LaDainian Tomlinson: Chargers GOAT and King of Records Continuing with our theme of “records” this week Los Angeles Chargers Hats , we can’t go without talking about LaDainian Tomlinson. LT is one of the best, if not THE best Charger ever. And his stats back that up completely. Tomlinson retired after the 2011 season and he still owns 58 NFL records (18 of which he is tied with at least 1 other player for 1st). There are probably more for things that aren’t officially tracked feats (like the fact that he is still the only player in NFL history to have 100 receptions and 1000+ rushing yards in the same season), but to still own 58 League records 7 years after your retirement is amazing. So what are these records? Here’s the whole list:Most single season touchdowns (31 in 2006; previously 28 in 2005 by Shaun Alexander)Most single season rushing touchdowns (28 in 2006; previously 27 in 2003 by Priest Holmes, 2005 by Shaun Alexander.)Most points scored in a single season (186 in 2006, previously 176 in 1960 by Paul Hornung.)Most points scored in a single calendar month (78 in Nov 2006, previously 77 in Oct 1961 by Paul Hornung.)Most touchdowns scored in a five-game stretch (15 in 2006)Most touchdowns scored in a six-game stretch (19 in 2006)Most touchdowns scored in first 10 games of season (22 in 2006)Most touchdowns scored in first 12 games of season (26 in 2006)Most touchdowns scored in a single calendar month (13 in Nov 2006, previously 12 in Oct 1958 by Jim Brown.)Most games with 2+ rushing touchdowns (38).Most games with 3+ rushing touchdowns (12; prev. 10 by Jim Brown)Most games with 200+ yards from scrimmage in a season (5 in 2003)Most games with 18 or more points in a season (6 in 2006)Most games with 16 or more points in a season (6 in 2006; with Paul Hornung in 1960)Most games with 14 or more points in a season (6 in 2006; with Don Hutson in 1942 and Paul Hornung in 1960)Most games with 12 or more points in a season (10 in 2006; with Priest Holmes in 2003)Most games with 10 or more points in a season (10 in 2006; tied with several players)Most games with 2 or more touchdowns in season (10) in 2006 – tied with Priest Holmes, 2003Most games with 3 or more touchdowns in season (6) in 2006Most games with 3 or more rushing touchdowns in a season (5 in 2006)Most games with 4 touchdowns in a season (3) in 2006Most consecutive games with a rushing touchdown (14)Most consecutive games with 2+ rushing touchdowns (8) in 2006Most consecutive games with 3+ rushing touchdowns (3) in 2006Most consecutive games with a touchdown (18) 2004–2005 – tied with Lenny Moore, 1963–1965Most consecutive games with multiple touchdowns (8) in 2006Most consecutive games with 3+ touchdowns (4) in 2006Most consecutive games with 4+ touchdowns: (2) in 2006 – tied with Marshall Faulk in 2000 and Jim Taylor in 1962Most consecutive seasons with 1,200+ or more yards rushing (7 from 2001–2007 with Eric Dickerson)Most consecutive seasons with 1,300+ or more yards rushing (6 from 2002–2007)Most consecutive seasons with 1,500+ yards from scrimmage (8 from 2001–2008)Most consecutive seasons with 5+ rushing touchdowns (10 from 2001–2010, with Marshall Faulk)Most consecutive seasons with 6+ rushing touchdowns (10 from 2001–2010, with Marshall Faulk)Most consecutive seasons with 7+ rushing touchdowns (9 from 2001–2009; with Jim Brown)Most consecutive seasons with 8+ rushing touchdowns (9 from 2001–2009)Most consecutive seasons with 9+ rushing touchdowns (9 from 2001–2009)Most consecutive seasons with 10+ rushing touchdowns (9 from 2001–2009)Most consecutive seasons with 11+ rushing touchdowns (8 from 2002–2009)Most consecutive seasons with 12+ rushing touchdowns (6 from 2002–2007)Most consecutive seasons with 13+ rushing touchdowns (6 from 2002–2007)Most consecutive seasons with 14+ touchdowns (6) 2002–2007Most consecutive seasons with 15+ touchdowns (6) 2002–2007Most consecutive seasons with 16+ touchdowns (5) 2003–2007 – tied with Shaun Alexander 2001–2005Most seasons with 10+ rushing touchdowns (9) 2001–2009Most seasons with 11+ rushing touchdowns (8) 2002–2009 – tied with Emmitt Smith 1990–1996 Los Angeles Chargers Womens Hoodie , 1998–1999.Most seasons with 12+ rushing touchdowns (7) 2002–2007, 2009Most seasons with 13+ rushing touchdowns (6) 2002–2007Most seasons with 14+ rushing touchdowns (5) 2002, 2004–2007 – tied with Shaun Alexander, 2001–2005Most seasons with 15+ rushing touchdowns (4) 2004–2007Most seasons with 17+ rushing touchdowns (3) 2004–2006 – tied with Emmitt Smith 1992, 1994–1995Most seasons with 17+ touchdowns (5) 2003–2007Most seasons with 18+ touchdowns (4) 2004–2007Most seasons with 20+ touchdowns (2) 2005–2006 – tied with 4 other playersFastest player to gain 9,000 yards from scrimmage (72 GP) – tied with Edgerrin JamesFastest player to gain 12,000 yards from scrimmage (95 