how many nfl teams have had multiple 1000 yard rushers in a season?
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Nobody, but Csonka and Morris
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Three play in the field at any time.  Most teams carry 2 or 3 additional players capable of playing the outfield.  With 30 teams, there are probably 150+ outfielders in the major leagues.
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It was Tony Dorsett in a game against (sigh) my Minnesota Vikings on January 3, 1983.  This 99 yard gain was made on the immortal Monday Night Football (then on ABC) in a play for which the Dallas Cowboys only had ten men on the field.
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Walter Payton's last year in the league was 1987, truly disqualifying him from this question.\n\nAlso, if the question was from 1980, LT (Lawrence Taylor) would have to be on the list, but his 1st year in the league was 1981, which takes off 28 of his career sacks.\n\nI think you really have to look at as who has changed the game the most since 1985 and here are my top 6, in no particular order.\n\n1. John Elway\n2. Lawrence Taylor\n3. Deion Sanders\n4. Barry Sanders (sorry, Payton played too many years b4 1985, Marshall Faulk may be a better fit).\n5. Reggie White\n6. Jerry Rice\n\nIf you look at the NFL today, teams are still looking for these types of players at those specific positions: A QB that can lead, throw, and run; a LB that can blitz, tackle, and cover; a CB that can outrun anyone, intercept the ball, and play special team; a RB that can be the focal point of the running game and do all of the little things; a DE that just can't be stopped, but can stop the run and the pass; and a WR that could catch an anvil dropped off of the top of the Statue of Liberty, run tight routes, and beat the defender.
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Well when the logo was made there were 25 teams. I know with the football on the logo you can't count all 25 but if you look closely and count you can see that is the intention for the number.
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Florida and Notre Dame are the schools with the most players on NFL rosters, with 40 each. Florida, Florida State and Notre Dame tied for the most a year ago with 39 each. Florida State is third this year with 37, followed by Georgia, Miami and Tennessee, who all have 36. Texas A&M (33), Michigan (31), Ohio State (29), and Nebraska and Penn State with 28 round out the top of the list of colleges with NFL players.
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Im sure there have been some..They always have players that were QBs and Rbs in college/highschool play WR and defense in the NFL..im sure there has been a player that went from safety to WR...Im not sure of any specific players though.
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Before 2000 it was the Oakland Raiders!!!They had the dolphins by a bit. But some losing season have dropped them below.
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My best friend in high school played in the NFL. Outside linebacker set a whole bunch of defensive records in the pac-10.
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Willie Marshall Pgh. Steelers.\n\n  was not even a full time starter at N. Carollina. gained over 1,000 yards rushing past season.
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I don't have any stats on this so please let me know how I did. Common sense would say that Florida and Texas would be 2 big NFL contributors. Same with Ohio and Pennsylvania for the north. The fact that 20% of our country's population lives in California would mean that they have to be in the top 10. So that leaves 5 others. I will try to rule out states with real small populations even though you have already said that there are a few of them under 9 mil. How about Georgia, Virginia, Oklahoma, Illinois, Washington State?\n\nThose are my guesses but I will throw in honorable mentions to Michigan, Indiana, Nebraska, Tennessee, N Carolina , Alabama,\nMisouri & Mississipi\n\nThanks this was fun
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I agree, but even though Houston has no OL Reggie Bush would still put together a 1000 rushing yard and 500 recieving yard season. The Texans are using the excuse that because their in a divison with the Colts they need to stop the Colts, not out score them. One player, exspecially, Mario Williams, can't stop a whole team.
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All of those were great answers, but im gonna have to say Eric Couch, one of only three guys in NCAA history to rush for 3000 yards and pass for 4000 in his career. He won the Heisman and plenty of other awards throughout his career at Nebraska, then he gets to the NFL and they tell him he's to little to play QB, so he switches to WR and moves to three teams(Rams, Cheifs, Packers) and ends up third string QB on a CFL team. Only person who comes close i think is Ron "the GREAT DANE" Dane with the Broncos
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Well its not that its divided up they were never mixed to begin with although teams have jumped from the AFC to the NFC. Way back when the NFL didnt exist the way it does today there was a handful of teams. There was the AFL and they murged together thus creating the AFC and the NFC. Plus the NFL doesnt mix up the Confrences because in each regine there is an odd number of teams such as in the west there are more teams and in the east there is i think 6 teams less.
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I know a football player Steve Knight however.  He played for the University of Maine and was one of the states all-time leading rushers.  He may have played semi-pro or been invited to NFL training camps.
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There are 30 NBA teams 15 in the eastern 15 in the westen \nThere are 32 NFL teams 16 in the AFC and 16 in the NFC\nIn the NBA D-league there are 12 teams \nIn the WNBA there are 14 teams \nIn the ABL there are 8 teams
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So, some of you are gonna tell me that a ROOKIE who is gonna be the backup to a Pro Bowl player in Deuce McCallister is gonna rush for more yards than a guy who has averaged 1472.2 yds. per season for his first 5 seasons?  \n\nAlso, has anyone seen this guy catch the ball out of the backfield?  478.4 yds. per season out of the backfield.  This totals ALMOST 2,000 yds. per season...   \n\nBarring an injury to LT...this answer is a HUGE LT!