NFL RECORDS THAT WILL NEVER BE BROKEN

[@coltsrule5150]

Never say never. There was a time when we thought Dan Marino's passing touchdown record would ever be broken. We was saying that no one will ever come close to 48 touchdowns. Now it seems like at least one QB throws almost 48 TDs a year.

[@spencerlopes1482]

No record is impossible to be broken after all they had to break someone else's record

[@Alex-be2nb]

Spencer Exactly why this video is just bullshit

[@bobjimmenez924]

Spencer The game has changed and some records can't be touched. For example no one will ever get close to some of Wayne Gretzky's records.

[@spencerlopes1482]

Bob Jimmenez I'm talking about football

[@lllexoduslll]

Some records ARE impossible to break such as the longest pass (99 yards) and the longest run (99 yards) they can only be tied. An example of a record that's highly improbable to break though technically possible is Fred Dryer's record of two safeties in a game. The only person to do that. The most remarkable thing about his record is that he recorded these safeties in the SAME QUARTER on CONSECUTIVE possessions by his opponent. I doubt anyone will be recording three safeties in a single quarter.

[@spencerlopes1482]

lllexoduslll I'm not talking about longest run or pass those are limited by the dimensions of the football field so they'd have to expand it for it to be broken but I'm sure someone will get three safeties in a game on consecutive plays it will happen

[@unclericothacheatcode3109]

Barry sanders did what he did with the WORST offensive line in the league

[@peteralbrecht9688]

adam Vinatieri could break the seasons played record

[@Beardmohbox]

It could end up being close I just don't see him going another 5 years, not that he's dropped off at all, he's still banging 50 yarders like its nothing but 5 years is a very long time in the NFL

[@LC-iu3nz]

Peter Albrecht yeah he will

[@LC-iu3nz]

Beardmohbox did anyone see Blanda playing that long? No. did anyone see jerry rice getting such great receiving stats. No he wasn't great in college.

[@Beardmohbox]

Jerry Rice is in the College Football Hall of Fame broke a bunch of NCAA records and was the 16th overall pick...

[@amans2161]

" he wasn't great in college." broooo

[@bigsauce635]

Night Train Lane 14 picks in 12 games

[@FlintGiven]

GangsterGlalie It was 12 games but if someone got 15 or more its still breaking the record,just it will always be for a 12 game season otherwise ton of records would be unbreakable.

[@jafen2626]

I think Emmit smith's record is beatable within the next 25 years but that's just me

[@haterzzbehatinn]

Jaden IsLit not a run heavy game anymore

[@sugaquaks]

Jaden IsLit maybe Zeke will if he keeps this pace and has a 2000+ season

[@haterzzbehatinn]

sugaquaks he has played half a season...calm yourself down

[@sugaquaks]

jacob alterman sorry for observing trends for a 21 year old running back with the best o-line in football

[@LC-iu3nz]

Jaden IsLit same

[@bigred5203]

Ladainian Tomlinson 31 touchdowns in a season

[@MrPandaseatrice]

Bigred 520 Peyton Manning 55 TD in a season too

[@vincecastro3323]

plus Brady's perfect 16-0 season with 50 TDs

[@adyzYangboi]

Bigred 520 no rb will get over this much TD. maybe in 50 years someone will.

[@rooga85]

Vince Castro wasnt perfect he didnt win the superbowl only 1 team has a perfect season the dolphins.

[@pockit5107]

+Vince Castro His TD record is already broken by Peyton Manning and putting it together with a 16-0 regular season record doesn't make it a single record.

[@LtLysander]

By far the cooliest overseas bearded NFL fan ever

[@LC-iu3nz]

Jon Lysander yeah cause there's like five of them

[@zdizzle3155]

LT's record probably won't be broken either. most rushing TD in a season will be hard to beat

[@malachikomisarek835]

finally someone agrees with me, barry sanders is my fav player btw

[@exclusivegamer1826]

I went to tom Brady's 201 game

[@Hello-do3kc]

good decision about sanders

[@InternetCAWrestling]

All time Interceptions, Interceptions in a season, all-time sacks and Favre's Interception record will never be broken either.

