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Games Covered

Miami Dolphins @ Buffalo Bills

Indianapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans

Cincinnati Bengals @ Minnesota Vikings

Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots

Los Angeles Rams @ Philadelphia Eagles

New York Jets @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Las Vegas Raiders @ Washington Commanders

Atlanta Falcons @ Carolina Panthers

In this episode of Justice Stats NFL, Ernie Jennings provides a comprehensive overview of the NFL standings and statistics for Week 2. He discusses the performance of various teams in both the AFC and the NFC, highlighting key players and their contributions. The episode also delves into statistical leaders, including quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers, as well as insights into fantasy football performance and potential player trades.

Games reviewed:

Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens

Carolina Panthers at Arizona Cardinals

Denver Broncos at Indianapolis Colts

Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs

Atlanta Falcons at Minnesota Vikings

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Houston Texans

Los Angeles Chargers at Las Vegas Raiders

In this episode of Justice Stats NFL, host Ernie Jennings reviews the key games from Week 2 of the NFL season, analyzing team performances, standout players, and quarterback matchups. Jennings provides insights into player statistics, team strategies, and the implications of these games for the season ahead.Games covered:Los Angeles Rams at Tennessee TitansNew York Giants at Dallas CowboysSan Francisco 49ers at New Orleans SaintsBuffalo Bills at New York JetsNew England Patriots at Miami DolphinsSeattle Seahawks at Pittsburgh SteelersChicago Bears at Detroit LionsJacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals

In this episode of Justice Stats NFL, host Ernie Jennings provides a comprehensive preview of the upcoming NFL Week Two games. He analyzes key matchups, player performances, and fantasy football implications, focusing on teams like the Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Ravens, and Philadelphia Eagles. The discussion includes insights on quarterback performances, running back strategies, and the impact of injuries on player outlooks. Jennings also highlights the significance of historical player stats and records as they relate to current performances, making this episode a must-listen for NFL fans and fantasy football enthusiasts alike.Post-Game: Commanders at Packers

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summaryIn this episode of Just the Stats NFL, host Ernie Jennings provides an in-depth preview of Week Two games, focusing on statistical leaders and potential fantasy football implications. Each game is analyzed with a focus on key players, their current rankings, and what they need to achieve to move up in the all-time statistics.

The episode covers matchups including:

Packers vs. Commanders

Rams vs. Titans

Giants vs. Cowboys

49ers vs. Saints

Bills vs. Jets

Patriots vs. Dolphins

Seahawks vs. Steelers

Bears...

In this episode of Just the Stats NFL, host Ernie Jennings reviews the standings and statistics from Week One of the NFL season. He discusses the performance of teams in both the AFC and NFC, highlights standout players, and provides insights into fantasy football implications. The episode covers quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end performances, as well as defensive highlights and looks ahead to Week Two.takeaways

In this episode of Justice Stats NFL, host Ernie Jennings provides a comprehensive analysis of the NFL Week One games, highlighting key performances, player statistics, and team dynamics. From the Denver Broncos' dominance over the Tennessee Titans to the thrilling comeback of the Minnesota Vikings against the Chicago Bears, Jennings covers all the essential moments and records set during the week. The episode also delves into individual player achievements, including Cortland Sutton's rise in the Broncos' all-time receiving ranks and Josh Allen's record-setting rushing touchdowns for the Buffalo Bills. Tune in for an insightful recap of the week's action...

In this episode of Just the Stats NFL, host Ernie Jennings provides a comprehensive recap of the first week of NFL games, analyzing key player performances, team statistics, and fantasy football insights. The episode covers game outcomes, standout players, and historical context, while also looking ahead to upcoming matchups. With a focus on statistics and trends, Jennings offers valuable insights for both casual fans and fantasy football enthusiasts.takeaways

In this episode of Just the Stats NFL, Ernie Jennings provides a detailed recap of two significant NFL games: the Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Chargers vs. Kansas City Chiefs. The Eagles narrowly defeated the Cowboys, showcasing strong performances from Jalen Hurts and CD Lamb. Meanwhile, the Chargers pulled off an upset against the Chiefs in Brazil, with Justin Herbert leading the charge. The episode also delves into fantasy football insights, highlighting key player performances and statistics from the games.

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Games covered:

NY Giants at Washington Commanders

Tennessee Titans at Denver Broncos

SF 49ers at Seattle Seahawks

Detroit Lions at GB Packers

Houston Texans at Los Angeles Rams

Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills

Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears

Games

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Atlanta Falcons

Pittsburgh Steelers vs New York Jets

Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns

Miami Dolphins vs Indianapolis Colts

Las Vegas Raiders vs New England Patriots

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Each week I will be looking at every matchup.

What I will look at concerning each game is who are the players who are in the Top 10 rankings, whether for their team or the NFL as a whole.

Then I will take a look at the players leading the NFL and those players with fantasy relevance.

