Faulk sets career receiving mark for RBs

Marshall Faulk wore these shoes, gloves, and jersey on Dec. 11, 2005 when he set the new NFL record for career receiving yardage by a running back. The St. Louis Rams runner set the career mark in a Week 14 game against the Minnesota Vikings when he caught 5 passes for 25 yards. The record had been held by Larry Centers.

Faulk finished his career with 6,875 yards on 767 receptions.


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