The 'Last 1K-yard receiver by NFL team' quiz
How many of the most recent players to top 1,000 receiving yards in a season for every NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
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The 'Last 1K-yard receiver by NFL team' quiz
Created on June 26, 2026 | Total tries: 44302 | Average Score: 34.1 out of 37 (92%) | Quiz FAQ
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Happy 26th birthday to four-year NFL veteran and New Orleans Saints WR1, Chris Olave!
Olave was selected with the 11th-overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft out of Ohio State, and he has been productive from Day 1. He has three 1,000-yard campaigns in his first four professional seasons, only failing to reach the milestone in 2024 when he missed nine games with a concussion. Despite a rough year all-around for the Saints in 2025, the good news was that Olave returned to play 16 games and posted career-highs in receptions (100), receiving yards (1,163) and touchdowns (9).
The bad news is he missed the final game with a blood clot in his lung, and hasn’t participated in any physical team activities this offseason. But according to Nick Underhill of NewOrleans.Football, Olave is set to come off of blood thinners on June 29 “everything to this point is going exactly as planned.”
Which brings us to today’s quiz. How many of the most recent 1,000-yard receivers for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
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Quiz Clue: Team / Yards / Season | Created on June 26, 2026 | Total tries: 44302 | Average Score: 34.1 out of 37 (92%) | Quiz FAQ
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ARZ / 1,239 / 2025 / #85
Trey McBride
ATL / 1,271 / 2024 / #5
Drake London
BAL / 1,211 / 2025 / #4
Zay Flowers
BUF / 1,183 / 2023 / #14
Stefon Diggs
CAR / 1,014 / 2025 / #4
Tetairoa McMillan
CHI / 1,364 / 2023 / #2
D.J. Moore
CIN / 1,412 / 2025 / #1
Ja'Marr Chase
CLE / 1,229 / 2024 / #3
Jerry Jeudy
DAL / 1,429 / 2025 / #3
George Pickens
DAL / 1,077 / 2025 / #88
CeeDee Lamb
DEN / 1,017 / 2025 / #14
Courtland Sutton
DET / 1,401 / 2025 / #14
Amon-Ra St. Brown
DET / 1,117 / 2025 / #9
Jameson Williams
GB / 1,553 / 2021 / #17
Davante Adams
HOU / 1,117 / 2025 / #12
Nico Collins
IND / 1,003 / 2025 / #14
Alec Pierce
JAX / 1,282 / 2024 / #7
Brian Thomas Jr.
KC / 1,338 / 2022 / #87
Travis Kelce
LAC / 1,149 / 2024 / #15
Ladd McConkey
LAR / 1,715 / 2025 / #17
Puka Nacua
LVR / 1,194 / 2024 / #89
Brock Bowers
LVR / 1,027 / 2024 / #16
Jakobi Meyers
MIA / 1,799 / 2023 / #10
Tyreek Hill
MIA / 1,014 / 2023 / #17
Jaylen Waddle
MIN / 1,048 / 2025 / #18
Justin Jefferson
NE / 1,013 / 2025 / #8
Stefon Diggs
NO / 1,163 / 2025 / #12
Chris Olave
NYG / 1,014 / 2025 / #17
Wan'Dale Robinson
NYJ / 1,104 / 2024 / #5
Garrett Wilson
PHI / 1,008 / 2025 / #6
DeVonta Smith
PHI / 1,003 / 2025 / #11
A.J. Brown
PIT / 1,140 / 2023 / #14
George Pickens
SEA / 1,793 / 2025 / #11
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
SF / 1,106 / 2024 / #85
George Kittle
TB / 1,004 / 2024 / #13
Mike Evans
TEN / 1,017 / 2024 / #0
Calvin Ridley
WAS / 1,096 / 2024 / #17
Terry McLaurin
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