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2 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE S ALL-TIME LEADERS RECEPTIONS Rank Player Rec. 1. Jerry Rice 1, TONY GONZALEZ 1, Marvin Harrison 1, Cris Carter 1, Tim Brown 1, Terrell Owens 1, Isaac Bruce 1, REGGIE WAYNE 1, Hines Ward 1, Randy Moss Andre Reed 951 (3 rd most at retirement) TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Rank Player TDs 1. Jerry Rice Randy Moss Terrell Owens Cris Carter Marvin Harrison TONY GONZALEZ 111 T7. Tim Brown 100 Steve Largent Don Hutson Isaac Bruce Don Maynard 88 T12. Andre Reed 87 (6 th most at retirement) LARRY FITZGERALD 87 ANTONIO GATES 87 REED IN THE BILLS RECORD BOOKS REGULAR SEASON Seasons 15 tied for 1 st Games st Receptions st Rec. Yards 13,095 1 st Rec. TDs 86 1 st Total TDs 87 tied for 1 st Points 522 tied for 4 th 100-yd games 36 1 st RECEIVING YARDS Rank Player Yds. 1. Jerry Rice 22, Terrell Owns 15, Randy Moss 15, Isaac Bruce 15, TONY GONZALEZ 15, Tim Brown 14, Marvin Harrison 14, James Lofton 14, Cris Carter 13, Henry Ellard 13, REGGIE WAYNE 13, Torry Holt 13, Andre Reed 13,198 (4 th most at retirement) NFL POSTSEASON RECORDS Most Receiving Yards, Career 1. Jerry Rice (29 games) 2, Michael Irvin (16 games) 1, Cliff Branch (19 games) 1, REGGIE WAYNE (18 games) 1, Andre Reed (21 games) 1,229 Most Receptions, Career 1. Jerry Rice (29 games) REGGIE WAYNE (18 games) Hines Ward (18 games) Michael Irvin (16 games) Andre Reed (21 games) 85 Most Receiving Touchdowns, Career 1. Jerry Rice (29 games) John Stallworth (17 games) 12 T3. Fred Biletnikoff (16 games) 10 Antonio Freeman (16 games) 10 Randy Moss (12 games) 10 Hines Ward (18 games) 10 T7. Andre Reed (21 games) 9 Lynn Swann (16 games) 9 LARRY FITZGERALD (6 games) 9 REGGIE WAYNE (18 games) 9 Most Games, 100 or More Yards Receiving, Career 1. Jerry Rice (29 games) 8 2. Michael Irvin (16 games) 6 3. Andre Reed (21 games) 5 John Stallworth (18 games) 5 Hines Ward (18 games) 5 CAPS Denotes active players POSTSEASON Receptions 85 1 st Yards 1,229 1 st TDs 9 1 st

3 ANDRE REED, #83 Wide Receiver Ht: 6-2 Wt: 190 College: Kutztown Univ. (PA) Years NFL/Bills: 16/15 How Acquired: D-4A, 85 Career Games Played/Started: 231/217 Playoff Games Played/Started: 21/21 Birthdate: 1/29/64, Allentown, PA PRO BOWL SELECTION 1988, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94 PRO: Ended his career as one of the most accomplished WRs ever to play in the NFL played 16 seasons in the NFL, the first 15 in Buffalo he and Bruce Smith rank as the franchise s all-time leaders in years of service with 15 seasons (both played from )... is the Bills all-time leader in games played with 221 holds the Bills career receiving record in receptions (941) and receiving yards (13,095)...led the Bills in receiving , 94, 96 and 97 his 13 seasons with 50+ receptions is second only to Jerry Rice (17) his nine consecutive 50-catch seasons ( ) put him in the company of Rice and Gary Clark as the only trio in NFL history to accomplish that feat (when he retired)...his yard receiving games (regular season) are a team record and rank sixteenth all-time in league history (when he retired) earned seven consecutive trips to the Pro Bowl from was Buffalo s first choice in the 4th round of the 1985 draft. 