Current players stats

In their Niners career:

Passing Yards

1- Garoppolo 11,162 (8th in franchise history, need 4,854 more to be top 5)
2- Lance 603
3- Samuel 24

Passing Touchdowns

1- Garoppolo 66 (9th, needs 47 more to be top 5)
2- Lance 5
3- Samuel 1

Rushing Yards

1- Mostert 1,610 (24th, needs 1,805 more to be top 10)
2- J. Wilson 1,265
3- Mitchell 963
4- Samuel 550
5- Hasty 216
6- Garoppolo 182
7- Lance 168
8- Sermon 167
9- Juszczyk 154
10- Aiyuk 94
11- Kittle 69

Rushing Touchdowns

1- J. Wilson 13 (27th, need 24 more to be top 10)
2- Mostert / Samuel 11
3- Garoppolo / Mitchell 5
4- Juszczyk 3
5- Aiyuk / Hasty 2
6- Lance / Sermon 1

Receiving Yards

1- Kittle 4,489 (10th, needs 1,442 more to be top 5)
2- Samuel 2,598
3- Aiyuk 1,574
4- Juszczyk 1,376
5- James 689
6- Dwelley 401
7- Mostert 361
8- J. Wilson 296
9- Jennings 272
10- Sanu 186
11- Hasty 164
12- Mitchell 137
13- Woerner 88
14- Sherfield 87
15- Cracraft 41
16- Sermon 26

Receiving Touchdowns

1- Kittle 20 (17th, needs 13 more to be top 10)
2- Aiyuk / Samuel 10
3- Juszczyk 8
4- Jennings 5
5- Dwelley / J. Wilson 4
6- James / Mostert 3
7- Sherfield / Mitchell 1

Tackles

Warner 504
Ward 402
Tartt 367
Armstead 264
K. Williams 224
Johnson 211
Greenlaw 199
Al Shaair / Harris 155
Moseley 140
Jones 125
Bosa 105
T. Moore 100
Verrett 65
Norman 49
Street 42
Kinlaw 41
Nzeocha / Ebukam / Flannigan Fowles 38
Givens 36
Hufanga 32
Ford / Key 22
Thomas 20
Willis 15
Lenoir 14
T. Wilson 10
Omenihu 6
Barrett 5
Daniels 4
Ja. Wilson 3
Hurst 2
Nacua / T. Adams / Robinson / Dennard 1

Sacks

Armstead 28,5 (22nd, needs 15,5 more to be top 10)
Bosa 24,5
Ford 9,5
Jones 7
Key 6,5
K. Williams 5
Ebukam / Willis / Warner 4,5
Tartt 4
Ward / Street 3
Greenlaw / Al Shaair 2
Kinlaw / Al Shaair 1,5
Harris / Givens / Johnson / Nzeocha 1

Interceptions

Ward / Tartt / K. Williams 4 (84th, need 18 more to be top 10)
Warner / Moseley 3
Verrett / Greenlaw / Johnson / Al Shaair 2
Kinlaw / Bosa / Norman / Harris / Nzeocha / Thomas 1

Fumbles Forced

Williams 7 (16th, needs 1 more to be top 10)
Norman / Warner / Harris / Bosa 5
Ward 4
Armstead / Ford / Jones 3
Tartt / T. Moore / Al Shaair 2
Street / Johnson / Givens / Nzeocha 1

Fumbles Recovered

Warner 6 (92nd, needs 8 more to be top 10)
Johnson 4
Harris 3
Ward / Bosa / Tartt / Al Shaair 2
T. Moore / Armstead / K. Williams / Givens / Moseley 1

Fg %

Gould 88,1% (134/152) (4th)