[@aaronmarkham4424]

Brady's playoff record, Brady's winning percentage, Brady's regular season win percentage, that's just the beginning

[@trolleydodger9411]

Barry Sanders lost more yards from scrimmage than any other running back in NFL history. He was exciting. He was difficult to bring down. But when you get pulled on third and short or on goal line, it's difficult for me to say he's the best. I do think that had he stayed in the league and allowed his career take its course. He would've had all the rushing records. But Jim Brown, Walter Payton, or Emmitt Smith were never pulled in goal line or 3rd/ 4th and short. Just saying

[@Beardmohbox]

I get your point but that speaks just as much in favour of Sanders, he broke 2,000 yards despite also losing something like 200 yards that season, and he wasn't bad in goal line situations. In his first 3 years he scored 47 TDs, 21 came from within 4 yards to the goal line and 8 were 1 yard out, that doesn't scream inefficiency but he was pulled out later in his career but considering how he actually played it was more likely coaching philosophy not his ability. There is no one answer to who is the best, this is just my opinion and I'm happy other people think otherwise.

[@buffalo1d]

Edgar Melucci. He lost yards from no blocking. just look at the highlights, how many times as soon as he got the hand off there was literally a guy there at the same time and they couldn't touch him and those are just the ones shown. Goal line they should have used him sweep everytime would have been t.d. The coaches didn't know how to use him.

[@fleccs808]

+Edgar Melucci the lions o-line succ'd. emmitt arguably had the best o-line in the nfl ever. reason why ppl dont consider him to be the best. sanders > smith.

[@sanman501]

Edgar Melucci Barry had an awful of our line though.

[@veryrandom_me]

Thought it was a joke about Bernie Sanders losing the democratic nomination for a split second lol

[@gimmegimmechicken]

I don't think anyone will break LT's TD record. Game is pass oriented now, and no one has looked as good as LT since he retired

[@blurry2345]

Tom Brady doesn't have the most all time wins vinatieri has more but Brady has more qb wins

[@pickleeatingcucumber9249]

Heart well no shit you need a quaterback or a running back to get you the yards to kick a dam field goal

[@blurry2345]

Pickleeatingcucumber doesn't matter the record isn't for yards it's for wins and Brady doesn't have more

[@pickleeatingcucumber9249]

Heart I'm not saying it's yards what I'm saying for a kicker to get win needs it from a quaterback

[@blurry2345]

Pickleeatingcucumber yeah but in his career Brady has less

[@pickleeatingcucumber9249]

Heart well considering fact Adam has like 3 more season yeah but his ass will retire

[@jfkkennedy7041]

i remember when david carr set the record for the most times being sacked in a season, which was 76. do you ever think that will be broken?

[@Beardmohbox]

You've got to think it's pretty safe, David Carr came close two years later but the closest recently were Tannehill and Bortles in the 50s, Carr worked hard on that record I hope he keeps it

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

David Carr has vouched every year it will break. He says its not an important statistic, and noone should mention his name with it. He apparently has said many other QBs have been "a handful" of hits away

[@KatelynBella]

The part about Tom Brady... Yes. Just, YESSSSSSSSSSSS

[@owenguest7225]

OJ Simpson rushing for 2000 yards in a 14 game season? How would that ever be broken? He was the entire bills team gave him the ball like 55-60% of the time and still went 2-12 +Beardmohbox

[@Beardmohbox]

OJ was crazy, defenses knew what was coming and he still went through them like nobody was playing defense. His yards per attempt were ridiculous that season too, not sure there's been much better than that either except for Jamaal Charles in 2010.

[@buffalo1d]

Barry did it his 2000 yd season. That last 14 games he ran for 2000

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

Basically league exec's across the nation know that if you hand your running back the ball HALF or more of the game, the only thing you can be certain of is a player who by seasons end, will murder his spouse and possibly postal workers. Legend has it Emmit was used as the Guinea pig during an untelevised exhibition game to test the theory. After carrying the rock 48 times, scientists noted he looked hungry, and crazed. Emmit proceeded to nourish his hunger with medium-rare steak loins, at which point observers called the experiment off, noting the dangers presented to everyone around while he was blood thirsty and crazed. After giving him a Tylenol PM he went to bed and woke up without any recollection of turning into OJ. the end

[@Metalheadforever1101]

While I think it'll be broken at some point, I'm completely amazed that Norm Van Brocklin's 554 passing yards in a single game is still standing. Considering that he set the record in 1951 is even more incredible, considering the rules at the time. Though to be fair, defenses were more adjusted to defending the run rather than the pass, so that can be held against that. However, I'd love to see what it would've been like if Van Brocklin played in the modern pass-happy NFL era.