2000: Signed by the Washington Redskins on 9/12/00 and played in 13 games that season finished the year with 10 receptions for 103 yards and one TD posted season-high numbers at NYG (9/24) with four receptions and 37 yards; also caught his lone TD of the season in that game on a 21-yard pass from Brad Johnson placed on the injured reserve list with a hamstring injury on 12/18/ : Reed and teammate Bruce Smith established a new club record by playing in their 15 th season with the Bills in the opener at Indy (9/12) became just the 3 rd receiver in NFL history to record 900 receptions with three receptions for 41 yards in the victory over the Eagles (9/26) moved into 5 th place in NFL history with his 12,742 career receiving yards in the team s win over Pit. (10/10); caught six passes for 68 yards in all had a game-high seven catches and 76 yards in win at Baltimore, including two receptions on the Bills game-winning drive with 1:44 remaining became just the 5 th player in NFL history to surpass 13,000 receiving yards when he topped the mark vs. the NYG (12/12); finished the Giants game with three catches for 40 yards caught three passes for 42 yards at Arizona before leaving the game with rib injuries moved into 2 nd place on the NFL career receptions chart with 941(passing Art Monk) with his five receptions vs. Indy (1/2); his 23 yards receiving also moved him into 4 th place on the NFL career receiving yards list (passing Steve Largent); also notched his 13 career 50+ reception season, tying him with Jerry Rice for the NFL record. 1998: Recorded 16th multi-td game of career with 2 TDs in season opener at San Diego (9/4); against the Chargers, moved into 10th place in NFL history with 82 touchdowns (surpassing Art Powell with 81) and with his 94 yds he moved ahead of Don Maynard into 7th place all-time in receiving yards became the 1st non-kicker in Bills history to eclipse the 500-point plateau with his 13 yard TD reception late in the 2nd quarter vs. St. Louis (9/20); left the game in the 4th quarter with an injured shoulder and did not return led team with 5 receptions for 49 yards against Jacksonville (10/18) moved into 6th place (ahead of Charlie Joiner) on the all-time receiving yards list with his 28 yards at NYJ (11/8) led team in both receptions (5) and in yards (68) in win vs. NE (11/15) marked his 200th regular-season game vs. Indy (11/22) with his best game of the season; notched a game-high 108 yards receiving on

4 6 catches, including a season-long 67 yard TD led team with seven receptions at Cin. (12/6) for 68 yards tied former Bill G Jim Ritcher in total games played with 222 vs. Oak. (12/13); caught fivepasses for a gamehigh 70 yards against Raiders; 4 of his 5 catches came on 3rd down conversions became the Bills all-time leader in career games played with 223 vs. NYJ (12/19), passing former Bills G Jim Ritcher appeared in his 20th career playoff game (all starts) at Miami (1/2); caught fivepasses for 60 yards against Dolphins. 1997: Extended his own club receiving records and led the team in receiving for the ninth time in his career...opened the season with a strong outing vs. Min. (8/31), catching seven passes for 142 yards and a long of 43...posted his 2nd 100-yard receiving day of the season and the 40th of his career (35th reg. season) at KC (9/14) when he had four receptions for 113 yards, including a 77- yard TD on a flea-flicker; the scoring reception was his longest of the year and 3rd longest of his career...recorded his 800th career reception in the 4th quarter at Ind. (10/20)...with five receptions at Ten. (11/23), moved past Steve Largent and into 3rd place on the NFL s all-time receiving yardage list...scored his 80th career TD vs. NYJ (11/30)...left the game with a separated shoulder at Jax (12/14) and was placed on Injured Reserve on 12/18, causing him to miss the season finale at GB (12/20). 