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

The 2019 Baltimore Ravens hold the NFL team record for rushing yards in a season, with 3,296. Next best is the 2024 Baltimore Ravens, at 3,189.

NFL team record Baltimore Ravens 2019 season, 16 games

3,296 Rushing Yards 107 clear of 2024 Baltimore Ravens

#	Team	Season	G	YDS
1	Baltimore Ravens	2019	16	3,296
2	Baltimore Ravens	2024	17	3,189
3	New England Patriots	1978	16	3,165
4	Buffalo Bills	1973	14	3,088
5	Baltimore Ravens	2020	16	3,071
6	Philadelphia Eagles	2024	17	3,048
7	Chicago Bears	2022	17	3,014
8	Kansas City Chiefs	1978	16	2,986
9	Buffalo Bills	1975	14	2,974
9	Chicago Bears	1984	16	2,974
11	Pittsburgh Steelers	1976	14	2,971
12	Miami Dolphins	1972	14	2,960
13	New England Patriots	1976	14	2,948
14	Atlanta Falcons	2006	16	2,939
15	Los Angeles Rams	1973	14	2,925
16	Detroit Lions	1936	12	2,885
17	Pittsburgh Steelers	2001	16	2,875
18	Los Angeles Rams	1984	16	2,864
19	Chicago Bears	1934	13	2,847
20	Chicago Bears	1977	14	2,811
21	Los Angeles Rams	1980	16	2,799
22	Detroit Lions	1981	16	2,795
23	Dallas Cowboys	1978	16	2,783
24	Seattle Seahawks	2014	16	2,762
25	Chicago Bears	1985	16	2,761
26	New York Jets	2009	16	2,756
27	Detroit Lions	1934	13	2,740
28	Chicago Bears	1983	16	2,727
29	Baltimore Ravens	2022	17	2,720
30	Atlanta Falcons	2022	17	2,718
31	Philadelphia Eagles	2021	17	2,715
32	Buffalo Bills	2025	17	2,714
33	Dallas Cowboys	1981	16	2,711
34	Cincinnati Bengals	1988	16	2,710
35	Washington Redskins	2012	16	2,709
36	Chicago Bears	1986	16	2,700
37	Baltimore Colts	1983	16	2,695
38	Tennessee Titans	2020	16	2,690
39	Atlanta Falcons	2004	16	2,672
40	Baltimore Ravens	2003	16	2,663
41	Baltimore Ravens	2025	17	2,662
42	Baltimore Ravens	2023	17	2,661
43	New York Jets	1979	16	2,646
44	Cleveland Browns	1963	14	2,639
45	Houston Oilers	1980	16	2,635
46	Minnesota Vikings	2007	16	2,634
46	Minnesota Vikings	2012	16	2,634
48	Pittsburgh Steelers	1975	14	2,633
48	Kansas City Chiefs	1981	16	2,633
50	Denver Broncos	2011	16	2,632
51	Buffalo Bills	2016	16	2,630
52	Denver Broncos	2003	16	2,629
53	Oakland Raiders	1977	14	2,627
53	Kansas City Chiefs	2010	16	2,627
55	Washington Redskins	1983	16	2,625
56	Washington Commanders	2024	17	2,619
57	Pittsburgh Steelers	1983	16	2,610
58	Philadelphia Eagles	1949	12	2,607
59	New England Patriots	1983	16	2,605
60	Pittsburgh Steelers	1979	16	2,603
61	Detroit Lions	1980	16	2,599
62	Tennessee Titans	2009	16	2,592
63	St. Louis Cardinals	1979	16	2,582
63	San Diego Chargers	2006	16	2,582
65	Seattle Seahawks	2012	16	2,579
66	Los Angeles Rams	1977	14	2,575
67	Oakland Raiders	1975	14	2,573
68	Houston Oilers	1979	16	2,571
69	Buffalo Bills	1976	14	2,566
69	Philadelphia Eagles	2013	16	2,566
71	Chicago Cardinals	1948	12	2,560
71	Seattle Seahawks	2018	16	2,560
73	Atlanta Falcons	2005	16	2,559
74	Green Bay Packers	2003	16	2,558
75	Philadelphia Eagles	1990	16	2,556
76	Jacksonville Jaguars	2006	16	2,551
77	San Francisco 49ers	1998	16	2,544
77	Denver Broncos	2005	16	2,544
79	Indianapolis Colts	2021	17	2,540
80	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2024	17	2,536
81	Cincinnati Bengals	1986	16	2,533
82	Los Angeles Rams	1976	14	2,528
83	Cleveland Browns	1958	12	2,526
83	Chicago Bears	1978	16	2,526
85	Atlanta Falcons	1986	16	2,524
86	Washington Redskins	1985	16	2,523
86	San Francisco 49ers	1988	16	2,523
88	Miami Dolphins	1973	14	2,521
89	Pittsburgh Steelers	1972	14	2,520
90	New York Giants	2022	17	2,519
91	New York Giants	2008	16	2,518
92	Oakland Raiders	1973	14	2,510
93	Philadelphia Eagles	1981	16	2,509
93	Philadelphia Eagles	2022	17	2,509
95	Minnesota Vikings	2002	16	2,507
96	Miami Dolphins	2002	16	2,502
97	Miami Dolphins	1975	14	2,500
98	San Francisco 49ers	1954	12	2,498
98	Carolina Panthers	2009	16	2,498
100	Green Bay Packers	2024	17	2,496

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.