Davante Adams just moved up the NFL's all-time touchdown list again.
The Los Angeles Rams receiver caught two touchdown passes in the Week 5 loss against the Buffalo Bills, giving him 121 career receiving touchdowns. That ties Larry Fitzgerald for the sixth-most in NFL history.
Only five players have more: Jerry Rice (197), Randy Moss (156), Terrell Owens (153), Cris Carter (130) and Marvin Harrison (128). Adams sits seven touchdowns behind Harrison for fifth.
The Bills game also added to a record that stands out even among the all-time greats. Adams has scored 87 of his career receiving touchdowns in the red zone, according to ESPN — the third-most in league history. Only Rice (94) and Antonio Gates (92) have more.
That’s 2️⃣ TDs now for Davante
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He is producing at that level at age 34. Through five games, Adams has 27 catches for 441 yards and four touchdowns. His 16.3 yards per catch is his highest mark since 2022, when he averaged 15.2 with the Raiders.
The touchdown pace follows a 2025 season in which he scored 14 times in 14 games for Los Angeles. In 13 seasons with the Green Bay Packers, Las Vegas Raiders, New York Jets and Rams, he has 1,044 receptions for 13,074 yards and 121 touchdowns over 183 games.
Those yards rank 23rd in NFL history, just 15 behind Steve Largent (13,089) for 22nd. Mike Evans (13,378), DeAndre Hopkins (13,295) and Travis Kelce (13,248) are the next players ahead of him.
At this rate, Adams has a chance to move past more of the greats on the touchdown list before the season ends.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Davante Adams ties Larry Fitzgerald for 6th-most receiving TDs ever
