Saints RB Alvin Kamara has more rushing touchdowns than these 19 NFL teams
New York Jets — 8
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Le'Veon Bell was responsible for none of them through two games.
Chicago Bears — 8
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When you combine Matt Nagy, who gives up on the run, with a quarterback controversy, you get a paucity of rushing touchdowns.
Houston Texans — 8
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Trade DeAndre Hopkins for David Johnson, they said. Anyone can run behind the Texans' offensive line, they said. Carlos Hyde had a career year, they said.
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James Robinson has been a gem for the Jaguars' scouting department, but he can't carry Jacksonville's offense by his lonesome.
Los Angeles Chargers — 10
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The Chargers have used rookie quarterback Justin Herbert to generate the points, not Austin Ekeler.
Cincinnati Bengals — 11
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The Bengals saddled up Joe Burrow, and then he got injured. Now what?
Denver Broncos — 11
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Denver has been ride-or-die with Drew Lock.
Pittsburgh Steelers — 11
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Pittsburgh hasn't needed James Conner to carry the offense as Ben Roethlisberger and the passing attack has been reminiscent of the Killer B's.
New York Giants — 12
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The Giants should actually be commended for finding a way to score on the ground with Saquon Barkley lost early in the season.
Atlanta Falcons — 12
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Falcons fans actually wish their team had 11 rushing touchdowns on the year, and another didn't count.
Kansas City Chiefs — 12
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Who needs rushing touchdowns when you have this guy?
Dallas Cowboys — 12
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Fun fact: Ezekiel Elliott has five of them.
Philadelphia Eagles — 13
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If the Eagles had started Jalen Hurts earlier in the season, maybe the total increases.
Miami Dolphins — 13
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Jordan Howard still leads the Dolphins with four rushing touchdowns.
Buffalo Bills — 13
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With Devin Singletary and Josh Allen in the backfield, the Bills have done a good job mixing up their rushing attack.
Seattle Seahawks — 13
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Chris Carson has five of them and Carlos Hyde trails with four. Russell Wilson has just one on the year.
Green Bay Packers — 13
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The Packers' run game hasn't been too shabby. Aaron Jones' eight touchdowns are tied with Melvin Gordon and Josh Allen for the 11th-most in the league.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers — 14
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Would the Buccaneers have more rushing touchdowns if Ronald Jones was able to play in Week 15?
Detroit Lions — 15
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D'Andre Swift and Adrian Peterson have provided the Lions with seven and six rushing touchdowns respectively. Kerryon Johnson added the other two.
