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The 'NFL Playoffs rushing record' quiz
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The 'NFL Playoffs rushing record' quiz

After shattering the Philadelphia Eagles single-season rushing record with 2,005 yards in his debut season and helping Philly to a Super Bowl title in 2024, it is technically true to say Saquon Barkley had a “down year,” in 2025. 

The eight-year veteran still posted his fifth 1,000-yard season in his career, rushing for 1,140 yards and seven touchdowns to go with another 273 yards and two TDs receiving en route to another NFC East title. But amidst off-field drama between quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown, the Eagles fell to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Wild Card to end their title defense.

Heading into 2026, the Eagles have a new offensive coordinator and said goodbye to Brown via a trade to the New England Patriots. Despite the retooling, Barkley said he’s excited for their new Sean Mannion-led offense. 

“I think it’s a great plan he’s putting together,” Barkley said when asked about the new system. 

“It’s kind of fun going back to like I’m a little kid again. Just working on my steps, working on my little details and techniques.”

So far in his NFL career, Barkley has racked up 8,356 rushing yards, 2,651 receiving yards and 71 combined rushing and receiving touchdowns.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Barkley set both single regular and postseason rushing records in 2024 with Philadelphia, and his 499 rushing yards in that playoff run are the third-most in NFL history. With that being said, can you name the players with at least 300 rushing yards in a single NFL postseason?

Good luck!

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610 / 1982 / WAS
John Riggins
581 / 1997 / DEN
Terrell Davis
499 / 2024 / PHI
Saquon Barkley
468 / 1998 / DEN
Terrell Davis
466 / 1983 / RAI
Marcus Allen
449 / 1999 / TEN
Eddie George
446 / 2019 / TEN
Derrick Henry
390 / 1990 / BUF
Thurman Thomas
358 / 1996 / JAX
Natrone Means
357 / 2016 / PIT
Le'Veon Bell
349 / 1982 / NYJ
Freeman McNeil
343 / 1974 / PIT
Franco Harris
342 / 1987 / WAS
Timmy Smith
338 / 2000 / BAL
Jamal Lewis
336 / 2018 / NWE
Sony Michel
336 / 2019 / SFO
Raheem Mostert
336 / 1992 / DAL
Emmitt Smith
333 / 1973 / MIA
Larry Csonka
319 / 1992 / BUF
Kenneth Davis
319 / 2012 / SFO
Frank Gore
318 / 2014 / SEA
Marshawn Lynch
317 / 2001 / STL
Marshall Faulk
316 / 1997 / GNB
Dorsey Levens
315 / 2003 / CAR
Stephen Davis
315 / 2010 / GNB
James Starks
314 / 1975 / PIT
Franco Harris
313 / 2025 / SEA
Kenneth Walker III
313 / 2023 / KAN
Isiah Pacheco
313 / 1986 / NYG
Joe Morris
313 / 1970 / DAL
Duane Thomas
312 / 1980 / PHI
Wilbert Montgomery
307 / 1988 / CIN
Ickey Woods
306 / 2006 / IND
Dominic Rhodes
306 / 2012 / BAL
Ray Rice
306 / 1983 / WAS
John Riggins
304 / 2009 / NYJ
Shonn Greene
301 / 1982 / MIA
Andra Franklin
301 / 2006 / CHI
Thomas Jones
300 / 2020 / TB
Leonard Fournette

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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