NFL running backs may be woefully underpaid as opposed to other position groups, but they’re among the most important players on the field. A great running back can take an ordinary offense and make it extraordinary, as Christian McCaffrey has done in San Francisco.
The Falcons drafted Bijan Robinson in the first round of the 2023 draft and he’s single-handedly kept their offense afloat this season. Let’s check out the top 10 rushing leaders entering Week 14.
1
Christian McCaffrey (49ers): 1,032 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 1,032
- Rush attempts: 210
- Yards per carry: 4.9
- Touchdowns: 12
2
Derrick Henry (Titans): 841 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 841
- Rush attempts: 197
- Yards per carry: 4.3
- Touchdowns: 8
3
Raheem Mostert (Dolphins): 828 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 828
- Rush attempts: 162
- Yards per carry: 5.1
- Touchdowns: 14
4
D'Andre Swift (Eagles): 783 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 783
- Rush attempts: 167
- Yards per carry: 4.7
- Touchdowns: 4
5
Isiah Pacheco (Chiefs): 779 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 779
- Rush attempts: 176
- Yards per carry: 4.4
- Touchdowns: 6
6
Josh Jacobs (Raiders): 771 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 771
- Rush attempts: 220
- Yards per carry: 3.5
- Touchdowns: 6
7
Travis Etienne (Jaguars): 771 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 771
- Rush attempts: 205
- Yards per carry: 3.8
- Touchdowns: 8
8
Bijan Robinson (Falcons): 756 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 756
- Rush attempts: 159
- Yards per carry: 4.8
- Touchdowns: 3
9
Tony Pollard (Cowboys): 737 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 737
- Rush attempts: 180
- Yards per carry: 4.1
- Touchdowns: 5
10
James Cook (Bills): 731 rushing yards
- Rushing yards: 731
- Rush attempts: 153
- Yards per carry: 4.8
- Touchdowns: 1
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