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Jahmyr Gibbs leads the NFL with nine touchdowns and has scored in every game

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Gibbs has seven rushing and two receiving touchdowns through five weeks. Henry and Allen are one behind, and Detroit's Week 6 bye puts his lead at risk.

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Jahmyr Gibbs at a signing event in June 2026. Photo: Ck18102006 / Wikimedia Commons · CC0. Resized.

Jahmyr Gibbs leads the NFL with nine touchdowns after five weeks, and he has scored in every game. The Lions running back has seven rushing touchdowns and two receiving touchdowns, and his 54 points are the most of any non-kicker in the league.

He added two more in Sunday’s 45-21 win at Arizona, running 25 times for 151 yards and catching five passes for 56 yards. Detroit is 3-2.

Total touchdown leaders after Week 5

RankPlayerTeamPosTD
1Jahmyr GibbsDETRB9
T2Derrick HenryBALRB8
T2Josh AllenBUFQB8
T4Javonte WilliamsDALRB7
T4Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEAWR7
T6Jonathan TaylorINDRB6
T6Christian WatsonGBWR6
T6Kenneth Walker IIIKCRB6
T9Christian McCaffreySFRB5
T9Chuba HubbardCARRB5

Gibbs, game by game

WeekOpponentResultRush-YdsRush TDRec-YdsRec TD
1vs. NOW 31-30 (OT)29-15625-300
2at BUFL 41-3116-5206-611
3vs. NYJW 31-2420-9927-651
4at CARL 32-2615-4614-310
5at ARIW 45-2125-15125-560
Total3-2105-504727-2432

Points and yards

Gibbs has 747 yards from scrimmage: 504 rushing at 4.8 yards a carry and 243 receiving on 27 catches. His 54 points trail only Colts kicker Spencer Shrader, who has 58. Vikings kicker Will Reichard is third with 53, and Henry has 50.

Two of his best games came at the start and end of the stretch. He ran for 156 yards and two scores in the overtime win over New Orleans in Week 1, then matched that with 151 yards and two scores at Arizona.

The bye could cost him the lead

Detroit is off in Week 6 and returns Oct. 25 against Green Bay. Smith-Njigba plays Thursday night at Denver, Henry and the Ravens visit Cleveland on Sunday, and Allen and the Bills play at Las Vegas on Sunday. Any of them could tie or pass Gibbs before he plays again.

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