Top 20 - Touchdowns

History Published on : 3/5/2011
Touchdowns (at start of 2011 NFL Season)
1 Jerry Rice* 208  

Career Notes:
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Terrell Owens found the end zone nine times in 2010 thus moving him up the list to 4th place with 156 career touchdowns. Owens and Tennessee Titans wide receiver Randy Moss are the only two active players on the all-time list that is filled with Hall of Famers. Moss is right on Owens' heels in 5th place with 154 career TDs.

Season at a glance:
2010 LEADER: Arian Foster, Houston Texans (18 TDs - 16 rushing, 2 receiving)

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 2010 season
Top 20 lists courtesy of Elias Sports Bureau

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2 Emmitt Smith* 175
3 LaDainian Tomlinson 159
4 Terrell Owens 156
5 Randy Moss 154
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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