[@bucknaykkid4024]

Tony Dorsett, Dallas Cowboys: Longest run from scrimmage.....99 yards. Unless they make the football field longer, this record will never be broken.

[@spencerbush1474]

Hell yeah! Gritz Blitz Falcons. Wish we still had that defense haha.

[@MrLawyer711]

If he didn't have the two injuries & the suspension I think Adrian Peterson would've had an excellent shot at breaking Emmitt's rushing record

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

Here's one: the 1932 Bears' 6 ties in a single season. It would be insane just to see 6 ties from the entire league in a single season.

[@itzsombra10]

Paul Krause 81 int in his career

[@jayschuster3127]

Itz Sombra sack and int records will be broken, more pass attempts = more opportunities for sacks and pics

[@TheTeremaster]

Nobody's come close to Dick Lane's record in over 30 years. Picks aren't increasing. People throw it more because it's harder to pick it off.

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

That's nothing. I eat picks for breakfast. Who wants some picks

[@MajikMittens]

I think the record of most 1000 yard rushing seasons to begin a career is one that won't be broken. Barry Sanders and Curtis Martin both started their careers with 10 consecutive 1000+ yard seasons. Sanders only played those 10 seasons and Martin played 11. Just goes to show how hard it is to even play 10 years as a running back, let alone be an effective starter for that long.

[@cezardallman9888]

I love Jerry Rice and I do think he is the best WR the NFL has ever seen but if I had to pick one record that I honestly will NEVER EVER be broken is favre's 297 consecutive starts. Starting EVERY SINGLE GAME for almost 20 YEARS is simply not human

[@DrJacobTheGreat]

You should do a video comparing 6th, 7th rounders, and free agents. Like pro bowls, hall of gamers, etc

[@Grandizer8989]

Shula's win record is amazing, considering that they used to only play 14 games a year

[@JuliusAureliusMaximus]

1: In the future, with how pass heavy the league has become, it is very likely that a superstar wide receiver will come along and break Jerry's records 2: If a kicker came into the NFL at 20 and played until they were 47 (which is very, very possible, since we've seen kickers playing at 45) then the record for most years spent playing will be broken as well.

[@andris6273]

He's very confident in this will NEVER be broken

[@billzmafia1015]

Russell Wilson is well on pace to break Brady's all time wins record... He has 62 wins in only 5 seasons. If he plays another 15 years, he'll be on pace for around 250 wins, shattering Brady's record. Brady's record might stand for a while but it will be broken eventually.

[@rbueno55]

by the time Wilson have 100...he will have only one leg...he get hit a lot....will have to retire in a few more seasons

[@jasper.maxwell]

Antonio Brown’s 5+ catches for 50+ yards receiving streak of 35 games. Next closest is at 19 games. Crazy thing, he could've extending that streak if not for Mike Vick.

[@KyleTran]

Jerry rice used stickum though

[@zrob8]

Kyle Tran and now they use insane friction gloves that the ball will all but stick to so

[@KyleTran]

LycanVonWolf exactly

[@zrob8]

I'm not saying it's against the rules but I am saying that they work almost exactly the same the gloves they wear now are wayyy more helpful than the one that they wore then if the player even wore them at all most didnt

[@KyleTran]

Zrob 8 but are they banned? no. stickum is banned and that's what makes him a cheater.

[@aaronmarkham4424]

Kyle Tran exactly

[@jacklandon9933]

The best runner from scrimmage ever was Jim Brown. Sanders may have been the most elusive. But when you consider every aspect of what being a running back means, from catching passes to running between the tackles, from getting the tough yards to breaking the long runs, from throwing a halfback pass to obliterating a blitzing linebacker, the best football player I have ever seen, apologies to your choice Jerry Rice, was Walter Payton. When he started, he didn't have much of a team around him. When he retired, he was the all-time leading rusher. When he retired, he held the record for most yards in a game, and had one of the top 5 single season marks. His records have since been broken a few times, but the guys that have done it weren't the total package that he was. I have always taken a pass on comparing Payton to Brown, because in truth I did not see Brown play at the time like I did with Sweetness, only through video. Payton was the greatest RB I have ever watched play.

[@rilesw7576]

Who is watching this in 2050 with all of these records broken?