1996: Led the team with 66 catches for 1,036 yards tied for the NFL lead with five 100-yard receiving games ranked 10th in AFC in receiving yards his 60-yard TD grab in opener at NYG (9/1) was the 70th receiving TD of his career left game vs. NE (9/8) with a groin injury and did not return became the 14th player in NFL history to go over the 10,000 yard receiving mark with his five catches for 31 yards at Pit.(9/16) with his 2nd of 4 receptions vs. NYJ (11/24) he moved past Charlie Joiner into sixth place on the NFL s all-time reception list; his two TDs that game was his 64th from Jim Kelly, passing Unitas and Berry for third place on the NFL s all-time QB-Receiver scoring combination his 76 yards receiving vs. KC (12/22) put him over 1,000 for the season, marking the 4th time in his career he has reached this milestone moved into third place on the NFL s all-time postseason receiving yardage list with 1,169 for his career in Wild Card game vs. Jacksonville (12/28) the Jaguars game was his 19th career postseason contest, tying him with four others for team lead. 1995: His three receptions in the season finale vs. Hou. (12/24) made him the seventh player in NFL history to reach 700 career receptions suffered a hamstring injury in the fifth game of the season, vs. NYJ (10/8) missed the season s next 10 games prior to 95, Reed had missed only three games in his 153-game career scored the Bills only TD of the opener at Den. (9/3) on a 34-yard reception became the 34th player in NFL history to top the 10,000 career yards from scrimmage in the Broncos game had a career-high four rushing attempts vs. Car. (9/10) his longest reception of the season was a key 4th quarter 41-yard TD reception at Cle. (10/2) injured his hamstring late in the 2nd quarter vs. Jets (10/8) returned to action vs. Hou. (12/24) and hauled in a 15- yard TD reception was held without a reception for only the second time in his career in the postseason vs. Miami (12/30) registered two catches for 20 yards in playoff game at Pit. (1/6). 1994: Was selected to his seventh consecutive Pro Bowl continued to be one of the NFL s most dominant receivers while establishing Bills records for most receptions in a season (90) and most receptions in a game (15 vs. GB, 11/20) selected to UPI s All-AFC team was the AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his 15 catches vs. GB (11/20) became only the third Bills player to score 60 TDs (O.J. Simpson, T. Thomas) when he did so at NE (9/11) recorded his 25th 100-yard game at Hou. (9/18) his 191 yards receiving vs. GB (11/20) was a career high and fifth best in team history also had a career long in 94 with his 83-yard TD catch at Mia. (12/4) completed his first pass attempt to Bill Brooks for 32 yards at Mia. (12/4) became the third Bill to score over 400 points (Norwood-602, Simpson-420). 1993: Was selected to his sixth consecutive Pro Bowl led the Bills in receiving yards with 854, though he relinquished his receptions title to Pete Metzelaars tied for the team lead in TDs (6) with Thomas and Kenny Davis 159-yard receiving

