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Ray Rice

RB (retired)

Ray Rice: facts drawn from the play-by-play.

6-year career, all in Baltimore. 6,930 rush yds + 3,330 rec yds. SB XLVII ring. Then it ended overnight.

Milestone

Career regular-season + playoff totals

StatTotal
Carries1,621
Rush Yards6,930
Rush TDs42
Receptions406
Rec Yards3,330
Rec TDs7

4 straight 1,200+ scrimmage-yard seasons (2009-2012). Then 2013 cratered to 660 rush yds. Then nothing.

Trend

Rice production by year

YearRush YdsRec YdsTDs
20084563160
20091,56576210
20101,3096308
20111,49173515
20121,44956612
20136603214

Rushing yards by year

SeasonYards
2008456
20091565
20101309
20111491
20121449
2013660

Won SB XLVII vs SF (Feb 2013). The career-defining ring — and his last meaningful football moment.

Milestone

Rice 2012 SB XLVII run

RoundResult
WCW vs IND
DIVW vs DEN (2OT)
AFC ChampionshipW vs NE
SB XLVIIW vs SF 34-31

3 of his 6 seasons featured 60+ catches — among the most pass-catching production by a lead RB of his era.

Rare

Rice receiving by year

YearRecRec Yds
200987762
201075630
201181735
201269566
201358321

He's one of only a handful of NFL players to win a SB ring and never play another season after his last MVP-tier year.

Anomaly

Rice career age + status

YearAgeStatus
201124AP-1, MVP votes
201225SB XLVII ring
201326Decline, last season
201427Suspended; never played
2015+28+Never returned

Rice's 2009-2012 prime: 5,814 rush yds + 2,693 rec yds. Top-tier dual-threat output of the early 2010s.

Comparison

2009-2012 dual-threat RB leaders

PlayerRushRec Yds
Ray Rice5,8142,693
Adrian Peterson6,7521,222
LeSean McCoy4,7271,851
Arian Foster4,2641,580

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