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Top 3 NFL Stats Leaders after Week 15: Receiving Yards
#3 - Davante Adams, Green Bay Packers, 1,248 yards
Aaron Rodgers now finds himself back among NFL stats leaders, and a prime reason behind that is the receiving yards that Davante Adams has put in for the Green Bay Packers.
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As the quarterback has gradually reinserted himself in the MVP conversation, it has been Davante Adams who has been his go-to guy most of the time.
Davante Adams has played 13 games this season and has accounted for 1,248 receiving yards. He has 96 receptions on 135 targets, averaging 13 receiving yards per catch. He has scored eight touchdowns, and his 96 yards per game are second on this list of NFL stats leaders. He also has 483 yards after carry, which is the third-highest among the NFL stats leaders listed here.
#2 - Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings, 1,335 yards
Justin Jefferson is not just an NFL stats leader in receiving yards on this list; if he keeps up his current form, he could be a potential all-time great in the making.
In his first two years, Jefferson has eclipsed the record of Randy Moss for the number of receiving yards in the first two seasons in the Minnesota Vikings' franchise history. He is a prime reason the Vikings are still fighting for a wildcard playoff spot.
Justin Jefferson has 1,335 receiving yards in just 89 receptions out of 137 targets. That gives an average of 15 receiving yards per reception, which is the highest among all NFL stats leaders in this category. He has scored nine touchdowns and amassed 95.4 yards per game. His 409 yards after carry, though, are the lowest among the NFL stats leaders on this list.
#1 - Cooper Kupp, Los Angeles Rams, 1,489 yards
With the Los Angeles Rams offense turbocharged by the arrival of Odell Beckham Jr., Cooper Kupp still remains the top dog. He's by far the best wide receiver in the league, and the stats bear out the claim.
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Kupp has 1,489 receiving yards this season, the only one with more than 1,400 yards. He has 12 touchdowns that make him the only NFL stats leader in receiving yards on this list to have more than ten. His 114.5 yards per game after 13 games is the highest in the league. Kupp averages 13.2 receiving yards per game, having caught 113 passes in 151 targets. His 647 yards after carry are the only numbers above 600.
Cooper Kupp has been the best wide receiver in the league for some time, and it is tough to see anyone displacing him soon.
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