Who was the last 1,000-yard rusher for each NFL team?
A grand event
When was the last time a back on each NFL team reached four figures in rushing yards? It isn’t the same as when the league had fewer games in the regular seasons but 1,000 yards is still a nice, round figure.
Arizona Cardinals
James Conner, 2023: 1,040 yards
Atlanta Falcons
Tyler Allgeier, 2022: 1,035 yards
Baltimore Ravens
Lamar Jackson, 2020: 1,005 yards
Buffao Bills
James Cook, 2023: 1,122 yards
Carolina Panthers
Christian McCaffrey, 2019: 1,387 yards
Chicago Bears
Justin Fields, 2022: 1,143 yards
Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Mixon, 2023: 1,034 yards
Cleveland Browns
Nick Chubb, 2022: 1,525 yards
Dallas Cowboys
Tony Pollard, 2023: 1,005 yards
Denver Broncos
Phillip Lindsay, 2019: 1,011 yards
Detroit Lions
David Montgomery, 2023: 1,015 yards
Green Bay Packers
Aaron Jones, 2022: 1,121 yards
Houston Texans
Carlos Hyde, 2019: 1,070 yards
Indianapolis Colts
Jonathan Taylor, 2021: 1,811 yards
Jacksonville Jaguars
Travis Etienne, 2023: 1,008 yards
Kansas City Chiefs
2017, Kareem Hunt: 1,327 yards
Las Vegas Raiders
Josh Jacobs, 2022: 1,653 yards
Los Angeles Chargers
Melvin Gordon, 2017: 1,105 yards
Los Angeles Rams
Kyren Williams, 2023: 1,144 yards
Miami Dolphins
Raheem Mostert, 2023: 1,012 yards
Minnesota Vikings
Dalvin Cook, 2022: 1,173 yards
New England Patriots
Rhamondre Stevenson, 2022: 1,040 yards
New Orleans Saints
Mark Ingram, 2017: 1,124 yards
New York Giants
Saquon Barkley, 2022: 1,312 yards
New York Jets
Chris Ivory, 2015: 1,070 yards
Philadelphia Eagles
D’Andre Swift, 2023: 1,049 yards
Pittsburgh Steelers
Najee Harris, 2023: 1,035 yards
San Francisco 49ers
Christian McCaffrey, 2023: 1,459 yards
Seattle Seahawks
Kenneth Walker III, 2022: 1,050 yards
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Doug Martin, 2015: 1,402 yards
Tennessee Titans
Derrick Henry, 2023: 1,167 yards
Washington Commanders
Antonio Gibson, 2021: 1,037 yards
