NFL Records: Untouchable Legends

0:00It's March 4th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Some NFL records feel truly unbreakable, capturing peak human performance in a brutal sport. Jerry Rice holds the top spot with 22,895 career receiving yards over two decades. Emmett Smith ran for 18,355 yards thanks to his durability. Tom Brady claims seven Super Bowl titles across two teams, a leadership feat few can match. Single-game explosions add to the list. Don Hudson scored 29 points in one quarter way back in 1945. Derr Thomas sacked the quarterback seven times in a 1990 game, dominating like no one since. These outbursts relied on perfect timing and raw power. Fans marvel at how the modern game makes repeats tough. Committee spread workloads on running backs like Eric Dickerson, who rushed for 2,105 yards in a season. Paul Krauss snagged 81 career interceptions when passes were riskier. Even team Lowes, like the Buccaneers 26 game losing streak, seem safe due to today's

1:05parity. On-going challenges include longevity marks. George Blanda played until age 48 as a quarterback and kicker. Autogram reached 10-chair binship games in 10 years. Lydanian Tommanson scored 31 touchdowns in 2006, but committees now share scoring duties. As the NFL adds games and evolves with tech and rules, these benchmarks remind us of legends who bend history. Analysts say salary caps and rotations protect most from falling anytime soon. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor. It is a pillow that plays your podcast and music without earbuds. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPellow.com.