Several running backs and quarterbacks sit near or above the 10-rushing-touchdown threshold through roughly nine weeks, with D’Andre Swift already at 10, while Jahmyr Gibbs, Christian McCaffrey, Javonte Williams, and Josh Allen each have nine. High-volume backs such as Bijan Robinson and Kenneth Walker III post strong yardage totals but trail in scores, reflecting fewer goal-line opportunities to date. Remaining schedule strength, red-zone usage, and injury status for primary ball carriers will shape final tallies, as teams with potent offenses and favorable matchups tend to create more scoring chances inside the 20. Quarterback rushing production, particularly from mobile signal-callers, adds another variable that can boost or dilute running-back totals depending on scheme and game script.