Most Rushing Attempts by a Team in a Season (NFL)

The 1977 Oakland Raiders hold the NFL team record for rushing attempts in a season, with 681. Next best is the 1984 Chicago Bears, at 674.

NFL team record Oakland Raiders 1977 season, 14 games

681 Rushing Attempts 7 clear of 1984 Chicago Bears

#	Team	Season	G	ATT
1	Oakland Raiders	1977	14	681
2	Chicago Bears	1984	16	674
3	New England Patriots	1978	16	671
4	Kansas City Chiefs	1978	16	663
5	Los Angeles Rams	1973	14	659
6	Pittsburgh Steelers	1976	14	653
7	Oakland Raiders	1975	14	643
8	Pittsburgh Steelers	1978	16	641
9	Chicago Bears	1978	16	634
9	New York Jets	1979	16	634
11	Detroit Lions	1934	13	632
11	Philadelphia Eagles	1949	12	632
13	Dallas Cowboys	1981	16	630
14	Washington Redskins	1983	16	629
15	Chicago Bears	1979	16	627
16	Dallas Cowboys	1978	16	625
17	Los Angeles Rams	1977	14	621
17	Philadelphia Eagles	2024	17	621
19	Pittsburgh Steelers	2004	16	618
20	Houston Oilers	1979	16	616
21	Los Angeles Rams	1980	16	615
22	Pittsburgh Steelers	1983	16	614
23	Miami Dolphins	1972	14	613
23	Los Angeles Rams	1976	14	613
25	Kansas City Chiefs	1981	16	610
25	Chicago Bears	1985	16	610
27	Los Angeles Rams	1978	16	609
27	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1979	16	609
27	Washington Redskins	1979	16	609
30	Chicago Bears	1981	16	608
30	Pittsburgh Steelers	2001	16	608
30	New York Jets	2009	16	608
33	Chicago Bears	1986	16	606
34	Buffalo Bills	1973	14	605
35	New England Patriots	1979	16	604
36	New England Patriots	1977	14	603
36	Houston Oilers	1978	16	603
36	Buffalo Bills	1980	16	603
39	Denver Broncos	1978	16	601
39	Baltimore Colts	1983	16	601
41	Chicago Bears	1977	14	599
42	Detroit Lions	1981	16	596
42	Baltimore Ravens	2019	16	596
44	Dallas Cowboys	1980	16	595
44	New Orleans Saints	1983	16	595
46	Miami Dolphins	1975	14	594
47	Los Angeles Rams	1979	16	592
48	Detroit Lions	1936	12	591
48	New England Patriots	1976	14	591
48	Baltimore Ravens	2008	16	591
51	San Diego Chargers	1978	16	590
52	Buffalo Bills	1975	14	588
52	New England Patriots	1980	16	588
52	Washington Redskins	1984	16	588
52	New England Patriots	1988	16	588
56	Philadelphia Eagles	1978	16	587
57	Los Angeles Rams	1975	14	585
57	San Francisco 49ers	1978	16	585
59	Chicago Bears	1983	16	583
60	Atlanta Falcons	1977	14	582
61	Philadelphia Eagles	1950	12	581
61	Pittsburgh Steelers	1975	14	581
61	Pittsburgh Steelers	1977	14	581
61	New York Giants	1985	16	581
65	St. Louis Cardinals	1976	14	580
65	New York Giants	1978	16	580
67	Chicago Bears	1980	16	579
68	Pittsburgh Steelers	1963	14	578
68	Chicago Bears	1976	14	578
68	Dallas Cowboys	1979	16	578
68	Los Angeles Rams	1986	16	578
68	Atlanta Falcons	1986	16	578
73	Oakland Raiders	1978	16	577
74	San Francisco 49ers	1976	14	576
75	Chicago Bears	1950	12	574
75	Pittsburgh Steelers	1984	16	574
77	Houston Oilers	1980	16	573
78	Pittsburgh Steelers	1962	14	572
78	Detroit Lions	1980	16	572
78	Pittsburgh Steelers	1997	16	572
81	Dallas Cowboys	1975	14	571
81	New York Jets	1981	16	571
81	Washington Redskins	1985	16	571
84	Miami Dolphins	1974	14	570
85	Kansas City Chiefs	1979	16	569
85	New Orleans Saints	1987	15	569
87	Miami Dolphins	1983	16	568
88	Chicago Bears	1934	13	567
88	New York Giants	1934	13	567
88	Philadelphia Eagles	1979	16	567
91	Los Angeles Rams	1974	14	566
91	Baltimore Colts	1977	14	566
91	St. Louis Cardinals	1979	16	566
94	Baltimore Colts	1976	14	565
94	New England Patriots	1985	16	565
96	San Francisco 49ers	1977	14	564
96	Dallas Cowboys	1977	14	564
96	New York Jets	1985	16	564
96	Pittsburgh Steelers	1986	16	564
100	Cincinnati Bengals	1988	16	563

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as passer rating and yards per attempt are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players.