A spectacular rookie season for Bo Nix saw the rookie quarterback finish second all-time in passing TDs for a rookie. But he also had some contributions running the ball, as he tallied four rushing TDs on the year.
An MVP candidate, Lamar Jackson had arguably the best passing season of his career in a year where he also broke the all-time rushing yards record for a QB. However, with Derrick Henry on the squad, he didn't have many opportunities to take it into the endzone, finishing the year with just four rushing TDs, a relatively low number for him.
As the offense continued to go down with injuries, the responsibilities for Brock Purdy continued to pile on. However, he showed a propensity for gaining valuable yards on scrambles and even totaled five rushing touchdowns throughout the year.
A start and stop run as the starting QB hampered his overall numbers. But in just six full games as a starter, during which the Pittsburgh Steelers had a 4-2 record, Justin Fields recorded five rushing touchdowns as he continued to solidify himself as one of the best rushing QBs in the league.
Kyler Murray led the way for an electric Arizona Cardinals offense with his brand of dual-threat quarterbacking. On the year, he tallied five rushing touchdowns as a porous defense kept the team out of the playoff picture.
The second coming of Lamar Jackson showed his talents in his rookie season, leading the Washington Commanders to a playoff berth. However, he wasn't just elite passing the ball, instead rushing in for six touchdowns as well.
A midseason benching seems to have flipped the script on sophomore Bryce Young. Now, he's doing turnaround TD celebrations and dishing the ball all over the field. However, one of the more underrated aspects of his game has been the ability to run the ball, as he accounted for six rushing TDs in just 14 games this season.
The physical gifts for Anthony Richardson make him a nightly must watch. Even though he hasn't fully put it together, the potential is clear as day. When he's not slinging it down the field, he is also a prolific runner, adding six rushing touchdowns on the year in just 11 played games.
The MVP favorite took control of the entire Buffalo Bills offense and did not let up. In addition to his best TD-INT ratio, he drove in for 12 rushing touchdowns, including a three rushing touchdown masterpiece against the Los Angeles Rams.
The tush push might not be the most prolific weapon in the sport anymore. But that hasn't taken away from Jalen Hurts' ability to convert in the endzone. On the year, he tallied 14 rushing TDs to lead the league, despite missing the final two games of the regular season.
