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NAU

Braylon Gardner

Braylon Gardner comes in 1534th of 1601 ncaaf wrs in receiving yards, at 3.8 per game.

94th beats 94% of the NCAAF WRs; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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Playing Timevs NCAAF WRs▶
Games Played4
EfficiencyOffensevs NCAAF WRs▶
Carries with a Countable Outcome1
Points Added per Play0.78—
Total Points Added3.941st959/1614
Success Rate Running100%—
RushingOffensevs NCAAF WRs▶
Carries0.333rd337/536
Rushing Yards253rd245/536
Yards per Carry8.0—
Rushing Touchdowns044th70/536
Longest Run852nd246/536
ReceivingOffensevs NCAAF WRs▶
Receptions115th1285/1601
Receiving Yards3.84th1534/1601
Yards per Catch3.8—
Receiving Touchdowns158th456/1601
Longest Catch62nd1554/1601
Ball SecurityOffensevs NCAAF WRs▶
Fumbles059th1/1667
Fumbles Lost055th1/1667
Special Teamsvs NCAAF WRs▶
Kick Returns115th253/359
Kick Return Yards02nd347/359
Kick Return Touchdowns048th18/359
4 games
DateOppRECREC YDSREC TDLONG RECCARRUSH YDS
NAUOct 4, 2026@IDSTIDST1313——
NAUSep 20, 2026@UTUUTU1505——
NAUSep 12, 2026UIWUIW————18
NAUSep 6, 2026@ARIZARIZ2706——
By season2 seasons
SeasonGPRECREC YDSYDS/RECREC TDLONG RECRUSH YDSRUSH TD
2026NAU44153.81680
2025NAU1133.003——

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