According to the experts at Pro Football Focus, the Kansas City Chiefs currently lead the NFL in yards after catch entering Week 9 of the regular season.
Kansas City has been buoyed in this category by standout performances from superstar tight end Travis Kelce and rookie running back Emmett Johnson.
While PFF did not provide an in-depth breakdown of the Chiefs' yards-after-catch leaderboard, Kansas City's total of 1,175 put the Missouri-based franchise well above the Pittsburgh Steelers (1,146) and Los Angeles Rams (1,065), who occupied the No. 2 and 3 spots, respectively.
Take a look at the full top-five on NFL's yards after catch leaderboard in this post from PFF's official Twitter account:
Most yards after catch this season Chiefs 1,175 Steelers
1,146 Rams 1,065 Bears 1,049 Browns 1,027 pic.twitter.com/oHztsXV7Ta
— PFF (@PFF) November 5, 2026
While Kansas City's offense underwhelmed during the Chiefs' two-game losing streak in Weeks 7 and 8, the AFC West juggernauts will have an excellent opportunity to get back in the win column against the New York Jets on Sunday.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs lead NFL in one key category entering Week 9 matchup vs. Jets