[@40III]

I know this is pertaining to football but not all records are made to be broken. Some are truly unattainable like: 1. Celtics 8 straight Championships 2. Wilt Chamberlain averaged 50PPG & 25REB ( you're bugging if u think someone is sniffing that record) 3. Jerry Rice Receiving TD's for a career 4. Barry Bonds Intentional Walks record for a season (dude was extremely feared at the plate) (200+) 5. Barry Bonds Single season Home Run record (73) 6. Bill Russell's NBA Championship rings (11) 7. Bill Russell's Rebounds in a game (55) 8. Tom Brady's Wins Record won't be sniffed (200+) 9. Cy Young's Career wins record (this list is in no particular order but that's not happening EVER) (511 I think) 10. Just to keep it football I'ma say Paul Krause career INT record even before the rule changes I didn't think that was possible, it certainly isn't now (81) That just to make the point that every record set isn't meant to be broken most of them due to circumstances of time periods.

[@ImPhenom]

I could see Odell breaking Rice's records if he stays healthy and continues playing the way he is. Odell has started his career off amazing and if he does that for another 10+ years who knows. Breaking records to me is one of my favorite thing about sports.

[@ZLRACING123]

ImPhenom Odell isn't even that good tho. He is barely top 5 in the NFL

[@ImPhenom]

But if you purely look at the start he's had he can beat Jerry if he learns to not be a drama queen and focus solely on football.

[@ZLRACING123]

ImPhenom He's got a hell of a lot of talent and your right he could ruin it all because he's too emotional. I just don't know what he'll do when Eli retires

[@ImPhenom]

ZLRACING123 That's a good point as well. There is a lot of ifs and buts about him but I'm just saying I think he's the closest to anyone to beating it. AB could also beat it as well but he would have to average 1300 yds for 10 - 11 seasons. Same with Julio.

[@Inthepastxx]

Considering Eli, is complete shit. Maybe better, as of now OBJ is on pace to get 28000 receiving yards if he plays as long as Rice did. Considering he was a year younger then Rice when he started he really can play 5 years less and still break Rice's yards record.

[@obrienlittle4565]

Larry Fitzgerald is on pace, and looking like he could, break Jerry Rice's all time receptions record. Right now he's agreed of Rice, with respect to his age

[@SadMarinersFan]

I hate it when people say that Jerry rice is the best football player of all time. If you look at his stats, yes he is, but you need to look beyond the stats, and into the teams around him. When you look at a guy like Steve Largent, he played for the Seattle Seahawks, when they were just starting out and struggled to put up a winning record with quarterbacks like Zorn and Kraig, while being ok, not an Elite like Montana was. If you put Rice in the shoes of Largent and Largent in the shoes of Rice, I feel Largent would have put up even crazier stats than Rice did.

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

Yeah even Tim Tebow could catch all those goals that Jared Rice caught, if he toned down his aggressiveness he could've played like 30 more years

[@theBOSSrossi24]

Emmitt Smiths rushing record may never be broken. If it is, it will be by another Dallas Cowboy! It is rare in today's NFL to see a team with a consistent every down back. Most have 2-3 rotational RB's. Emmitt averaged 1233 yards a season for 15 seasons. CLOSEST ACTIVE PLAYERS: 1. Frank Gore averaging 1088/season for his 12 seasons. Will have to play another 5 seasons. 2. Adrian Peterson averaging 1175/season for 10 seasons. Will have to play another 6 seasons. 3. Matt Forte averaging 1046/season for 9 seasons. Will have to play another 9 seasons. 4. LeSean McCoy averaging 1119/season for 8 seasons. Will have to play another 8 seasons. 5. DeAngelo Williams averaging 736/season for 11 seasons. Will have to play another 14 seasons. 6. Jamaal Charles averaging 807/season for 9 seasons. Will have to play another 14 seasons. 7. Jonathan Stewart averaging 738/season for 9 seasons. Will have to play another 16 seasons. 8. DeMarco Murray averaging 1085/season for 6 seasons. Will have to play another 11 seasons. 3 BEST OPTIONS Le'Veon Bell averaging 1011/season for 4 seasons (technically, 3 seasons worth of games so could be more if he stops getting suspended). *1348/season for 3 seasons will need to play 14 seasons total. David Johnson would need to have 13 more seasons like he did this year. Wont count last year for his 2 year average. Ezekiel Elliott would have to have 10 more seasons like he did this year. Definitely wont average 1631/season but its possible to average at least 1233/season. Will just need to stay healthy.

