Kansas City Chiefs: Kareem Hunt and his triumph that follows
By Kyle Hull
League-Wide Rushing Leaderboard
Hunt is known as a stat stuffer for many reasons. He works his tail off every single down to help his team get needed yards to win games.
Hunt leads the NFL in rushing yards at 609. To highlight this accomplishment, Hunt has more yards than Cowboys’ running back Ezekial Elliot, Steelers’ Le’veon Bell, and Falcons’ Devonta Freeman (all of which have more than one NFL season under their belt).
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Along with leading the league in total rushing yards, Hunt is first in yards per game at 125.5 yards, first in total yards from scrimmage, and all-purpose yards 659 yards.
Coming in second place in the longest reception touchdown category at 78 yards, Hunt’s last name is in the top 5 in just about every category – which is rare to see, especially for a rookie.
With the help of Hunt and others, the Kansas City Chiefs find themselves as super bowl threats. They have all of the tools to get there, but the play of Smith and Hunt must continue, to earn the goals they have in mind.