The San Francisco 49ers’ storied legacy is marked by legends who lead the franchise in key categories. Joe Montana and Steve Young set the gold standard at quarterback, with Young holding the career passing touchdown record. Frank Gore is the all-time rushing leader, known for his durability and consistency. Receiving records are dominated by Jerry Rice, widely regarded as the greatest wide receiver—and player—in NFL history. On defense, Bryant Young leads in sacks and Ronnie Lott remains the interception king. A dynasty built on all-time greats, the 49ers’ leaders define excellence across eras.

The Arizona Cardinals’ long history is highlighted by stars who sit atop the franchise record books. Larry Fitzgerald stands as the all-time receiving leader and one of the NFL’s greatest wideouts, while Jim Hart leads in passing after 18 seasons under center. On the ground, Ottis Anderson and Stump Mitchell top the rushing charts with consistent production. Defensively, Larry Wilson is the all-time interceptions leader, and Calais Campbell has a chance to set the NFL record for Tackles for Loss. A legacy of greats spanning from Chicago to St. Louis to Arizona defines Cardinals football.

The Seattle Seahawks’ history is defined by standout performers across eras. Russell Wilson dominates the passing record book, while Shaun Alexander leads in rushing, highlighted by his MVP season. Receiving marks are topped by Hall of Famer Steve Largent, who set the standard for consistency and production. On defense, Jacob Green remains the all-time sack leader. A tribute to the stars who’ve shaped Seahawks football from the Kingdome days to the Legion of Boom.

The Los Angeles Rams boast a rich history filled with legendary players who left their mark on the franchise and the NFL. Hall of Famer Kurt Warner led the “Greatest Show on Turf,” while Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt dominated the receiving game. On the ground, Eric Dickerson remains the all-time rushing leader, setting records with his speed and vision. Defensively, Deacon Jones revolutionized pass rushing, Aaron Donald became one of the greatest defensive linemen of all time. From Marshall Faulk’s versatility to Jack Youngblood’s toughness, the Rams’ all-time greats reflect a legacy of excellence spanning Los Angeles an...

In this episode we take a quick look at the best and worst offensive teams from last year. And then I run through the power rankings, looking at the top 10 or so and then the bottom few.

Step into the legacy of the New Orleans Saints by exploring their all-time statistical leaders. Drew Brees rewrote the record books as the franchise’s passing king, while Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram lead the rushing charts. Receiving records are dominated by Marques Colston, with Michael Thomas also making his mark. On defense, Rickey Jackson holds the sack record, Cameron Jordan leads in tackles for loss, and Dave Waymer tops the interceptions list. A celebration of the stars who’ve defined Saints football from the Dome Patrol to Super Bowl champions.

I quickly discuss one record for every NFL team that I think has a chance of being broken. Most are team records but a couple are also NFL records that have a chance to be broken. With each record I give a percentage chance on whether the record will actually be broken.

Explore the history of the Carolina Panthers through their all-time statistical leaders. Cam Newton sits atop the passing records and leads all quarterbacks in rushing touchdowns. Jonathan Stewart is the franchise’s all-time rushing leader, while Steve Smith dominates the receiving charts with a Hall of Fame-worthy career. On defense, Julius Peppers owns the sack record, Luke Kuechly leads in tackles, and Chris Gamble tops the interceptions list. A tribute to the stars who’ve defined Panthers football since the team’s 1995 debut.

I take a look at players from the past who played on both sides of the football. The players are Chuck Bednarik, Sammy Baugh, Don Hutson, Deion Sanders and Troy Brown. I then finish with a discussion of the prospects of Travis Hunter as a full-time two-way player.

I take a look into the history of the Atlanta Falcons by highlighting their all-time statistical leaders. Matt Ryan dominates the passing records with over a decade of elite play, while Gerald Riggs leads the rushing charts. Julio Jones stands atop the receiving records with his remarkable consistency and big-play ability. On defense, John Abraham holds the sack record and Rolland Lawrence tops the interceptions list. A salute to the players who’ve defined Falcons football through the years.

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I take a look at two intriguing stats. First, the most passing yards in a single game and then secondly, the most receiving yards in a single game. These two stats have some interesting twists and turns so check it out.

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Team Statistical Leaders
Explore the history of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers through their all-time statistical leaders. Jameis Winston and Tom Brady top the passing charts, while Mike Alstott and James Wilder lead in rushing and total touchdowns. Receiving records are dominated by the dynamic Mike Evans, a consistent force since his rookie year. On defense, Lee Roy Selmon and Warren Sapp lead in sacks, Lavonte David in tackles for loss, and Ronde Barber holds the franchise mark for interceptions. A celebration of the stars who’ve defined Bucs football fr...

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Allen edged Jackson in a razor‑thin race in votes and first‑place rankings. Whether Jackson should have won depends on what criteria you prioritize: statistical dominance and All-Pro recognition versus team impact, versatility, and MVP narratives.I take a look at whether Allen should have won the AP MVP Award for 2024.

