Kansas City Chiefs Lead NFL Win Percentage Rankings

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Kansas City Chiefs Lead NFL Win Percentage Rankings

The data spans the last 10 seasons. The Chiefs lead at 71.8 percent, followed by the Bills at 62.8 percent and the Eagles at 61.6 percent. Ravens, Seahawks, and Patriots are tied at 60.9 percent. Jets rank last at 29.7 percent, with the Giants at 33.6 percent and the Browns at 36.0 percent.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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