19 Numbers that Define the Class of 2019

 

Football fans love stats, and enshrinees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame have racked up some of the most mind-numbing totals imaginable.

With Enshrinement Week right around the corner, we’re diving deep into the 19 numbers that defined the Class of 2019.

 

3

• Number of Super Bowl’s won by the Denver Broncos under owner Pat Bowlen
• Number of Super Bowl’s Ty Law won with the New England Patriots

6

• Number of career playoff interceptions for Ty Law — he intercepted Peyton Manning three times in 2004 AFC Championship Game

7

• Number of AFC Championships won by the Denver Broncos under owner Pat Bowlen

14

• Number of Pro Bowl selections for Tony Gonzalez — most of any member of the Class of 2019

20

• Number of consecutive winning seasons for the Dallas Cowboys under Gil Brandt (1966-85)

23

• Ty Law led the NFL with 23 passes defended in the 2003 season

29

• Number of First-Team All-Pro selections between all playing members of the Class of 2019

57

• Number of career regular season interceptions by Johnny Robinson

102

• Tony Gonzalez led the NFL with 102 receptions during the 2004 season

106

• Ed Reed set an NFL record with a 106-yard interception return touchdown against the Cleveland Browns in 2004

107

• Ed Reed broke his own record by recording a 107-yard interception return touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles in 2008

111

• Number of career regular season receiving touchdowns for Tony Gonzalez — ranks eighth in NFL history

177

• Number of consecutive games played for Kevin Mawae from 1994 through 2005

203

• Champ Bailey defended an NFL record 203 passes during his career

226

• Total regular season interceptions between Johnny Robinson, Champ Bailey, Ty Law and Ed Reed

358

• Ed Reed led the NFL with 358 interception return yards during the 2004 season

1,325

• Tony Gonzalez ranks second in NFL history with 1,325 career receptions

2,006

• Number of rushing yards for Tennessee Titans running back Chris Johnson during the 2008 season with Kevin Mawae leading the offensive line

15,127

• Tony’s Gonzalez’s 15,127 career receiving yards is the most for any tight end in NFL history.

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