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Chicago Bears: Team Statistical Leaders
Explore the legendary history of the Chicago Bears through their all-time statistical leaders. Hall of Famer Walter Payton dominates the rushing records and remains the heart of Bears football. Passing marks are led by Jay Cutler, while Johnny Morris and Walter Payton top the receiving charts. On defense, Richard Dent leads in sacks, Brian Urlacher in tackles, and Gary Fencik holds the record for interceptions. A salute to the iconic players who’ve shaped the legacy of one of the NFL’s oldest and proudest franchises.

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The “99 Club”

This is the elite roster of up to seven NFL players each year who receive the game’s maximum 99 Overall Rating — a distinction Madden has awarded since 2002

For Madden NFL 26, the seven members at launch are:

Saquon Barkley (RB, Eagles)

Lane Johnson (RT, Eagles)

Josh Allen (QB, Bills)

Lamar Jackson (QB, Ravens)

Ja’Marr Chase (WR, Bengals)

Justin Jefferson (WR, Vikings)

Myles Garrett (DE, Browns)

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Step into the storied tradition of the Green Bay Packers by exploring their all-time statistical leaders. Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers headline the passing records with Hall of Fame-caliber careers. Rushing marks are led by Ahman Green, while Donald Driver and Davante Adams top the receiving charts. On defense, Clay Matthews leads in sacks and Bobby Dillon in interceptions. A tribute to the iconic players who’ve built one of the NFL’s most historic franchises.

NFL All-Time Fantasy Leaders
In this episode of Just the Stats, NFL! I take a brief look at the All-Time Fantasy Leaders. After that I examine the top NFL players from a fantasy perspective heading into 2025. I do this by comparing various players stats from 2023 and 2024. If you are getting ready to draft your fantasy football team this podcast could benefit you.

Discover the legacy of the Minnesota Vikings through their all-time statistical leaders. Fran Tarkenton set the standard at quarterback, while Adrian Peterson powered his way to the top of the rushing charts with a Hall of Fame-worthy career. Cris Carter and Randy Moss dominate the receiving records with spectacular production and highlight-reel catches. On defense, Carl Eller leads in sack and Paul Krause— the NFL’s all-time interceptions leader —headlines the secondary. A tribute to the icons who’ve shaped Vikings football.

On this episode of Just the Stats, NFL! I take a look at the leading active NFL quarterbacks, running backs, receivers and defensive players. Also, I take a look at the up and coming players to watch as the older players begin to fade from the scene.

Take a journey through Detroit Lions history by spotlighting the franchise’s all-time statistical leaders. Matthew Stafford holds nearly every passing record, while Barry Sanders—one of the greatest running backs in NFL history—leads in rushing by a wide margin. Calvin Johnson, known as “Megatron,” tops the receiving charts with his dominant play. A celebration of the Lions legends who’ve defined greatness in the Motor City.

I take a look at 14 different records that NFL.com considered unbreakable in their 2014 article. Are they unbreakable? I take a look at each of them and give a determination one way or the other. Just a little heads up, yes I think some are unbreakable. Listen in to find out why I believe that.

Explore the historic legacy of the New York Giants through their all-time statistical leaders. Eli Manning stands atop the passing records, leading the team to two Super Bowl titles. Tiki Barber holds the franchise rushing crown, while Amani Toomer leads in receiving yards. On defense, Michael Strahan dominates the sack list and Emlen Tunnell remains the all-time leader in interceptions. A tribute to the Giants legends who’ve shaped one of the NFL’s most storied franchises.

We take a look at the greatest quarterbacks when it comes to rushing prowess. Where do Jackson, Allen, and Hurts stand among the all-time leaders. Then we will take a look at the greatest running backs when it comes to their receiving prowess. Where do the likes of McCaffrey and Kamara stand?

Take a look at the legendary history of the Dallas Cowboys through their all-time statistical leaders. Tony Romo leads the franchise in most passing categories, while Emmitt Smith— the NFL’s all-time rushing leader — dominates the ground game. Receiving records are highlighted by Hall of Famer Jason Witten and playmaker Michael Irvin. On defense, DeMarcus Ware tops the sack charts and Mel Renfro holds the interceptions record. A salute to the stars who’ve built “America’s Team.”

We take a look at the NFL rookie records in several of the most important statistical categories and compare them to the all-time records.

Explore the legacy of the Washington Commanders by highlighting the franchise’s all-time statistical leaders. Joe Theismann and Sonny Jurgensen lead the way at quarterback, while John Riggins holds the top rushing marks with his punishing style. Art Monk stands tall atop the receiving charts with a Hall of Fame career. On defense, Dexter Manley leads in sacks and Darrell Green is the long-time leader in interceptions. A tribute to the iconic players who’ve shaped Washington football history.

Most points in a single game

Highest Average Gain, Passing, Game (min. 20 passes)

Most passing yards in a single game

Most interceptions in a single season

Most passing TDs in a single game

Most receiving TDs in a single game

Most interceptions in a single game