The 2026 FBS rushing touchdowns race remains wide open after the first two weeks, with early standouts like Memphis RB Jaylin Carter and UCLA RB Wayne Knight tied at six scores each while Florida’s Jadan Baugh and several others sit at five or four. Dozens of candidates, including Ohio State sophomore Bo Jackson, West Virginia transfer Cam Cook, and returning producers such as Kewan Lacy and DeSean Bishop, sit in a narrow band of implied probabilities because most teams are still establishing backfield hierarchies, red-zone usage fluctuates week to week, and committee approaches remain common. Preseason depth across conferences, combined with varying offensive line strength and schedule difficulty, has kept any single back from separating. The market therefore prices in a lengthy campaign where injuries, late-season workload shifts, or a hot streak from an under-the-radar back could still alter the outcome.