Jahmyr Gibbs Breaks Sanders Record in Lions Win Over Cardinals

Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs broke an NFL record on Sunday by scoring two touchdowns against the Arizona Cardinals, reaching 58 career touchdowns before turning 25. According to Bleacher Report, Gibbs became the player with the most touchdowns in NFL history before that age milestone.

Gibbs achieved the mark while continuing a rapid rise with Detroit, where he has become one of the franchise's most productive running backs. Bleacher Report reported that he still trails Barry Sanders in major career totals but has already established a notable place in team history.

According to Bleacher Report, Sanders finished his career with 15,269 rushing yards, which ranks fourth in NFL history, and recorded 99 rushing touchdowns, ranking 11th all time. Gibbs has not matched those numbers, but his early production has drawn comparisons within Detroit.

Bleacher Report reported that Gibbs is the most dynamic Lions running back since Sanders, a comparison tied to his record-setting start. The outlet noted that reaching Sanders' level will require continued production over a longer career.