NFC South all-time TD rushing leaders: Will Alvin Kamara take the throne?

Today, we continue our NFC South all-time rankings by shifting our focus from rushing yards to rushing touchdowns. This is a group of players who had little trouble finding the end zone during their primes, consistently turning opportunities into six points and cementing themselves among the division's all-time greats.

>Many of the same names from our rushing yards rankings appear once again, but this list comes with a few unique twists. Most notably, a quarterback sits atop the leaderboard, highlighting just how dangerous he was as a runner throughout his career. Another player, who made plays both under center and in the backfield, also finds himself among the top ten as one of the most versatile and dynamic weapons the game has ever seen.

>From physical bruisers to elusive playmakers and revolutionary dual-threat quarterbacks, these are the players who made a living crossing the goal line. Here's our ranking of the all-time rushing touchdown leaders in NFC South history.

Tied-10. RB Devonta Freeman, Atlanta Falcons (2014-2019): 32 touchdowns

Tied-10. RB Warrick Dunn, Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Atlanta Falcons (1997-2008): 32 touchdowns

Tied-10. RB Christian McCaffrey, Carolina Panthers (2017-2022): 32 touchdowns

8. QB/TE Taysom Hill, New Orleans Saints (2017-2025): 34 touchdowns

7. RB DeAngelo Williams, Carolina Panthers (2006-2014): 46 touchdowns

6. RB Deuce McAllister, New Orleans Saints (2001-2009): 48 touchdowns

5. RB Jonathan Stewart, Carolina Panthers (2008-2017): 51 touchdowns

4. RB Mark Ingram, New Orleans Saints (2011-2022): 52 touchdowns

3. RB Michael Turner, Atlanta Falcons (2008-2012): 60 touchdowns

2. RB Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints (2017-2025): 61 touchdowns

1. QB Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers (2011-2021): 63 touchdowns

>This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: NFC South all-time TD rushing leaders: Will Alvin Kamara take the throne?