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Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
Bright Blue Shorts Started conversation Nov 27, 2003
Ok time for something a little different ... you know how I hate the multi-parters ...
The background: Jerry Rice caught receiving TD #193 this past weekend.
So to qualify for the 2nd round you have to name the player who is 2nd on the career receiving TD list.
Everybody (HoFs included) gets one guess each.
The 2nd round (which you can include with your 1st round answer) is how many receiving TDs did said player catch ...
Nearest number wins it ... (or first person to get the receiver if no-one gets through the 1st round).
Hmmm how clear is all that?!?
BBS 
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
JD Posted Nov 28, 2003
I saw that game - I think it may have been mentioned, but then again I'm probably confusing the career yardage record with the TDs record. 
Here's my guess anyway:
Tim Brown, 109 TDs.
- JD
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
Blues Shark - For people who like this sort of thing, then this is just the sort of thing they'll like Posted Nov 28, 2003
aopart from pointing out Jerry's record is 139, not 193...
I *think* second is still held by the boy Largent, with the round 100.
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
FiedlersFizzle Posted Nov 28, 2003
Nope, Jerry is on 193...
second is that failed Miami experiment... MR CC the 1st (Chambers is CC II).. Cris Carter with 130 career receiving TD's. The last, of course, made in a Miami uniform against Jerry's Raiders...
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
Blues Shark - For people who like this sort of thing, then this is just the sort of thing they'll like Posted Nov 28, 2003
Fair enough. I pay so little attention to records these days its scary...
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Thunderbear...and don't you forget it Posted Nov 28, 2003
I agree with FF,I would go Chris Carter(only because after the Seachicken Q No 18something I checked up on Largent,hes about 100 reps
And I can't think of anyone else who got that close.
Did Chris Carter get to 130 though?
I'm going to spite FF and go 129 receptions...hah.
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
Thunderbear...and don't you forget it Posted Dec 2, 2003
Hey BBS hate to tear you away from your moderators job at NFLUK.com ,but are we getting the answer this side of Christmas,
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
Bright Blue Shorts Posted Dec 2, 2003
I was just waiting until everybody who wanted a go, had had a go ...
Last call ... answer this afternoon ... (although FF is correct) ...
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
Bright Blue Shorts Posted Dec 2, 2003
Indeed 2nd on the all-time receiving TDs is Cris Carter with 130.
#3 is Steve Largent back on 100 TDs.
Timmy Brown is on about #97
As for total TDs ...
#1 Jerry Rice - 204
#2 Emmitt Smith - 164 (plus any this year).
#3 Marcus Allen - 145
#4 Cris Carter - 131
#5= Jim Brown - 126
#5= Marshall Faulk equalled on Sunday ...
All of which goes to tell you just how good AND far ahead of the competition JR is
That's a point and a 
to FF. Your q sir?
BBS
Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
FiedlersFizzle Posted Dec 4, 2003
Aha!! Just seen this. I'll post a Q shortly...
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Amfoot Trivia Question 0191
- 1: Bright Blue Shorts (Nov 27, 2003)
- 2: JD (Nov 28, 2003)
- 3: Blues Shark - For people who like this sort of thing, then this is just the sort of thing they'll like (Nov 28, 2003)
- 4: FiedlersFizzle (Nov 28, 2003)
- 5: Blues Shark - For people who like this sort of thing, then this is just the sort of thing they'll like (Nov 28, 2003)
- 6: Bright Blue Shorts (Nov 28, 2003)
- 7: Thunderbear...and don't you forget it (Nov 28, 2003)
- 8: Thunderbear...and don't you forget it (Dec 2, 2003)
- 9: Bright Blue Shorts (Dec 2, 2003)
- 10: Bright Blue Shorts (Dec 2, 2003)
- 11: FiedlersFizzle (Dec 4, 2003)
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