I just got to get out there and get open for them. Chambers got open enough times to become the first player under Barry Alvarez to fashion consecutive 100-yard receiving games. Granted, the Badgers never will be among the national leaders in passing yardage. But Chambers currently ranks among some rather gifted receivers who have played for the Badgers. With 36 catches for 546 yards this season, Chambers has 111 catches for 1,737 yards, a 15.6-yard average.
Chambers has two regular-season games left.
But if the Badgers qualify for a bowl game he would need to average 6.7 receptions per game to break Toon's reception record. The yardage mark seems a bit out of reach, considering Chambers would need to average 122 yards per game. Chambers isn't worried about individual records and personal glory. He relishes tying up a defensive back downfield to spring a running back just as much as he does catching a pass. Those are the qualities that will earn him a home in the National Football League next season.