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Rushigami and Catchigami apply Jon Bois's Scorigami idea to one player's box score: a rushing or receiving line no NFL player had put up in any game since 1999. These articles explain how each tracker works, who creates the most new lines and how rare they have become.

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Pro FootballUpdated Sep 26, 2026

What Is Rushigami? New NFL Rushing Lines Since 1999

A rushigami is a rushing line, yards and TDs in one game, that no NFL player had put up since 1999. How the chart works, why they're rare, and who has the most.

Pro FootballUpdated Sep 26, 2026

What Is Catchigami? New NFL Receiving Lines Since 1999

A catchigami is a receiving line, catches, yards and TDs in one game, that no NFL player had put up since 1999. How the chart works and who creates the most.