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Brian Westbrook

RB (retired)

Brian Westbrook: facts drawn from the play-by-play.

9-year career, 8 in Philadelphia. 5,995 rush yards + 3,790 rec yards. 2x Pro Bowler.

Milestone

Career regular-season totals

StatTotal
Games122
Carries1,426
Rush Yards6,499
Rush TDs42
Receptions449
Receiving Yards4,070

3 straight 1,000+ rushing yard seasons (2006-08). The dual-threat workhorse of the Andy Reid PHI era.

Trend

Westbrook peak years

YearRushRecTotal scrim
20048087031,511
20056146161,230
20061,3587112,069
20071,3337712,104
20089744851,459

Total scrimmage yards by year

SeasonYards
20041511
20051230
20062069
20072104
20081459

His receiving production was ~40% of his career yards — among the highest receiving-share for any 5,000-yd RB.

Split

Westbrook receiving share

StatValue
Career rush yards6,499
Career rec yards4,070
Receiving share38.5%
League avg for RB~22%

He's 1 of just 8 RBs in NFL history with 5,000+ rush yards AND 3,500+ rec yards.

Comparison

5K rush + 3.5K rec club

PlayerRushRec
Marshall Faulk12,2796,875
LaDainian Tomlinson13,9154,772
Brian Westbrook6,4994,070
Charlie Garner4,9403,068

His 2007 'Hello Kicked' play vs DAL — taking a knee at 1-yard line to end the game — is a top-5 NFL IQ play ever.

Rare

Westbrook's iconic play

DetailNote
GamePHI vs DAL Wk 15 2007
ScorePHI up 10-6, 4Q
DecisionKneel at 1, run clock
Smart play impactWon the game

His career was likely shortened by 2-3 concussions in 2009 — the early CTE-aware era took him off the field.

Anomaly

Westbrook concussion timeline

YearStatus
20092 in-season concussions
2010Released by PHI, signed SF
2010 SF77 carries, 16 receptions
2011Retired (back-to-back concussion concerns)

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