Greatest Super Bowl winning running back combinations

Greatest Super Bowl winning running back combinations (January 2019)

In the past, having great running backs was something that most Super Bowl winning teams would have. That has changed a bit in recent years. There are some very weak combinations here and some great ones. This is a list of every running back group to win a Super Bowl.

40. Baltimore- Norm Bulaich

39. Ricky Patton, Walt Easley, Jimmy Davis- San Francisco

38. Duane Thomas, Walt Garrison- Dallas

37. Antwan Smith, Kevin Faulk- New England

36. CJ Anderson, Ronnie Hillman- Denver

35. Shane Vereen, Stephen Ridley, Jonas Gray, Largarrette Blunt- New England

34. Lagarrette Blunt, Dionne Lewis, James White- New England

33. Ahmad Bradshaw, Brandon Jacobs, Derrick Ward- NY Giants

32. Brandon Jackson, James Starks, Ryan Grant- Green Bay

31. Edgar Bennett, Dorsey Levens- Green Bay

30. Wendell Tyler, Roger Craig- San Francisco

29. Corey Dillon, Kevin Faulk- New England

28. Joseph Addai, Dominique Rhodes- Indianapolis

27. Mark Van Eeghen- Oakland

26. Michael Pittman, Mike Alstott- Tampa Bay

25. Joe Morris, OJ Anderson, Maurice Carthon- NY Giants

24. George Rogers, Timmy Smith- Washington

23. Reggie Bush, Pierre Thomas- New Orleans

22. Matt Schnell, Emerson Boozer- NY Jets

21. Ray Rice, Bernard Pearce- Baltimore

20. Jay Ajayi, Lagarrette Blunt, Darren Sproles- Philadelphia

19. Mike Garrett- Kansas City

18. Earnest Byner- Washington

17. Ricky Watters, Michael Floyd- San Francisco

16. OJ Anderson, Dave Meggett, Rodney Hampton, Maurice Carthon-NY Giants

15. Roger Craig, Tom Rathman- San Francisco

14. Marshawn Lynch, Christine Michel, Robert Turbin- Seattle

13. Marshall Faulk, Robert Holcolmbe- St Louis

12. Willie Parker, Rashard Mendenhall, Mwelde Moore, Najeh Davenport- Pittsburgh

11. Jamal Lewis, Priest Holmes- Baltimore

10. Willie Parker, Jerome Bettis, Deuce Staley- Pittsburgh

9. Emmitt Smith, Darryl Johnston- Dallas

8. Tony Dorsett, Preston Pearson, Robert Newhouse- Dallas

7. Terrell Davis- Denver

6. Paul Hournung, Jim Taylor, Elijah Pitts- Green Bay

5. Marcus Allen- Oakland

4. John Riggins- Washington

3. Larry Csonka, Jim Kiick, Mercury Morris- Miami

2. Walter Payton, Matt Suey- Chicago

1. Franco Harris, Rocky Bleier, Frenchy Fuqua- Pittsburgh