Denver Broncos Rushing Yards per Game Leaders

Career totals with the Broncos and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through November 1: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning. Includes the club's AFL seasons (1960-1969), which the NFL's record book counts.

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Terrell Davis holds the Broncos career record with 97.5 rushing yards per game. The single-season record is 125.5, by Terrell Davis in 1998.

YDS TD Y/A ATT Y/G 1D FL

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs 6.25 carries per team game with the club, a career 750+ carries with the club.

All-time Broncos leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	Y/G	G
1	Terrell Davis	1995–2001	97.5	78
2	Knowshon Moreno	2009–2013	57.8	60
3	Floyd Little	1967–1975	54.0	117
4	Mike Anderson	2000–2005	53.3	72
5	Otis Armstrong	1973–1980	46.4	96
6	Sammy Winder	1982–1990	42.7	127
7	John Elway	1983–1998	14.6	234

Single-season Broncos records

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	Y/G	G
1	Terrell Davis	1998	125.5	16
2	Clinton Portis	2003	122.4	13
3	Terrell Davis	1997	116.7	15
4	Mike Anderson	2000	107.1	14
5	Otis Armstrong	1974	100.5	14
6	Olandis Gary	1999	96.6	12
7	Terrell Davis	1996	96.1	16
8	Clinton Portis	2002	94.3	16
9	Terrell Davis	2001	87.6	8
10	Floyd Little	1969	81.0	9
11	Floyd Little	1971	80.9	14
12	Bobby Humphrey	1990	80.1	15
13	Willis McGahee	2011	79.9	15
14	Terrell Davis	1995	79.8	14
15	Gaston Green	1991	79.8	13
16	Tatum Bell	2006	78.8	13
17	Reuben Droughns	2004	77.5	16
18	J.K. Dobbins	2025	77.2	10
19	Willis McGahee	2012	73.1	10
20	Sammy Winder	1984	72.1	16
21	Otis Armstrong	1976	72.0	14
22	Bobby Humphrey	1989	71.9	16
23	Floyd Little	1973	69.9	14
24	Phillip Lindsay	2018	69.1	15
25	Cookie Gilchrist	1965	68.1	14