Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs is already one of the most productive ball carriers in the NFL. But now he may take on a bigger role as a receiver.

Gibbs injected pure electricity into Detroit’s offense with a dynamic three-down skill set that made him a fantasy darling—especially in PPR formats. The Lions leaned on him heavily in the passing game, where his sharp route running, soft hands, and elite open-field burst gave him a reliable weekly floor.

Morgan Gibbs-White’s move to Tottenham Hotspur is hanging by a thread — and Nottingham Forest are sharpening their legal swords. What looked like a smooth transfer is now anything but. As per reports (via Sky Sports ), Forest have hit pause on all talks with Spurs and are threatening to take the matter to the Premier League.

Mohammed Kudus from West Ham United is already done. That’s a £55m transfer. But more eye-opening again is Spurs’ £60m approach for Nottingham Forest’s Morgan Gibbs-White, a midfielder who Manchester City gave consideration to buying. No sooner had David Ornstein broken the exclusive than Gibbs-White was booked in for a medical today.

Detroit – Running back Jahmyr Gibbs has made many changes going into his third season with the Detroit Lions. The Lions hired offensive coordinator John Morton to replace Ben Johnson, who is now the head coach of the Chicago Bears. The biggest change in the offense has been where Gibbs is lined up.

Thomas Frank has had his say behind the scenes as Tottenham Hotspur whittle down their list of midfield targets in an aim to complete their revamp of the role.

Simon: If they sell Gibbs-White, having just sold Elanga, you might as well just drop out of Europe and relegate us now.