View all of Demaryius Thomas' franchise records with the Broncos
View all of Demaryius Thomas' franchise records with the Broncos
Late, great Denver Broncos wide receiver Demaryius Thomas ranks third on the team's all-time receiving list for receptions (665), only trailing Pro Football Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe (675) and two-time Super Bowl champion Rod Smith (849).
DT also ranks second in receiving yards (9,055) and second in receiving touchdowns (60), only trailing Smith in both categories (11,389; 68). After Thomas was elected to the team's Ring of Fame on Tuesday, here's a look at the receiver's franchise records, courtesy of the team.
Demaryius Thomas Broncos records
Regular Season
Career 100-yard receiving games (33)
Career multi-receiving touchdown games (10-tied)
Career receptions per game (5.3)
Career receiving yards per game (72.4)
Career touchdowns per game (0.48)
Single-season receiving yards (1,619 – 2014)
Single-season receiving touchdowns (14-tied – 2013)
Consecutive games with 100 receiving yards (7 – 10/5/14-11/16/14)
Single-game receiving yards (226 – vs. Ari., 10/5/14)
Single-game 25+yard receptions (4-tied – at N.E., 10/7/12)
Postseason
Career 100-yard receiving games (3-tied)
Career receptions (53)
Career receiving touchdowns (6-tied)
Single-game receptions (13-tied – vs. Sea., 2/2/14)
Single-game receiving yards (204 – vs. Pit., 1/8/12)
Single-game receiving average (51.0 – vs. Pit., 1/8/12)
Single-game 25+yard receptions (4 – vs. N.E., 1/19/14)
Single-game longest reception (80t-tied – vs. Pit., 1/8/12)
The Broncos will officially induct Thomas into their Ring of Fame at halftime of their Week 7 game against the New York Giants on Oct. 19. The late receiver will be represented by his mother, Katina Smith.
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