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Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba is on the verge of matching an NFL Hall of Famer's record, according to Yahoo Sports. The second-year receiver has been one of the league's most productive pass-catchers this season, and reaching the mark would place him alongside one of the greatest receivers in football history.
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Attention has turned to Sonny Jurgensen's situational statistics from the 1961 NFL season, when the quarterback played for the Philadelphia Eagles and threw for a league-leading 3,723 yards and 32 touchdowns. Fans and football analysts are revisiting his numbers from that standout year, one of the finest passing campaigns of the early 1960s.
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Sonny Jurgensen's 1966 NFL season is drawing renewed attention, with readers looking up his situational statistics from that year. Jurgensen, the Hall of Fame quarterback then with the Washington Redskins, put together one of the most productive passing seasons of his career in 1966. Fans and football analysts are revisiting his numbers, discussing how his performance that season compares with modern quarterbacks.
- 4Troy Aikman calls an aspect of current NFL quarterback play 'nauseating'▼Ex-Cowboys star Troy Aikman says this aspect of current NFL QB play is 'a little nauseating'
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and Hall of Famer Troy Aikman said a certain aspect of how today's NFL quarterbacks play is 'a little nauseating.' The comments from the three-time Super Bowl winner, now a prominent TV analyst, have drawn attention as fans debate whether the modern passing-heavy style of quarterback play has gone too far. Details of exactly which aspect he was criticizing were not immediately clear.