Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs had himself a near-historic day in Detroit's 34-27 overtime win over the New York Giants. Gibbs rushed for 219 yards -- third-most in franchise history -- and added 45 receiving yards. He scored three touchdowns for good measure, including what became the game-winning 69-yard score in overtime.

Following the conclusion of the 2024 season, the speedy running is eligible for a contract extension. There is a legitimate possibility Gibbs becomes the highest-paid running back in the history of the National Football League.

One week after being the main issue in a defeat to the Eagles, the Lions' offense came alive against the Giants.

Jahmyr Gibbs saved the Detroit Lions from a horrific home loss to the New York Giants on Sunday with an explosive-filled day, delivering a 69-yard game-winning touchdown stampede on the first play of overtime,

Gibbs has averaged 194 scrimmage yards per game since Campbell started calling plays, proving he's not just a big-play threat but a complete back who can carry the Lions through their toughest tests.

Jahmy Gibbs had 219 rushing yards for the Detroit Lions against the New York Giants on Sunday at Ford Field, putting him in elite company.