Big Ten offensive stat leaders through Week 13

The 2025 Big Ten season has turned into a numbers show, and the stat sheets are dominated by a familiar trio of stars. Nebraska running back Emmett Johnson is grinding out yards on the ground, USC quarterback Jayden Maiava is lighting up secondaries through the air, and his go‑to wideout Makai Lemon is carving up defenses on the perimeter. Together, they headline a loaded group of playmakers across rushing, passing, and receiving that has turned the Big Ten into one of the most explosive offensive conferences in the country.

Top 10 Rushing Yardage Leaders

1. Emmett Johnson, Nebraska – 1,234 yards, 11 TD (11 games)

2. Kaytron Allen, Penn State – 1,077 yards, 14 TD (11 games)

3. Antwan Raymond, Rutgers – 1,052 yards, 12 TD (11 games)

4. Caleb Komolafe, Northwestern – 886 yards, 10 TD (11 games)

5. Jordan Marshall, Michigan – 871 yards, 10 TD (10 games)

6. Justice Haynes, Michigan – 857 yards, 10 TD (7 games)

7. Bo Jackson, Ohio State – 835 yards, 5 TD (10 games)

8. King Miller, USC – 749 yards, 5 TD (11 games)

9. Noah Whittington, Oregon – 727 yards, 6 TD (9 games)

10. Roman Hemby, Indiana – 714 yards, 5 TD (11 games)

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Top 10 Passing Yardage Leaders

1. Jayden Maiava, USC – 3,174 yards, 21 TD, 8 INT (11 games)

2. Julian Sayin, Ohio State – 2,832 yards, 27 TD, 4 INT (11 games)

3. Athan Kaliakmanis, Rutgers – 2,786 yards, 17 TD, 7 INT (11 games)

4. Demond Williams Jr., Washington – 2,721 yards, 19 TD, 6 INT (11 games)

5. Luke Altmyer, Illinois – 2,675 yards, 21 TD, 5 INT (11 games)

6. Fernando Mendoza, Indiana – 2,641 yards, 30 TD, 5 INT (11 games)

7. Malik Washington, Maryland – 2,504 yards, 14 TD, 8 INT (11 games)

8. Dante Moore, Oregon – 2,447 yards, 23 TD, 6 INT (11 games)

9. Bryce Underwood, Michigan – 2,166 yards, 9 TD, 5 INT (11 games)

10. Drake Lindsey, Minnesota – 2,145 yards, 15 TD, 6 INT (11 games)

Top 10 Receiving Yardage Leaders

1. Makai Lemon, USC – 1,124 yards, 78 receptions, 10 TD (11 games)

2. KJ Duff, Rutgers – 957 yards, 55 receptions, 6 TD (11 games)

3. Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State – 902 yards, 69 receptions, 10 TD (10 games)

4. Hank Beatty, Illinois – 805 yards, 61 receptions, 3 TD (11 games)

5. Griffin Wilde, Northwestern – 755 yards, 56 receptions, 6 TD (11 games)

6. Omar Cooper Jr., Indiana – 740 yards, 55 receptions, 10 TD (11 games)

7. Denzel Boston, Washington – 730 yards, 52 receptions, 8 TD (10 games)

8. Ian Strong, Rutgers – 725 yards, 49 receptions, 5 TD (9 games)

9. Carnell Tate, Ohio State – 711 yards, 39 receptions, 7 TD (8 games)

10. Ja’Kobi Lane, USC – 693 yards, 46 receptions, 4 TD (10 games)

This article originally appeared on Nittany Lions Wire: Kaytron Allen among Big Ten leading rushers heading into final week