Rice is the all-time all purpose yards leader


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In the game between the Titans and the Raiders, Jerry Rice passed Walter Payton to become the all-time leader in total yards, rushing and receiving. Again the SWAC is still number one and two on an NFL records' list. :tup: Emmitt Smith is number three.

On the Titans front, McNair threw for 398 yards and for two touchdowns. But the Raiders have rolled up 52 points.

Rod Woodson ran the 11th interception for a touchdown in his career in the same game. He passed PV?s Ken Houston last season when he got his 10th. :(

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/live/NFL_20020929_TEN@OAK

http://www.nfl.com/teams/news/OAK

http://www.raiders.com/
 
I wish I could have seen it. The network in Houston switched over to the San Diego game when Houston fell behind 38-7(?), and I think Rice needed 9 points then. Great going for SWAC.
 

Way to go Jerry, Crawford, Mississippi's finest. It just goes to show that the S.W.A.C. is the premier football league. Way to go Jerry, Crawford, Mississippi's finest. It just goes to show that the S.W.A.C. is the premier football league. :jump:
 
Props to my Ms. homeboy Jerry Rice. He is the greatest football player to play the game. To own the NFL TD record, along with the NFL most yards from scrimmage is just truly amazing considering this man plays WR. This feat will never be duplicated. Not to mention owning all the WR records. Emmitt will break Payton's rushing record, but he will not catch Rice.
 
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