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Samaje Perine

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#34

Experience: 10 years

Height: 5-11

Age: 30

Weight: 240 lbs

College: Oklahoma

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2025 SEASON

  • CAR
    84
  • YDS
    382
  • AVG
    4.55
  • TDS
    3

Recent Games

WKOPPRESULTATTYDSAVGLNGTDRECYDSAVGLNGTDFUMLOST
1@BrownsW 17 - 1626350
2JaguarsW 31 - 27
3@VikingsL 10 - 484215.212011
4@BroncosL 3 - 28144400000
5LionsL 24 - 374276.810022150
6@PackersL 18 - 276162.7602168160
7SteelersW 33 - 317314.490
8JetsL 38 - 3999410.432116660
9BearsL 42 - 4715550
11@SteelersL 12 - 34
12PatriotsL 20 - 26
13@RavensW 32 - 1414392.81202157.59011
14@BillsL 34 - 396315.29017770
15RavensL 0 - 2414423801111010
16@DolphinsW 45 - 217253.671216880
17CardinalsW 37 - 14351.73118880
18BrownsL 18 - 208425.21303103.350

Career Stats

RBFB Career

SEASONTEAMGGSATTYDSAVGTDRECYDSAVGLNGTDFUMLOST
2017Washington Commanders1681756033.41221828.325122
2018Washington Commanders5083240351.780
2019Cincinnati Bengals60
2019Miami Dolphins105163.20
2020Cincinnati Bengals161633014.8311666150
2021Cincinnati Bengals160552464.51271967.3231
2022Cincinnati Bengals162953944.22382877.632400
2023Denver Broncos171532384.51504559.129032
2024Kansas City Chiefs17020924.612832211.536100
2025Cincinnati Bengals152843824.6317875.116032
TOTAL1251455823044.11219616005.736786

Biography

Perine returned to Cincinnati for his second Bengals stint in 2025, after previously playing for the team from '19-22 ... He spent the 2023 campaign with Denver, then helped Kansas City win the AFC Championship in '24 ... Has played in 125 career regular-season games, including 69 for Cincinnati ... Career totals are 558 rushing attempts for 2304 yards and 12 TDs, along with 196 receptions for 1600 yards and seven scores ... Also has returned 25 kickoffs for 654 yards (26.2 average), with a career-high 17 for 430 yards in the 2025 campaign ... Played in all seven postseason games for the Bengals following the 2021 and '22 seasons, and scored a 41-yard TD on a screen pass in the '21 AFC Championship win over Kansas City ... Spent three seasons (2014-16) at the University of Oklahoma, where he was teammates with Bengals OT Orlando Brown Jr. and OT Cody Ford.

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