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What does a running back do?

A running back is an offensive player whose primary responsibilities commonly include rushing with the ball, catching passes, and blocking. The player usually aligns behind or beside the quarterback.

Roles vary by scheme and personnel. One back may handle most early-down carries, another may specialize in passing situations, and a larger back may receive short-yardage work. Some teams use one featured back while others rely on a committee.