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It's been 14 years since Calvin Johnson set the NFL single-season receiving record with 1,964 yards, and although we've seen several players put up huge receiving numbers since then, no one has been ...
Detroit Lions legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson has held the NFL's single-season receiving yardage record for 14 years, but he envisions his mark potentially falling in the near ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio — For the last 14 years, the single-season receiving yard record (1,964) has belonged to Calvin Johnson. He broke the previous record (1,848 yards) originally held by Jerry Rice, ...
Calvin Johnson set the NFL’s single-season receiving record with 1,964 yards during the 2012 season and he doesn’t expect to have that spot in the record books for too much longer. Johnson said on ...
Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson, who was the second overall selection by the club in the 2007 NFL Draft, went down as arguably the greatest player at the position in franchise ...
Calvin Johnson has held the NFL single-season receiving record for 14 years, but the former Detroit Lions receiver thinks it’s only “a matter of time” before someone breaks it. “If they go to 18 – ...
For a decade, former Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson was one of the best in the NFL. The eventual first-ballot Hall of Famer had an unbelievable career in Motown. As the second overall pick ...
Calvin Johnson did not name a current Detroit Lions player during his NFL Network appearance, but his message fits the team’s offseason anyway. The Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver and former ...
The Calvin Johnson Jr. Foundation, founded by pro football Hall of Famer and Detroit Lions legendary wide receiver Calvin 'Megatron' Johnson, is helping to make a difference for at-risk youth through ...
It's been 19 years since Calvin Johnson heard his name called at the 2007 NFL Draft. Next week in Pittsburgh, the Detroit Lions legend will be present for the event once again. Johnson, the former No.