After Week 11 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 3,035
2. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 2,986
3. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2,978
4. Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2,955
5. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 2,889
6. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2,883
7. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2,867
8. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2,823
9. Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 2,699
10. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 2,688

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 30
2. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 29
3. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 27
4. Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 25
5. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 24
6. Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 22
   Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 22
7. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 21
8. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 20
   Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 20
9. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 19
   Derek Carr – Las Vegas Raiders – 19
10. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 18

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 1,079
2. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1,069
3. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 762
4. Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 754
   Josh Jacobs – Las Vegas Raiders – 754
5. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 675
6. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 655
7. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 644
8. Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 641
9. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 619
10. Todd Gurley II – Atlanta Falcons – 610

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 13
2. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 10
3. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 9
   Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 9
   Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 9
   Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 9
4. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 8
   Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 8
5. Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 6
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 6
6. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 5
   Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 5
   Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 5
   Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 5
   Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 5
   Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 5
   Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 5
   Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 5
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 5
   Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
7. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 4
   Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 4
   James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 4
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 4
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 4
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
   Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 4
8. Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 3
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 3
   J.K. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Gus Edwards – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Devontae Booker – Las Vegas Raiders – 3
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 3
   Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
   Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 3
   Benny Snell Jr. – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
   Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
9. Damien Harris – New England Patriots – 2
   Lativius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 2
   Myles Gaskin – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2
   Tony Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   La’Mical Perine – New York Jets – 2
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   DeeJay Dallas – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 2
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Kyle Juszcyk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
10. David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    Frank Gore – New York Jets – 1
    Devin Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 1
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Alexander Mattison – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Jordan Wilkins – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Boston Scott – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Brian Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    J.D. McKissic – Washington Redskins – 1
    Kalen Ballage – Los Angeles Chargers / New York Jets – 1
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
    Devonta Freeman – New York Giants – 1
    Salvon Ahmed – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Duke Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
    Le’Veon Bell – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 1
    JaMycal Hasty – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Samaje Perine – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Darrel Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Corey Clement – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
    Alex Collins – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
    Joe Reed – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Kyle Allen – Washington Redskins – 1
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
    Jake Luton – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Jacoby Brissett – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Nick Foles – Chicago Bears – 1
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Chad Henne – Kansas City Chiefs – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 912
2. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 906
3. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 896
4. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 871
5. D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 863
6. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 862
7. Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 848
8. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 847
9. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 835
10. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 818

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 11
2. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 10
   Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 10
3. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 9
   Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 9
4. Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 8
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 8
5. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
   A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 7
   Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 7
6. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 6
   Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
   Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 6
   Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 6
   Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 6
   Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 6
   Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 6
7. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 5
   JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
   Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 5
   Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 5
   T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 5
   Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 5
8. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 4
   Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 4
   D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 4
   Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 4
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 4
   Tee Higgins – Cincinnati Bengals – 4
   CeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys – 4
   Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
   DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 4
   Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 4
   Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
   Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
   Travis Fulgham – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
   Rob Gronkowski – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
   Eric Ebron – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 4
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 4
   Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 4
   Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 4
   Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 4
9. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 3
   Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 3
   Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Brandin Cooks – Houston Texans – 3
   Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 3
   Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 3
   Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 3
   Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 3
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 3
   Randall Cobb – Houston Texans – 3
   Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 3
   Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
   Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 3
   Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 3
   Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Jalen Guyton – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 3
   Greg Ward – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 3
   Breshad Perriman – New York Jets – 3
   James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 3
   Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Tyler Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 3
10. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Jerry Jeudy – Denver Broncos – 2
    George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Josh Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 2
    Hunter Renfrow – Las Vegas Raiders – 2
    Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
    Scotty Miller – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Mike Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
    John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 2
    Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
    Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 2
    Moe Allie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
    Rashard Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 2
    D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 2
    Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 2
    Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Golden Tate – New York Giants – 2
    Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
    Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
    Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 2
    Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
    Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
    Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 2
    Cedrick Wilson – Dallas Cowboys – 2
    DaeShaun Hamilton – Denver Broncos – 2
    Andy Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 2
    Irv Smith Jr. – Minnesota Vikings – 2
    Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
    Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
    Dontrelle Inman – Washington Redskins – 2
    Cameron Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 2
    Tyler Johnson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
    Nick Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 2
    David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 2
    Durham Smythe – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Adam Shaheen – Miami Dolphins – 2
    Jason Witten – Las Vegas Raiders – 2
    Donald Parham Jr. – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
    Mercedes Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 2
    Gabe Nabers – Los Angeles Chargers – 2

Note: Week 11 was the Bye week for the San Francisco 49ers, Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills and New York Giants.

