(03-26-2024, 08:31 AM)Mikey Wrote:

(03-25-2024, 09:35 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: If you figure there are 53 guys on the Jaguars roster every year since 1995, that means in 29 season there have been approximately 1,537 players that suited up for this franchise, not including the players called up from the practice squad, waived and signed players, free agent acquisitions, etc.

Out of 1537 players, only 11 have gained 200 or more yards in a single game. That’s .007%. Roughly 1 out of every 140 players.

*Jones Drew is the only 300 yard club member because of return yardage. If you take away return yardage, then Jones-Drew would only have 1 game where he gained 200+ yards, which was against Cleveland in 2010.

On an NFL field with the best football players in the world, 200 yards is 200 yards regardless of how the yardage is gained.

If you didn’t include return yards, the list would shrink to 6:

Taylor - 5
Smith - 2
McCardell - 1
Blackmon - 1
Fournette - 1
Jones-Drew - 1

*There would also be no 300 yard club member, because in that game against Indy back in 2006, Jones-Drew had 166 yards rushing and 15 yards receiving with 109 kickoff return yards and 13 punt return yards.

I have to include the special teams players because in 2022, Jamal Agnew was a huge reason the Jaguars beat the Titans to win the division and make the playoffs. Without looking I think he gained 173 all purpose yards and it took every one of those yards to help us win the game. It can be the 200 all purpose yards club in a single game.

Oh honey.

This premise is already flawed from the start. First, you're assuming not only that only 53 players suit up in a season, but also that a different 53 suit up from year to year.