KaVontae Turpin has now scored a touchdown on a long play in two consecutive weeks for the Dallas Cowboys.

During their loss to the Houston Texans in Week 11, Turpin picked up a short pass from Cooper Rush and turned it into a 64-yard touchdown. This was followed by an incredible 99-yard kick return for a touchdown that clinched the victory over the Washington Commanders.

On this return flight, Turpin reached a speed of 21.35 miles per hour, which was the third fastest speed recorded on a return flight this season.

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He wasn’t surprised by the number he achieved and said he believed he was “the fastest person on the planet”.

Turpin has added a special element to the Dallas roster. As a returner, he averages 36.3 yards per kick return and 14.4 yards on punts. His touchdown Sunday was the second time he scored on a return this year. In Week 1, he punted 60 yards against the Browns.

He has also been used more regularly on offense, resulting in six touchdowns in the last two years.

Whether he’s the fastest person on the planet or not, the Cowboys know he can change the game in an instant. That’s why they did everything they could to find ways to get the ball into his hands.

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