After Week 10 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2,867
2. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 2,789
3. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2,746
4. Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2,739
5. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2,687
6. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 2,578
7. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 2,552
8. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2,539
9. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 2,485
10. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2,447

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 28
2. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 26
3. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 25
4. Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 23
5. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 22
6. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 21
7. Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 20
8. Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 19
9. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 18
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 18
10. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 17
    Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 17
    Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 17

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 954
2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 946
3. Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 730
4. Josh Jacobs – Las Vegas Raiders – 699
5. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 689
6. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 633
7. Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 612
8. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 604
9. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 586
10. Todd Gurley II – Atlanta Falcons – 584

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 12
2. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 10
3. Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 9
   Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 9
4. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 8
   Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 8
5. Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 7
   Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 7
6. Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 5
   James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 5
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 5
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 5
   Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 5
   Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 5
   Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 5
   Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 5
   Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 5
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 5
   Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
7. Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 4
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 4
   James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 4
   Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 4
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 4
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
   Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 4
8. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 3
   Gus Edwards – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Devontae Booker – Las Vegas Raiders – 3
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 3
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 3
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
   Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
9. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Myles Gaskin – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Lativius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 2
   J.K. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Benny Snell Jr. – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
   DeeJay Dallas – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 2
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Kyle Juszcyk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
10. David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
    Damien Harris – New England Patriots – 1
    Devin Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 1
    Daniel Jones – New York Giants – 1
    Alexander Mattison – Minnesota Vikings – 1
    Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
    Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
    Jordan Wilkins – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Boston Scott – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Brian Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
    Tony Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
    Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
    J.D. McKissic – Washington Redskins – 1
    Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
    Devonta Freeman – New York Giants – 1
    La’Mical Perine – New York Jets – 1
    Kalen Ballage – Los Angeles Chargers / New York Jets – 1
    Duke Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
    JaMycal Hasty – San Francisco 49ers – 1
    Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
    Salvon Ahmed – Miami Dolphins – 1
    Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
    Samaje Perine – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
    Darrel Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
    Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
    Corey Clement – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
    Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1
    Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 1
    Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
    Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
    Alex Collins – Seattle Seahawks – 1
    Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
    Joe Reed – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
    Kyle Allen – Washington Redskins – 1
    Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
    Jake Luton – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
    Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1
    Jacoby Brissett – Indianapolis Colts – 1
    Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
    Nick Foles – Chicago Bears – 1
    Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 1
    Chad Henne – Kansas City Chiefs – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 906
2. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 861
3. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 816
4. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 787
5. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 772
6. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 769
7. Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 762
8. Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 755
9. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 741
10. D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 736