GP) – tied with Edgerrin JamesFastest player to gain 13,000 yards from scrimmage (104 GP)Fastest player to gain 14,000 yards from scrimmage (111 GP)Fastest player to gain 15,000 yards from scrimmage (121 GP)Not surprisingly, LT has a TON of records around touchdowns and scoring. Those of us around for LT’s reign may not have realized at the time just how lucky we were to have him playing for our favorite team. Opposing teams literally couldn’t keep him out of the endzone, and not just during his record breaking MVP season. He had 6 straight seasons of 15+ rushing TDs. To put that in perspective, since he has retired (2012 season until now), only 4 RBs have even scored 15 rushing TDs in a season Womens Customized Los Angeles Chargers Jerseys , and none of them have done it more than once, let alone consecutively. His pace gaining yards from scrimmage is also mind blowing. Just look at those last few lines. It only took him 23 games to gain the 3000 yards from 9k to 12k career yards. Then only 9 more games for the next thousand, then only 7 more games for the next thousand. Just a crazy, crazy pace. With the current state of the NFL, specifically NFL offenses, I think most of these records will stand the test of time. * *Graphic language above* With so many to choose from, what is your favorite LT record?BFTB Roundtable: Which Defensive Player Will You Be Watching Against The Seahawks? After the “starters” were done for the night against Arizona, the backups played phenomenally and guys like Kyzir White and Uchenna Nwosu look like they belonged with the first-team.Jatavis had a nice play or two and looks a bit like his old self. Perryman was ok and I think a number of other defensive playmakers may have just been playing while also trying no not to get hurt.Against a Seattle offense that doesn’t have much going for it other than Russell Wilson and Doug Baldwin, I expect the defense to have a better time this week to start the game. After there first drive or two, I’d like to see a repeat performance from the back-ups to really hammer home the fact that this team is deeper than people think.Let’s take a look at which defenders the staff will be watching closely tonight.Richard Wade: I want to see if Nwosu can continue performing at the same level he did in week 1. That first game was impressive, but it remains to be seen if he can be consistent from week to week. The Seahawks offensive line is pretty bad, so he needs to be able to take advantage of that matchup.Jamie Hoyle: I’ll be watching Steven Richardson. The undrafted free agent defensive tackle was arguably the team’s second best interior lineman against the Cardinals, recording a pressure and three tackles while consistently pushing the pocket. He also made a couple nice effort plays against screen passes. I’d like to see him get some time with the second team and I’ll be looking to see how he holds up against the run in the middle of that line. The team will need him during Liuget’s suspension, so now is the time to get him ready to play.Matthew Stanley: I’ll be focusing on the interior DL. The young LB’s looked good last week Authentic Derwin James Jersey , as did the secondary for the most part, though there weren’t many opportunities where they got challenged. That interior DL looked bad though, and someone in that group needs to step up, especially since 3rd round pick Justin Jones is still hurt.Ruben Gonzalez: My eyes will be on Denzel Perryman. As the veteran of the LB group, he should be heading into his prime years, yet last game didn’t show me that he was where I would think he should be. Everybody has those meh games, and im sure all its gonna take is a couple boom tackles and I’m back on the wagon, but with the LB group infused with some fresh hungry faces, it would be nice for him to prove his Alpha-ness.Jamie Sewell: On defense, I’m looking for Kyzir White and Uchenna Nwosu. They both had good debuts last week, and it’ll be interesting to see how they can follow that this time round.(Side Note: Kyzir White is Questionable for tonight’s game)Garrett Sisti: I really want to see Derwin James cut it loose a little bit. He did fine vs. the Cards but he really seemed to be thinking a lot out there and that’s not the Derwin we saw in college. With a full work week I hope Derwin is a little more comfortable and he gets after it against the Seahawks.Michael Peterson: I will be watching the interior of the defensive line and how well everyone plays the run. The beginning of the Cardinals game was embarrassing after an entire offseason where a main focus of the defense was to get better at stopping the run. Mebane looks old and washed and Philon doesn’t look much better than Liuget so far. I hope Steven Richardson continues his stellar play as it is much needed, at the moment. Custom New Orleans Saints Jerseys