100 Days until Super Bowl LIII

Tom Brady and Hall of Famers Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw are all tied at four for the most Super Bowl games with a 100+ pass rating.

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Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Terry Bradshaw

Tom Brady and Hall of Famers Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw are all tied at four for the most Super Bowl games with a 100+ pass rating.

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Jerry Rice

Hall of Famer Jerry Rice is the only player with three 100-yard receiving games in Super Bowl history.

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Philip Rivers

Philip Rivers leads the NFL with six games with a 100+ passer rating this season.

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Frank Gore and Marshawn Lynch are the only active players in the NFL with 100+ rushing yards in a Super Bowl. Gore, then with the 49ers, and Lynch, then with the Seahawks.

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Frank Gore, Marshawn Lynch

Frank Gore and Marshawn Lynch are the only active players in the NFL with 100+ rushing yards in a Super Bowl. Gore, then with the 49ers, and Lynch, then with the Seahawks.

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Adam Thielen

Adam Thielen leads the NFL with seven games with 100+ receiving yards this season. He is just one game away from matching Calvin Johnson's 2012 NFL-record eight consecutive games with 100+ receiving yards.

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Ezekiel Elliott, Todd Gurley, and James Conner lead the NFL with three 100+ rushing yards this season.

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Ezekiel Elliott, Todd Gurley, James Conner

Ezekiel Elliott, Todd Gurley, and James Conner lead the NFL with three 100+ rushing yards this season.

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There have been two 100+ yard touchdowns in Super Bowl history: Jacoby Jones scored a 108 yard TD on a kick return and James Harrison scored a 100 yard TD on an interception return.

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Jacoby Jones, James Harrison

There have been two 100+ yard touchdowns in Super Bowl history: Jacoby Jones scored a 108 yard TD on a kick return and James Harrison scored a 100 yard TD on an interception return.

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