Jerry Rice stats
Bio
- Age
- 64 yearsOct 13, 1962
- Height
- 6' 2"
- Offensive Player of the Year
- 2x
Jerry Rice played 20 NFL seasons, 1985 to 2004.
Stats
Totals
Career regular season
- GP
- 303
- REC
- 1,549
- TGTS
- 0
- YDS
- 22,895
- AVG
- 14.8
- TD
- 197
- LNG
- 96
- FD
- 742
Ranked among NFL players who qualify (REC, TGTS, YDS, TD: 4+ games, 30+ TGTS; AVG: 4+ games, 30+ REC) that season; only the top 50 are shown. How each stat qualifies: glossary.
Career Postseason
- GP
- 28
- REC
- 151
- TGTS
- 0
- YDS
- 2,245
- AVG
- 14.9
- TD
- 22
- LNG
- 72
- FD
- 69
Per game
Career regular season
- GP
- 303
- REC
- 5.1
- TGTS
- 0
- YDS
- 75.6
- AVG
- 14.8
- TD
- 0.7
- LNG
- 96
- FD
- 2.4
Per game: season totals ÷ games played. Derived here — averages, completion rate and longest plays are the stored figures and are left as they are.
Fantasy
Career regular season
- GP
- 292
- PPR
- 5,141.8
- HALF
- 4,367.3
- STD
- 3,592.8
- PPG
- 17.6
Fantasy points in ESPN’s default scoring, worked out here from the season lines: PPR with a point per catch, half-PPR with half, standard with none.
Ranked among NFL players with 4+ games that season; only the top 50 are shown. How each stat qualifies: glossary.
Bio
- Age
- 64 yearsOct 13, 1962
- Height
- 6' 2"
- Debut
- 1985
- Birthplace
- Crawford, MS
- College
- Mississippi Valley State
- Offensive Player of the Year
- 2x
- Super Bowl MVP
- 1988
Games
All gamesWhat were Jerry Rice's career stats?
ESPN's season-by-season log for Jerry Rice covers 20 seasons with the 49ers, the Raiders and the Seahawks; its career totals count every season. He had 1,549 receptions for 22,895 yards and 197 receiving touchdowns. His best season was 1995: 122 receptions, 1,848 receiving yards and 15 receiving touchdowns.
League leaderboards and awards
20 seasons, 14 postseasons, 1985 to 2004
Jerry Rice sits top 10 all time in receiving yards and receptions.
Championships ×3
- 1988 Super Bowl with the San Francisco 49ers
- 1989 Super Bowl with the San Francisco 49ers
- 1994 Super Bowl with the San Francisco 49ers
Awards
All-time career rank
- 1st in receiving yards (22,895)
- 1st in receptions (1,549)
Among the 3,726 NFL players with a career line on file, regular season. A place deeper than 300th is not listed.
More on Jerry Rice
Playoff games
Jerry Rice played 14 games across 7 NFL postseasons — 8 won, 6 lost.
Totals, from NFL game logs since the 1994 postseason — earlier games are not counted.
Jerry Rice against each club
- vs Los Angeles Rams (17)
- vs Atlanta Falcons (16)
- vs New Orleans Saints (14)
- vs Carolina Panthers (12)
- vs Denver Broncos (10)
- vs Los Angeles Chargers (10)
- vs Kansas City Chiefs (9)
- vs Dallas Cowboys (8)
- vs Green Bay Packers (8)
- vs New York Jets (7)
- vs Arizona Cardinals (6)
- vs Minnesota Vikings (6)
- vs Tennessee Titans (6)
- vs Buffalo Bills (5)
- vs Detroit Lions (5)
- vs Pittsburgh Steelers (5)
- vs Indianapolis Colts (4)
- vs Miami Dolphins (4)
- vs New England Patriots (4)
- vs Seattle Seahawks (4)
- vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4)
- vs Washington Commanders (4)
- vs Chicago Bears (3)
- vs Cincinnati Bengals (3)
- vs New York Giants (3)
- vs Philadelphia Eagles (3)
- vs Baltimore Ravens (2)
- vs Las Vegas Raiders (2)
- vs San Francisco 49ers (2)
- vs Cleveland Browns (1)
- vs Houston Texans (1)
- vs Jacksonville Jaguars (1)
Similar players
Closest career per-game profiles to Jerry Rice among NFL players at the same position.
- Sterling SharpeAlike in Receptions, Receiving Yards, Yards per catch70out of 100 on profile similarity
- Marvin HarrisonAlike in Receiving Touchdowns, Receiving Yards, Receptions67out of 100 on profile similarity
- Terrell OwensAlike in Yards per catch, Receiving Touchdowns, Receptions56out of 100 on profile similarity
- Randy MossAlike in Yards per catch, Receiving Touchdowns, Receiving Yards53out of 100 on profile similarity
- Cris CarterAlike in Receptions50out of 100 on profile similarity
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