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Who leads the NBA in offensive rebounds in 2026?
Through games played November 2, 2026, Moussa Diabate of Charlotte leads all NBA players in offensive rebounds (OREB) with 43. Domantas Sabonis of Sacramento is second with 31, Joan Beringer of Minnesota third with 30, Rudy Gobert of Minnesota fourth with 28 & Giannis Antetokounmpo of Miami fifth with 27. Diabate's OREB total puts him 12 rebounds clear of second place & 26 ahead of the 25th-ranked player.
Moussa Diabate of Charlotte is the highest-ranked forward on the board at 43 rebounds, first overall. Isaiah Hartenstein of Oklahoma City is sixth with 26, Walker Kessler of the Los Angeles Lakers seventh with 25 & Onyeka Okongwu of Atlanta, Yaxel Lendeborg of Golden State, Kel'el Ware of Milwaukee and Donovan Clingan of Portland are tied for eighth with 24.
One rebound separates fifth from sixth, the widest single step anywhere below the top four. Karl-Anthony Towns of New York ranks 12th with 23, Dyson Daniels of Atlanta 13th with 22, Scottie Barnes of Toronto, Daniel Gafford of Dallas & Bam Adebayo of Miami are tied 14th with 21 & Andre Drummond of New York, Ryan Kalkbrenner of Charlotte, Isaiah Jackson of the LA Clippers, Day'Ron Sharpe of Brooklyn and Amen Thompson of Houston tied 17th with 20.
Nine players sit inside 2 rebounds of each other from 14th to 22nd, the tightest stretch of the ranking. Jarrett Allen of Cleveland is 22nd with 19, Alperen Sengun of Houston & Jalen Smith of Chicago are tied 23rd with 18 & Keldon Johnson of San Antonio is 25th with 17. Atlanta, Charlotte, Houston, Miami, Minnesota & New York are the only teams with two players in the top 25. Nine of the 25 are centers; the eight forwards are Diabate first, Sabonis second, Beringer third, Antetokounmpo fifth, Lendeborg eighth, Gafford 14th, Jackson 17th & Johnson 25th; the five forward-centers are Hartenstein sixth, Okongwu eighth, Adebayo 14th, Sengun 23rd & Smith 23rd; the only guard is Daniels 13th; the two guard-forwards are Barnes 14th & Thompson 17th. Four ranks inside the top 25 are shared by more than one player.
How this ranking is measured
The ranking above covers the top 25 of 448 NBA players in the 2026 regular season. Offensive Rebounds are rebounds secured on the offensive end after a missed shot, giving a team another possession. OREB figures are as of November 2, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.