What Statistical Records/Career Rankings Are Approached or Usurped This Year?

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That was a real gut punch, bowl eligibility will have to wait another week.
Joe passed Zeke Rodgers and Cornelius Benton in career passing yards, Ken Sweitzer in career passing TDs, and 2 Matt DeGennaro seasons (1988/1989) and a Shane Stafford season (1996) in single season passing TDs. Skyler passed an Alex Davis (1990) season, a Mark Didio (1989) season, and Shaun Feldeisen’s 2003 season in receptions. Cam passed Cornell Brockington in career rushing yards. Chris passed Tony Ciaravino in career FGM, while passing Teggart’s 2008 season and Puyol’s 2016 season in single season FGM. His one miss did drop his single season make percentage below Puyol in 2015, if he hits his next two, he will move back into a tie for first.

Joe Fagnano (National Ranks: 6th in Passing Yards, T-11th in Passing TDs)
2025: 2,262 Passing Yards, 18 Passing TDs (T-8th)
12 Game Pace: 3,393 Passing Yards (2nd), 27 Passing TDs (2nd)
Career: 4,066 Passing Yards (9th, 4th in FBS era), 38 Passing TDs (4th, 2nd in FBS era)
Career w/ Projections: 5,197 Passing Yards (5th, 3rd in FBS era), 47 Passing TDs (4th, 2nd in FBS era)

Skyler Bell (National Ranks: 2nd in Receptions, 2nd in Receiving Yards, T-4th in Receiving TDs)
2025: 66 Receptions (T-8th, 4th in FBS era), 845 Receiving Yards, 8 Receiving TDs
12 Game Pace: 99 Receptions (2nd), 1,268 Receiving Yards (2nd, 1st in FBS era), 12 Receiving TDs (1st)
Career: 116 Receptions, 1,705 Receiving Yards, 13 Receiving TDs (T-8th, 2nd in FBS era
Career w/ Projections: 149 Receptions (9th, 3rd in FBS era), 2,128 Receiving Yards (9th, 3rd in FBS era), 17 Receiving TDs (5th, 2nd in FBS era)

Cam Edwards (National Ranks: 12th in Rushing Yards, T-26th in Rushing TDs)
2025: 753 Rushing Yards, 8 Rushing TDs
12 Game Pace: 1,130 Rushing Yards (10th,6th in FBS era), 12 Rushing TDs (T-10th, 6th in FBS era)
Career: 2,203 Rushing Yards (9th, 6th in FBS era), 20 Rushing TDs
Career w/ Projections: 2,580 Rushing Yards (7th, 6th in FBS era), 24 Rushing TDs (T-8th, 6th in FBS era)

Chris Freeman (National Ranks: T-9th in FGM, T-29th in FG%, T-10th in XPM, T-5th in Points)
2025: 14 FGM, 87.50% (2nd), 36 XPM, 78 Points
12 Game Pace: 21 FGM (3rd), 86.96% (2nd), 54 XPM, 117 Points
Career: 34 FGM (5th), 80.95% (1st), 85 XPM, 187 Points
Career w/ Projections: 41 FGM (3rd), 81.63% (1st), 103 XPM, 226 Points

Byrun Parham (National Ranks: T-15th in Solo Tackles, T-15th in Total Tackles, T-5th in Sacks)
2025: 39 Solo, 76 Total, 8.5 Sacks
12 Game Pace: 59 Solo, 114 Total, 12.5 Sacks (2nd)

 

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Bowl eligible and big moving day for the record books.

Joe passed Rick Robustelli and Peter Lane in career passing yards, Shane Stafford (1998), Tyler Lorenzen (2007), Matt DeGennaro (1989), and Dan Orlovsky (2002), in single season passing yards, and 2 more Matt DeGennaro seasons (1987/1990), Cornelius Benton (1991), Dan Orlovsky (2002) and his own season from last year in single season passing TDs.

Skyler cracked the top 10 in career receiving yards passing Brian Kozlowski, passed David Dunn (1987), Keron Henry (2004), Geremy Davis (2013), and Alex Davis (1991) in single season receptions, passed Glenn Antrum and Ken Miller in career receiving TDs, while also passing, O'Neil Wilson (2003), John Fitzsimmons (2000), Troy Taylor (1997), Alex Davis (1990), Reggie Eccleston (1980), and Mark Didio (1990) in single season receiving TDs.

Chris passed Teggart’s 2009 season in single season FGM. If he hits his next FG, he will move back into a tie for first in single season FGM%.

Joe Fagnano (National Ranks: 6th in Passing Yards, T-4th in Passing TDs)
2025: 2,529 Passing Yards (7th, 4th in FBS era), 22 Passing TDs (T-4th, 3rd in FBS era)
13 Game Pace: 3,653 Passing Yards (1st), 32 Passing TDs (2nd)
Career: 4,333 Passing Yards (7th, 4th in FBS era), 42 Passing TDs (5th, 2nd in FBS era)
Career w/ Projections: 5,457 Passing Yards (5th, 3rd in FBS era), 52 Passing TDs (4th, 2nd in FBS era)

Skyler Bell (National Ranks: 1st in Receptions, 2nd in Receiving Yards, 1st in Receiving TDs)
2025: 74 Receptions (5th, 2nd in FBS era), 994 Receiving Yards, 11 Receiving TDs (T-1st, 1st in FBS era)
13 Game Pace: 107 Receptions (1st), 1,436 Receiving Yards (1st, 1st in FBS Era), 16 Receiving TDs (1st)
Career: 124 Receptions, 1,854 Receiving Yards, 16 Receiving TDs (T-5th, 2nd in FBS era)
Career w/ Projections: 157 Receptions (9th, 3rd in FBS Era), 2,296 Receiving Yards (6th, 1st in FBS Era), 21 Receiving TDs (T-4th, 2nd in FBS Era)

Cam Edwards (National Ranks: 14th in Rushing Yards, T-21st in Rushing TDs)
2025: 815 Rushing Yards, 9 Rushing TDs
13 Game Pace: 1,177 Rushing Yards (7th, 6th in FBS era), 13 Rushing TDs (10th, 6th in FBS Era)
Career: 2,265 Rushing Yards (9th, 6th in FBS Era), 21 Rushing TDs
Career w/ Projections: 2,627 Rushing Yards (6th), 25 Rushing TDs (T-6th, T-5th in FBS era)

Chris Freeman (National Ranks: T-9th in FGM, T-27th in FG%, 5th in XPM, 6th in Points)
2025: 15 FGM (T-8th, 6th in FBS era), 88.24% (2nd), 41 XPM, 86 Points
13 Game Pace: 22 FGM (T-2nd), 88.00% (2nd), 59 XPM, 124 Points
Career: 35 FGM (5th, 4th in FBS era), 81.40% (1st), 90 XPM, 195 Points
Career w/ Projections: 42 FGM (3rd), 82.35% (1st), 108 XPM, 233 Points

Byrun Parham (National Ranks: T-28th in Solo Tackles, T-14th in Total Tackles, T-3rd in Sacks)
2025: 40 Solo, 80 Total, 9.5 Sacks
13 Game Pace: 58 Solo, 116 Total, 13.5 Sacks (1st)

Shoutout Oumar Diomande who is T-12th nationally in solo tackles with 43 and 26th in total tackles with 76. Should be a great returner to build around next year.