With Sunday's loss to the Buffalo Bills, the Jets became the first team to finish a season without a defensive interception since interceptions were first counted as a stat in 1933.

The New York Jets find themselves on the wrong side of history to end the 2025 season, failing to record a single interception over their last 17 games.

The Texans' Alijah Huzzie had played just one NFL snap before Sunday, but his teammates all expected big things from him against the Colts. That explained the huge celebration after

Instead, it did what no NFL team had ever done before in the modern era. It played an entire season without recording a single interception.

The New York Jets don't have an interception during the 2025 NFL season. That would set a record for the fewest number of interceptions in a season.

On the 17th Sunday of the NFL's 2025 season, 22 players from Alabama high schools and colleges (excluding Alabama and Auburn) got on the field.

For the second time in Bears safety Kevin Byard III's 10-year career, he finished the regular season as the NFL’s interception leader, an accomplishment he believes represents the consistency and dependability he always hoped to be known for as a pro.

New York's defense couldn't manage a single interception in 17 games, breaking a record that stood since interceptions became an official stat in 1933.

On the final Sunday of the NFL's 2025 regular season, 37 players from Alabama high schools and colleges (excluding Alabama and Auburn) got on the field.

As if the 2025 season couldn't get any more embarrassing for the New York Jets, they now own another dubious record.

With the Bears facing fourth-and-6 at the Packers’ 40-yard line, Williams threw a deep ball for wide receiver Luther Burden. Packers cornerback Carrington Valentine had Burden covered, and if Valentine had just knocked the ball down, it would have been a good play for the Packers.