Games Played

Johnson 100 (84th, needs 82 more to be top 10)
Armstead 95
Ward 94
Tartt / Tomlinson 80
Juszczyk 75
Gould 73
Kittle 67
K. Williams 65
Warner 64
Jones 61
Dwelley 56
Mc Glinchey / Harris 52
Wishnowsky 49
T. Moore 48
Brunskill 47
Mostert / Garoppolo 46
Al Shaair 44
Moseley 39
Samuel 38
Nzeocha 37
J. Wilson / Bosa 35
Street 34
Greenlaw 32
Skule 31
Woerner 30
T. Williams / Pepper / Aiyuk 29
Flannigan Fowles / Givens 27
Compton 24
Hasty 19
Ford / Kinlaw 18
Willis / Key / Ebukam / Sherfield / Mack 17
Jennings 16
Verrett / Mc Kivitz 15
Cracraft / Norman 14
Mitchell 11
Sanu / Lenoir 10
Brendel / Cannon / T. Wilson / Sermon / Thomas / Omenihu 9
Benjamin 8
Barrett 7
Nacua / J. Moore / Lance 6
Daniels 4
Ja. Wilson 3
Banks / Hurst 2
Hill / T. Adams / Robinson 1

Shanahan record

81 games (6th, needs 15 more to be top 5)
39 wins (7th, needs 15 more to be top 5)
42 losses
48,1% win rate (10th)

Key Numbers

- Kittle goes over 4k yards receiving

- K. Williams gets to 60 games

- Samuel has 1k receiving yds, 5 rec tds and 5 rushing tds in the season

- Al Shaair doubles his takeaways in just 1 game (had just 2 before the match)

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Key Numbers

- Fewest games to 10,000 passing yards with the 49ers:

1. Jimmy Garoppolo, 43
2. Jeff Garcia, 44
3. Colin Kaepernick, 56
4. Alex Smith, 58
5. Joe Montana, 64

- Kittle gets to 20 touchdowns

- D. Johnson reaches 200 tackles

- Ward has now played 90 games and Warner 60

Key Numbers

- Marcell Harris reaches 50 games

- J. Wilson is the leader in rushing TD's

- Aiyuk gets to top 3 in receiving yards

Key Numbers

- Kittle reaches the top 10 in franchise history in receiving yards with 4,450

- Deebo has the 14th single season best in receiving yards (1,247)

- Aiyuk gets to 10 receiving touchdowns

Love the effort and I think you may find that facts don't belong in a football forum.

It's crazy that our current interception leader has only 4 interceptions despite Ward and Tartt being here for almost 8 years now.

Especially since Ward had 2 in one game earlier this season lol.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
It's crazy that our current interception leader has only 4 interceptions despite Ward and Tartt being here for almost 8 years now.

Especially since Ward had 2 in one game earlier this season lol.

And Dallas has a cornerback who has 11 interceptions alone this year, and 14 so far in his 2-year career.

And like you noted, our two veteran safeties have combined for 8 total interceptions in 15 combined seasons of play. lol

Don't get me wrong, they're sound in their play (when they're not injured). We rarely allow deep passes which has been great. And they're great in run stopping too. They're just not big time playmakers. I want to see more turnovers and both of them could start calling themselves top of the league at their positions. Until then, they're the solid, safe plays who won't get beat, but won't really take over a game or help you win a game that much.

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
Love the effort and I think you may find that facts don't belong in a football forum.

thanks !

Originally posted by 49ersRing:
It's crazy that our current interception leader has only 4 interceptions despite Ward and Tartt being here for almost 8 years now.

Especially since Ward had 2 in one game earlier this season lol.

Actually that is the most absurd and ridiculous stat I have come across while searching info

It only reinforces my yearly call to address the damn secondary, which has been the downfall of this team for the past 20 years (along with not finding a franchise QB after young and the refs robbing us in super bowls)

Originally posted by ElDannMann:
And Dallas has a cornerback who has 11 interceptions alone this year, and 14 so far in his 2-year career.

And like you noted, our two veteran safeties have combined for 8 total interceptions in 15 combined seasons of play. lol

Don't get me wrong, they're sound in their play (when they're not injured). We rarely allow deep passes which has been great. And they're great in run stopping too. They're just not big time playmakers. I want to see more turnovers and both of them could start calling themselves top of the league at their positions. Until then, they're the solid, safe plays who won't get beat, but won't really take over a game or help you win a game that much.

