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2018 NFL Week 8 Season Leaders

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After Week 8 in the 2018 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2018 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2018 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2,526
  2. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 2,521
  3. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2,425
  4. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 2,356
  5. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2,334
  6. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 2,283
  7. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2,268
  8. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 2,259
  9. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 2,200
  10. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 2,187
  11. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2,176
  12. Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 2,110
  13. Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 2,102
  14. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 2,027
  15. Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2,022
  16. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 2,008
  17. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 1,990
  18. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 1,912
  19. Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 1,814
  20. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1,788
  21. Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1,705
  22. Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 1,646
  23. Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 1,561
  24. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,556
  25. Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,550

2018 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 26
  2. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 23
  3. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 18
  4. Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 17
    Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 17
  5. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 16
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 16
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 16
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 15
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 15
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 15
  7. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 14
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 14
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 14
  8. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 13
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 13
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 13
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 13
  9. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 12
  10. Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 11
  11. Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 10
    Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 10
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 10
  12. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 8
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 8
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 8
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 8
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 8
    Ryan Tannehill – Miami Dolphins – 8
  13. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
    Brock Osweiler – Miami Dolphins – 6
  14. Josh Rosen – Arizona Cardinals – 5
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 5
  15. Marcus Mariotta – Tennessee Titans – 3
  16. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Sam Bradford – Arizona Cardinals – 2
  17. Nick Foles – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Blaine Gabbert – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Cody Kessler – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Nathan Peterman – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Kevin Byard – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 1
    Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    Danny Amendola – Miami Dolphins – 1

2018 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 800
  2. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 619
  3. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 599
  4. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 592
  5. Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 587
  6. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 531
  7. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 519
  8. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 509
  9. Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 504
  10. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 487
  11. Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 484
  12. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 466
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 466
  13. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 457
  14. Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 422
  15. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 408
  16. David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 395
  17. Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 392
  18. Latavius Murray – Minnesota Vikings – 386
  19. Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 385
  20. Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 382
  21. Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 381
  22. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 378
  23. Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 376
  24. Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 358
  25. Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 345
  26. Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 343
  27. Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 340
  28. T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 334
  29. Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 310
  30. Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 309
  31. Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 305
  32. N. Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 297
  33. Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 296
  34. Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 253
  35. Dion Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 277
  36. A. Jones – Green Bay Packers – 274
  37. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 273
  38. Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 261
  39. Alfred Blue – Houston Texans – 258
  40. LeSean McCoy – Buffalo Bills – 257
    Wendell Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 257
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 257

2018 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 11
  2. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 9
  3. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 7
  4. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 6
  5. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 5
    Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 5
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 5
    Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 5
    Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 5
  6. Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 4
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 4
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 4
    Lativius Murray – Minnesota Vikings – 4
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 4
  7. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Philip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 3
    Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 3
    Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 3
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Mike Davis – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Jay Ajayi – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    LeGarrette Blount – Detroit Lions – 3
    Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 3
    Ito Smith – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 3
  8. Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 2
    Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 2
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    James White – New England Patriots – 2
    Corey Clement – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Mark Ingram II – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 2
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
  9. Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Dion Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Alfred Blue – Houston Texans – 1
    Wendell Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Chris Ivory – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 1
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Ty Montgomery – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 1
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    Kenneth Dixon – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Ronald Jones – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 1
    Kapri Bibbs – Washington Redskins – 1
    Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 1
    DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Alex Armah – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1

2018 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 925
  2. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 811
  3. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 789
  4. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 785
  5. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 770
  6. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 705
  7. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 690
  8. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 687
  9. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 672
  10. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 669
  11. Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 644
  12. Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 643
  13. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 642
  14. Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 623
  15. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 620
  16. JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 594
    DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 594
  17. Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 587
  18. John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 586
  19. George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 584
  20. Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 552
  21. Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 542
  22. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 528
  23. Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 517
  24. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 506
  25. Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 503
  26. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 497
  27. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 477
  28. Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 474
  29. James White – New England Patriots – 459
  30. Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 453
  31. Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 448
  32. Michael Crabtree – Baltimore Ravens – 440
  33. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 438
  34. Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 436
  35. Tyrell Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 428
  36. O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 419
  37. Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 410
  38. Dimaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos – 402
  39. Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 398
  40. Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 394
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 394
  41. Alvin  Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 393
  42. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 392
  43. Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 391
  44. Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 390
  45. Marvin Jones – Detroit Lions – 387

