Jahmyr Gibbs‘ 33.6 PPR fantasy points put him on pace for 571.2 total fantasy points in 2026. Ladainian Tomlinson holds the the all-time fantasy points scoring record with 481.1 fantasy points in his MVP-award winning 2006 campaign.

With former backfield mate David Montgomery now in Houston, Gibbs full capitalized on his role as Detroit’s undisputed RB1. New Orleans had no answer for PlayerProfiler’s No. 1 ranked player in both dynasty and seasonal leagues, as the former number 12 overall pick turned 34 touches into 186 yards and two touchdowns, good for 33.6 PPR points.

Aside from an early first half fumble, Gibbs and Amon-Ra St. Brown operated as the centerpieces of the Lions offense. Gibbs alone touched the ball on 46% of the Lions’ total offensive snaps, and handled 29/31 of all backfield carries. Should this pace hold, Gibbs is in threatening fantasy records territory. Up next, the Lions face a Buffalo Bills defense that just allowed 31 points to the Houston Texans, cementing him as fantasy football’s RB1 for the foreseeable future in all formats.