ALLTIME STATS THREAD UPDATED
https://xfl.myfootballnow.com/forums/3/1098?page=1#7566Below is a breakdown of some of the top 10 players across all categories and a look at some of the best players still playing or recently retired.
PASSINGMatthew Whitney (BUF)
The future HOFer has put up insane passing numbers in his career!!!
He has 9 of the 10 most passing yards & 6 of the 8 most TD passes in a regular season game. He also has 8 of the 11 most pass attempts & 9 of the 10 most completions in a game.
By season, he has 7 of the 10 most single season passing yard & 5 of the 10 most single season passing TDs. He also has 7 of the 10 most single season pass attempts & 7 of the 10 most single seasons completions including the top 6 Alltime. With all that passing, he also has 4 of the top 12 single season interceptions.
In his career, he ranks 2nd Alltime in passing yards & passing TDs behind only the GOAT (Randal Cunningham) while rankings 5th in attempts & 6th in completions. With all the passing, he also ranks 1st Alltime in interceptions, 2nd Alltime in times sacked & 2nd Alltime in fumbles.
In postseason games, he does have the most passing yards in a game & 4 of the top 15 passing TD games along with the 4th most pass attempts in a game.
In his postseason career, he is conspicuously absent from all the top 10 categories except 10th in interceptions, 7th in times sacked & 1st Alltime in fumbles.
Matthew Whitney has 6 ALLPROs & 3 league MVPs and is a sure-fire 1st ballot HOFer but with all his regular season success, he is only 5-8 in the postseason in his career and just 4-7 with Buffalo. He is entering his 12 season in the XFL and he needs a Title to put the cherry on top of his amazing career but time is running out!
Gary Fielding (CIN)
He is a 2× ALLPRO & 3× league MVP but he has never been a dominate statistical darling. He has no top 10 spots in games or single seasons but he is 3rd Alltime in career passing yards & passing TDs along with being 8th Alltime in interceptions.
In the postseason, he has 3 of the top 15 pass TD games where he threw for 6 TDs three times. He ranks 4th Alltime in postseason passing yards, 2nd Alltime in passing TDs, 4th Alltime in attempts & completions in the postseason plus he is 3rd Alltime in interceptions & times sacked in the postseason.
Gary Fielding is also a sure-fire future HOFer who us entering his 15th season. He is 13-10 Alltime in the postseason and helped Cincinnati win the 2050 XFL Title.
Steven Parent (TEX)
This rookie QB had 55 completions in a game versus Indiana which ranks 2nd Alltime in a game. Incredible!!!
RUSHINGDanny Melillo (IND)
He rushed for an incredible 371 yards in a game against Kansas City which ranks 2nd Alltime. He ended up just 17 yards off the Alltime record held by HOF WR Courtney Sutton (ZEZ) who rushed for 388 yards in 2030 in a game versus Montana. Melillo becomes just the 6th player to eclipse 300 yards rushing in game in XFL history and the first since 2041. During the impressive 371 yard rushing game, he tied the Alltime record for longest run with a 98 yarder. He becomes the 3rd player to have a 98 yard run joining Chris Caldwell (VBA) who did it in 2033 versus Los Angeles & George Gurley (TEX) who did it in 2043 at Cincinnati.
Julio Hamilton (CIN)
He set the single season rushing yard record with 1,740 yards rushing. He past Son Johnson (PNX) by 3 yards who held the record with 1,737 yards in 2044. Hamilton becomes just the 3rd player Alltime to eclipse 1,700 yards rushing joining Johnson & Brandon Stone (WAS) who had 1,724 yards in 2040. Hamilton is also 6th Alltime in postseason yards rushing & rushing TDs plus 10th Alltime rush attempts.
Leroy Bello (ATL)
He moved into 2nd Alltime in career rushing with 11,429 yards rushing & career rushing TDs with 68 putting him behind HOFer and former Atlanta teammate Peter Chappell (ATL) who retired with 11,948 yards rushing. Bello is only 1 of 4 players to eclipse 11,000 yards rushing in his career and just 1 of 7 to eclipse 10,000 yards rushing in his career. Bello is 1 rushing TD behind HOF RB Bruce Hughes (BUF) who retired with 69 rushing TDs.
