What happened: Jahmyr Gibbs ran for 88 yards on 12 carries and gained 78 yards on four catches in the first half. He also scored a touchdown.
Why it matters: His production as both a runner and receiver gives defenses two ways to account for him. Coordinators had discussed plans to slow Gibbs in October.
By the numbers: Gibbs averaged 10.4 yards per touch in the first half. Entering Sunday, he had 847 rushing yards and nine rushing touchdowns on 177 carries in 2026 through eight games.
What to watch: His second-half workload will shape the final totals.