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Top 20 - Touchdowns

Touchdowns (at start of 2010 NFL Season)
	1	Jerry Rice*	208	Career Notes: Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson led the NFL in TDs as he scored a career-high 18 touchdowns. Meanwhile, LaDainian Tomlinson added 12 touchdowns to his career total to jump past Terrell Owens and Marcus Allen* into third place. The only players to score more TDs than Tomlinson are Class of 2010 enshrinees Jerry Rice* and Emmitt Smith. Season at a glance:* 2009 LEADER: Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings (18 TDs, all rushing) SINGLE-SEASON NFL RECORD: LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers (31 TDs - 28 rushing, 3 receiving - in 2006) * Pro Football Hall of Fame member Italics - players active during 2009 season Top 20 lists courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau Return to Top 20 at the Start of 2010>>>
	2	Emmitt Smith*	175
	3	LaDainian Tomlinson	153
	4	Randy Moss	149
	5	Terrell Owens	147
	6	Marcus Allen*	145
	7	Marshall Faulk	136
	8	Cris Carter	131
	9	Marvin Harrison	128
	10	Jim Brown*	126
	11	Walter Payton*	125
	12	John Riggins*	116
	13	Lenny Moore*	113
	14	Shaun Alexander	112
	15	Barry Sanders*	109
	16T	Tim Brown	105
	16T	Don Hutson*	105
	18	Steve Largent*	101
	19T	Franco Harris*	100
	19T	Curtis Martin	100

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mike - March 26 2010 07:45 PM

i dont understand why chris carter of the vikings isnt in the hall of fame he ranks 3rd in recs and 8 in td and yards lot of less productive wide recievers are in plus carter was a leader and dont forget helped the career of one of the best modern recievers in the game randy moss i think he is getting gipped and i was not a big fan of his but come on stats dont lie

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