HOF WR Derek Looney (DAK).

Joseph Moore (BUF)

He currently ranks 9th Alltime in receiving yards (9,690) and trails 8th by just 7 yards & 1,018 yards shy of tying for 7th.

RETURNS

SEASON

WR Harold Caldwell (BRO)

He is currently tied with 9 players for 2nd most KO return TDs in a season with 3. He needs 1 more to tie the Alltime record set by George Wilson (MEM) in 2043.

CAREER

George Wilson (ORG)
George Shively (MIA)
Gregory Dallas (CAR)

These 3 players all sit tied for 5th Alltime with 7 KO return TDs and all 3 need 1 more to move up to 2nd Alltime & 2 more to tie for the Alltime record set by Chris Caldwell (VBA).

Harold Caldwell (BRO)
Charles Claus (WAS)

These 2 players have tied the Alltime record for longest KO return TD of 110 yards for 4 other players.

Ty Smith (MTG)

He set the Alltime record for the longest punt return in XFL history of 98 yards.

Scott Turner (PHI)

He tied for the 4th longest punt return in XFL history with 90 yards.

Stephen Allen (SEA)

He has the 8th longest punt return in XFL history with 87 yards.

Lee Lytton (PNX)

He is currently 6th Alltime in punt return yards (2,048) and is just 11 yards shy of tying for 5th Alltime.

He is tied for 2nd Alltime in punt return TDs with 2 becoming just the 8th player with multiple puny return TDs in their career. He is 1 shy of tying the Alltime record set by Simon Nava (ATL).

KICKING

SEASON

Corey Pate (PRI)

He needs just 1 more FG to crack the top 10 for FGs in a season. He is just 2 shy of moving to 4th, 3 shy of moving to 3rd & 5 shy of moving into 2nd Alltime in a season.

He is currently tied for 2nd Alltime with 15/18 50+ yard fieldgoals. He would need 2 more to move onto 1st Alltime in a season while 1 would put him 2nd Alltime alone.

CAREER

John McKinney (ORG)

He has moved up to 2nd Alltime in fieldgoal with 483/550 and is 63 fieldgoals shy of setting the Alltime record held by Gustavo Fring (GCG).

He hold the Alltime record for 50+ yard fieldgoals with 120/156 (76.9%).

Jeffrey Moreno (NEC)

He currently sits 5th Alltime for 50+ yard fieldgoals with 101/130 (77.7%). He needs 1, 4 & 6 to move up to 4th, 3rd & 2nd Alltime.

Stephen Roman (PNX)

He currently sits 4th Alltime with 522/530 XPs. He is 31 shy of 3rd and 33 shy of 2nd Alltime.

He currently ranks 8th Alltime with 1,078 kickoffs and is 22 behind 7th place who is still active.

Doyle Allen (ATL)

He currently sits 5th Alltime with 514/527 XPs and trails 4th by 8 who is still active.

He currently ranks 7th Alltime with 1,099 Kickoffs. He is 47 shy of moving up to 6th Alltime.

Jason Floyd (MEM)

He currently ranks 9th Alltime with 1,070 kickoffs and is 8 behind 8th place who is still active.

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