Cleveland Browns Rushing Yards per Game Leaders

Career totals with the Browns and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season. AAFC seasons (1946-1949) are not loaded. Did not play 1996-1998; the Browns name and records stayed in Cleveland and resumed in 1999.

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Jim Brown holds the Browns career record with 104.3 rushing yards per game. The single-season record is 133.1, by Jim Brown in 1963.

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 Browns leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	Y/G	G
1	Jim Brown	1957–1965	104.3	118
2	Nick Chubb	2018–2024	80.5	85
3	Leroy Kelly	1964–1973	53.5	136
4	Mike Pruitt	1976–1984	52.7	124
5	Kevin Mack	1985–1993	51.8	99
6	Greg Pruitt	1973–1981	46.6	118
7	Earnest Byner	1984–1995	34.0	99

Single-season Browns records

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	Y/G	G
1	Jim Brown	1963	133.1	14
2	Jim Brown	1958	127.3	12
3	Jim Brown	1959	110.8	12
4	Jim Brown	1965	110.3	14
5	Jim Brown	1960	104.8	12
6	Jim Brown	1964	103.3	14
7	Jim Brown	1961	100.6	14
8	Nick Chubb	2019	93.4	16
9	Nick Chubb	2021	89.9	14
10	Nick Chubb	2022	89.7	17
11	Nick Chubb	2020	88.9	12
12	Leroy Kelly	1968	88.5	14
13	Jamal Lewis	2007	86.9	15
14	Leroy Kelly	1967	86.1	14
15	Leroy Kelly	1966	81.5	14
16	Mike Pruitt	1979	80.9	16
17	Greg Pruitt	1978	80.0	12
18	William Green	2003	79.9	7
19	Mike Pruitt	1983	78.9	15
20	Jim Brown	1957	78.5	12
21	Greg Pruitt	1977	77.6	14
22	Reuben Droughns	2005	77.0	16
23	Greg Pruitt	1975	76.2	14
24	Lee Suggs	2004	74.4	10
25	Peyton Hillis	2010	73.6	16