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 9
   Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 9
   Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 9
2. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 8
   Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 8
3. Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 7
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 7
4. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
   Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
   Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 6
   A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 6
   Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 6
   Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 6
5. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 5
   JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
   Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 5
   T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 5
   Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 5
   Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 5
   Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 5
   Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 5
6. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 4
   DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 4
   D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 4
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 4
   Tee Higgins – Cincinnati Bengals – 4
   D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 4
   Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 4
   Travis Fulgham – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
   Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 4
   Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
   Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   Rob Gronkowski – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
   David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 4
   Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 4
   Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 4
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 4
   Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 4
7. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 3
   Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
   Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 3
   Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   CeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys – 3
   Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 3
   Brandin Cooks – Houston Texans – 3
   DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 3
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 3
   Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 3
   Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 3
   Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 3
   Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
   Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Eric Ebron – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 3
   Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Jalen Guyton – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Greg Ward – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 3
   James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 3
   Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Tyler Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 3
8. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Jerry Jeudy – Denver Broncos – 2
   George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Randall Cobb – Houston Texans – 2
   Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Josh Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Scotty Miller – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Hunter Renfrow – Las Vegas Raiders – 2
   Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Mike Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
   Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 2
   Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
   Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 2
   Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Moe Allie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 2
   Golden Tate – New York Giants – 2
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 2
   Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 2
   James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
   Rashard Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 2
   Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Breshad Perriman – New York Jets – 2
   Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   DaeShaun Hamilton – Denver Broncos – 2
   Cedrick Wilson – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Andy Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Irv Smith Jr. – Minnesota Vikings – 2
   Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Dontrelle Inman – Washington Redskins – 2
   O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Cameron Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Tyler Johnson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Nick Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Durham Smythe – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Adam Shaheen – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Donald Parham Jr. – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   Mercedes Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Gabe Nabers – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
9. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
   Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Olamide Zaccheaus – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Henry Ruggs III – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Anthony Firsker – Tennessee Titans – 1
   K.J. Hamler – Denver Broncos – 1
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Jakeem Grant – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Cam Sims – Washington Redskins – 1
   Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Austin Hooper – Cleveland Browns – 1
   David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
   Richie James – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
   Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Deonte Harris – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   N’Keal Harry – New England Patriots – 1
   Jalen Reagor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Tyler Eifert – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
   Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Chris Thompson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Ross Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 1
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Freddie Swain – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Mike Thomas – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Albert Okwuegbunam – Denver Broncos – 1
   Boston Scott – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
   Jacob Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Tyron Johnson – Los Angles Chargers – 1
   Alec Ingold – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Jesse James – Detroit Lions – 1
   Ian Thomas – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Travis Homer – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
   Zay Jones – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Cole Kmet – Chicago Bears – 1
   Jace Sernberger – Green Bay Packers -1
   Darrell Daniels – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   DeeJay Dallas – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Adam Trautman – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Doovan Peoples-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Colin Johnson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Foster Moreau – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Ryan Nall – Chicago Bears – 1
   Jason Witten – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Pharaoh Brown – Houston Texans – 1
   Malik Taylor – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Brandon Powell – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
   Jakob Johnson – New England Patriots – 1
   Ke’Shawn Vaughn – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   Ameer Abdullah – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   T.J. Yeldon – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Reggie Bonnafon – Carolina Panthers – 1
   MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Reggie Gilliam – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Mack Hollins – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Colin Thompson – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   D’Onta Foreman – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Maxx Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Jordan Thomas – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Jason Croom – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Eric Fisher – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1

Note: Week 10 was the Bye week for the Kansas City Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys, Atlanta Falcons and New York Jets.

After Week 9 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2,746
2. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2,687
3. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2,583
4. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 2,541
5. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 2,416
6. Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2,398
7. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2,376
8. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 2,272
9. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 2,253
10. Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 2,146

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 28
2. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 25
3. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 24
4. Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 20
5. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 19
   Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 19
6. Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 18
7. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 17
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 17
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 17
8. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 16
   Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 16
9. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 15
   Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 15
   Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 15
10. Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 14

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 858
2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 843
3. Josh Jacobs – Las Vegas Raiders – 587
4. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 586
5. Todd Gurley II – Atlanta Falcons – 584
6. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 580
7. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 572
8. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 543
9. Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 538
10. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 529

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 12
2. Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 9
3. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 8
   Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 8
   Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 8
4. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 6
5. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 5
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 5
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 5
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 5
   Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 5
   Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 5
   Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 5
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 5
   Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
6. Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
   Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 4
   Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 4
   James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 4
   Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 4
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 4
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
   Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 4
7. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 3
   Gus Edwards – Baltimore Ravens – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 3
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 3
   Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 3
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
8. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Myles Gaskin – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 2
   Lativius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 2
   J.K. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Benny Snell Jr. – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
   DeeJay Dallas – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 2
   Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Kyle Juszcyk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
9. David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
   Devin Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Damien Harris – New England Patriots – 1
   Alexander Mattison – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
   Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Brian Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Devontae Booker – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Jordan Wilkins – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Tony Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
   Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
   Devonta Freeman – New York Giants – 1
   La’Mical Perine – New York Jets – 1
   Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
   JaMycal Hasty – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Duke Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
   Kalen Ballage – Los Angeles Chargers / New York Jets – 1
   Darrel Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
   Samaje Perine – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
   Joe Reed – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Kyle Allen – Washington Redskins – 1
   Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
   Jake Luton – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Nick Foles – Chicago Bears – 1
   Chad Henne – Kansas City Chiefs – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 813
2. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 788
3. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 769
4. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 751
5. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 734
6. Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 712
7. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 692
8. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 675
9. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 657
10. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 655