In anyone questions how Atlanta won 8 straight XFL Titles from 2041-2047, they can start with this RB duo who played in the same backfield together all 8 years.
RECEIVINGRichard Hoffman (PRI)
He had 17 receptions in a game which ties for 5th Alltime in a game. He also had 13 receptions in a postseason game versus division rival Philadelphia which ties for 7th most in a postseason game.
Steven Jackson (CIN)
He had 5 TD receptions in a game versus Vancouver which ties him for 8th Alltime.
Armando Cox (TEX)
He finished the season with 152 receptions which ranks 7th Alltime which is even more impressive since he had a rookie QB throwing to him in QB Steven Parent who set some records himself which were covered above.
Elijah Diller (BUF)
He had 23 TD receptions from QB Matthew Whitney which ties for 8th Alltime in a season. Diller holds the Alltime record with 32 TD receptions which he set in 2048.
James Fain (MEM)
He extended his Alltime career receptions record with 1,068 and he is the only player to eclipse 1,000 receptions. He is 2nd Alltime in career receiving yards with 14,842 yards and 3rd Alltime in career TD receptions with 123. He will be a 1st ballot HOFer.
David Morley (BUF)
He moved into 3rd Alltime in career receptions with 893 as he nears the end of his career where he successfully transitioned from a top WR to a role player.
Joseph Moore (BUF)
He is 6th Alltime with 11,239 career receiving yards as he too transitions from a top WR to a role player for Buffalo's high flying pass attack.
Richard Davis (MEM)
He tied for 4th Alltime with a 99 yard TD reception in a game at Pittsburgh.
Harry Smith (VBA)
He had 16 receptions in a postseason game versus NXC Conference Champs Montana which ranks 2nd Alltime in a postseason game.
Ronald Lacey (DAY)
He had a 95 yard TD reception in XFL XXXIV versus Montana which ties him with 2 others in the postseason and he sets a XFL Title game record.
RETURNSAlan Williams (HOU)
He had a game where he had 237 KO return yards and 2 KO return TDs which ranks 9th & 1st Alltime in a game. He ended up with 3 KO return TDs for the season which ties him for 2nd Alltime in a season as he becomes the 14th player to reach that number.
Craig May (CIN)
He became the 15th player to reach 3 KO return TDs in a season.
Gregory Dallas (CAR)
He moved up to 4th in career KO Return yards and became #1 Alltime alone with his 10th KO return TD.
Stephan Powell (PNX)
He becomes the 22nd player to have a KO return TD in the postseason which ties him for 1st Alltime in a game and his career.
George Gurley (KCY)
He had a game with 165 punt return yards which ranks 4th Alltime.
Scott Turner (PRI)
He moved up to 7th Alltime in career punt return yards at 1,999 yards.
KICKERSSheldon Wallace (VAN)
He had a fantastic game versus Buffalo where he set the single game record with going 12 for 12 on FGs.
Aaron Lynch (WAS)
He becomes the 18th Kicker to nail a 60 yard FG in XFL History which ties him for 2nd Alltime just behind Jim Dickerson (VAN) who booted a 61 yarder back in 2041.
Rodney Hutchins (PHI)
He finished the season 2nd Alltime in FGs with 52/56, 1st Alltime in 50+ FGs with 17/19 & 2nd Alltime with 134 KOs to put together one of the best single seasons for a Kicker in XFL history.
John McKinney (ORG/DAY)
He retired on top of the mountain by winning a XFL Title with Daytona while finishing his career 1st Alltime in FGs, 1st Alltime in 50+ FGs, 6th Alltime in XPs & 2nd Alltime in KOs while being inducted into the HOF on his first year on the ballot.
