2007 NFL Season - Regular Season Statistical Leaders

Regular Season Statistical Leaders

Team
Points scored New England Patriots (589)
Total yards gained New England Patriots (6,580)
Yards rushing Minnesota Vikings (2,634)
Yards passing New England Patriots (4,731)
Fewest points allowed Indianapolis Colts (262)
Fewest total yards allowed Pittsburgh Steelers (4,262)
Fewest rushing yards allowed Minnesota Vikings (1,185)
Fewest passing yards allowed Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2,728)
Individual
Scoring Mason Crosby, Green Bay (141 points)
Touchdowns Randy Moss, New England (23 TDs)
Most field goals made Rob Bironas, Tennessee (35 FGs)
Rushing LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego (1,474 yards)
Passer rating Tom Brady, New England (117.2 rating)
Passing touchdowns Tom Brady, New England (50 TDs)
Passing yards Tom Brady, New England (4,806 yards)
Pass receptions T. J. Houshmandzadeh, Cincinnati and Wes Welker, New England (112 catches)
Pass receiving yards Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis (1,510 yards)
Punt returns Devin Hester, Chicago (42 for 651 yards, 15.5 average yards)
Kickoff returns Josh Cribbs, Cleveland (59 for 1,809 yards, 30.7 average yards)
Interceptions Antonio Cromartie, San Diego (10)
Punting Shane Lechler, Oakland (73 for 3,585 yards, 49.1 average yards)
Sacks Jared Allen, Kansas City (15.5)

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