in the season, becoming the first NCAA player to post multiple 5,000-yard passing seasons. NCAA records Harrell holds 8 Individual NCAA records. See also NCAA records held by individual Red Raiders The NCAA Records book also mentions Graham Harrell for the following items: Single-game yards passing: 646 (Rank 6th) (Vs Oklahoma St. September 22, 2007) Single-game yards, total offense: 643 (Rank 7th) (Vs Oklahoma St. September 22, 2007) Single-game attempts: 72 (Rank 23rd) (vs Oklahoma November 17, 2007) single-game completions: 48 (18th) (vs UTEP September 8, 2007) Single-game completions: 47 (Rank 20th) (vs Oklahoma November 17, 2007) Season yards passing: 5,705 (Rank 2nd) 2007 Season yards passing: 5,111 (Rank 8th) 2008 Season yards total offense: 5,614 (Rank 5th) 2007 Season yards total offense: 5.096 (Rank 13th) 2008 Season yards per game passing: 438.8 (Rank 3rd) 2007 Season yards per game passing: 393.2 (Rank 14th) 2008 Season yards per game total offense: 431.8 (Rank 3rd) 2007 Season yards per game total offense: 392 (Rank 18th) 2008 Season touchdown passes: 48 (Rank 7th) 2007 Season touchdown passes: 45 (Rank 14th) 2008 Career yards passing: 15,793 (Rank 4th) Career yards total offense: 15,599 (Rank 5th) Career yards passing per game: 351 (Rank 3rd) Career yards per game total offense: 346.6 (Rank 5th) Career touchdown passes: 134 (Rank 3rd) Annual total offense champion: 2007 NCAA records reference (Last referenced for 2015 season) Awards and honors Harrell has received multiple honors, including the 2008 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award. Professional career Pre-draft Following his senior season at Texas Tech, Harrell entered the 2009 NFL Draft but went undrafted to the surprise of many. He participated with the Cleveland Browns in their rookie camp the first weekend in May 2009 but was not signed despite coach Eric Mangini giving Harrell praise. UFL Access reported that Harrell would work out in front of United Football League representatives in Las Vegas. Saskatchewan Roughriders On July 20, 2009, Harrell signed a two-year plus an option contract with the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League, joining former Texas Tech teammate Eric Morris who had signed months earlier. After a brief stay in the CFL, Harrell requested to be released from his CFL contract to pursue his NFL options, and was released by the Roughriders on April 22, 2010. Green Bay Packers Harrell signed with the Green Bay Packers on May 19, 2010. On December 18, Harrell was signed to