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Active players move up career stat lists

Randy Moss of the New England Patriots has shown no signs of slowing down during the 2009 NFL season, his 12th year in the league. The veteran wide receiver had a week-high 147 yards receiving on six catches and scored one touchdown during the Patriots’ 27-17 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon. The yardage total, his fourth 100-yard game of the season, is the best output Moss has produced thus far this year.

Moss ranks 11th overall in career receptions with 892 catches. His 71-yard TD reception from Tom Brady in the third quarter marked his 140th career touchdown grab. That total ties him with Buffalo Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens for second all-time behind only Jerry Rice’s 197 career touchdown receptions.

Just ahead of Moss on the receiving leaders chart is Torry Holt of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Holt added four catches to his career total during his team’s 24-21 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9 to become just the 10th player in NFL history to have 900 career receptions. He ranks second to Marvin Harrison in the fewest number of games to accomplish the feat. Holt reached the 900-catch mark in his 166th NFL game while Harrison did it in 149 games.

The newest entry into the Top 20 lists was Jay Cutler of the Chicago Bears. The fourth-year quarterback reached the required 1,500 career attempts to qualify of the Top 20 passers and now ranks 14th all-time with a passer rating of 86.44. His entry onto the list knocked Matt Hasselbeck from the Top 20.

Here is the top 20:

RECEPTIONS
1 Jerry Rice 1,549
2 Marvin Harrison 1,102
3 Cris Carter 1,101
4 Tim Brown 1,094
5 Isaac Bruce 1,023
6 Terrell Owens 974
7 Tony Gonzalez 954
8 Andre Reed 951
9 Art Monk 940
10 Torry Holt 902
11 Randy Moss 892
12 Keenan McCardell 883
13 Jimmy Smith 862
14 Irving Fryar 851
15T Rod Smith 849
15T Hines Ward 849
17 Muhsin Muhammad 831
18 Larry Centers 827
19 Derrick Mason 823
20 Steve Largent 819

Hines ward is doing excellect this year to I see he is on the list to. at 15th all time.

yep...if he had played for a throwing team he would be close to 1000 by now

very true before rothlisbuger this were his QB's for 6 years.

look at the other bozo QB's

for usa today article.

Since being selected out of Georgia in the third round of the 1998 draft, Ward has caught passes from Mike Tomczak, Kordell Stewart, Kent Graham, Tommy Maddox, Charlie Batch, Byron Leftwich and Ben Roethlisberger in Pittsburgh.