Jahmyr Gibbs

Christian Watson helped the Packers to a huge win while Matthew Stafford bolstered his MVP creds.

While the 49ers might not be as well represented as years past at the 2026 NFL Pro Bowl Games, San Francisco still has a couple of notable players who currently are earning a large portion of fan voting. Running back Christian McCaffrey leads his position in fan voting, with the 2023 NFL Offensive Player of the Year pacing fellow star ball carriers Jonathan Taylor (Indianapolis Colts), Jahmyr Gibbs (Detroit Lions), Bijan Robinson (Atlanta Falcons) and James Cook (Buffalo Bills).

Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs has tied an accomplishment previously achieved only by another Lions running back, Barry Sanders.

A week after having his ankle rolled up on, the Sun God was back on the field against the Cowboys and didn't appear to miss a beat. St. Brown was targeted on the opening play of the game and hauled in two passes of 25-plus yards to help lead an explosive passing game all night. St. Brown's biggest play of the game came late in the fourth quarter when he ripped off a 37-yard gain to help set up Jahmyr Gibbs for a 10-yard score on the following play. St. Brown turned in an impressive showing on Thursday night given the circumstances and now has over a week to rest up before Week 15's game against the Rams.

All three of Gibbs' scores came on the ground, but Gibbs was largely bottled up on the ground. Gibbs saw 19 of his 43 rushing yards come on a 19-yard run in the first quarter, but the versatile speedster ripped off 77 yards through the air while hauling in all seven of his targets. Gibbs' third and final touchdown on the day, which officially put the game out of reach, gave him 47 for his career, tying hall of famers Barry Sanders and Randy Moss for the most touchdowns by a player before they turn 24. Gibbs doesn't turn 24 until March and is on pace to shatter that record. It's possible he'll stand alone in that category next week when he faces the Rams in Week 15, where he will be a high-end RB1.