Can you name the Top NFL Rookie Seasons by NFL Network? by martin5910

Year and Position	Player	Stats
1998-present (WR)		Receiving-69rec, 1313yds, 17td
1983-1993 (RB)		Rushing-1808yds, 18td, 4.6avg
1981-1993 (LB)		9.5 sacks, 1int, 1 fumble recovery
1965-1971 (RB)		NFL Record at the time 22 total TDs
1983-1999 (QB)
1945-1952 (QB)		None
1937-1952 (QB)		None
1978-1985 (RB)		Rushing-1450yds, 13td, 4.8avg
1983-1990 (RB)		Rushing-1449yds, 13td, 4.3avg
2004-present (QB)		13-0 regular season record as starter
2007-present (RB)		Rushing-1341yds, 12td, 5.6avg
No he wasn't that good his rookie year	Rushing-1341yds, 12td, 5.6avg
I'm surprised he didn't make it also	Rushing-1341yds, 12td, 5.6avg
Had some inconsistancies his 1st year	Rushing-1341yds, 12td, 5.6avg
Wasn't too dominant his rookie year	Rushing-1341yds, 12td, 5.6avg
Defesive players were overlooked on this	Rushing-1341yds, 12td, 5.6avg

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	martin5910:	Oct 14th, 2009 at 21:57 GMT		0 points
	I can't find the source on the internet. If you have NFL Network or Comcast On Demand for NFL Network then this is where you can find the source. #6 and #7 are actually tied for #6 on the list.

	djohnson87:	Oct 18th, 2009 at 20:02 GMT		-4 points
	How does Baugh and Waterfield have no stats? and Kurt Warner is spelled incorrectly.

	martin5910:	Oct 19th, 2009 at 11:07 GMT		2 points
	I couldn't find any significant stats for Baugh and Waterfield. And no I did not spell Curt Warner's name wrong. Curt Warner of the 80s is different then Kurt Warner of today.

	pita:	Oct 20th, 2009 at 01:07 GMT		0 points
	Surprised Dorsett didn't make the list, he had a big rookie year too.

	gmen10:	Jan 10th, 2010 at 21:52 GMT		0 points
	only reason i got all of them is because i watched this last week haha

	Hooby:	Mar 29th, 2010 at 18:47 GMT		0 points
	all i remember is rich eisen being a clown talking about curt warner adn everyone freaking out about peterson being 10

	Mello:	Apr 7th, 2010 at 18:32 GMT		1 point
	@pita, Realistically, this list could be filled with running backs; it's generally the easiest position in the NFL for a rookie to transition to. Dorsett had a great rookie year, but it probably gets more attention due to the fact that the Cowboys won the Super Bowl that year. Other RBs, such as Eddie George, Jerome Bettis, Clinton Portis, and Barry Sanders similarly failed to make the cut despite posting superior stats to Dorsett.