When adding up LaDainian Tomlinson's total touchdowns . . .?
821889
not for running touch downs and that's the record he just broke. throwing doesn't count for running\nI'm a Chargers Fan
700355
The kick after the touchdown is not a field goal - field goals are worth 3 points, but the conversion after a touchdown is worth only 1 point. The touchdown itself is worth 6.\n\nThus the touchdown and conversion are worth 7 in total.\n\nOut of interest, instead of kicking for the conversion, it can be run or passed into the end-zone for a 2-point conversion, which, you'll be surprised to hear, is worth 2 points.
727108
good question, I will look it up.\n\nThis according the NFL stats - \n72 Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 27, 1966 \nhttp://www.nfl.com/history/randf/records/team/scoring\n\nThis has all the stats, single team ,game, fewest, etc.\n\nHowever, the post below is correct:\nUnbelievable as it may seem, that's the tale the scoreboard told when the Chicagoans finished making shambles out of the Redskins in the play-off for the championship of the National Professional Football League. This happened Dec 9, 1940.\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/redskins/longterm/1997/history/allart/40bears.htm\n\nI stand corrected. Even the nfl site has the story:\nDecember 8\n1940 -- Chicago establishes an NFL record by blowing out Washington 73-0 in the championship game. Ten Bears score touchdowns as Chicago wins the title before 36,034 in Washington, D.C. Each player receives $873. \nhttp://www.nfl.com/history/date/1207-1213\n\nSo why they do not list it as the most points for a team in a game is odd, except the first stat is for a regular season game and the latter is a playoff stat?
894265
L Yea. Start Barber, he's on a roll. I think he's scored at least one TD in 4 of his last 5 games. Pittsburgh rush D is one of the best and TB rush D is on the bottom half of NFL.\n\nThese stats might help....\nhttp://www.nfl.com/stats/teamsort/NFL/DEF-RUSHING/2006/regular
928259
Tikki, Joseph and Jamal.  Assuming a touchdown/yardage league.  I really believe that Addi and Lewis are going to do well and Tikki is still Tikki.
818846
maybe yahoo had a stat incorrect and changed it. 2.5 points probably wont be a big deal by the end of the season... i wouldnt lose sleep over it and piss off everyone else
635764
Are you a professional player?  If so, your team's web site should cover it.\n\nEven if you're not, why do you need a web site to do it?  It's a simple enough calculation (H/AB).
46949
Everytime a team gets the 10 yards they get a new set of downs.  Since you start counting with 1 and not 2, it's a first down.  It's common sense.
949670
trying to even the score.....
943844
they don't usually keep records for those kind of things, or at least not publically because most people wouldn't look up a record like that. to find out a record like that you would probably have to call the nfl record association and see iof they have it somewhere in archives
917956
This is the most stupid question i have herd on yahoo... u must be an idiot (which you are) not to realize he broke a record in touchdowns and he had the most yards for a running back in the nfl.. and he was one of the main reason why the seahawks went to the super bowl
226565
It's going to take more than a few explanations here and watching one game to do it.\n\nEssentially, a team has 4 "downs" (tries) to advance the ball at least ten yards. If they're successful, they get 4 new downs to try to gain 10 more yards - if they don't think they'll get the 10 yards, they "punt" (kick) the ball to the other team. It's akin to claiming the territory behind them, while the other team defends the remaining territory behind them. The "line of scrimmage" is the point the offense last reached and is somewhat like the "border" between these territories. If a team advances the ball into the "end zone," that's called a "touchdown" and they get 6 points. And then there are the "point-after-touchdown" (PAT) plays, either a kick for 1 point, or a 2-point conversion that is tougher to convert. If the offense doesn't feel they can score the touchdown (TD), they attempt a field goal (for 3 points) by kicking the football through the goalposts.\n\nBasically, the object is to outscore the opponents.
751459
If by standard, you mean that QBs only get 3 pts for a touchdown, than it was probably the Clinton Portis 5 TD explosion in Week 14 of the 2003 season against KC.  He had 218 on the ground, and 36 yards receiving.
37539
The rule book is unclear - if the ball in your controll and breakes the plan of the goal line it is a touchdown! I believe its different than a pass completion in the open field. The rule will be looked at in the off seasone - like the tuck rule!\n\nJoe
318521
two plus two =..... 2 points for me... THNX
1111312
REALLY?? .. Actually, that wouldn't be a surprise.\nI suppose every football player knows how to do it. \nSome do it terribly, some do it ok, and some do it really well.
1008640
This is as simple as adding you know 1+1 = 2 which is 2-0=2 which is how many more titles Elway has than Marino.  You do the math and tell me.