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Mind Blowing Stats – 2017 Pro Football Hall of Fame
Kurt Warner's legacy comes much in part to his spectacular Super Bowl performances. Take a look back at historic figures accomplished by the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2017.
Morten Andersen's 25 seasons in the NFL is the second most in NFL history, behind only George Blanda, with 26. Andersen holds the NFL record for most games played (382) and points scored (2,544). He scored in 360 consecutive games, also an NFL record.
Terrell Davis rushed for 2,331 yards in 1997, the second-most in NFL history. He averaged 142.5 rushing yards per game in eight career playoff games -- the highest in the NFL. Davis led the lead in rushing touchdowns in two consecutive seasons, scoring 15 touchdowns in 1997 and 21 in 1998.
Kenny Easley was named the Defensive Player of the Year in 1984, when he led the NFL with 10 interceptions. Over his seven seasons with the Seahawks, Easley had 32 career interceptions and 8.0 sacks.
After Jerry Jones took over the Cowboys in 1989, they became one of two teams in the NFL to win three Super Bowls in four seasons, with wins in 1992, 1993, and 1995. He became the first owner in league history to win three Super Bowls in the first seven years of ownership. Since 1989, no team has drafted more Pro Bowl players than the Cowboys (32).
Jason Taylor led the NFL in sacks in 2002 and has the most touchdowns (nine) among defensive linemen in the Super Bowl era. His 131.0 sacks with the Dolphins are the fourth-most by a player for a single team in NFL history -- below Bruce Smith (171.0 for the Bills), Michael Strahan (141.5 for the Giants), and Lawrence Taylor (132.5 for the Giants).
LaDainian Tomlinson holds an NFL record with 31 touchdowns (28 rushing, three receiving) in a season (2006). He scored more total touchdowns that year than seven entire teams. Tomlinson rushed for the fifth-most yards (13,684) and second-most touchdowns (145) in NFL history. His 162 total touchdowns are the third-most in NFL history.
Kurt Warner owns three of the four highest passing yard totals in Super Bowl history. His 414 yards in Super Bowl XXIV, 377 yards in Super Bowl XLIII, and 365 yards in Super Bowl XXXVI are behind only Tom Brady's 466 yards in Super Bowl LI. He is one of only three quarterbacks to start in the Super Bowl for two different teams and has the fourth-highest completion percentage in the NFL (65.5).