2018 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 8
  2. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 7
  3. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 6
    DeAndre Hopkins     – Houston Texans – 6
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 6
    A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 6
    James White – New England Patriots – 6
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 6
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
  4. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 5
    Marvin Jones – Detroit Lions – 5
    Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
  5. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
    Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 4
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 4
    John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 4
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 4
    Tyrell Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 4
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 4
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
    Trey Burton – Chicago Bears – 4
    Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
    Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    Kenny Stills – Miami Dolphins – 4
    Marquise Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 4
    David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 4
  6. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 3
    Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 3
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 3
    Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Dimaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos – 3
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 3
    Devin Funchess – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Jordy Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Mohamed Sanu – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 3
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Chris Herndon – New York Jets – 3
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 3
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Aldrick Robinson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Erik Swoope – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    Michael Roberts – Detroit Lions – 3
  7. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 2
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Saquon Barclay – New York Giants – 2
    Michael Crabtree – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Taylor Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 2
    Donte Moncrief – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Cole Beasley – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Chris Hogan – New England Patriots – 2
    Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 2
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Allen Robinson – Chicago Bears – 2
    Marquez Valdes-Scantlin – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Jakeem Grant – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 2
    Paul Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    Antonio Callaway – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Terrelle Pryor – New York Jets – 2
    Phillip Dorsett – New England Patriots – 2
    Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Seth Roberts – Los Angeles Raiders – 2
    Torrey Smith – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 2
    Wendell Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Tavon Austin – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Jordan Thomas – Houston Texans – 2
    Chris Conley – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Cordarrelle Patterson – New England Patriots – 2
    Josh Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Demetrius Harris – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    John Ross – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Jaron Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
  8. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Keelan Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Danny Amendola – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Vance McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Jordan Reed – Washington Redskins – 1
    Chester Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Quincy Enunwa – New York Jets – 1
    Jesse James – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Zay Jones – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Amari Cooper – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    Ryan Grant – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Josh Gordon – New England Patriots – 1
    Kyle Juszcyzk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Rashard Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Kelvin Benjamin – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Benjamin Watson – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Tajae Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Laquon Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Ricky Seals-Jones – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Chris Thompson – Washington Redskins – 1
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Geoff Swaim – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Jordan Matthews – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Keke Coutee – Houston Texans – 1
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Taywan Taylor – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Vernon Davis – Washington Redskins – 1
    Allen Hurns – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Jarius Wright – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 1
    Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Trent Taylor – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Brandon Marshall – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    Jamison Crowder – Washington Redskins – 1
    Jeff Heuerman – Denver Broncos – 1
    Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Marvin Hall – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Antonio Gates – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Rhett Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Cameron Meredith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Chad Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 1
    Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Marcus Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jason Croom – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Bruce Ellington – Houston Texans – 1
    Austin Sefarian-Jenkins – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Darren Fells – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Mo Alie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 1
    Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Luke Stocker – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Nick O’Leary – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Ryan Switzer – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Lance Kendricks – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Dane Cruikshank – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Josh Bellamy – Chicago Bears – 1
    Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 1
    Ed Dickson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Seth DeValve – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Kapri Bibbs – Washington Redskins – 1
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Logan Paulson – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Hayden Hurst – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    A.J. Derby – Miami Dolphins – 1
    De’Anthony Thomas – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Garrett Celek – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    C.J. Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Jordan Leggett – New York Jets – 1
    Zach Line – New Orleans Saints – 1

2018 NFL Week 7 Season Leaders

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After Week 7 in the 2018 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2018 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2018 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2,334
  2. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2,223
  3. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 2,162
  4. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2,130
  5. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 2,067
  6. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 2,040
  7. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2,011
  8. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 2,008
  9. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 1,997
  10. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 1,948
  11. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1,937
  12. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 1,876
  13. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 1,870
  14. Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 1,848
  15. Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 1,822
  16. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 1,783
  17. Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,736
  18. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 1,602
  19. Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 1,594
  20. Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1,552
  21. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1,502
  22. Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 1,427
  23. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,417
  24. Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 1,383
  25. Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,356

