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RB1 Rush Attempts vs QB1 Pass Attempts

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A comparison between the Rush Attempts of the primary Running Back and the Pass Attempts of the Quarterback.

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Professional FootballVisualization

RB1 Rush Attempts vs QB1 Pass Attempts

Professional Football visualization – data from spartera.com

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A comparison between the Rush Attempts of the primary Running Back and the Pass Attempts of the Quarterback.

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CoverageNational Football League (United States)
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RB1 Rush Attempts vs QB1 Pass Attempts

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team: qb1_name: rb1_name: wr1_name: rb1_carries: qb1_attempts: team_total_carries: team_total_attempts: wr1_receiving_yards: qb1_passing_yards: rb1_receptions: qb1_completions: wr1_receiving_tds: qb1_passing_tds: rb1_rushing_yards: wr1_rec_yards_q6:

About This Insight

Analyzes the inverse relationship between running back rushing volume and quarterback passing volume. Each point represents a team's game, showing how teams that rely heavily on their RB1 for rushing attempts tend to have fewer QB passing attempts. This reveals offensive philosophy - run-heavy vs pass-heavy schemes.

Across 13,351 NFL team-games from the 1999 through 2024 seasons, RB1s averaged 16.7 carries and QB1s 32.7 pass attempts per game. The two are moderately negatively correlated (r = -0.27): in games where the lead back gets more carries, the quarterback tends to throw less, reflecting game script and play-calling balance.

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CategoryProfessional Football
Data Sourcespartera.com
CoverageNational Football League (United States)
Data PeriodJanuary 2, 1999 to January 1, 2025
Updatesnever

Data accuracy and methodology verified. Originally released November 12, 2025. Last updated October 16, 2026.

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    Chicago Style:

    Spartera. "RB1 Rush Attempts vs QB1 Pass Attempts." Spartera Analytics Marketplace, 2025. https://marketplace.spartera.com/products/rb1-rush-attempts-vs-qb1-pass-attempts/e6f51f8f-58df-495e-8c8f-3571de15447e

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    Spartera. "RB1 Rush Attempts vs QB1 Pass Attempts." Spartera Analytics Marketplace, 2025, https://marketplace.spartera.com/products/rb1-rush-attempts-vs-qb1-pass-attempts/e6f51f8f-58df-495e-8c8f-3571de15447e.

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    Spartera. (2025). RB1 Rush Attempts vs QB1 Pass Attempts. Spartera Analytics Marketplace. https://marketplace.spartera.com/products/rb1-rush-attempts-vs-qb1-pass-attempts/e6f51f8f-58df-495e-8c8f-3571de15447e

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PublishedNov 12, 2025
Last updatedOct 16, 2026
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