Chimere Dike has been absolutely special as a rookie for the Tennessee Titans.
The wide receiver and return man has already set the NFL record for all-purpose yards in a rookie season.
Can he get the all-time mark in Week 18?
It's not entirely out of reach as the Titans face the Jaguars.
Dike has 2,371 all-purpose yards to this point, broken down:
- 396 receiving yards
- 18 rushing yards
- 389 punt return yards
- 1,568 kick return yards
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The NFL's single-season record was set by Darren Sproles in 2011 at 2,696 yards.
So that means Dike would need 326 all-purpose yards in Week 18 to get there.
That's obviously a lot, but it's not impossible. If he had a long kick return for a touchdown early in the game, it would feel like the door was open.
Chimere Dike has set the all-time NFL rookie record for all-purpose yards, leading the NFL with 2371 total yards. If he reaches 2400 yards this week, he will have the most all-purpose yards in a season since Darren Sproles in 2011, who set the NFL record with 2696 yards. Pic.twitter.com/vMYqKw3AfL
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Even if Dike doesn't get there, it's been a fantastic season with lots of promise for the future.
He made the Pro Bowl for his returning duties.
Dike was a fourth-round pick out of Florida, and he's clearly a core piece of the Titans' future alongside fellow rookies Cam Ward, Elic Ayomanor and Gunnar Helm.
And maybe, if he can have a massive Sunday in Week 18, he can set a record.
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