This year, the Chiefs have returned four interceptions for touchdowns, and also scored via a fumble return, kickoff return, and punt return. That’s seven non-offensive touchdowns for Kansas City, the most in the league. In addition, Kansas City hasn’t allowed a single non-offensive touchdown, so the Chiefs obviously lead the league in net non-offensive touchdowns:
That’s a remarkable number: in fact, over the course of NFL history, only a handful of teams have been at +8 for the season. One of those, though, was this Chiefs team three years ago:
And here are the worst teams in NFL history in net non-offensive touchdowns:
As a Jets fan, it has been a painful few years. The last time the Jets scored a non-offensive TD was back in 2013. Over the last (almost) four years, no team has been as bad in this metric as the Jets:
