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Victor Wembanyama led the NBA with a 31.7 PER, 0.2 ahead of Giannis Antetokounmpo. Nikola Jokic was third at 30.6.
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Which players lead the NBA in defensive rebounds in 2026?
Karl-Anthony Towns of New York is the 2026 NBA leader in defensive rebounds at 74, through games played November 2, 2026. Second is Domantas Sabonis of Sacramento at 71, then Cameron Boozer of Memphis third at 63 & Giannis Antetokounmpo of Miami, Victor Wembanyama of San Antonio and Walker Kessler of the Los Angeles Lakers are tied for fourth at 59. Towns's DREB total puts him 3 rebounds clear of second place & 33 ahead of the 25th-ranked player.
Karl-Anthony Towns of New York is the highest-ranked center on the board at 74 rebounds, first overall. Rudy Gobert of Minnesota, Jalen Johnson of Atlanta & Naz Reid of Charlotte are tied for seventh at 56, then Anthony Davis of Washington & Luka Doncic of the Los Angeles Lakers tied for tenth at 54.
Seven rebounds separate tenth from 12th, the widest single step anywhere below the top four. Wendell Carter Jr. of Orlando & Cedric Coward of Memphis are tied 12th at 47, then Derik Queen of New Orleans 14th at 46, Joel Embiid of Philadelphia & Nikola Jokic of Denver are tied 15th at 45, Michael Porter Jr. of Brooklyn is 17th at 44 & Isaiah Hartenstein of Oklahoma City, Josh Hart of New York and Bobby Portis of Miami are tied 18th at 43.
Nine players sit inside 3 rebounds of each other from 17th to 25th, the tightest stretch of the ranking. Jarrett Allen of Cleveland, Jabari Smith Jr. of Houston, Evan Mobley of Cleveland & Jalen Smith of Chicago are tied 21st at 42, then Pascal Siakam of Indiana 25th at 41. Cleveland, Memphis, Miami, New York & the Los Angeles Lakers are the only teams with two players in the top 25. Nine of the 25 are forwards; the six centers are Towns first, Kessler fourth, Gobert seventh, Queen 14th, Jokic 15th & Allen 21st; the seven forward-centers are Wembanyama fourth, Reid seventh, Davis 10th, Embiid 15th, Hartenstein 18th, Mobley 21st & Smith 21st; the only guard-forward is Doncic 10th; the two guards are Coward 12th & Hart 18th. Seven ranks inside the top 25 are shared by more than one player.
How this ranking is measured
These 25 are drawn from 448 NBA players ranked in the 2026 regular season. Defensive Rebounds are rebounds collected on the defensive end after an opponent’s missed shot. DREB figures are as of November 2, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.