Gibbs anchored Detroit’s ground game with explosive bursts, including a 20-yard screen TD that highlighted his dual-threat ability and boosted the offense’s timing and balance as Montgomery provided power and yards after contact.

Gibbs is starting to show the role evolution after weeks of underutilization, with potential workload growth and pass-game involvement as the Lions’ offense evolves.

Gibbs adds burst and receiving ability to Detroit’s backfield, producing game-changing plays and TD upside in tandem with Montgomery. His big-play potential elevates the Lions’ offense and fantasy ceiling in multiple formats.

Gibbs found the end zone again and added a valuable receiving component with a 20-yard screen TD. He remains a key dynamic piece in Detroit’s backfield alongside Montgomery, presenting a high ceiling in standard and PPR formats as the Lions deploy a two-back attack that keeps defenses guessing.

Gibbs managed only 54 rushing yards but remained a factor in the passing game; the coaches’ usage drew attention as fantasy managers debate whether he can be trusted as a consistent RB2, given the Lions’ changing game scripts.