yards passing, equaling Drew Brees for the most such playoff games in league history. Super Bowl The Seattle Seahawks recorded the quickest score in Super Bowl history when Cliff Avril tackled Denver Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno in the endzone after a fumbled shotgun snap with just 12 seconds elapsed in the contest. The Seahawks would maintain a lead throughout the game leading to a record for the longest time holding a lead (59 minutes, 48 seconds) in Super Bowl history. The Broncos set the record for most Super Bowl losses with five. The Seahawks' defeat of the Broncos marked the first time in NFL history that a game ended with a 43–8 score. Peyton Manning set a Super Bowl record for passes completed with 34. Manning threw for 280 yards to pass Tom Brady and move into first place on the career playoff passing yardage list with 6,589 yards. Demaryius Thomas caught 13 passes to set a single-game Super Bowl record. Regular season statistical leaders Awards and statistics Individual season awards The 3rd Annual NFL Honors, saluting the best players and plays from 2013 season, was held on February 1, 2014, at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. All-Pro team The following players were named first team All-Pro by the Associated Press: Players of the week/month The following were named the top performers during the 2013 season: Team statistical leaders Offense Most points scored: Denver, 606 points (37.9 points/game) Fewest points scored: Jacksonville, 247 points (15.4 points/game) Most total offense: Denver, 7,317 yards (457.3 yards/game) Least total offense: Tampa Bay, 4,432 yards (277 yards/game) Most total passing: Denver, 5,444 yards (340.3 yards/game) Least total passing: Tampa Bay, 2,820 yards (176.3 yards/game) Most rushing: Philadelphia, 2,566 yards (160.4 yards/game) Least rushing: Atlanta, 1,247 yards (77.9 yards/game) Defense Fewest points allowed: Seattle, 231 points (14.4 points/game) Most points allowed: Minnesota, 480 (30 points/game) Fewest total yards allowed (defense): Seattle, 4,378 yards (273.6 yards/game) Most total yards allowed (defense): Dallas, 6,645 yards (415.3 yards/game) Fewest passing yards allowed: Seattle, 2,752 (172 yards/game) Most passing yards allowed (defense): Philadelphia, 4,636 yards (289.8 yards/game) Fewest rushing yards allowed (defense): Arizona, 1,351 yards (84.4 yards/game) Most rushing yards allowed (defense): Chicago, 2,583 yards (161.4 yards/game) Head coach/front office changes Head coach Offseason In-season The following head coaches were replaced in-season: Front office Offseason Attendance Notes – Played one home game in Toronto, Ontario,