Jahmyr Gibbs delivered a historic first half for the Detroit Lions that won’t soon be forgotten. The explosive running back became just the eighth player since 1960 to record over 100 rushing yards, a rushing touchdown, and 50 receiving yards, all before halftime. His electric play completely overwhelmed the opposing defense.

Gibbs’ versatility continues to make him one of the most dynamic weapons in the NFL. The second-year star has quickly become the centerpiece of Detroit’s offense, as he currently has a total of 526 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns through seven games for the Lions, averaging 5.1 yards per game.

The 136 yards against the Buccaneers marked the first time this season that Gibbs recorded over one hundred rushing yards in a single game; his closest previous mark was 91 yar

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