[@Kira-zi1qp]

theBOSSrossi24 if Elliot and Bell keep playing at this level they may stand a chance

[@Kira-zi1qp]

theBOSSrossi24 and Johnson but they have a long way to go

[@theBOSSrossi24]

Saved by the Le'Veon Bell yes, i think those three are the best bets to break the record. They are the only three that are young, elite, and are the workhorse back of the team. Just a matter of staying healthy and playing at a high level for a long time.

[@Leverag]

Devin Hester's return TD record will never be broken now that they're trying to get rid of kickoffs.

[@xiii-Dex]

I think career records for running backs are pretty safe. Running backs just don't have long careers these days if they are an every-down back (which they'd need to be to approach the records).

[@Daniel-fx1hb]

Someone will beat Brady's amount of wins, there will always be someone to do it,

[@xM3NTALITYx]

Manning's 55 TDs will never be touched

[@Bd0MZ]

missed one thing... you said no one could reach 26 seasons, Adam Vinatieri is at 21 and has already said he hasn't really thought about retiring because the game is still fun for him, and he's still a top kicker. other than that, good shit.

[@bantu7078]

Eli manning will break Favre's regular season starts record

[@jlink9225]

Ravens have 2 possible challengers to George Blanda, Joe Flacco has said he'll play till' he's 50, and Justin Tucker is a kicker, with no reason to retire, ever.

[@ll_iScuf_ll]

Now, just imagine the Lions still having Barry Sanders on their team

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

I heard that Torry Bolt caught alot of balls in the goal area. He probably has the record for most assists because he liked to pass it to someone else and let them obtain touchdown points. He was a good sacker too. Alot of sacks he did

[@jtjrmoney8]

Emmitt Smith's all time rushing record will never be broken. There are so many factors like longevity, you don't see running backs playing for more than 10 seasons hardly anymore and if they do, they aren't getting many carries when they get up in age..the league is more about passing nowadays and very few teams run the ball that much anymore..then you have most teams wanting multiple backs to split carries instead of giving one guy the lion share..there's still guys like leveon bell and david johnson that get pretty much all the carries, but they break down faster and tend to have more injuries, that's why you see more teams splitting carries like the bengals do with jeremy hill and giovani bernard..I just don't see anyone capable of playing that long at that high of a level without suffering nagging injuries and still being able to put up elite numbers..Emmitt's record isn't going anywhere

[@njeentertainment4202]

I can't be the only one who thinks Jim Brown was overrated

[@christian6667]

NJE ENTERTAINMENT yes you are

[@FlintGiven]

NJE ENTERTAINMENT Whats overrated about him? Do u think players b4 the 1960s r overrated? Don Hutson might be the best WR. Otto Graham might be the best QB. Dick Lane might be the best CB. Emlen Tunnell might be the besr safety and Jim Brown was a FB who should be the best RB.

[@njeentertainment4202]

Flint Given they can't play in today's game If we sent an average player back in the day he would be a hall of famer

[@FlintGiven]

NJE ENTERTAINMENT​ That is totally not true. That counter to the argument is from someone who doesnt know. U have to compare with who he was with and against. For example Hutson dominated his era better than any other player ever has.

[@FlintGiven]

NJE ENTERTAINMENT Its the same when ur competition is the same. Ur pretty much saying guys like Benny Friedman cant play qb or Fritz Pollard was slow or Grange wasnt any good.

[@danielkemper3174]

Peyton Manning 5 MVPs, 55 TDs in a season, number of records broken/tied in a season

[@maximuscamastra6802]

Adam Vinatieri has played 21 seasons so he could beat George Blanca if he continues to play until 2022

[@lillithara5120]

Emmitt Smith is probably the most consistent RB ever was always around the 100 yd mark and only went over 200 twice

[@spencerbush1474]

Matty Ice's consecutive 200+ yard game record. I pray that it stands forever.

[@ni5hua.313]

same. may Matt Ryan throw for 200+ yards in every game from now on. Amen

[@ramen_noodles4325]

hi

[@bensumerau]

Lmao Matt Ryan fucking blows

[@xragg]

Jerry Rice has 210 wins. Brady is still 5th on the list at 201. If you don't count kickers (which lessens the stat more), he is 2nd. Vinatieri 219, Blanda 218, Anderson 212.

[@dillon5866]

Every record can be broken. Just because nobody in the nfl currently are close dosen't mean they can't be in the future. Eventually ALL records will be broken.

[@alexpatterson4347]

no one will ever break Drew Brees's number of 5,000 yard seasons

[@CtK_Evasive]

If Russell Wilson keeps up his success. He could match Brady's wins. Now a 16 and 0 season always launches those stats up.

