What happened: Gibbs found the end zone before halftime in Germany to push his career total to 62 touchdowns. The score broke the previous all-time mark for a player's first four NFL seasons as Detroit built a 21-3 lead. He amassed 166 yards from scrimmage on 16 touches before the second-quarter two-minute warning.
Why it matters: Gibbs, who reached 50 touchdowns in his first 50 NFL games in September, continues an unprecedented scoring pace since being drafted 12th overall in 2023. The performance cements his position atop the league's scoring leaders with 12 total touchdowns in 2026. His production anchors Detroit's offense as the Lions look to maintain control in the NFC playoff race.
By the numbers: Through eight games in 2026, Gibbs has 177 carries for 847 rushing yards and nine rushing scores, leading the NFL with 12 total touchdowns.
What to watch: Detroit will look to close out the international contest in Munich before returning stateside for the second half of the regular season.