10 Amazing Defensive Touchdowns | NFL Highlights

🔒Defensive touchdowns are game-changing plays that can shift the momentum of a game.

🏈Interceptions and fumble recoveries are common ways for defenses to score touchdowns.

💥Defensive players often rely on their speed, agility, and instincts to make these game-changing plays.

🔥The best defensive players have both the physical skills and the mental acuity to read offenses and make big plays.

🏆Defensive touchdowns can be the deciding factor in close games and have a huge impact on a team's chances of winning.

How often do defensive touchdowns happen in NFL games?

—Defensive touchdowns don't happen as frequently as offensive touchdowns but can occur in almost every game.

Which team has the most defensive touchdowns in NFL history?

—The Chicago Bears hold the record for the most defensive touchdowns in NFL history.

Who is the all-time leader in defensive touchdowns?

—Rod Woodson holds the record for the most defensive touchdowns by an individual player.

What are some memorable defensive touchdowns in NFL history?

—Some memorable defensive touchdowns include the 'Immaculate Reception' and James Harrison's interception return in Super Bowl XLIII.

Has there ever been a defensive touchdown in the Super Bowl?

—Yes, there have been several defensive touchdowns in Super Bowl history, including pick-sixes and fumble recoveries.

00:06Ms.'s cross is intercepted and returned for a touchdown, tying the game.

00:23Under pressure, the ball is fumbled and returned for a touchdown by the Arizona defense.

00:43A pass is intercepted and returned for a touchdown, putting the defense in the lead.

01:00A fumble is recovered and returned for a touchdown, extending the lead for the defense.

01:21An interception is returned for a touchdown, sealing the victory for the defense.

01:47On third and long, a pass is intercepted and returned for a touchdown by the defense.

02:07A pass is intercepted and returned for a touchdown, increasing the lead for the defense.

02:27A fumble is recovered and returned for a touchdown, securing the win for the defense.