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 9
2. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 8
   Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 7
3. Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 7
   Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 7
   Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 7
4. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
   Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
   Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 6
   A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 6
   Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 6
   Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 6
5. Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
   T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 5
   Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 5
   Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 5
   Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 5
   Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 5
6. Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 4
   JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 4
   Travis Fulgham – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
   Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 4
   David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 4
   Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 4
   Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 4
   Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 4
   Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 4
7. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 3
   DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 3
   Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 3
   Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 3
   D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 3
   Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
   CeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys – 3
   Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Brandin Cooks – Houston Texans – 3
   Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 3
   Tee Higgins – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 3
   Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 3
   Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
   Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 3
   Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
   Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 3
   Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Rob Gronkowski – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 3
   Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Eric Ebron – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Jalen Guyton – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Greg Ward – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 3
   Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 3
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 3
   James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Tyler Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 3
8. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Jerry Jeudy – Denver Broncos – 2
   George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Scotty Miller – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Randall Cobb – Houston Texans – 2
   Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Hunter Renfrow – Las Vegas Raiders – 2
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
   Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 2
   Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 2
   Mike Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Josh Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
   Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Moe Allie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Golden Tate – New York Giants – 2
   James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
   Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 2
   Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Breshad Perriman – New York Jets – 2
   Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Cedrick Wilson – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Rashard Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Andy Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Irv Smith Jr. – Minnesota Vikings – 2
   Dontrelle Inman – Washington Redskins – 2
   O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Tyler Johnson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Nick Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Adam Shaheen – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Donald Parham Jr. – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   Mercedes Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Gabe Nabers – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
9. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
   Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Olamide Zaccheaus – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 1
   Anthony Firsker – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Henry Ruggs III – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
   Austin Hooper – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
   K.J. Hamler – Denver Broncos – 1
   Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
   Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Richie James – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   N’Keal Harry – New England Patriots – 1
   Cam Sims – Washington Redskins – 1
   Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Deonte Harris – New Orleans Saints – 1
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
   Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   DaeShaun Hamilton – Denver Broncos – 1
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 1
   Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Chris Thompson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Tyler Eifert – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 1
   Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Mike Thomas – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Ross Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Albert Okwuegbunam – Denver Broncos – 1
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Jalen Reagor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Tyron Johnson – Los Angles Chargers – 1
   Boston Scott – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Jacob Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Alec Ingold – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Freddie Swain – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Cameron Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
   C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
   Jace Sernberger – Green Bay Packers -1
   Ian Thomas – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Jesse James – Detroit Lions – 1
   Darrell Daniels – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Zay Jones – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Cole Kmet – Chicago Bears – 1
   Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
   Durham Smythe – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Adam Trautman – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Travis Homer – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Colin Johnson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Foster Moreau – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   DeeJay Dallas – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Doovan Peoples-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Jason Witten – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Malik Taylor – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Josh Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Brandon Powell – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Ryan Nall – Chicago Bears – 1
   Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
   Ke’Shawn Vaughn – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   Ameer Abdullah – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   T.J. Yeldon – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Reggie Bonnafon – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Reggie Gilliam – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Jakob Johnson – New England Patriots – 1
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Mack Hollins – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Maxx Williams – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Jordan Thomas – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Jason Croom – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Eric Fisher – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1

Note: Week 9 was the Bye week for the Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams.