2018 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 22
  2. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 20
  3. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 17
  4. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 16
  5. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 15
    Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 15
    Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 15
  6. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 14
  7. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 13
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 13
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 13
  8. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 12
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 12
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 12
  9. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 11
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 11
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 11
  10. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 10
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 10
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 10
  11. Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 9
  12. Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 8
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 8
    Ryan Tannehill – Miami Dolphins – 8
  13. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 7
    Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 7
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 7
  14. Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 6
    Brock Osweiler – Miami Dolphins – 6
  15. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 5
  16. Marcus Mariotta – Tennessee Titans – 3
    J. Rosen – Arizona Cardinals – 3
  17. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Sam Bradford – Arizona Cardinals – 2
  18. Nick Foles – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Blaine Gabbert – Tennessee Titans – 1
    C. Kessler – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Nathan Peterman – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Kevin Byard – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 1
    A. Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1

2018 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 686
  2. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 619
  3. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 542
  4. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 481
  5. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 466
  6. Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 459
  7. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 453
  8. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 445
  9. Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 444
  10. Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 438
  11. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 436
  12. Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 422
  13. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 386
  14. Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 382
  15. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 378
  16. Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 376
  17. Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 371
  18. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 363
  19. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 352
  20. Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 343
  21. David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 336
  22. Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 332
  23. Latavius Murray – Minnesota Vikings – 330
  24. T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 327
  25. Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 311
  26. Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 310
  27. Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 309
    Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 309
  28. Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 305
  29. Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 282
  30. Dion Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 277
  31. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 273
  32. Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 260
  33. Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 257
  34. Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 253
  35. Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 249

2018 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 11
  2. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 7
  3. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 6
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 6
  4. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 5
    Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 5
    Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 5
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 5
  5. Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 4
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 4
    Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 4
  6. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 3
    Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Lativius Murray – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 3
    N. Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 3
    M. Davis – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Jay Ajayi – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    LeGarrette Blount – Detroit Lions – 3
    Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 3
    Ito Smith – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 3
  7. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Philip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 2
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 2
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 2
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Corey Clement – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Mark Ingram II – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 2
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
  8. Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 1
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Dion Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Wendell Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Alfred Blue – Houston Texans – 1
    Chris Ivory – Buffalo Bills – 1
    James White – New England Patriots – 1
    A. Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 1
    T. Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Ty Montgomery – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 1
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    R. Jones – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Kenneth Dixon – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    K. Bibbs – Washington Redskins – 1
    Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 1
    Alex Armah – Carolina Panthers – 1
    C. Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1

2018 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 822
  2. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 811
  3. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 707
  4. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 649
  5. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 635
  6. Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 618
  7. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 611
  8. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 602
  9. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 591
  10. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 588
  11. Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 569
  12. Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 566
  13. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 563
  14. JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 561
  15. John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 558
  16. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 557
  17. G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 527
  18. DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 526
  19. S. Shepard – New York Giants – 508
  20. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 506
  21. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 489
  22. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 482
  23. Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 478
  24. Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 468
  25. Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 467
  26. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 465
  27. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 438
  28. Tyrell Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 428
  29. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 424
  30. Michael Crabtree – Baltimore Ravens – 409
  31. Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 405
    Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 405
  32. Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 400
  33. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 392
  34. Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 391
  35. James White – New England Patriots – 380
  36. Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 379
  37. Dimaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos – 372
  38. C. Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 368
  39. Alvin  Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 362
  40. Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 361

