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What NFL running back had the most yards in1998?
terrell davis of the broncos with 2,008 yards
What running back has the most rushing yards in 1998?
Terrell Davis of the Denver Broncos had the most rushing yards in 1998. He had 2008 yards and was the fourth running back in NFL history to rush for over 2000 yards.
What running back has the most rushing yards this year 2009 in the NFL?
Adrian Peterson
What NFL running back had the forth most rushing yards in a career?
Curtis Martin
What running back had the most rushing yards in 2005 in the NFL?
Seattle Seahawks running back Shaun Alexander lead the NFL in rushing yards in 2005. He amassed 1,880 yards on the ground, 20 yards more then the runner up, NY Giants Tiki Barber who had a total of 1,860 yards.
What is the most rushing yards by an NFL running back in one game?
296 Adrian Petterson
What running back had the most rushing yards in a season in the NFL including the playoffs?
jamal anderson
What running back has most rushin yards all time n the nfl?
Emmitt Smith, with 18,355 career rushing yards.
What NFL running back had the most rushing yards in a career?
Dallas Cowboys/ Arizona Cardinals Emmitt Smith w/ 18,000+ yards.
What is the most yards running back arian foster ran in a game?
In the NFL, 231 against the Colts on September 12, 2010.
Does the NFL subtract negative rushing yards from a running backs rushing yards?
Yes, in the NFL, negative rushing yards are subtracted from a running back's total rushing yards. If a running back loses yards on a carry, those negative yards are counted against their overall rushing total for that game and season. This means that a player's rushing yards reflect both positive and negative yardage from their carries.
What are ll purpose yards?
In the NFL the stat of all purpose yards usually refers to the yards obtained during a game, season, or career by a running back or a receiver. The yards referred to are both gained by receiving and rushing. Normally a running back will have the most all purpose yards, because receivers do not usually run the ball as often as runners catch the ball. Due to the formations in the NFL this can be achieved.
