|
 | (1986 Topps #161), In his first year he established a team record for rookies with 927 receiving yards,finishing second on the team that season to RB Roger Craig (1,014). First career TD came on a 25-yard pass from Joe Montana at Atlanta (10-6). Started four games during rookie season. |
 | September 5, 1994, Jerry Rice scores his 127th career touchdown, breaking the NFL's most prestigious record, during the 49ers 44-14 win over the Los Angeles Raiders. Photo by Mickey Pfleger |
 | January 29, 1995, One minute and 24 seconds into the first quarter of Super Bowl XXIX, Jerry Rice crossed the goal line with a 44-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Steve Young, capping the fastest opening touchdown in Super Bowl history. |
 | Great Rice Photos by Mickey Pfleger can be found in Sports California. It is available at selected locations throughout the SanFrancisco Bay area and by mail subscription. Email Mickey for more info. |
 | September 10, 1995 Jerry Rice glides into the end zone with a 29-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter against the Atlanta Falcons. He had 100+ yards this game which tied the record for the most 100 games (50). Photo by Jason M. Grow |
 | Rice required just two quarters on October 29, 1995 against the New Orleans Saints to surpass the 73 yards receiving he needed to move past the 14,004 receiving yards amassed by James Lofton from 1978 to 1993. Rice had eight catches for 108 yards, giving him 14,040 career yards in 10 1/2 seasons. |
 | Jerry Rice congratulates J.J. Stokes on his first NFL touchdown. Photo by Gary Reyes |
 | Bart Oates was the first to congratulate Jerry Rice after one of Rice's three touchdown catches, who finished with 14 catches and a career high 289 receiving yards. Photo by L.G. Francis |
 | San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jerry Rice (80) congratulates fellow receiver J.J. Stokes (83) after Rice threw his first touchdown pass to Stokes in the first half against the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta Sunday December 24 1995. Photo Associated Press |
 | Jerry Rice catches one of his 12 passes of the day during the game against the Atlanta Falcons in Atlanta Sunday December 24 1995. These catches pushed him past Art Monk and made him the NFL's all-time receiving leader with 942 (including a team record 122 this year), and his yardage gave him a one-season NFL record of 1,848. |
 |  Jerry Rice is one of the many sports atheletes sporting the new Breathe Right nasal strips (Photo by Jed Jacobson/Allsport) |
 | 1000th RECEPTION!!!As usual, Jerry Rice did exactly what was needed to win the game. He also got exactly what he needed to become the first player with 1,000 career receptions Sunday night, November 3, 1996, in New Orleans.
|
 | Jerry Rice and his family greet enthusiastic fans during the victory parade through San Francisco celebrating the Niners unprecedented fifth Superbowl win, January 1995. This is all too much for Jerry, Jr., who is conked out on his father's lap. Photo by Francis Walsh.
|
Return to The Jerry Rice Home Page