The god-awful drive that changed NFL history | Dorktown

Summary by Krater

This video examines a bizarre 97-yard touchdown drive by the New York Jets against the Kansas City Chiefs on December 11, 2011, which featured 81 penalty yards and ultimately catalyzed the firing of Chiefs head coach Todd Haley and the restructuring of both franchises.

From the video

Answers: What was the weirdest touchdown drive in NFL history?

• New York Jets 2011 season
• Kansas City Chiefs 2011 season
• Todd Haley firing
• NFL penalties and statistics
• Mark Sanchez quarterback performance

What it concludes

• The New York Jets' 97-yard touchdown drive against the Kansas City Chiefs on December 11, 2011, included 81 penalty yards, making it one of the most uniquely penalized drives in NFL history.
• The penalties and outcome of this game served as the catalyst for the Kansas City Chiefs firing head coach Todd Haley the following day.
• Replacing Todd Haley with Romeo Crennel and eventually hiring Andy Reid transformed the Kansas City Chiefs into a multi-Super Bowl-winning dynasty.