After Week 8 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2,462
2. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2,315
3. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 2,272
4. Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2,189
5. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2,168
6. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 2,151
7. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2,145
8. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 2,106
9. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2,095
10. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 1,948

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 26
2. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 21
3. Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 20
   Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 20
4. Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 17
5. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 16
6. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 15
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 15
   Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 15
   Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 15
7. Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 14
8. Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 13
   Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 13
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 13
   Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 13
   Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 13
9. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 12
   Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 12
   Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 12
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 12
10. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 11

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 775
2. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 652
3. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 572
4. Todd Gurley II – Atlanta Falcons – 531
5. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 529
   Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 529
6. Josh Jacobs – Las Vegas Raiders – 522
7. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 521
8. Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 512
9. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 481
10. Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 458

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 10
2. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 8
   Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 8
3. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 7
4. Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 6
5. Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 5
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 5
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 5
   Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 5
6. Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
   Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 4
   James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 4
   James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 4
   Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 4
   Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 4
   Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 4
   Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 4
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 4
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 4
7. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 3
   Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 3
   Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
   Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 3
8. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Myles Gaskin – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 2
   Gus Edwards – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Lativius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 2
   J.K. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 2
   Benny Snell Jr. – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 2
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Kyle Juszcyk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 2
9. David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
   Devin Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Phillip Lindsay – Denver Broncos – 1
   Damien Harris – New England Patriots – 1
   Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Alexander Mattison – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Brian Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Jordan Wilkins – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
   Devonta Freeman – New York Giants – 1
   Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 1
   La’Mical Perine – New York Jets – 1
   Tony Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
   Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
   JaMycal Hasty – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Darrel Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
   Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
   DeeJay Dallas – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Samaje Perine – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
   Kyle Allen – Washington Redskins – 1
   Joe Reed – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
   Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 1
   Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Nick Foles – Chicago Bears – 1
   Chad Henne – Kansas City Chiefs – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 704
2. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 695
3. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 688
4. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 680
5. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 657
6. Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 631
7. D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 622
8. Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 610
9. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 588
10. Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 584
    Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 584

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 7
   Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 7
   Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 7
   Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 7
   Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 7
   Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 7
2. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
   Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 6
3. Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 5
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 5
   A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 5
   Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 5
   Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 5
   Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 5
   Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 5
4. Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 4
   Travis Fulgham – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
   T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 4
   Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 4
   Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 4
   Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 4
   Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 4
5. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 3
   Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 3
   D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 3
   Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Tee Higgins – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 3
   Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
   Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 3
   Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 3
   DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 3
   Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 3
   JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Rob Gronkowski – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 3
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
   Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 3
   Jalen Guyton – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Greg Ward – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 3
   Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 3
   Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 3
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 3
   Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
6. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 2
   Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 2
   Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   CeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 2
   George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Brandin Cooks – Houston Texans – 2
   Scotty Miller – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 2
   Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Randall Cobb – Houston Texans – 2
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 2
   Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 2
   Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Josh Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Hunter Renfrow – Las Vegas Raiders – 2
   Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 2
   Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
   Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Mike Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Eric Ebron – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
   Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Moe Allie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Golden Tate – New York Giants – 2
   James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
   John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 2
   Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   Rashard Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Cedrick Wilson – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Andy Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Dontrelle Inman – Washington Redskins – 2
   O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Tyler Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Tyler Johnson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Nick Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Adam Shaheen – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Donald Parham Jr. – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
7. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Jerry Jeudy – Denver Broncos – 1
   Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Anthony Firsker – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Henry Ruggs III – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 1
   Austin Hooper – Cleveland Browns – 1
   David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
   Demarcus Robinson – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
   N’Keal Harry – New England Patriots – 1
   Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
   Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
   Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
   Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Miles Boykin – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 1
   DaeShaun Hamilton – Denver Broncos – 1
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 1
   Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Mike Thomas – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Deonte Harris – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   K.J. Hamler – Denver Broncos – 1
   Albert Okwuegbunam – Denver Broncos – 1
   Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Jalen Reagor – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Chris Thompson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Boston Scott – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Freddie Swain – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Cameron Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   Tyler Eifert – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Alec Ingold – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Jesse James – Detroit Lions – 1
   Jace Sernberger – Green Bay Packers -1
   Zay Jones – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Cole Kmet – Chicago Bears – 1
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
   Ian Thomas – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
   Ross Dwelley – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Foster Moreau – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Cam Sims – Washington Redskins – 1
   Colin Johnson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Durham Smythe – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Doovan Peoples-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Jason Witten – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Tyron Johnson – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Malik Taylor – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   DeeJay Dallas – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Jacob Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
   Mercedes Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Ke’Shawn Vaughn – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   T.J. Yeldon – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Reggie Bonnafon – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Reggie Gilliam – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Jakob Johnson – New England Patriots – 1
   Gabe Nabers – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Travis Homer – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Jordan Thomas – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Jason Croom – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Eric Fisher – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1

Note: Week 8 was the Bye week for the Arizona Cardinals, Jacksonville Jaguars, Washington Redskins and Houston Texans.

After Week 7 in the 2020 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 2020 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:

2020 NFL Passing Yard Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 2,181
2. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 2,095
3. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 2,023
4. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 2,014
5. Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 1,930
6. Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1,910
7. Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 1,899
8. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 1,890
9. Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1,856
10. Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1,855

2020 NFL Passing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks – 22
2. Tom Brady – Tampa Buccaneers – 18
3. Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers – 17
4. Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 16
   Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 16
5. Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 15
   Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 15
   Baker Mayfield – Cleveland Browns – 15
6. Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 13
   Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 13
   Derek Carr – Oakland Raiders – 13
   Ben Roethlisberger – Pittsburgh Steelers – 13
7. Matt Ryan – Atlanta Falcons – 12
   Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 12
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 12
8. Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 11
   Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings – 11
9. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 10
   Matthew Stafford – Detroit Lions – 10
   Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 10
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 10
10. Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 9
    Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 9

2020 NFL Rushing Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 663
2. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 551
3. Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 512
4. Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 506
5. Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 489
6. Todd Gurley II – Atlanta Falcons – 485
7. James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 481
8. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 463
9. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 458
10. Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 437

2020 NFL Rushing Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Derrick Henry – Tennessee Titans – 7
   Dalvin Cook – Minnesota Vikings – 7
   Todd Gurley II – Arizona Falcons – 7
   Kyler Murray – Arizona Cardinals – 7
2. Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 5
   Josh Jacobs – Oakland Raiders – 5
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 5
   Cam Newton – New England Patriots – 5
3. Carson Wentz – Philadelphia Eagles – 4
   Kenyan Drake – Arizona Cardinals – 4
   Ronald Jones II – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 4
   James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 4
   Antonio Gibson – Washington Redskins – 4
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 4
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 4
   Nick Chubb – Cleveland Browns – 4
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 4
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 4
   Christian McCaffrey – Carolina Panthers – 4
4. Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Miles Sanders – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 3
   Jonathan Taylor – Indianapolis Colts – 3
   James Connor – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Malcolm Brown – Los Angles Rams – 3
   Jerick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 3
   Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills – 3
   Joe Burrow – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 3
   Jordan Howard – Miami Dolphins – 3
5. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Lamar Jackson – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Adrian Peterson – Detroit Lions – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   Lativius Murray – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Mark Ingram II – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Leonard Fournette – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Benny Snell Jr. – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Patrick Mahomes – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 2
   J.K. Dobbins – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Ryan Fitzpatrick – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Carlos Hyde – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   Peyton Barber – Washington Redskins – 2
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Jared Goff – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Kyle Juszcyk – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Drew Brees – New Orleans Saints – 2
6. David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
   Myles Gaskin – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Devin Singletary – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Austin Ekeler – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Alexander Mattison – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Joshua Kelley – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Jamaal Williams – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Gus Edwards – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Sony Michel – New England Patriots – 1
   Devonta Freeman – New York Giants – 1
   Brian Hill – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Deshaun Watson – Houston Texans – 1
   Teddy Bridgewater – Carolina Panthers – 1
   La’Mical Perine – New York Jets – 1
   Gardner Minshew II – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Sam Darnold – New York Jets – 1
   Wayne Gallman – New York Giants – 1
   Tony Pollard – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Kerryon Johnson – Detroit Lions – 1
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Curtis Samuel – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Jalen Richard – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Darrel Williams – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Dion Lewis – New York Giants – 1
   Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Dwayne Haskins Jr. – Washington Redskins – 1
   Kyle Allen – Washington Redskins – 1
   Joe Reed – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Drew Lock – Denver Broncos – 1
   Evan Engram – New York Giants – 1
   Josh Adams – New York Jets – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Nick Foles – Chicago Bears – 1

2020 NFL Receiving Yards Leaders (Top 10) – Total Yards

1. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 704
2. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 640
3. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 615
4. Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 603
5. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 583
6. Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 577
7. D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 567
8. Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 544
9. Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 542
10. Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 537