5 performance vs. Was. (11/1) ranks as the second best of his career left the Mia. game (9/26) with a shoulder injury and no catch to break a 34-game streak broke his wrist at Pit. (11/15), but played with a cast and did not miss any games became only the 30th receiver in NFL history to hit the 8,000-yard plateau suffered a subluxed elbow vs. the Raiders (12/5) and was inactive at Phi. (12/12), breaking a 76- consecutive games started streak, dating back to the start of the 89 season surpassed the 1,000 playoff career yards receiving mark with four catches vs. KC (1/23). 1992: Led the team in receiving with 65 catches earned his fifth Pro Bowl trip caught 10 passes for 144 yards at SF (9/13), marking the fourth time in his career to eclipse the 10+ catches mark and the only Buffalo player to reach the plateau more than once became only the third Bill to go over the 7,000-yard mark for career combined yards from scrimmage and the first WR to do so caught his 50th career TD pass while posting a then-career best yardage mark, 168 yards, at NE (9/27) became the 31st player in NFL history to pass the 500 reception mark vs. Mia. (10/4) was instrumental in the Bills miraculous comeback win over Hou. in the playoffs (1/3) with his three TD catches and became the Bills all-time leading playoff scorer by doing so. 1991: Earned a trip to his fourth consecutive Pro Bowl while being named to Football News' and Sports Illustrated's Dr. Z's All-Pro teams, NEA's All-Pro second team and UPI's and Pro Football Weekly's All-AFC squad added another pair of records to his growing list in '91 became Buffalo's all-time leader in 100-yard receiving performances with 19 (old record: Elbert Dubenion, 16) recorded the most rushing yards of his career (136) and his personal longest rush with a 46-yarder at TB (9/22) moved ahead of Joe Cribbs into second place on Buffalo's all-time combined yardage list also moved into 4th place, passing Cookie Gilchrist, on Bills' all-time scoring list scored the first two TDs in the KC playoff game on a 25- yard and 53-yard pass from Jim Kelly. 1990: Played in his third Pro Bowl and was named to the All-AFC teams by UPI and Football News, in addition to All-Pro second teams by AP and College and Pro Football Weekly...was named the AFC s Offensive Player-of-the-Week vs. NYJ (10/21) for his 8 catches for 116 yards and two TDs...broke Elbert Dubenion s club record of 35 TD catches when he caught his 36th at Ind. (12/9)...eclipsed the 5,000-yards receiving mark at Hou. (11/26)...twisted his ankle early vs. Phx. (11/11) while blocking downfield for Thurman Thomas and missed the remainder of the game...recovered an onside KO late in the Miami playoff game to thwart hopes of a Dolphins comeback. 