Factoid
In his first season in St. Louis, Josh Brown managed to score 112 points, even though the Rams scored only 232 totals points – that was a 2-14 point.
So Brown accounted for over 48 percent of the Rams’ scoring.
That represents the 2nd-highest total ever in a 16-game season. The top 10 …
Ind Team Pct. Year
93 189 49.2% 1993 Indianapolis Colts
112 232 48.3% 2008 St. Louis Rams
149 311 47.9% 2005 Arizona Cardinals
127 267 47.6% 1983 New York Giants
108 232 46.6% 2008 Cleveland Browns
85 187 45.5% 1993 Cincinnati Bengals
118 265 44.5% 1988 Pittsburgh Steelers
112 253 44.3% 1988 New York Jets
130 294 44.2% 1985 New Orleans Saints
133 301 44.2% 2007 Tennessee Titans
—Ian Allan
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Posted by Scott Kopischke | Aug. 11 at 04:52 AM
Are all of these instances kickers? I'd be interested in the individuals as well as the teams.
Posted by IAN ALLAN | Aug. 11 at 04:58 AM
It's poorly worded, and for that I apologize. What you are looking at is kicking points. Dean Biasucci is the top guy. Followed by Brown. For the Cardinals, the No. 3 team, Neil Rackers scored 140 points but was briefly injured that year, with Nick Novak (9 points) filling in. Bottom line: Brown last year came real close to being the first kicker to score half of his team's points.