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The 'Top-50 all-time NFL rushers' quiz

Created on December 29, 2025 | Total tries: 82 | Average Score: 41.0 out of 50 (82%) | Quiz FAQ

In a battle of backup quarterbacks between the Baltimore Ravens and Green Bay Packers, it was unsurprisingly running back Derrick Henry who took over in the Ravens' 41-24 win in Week 17. Henry ran for a season-high 216 yards and scored four touchdowns (with three coming in the first half) to set up a winner-take-all game against Pittsburgh for the final spot in the AFC playoffs next week.

Not only was the game easily his most productive of the season, it was also historic. In the effort, he passed Hall of Famer Tony Dorsett to move into the NFL’s top 10 in all-time rushing yards. He also passed Adrian Peterson and O.J. Simpson for the most 200-rushing-yard games in his career with his seventh on Saturday night.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. When the nearly 32-year-old running back eventually retires, he’ll be remembered as one of the best ball-carriers in NFL history. With that being said, how many of the top-50 running backs in NFL history by rushing yards can you name in seven minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Yards / Team(s) / Years Active | Created on December 29, 2025 | Total tries: 82 | Average Score: 41.0 out of 50 (82%) | Quiz FAQ

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18,355 / ARZ, DAL / 1990-2004

16,726 / CHI / 1975-87

16,000 / SF, IND, MIA, BUF, NYJ / 2005-20

15,269 / DET / 1989-98

14,918 / MIN, NO, ARZ, WAS, DERT, TEN, SEA / 2007-21

14,101 / NE, NYJ / 1995-2005

13,684 / SD, NYJ / 2001-11

13,662 / LAR, PIT / 1993-2005

13,259 / LAR, IND, RAI, ATL / 1983-93

12,892 / TEN, BAL / 2016-25

12,739 / DAL, DEN / 1977-88

12,312 / CLE / 1957-65

12,279 / IND, STL / 1994-05

12,246 / IND, ARZ / 1999-2009

12,243 / RAI, KC / 1982-97

12,120 / 1972-84

12,074 / PIT, SEA / 1988-2000

11,695 / JAX, NE / 1998-2010

11,438 / STL, ATL, NE / 2004-15

11,352 / NYJ, WAS / 1971-85

11,241 / CIN, NE / 1997-2006

11,236 / BUF / 1969-79

11,102 / PHI, BUF, KC, TB / 2009-20

10,967 / TB, ATL / 1997-2008

10,643 / SF, PHI, SEA / 1992-2001

10,607 / BAL, CLE / 2000-09

10,591 / ARZ, TB, CHI, NYJ, KC / 2000-11

10,449 / NYG / 1997-2006

10,441 / HOU, TEN, DAL / 1996-2004

10,413 / BUF, SEA, OAK / 2007-19

10,273 / STL, NYG / 1979-92

10,009 / NO, MIA, BAL / 1999-2011

9,923 / DEN, WAS / 2002-10

9,796 / CHI, NYJ / 2008-17

9,723 / SF, BAL / 1948-63

9,651 / TEN, NYJ, ARZ / 2008-17

9,453 / SEA, WAS / 2000-08

9,407 / HOU, NO / 1978-85

9,205 / SEA, GB, HOU / 1998-2009

9,130 / DAL, NE / 2016-24

8,614 / MIN, WAS, NE, NO, BAL / 1991-2001

8,597 / 1958-67

8,474 / 2004-13

8,356 / NYG, PHI / 2018-25

8,261 / GB, NO / 1984-97

8,225 / DAL, MIN, PHI, NYG / 1986-97

8,189 / SF, RAI, MIN / 1983-93

8,188 / ATL, AS /1982-91

8,172 / BAL, KC / 1997-2007

8,167 / JAX, OAK / 2006-14

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