1989: Capped off a record-breaking season by being selected to his second Pro Bowl...was also voted to the UPI All-AFC team, Pro Football Weekly All-Pro team, AP All-Pro Second Team and College and Pro Football Newsweekly All-Pro Second Team recorded the 10th best season reception total in NFL history with 88 broke Elbert Dubenion s 21-year-old team record of 296 career catches at Sea. (12/4) with two receptions established a Bills record for most receiving yards in a season with 1,312, breaking Frank Lewis mark of 1,244 in 1981 and became the 4th Bills receiver to go over 1,000 yards receiving in a season led the AFC in receptions with 88 and yards receiving (1,312) and was second in the NFL to Green Bay s Sterling Sharpe, who had 90 tied Dubenion s Buffalo record of 3 consecutive 100-yard receiving games with 157 vs. Den., 135 at Hou. and 114 vs. NE tied another Dubenion record with 42 consecutive games with a catch until he broke the string vs. Mia. (10/29) tied Greg Bell s team record of 13 catches in a game vs. Den. (9/18) made the second longest TD reception in Bills playoff history when he caught a Jim Kelly pass over the middle and raced 50 yards for a 72-yard TD at Cle. 1988: Caught 71 passes, despite missing 1.5 games with a bruised right knee and broke the old team mark for the most receptions in a season of 70 by Frank Lewis (1981) was selected to the Pro Bowl for the first time in his career was also named AP HM All-Pro finished fourth in the AFC in receiving his 968 yards receiving was seventh best in AFC was hampered early in the season with a broken wrist, but played and didn t wear a cast until game at NE (9/18) when it was discovered after complaining of discomfort had a 36-yard run on a reverse vs. NE (10/23) that stood

6 as the longest run from scrimmage by a Bill in : Led the Bills and ranked third in the AFC in receptions with 57 in the strikeshortened season. 1986: Led the club in receptions with 53 despite missing 1.5 games with a right knee injury...his seven TDs were the most TD catches in one season since Jerry Butler s eight in : Had a solid rookie season by starting 15 of 16 games; only Eddie Brown of Cincinnati (53) and San Francisco s Jerry Rice (49) caught more passes among rookies also displayed exceptional running ability by scoring a 14-yard TD on a reverse at Phi. (10/27). receiving marks and finished his career with 142 catches for 2,020 yds. and 14 TD s...named to the All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference three consecutive seasons and twice was named an ECAC All- Star. PERSONAL: Full name Andre Darnell Reed...was a high school QB at Dieruff High in Allentown, PA led the school to an undefeated season his senior year and a conference title studied criminal justice in college...served as a celebrity spokesman for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Western New York while playing in Buffalo he has two children, a daughter, Auburn (5/24/94) and a son, Andre (7/5/96). COLLEGE: Had a record-setting career at Kutztown (PA) University set nine school REED S CAREER RECEIVING STATS YEAR CLUB G/GS REC YDS AVG LG TD 1985 Buffalo 16/ Buffalo 15/ t Buffalo 12/ Buffalo 15/ t Buffalo 16/ , t Buffalo 16/ t Buffalo 16/ , Buffalo 16/ Buffalo 15/ t Buffalo 16/ , t Buffalo 6/ t Buffalo 16/ , t Buffalo 15/ t Buffalo 15/ t Buffalo 16/ Washington 13/ t 1 TOTALS 234/ , t 87

