The lone active player on our list, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has already cemented himself as one of the top 30 players in NFL history, despite having only nine years of professional experience.

Tony Dorsett was the NFL's 2nd-leading rusher when he retired in 1988. Now he's 11th, getting bumped out of the top 10 by Derrick Henry on Saturday.

For the second time this season, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford has climbed higher on a historic leaderboard, strengthening his legacy in NFL history. Trying to help his team catch up, Stafford threw his second touchdown pass in the fourth quarter of the Week 17 Monday Night Football game against the Atlanta Falcons.

Henry entered the game with 12,294 yards across 10 NFL seasons. Brown, who retired after the 1965 season as the NFL's all-time rushing leader, ran for 12,312 yards during his nine-year Hall of Fame career. Henry passed Brown on a 28-yard touchdown run that capped off Baltimore's first drive.

Commanders pass rusher Von Miller adds to his incredible football resume during Thursday's game against the Cowboys.

While basking in the adoration of Chiefs fans for perhaps the last time on Christmas Day, tight end Travis Kelce moved up to No. 9 on the all-time NFL receiving list.

The quarterback is appropriately known as the single-most important position in football (particularly in the NFL), and arguably all of sports. In a game where every single player is technically a specialist, getting the quarterback right, finding the ...

Robinson, who was just named to his second straight Pro Bowl, has emerged as one of the NFL's best and most versatile running backs. He eclipsed 2,000 all-purpose yards in just 15 games while averaging 135.1 total yards per game.

NFL RedZone — an around-the-horn live highlight show demonstrating all the action on NFL Sunday — is back for Week 17 of the 2025 season.