Just three: Roger Craig, Marshall Faulk, and Christian McCaffrey.
Most recently, McCaffrey inched over the 1,000-yard receiving mark in the Panthers’ final game of the 2019 season—he finished the year with 1,387 rushing yards and 1,005 receiving yards. McCaffrey, a third-year back, was a major bright spot on a 5-win team that started 3 different quarterbacks; he’s the only player to go 1,000/1,000 for a losing team.
Before him was Faulk, who hit the milestone in the Rams’ championship season in 1999. In his sixth NFL season and first with the Rams, the elusive back caught 87 passes for 1,048 yards, and he rushed for 1,381. Faulk was an especially adept pass-catcher in the Rams’ high-powered offense, often lining up at receiver.
The first to do it was Craig on the 1985 49ers. Like McCaffrey, Craig accomplished this in his third NFL season. With 1,016 receiving yards, he’s the only player on this list to lead his team in that category, and he also managed 1,050 yards on the ground with the fewest rushing attempts on the list (214).
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In the NFL through the 2008 season, only LaDainian Tomlinson of the San Diego Chargers with 100 receptions and 1645 rushing yards in 2003 has done that.
Roger Craig in the 1985 season with 1050 rushing yards on 214 attempts and 1,016 receiving yards on 92 receptions. Marshall Faulk in the 1999 season with 1381 rushing yards on 253 attempts and 1048 receiving yards on 87 receptions.
It has been done 10 times by 8 different players, all since 2001.
Tony Canadeo with 1052 rushing yards in 1949.
Every season at least 10 players have 1000 yards
Prior to the 2009 season, that was Justin Fargas with 1009 rushing yards in 2007.
Robert Griffin III of Baylor (10,071 passing and 2,199 rushing with one game left in his college career), Colin Kaepernick of Nevada (10,098 passing and 4,112 rushing), and Dan Lefevour of Central Michigan (12,905 passing and 2,948 rushing).
Walter Payton
As of the 2008 season, Brian Westbrook has played six seasons and had two 1,000 yard rushing seasons: 2002: 193 yards rushing 2003: 613 2004: 812 2005: 617 2006: 1,217 2007: 1,333
John Henry Johnson with 1141 rushing yards in the 1962 season.
1000 Meters = 1093.6133 Yards
Answer: 1000 yd = 0.9144 km
1000/3=333.33 yards