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BALSTOKLEY80

Brandon Stokley

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Baltimore Ravens · WR

Brandon Stokley recorded 139 indexed regular-season NFL appearances across 15 rostered seasons with BLT, Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos, New York Giants, Seattle Seahawks, Indianapolis Colts.

▶Best highlights

38.2

rec yds/gm

0.2

rush yds/gm

14

playoff games

139

career games

Five defining games

Start here

A provisional five-game introduction to Brandon Stokley's most significant indexed performances.

Wild Card
2003
DENVERBRONCOS
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
JAN 4, 2004

Denver Broncos vs Indianapolis Colts

Wild Card · Jan 4, 2004

4 rec · 144 rec yds · 2 rec TD

Regular Season
2004
HOUSTONTEXANS
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
NOV 14, 2004

Houston Texans vs Indianapolis Colts

Regular Season · Nov 14, 2004

5 rec · 132 rec yds · 2 rec TD

Regular Season
2004
GREEN BAYPACKERS
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
SEP 26, 2004

Green Bay Packers vs Indianapolis Colts

Regular Season · Sep 26, 2004

8 rec · 110 rec yds · 2 rec TD

Regular Season
2004
TENNESSEETITANS
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
DEC 5, 2004

Tennessee Titans vs Indianapolis Colts

Regular Season · Dec 5, 2004

8 rec · 153 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Regular Season
2004
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
DETROITLIONS
NOV 25, 2004

Indianapolis Colts vs Detroit Lions

Regular Season · Nov 25, 2004

5 rec · 57 rec yds · 3 rec TD

Single-game peaks

Career highs

Position-relevant single-game records from Brandon Stokley's indexed NFL box scores.

Career high: 153 receiving yards

Regular Season
2004
TENNESSEETITANS
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
DEC 5, 2004

Tennessee Titans vs Indianapolis Colts

Regular Season · Dec 5, 2004

8 rec · 153 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career high: 9 receptions

Regular Season
2003
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
HOUSTONTEXANS
DEC 28, 2003

Indianapolis Colts vs Houston Texans

Regular Season · Dec 28, 2003

9 rec · 67 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career high: 3 receiving touchdowns

Regular Season
2004
INDIANAPOLISCOLTS
DETROITLIONS
NOV 25, 2004

Indianapolis Colts vs Detroit Lions

Regular Season · Nov 25, 2004

5 rec · 57 rec yds · 3 rec TD

Career high: 12 targets

Regular Season
2002
PITTSBURGHSTEELERS
BALTIMORERAVENS
OCT 27, 2002

Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens

Regular Season · Oct 27, 2002

4 rec · 50 rec yds · 0 rec TD

Career high: 1 reception of 40+ yards

Wild Card
2010
NEW ORLEANSSAINTS
SEATTLESEAHAWKS
JAN 8, 2011

New Orleans Saints vs Seattle Seahawks

Wild Card · Jan 8, 2011

4 rec · 73 rec yds · 1 rec TD

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Brandon Stokley's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1996–1999

01
BALSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
BALLEWIS52Ray Lewis
BALOGDEN75Jonathan Ogden

A new franchise drafts its defensive spine

Baltimore Ravens · The Baltimore foundation

The Ravens used their first draft to select Lewis and Ogden, giving a young franchise two Hall of Fame pillars before the wins arrived.

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Franchise era

2000–2006

02
BALSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
BALLEWIS52Ray Lewis
BALREED20Ed Reed

A historic unit sets the franchise standard

Baltimore Ravens · Defense wins the first title

The 2000 defense overwhelmed the postseason and won Super Bowl XXXV; Reed and Jamal Lewis then helped Baltimore remain a yearly threat.

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Franchise era

1998–2011

03
INDSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
INDMANNING18Peyton Manning
INDHARRISON88Marvin Harrison

Pre-snap command creates a perennial contender

Indianapolis Colts · The Peyton Manning machine

Manning and a precisely constructed offense won at least twelve games seven straight times and captured Super Bowl XLI after a defining comeback against New England.

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Franchise era

1999–2011

04
DENSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
DENBAILEY24Champ Bailey
DENSMITH80Rod Smith

Good defenses and changing quarterbacks

Denver Broncos · Searching after Elway

Denver remained competitive and reached the 2005 AFC title game, then a run of instability ended with Tim Tebow's brief, unforgettable playoff moment.

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Franchise era

2007–2012

05
BALSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
BALFLACCO5Joe Flacco
BALRICE27Ray Rice

Five straight postseasons end with a championship

Baltimore Ravens · Flacco's January run

John Harbaugh and Flacco reached the playoffs in each of their first five seasons together, culminating in four road-or-neutral wins and the Super Bowl XLVII title.

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Franchise era

2010–2016

06
SEASTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
SEAWILSON3Russell Wilson
SEASHERMAN25Richard Sherman

Defense, competition and a first championship

Seattle Seahawks · The Legion of Boom

Pete Carroll built a young, physical roster that overwhelmed Denver in Super Bowl XLVIII and returned the next year before a goal-line interception.

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Franchise era

2004–2012

07
NYGSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
NYGMANNING10Eli Manning
NYGSTRAHAN92Michael Strahan

Road playoff resilience topples New England twice

New York Giants · Eli's two impossible runs

Manning's late-game calm and a deep pass rush produced two unlikely championships, including the upset of an 18–0 Patriots team.

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Franchise era

2012–2015

08
DENSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
DENMANNING18Peyton Manning
DENMILLER58Von Miller

A record offense gives way to a title defense

Denver Broncos · Peyton's final act

Manning directed the highest-scoring offense in league history before Miller and an elite defense carried Denver to victory in Super Bowl 50.

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Franchise era

2013–2017

09
BALSTOKLEY—Brandon Stokley
BALSUGGS55Terrell Suggs
BALYANDA73Marshal Yanda

Veteran defense gives way to a new plan

Baltimore Ravens · Between championship cores

Baltimore stayed competitive while the title roster aged, then prepared for its boldest offensive reinvention.

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Career accomplishments

Super Bowl champion · 2000, 2006, 201115 NFL seasons139 career games32 career rushing yards396 career receptions5,311 career receiving yards38 career receiving touchdowns17 career solo tacklesDrafted by: BLTDraft pick: 105Jersey: 8014 playoff appearances1 Super Bowl appearanceFirst appearance: Oct 21, 1999Most recent: Dec 8, 2013

Official awards via ESPN · Pro Bowl and All-Pro counts via NFLverse with selection years cross-checked against Wikipedia · league leads verified from indexed regular-season stats

Team history