This list combines the statistics and records of the seven CFL American teams from 1993 to 1995: Baltimore Stallions, Birmingham Barracudas, Las Vegas Posse, Memphis Mad Dogs, Sacramento Gold Miners, San Antonio Texans, and the Shreveport Pirates. Though no city lasted more than 2 years in the CFL, they combined for 10 seasons of team statistics, including several record breaking performances.

Most points – CFL USA Career

• 406 – Roman Anderson (1994–95)
• 385 – Carlos Huerta (1994–95)

Most Points – Season

• 235 – Roman Anderson – San Antonio – 1995
• 228 – Carlos Huerta – Baltimore – 1995
• 184 – Donald Igwebuike – Baltimore - 1994
• 171 – Roman Anderson – Sacramento – 1994
• 157 – Carlos Huerta – Las Vegas – 1993
• 156 – Jim Crouch – Sacramento – 1993
• 144 – Luis Zendejas – Birmingham – 1995

Most Points – Game

• 30 – Martin Patton – Shreveport versus Winnipeg, August 5, 1995

Most Touchdowns – CFL USA Career

• 34 – Mike Pringle

Most Touchdowns – Season

• 18 – Chris Armstrong – Baltimore - 1994

Most Touchdowns – Game

• 5 – Martin Patton – Shreveport versus Winnipeg, August 5, 1995

Most Passing Yards – CFL USA Career

• 13,834 – David Archer (1993–95)
• 7705 – Tracy Ham (1994–95)

Most Passing Yards – Season

• 6023 – David Archer – Sacramento – 1993
• 4911 – Matt Dunigan – Birmingham – 1995
• 4471 – David Archer – San Antonio – 1995
• 4348 – Tracy Ham – Baltimore – 1994
• 3767 – Billy Joe Tolliver – Shreveport - 1995
• 3357 – Tracy Ham – Baltimore – 1994
• 3340 – David Archer – Sacramento - 1994
• 3211 – Damon Allen – Memphis - 1995
• 2582 – Anthony Calvillo – Las Vegas – 1994
• 1812 – Kerwin Bell – Sacramento - 1994
• 1259 – Mike Johnson – Shreveport – 1994
• 1222 – Len Williams – Las Vegas – 1994
• 1193 – Rickey Foggie – Memphis - 1995
• 1046 – Terrence Jones – Shreveport - 1994

Most Passing Yards – Game

• 551 - Anthony Calvillo – Las Vegas versus Ottawa, Sept. 3, 1994

Most Passing Touchdowns – CFL USA Career

• 86 – David Archer (1993–95)
• 51 – Tracy Ham (1994–95)
• 34 – Matt Dunigan (1995)

Most Passing Touchdowns – Season

• 35 – David Archer – Sacramento - 1993
• 34 – Matt Dunigan – Birmingham - 1995
• 30 – Tracy Ham – Baltimore – 1994
• 30 – David Archer – San Antonio – 1995

Most Passing Touchdowns – Game

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Most Rushing Yards – CFL USA Career

• 4,131 – Mike Pringle (1994–95)

Most Rushing Yards – Season (all 1000 yard rushers included)

• 1972 – Mike Pringle – Baltimore - 1994
• 1791 – Mike Pringle – Baltimore – 1995
• 1230 – Troy Mills – Sacramento – 1994
• 1040 – Martin Patton – Shreveport -1995
• 1030 – Mike Saunders – San Antonio - 1995

Most Rushing Yards – Game

• 232 – Mike Pringle – Baltimore versus Shreveport, Sep. 3, 1994
• 230 – Troy Mills – Sacramento versus Ottawa, Oct. 24, 1994

Most Receiving Yards – CFL USA Career

• 2,697 – Chris Armstrong (1994–95)
• 2,677 – Rod Harris (1993–94)

Most Receiving Yards – CFL USA Season

• 1586 – Chris Armstrong – Baltimore – 1994
• 1559 – Marcus Grant – Birmingham – 1995
• 1415 – Joe Horn – Memphis – 1995
• 1397 - Rod Harris – Sacramento – 1993
• 1280 - Rod Harris – Sacramento – 1994
• 1202 - Curtis Mayfield – Las Vegas – 1994
• 1111 – Chris Armstrong – Baltimore - 1995
• 1101 – Jason Phillips – Birmingham – 1995
• 1074 – Titus Dixon – Sacramento – 1993

Most Receiving Yards – Game

• 319 – Curtis Mayfield – Las Vegas versus Ottawa, September 3, 1994

Most Receptions – CFL USA Career

• 184 – Rod Harris (1993–95)

Most Receptions – Season

• 90 - Rod Harris – Sacramento – 1993
• 86 - Rod Harris – Sacramento – 1994
• 84 – Marcus Grant – Birmingham – 1995
• 76 – Jason Phillips – Birmingham – 1995
• 72 – Chris Armstrong – Baltimore – 1994
• 71 – Joe Horn – Memphis – 1995
• 64 – Chris Armstrong – Baltimore - 1995
• 61 – Titus Dixon – Sacramento – 1993
• 61 - Curtis Mayfield – Las Vegas - 1994
• 61 – Troy Mills - Sacramento - 1994
• 60 – Mark Stock – San Antonio – 1995
• 58 - Curtis Mayfield – Shreveport - 1995

Most Receptions – Game

• 14 - Curtis Mayfield – Las Vegas versus Ottawa, September 3, 1994

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