Tigers quarterback Burrow breaks team history record for single pass advancement
In this week’s game against the Baltimore Ravens, Tigers quarterback Joe Burrow (Joe Burrow) completed a peak performance.
Burrow passed the ball for 525 yards in this game, breaking the team history record (490) previously held by Boomer Esiason, leading the team to take the Baltimore Ravens 41-21.
This data ranks fourth in the history of the league, less than 30 yards away from the first. Norm Van Brocklin set this record in the 1951 game (554).
With less than two minutes left in the game, Burrow and running back Joe Mixon (Joe Mixon) completed a 52-yard pass and successfully broke the record. He completed 4 touchdowns.
Burrow’s two right-hand men are wide receiver Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase. The former received 12 times, advanced 194 yards, and 2 touchdowns. The latter He received the ball 7 times and advanced 125 yards.
