Ladenian Tomalinson’s best RB scoring season was
The 2006 season of Ladenian Tomlinson was not just great – it was groundbreaking. Scoring 28 Rushing Touchdown, Lieutenant broke the single-season record, which was set a 27 set of Sean Alexander last year ago. But it was not state-padding; Tomalinson distributed when it matters the most. He scored twice or more in 10 different sports, including a 3-TD performance against Denver, which helped him to seal the number 1 seed in that season. His dominance was not an empty yard – it was a point on the board, the pressure on the rescue, and the standing wins.
To keep it in perspective, only four entire teams had more running touchdowns than LT that year. He took every 11 caries, a level of efficiency which is border absurd. With 31 total touchdowns and over 1,800 running yard, Tomlinson’s 2006 campaign was the correct mix of production, consistency and clutch performance. This was not just the best RB scoring season – it was the standard of gold to run the greatness back.