7 HIGHWAY TO THE HALL The charts below shows where Andre Reed compares with the 22 post- WWII wide receivers enshrined in Canton, Ohio CAREER RECEPTIONS Player League Years Rec. 1. Jerry Rice NFL 20 1, Cris Carter NFL 16 1,101 - ANDRE REED NFL Art Monk NFL Steve Largent NFL James Lofton NFL T6. Charlie Joiner NFL T6. Michael Irvin NFL Charley Taylor NFL Don Maynard NFL/AFL Raymond Berry NFL Fred Biletnikoff AFL/NFL Lance Alworth AFL/NFL John Stallworth NFL Bobby Mitchell NFL Tommy McDonald NFL Paul Warfield NFL Tom Fears NFL Elroy Hirsch AAC/NFL Dante Lavelli AAC/NFL Pete Pihos NFL Bob Hayes NFL Lynn Swann NFL CAREER RECEIVING YARDAGE Player League Years Rec. 1. Jerry Rice NFL 20 22, James Lofton NFL 16 14, Cris Carter NFL 16 13,899 - ANDRE REED NFL 16 13, Steve Largent NFL 14 13, Art Monk NFL 16 12, Charlie Joiner NFL 18 12, Michael Irvin NFL 12 11, Don Maynard NFL/AFL 15 11, Lance Alworth AFL/NFL 11 10, Raymond Berry NFL 13 9, Charley Taylor NFL 13 9, Fred Biletnikoff AFL/NFL 14 8, John Stallworth NFL 14 8, Paul Warfield NFL 13 8, Tommy McDonald NFL 12 8, Bobby Mitchell NFL 11 7, Bob Hayes NFL 11 7, Elroy Hirsch AAC/NFL 12 7, Dante Lavelli AAC/NFL 11 6, Pete Pihos NFL 9 5, Lynn Swann NFL 9 5, Tom Fears NFL 9 5,397 LUCKY #13 Andre Reed was selected in the fourth round of the 1985 draft and was the 13 th wide receiver selected. Here is a list of the receivers selected before Reed: FIRST ROUND #10 Al Toon (Jets) #13 Eddie Brown (Bengals) #16 Jerry Rice (49ers) #23 Jessie Hester (Raiders) SECOND ROUND #31 Vance Johnson (Broncos) #42 Chris Burkett (Bills) #46 Stacy Robinson (Giants) #50 Chuck Scott (Rams) THIRD ROUND #78 James Maness (Bears) #79 Tim Moffett (Raiders) #81 Danny Greene (Seahawks) FOURTH ROUND #85 Buster Rhymes (Vikings) #86 Andre Reed (Bills) REED S 951 CATCHES BY QUARTERBACK Jim Kelly 665 Doug Flutie 100 Todd Collins 58 Frank Reich 41 Bruce Mathison 28 Vince Ferragamo 20 Rob Johnson 15 Alex Van Pelt 11 Brad Johnson 7 Billy Joe Hobert 3 Jeff George 3 FIRSTS & LASTS First career catch: 7 yards from Vince Ferragamo, 9/8/85 vs. SD Last career catch: 14 yards from Jeff George, 12/10/00 at Pitt. First career TD: 18 yards from Vince Ferragamo, 9/22/85 vs. NE Last career TD: 21 yards from Brad Johnson, 9/24/00 at NYG

8 ANDRE REED REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME Redskins Bills 9/3 vs. Car. (not with team) Ind Det. (not with team) 9/19 vs. NYJ /18 vs. Dal /26 vs. Phi NYG Mia /1 vs. TB /10 vs. Pit Phi /17 vs. Oak /15 vs. Bal Sea Jax Bal /30 vs. Ten Was Ari /14 vs. Mia St. L NYJ /26 vs. Phi /28 vs. NE /3 vs. NYG /12 vs. NYG Dal Ari Pit NE /24 vs. Ari. Placed on IR (hamstring) 1/2 vs. Ind TOTALS TOTALS Bills Bills Sep. SD t 2 Aug. 31 vs. Min Sep. Mia Sept. NYJ Sep. 20 vs. St.L t 1 Sept. KC t 1 Oct. 4 vs. SF DNP - Inactive Sept. 21 vs. Ind Oct. Ind Oct. 5 vs. Det t 1 Oct. 18 vs. Jax Oct. NE Oct. Car Oct. Ind Nov. 1 vs. Mia Oct. 26 vs. Den t 1 Nov. NYJ Nov. 2 vs. Mia Nov. 15 vs. NE Nov. 9 vs. NE Nov. 22 vs. Ind t 1 Nov. Mia Nov. NE Nov. Ten Dec. Cin Nov. 30 vs. NYJ t 1 Dec. 13 vs. Oak Dec. Chi Dec. 19 vs. NYJ Dec. 14 vs. Jax Dec. NO Dec. GB Placed on IR (shoulder) TOTALS t 5 TOTALS t Bills Bills Sep. NYG t 1 Sep. Den t 1 Sep. 8 vs. NE Sep. 10 vs. Car Sep. Pit Sep. 17 vs. Ind Sep. 22 vs. Dal Oct. Cle t 1 Oct. 6 vs. Ind t 1 Oct. 8 vs. NYJ Oct. 13 vs. Mia Oct. 15 vs. Sea. DNP - hamstring Oct. NYJ Oct. NE DNP - hamstring Oct. NE t 1 Oct. Mia. DNP - hamstring Nov. 3 vs. Was Nov. Ind. DNP - hamstring Nov. Phi Nov. 12 vs. Atl. DNP - hamstring Nov. 17 vs. Cin Nov. NYJ DNP - hamstring Nov. 24 vs. NYJ Nov. 26 vs. NE DNP - hamstring Dec. Ind Dec. SF DNP - hamstring Dec. Sea Dec. St. L. DNP - hamstring Dec. Mia t 1 Dec. 17 vs. Mia. DNP - hamstring Dec. 22 vs. KC Dec. 24 vs. Hou t 1 TOTALS 66 1, t 6 TOTALS t 3