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

But Seahawks need more work plus Wilson is not in a got spot to do that right noW

[@sltrange9518]

jason witten has 200+straight games

[@MegaLlamalord]

The whole "never be broken" argument doesn't actually take realism into account. these records probably wouldn't be broken if things kept going the way they are now. But what if one day there is a QB who simply doesn't lose games and ends up with 300 or 400 wins? Or what if the league expands to 18 games a season? Those things would make Tom's win record much easier to break. Same thing with coaches. And these are things that might very well happen in this lifetime, especially since it seems the 18 game season talk comes up every offseason.

[@Decemburrrrrr]

DiCaproductions NFL probably won't do an 18 game season, players barely make it thru 16 games. it would be too tough on the body

[@MegaLlamalord]

They said the same thing before they moved from a 14 game season to a 16 game season. All they'd really have to do is throw in another bye week and it would work. Playoff teams play 17-20 games depending on how far they go. I don't think 2 extra regular season games is going to be too tough. Especially with how the long the offseason is anyway.

[@ryanaltfillisch7155]

I think the only way they ever go to more than 16 games a season is if there are huge breakthroughs in protecting players from concussions. The NFLPA will never approve a move to more games in a season until that happens.

[@MegaLlamalord]

True, but that could easily happen in the next 10 years alone. Every day some crazy new technology comes out.

[@spencerlopes1482]

Sorry fam its walter payton hes the best rb to ever put on a pair of cleats Jim Brown is the best fb

[@Daniel-fx1hb]

FBs are RBs

[@spencerlopes1482]

Daniel Menndoza it's like saying te are wr two different positions with similar roles but still different

[@Nickyyy-]

Spencer a FB is a RB, but not a HB

[@Daniel-fx1hb]

+Spencer TEs and WRs are both receivers but are different positions. A FB and a HB are both RBs but different positions

[@spencerlopes1482]

Daniel Menndoza rb and hb are the same thing while fb are something different

[@TerrisLP]

On my Madden 17 franchise, no one has broken any records but came close

[@nickt7976]

What about Joe Thomas playing over 10,000 snaps in a row to begin his career, he hasn't missed a single snap in his entire 10 year career

[@MRSF-dw3zx]

You forgot to mention Walter Payton

[@TheDudeThatGames]

Calvin Jonhson beat one of Jerry Rice's records for the most yards in a single season.

[@ljbara6795]

Probably the hardest record to beat will be Stephen Gostkowskis 423 PATs in a row.

[@The_ukulele_guy]

November 14th, 1943 Sammy Baugh threw for 4 touchdowns and CAUGHT 4 interceptions

[@godhasjoinedtheserver2860]

Tom Brady's record can be broken. It will be broken if the team plays good, If the team has players that don't give up, and if the coaches make good decisions for what play to do.

[@ExchantedGammerPro]

Yea but he just keep on going so it’s hard to say man

[@ethanmichiels5870]

My god records are always broken

[@yozamitsu2798]

Dean 343 then who broke the last records

[@Gloobly]

Hold up, is this another KZbinr that likes the patriots if yessssssss

[@FruitPunchYTodle]

Calvin Johnson was definitely on pace to beat jerry rices yards record

[@matthewlightwhisper271]

rodgers td/int ratio will never be broken either. he would have to throw 72 straight interceptions for tom brady (the 2nd best td/int ratio) to be even

[@nflprimehighlights1060]

Matthew Ellison Yes

[@rcorozco9860]

Brady just broke that record this year.

[@nflprimehighlights1060]

RC Orozco That was for a single season dummie.

[@KT-Buf69]

good to see foreigners realize how great American football is

[@charless2086]