2018 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
  2. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 6
    Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 6
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    James White – New England Patriots – 6
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 6
  3. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 5
    A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 5
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 5
  4. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 4
    Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 4
    John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 4
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 4
    Tyrell Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 4
    Trey Burton – Chicago Bears – 4
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 4
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
    Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
    A. Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
    Kenny Stills – Miami Dolphins – 4
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
    Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
  5. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 3
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 3
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Devin Funchess – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Dimaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos – 3
    Mohamed Sanu – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Jordy Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 3
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Marvin Jones – Detroit Lions – 3
    Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    M. Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    D. Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    C. Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    E. Swoope – Indianapolis Colts – 3
    A. Robinson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Michael Roberts – Detroit Lions – 3
  6. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 2
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    S. Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Saquon Barclay – New York Giants – 2
    Michael Crabtree – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 2
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Cole Beasley – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    T. Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 2
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 2
    Donte Moncrief – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Allen Robinson – Chicago Bears – 2
    Chris Hogan – New England Patriots – 2
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    C. Sutton – Denver Broncos – 2
    Terrelle Pryor – New York Jets – 2
    J. Grant – Miami Dolphins – 2
    P. Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    Phillip Dorsett – New England Patriots – 2
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    N. Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Torrey Smith – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    D. Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 2
    C. Herndon – New York Jets – 2
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Tavon Austin – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Chris Conley – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    C. Patterson – New England Patriots – 2
    D. Harris – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    John Ross – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    J. Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
  7. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 1
    C. Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Keelan Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    C. Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Danny Amendola – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Quincy Enunwa – New York Jets – 1
    Amari Cooper – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    V. McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Jesse James – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    R. Grant – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Jordan Reed – Washington Redskins – 1
    Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    K. Juszcyzk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    R. Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 1
    B. Watson – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Z. Jones – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Josh Gordon – New England Patriots – 1
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Kelvin Benjamin – Buffalo Bills – 1
    M. Valdes-Sc… – Green Bay Packers – 1
    G. Swaim – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    R. Seals-Jones – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Antonio Callaway – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Chris Thompson – Washington Redskins – 1
    K. Coutee – Houston Texans – 1
    Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers – 1
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Laquon Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    M. Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Taywan Taylor – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    K. Drake – Miami Dolphins – 1
    A. Hurns – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Jarius Wright – Carolina Panthers – 1
    V. Davis – Washington Redskins – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Seth Roberts – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    Brandon Marshall – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Jamison Crowder – Washington Redskins – 1
    T. Taylor – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    M. Hall – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Z. Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    J. Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Antonio Gates – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    R. Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    A. Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    C. Meredith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 1
    J. Matthews – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    M. Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    W. Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    C. Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Bruce Ellington – Houston Texans – 1
    M. Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Austin Sefarian-Jenkins – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 1
    D. Fells – Cleveland Browns – 1
    J. Croom – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 1
    L. Stocker – Tennessee Titans – 1
    N. O’Leary – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Lance Kendricks – Green Bay Packers – 1
    R. Switzer – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Dane Cruikshank – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 1
    C. Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1
    K. Bibbs – Washington Redskins – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    M. Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    L. Paulson – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    P. Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    A.J. Derby – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Garrett Celek – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    De’Anthony Thomas – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    J. Bellamy – Chicago Bears – 1
    C.J. Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    J. Leggett – New York Jets – 1
    Z. Line – New Orleans Saints – 1

2018 NFL Week 6 Season Leaders

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After Week 6 in the 2018 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2018 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2018 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2,011
  2. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 1,997
  3. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1,955
  4. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 1,928
  5. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 1,921
  6. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 1,865
  7. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1,798
  8. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 1,792
  9. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 1,788
  10. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 1,783
  11. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 1,702
  12. Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 1,687
  13. Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,675
  14. Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 1,674
  15. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 1,658

2018 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 18
  2. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 16
  3. Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 15
  4. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 14
    Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 14
  5. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 13
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 13
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 13
  6. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 12
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 12
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 12
  7. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 11
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 11
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 11
  8. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 10
  9. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 9
    Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 9
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 9
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 9
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 9
  10. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 8
    Ryan Tannehill – Miami Dolphins – 8
  11. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 7
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 7
  12. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 6
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 6
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 6
  13. Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 5
    Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
  14. Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 4
    Brock Osweiler – Miami Dolphins – 4
  15. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Marcus Mariotta – Tennessee Titans – 2
    J. Rosen – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Sam Bradford – Arizona Cardinals – 2
  16. Nick Foles – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Blaine Gabbert – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Nathan Peterman – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Kevin Byard – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 1
    A. Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1

2018 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 623
  2. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 586
  3. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 466
  4. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 456
  5. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 453
  6. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 438
  7. Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 430
    Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 430
  8. Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 400
  9. Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 382
  10. Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 376
  11. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 352
  12. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 349
  13. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 346
  14. Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 339
  15. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 336
  16. Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 323
  17. Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 303
  18. T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 299
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 299
  19. David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 297
  20. Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 286
  21. Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 272
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 272
  22. Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 271
    Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 271
  23. Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 263
  24. Latavius Murray – Minnesota Vikings – 261
  25. Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 260
  26. LeSean McCoy – Buffalo Bills – 243
  27. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 240
  28. Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 230
  29. Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 228
  30. Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 224