9 1994 Bills 1993 Bills Sep. 4 vs. NYJ Sep. 5 vs. NE t 3 Sep. NE t 1 Sep. Dal Sep. Hou Sep. 26 vs. Mia Sep. 26 vs. Den Oct. 3 vs. NYG Oct. Chi Oct. 11 vs. Hou t 2 Oct. 9 vs. Mia Oct. NYJ Oct. 16 vs. Ind Nov. 1 vs. Was t 1 Oct. 30 vs. KC Nov. NE Nov. NYJ Nov. Pit Nov. Pit t 1 Nov. 21 vs. Ind Nov. 20 vs. GB Nov. KC Nov. Det Dec. 5 vs. Rai Dec. Mia t 2 Dec. Phi. DNP Dec. 11 vs. Min Dec. Mia Dec. 18 vs. NE Dec. 26 vs. NYJ Dec. Ind Jan. Ind TOTALS 90 1, t 8 TOTALS t Bills 1991 Bills Sep. 6 vs. Rams Sep. 1 vs. Mia t 1 Sep. SF Sep. 8 vs. Pit Sep. 20 vs. Ind Sep. NYJ Sep. NE Sep. TB Oct. 4 vs. Mia Sep. 29 vs. Chi Oct. Rai Oct. KC Oct. NYJ Oct. 13 vs. Ind Nov. 1 vs. NE Oct. 21 vs. Cin t 1 Nov. 8 vs. Pit Nov. 3 vs. NE Nov. Mia Nov. GB Nov. 22 vs. Atl Nov. Mia t 2 Nov. Ind Nov. NE Dec. 6 vs. NYJ Dec. 1 vs. NYJ t 1 Dec. 12 vs. Den Dec. Rai Dec. NO Dec. Ind Dec. Hou Dec. 22 vs. Det TOTALS TOTALS 81 1, Bills 1989 Bills Sep. 9 vs. Ind Sept. Mia Sep. Mia Sept. 18 vs. Den Sep. NYJ Sept. Hou t 2 Sep. 30 vs. Den Oct. 1 vs. NE Oct. 7 vs. Rai t 1 Oct. Ind Oct. 21 vs. NYJ t 2 Oct. 16 vs. Rams Oct. NE Oct. 22 vs. NYJ t 1 Nov. Cle Oct. 29 vs. Mia Nov. 11 vs. Pho Nov. Atl Nov. 18 vs. NE Nov. 12 vs. Ind t 2 Nov. Hou Nov. NE Dec. 2 vs. Phi t 1 Nov. 26 vs. Cin t 1 Dec. Ind t 2 Dec. Sea t 1 Dec. NYG Dec. 10 vs. NO Dec. 23 vs. Mia Dec. SF Dec. Was Dec. NYJ TOTALS t 8 TOTALS 88 1, t 9

10 1988 Bills 1987 Bills Sep. 4 vs. Min Sep. 13 vs. NYJ Sep. 11 vs. Mia Sep. 20 vs. Hou Sep. NE Oct. Mia Sep. 25 vs. Pit Nov. 1 vs. Was Oct. Chi Nov. 8 vs. Den Oct. 9 vs. Ind Nov. Cle Oct. NYJ t 2 Nov. NYJ Oct. 23 vs. NE Nov. 29 vs. Mia Oct. 30 vs. GB Dec. Rai Nov. Sea Dec. Ind Nov. Mia Dec. 20 vs. NE Nov. 20 vs. NYJ Dec. Phi Nov. Cin TOTALS Dec. TB Dec. 11 vs. Rai. DNP Dec. Ind TOTALS t Bills 1985 Bills Sep. 7 vs. NYJ t 1 Sep. 8 vs. SD Sep. Cin Sep. NYJ Sep. 21 vs. St. L Sep. 22 vs. NE t 1 Sep. 28 vs. KC Sep. 29 vs. Min Oct. NYJ Oct. Ind Oct. Mia t 1 Oct. NE Oct. 19 vs. Ind t 2 Oct. 20 vs. Ind Oct. 26 vs. NE DNP Oct. Phi t 1 Nov. TB Nov. 3 vs. Cin Nov. 9 vs. Pit Nov. 10 vs. Hou Nov. 16 vs. Mia Nov. Cle Nov. NE Nov. 24 vs. Mia Nov. KC Dec. SD Dec. 7 vs. Cle Dec. 8 vs. NYJ Dec. Ind Dec. Pit Dec. Hou Dec. Mia TOTALS t 7 TOTALS REED S SINGLE-GAME HIGHS (Regular Season Only) RECEPTIONS RECEIVING YARDS LONGEST RECEPTION 15 vs. GB, 11/20/ vs. GB, 11/20/94 83t Miami, 12/4/94 13 vs. Denver, 9/18/ NE, 9/27/92 78t Houston, 9/24/89 11 vs. Miami, 9/1/ vs. Washington, 11/1/93 77t KC, 9/14/97 10 (3 times) Last vs. Mia., 10/13/ vs. Denver, 9/18/89 67t vs. Ind., 11/ (3 times) Clev., 10/2/ vs. Miami, 9/1/91 67t Miami, 12/16/96

11 REED'S 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES DATE OPPONENT REC YARDS AVG LG TD San Diego /1/87 WASHINGTON /6/87 RAIDERS /11/88 MIAMI /9/88 INDIANAPOLIS Jets t 2 9/18/89 DENVER Houston t 2 10/1/89 NEW ENGLAND /16/89 RAMS Atlanta New England San Francisco Cleveland t 1 10/21/90 JETS Cleveland *1/12/91 MIAMI /1/91 MIAMI t 1 9/8/91 PITTSBURGH /3/91 NEW ENGLAND Raiders *1/5/92 KANSAS CITY t 2 San Francisco New England *1/3/93 HOUSTON *1/31/93 Dallas (SB XXVII) /5/93 NEW ENGLAND t 3 11/1/93 WASHINGTON t 1 New England t 1 10/30/94 Kansas City /20/94 GREEN BAY Miami t 2 12/18/94 NEW ENGLAND NY Giants t 1 10/13/96 MIAMI New England t 1 11/17/96 CINCINNATI Miami /31/97 MINNESOTA Kansas City t 1 11/22/98 INDIANAPOLIS t 1 TOTALS : YARD GAMES (36 regular season, 5 playoffs) *Playoff Game