I think Emmitt's record will get broken. It might take another 16 years or even 100 but eventually it will get broken. In fact I think a majority of these will eventually be broken. There is so much money in the NFL and there are so many new medical discoveries that eventually someone will break these records. IMO we're already starting to see all this stuff starting to happen. There were injuries that were career ending injuries 25 years ago and today guys are coming back from the same injuries in 6 months. Just imagine the medical procedures guys will be able to have in another 25 years. Then they have all sorts of high tech training equipment on top of that. Every single year guys are running faster and jumping higher. On top of all of this, the NFL is doing their best to make damn sure these records get broken. Every year they seem to add a new rule here and a new rule there to help players break these rules. They have rules to protect almost every single offensive player. They also have rules that heavily favor certain aspects of the game. Dan Marino was the Greatest of All Time and would throw for 3500-5000 yards and 30+ TD's. That has almost become an average season for any decent QB. When you really sit down and think about it, the NFL should really keep 2 sets of record books....heck maybe even 3. Comparing the stats of a guy from the 90's to a guy from the 50's seems pretty unfair and it's almost as unfair as comparing a guy playing right now to a guy from the 90's. It's almost 3 completely different games. Take a new NFL fan and send him to watch 50's football or even 90's football and they'd be yelling for a flag on every play (heck they already do that in today's game.) Take a guy from the 90's and put him in a time machine until today or back into the 50's and they'd probably be equally as confused. Anyway with the advancement in sports science, the medical field and the changing of NFL rules to help offenses and to help protect offensive players, it's only a matter of time before these records all get broken.

[@stavrosveremis8442]

First off Walter Payton is the goat. And second off if Fitz plays about 3-4 more seasons which I feel with his consistency he could beat Jerry Rice's record for most receptions in a career. Fitz needs 350-400 more receptions to break his record which is very possible

[@nflprimehighlights1060]

Stavros Veremis No

[@Gavin-df9iu]

Stavros Veremis Ur crazy

[@MOSUBengals]

in 30 years we will look at Cam Newton with 300 wins, BOLD PREDICTION

[@robbysmith4074]

Adam Vinateri has played for 20 years now and he could still play 6 more

[@stevehall8511]

rank the alltime greats in ur own order top 10. QB's , RB's, WR's, TE's, O-line, CB's, Safetys, DE's, DT's, ILB's, OLB's, Kickers, Punters?, return specialists

[@stevehall8511]

U can shorten it to best: D-line, LB's, DB's, O-line, Receivers (TE & WR). also do best player combos in NFL history i.e. Brady-Moss

[@MrPandaseatrice]

Steve Hall Peyton

[@xiii-Dex]

In 20 years, Peyton will be remembered as a hall of famer, one of the greatest of all time. But I doubt many will put him ahead of Montana and Brady. Manning is the frontrunner for #3, but 1 and 2 are spoken for.

[@JoeDiGiovanniIV]

Tim Tebow is the best damn defense player ever. He was rebounding those footballs wherever he lined up. He did sacks too. He could do a good sack. A once in a lifetime defense kicker we should all be amazed by

[@OGCBxGrub]

Night train lane 14 int in 12 game season?

[@jaggeragnew]

I was really listening until he said Barry Sanders is the best running back ever...

[@irishfan96]

Records were made to be broken.

[@leonkrasniqi260]

I broke all of them on madden 17 😂

[@chrishenderson9130]

Walter Payton was the greatest running back of all time.

[@nosir7882]

I think that josh Gordon will have 32,000 yards in the next 12 seasons

[@alexandershipman875]

I think that Walter Payton is the greatest running back

[@tomkramer13]

saying Jerry Rice is the best player ever is very opinionated. not fact. just making sure people know that

[@1979dal]

Brady has the advantage of playing in one of the weekest div the past 12 years.

[@hunter_light_18ncs]

If you set records then they can be broken and somewhere down the line, someone will.

[@alexcrowell3207]

Adam Vinatieri might last 26 seasons

[@arthuriamfly]

Jerry Rice had Montana. That's why he had those records. Andre Johnson could have surpassed Rice if he had a better QB than David Carr and Matt Schaub

[@kdtrey5isabeast]

Emmits records are in no way untouchable. It is very likely his records will be broken. 18,000+ yards really isn't too impressive considering it's the most all time. If Barry sanders wanted to he could've destroyed all of emmits records and gotten probably around 25,000 yards

[@meatsyboi3521]

I'm from the future found this video and can tell tom Brady is going for that most seasons played record

[@micahchavira2947]

Never say never

[@CharmCityRob]

Sorry if it's been mentioned but on your video you mentioned that Brady's current 200+ wins didn't include playoffs when in fact in does. He currently has 182 regular season wins. The rest are playoffs

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

also tom brady reached 6 superbowls!!! that can also never be broken. and many more of tom brady's records.

[@chancebennett7197]

Tbh if Bo Jackson wouldn't have gotten hurt he would have definitely been the best

[@plainegrace5712]

1978 New England Patriots rushing yards in a season probably wont' be broken, just because the game is played differently now. 3,165