Agree with most of it. Actually I think tartt and ward improved a little bit since 2019, because before then they were not even valuable (or durable) guys at all

If we're talking stats, here's some of our players stats for the season so far through 15 games.

Jimmy Garoppolo – 278/409, 3494 passing yards, 19 TDs, 10 INTs, 37 rushes, 50 rushing yards, 3 rushing TDs

Trey Lance – 25/48, 354 passing yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT, 30 rushes, 137 rushing yards, 1 rushing TD

Elijah Mitchell – 165 rushes, 759 rushing yards, 5 rushing TDs, 17 catches, 126 receiving yards

Jeff Wilson Jr. – 79 rushes, 294 rushing yards, 2 rushing TDs, 7 catches, 31 receiving yards

Kyle Juszczyk – 8 rushes, 22 rushing yards, 1 rushing TD, 28 catches, 287 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD

Deebo Samuel – 70 catches, 1247 receiving yards, 5 receiving TDs, 44 rushes, 301 rushing yards, 7 rushing TDs

Brandon Aiyuk – 46 catches, 625 receiving yards, 5 receiving TDs, 5 rushes, 17 rushing yards

Jauan Jennings – 16 catches, 163 receiving yards, 3 receiving TDs

Trent Sherfield – 7 catches, 62 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD

George Kittle – 65 catches, 871 receiving yards, 6 receiving TDs

Nick Bosa – 46 tackles, 15 sacks, 19 TFL, 4 forced fumbles, 1 pass defended

Fred Warner – 114 tackles, 5 TFL, 3 Fumble Recoveries, 4 passes defended

Azeez Al-Shaair – 102 tackles, 2 sacks, 9 TFL, 1 INT, 1 Forced Fumble, 2 Fumble Recoveries, 5 passes defended

Jimmie Ward – 67 tackles, 1 TFL, 2 INTs, 6 passes defended

Jaquiski Tartt – 59 tackles, 4 TFL, 1 pass defended

D.J. Jones – 53 tackles, 1 sack, 8 TFL, 2 forced fumble

Josh Norman – 49 tackles, 3 TFL, 7 forced fumbles, 1 INT, 5 passes defended

Arik Armstead – 48 tackles, 3 sacks, 5 TFL

Arden Key – 20 tackles, 5 sacks, 4 TFL, 1 pass defended

Samson Ebukam – 34 tackles, 4 sacks, 4 TFL, 1 forced fumble, 1 pass defended

K'Waun Williams – 48 tackles, 4 TFL, 1 forced fumble, 1 INT, 4 passes defended

Talanoa Hufanga – 31 tackles, 1 TFL, 2 passes defended

Emmanuel Moseley – 36 tackles, 2 TFL, 10 passes defended, 1 fumble recovery

Ambry Thomas – 19 tackles, 3 passes defended

Deommodore Lenoir – 17 tackles, 2 passes defended

Kevin Givens – 13 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 forced fumble

Kentavius Street – 26 tackles, 3 sacks, 5 TFL, 1 forced fumble

Originally posted by alwayssecond:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
Love the effort and I think you may find that facts don't belong in a football forum.

thanks !

You are most welcome. Sarcasm would help your cause too.
But to be fair there are some really well researched posters in hear like AB81, THL and NC and many others that will appreciate the effort.

Key Numbers

- Mitchell is now the rookie with most rushing yards in franchise history (878)

- Samuel has the 11th best season in franchise history for receiving yards (1,310)

- Jones reaches 60 games

Key Numbers

- Warner reaches 500 tackles and Ward 400

- Deebo Samuel:

A- is the 3rd wr in franchise history (behind rice and owens) to surpass 1,400 receiving yards in a single season (1,405)

B- had 8 rushing TDs on the season, which are the most in a single season by a WR in NFL history

C- is the first non-QB in franchise history to have at least 1 passing TD and at least 1 rushing TD in a game

D- is the only player in NFL History to notch 1,400-plus receiving yards and 300-plus rushing yards in the same season.

- Johnson breaks the 100 games mark, while Tartt and Tomlinson get to 80 and Woerner to 30

- Bosa had the 5th best season sacks in franchise history (15,5)