2018 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 9
  2. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 7
  3. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 6
  4. Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 5
    Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 5
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 5
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 5
  5. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 4
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 4
    Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 4
  6. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
    Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 3
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 3
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 3
    M. Davis – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Jay Ajayi – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 3
    Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Ito Smith – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 3
  7. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Corey Clement – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    N. Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 2
    LeGarrette Blount – Detroit Lions – 2
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Mark Ingram II – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 2
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
  8. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Philip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 1
    Lativius Murray – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Wendell Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Alfred Blue – Houston Texans – 1
    A. Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Dion Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 1
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 1
    James White – New England Patriots – 1
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Chris Ivory – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Ty Montgomery – Green Bay Packers – 1
    T. Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 1
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Kenneth Dixon – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    K. Bibbs – Washington Redskins – 1
    Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 1
    Alex Armah – Carolina Panthers – 1

2018 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 712
  2. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 707
  3. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 657
  4. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 567
  5. JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 561
  6. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 557
  7. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 524
  8. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 519
  9. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 506
  10. Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 505
  11. DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 501
  12. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 494
  13. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 484
  14. Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 480
  15. Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 478
  16. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 468
  17. Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 464
  18. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 455
  19. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 438
  20. Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 435
  21. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 434
  22. Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 431
  23. G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 429
  24. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 428
  25. John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 424
  26. Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 405
  27. Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 400
  28. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 392
  29. Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 388
  30. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 373
  31. Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 361
  32. Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 360
  33. Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 359
  34. Alvin  Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 351
  35. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 349

2018 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 6
    Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 6
    Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 6
  2. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 5
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 5
  3. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 4
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 4
    Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 4
    James White – New England Patriots – 4
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
  4. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 3
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 3
    DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 3
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 3
    John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Dimaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos – 3
    Jordy Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Tyrell Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Mohamed Sanu – Atlanta Falcons – 3
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Kenny Stills – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 3
    Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Marvin Jones – Detroit Lions – 3
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    A. Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Trey Burton – Chicago Bears – 3
    M. Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 3
    D. Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    C. Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
  5. JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 2
    Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 2
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Saquon Barclay – New York Giants – 2
    Michael Crabtree – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    S. Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    Devin Funchess – Carolina Panthers – 2
    T. Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 2
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Allen Robinson – Chicago Bears – 2
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Donte Moncrief – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Terrelle Prior – New York Jets – 2
    Chris Hogan – New England Patriots – 2
    P. Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
    Phillip Dorsett – New England Patriots – 2
    N. Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    J. Grant – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Tavon Austin – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Torrey Smith – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    C. Patterson – New England Patriots – 2
    Chris Conley – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    John Ross – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    J. Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    E. Swoope – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    A. Robinson – Minnesota Vikings – 2
  6. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 1
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 1
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Keelan Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    C. Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Quincy Enunwa – New York Jets – 1
    Amari Cooper – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    V. McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Jesse James – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    R. Grant – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 1
    C. Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
    R. Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1
    K. Juszcyzk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jordan Reed – Washington Redskins – 1
    C. Sutton – Denver Broncos – 1
    M. Valdes-Sc… – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Chris Thompson – Washington Redskins – 1
    Z. Jones – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers – 1
    K. Coutee – Houston Texans – 1
    R. Seals-Jones – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Antonio Callaway – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Taywan Taylor – Tennessee Titans – 1
    G. Swaim – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Laquon Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    V. Davis – Washington Redskins – 1
    Kelvin Benjamin – Buffalo Bills – 1
    K. Drake – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Seth Roberts – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Brandon Marshall – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Jamison Crowder – Washington Redskins – 1
    T. Taylor – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Z. Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Josh Gordon – New England Patriots – 1
    J. Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Jarius Wright – Carolina Panthers – 1
    C. Meredith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    D. Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Antonio Gates – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 1
    J. Matthews – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    A. Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    R. Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 1
    Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
    C. Herndon – New York Jets – 1
    M. Johnson – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    W. Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Bruce Ellington – Houston Texans – 1
    M. Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Austin Sefarian-Jenkins – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    D. Fells – Cleveland Browns – 1
    A. Hurns – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 1
    D. Harris – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    J. Croom – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Lance Kendricks – Green Bay Packers – 1
    R. Switzer – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Dane Cruikshank – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    C. Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 1
    N. O’Leary – Miami Dolphins – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    L. Paulson – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    P. Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    C. Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1
    A.J. Derby – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Garrett Celek – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    De’Anthony Thomas – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    J. Bellamy – Chicago Bears – 1
    C.J. Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    J. Leggett – New York Jets – 1
    Michael Roberts – Detroit Lions – 1
    Z. Line – New Orleans Saints – 1

