After Week 5 in the 2019 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 2019 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:

2019 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 1,831
2. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1,655
3. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 1,650
4. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,606
5. Philip Rivers – Los Angeles Chargers – 1,465
6. Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 1,411
7. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 1,409
   Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,409
8. Jameis Winston – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,371
9. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1,355

2019 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 12
2. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 11
   Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 11
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 11
   Jameis Winston – Tampa Buccaneers – 11
   Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 11
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 11
3. Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 10
   Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 10
   Jacoby Brisett – Indianapolis Colts – 10
4. Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 9
   Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 9
5. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 7
   Philip Rivers – San Diego Chargers – 7
   Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 7
   Marcus Mariota – Tennessee Titans – 7
   Case Keenum – Washington Redskins – 7
   Jimmy Garoppolo – San Francisco 49ers – 7
   Mason Rudolph – Pittsburgh Steelers – 7
6. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 6
   Joe Flacco – Denver Broncos – 6
   Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 6
   Teddy Bridgewater – Pittsburgh Steelers – 6
7. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 5
   Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 5
   Kyle Allen – Carolina Panthers – 5
8. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 4
   Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 4
   Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 4
9. Mitchell Trubiski – Chicago Bears – 3
   Chase Daniel – Chicago Bears – 3
10. Eli Manning – New York Giants – 2
    Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2

2019 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 587
2. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 542
3. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 512
4. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 485
5. Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 470
6. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 430
7. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 387
8. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 386
9. Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 381
10. Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 372

2019 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 8
2. Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 6
   Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 6
3. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 5
   Todd Gurley II – Los Angeles Rams – 5
4. Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 4
   Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 4
   Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 4
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 4
   Jordan Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
   Jeffrey Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
5. Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 3
   Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 3
   Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Peyton Barber – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
   Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Damien Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
   Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 3
6. Marlon Mack – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Frank Gore – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Carlos Hyde – Houston Texans – 2
   David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 2
   LeSean McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 2
   Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 2
   Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 2
   Dontrell Hilliard – Cleveland Browns – 2
7. Leonard Fournette – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Ronald Jones – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Kerryon Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Saquon Barkley – New York Giants – 1
   Tony Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Alexander Mattison – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Devin Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Tevin Coleman – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 1
   Adrian Peterson – Washington Redskins – 1
   Rashaad Penny – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Latavius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Ito Smith – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Reggie Bonnafon – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Steven Sims Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
   Trevor Davis – Oakland Raiders – 1
   DeAndre Washington – Oakland Raiders – 1
   Cordarelle Patterson – Chicago Bears – 1
   Jacoby Brissett – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Jaylen Samuels – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
   Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Brandon Bolden – New England Patriots – 1
   Vincent Smith – New York Jets – 1
   Andy Dalton – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   C.J. Prosise – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Alex Armah – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Adam Thielan – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Tom Brady – New England Patriots – 1

2019 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 543
2. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 512
3. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 511
4. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 506
5. D.J. Chark Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 485
6. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 470
7. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 439
8. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 405
9. Jarvis Landry – Cleveland Browns – 403
10. Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 401

2019 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
2. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 5
   D.J. Chark Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 5
3. Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 4
   Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
   Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 4
   Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 4
   Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 4
   Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 4
   T.Y. Hilton – Indianapolis Colts – 4
   Tyrell Williams – Oakland Raiders – 4
4. Michael Thomas – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Courtland Sutton – Denver Broncos – 3
   Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 3
   Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
   Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   John Ross III – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 3
   Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
   Phillip Dorsett II – New England Patriots – 3
   Nelson Agholor – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Taylor Gabriel – Chicago Bears – 3
   Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 3
5. Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 2
   Evan Engram – New York Giants – 2
   Austin Hooper – Atlanta Falcons – 2
   Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   DeAndre Hopkins – Houston Texans – 2
   Julian Edelman – New England Patriots – 2
   JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Emanuel Sanders – Denver Broncos – 2
   D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 2
   David Johnson – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Delaney Walker – Tennessee Titans – 2
   T.J. Hockenson – Detroit Lions – 2
   Paul Richardson – Washington Redskins – 2
   Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 2
   DeSean Jackson – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
   James O’Shaughnessy… – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
   Alshon Jeffrey – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
   Eric Ebron – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Jimmy Graham – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Vance McDonald – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Geronimo Allison – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 2
6. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 1
   D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Brandin Cooks – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Mohamed Sanu – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Josh Gordon – New England Patriots – 1
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 1
   Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 1
   Stefon Diggs – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 1
   George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Dede Westbrook – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Randall Cobb – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 1
   James White – New England Patriots – 1
   Devonta Freeman – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Auden Tate – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Ted Ginn Jr. – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Marquise Goodwin – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   L. Bell – New York Jets – 1
   D. Slayton – New York Giants – 1
   D. Knox – Buffalo Bills – 1
   J. Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
   D. Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Danny Amendola – Detroit Lions – 1
   Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 1
   Z. Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   J. Cook – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Tarik Cohen – Chicago Bears – 1
   Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   H. Hurst – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   T. Quinn – Washington Redskins – 1
   B. Pringle – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Vernon Davis – Washington Redskins – 1
   D. Smith – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   B. Jarwin – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   I. McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 1
   K. Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
   Foster Moreau – Oakland Raiders – 1
   D. Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1
   R. Seals-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Tyler Eifert – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   L. McCoy – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   R. Izzo – New England Patriots – 1
   W. Gallman – New York Giants – 1
   T. Smith – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Cameron Brate – Tampa Buccaneers – 1
   R. Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   R. James – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Joe Mixon – Cinncinnati Bengals – 1
   P. Campbell – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   A. Brown – New England Patriots – 1
   J. Williams – Green Bay Packers – 1
   C. Rogers – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   D. Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   J. Howard – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Matt Breida – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   D. Pettis – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   T. Jones – New York Giants – 1
   David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 1
   J.J. Nelson – Oakland Raiders – 1
   T. Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   D. Williams – Buffalo Bills – 1
   B. Bolden – New England Patriots – 1
   L. Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1
   T. Pope – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   R. Armstead – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   D. Harris – Cleveland Browns – 1
   P. Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   David Quessenberry – Tennessee Titans – 1