Christian McCaffrey Led NFL in Red-Zone RB Touches in 2025

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Christian McCaffrey Led NFL in Red-Zone RB Touches in 2025

Christian McCaffrey led all NFL running backs with 91 red-zone touches during the 2025 season, per TruMedia. Jonathan Taylor followed with 74, Derrick Henry had 64, Travis Etienne Jr. and Jahmyr Gibbs each recorded 60, Javonte Williams had 59, Kyren Williams 58, James Cook 55, while Zach Charbonnet and Josh Jacobs tied for 10th with 53 apiece.

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