The Washington Commanders’ rushing legacy is deeper than you think—since the Super Bowl era began, they’ve boasted elite running backs who dominated the league, from Larry Brown’s 1972 Offensive Player of the Year award to Alfred Morris’s 2012 single-season record of 1,613 yards. Legends like John Riggins, George Rogers, and Clinton Portis paved the way, even as Adrian Peterson cracked 1,000 yards at 33. Now, with new OC David Blough prioritizing quarterback safety and balanced offense, the Commanders are poised to build on that powerful rushing foundation.
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