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Rushing yards leaders
#3 - Nick Chubb, Cleveland Browns - 721 rushing yards
Nick Chubb is one of only two running backs averaging over 100 rushing yards per game in the 2021 NFL season. He also leads the entire NFL with six rushing yards per attempt. He breaks a ton of tackles and is one of the most powerful running backs in the game. He is the biggest weapon in the Cleveland Browns offense and will receive a heavy load the rest of the season with Kareem Hunt injured.
#1 (tied) - Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis Colts - 937 rushing yards
Jonathan Taylor is tied for the lead in rushing yards. He will most likely be the new leader on his own following Week 11. He also has a great chance to be the first player to eclipse 1000 rushing yards this season. He will do so with just 63 more rushing yards. It won't be easy this week against an excellent Buffalo Bills defense.
#1 (tied) - Derrick Henry, Tennessee Titans - 937 rushing yards
Derrick Henry had another massive season before being injured. He still leads the entire NFL in carries, rushing yards and touchdowns despite not playing in the last two games. He will unfortunately miss out on his third straight rushing title this year. He was well on his way to earning it before the devastating injury.
