Five Years of ELF: Records, records, records

Five seasons of the European League of Football have already produced unforgettable performances, explosive offenses, and historic individual achievements.

From record-breaking quarterbacks to dominant running backs and unstoppable playmakers, the ELF has built an impressive statistical history since kicking off in 2021. Here is a brief selection of some of the most remarkable individual single game records from the first five years:

Jadrian Clark owns passing record

No quarterback has defined the ELF era quite like Jadrian Clark.

In 2025, Clark set the league’s single-game passing record with 519 passing yards, the highest total ever recorded in an ELF game. The veteran quarterback has dominated European football for years.

Clark also shares the ELF single-game record for passing touchdowns. In 2023, he threw eight touchdown passes in one game - a mark later matched by Chad Jeffries in 2025.

Madre London’s legendary ground game

The inaugural ELF MVP still owns one of the most untouchable records in league history.

Madre London rushed for an incredible 352 yards in a single game during the 2021 season. Even as ELF offenses have become more explosive over the years, nobody has managed to surpass London’s historic rushing performance.

Nathaniel Robitaille and Harlan Kwofie set the benchmark for receivers

Nathaniel Robitaille delivered the greatest receiving performance the league has seen so far. In 2022, Robitaille recorded 286 receiving yards in a single game - still the highest total in ELF history.

Another receiving record fell in 2025 when Harlan Kwofie caught six touchdown passes in one game, setting a new ELF benchmark for receiving touchdowns.

Special teams can change everything

Some of the league’s most spectacular moments have happened on special teams. In 2023, Devan Burrell returned kickoffs for 295 yards in a single game, the highest kickoff return total ever recorded in the ELF. Burrell also tied the record for the longest kickoff return touchdown with a 100-yard return.

Kickers have also made history. In 2024, Ryan Rimmler converted a remarkable 60-yard field goal, the longest successful kick in ELF history.