Ladainian Tomlinon had the best RB score season so far.
Ladainian Tomlinson’s 2006 season wasn’t just great – he was a groundbreaking. LT scored 28 hurried goals, broke the one -season record and passed Shaun Alexander’s 27 sets just a year ago. But this was not a stat-padding; Tomlinson was delivered when it was most important. He scored two or more goals from 10 separate games, including 3-TD performance against Denver, which helps them seal seeds 1 seed this season. It was not empty gardens – the scores on the board won the defense pressure and ranking.
To put it on the perspective, only the four teams had more hurry goals than LT that year. An average TD in every 11 transport is a ridiculous level of productivity at the border. With a total of 31 goals and more than 1,800 hurry yard, Tomlinson’s 2006 campaign was an excellent mix of production, consistency and clutch performances. It wasn’t just the best RB scoring season – the gold standard to run back.