Cory Pate (PRI)
He has made a name for himself in the postseason where he is 4th Alltime in his career in FGs, 1st Alltime by alot in 50+ FGs, 9th Alltime in XPs & 5th Alltime in KOs.
PUNTINGDavid Medina (TOR)
He tied the single game record with 16 punts in a game versus division rival Cincinnati which makes him the 8th punter to reach that mark.
Lawrence Whitehead (WAS)
He is 5th Alltime in NET AVERAGE for a season.
Micahel Perez (LAC)
He has started his career strong where he ranks 3rd Alltime in career NET AVERAGE after just 219 punts. Now can he sustain that average as his career advances.
James Hummel (LAC)
He has moved up to 9th Alltime in punts inside the 20 for his career.
Michael Donnell (PHI)
He is now 8th Alltime in the postseason in punts & yards for his career.
DEFENSEFrank Nunez (TEX)
He tallied 159 tackles last season which ranks 7th Alltime.
Jean Davis (PHI)
Davis shattered the single season record for interceptions with 18 which is 5 more than the previous record of 13! With all the picks, he sets a new Alltime record for return yards with 197. He also ranks 9th Alltime with 54 career interceptions. He has moved up to 6th Alltime in career interception return yards.
Charles Elsass (BUF)
Elsass blows by the previous single season record for knockdowns at 54 which is 7 better than the old record.
Jeffrey Daniels (PNX)
He amassed 47 knockdowns which tied the previous Alltime single season record and now ranks tied for 2nd behind Elsass.
Michael Hudock (MTG)
He had 45 knockdowns last season which ranks tied 7th Alltime in a season.
Robert Dempsey (PHI)
He matched his teammate Jean Davis to tie for the new single season record of 197 yards of interception return yards. He tied the Alltime single season record with 3 pick 6's. He has also moved up to 9th Alltime with 293 career interception return yards. Finally, he has moved up to 4th Alltime in career pick 6's.
Jason Robertson (WAS)
He had 127 interception return yards last season which ranks 6th Alltime.
William Allen (DAK)
He is tied for 3rd Alltime with 2 pick 6's in a season.
Oren Bearce (ATL)
He has moved up to 8th Alltime in career hurries with 184.
Mohamed Abron (PHI)
He retired 10th Alltime with 180 career hurries & 2nd Alltime with 163 sacks and promptly was elected into the HOF on his 1st ballot
Kevin Tefft (ATL)
The future Atlanta HOFer moved up to 6th Alltime with 62 interceptions in his career. He moves up to 9th Alltime in postseason tackles.
Todd Smith (ATL)
He is now 8th Alltime in career knockdowns with 259.
Eddie Mayo (LAC)
He is now 10th Alltime in career knockdowns with 255.
Chadwick Turner (PRI)
Turner is 4th Alltime in postseason sacks & 6th Alltime in postseason hurries.
Troy Winchell (PNX)
He is 8th Alltime in postseason knockdowns for his career.
Tristan Alatore (PRI)
He is 9th Alltime in postseason knockdowns for his career.
Lester Griffith (BUF)
A WR by trade, Griffith now ranks 2nd Alltime in postseason interception return yards thanks to ranking 1st Alltime in postseason pick 6's.
MISCMichael Neill (DAK)
He has moved up to 2nd Alltime in career plays.
Anthony Dixon (ATL)
He retired 5th Alltime in career plays & 8th Alltime in postseason plays and he promptly was elected into the HOF on his 1st year on the ballot.
Doyle Boone (CIN)
He has the 2nd most penalties in his. Career.
James Fain (MEM/DAK)
He is 9th Alltike in total yards & 4th Alltime in total TDs.
James Grant (ATL)
He is 5th Alltime in postseason plays.
Ricky Flores (ATL)
He is 9th Alltime in postseason plays.
Leroy Bello (ATL)
The future HOFer is 8th Alltime in postseason Total yards & 5th Alltime in postseason Total TDs
TEAMPhiladelphia set an Alltime record in Turnover margin as a team at +46 which destroyed the old record of +30 set by Pittsburgh in 2047.