2018 NFL Week 5 Season Leaders

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After Week 5 in the 2018 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2018 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2018 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 1,727
  2. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 1,688
  3. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 1,658
  4. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1,642
  5. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 1,641
  6. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1,621
  7. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1,601
  8. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 1,572
  9. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 1,252
  10. Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,526

2018 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 14
  2. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 13
    Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 13
  3. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 12
    Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 12
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 12
  4. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 11
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 11
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 11
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 11
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 11
  5. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 10
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 10
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 10
  6. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 8
    Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 8
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 8
    Ryan Tannehill – Miami Dolphins – 8
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 8
  7. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 7
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 7
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 7
  8. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 6
  9. Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 5
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 5
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
    Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 5
  10. Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 4
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 4
  11. Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 3
  12. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Marcus Mariotta – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Sam Bradford – Arizona Cardinals – 2
  13. J. Rosen – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Nick Foles – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Blaine Gabbert – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Kevin Byard – Tennessee Titans – 1
    A. Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Brock Osweiler – Miami Dolphins – 1

2018 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 480
  2. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 415
  3. Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 390
  4. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 376
  5. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 369
  6. Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 348
  7. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 342
  8. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 334
  9. Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 331
  10. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 329
  11. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 328
  12. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 308
  13. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 299
  14. Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 294
  15. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 293
  16. Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 286
  17. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 272
  18. Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 264
  19. T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 258
  20. Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 250
  21. David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 242
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 242
  22. Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 228
  23. Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 225
    Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 225
  24. Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 217
  25. Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 203
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 203

2018 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 7
  2. Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 5
    Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 5
    James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 5
  3. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 4
  4. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 3
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 3
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 3
    Jay Ajayi – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    M. Davis – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 3
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 3
  5. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 2
    Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    N. Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 2
    LeGarrette Blount – Detroit Lions – 2
    Ito Smith – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
  6. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Philip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Dion Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Alfred Blue – Houston Texans – 1
    Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Wendell Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    A. Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Chris Ivory – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 1
    Corey Clement – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    James White – New England Patriots – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    T. Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    Kenneth Dixon – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 1
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 1
    K. Bibbs – Washington Redskins – 1
    Alex Armah – Carolina Panthers – 1

2018 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 594
  2. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 589
  3. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 564
  4. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 519
  5. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 462
  6. Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 452
  7. JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 450
  8. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 438
  9. Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 437
  10. Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 431
  11. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 428
  12. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 426
  13. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 425
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 425
  14. DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 424
  15. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 415
  16. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 409
  17. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 407
  18. Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 402
  19. G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 399
  20. John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 396
  21. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 393
  22. Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 390
  23. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 381
  24. Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 373
  25. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 372
  26. Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 361
  27. Alvin  Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 351
  28. Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 350

2018 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
  2. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 5
    A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
    Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 5
  3. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 4
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 4
    James White – New England Patriots – 4
  4. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 3
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 3
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Jordy Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Kenny Stills – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Marvin Jones – Detroit Lions – 3
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 3
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
  5. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 2
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 2
    S. Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    S. Barclay – New York Giants – 2
    Dimaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos – 2
    Mohamed Sanu – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Donte Moncrief – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 2
    T. Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 2
    Phillip Dorsett – New England Patriots – 2
    Trey Burton – Chicago Bears – 2
    N. Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    J. Grant – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Chris Hogan – New England Patriots – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
    Tavon Austin – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    C. Patterson – New England Patriots – 2
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    John Ross – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Chris Conley – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    D. Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    C. Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    A. Robinson – Minnesota Vikings – 2
  6. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 1
    Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 1
    Keelan Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Amari Cooper – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    Quincy Enunwa – New York Jets – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Michael Crabtree – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Jesse James – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    R. Grant – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 1
    R. Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Devin Funchess – Carolina Panthers – 1
    C. Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Allen Robinson – Chicago Bears – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    V. McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Chris Thompson – Washington Redskins – 1
    K. Juszcyzk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Tyrell Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Jordan Reed – Washington Redskins – 1
    P. Richardson – Washington Redskins – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Terrelle Prior – New York Jets – 1
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 1
    Taywan Taylor – Tennessee Titans – 1
    C. Sutton – Denver Broncos – 1
    K. Coutee – Houston Texans – 1
    G. Swaim – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    A. Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Laquon Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Antonio Callaway – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Jamison Crowder – Washington Redskins – 1
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    T. Taylor – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Brandon Marshall – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    K. Drake – Miami Dolphins – 1
    R. Seals-Jones – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Jarius Wright – Carolina Panthers – 1
    C. Meredith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    M. Valdes-Sc… – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Antonio Gates – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Seth Roberts – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    A. Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    D. Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    R. Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 1
    Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
    Kelvin Benjamin – Buffalo Bills – 1
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    W. Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Bruce Ellington – Houston Texans – 1
    M. Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Austin Sefarian-Jenkins – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Z. Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 1
    D. Fells – Cleveland Browns – 1
    A. Hurns – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Josh Gordon – Cleveland Browns – 1
    J. Matthews – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    D. Harris – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    J. Croom – Buffalo Bills – 1
    J. Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Torrey Smith – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Dane Cruikshank – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    E. Swoope – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Antony Miller – Chicago Bears – 1
    R. Switzer – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    M. Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 1
    C. Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    L. Paulson – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    C. Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1
    A.J. Derby – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Lance Kendricks – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Garrett Celek – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    De’Anthony Thomas – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    J. Bellamy – Chicago Bears – 1
    C.J. Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    J. Leggett – New York Jets – 1
    Michael Roberts – Detroit Lions – 1
    Z. Line – New Orleans Saints – 1