2020 NFL Receiving Touchdown Leaders (Top 10) – Total Touchdowns

1. Tyler Lockett – Seattle Seahawks – 7
   Adam Thielen – Minnesota Vikings – 7
2. Calvin Ridley – Atlanta Falcons – 6
   Mike Evans – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 6
   D.K. Metcalf – Seattle Seahawks – 5
   Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
   Will Fuller V – Houston Texans – 5
   Tyreek Hill – Kansas City Chiefs – 5
   Christian Kirk – Arizona Cardinals – 5
   Mark Andrews – Baltimore Ravens – 5
   Jonnu Smith – Tennessee Titans – 5
   Robert Tonyan – Green Bay Packers – 5
3. Davante Adams – Green Bay Packers – 4
   Chase Claypool – Pittsburgh Steelers – 4
   A.J. Brown – Tennessee Titans – 4
   Nelson Agholor – Las Vegas Raiders – 4
   T.J. Hockenson – Detriot Lions – 4
   Jimmy Graham – Chicago Bears – 4
   Kareem Hunt – Cleveland Browns – 4
4. DeAndre Hopkins – Arizona Cardinals – 3
   Stefon Diggs – Buffalo Bills – 3
   D.J. Moore – Carolina Panthers – 3
   Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings – 3
   Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Darius Slayton – New York Giants – 3
   Tee Higgins – Cincinnati Bengals – 3
   Keelan Cole Sr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
   Travis Fulgham – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Robert Woods – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Darren Waller – Las Vegas Raiders – 3
   Odell Beckham Jr. – Cleveland Browns – 3
   Hayden Hurst – Atlanta Falcons – 3
   D.J. Chark – Jacksonville Jaguars – 3
   JuJu Smith-Schuster – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Jalen Guyton – Los Angeles Chargers – 3
   Greg Ward – Philadelphia Eagles – 3
   Diontae Johnson – Pittsburgh Steelers – 3
   Tyler Higbee – Los Angeles Rams – 3
   Preston Williams – Miami Dolphins – 3
   Logan Thomas – Washington Redskins – 3
   Darren Fells – Houston Texans – 3
   Jared Cook – New Orleans Saints – 3
   Chris Carson – Seattle Seahawks – 3
   Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns – 3
5. Amari Cooper – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Terry McLaurin – Washington Redskins – 2
   Allen Robinson II – Chicago Bears – 2
   Tyler Boyd – Cincinnati Bengals – 2
   CeeDee Lamb – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Keenan Allen – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   Cole Beasley – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Julio Jones – Atlanta Falcons – 2
   George Kittle – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   Brandin Cooks – Houston Texans – 2
   Cooper Kupp – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Jamison Crowder – New York Jets – 2
   Randall Cobb – Houston Texans – 2
   Scotty Miller – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   DeVante Parker – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Tim Patrick – Denver Broncos – 2
   Kenny Golladay – Detroit Lions – 2
   Emanuel Sanders – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Dalton Schultz – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   Mike Gesicki – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Rob Gronkowski – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Chris Godwin – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Josh Reynolds – Los Angeles Rams – 2
   Noah Fant – Denver Broncos – 2
   Allen Lazard – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Mecole Hardman – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Tre’Quan Smith – New Orleans Saints – 2
   Corey Davis – Tennessee Titans – 2
   Mike Davis – Carolina Panthers – 2
   David Moore – Seattle Seahawks – 2
   James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 2
   Chase Edmonds – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Sammy Watkins – Kansas City Chiefs – 2
   Adam Humphries – Tennessee Titans – 2
   Mike Williams – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
   Gabriel Davis – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Zach Pascal – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   John Brown – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Moe Allie-Cox – Indianapolis Colts – 2
   Anthony Miller – Chicago Bears – 2
   Braxton Berrios – New York Jets – 2
   Cedrick Wilson – Dallas Cowboys – 2
   James Washington – Pittsburgh Steelers – 2
   Rashard Higgins – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Aaron Jones – Green Bay Packers – 2
   Andy Isabella – Arizona Cardinals – 2
   Dontrelle Inman – Washington Redskins – 2
   O.J. Howard – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Tyler Kroft – Buffalo Bills – 2
   Jordan Reed – San Francisco 49ers – 2
   David Njoku – Cleveland Browns – 2
   Tyler Johnson – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 2
   Nick Boyle – Baltimore Ravens – 2
   Adam Shaheen – Miami Dolphins – 2
   Donald Parham Jr. – Los Angeles Chargers – 2
