10,000 rushing yards: Will Henry, Elliott be the last RBs to reach the historic mark?

Both running backs are closing in on 10,000 career rushing yards.

The last running back to surpass that milestone was Marshawn Lynch in December 2017 .

The two entered the NFL at the same time, as the first two running backs selected in the 2016 draft.

Henry and Elliott share a similar running style, a blend of power, tenacity and breakaway speed.

Ezekiel Elliott has 30 100-yard games in the regular season and two more in the playoffs.

Derrick Henry tops the NFL in rushing yards ( 6,115 ), runs over 10 yards ( 139 ) and touches reaching at least 20 miles per hour (22) "Not many guys have achieved it, and so it's definitely a blessing," Elliott says.

"I think I'm like 500 yards away," Henry says.

The Browns' Chubb ( 6,511 yards ) and Philadelphia Eagles' Saquon Barkley ( 5,415 yards ) have played six seasons .

The Saints ' Alvin Kamara is in his seventh season and off to a fast start with 198 yards in two games.

Elliott and Henry are in their ninth seasons , pushing the envelope of a running back's durability.