2008 NFL Season - Regular Season Statistical Leaders

Regular Season Statistical Leaders

Team
Points scored New Orleans Saints (463)
Total yards gained New Orleans Saints (6,571)
Yards rushing New York Giants (2,518)
Yards passing New Orleans Saints (5,069)
Fewest points allowed Pittsburgh Steelers (223)
Fewest total yards allowed Pittsburgh Steelers (3,795)
Fewest rushing yards allowed Minnesota Vikings (1,230)
Fewest passing yards allowed Pittsburgh Steelers (2,511)
Individual
Scoring Stephen Gostkowski, New England (148 points)
Touchdowns DeAngelo Williams, Carolina (20 TDs)
Most field goals made Stephen Gostkowski, New England (36 FGs)
Rushing Adrian Peterson, Minnesota (1,760 yards)
Passer rating Philip Rivers, San Diego (105.5 rating)
Passing touchdowns Drew Brees, New Orleans and Philip Rivers, San Diego (34 TDs)
Passing yards Drew Brees, New Orleans (5,069 yards)
Pass receptions Andre Johnson, Houston (115 catches)
Pass receiving yards Andre Johnson, Houston (1,575 yards)
Punt returns Santana Moss, Washington (6 for 124 yards, 20.7 average yards)
Kickoff returns Domenik Hixon, New York Giants (3 for 180 yards, 60.0 average yards)not enough to qualify
Interceptions Ed Reed, Baltimore (9)
Punting Shane Lechler, Oakland (90 for 4,391 yards, 48.8 average yards)
Sacks DeMarcus Ware, Dallas (20)

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