2018 NFL Week 4 Season Leaders

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After Week 4 in the 2018 NFL Season, along with trying to lead their respective teams to victory, the key NFL position players fight for recognition as this season leaders in Passing, Rushing and Receiving. As each week of the 2018 NFL Season passes, new names are added to the rankings and the Top 10 players in each category are ranked based on Total Yards and Total Touchdowns for the season. The NFL Quarterbacks are ranked by the most Passing Yards and Passing Touchdowns. In addition, the NFL Running Backs and other key position players are ranked by most Rushing Yards and Rushing Touchdowns while the Wide Receivers and Tight Ends are ranked by most Receiving Yards and Receiving Touchdowns. The rankings for each category are as follows:

2018 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 1,406
  2. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1,392
  3. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 1,387
  4. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 1,373
  5. Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,356
  6. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1,316
  7. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 1,295
  8. Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 1,252
  9. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1,246
  10. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 1,202

2018 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 14
  2. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 12
  3. Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 11
    Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 11
    Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 11
  4. Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 10
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 10
  5. Andrew Luck – Indianapolis Colts – 9
    Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 9
  6. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 8
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 8
    Joe Flacco – Baltimore Ravens – 8
    Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 8
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 8
  7. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 7
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 7
    Blake Bortles – Jacksonville Jaguars – 7
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 7
    Ryan Tannehill – Miami Dolphins – 7
  8. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 6
  9. Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 5
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 5
  10. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 4
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 4
    Alex Smith – Washington Redskins – 4
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 4
  11. Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 3
    Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
  12. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Marcus Mariotta – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Sam Bradford – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    C.J. Beathard – San Francisco 49ers – 2
  13. Nick Foles – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Blaine Gabbert – Tennessee Titans – 1
    J. Rosen – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Kevin Byard – Tennessee Titans – 1
    A. Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Brock Osweiler – Miami Dolphins – 1

2018 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 426
  2. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 338
  3. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 313
  4. Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 300
  5. Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 289
  6. Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 285
  7. Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 276
  8. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 275
  9. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 271
  10. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 267
  11. Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 260
  12. Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 236
  13. James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 232
  14. Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 225
  15. Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 219
  16. Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 216
  17. Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 210
  18. T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 205
  19. Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 203
  20. Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 196
  21. Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 188
  22. David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 187
  23. Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 179
  24. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 177
  25. Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 171

2018 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Carlos Hyde – Cleveland Browns – 5
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 5
  2. Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 4
    Isiah Crowell – New York Jets – 4
  3. Marshawn Lynch – Oakland Raiders – 3
    Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 3
    Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 3
    James Conner – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Royce Freeman – Denver Broncos – 3
    Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
    Jay Ajayi – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
    Cam Newton – Carolina Panthers – 3
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 3
  4. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Alex Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    N. Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2
    M. Davis – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
  5. Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Philip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Jordan Howard – Chicago Bears – 1
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
    Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Alfred Morris – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Dion Lewis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Tyrod Taylor – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Wendell Smallwood – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 1
    Alfred Blue – Houston Texans – 1
    Corey Clement – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 1
    James White – New England Patriots – 1
    Kenyan Drake – Miami Dolphins – 1
    A. Jones – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Chris Ivory – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Ito Smith – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Ryan Fitzpatrick – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Kenneth Dixon – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Case Keenum – Denver Broncos – 1
    Alex Armah – Carolina Panthers – 1

