Nick Chubb, who announced his retirement on Friday, ends his career as part of an elite group of running backs: He’s one of only four in NFL history who had more than 1,000 carries, and averaged more than five yards per carry.
Chubb retired with 7,349 yards on 1,462 carries, an average of 5.03 yards per carry.
Only three other running backs in the history of the league have reached the same 1,000-carry and 5-yards-per-carry milestones:
Jamaal Charles, who played for the Chiefs from 2008 to 2016 and then briefly played for the Broncos and Jaguars before retiring after the 2018 season, retired with 7,563 yards on 1,407 carries. His average of…
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