6. Robby Anderson – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Marquise Brown – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Michael Gallup – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Russell Gage – Atlanta Falcons – 1
   Laviska Shenault Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Hunter Henry – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Jerry Jeudy – Denver Broncos – 1
   Hunter Renfrow – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Brandon Alyuk – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Kendrick Bourne – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Marquez Valdes-Scantling – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Darnell Mooney – Chicago Bears – 1
   Marvin Jones Jr. – Detroit Lions – 1
   Chris Conley – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Eric Ebron – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1
   Henry Ruggs III – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Ezekiel Elliott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Austin Hooper – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Gerald Everett – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Golden Tate – New York Giants – 1
   Anthony Firsker – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Deebo Samuel – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   David Montgomery – Chicago Bears – 1
   Zack Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Giovani Bernard – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   N’Keal Harry – New England Patriots – 1
   Jordan Akins – Houston Texans – 1
   Greg Olsen – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   David Johnson – Houston Texans – 1
   D’Andre Swift – Detroit Lions – 1
   Raheem Mostert – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Willie Snead IV – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   Nyheim Hines – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Joe Mixon – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Dallas Goedert – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Kenny Stills – Houston Texans – 1
   Rex Burkhead – New England Patriots – 1
   Sterling Shepard – New York Giants – 1
   Mike Thomas – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Kyle Rudolph – Minnesota Vikings – 1
   Jerrick McKinnon – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Isaiah McKenzie – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Chris Thompson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Darrell Henderson Jr. – Los Angeles Rams – 1
   Trey Burton – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   Deonte Harris – New Orleans Saints – 1
   Freddie Swain – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Boston Scott – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Will Dissly – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Tyler Eifert – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Alec Ingold – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Jack Doyle – Indianapolis Colts – 1
   C.J. Uzomah – Cincinnati Bengals – 1
   Zay Jones – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Cole Kmet – Chicago Bears – 1
   Jeff Wilson Jr. – San Francisco 49ers – 1
   Foster Moreau – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Jesse James – Detroit Lions – 1
   Cam Sims – Washington Redskins – 1
   Colin Johnson – Jacksonville Jaguars – 1
   Cameron Brate – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   Melvin Gordon III – Denver Broncos – 1
   Doovan Peoples-Jones – Cleveland Browns – 1
   Marvin Hall – Detroit Lions – 1
   Tyron Johnson – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Virgil Green – Los Angeles Chargers – 1
   Ian Thomas – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Zack Moss – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Durham Smythe – Miami Dolphins – 1
   Jace Sernberger – Green Bay Packers -1
   Jason Witten – Las Vegas Raiders – 1
   Jacob Hollister – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Mercedes Lewis – Green Bay Packers – 1
   Ke’Shawn Vaughn – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1
   Javon Wims – Chicago Bears – 1
   Malik Taylor – Green Bay Packers – 1
   T.J. Yeldon – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Reggie Bonnafon – Carolina Panthers – 1
   Patrick Ricard – Baltimore Ravens – 1
   MyCole Pruitt – Tennessee Titans – 1
   Reggie Gilliam – Buffalo Bills – 1
   Dak Prescott – Dallas Cowboys – 1
   Jakob Johnson – New England Patriots – 1
   Travis Homer – Seattle Seahawks – 1
   Anthony Sherman – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Jordan Thomas – Arizona Cardinals – 1
   Jason Croom – Philadelphia Eagles – 1
   Eric Fisher – Kansas City Chiefs – 1
   Lee Smith – Buffalo Bills – 1

Note: Week 7 was the Bye week for the Minnesota Vikings, Baltimore Ravens, Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts.