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The 'Last pair of 100-yard rushers by team' quiz

Created on December 1, 2025 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 64 (0%) | Quiz FAQ

The Chicago Bears took on the Philadelphia Eagles on Black Friday, and took advantage of a two-for-one deal on 100-yard rushing games from their running backs in a 24-15 win.

Rookie seventh-round pick Kyle Monangai rumbled for 130 yards (his second 130+ yard effort) while veteran D’Andre Swift racked up 125 yards of his own. The pair also scored a touchdown each to knock off the defending Super Bowl champions and vault Chicago into the NFC’s top seed with the Rams loss to Carolina.

The win sets up the first of two massive head-to-head games with the Green Bay Packers, who trail the Bears by just one win in the NFC North with five games left in the regular season.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Monangai and Swift became the first pair of Bears to both rush for 100 yards in the same game since Walter Payton and Matt Suhey in 1985. With that being said, can you name the last pair of running backs to each rush for at least 100 yards in the same game for each NFL team?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Team / Season / Yards / Jersey # | Instructions: An asterisk (*) indicates that game occurred while team was in a different city and/or playing under a different name. | Created on December 1, 2025 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 64 (0%) | Quiz FAQ

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ARZ* / 1980 / 126 / #32

ARZ / 1980 / 102 / #24

ATL / 2006 / 106 / #32

ATL / 2006 / 101 / #7

BAL / 2018 / 119 / #8

BAL / 2018 / 115 / #35

BUF / 2015 / 112 / #25

BUF / 2015 / 110 / #29

CAR / 2022 / 165 / #33

CAR / 2022 / 125 / #30

CHI / 2025 / 130 / #25

CHI / 2025 / 125 / #4

CIN / 1986 / 163 / #21

CIN / 1986 / 120 / #32

CLE / 2020 / 126 / #24

CLE / 2020 / 104 / #27

DAL / 2019 / 131 / #20

DAL / 2019 / 117 / #21

DEN / 2011 / 163 / #15

DEN / 2011 / 118 / #32

DET / 1980 / 153 / #20

DET / 1980 / 111 / #24

GB / 2008 / 106 / #25

GB / 2008 / 106 / #42

HOU / 2011 / 124 / #23

HOU / 2011 / 115 / #44

IND / 2019 / 116 / #33

IND / 2019 / 109 / #25

JAX / 2010 / 109 / #23

JAX / 2010 / 101 / #32

KC / 2012 / 226 / #25

KC / 2012 / 101 / #40

LAC* / 2007 / 122 / #43

LAC* / 2007 / 116 / #21

LAR* / 2001 / 183 / #28

LAR* / 2001 / 145 / #24

LVR* / 1999 / 122 / #26

LVR* / 1999 / 111 / #47

MIA / 1975 / 125 / #22

MIA / 1975 / 102 / #36

MIN / 1964 / 137 / #20

MIN / 1964 / 103 / #30

NE / 2012 / 137 / #38

NE / 2012 / 106 / #22

NO / 2022 / 112 / #7

NO / 2022 / 103 / #41

NYG / 2022 / 110 / #26

NYG / 2022 / 107 / #8

NYJ / 2010 / 133 / #21

NYJ / 2010 / 117 / #23

PHI / 2025 / 150 / #26

PHI / 2025 / 104 / #37

PIT / 2014 / 147 / #26

PIT / 2014 / 118 / #27

SEA / 2014 / 140 / #24

SEA / 2014 / 107 / #3

SF / 2014 / 158 / #21

SF / 2014 / 151 / #7

TB / 1998 / 128 / #40

TB / 1998 / 115 / #28

TEN / 2021 / 131 / #40

TEN / 2021 / 109 / #7

WAS / 2005 / 136 / #26

WAS / 2005 / 118 / #31

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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