Jerome Bettis (Years In The NFL: 1993-2005)
In the final seasons of Jerome Bettis’ career, the Steelers legend became a touchdown machine, routinely scoring at the goal line with much ease. Over his career, he won a Super Bowl, was selected to the Pro Bowl six times, and earned two All-Pro selections. Aside from that, he racked up 91 rushing touchdowns and 13,662 rushing yards, which are both among the highest all-time marks. Even though his career averages were not the best, when “The Bus” was moving toward you, the best thing to do was to get out of the way.
Jerome Bettis (Years In The NFL: 1993-2005)
Frank Gore (Years In The NFL: 2005-present)
Most NFL rushers burn out after around 10 seasons but not Frank Gore. This machine does not follow that law. In all but one season from 2006 to 2017, he collected at least 900 rushing yards. Since then, he has remained a starter well into his 30s. Because of his longevity, the five-time Pro Bowler is now third all-time among the leading rushers in the league, with almost 16,000 career rushing yards. Gore also has a remarkable 4.3 yards-per-carry figure which spans that long career. In 2018, he made an impressive 4.6 yards per carry at 35 years old.
Frank Gore (Years In The NFL: 2005-Present)