2018 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

  1. Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 502
  2. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 473
  3. Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 452
  4. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 445
  5. DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 443
  6. Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 426
  7. DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 424
  8. JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 416
  9. Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 389
  10. Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 370
  11. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 364
  12. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 349
  13. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 348
  14. John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 338
  15. Alvin  Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 336
  16. Odell Beckham Jr. – New York Giants – 331
  17. Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 330
  18. Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 327
  19. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 323
  20. G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 316
  21. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 312
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 312
  22. Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 311
  23. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 307
  24. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 297
  25. Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 295

2018 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

  1. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
  2. A.J. Green – Cincinnati Bengals – 5
  3. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 4
  4. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 3
    Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    DeSean Jackson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    Golden Tate – Detroit Lions – 3
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    John Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 3
    Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 3
    Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 3
    Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
    Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 3
    Antonio Brown – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
    Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
    Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 3
    Kenny Stills – Miami Dolphins – 3
    Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Melvin Gordon – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
    Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
    James White – New England Patriots – 3
    Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 3
  5. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 2
    Jared Cook – Oakland Raiders – 2
    Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 2
    T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Jordy Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 2
    Marvin Jones – Detroit Lions – 2
    S. Shepard – New York Giants – 2
    Todd Gurley – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    T. Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 2
    Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Trey Burton – Chicago Bears – 2
    Donte Moncrief – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Phillip Dorsett – New England Patriots – 2
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
    Albert Wilson – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 2
    J. Grant – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 2
    T.J. Yeldon – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    N. Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Chris Hogan – New England Patriots – 2
    Tavon Austin – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    John Ross – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    C. Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Chris Conley – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    A. Robinson – Minnesota Vikings – 2
  6. Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
    G. Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Quincy Enunwa – New York Jets – 1
    Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 1
    Amari Cooper – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – 1
    Jesse James – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Keelan Cole – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
    Allen Robinson – Chicago Bears – 1
    V. McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Randall Cobb – Green Bay Packers – 1
    R. Grant – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Devin Funchess – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Mohamed Sanu – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Michael Crabtree – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 1
    Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Dimaryius Thomas – Denver Broncos – 1
    Jordan Reed – Washington Redskins – 1
    Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Chris Thompson – Washington Redskins – 1
    Taywan Taylor – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Antonio Callaway – Cleveland Browns – 1
    P. Richardson – Washington Redskins – 1
    Tyrell Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Brandon Marshall – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    R. Seals-Jones – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    K. Juszcyzk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Laquon Treadwell – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Robby Anderson – New York Jets – 1
    A. Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Bilal Powell – New York Jets – 1
    David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    G. Swaim – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
    A. Collins – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Dante Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Kelvin Benjamin – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Jarius Wright – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Bruce Ellington – Houston Texans – 1
    D. Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Austin Sefarian-Jenkins – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    C. Patterson – New England Patriots – 1
    R. Ellison – New York Giants – 1
    Antonio Gates – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Javorius Allen – Baltimore Ravens – 1
    Tevin Coleman – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Jamison Crowder – Washington Redskins – 1
    Z. Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    J. Matthews – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    D. Fells – Cleveland Browns – 1
    C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    D. Harris – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    J. Brown – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Torrey Smith – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Seth Roberts – Los Angeles Raiders – 1
    Dane Cruikshank – Tennessee Titans – 1
    J. Croom – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Antony Miller – Chicago Bears – 1
    Kareem Hunt – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    T. Sharpe – Tennessee Titans – 1
    R. Switzer – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    M. Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Lamar Miller – Houston Texans – 1
    Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    C. Meredith – New Orleans Saints – 1
    L. Paulson – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    A.J. Derby – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Frank Gore – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    C. Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Garrett Celek – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    J. Bellamy – Chicago Bears – 1
    C.J. Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
    Josh Gordon – Cleveland Browns – 1
    De’Anthony Thomas – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Michael Roberts – Detroit Lions – 1
    J. Leggett – New York Jets – 1
    Z. Line – New Orleans Saints – 1