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The 'Super Bowl era receiving yards leaders by season' quiz

Created on April 8, 2025 | Total tries: 7123 | Average Score: 37.5 out of 59 (64%) | Quiz FAQ

After a 13-year NFL career and not playing in the 2024 season, wide receiver Julio Jones is hanging up his cleats. In his 10 seasons with the Atlanta Falcons, Jones was one of the most feared targets in the game thanks to his incredible combination of size, speed and hands. While he never won a Super Bowl, he earned seven Pro Bowl nods, two first-team All-Pro selections and a spot on the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s All-2010s team. When you set records as the fastest player in NFL history to reach 7,000, 9,000, 10,000, 11,000 and 13,000-career yard milestones, those accolades shouldn’t be surprising.

This brings us to today’s quiz. Jones ended his career 16th all-time with 13,703 yards on 914 receptions and 66 touchdowns. With that being said, can you name the leading receiver in every NFL season in the Super Bowl era?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / Yards / Jersey # | Created on April 8, 2025 | Total tries: 7123 | Average Score: 37.5 out of 59 (64%) | Quiz FAQ

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2024 / CIN / 1,708 / #1

2023 / MIA / 1,799 / #10

2022 / MIN / 1,809 / #18

2021 / LAR / 1,947 / #10

2020 / BUF / 1,535 / #14

2019 / NO / 1,725 / #13

2018 / ATL / 1,677 / #11

2017 / PIT / 1,533 / #84

2016 / IND / 1,448 / #13

2015 / ATL / 1,871 / #11

2014 / PIT / 1,698 / #84

2013 / CLE / 1,646 / #12

2012 / DET / 1,964 / #81

2011 / DET / 1,681 / #81

2010 / DEN / 1,448 / #84

2009 / HOU / 1,569 / #80

2008 / HOU / 1,575 / #80

2007 / IND / 1,510 / #87

2006 / CIN / 1,369 / #85

2005 / CAR / 1,563 / #89

2004 / CAR / 1,405 / #87

2003 / STL / 1,696 / #81

2002 / IND / 1,722 / #88

2001 / ARZ / 1,598 / #89

2000 / STL / 1,635 / #88

1999 / IND / 1,663 / #88

1998 / GB / 1,424 / #86

1997 / ARZ / 1,584 / #85

1996 / STL / 1,338 / #80

1995 / SF / 1,848 / #80

1994 / SF / 1,499 / #80

1993 / SF / 1,503 / #80

1992 / GB / 1,461 / #84

1991 / DAL / 1,523 / #88

1990 / SF / 1,502 / #80

1989 / SF / 1,483 / #80

1988 / LARM / 1,414 / #80

1987 / STL / 1,117 / #84

1986 / SF / 1,570 / #80

1985 / SEA / 1,287 / #80

1984 / STL / 1,555 / #81

1983 / PHI / 1,409 / #82

1982 / SD / 1,032 / #89

1981 / ATL / 1,358 / #84

1980 / SD / 1,340 / #83

1979 / SEA / 1,237 / #80

1978 / NYJ / 1,169 / #85

1977 / DAL / 870 / #88

1976 / BLC / 1,112 / #81

1975 / HOU / 1,063 / #00

1974 / OAK / 1,092 / #21

1973 / PHI / 1,116 / #17

1972 / PHI / 1,048 / #29

1971 / KC / 1,110 / #89

1970 / SF / 1,100 / #18

1969 / PHI / 1,116 / #29

1968 / PIT / 1,074 / #87

1967 / PHI / 1,265 / #18

1966 / DET / 1,266 / #25

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