2007 MEDIA GUIDE - Seahawks Online Media Packet

ALEXANDER’S NFL RECORDankle and was placed on injured reserve andAlexander started the three remaining games.Rushing total was the third-highest in the AFC(6th NFL), while his 4.3 yards per rush rankedthird in the AFC (4th NFL) among backs with atleast 300 carries. Led the NFL with 14 rushingtouchdowns, just one shy of Warren’s 1995team record. Led the AFC and was tied for secondin the NFL in non-kicker scoring with 96points (Marshall Faulk 128, Terrell Owens 96) on16 total touchdowns (14 rushing, 2 receiving).Marked the first time that a Seahawks playerled the AFC in non-kicker scoring and rushingtouchdowns since 1978, when David Sims ledthe entire league with 90 points and 14 touchdowns.Sixteen combined touchdowns tied ateam record established by Warren in 1995, andbecame the first Seahawks player to lead theconference in total touchdowns since DerrickFenner scored 15 in 1990. Ranked third in theAFC (6th NFL) with 1,661 total yards fromscrimmage, and ranked sixth in the AFC with 76first downs. Finished second on the team with44 receptions for 343 yards and two touchdowns.Earned second AFC Offensive Player ofthe Week award after one of the best games inNFL history versus the Oakland Raiders (11/11),rushing for a franchise-record 266 yards on 35carries, second-most in team history, with threetouchdowns. Performance was the fourth-highesttotal in NFL history and best since CoreyDillon set the league rushing standard in 2000with 278 yards which broke Walter Payton’s 23-year record of 275. O.J. Simpson recorded 273in 1976. Three touchdowns were the most inone game since Warren rushed for three versusDenver on October 1, 1995. Had an 88-yardtouchdown run which ranks as the longestoffensive touchdown from scrimmage in teamannals. First start of the season came versusJacksonville (10/7) and rushed 31 times for 176yards and two touchdowns while earning hisfirst AFC Offensive Player of the Week award.Total was the sixth-highest on the team’s rushingcharts. Rushed for 142 yards the followingweek versus Denver (10/14) on 33 carries andhad two touchdowns, including a 60-yard scor-RushingReceivingClub G/S Att Yds Avg LG TD No Yds Avg LG TD2000 Seattle 16/1 64 313 4.9 50 2 5 41 8.2 18 02001 Seattle 16/12 309 1,318 4.3 88t 14 44 343 7.8 28t 22002 Seattle 16/16 295 1,175 4.0 58 16 59 460 7.8 80t 22003 Seattle 16/15 326 1,435 4.4 55 14 42 295 7.0 22 22004 Seattle 16/16 353 1,696 4.8 44 16 23 170 7.4 24 42005 Seattle 16/16 370 1,880 5.1 88t 27 15 78 5.2 9 12006 Seattle 10/10 252 896 3.6 33t 7 12 48 4.0 14 0NFL TOTALS 106/86 1,969 8,713 4.4 88t 96 200 1,435 7.2 80t 11POSTSEASONRushingReceivingClub G/S Att Yds Avg LG TD No Yds Avg LG TD2003 Seattle 1/1 20 45 2.3 17 3 1 1 1.0 1 02004 Seattle 1/1 15 40 2.7 9 0 1 25 25.0 25 02005 Seattle 3/3 60 236 3.9 21 2 3 2 0.7 4 02006 Seattle 2/2 50 177 3.5 20 2 1 12 12.0 12 0NFL TOTALS 7/7 145 498 3.4 21 7 6 40 6.7 25 0Rushes: 40 vs. Green Bay (11/27/06)Yards: 266 vs. Oakland (11/11/01)Longest, no TD: 58 vs. Philadelphia (12/8/02)Longest, TD: 88 vs. Oakland (11/11/01)at Arizona (11/6/05)TDs: 4 3 Times, Last vs. Houston(10/16/05)ALEXANDER’S SINGLE-GAME HIGHSMOST TDS SINCE 2001Tomlinson, L. (SD) 111Alexander, S. (Sea) 105Holes, P. (KC) 83Harrison, M. (Ind) 75Owens, T. (Dal) 73Receptions: 8 2 Times, Last at SF (12/1/02)Yards: 92 vs. Minnesota (9/29/02)Longest, no TD: 25 at Oakland (9/30/01)Longest, TD: 80 vs. Minnesota (9/29/02)TDs: 1 11 Times, Last vs.Indianapolis (12/24/05)ALEXANDER 61