0
Start with Barry Sanders 215 in 1988, go from there.
Wiki User
∙ 16y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Who broke OJ Simpson's record of 273 rushing yards in a single game?
Walter Payton broke O.J. Simpson's single-game rushing record. Payton gained 275 rushing yards in a 1977 game against the Minnesota Vikings.
What is the NFL record for most combined rushing yards in a game?
Adrian Peterson - 296 Rushing yards on November 4th 2007 against the San Diego Chargers
How many touchdowns did brian piccolo score?
In the NFL, he had 1 game of 100+ yards rushing (112 rushing yards against the Saints in 1968) and 2 other games of 100+ yards combined rushing and receiving, both coming in 1968.
What running back has the highest rushing yards in game?
Minnesota Vikings RB - Adrian Peterson. He ran for 296 yards against the Chicago Bears in 2007
Who is second in rushing yards in one game?
In 2003, Jamal Lewis rushed for 295 yards for the Baltimore Ravens against the Cleveland Browns.
Who has the second most rushing yards in a game?
Jamal Lewis of the Baltimore Raavens who rushed for 295 yards in a game against the Cleveland Browns on the September 15, 2003
Who set the single-game NFL rushing record with 295 yards against the Cleveland Browns?
Jamal Lewis
Which Denver Broncos running back holds the record for most rushing yards in a regular season game?
Mike Anderson with 251 rushing yards against the New Orleans Saints on December 3, 2000.
Who holds the Chicago Bears record for most rushing yards in a game?
Walter Peyton with 275 yards against the Minnesota Viking on November 20th 1977.
Who holds the single game rushing yard record for the New York Giants?
Tiki Barber with 234 rushing yards against the Washington Redskins on December 30, 2006.
Most rushing yards in a game for Ohio State?
Most rushing yards, game: 314, Eddie George(November 11, 1995 vs. Illinois)
Who has the most rushing attempts in a game?
The NFL record for yards gained rushing by a team in a single game is 426 by the Detroit Lions in a game against the Pittsburgh Pirates (now Steelers) on November 4, 1934.
