RB
RB has 2 meanings
- 1.Running back
- 2.Reply by
Running back
Example
MY fav RB of all time has to be Barry Sanders
Yeah, it's a shame he was wasted on such poor Lions teams
Barry Sanders eluding tacklers
Related Slang
| QB | Quarterback |
| NFL | National Football League |
| FNB | Football and beer |
| SB | Super Bowl |
| ADP | Average draft position |
| ffb | Fantasy football |
Categories
Reply by
In emails, RB typically stands for "reply by." This acronym is almost always followed by a timeframe, such as EoD or "within seven days," within which you are meant to reply to the sender's email.
Some senders condense their RB timelines to +#, written as RB+1 (meaning reply within one day), RB+2 (reply within two days), and so on. RB may also be preceded by RR, an acronym which means "reply requested," or not followed by a timeframe, in which case RB stands for "reply back."
Example
Need to know whether you prefer chocolate or vanilla cake for bday party. RB EoD. Thx!
Worf said to RB EoD, but nobody listened
Related Slang
| RR | Reply required |
| VSRE | Very short reply expected |
| EOD | End of day |
| EOW | End of week |
| COB | Close of business |
| EOM | End of message |
| NNTR | No need to reply |
| NRN | No reply necessary |
| ASAP | As soon as possible |
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RB is an acronym for running back, which is an offensive position in football. The running back is primarily used to run the football in order to gain yards but is also responsible for blocking and catching the ball.
RBs typically line up next to or behind the QB. It is the second most important offensive position in the NFL and is used to keep defenses off-balance along with the passing game. RB often appears as RB1 or RB2 in fantasy football leagues to indicate the starting and second starting running backs on a team. Some examples of famous RBs include Jim Brown, Emmit Smith, Walter Payton, Adrian Peterson, Eric Dickerson, Gale Sayers, LaDainian Tomlinson, and Barry Sanders.