The Detroit Lions have made their mark during the 2026 season thanks to one of the best offenses in the NFL, and star running back Jahmyr Gibbs has been the driver of that. Gibbs has been arguably the best offensive player in football, and he continued his massive campaign on Sunday against the New England Patriots in Munich.
Gibbs had a huge first half for the Lions, running the ball 13 times for 93 yards and catching four passes for 78 yards. He also punched in Detroit's third score of the half, giving the Lions a 21-3 lead at the halfway point over a banged-up Patriots squad.
The touchdown was Gibbs' 61st of his career in just his fourth season. That equals Terrell Davis for the most touchdowns in NFL history through a player's first four years, per NFL insider James Palmer. He is also just the fifth player in NFL history to have 10 or more touchdown runs in each of his first four years. Only Adrian Peterson, LaDanian Tomlinson, Eric Dickerson and Earl Campbell have also done that, so Gibbs is in Hall of Fame company.
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