NFL Play Of The Day☢️ Jahmyr Gibbs Over 135.5 Rush+Rec Yards 67% Hit Rate This Season 🎯 ❤️Like If You Are Tailing Gibbs is playing like the best dual threat back in football right now, and this matchup could be the best one he sees all year. He's cleared this number in 2 of 3 games this season, including a 186 yard explosion against New Orleans, and he's firmly entrenched as Detroit's workhorse, handling 78% of the team's rush attempts. Carolina allows the most rushing yards per game in the entire NFL at 193.3, along with the highest yards per carry allowed in the league at 5.74, and they're missing both starting corners, Mike Jackson and JC Horn, for at least a month. On The Season Gibbs Is Averaging. -154.3 Rush+Rec Yards Per Game -102.3 Rushing Yards Per Game -52 Receiving Yards Per Game -21.7 Rush Attempts Per Game -78% Team Rush Share Carolina also ranks 23rd in the league in receiving yards allowed to running backs, giving up 34 per game, so most of Gibbs path to this number runs through the ground, where this defense has allowed 6 rushing touchdowns and sits in the bottom five against both man gap and zone runs. Last 3 RBs Vs Carolina. -D'Andre Swift (CHI) 134 Rush+Rec Yds -Bijan Robinson (ATL) 81 Rush+Rec Yds -Quinshon Judkins (CLE) 79 Rush+Rec Yds Swift came within a yard and a half of this number in Week 1 on volume alone, and Carolina's run defense has only gotten more exposed since. This game is also expected to see rain, which should push both teams toward a ground and pound script, exactly the kind of game that funnels volume straight to Gibbs as Detroit's workhorse back, with some pointing to a workload as high as 30 touches if the weather holds up. Detroit's offensive approach backs this up too. The Lions pass the ball at a 58% clip overall, but a wet field and a banged up Carolina secondary are exactly the conditions that push any offense toward its workhorse back, and Gibbs is averaging 21.7 carries a game even without factoring in a true smash mouth script. With Carolina allowing the most rushing yards and yards per carry in the league, playing without both starting corners, and a game plan that figures to lean on the run, Gibbs workload gives him a real path to clear 135.5 again.