Ray Nitschke stats

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Totals

Career regular season

GP
190
REC
1
YDS
34
AVG
34.0
TD
0
LNG
34
Totals by season
SeasonTeamGPGP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.RECREC: Passes caught.YDSYDS: Yards gained through the air, on the ground or after a catch, whichever this table counts.AVGAVG: Yards per attempt: per pass, per carry, per catch or per punt, whichever this table counts.TDTD: Touchdowns, worth six points before the extra point.LNGLNG: Longest single play, in yards.
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What the columns mean: REC · LNG

Per game

Career regular season

GP
190
REC
0.0
YDS
0.2
AVG
34.0
TD
0
LNG
34

Per game: season totals ÷ games played. Derived here — averages, completion rate and longest plays are the stored figures and are left as they are.

Per game by season
SeasonTeamGPGP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.RECREC: Passes caught.YDSYDS: Yards gained through the air, on the ground or after a catch, whichever this table counts.AVGAVG: Yards per attempt: per pass, per carry, per catch or per punt, whichever this table counts.TDTD: Touchdowns, worth six points before the extra point.LNGLNG: Longest single play, in yards.
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What the columns mean: REC · LNG

Fantasy

Career regular season

GP
11
PPR
4.4
HALF
3.9
STD
3.4
PPG
0.4

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.

Fantasy by season
SeasonTeamGPGP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.PPRPPR: Fantasy points with a point per catch — the scoring most leagues use.HALFHALF: Fantasy points with half a point per catch.STDSTD: Standard fantasy points: nothing for a catch, only yards, touchdowns and turnovers.PPGPPG: PPR fantasy points per game played.
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What the columns mean: PPR · HALF · STD · PPG

Bio

Experience
15 yearsDebut 1958

What were Ray Nitschke's career stats?

ESPN's season-by-season log for Ray Nitschke covers 1 season with the Packers; its career totals count every season. His best season was 1972: 1 reception, 34 receiving yards and 0 receiving touchdowns.

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