NFL record for Daunte still in reach

It isn't extremely likely, but Daunte still has a shot at setting the all-time NFL record for completion percentage in a single season. The current record is held by Ken Anderson of the Cincinnati Bengals, and is 70.550%. Daunte is currently at 69.841%, and would need an awesome game on Sunday to set the record. Here are some of the completion-attempt ratios that would give Daunte the record:

23-27
25-30
27-33
29-36
32-40
34-43
37-47

Of course, I'll take a playoff berth over a record any day. Just win, baby!

Nice stat work, Purplepat. I have been keeping a half an eye that number, and wondering. But, ya, just win.

Still has Marino's total QB yardage in a season in reach as well.

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Still has Marino's total QB yardage in a season in reach as well.

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To that end, I wonder if/how much Peyton Manning will play on Sunday, seeing as how he is about 150 yds. ahead of Daunte right now.

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Still has Marino's total QB yardage in a season in reach as well.

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To that end, I wonder if/how much Peyton Manning will play on Sunday, seeing as how he is about 150 yds. ahead of Daunte right now.

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Actually Pep has over 200 yards more. Manning has 4589 all purpose yds, Pep has 4800.

I would be a lot happier about Peps personal records if the team record matched them like Mannings do. :(

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Still has Marino's total QB yardage in a season in reach as well.

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To that end, I wonder if/how much Peyton Manning will play on Sunday, seeing as how he is about 150 yds. ahead of Daunte right now.

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Actually Pep has over 200 yards more. Manning has 4589 all purpose yds, Pep has 4800.

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Sorry, I was thinking about passing yardage, not total yardage.

Get the W, then the records!