Spring football history · Player
Myron Mitchell
WR · USFL · 1 season (2023)
Teams by season
Receiving
Column guide
- GP
- Games played
- GS
- Games started
- Tgt
- Targets
- Rec
- Receptions
- Yds
- Receiving yards
- Avg
- Yards per reception
- Y/G
- Receiving yards per game
- TD
- Receiving touchdowns
- Lng
- Longest reception
- YAC
- Yards after catch
Kick Returns
Column guide
- GP
- Games played
- Ret
- Kick returns
- Yds
- Kick return yards
- Avg
- Yards per return
- Lng
- Longest return
- TD
- Return touchdowns
Punt Returns
Column guide
- GP
- Games played
- Ret
- Punt returns
- Yds
- Punt return yards
- Avg
- Yards per return
- Lng
- Longest return
- TD
- Return touchdowns
- FC
- Fair catches
All-purpose yards
Column guide
- GP
- Games played
- Rush Yds
- Rushing yards
- Rec Yds
- Receiving yards
- KR Yds
- Kick return yards
- PR Yds
- Punt return yards
- AP Yds
- All-purpose yards: rushing yards + receiving yards + kick return yards + punt return yards (computed by UFL Blitz from the published totals)
AP Yds adds rushing, receiving, kick return and punt return yards where the source publishes them.
Scoring
Column guide
- GP
- Games played
- Pts
- Total points scored (as published)
- TD
- Total touchdowns scored (as published)
- Rush TD
- Rushing touchdowns
- Rec TD
- Receiving touchdowns
- Ret TD
- Kick/punt return touchdowns
- Def TD
- Interception/fumble return touchdowns
Regular-season stats from each season’s own published source (listed on that season’s page); team names are as they were that season. Career rows add up the published season totals (the “Career totals” switch, where shown, limits them to UFL seasons or includes the XFL and USFL); rates (completion %, yards per attempt, averages, passer rating) are recomputed from the sums and longs are the career best. A “–” means the source does not publish that stat for a season it touches. Within a league players are matched by the league’s or source’s player ID; across leagues by exact name with position and year checks, and anything uncertain is kept as a separate page.