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RB Chris Warren

Chris

Warren

Running Back
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1990
PRESENT
1997
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Warren had an 11-year NFL career as a running back, primarily with the Seattle Seahawks, who selected him in the fourth round of the 1990 NFL Draft. Twice, Warren was named second-team AP All-Pro (1994-1995), he made three Pro Bowls (1993-1995), and was named Team MVP in 1994 and 1995 by his teammates. In 1996, he served as team captain. Warren ranks second in franchise history with 6,706 rushing yards, fourth in rushing touchdowns with 44, and holds the seventh-most total touchdowns in a season (48) in Seahawks history. By the end of his time in Seattle, he held what was then the franchise record for total rushing yards (later surpassed by Shaun Alexander in 2005). Warren finished his playing career with Dallas and Philadelphia.

Awarded NFL Most Valuable PlayerSuper Bowl ChampionPro Football Hall of Fame Member Seahawks Ring of Honor Member Awarded Walter Payton Man of The YearAwarded Steve Largent Award Awarded Seahawks Man of The Year Selected as a Team Captain
1990
Year Acquired
123
Games Played
89
Games Started
8
Seasons in Seattle
3
Pro Bowl Seasons
2
All Pro Seasons
Additional Stats
(Stats Through 2023 Season)
Passing Yards
6,706
Rushing Yards
1,342
Receiving Yards
48
Touchdowns
819
Punt Return Yards
1,794
Kick Return Yards
Sacks
Tackles
Interceptions
Forced Fumbles
Punts Inside The 20
Punting Average
Field Goals Made