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 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Active List..............................................................................34 Indianapolis Colts...................................................................73
All-Pro Teams, 2018 ............................................................246 Instant Replay ........................................................................32
Arizona Cardinals .................................................................135 Interconference Games ........................................................514
Associated Press Award Winners .........................................518 International Games .............................................................504
Associated Press Most Valuable Players ..............................516 Internet, NFL on ...................................................................684
Atlanta Falcons ....................................................................141 J
Attendance, NFL’s 10 Biggest Weekends ..............................536 Jacksonville Jaguars ..............................................................79
Attendance, 2018 ................................................................244 K
Attendance, Paid ..................................................................537 Kansas City Chiefs.................................................................85
Awards, 2018 ......................................................................246 Kickoff Weekend, NFL Opening ............................................505
B Kickoff Weekend Won-Loss Records....................................293
Baltimore Ravens...................................................................37 L
Buffalo Bills ...........................................................................43 Los Angeles Chargers ............................................................91
Bye Weeks, Team Record After ............................................306 Los Angeles Rams...............................................................177
C M
Calendar, 2019-2024 .............................................................16 Miami Dolphins......................................................................97
Carolina Panthers.................................................................147 Minnesota Vikings................................................................183
Chicago Bears .....................................................................153 Monday Night Football Individual Records ............................502
Chronology of Professional Football .....................................350 Monday Night Football W-L Records ....................................500
Cincinnati Bengals .................................................................49 N
Cleveland Browns ..................................................................55 New England Patriots ...........................................................103
Close Games, Team Records In, 2018 .................................307 New Orleans Saints..............................................................189
Coaches, Career Victories ......................................................24 New York Giants ..................................................................195
Coaches, More than 100 Career Victories ..............................25 New York Jets......................................................................109
Coldest Games ....................................................................308 NFL Network ........................................................................683
Comebacks, Greatest in NFL History ....................................309 O
Commissioners, NFL............................................................369 Oakland Raiders...................................................................115
D Officials, 2019 Roster of ......................................................685
Dallas Cowboys...................................................................159 Oldest/Youngest Players, 2018.............................................297
Denver Broncos .....................................................................61 Outstanding Performers .......................................................579
Detroit Lions ........................................................................165 Overtime, History of.............................................................507
Draft, All-Time Number-One Choices ....................................520 Overtime Procedures ...........................................................506
Draft, History of Locations ...................................................521 P
Draft, 2019 ............................................................................28 Passer Rating System ..........................................................302
F Passer Rating, Highest Postseason ......................................303
First Place Finish After Last Place Finish...............................308 Philadelphia Eagles ..............................................................201
First-Round Selections .........................................................522 Pittsburgh Steelers...............................................................121
Free Agency, Movement History .............................................34 Players of the Week/Month, 2018 ........................................245
G Playoff Appearances by Seasons .........................................305
Games Decided By 7 and 3 Points or Fewer, 1970-2018......306 Playoff Games
Games Decided By 8 Points or Fewer, 1994-2018................306 AFC Championship Games..............................................486
Game-Winning Drives by Quarterback, 1970-2018...............304 AFC Divisional Playoff Games .........................................490
Green Bay Packers...............................................................171 AFC First-Round Playoff Games ......................................494
H NFC Championship Games .............................................488
Hall of Fame, Pro Football ....................................................330 NFC Divisional Playoff Games .........................................492
Hall of Fame Games, Pro Football.........................................349 NFC First-Round Playoff Games ......................................496
Houston Texans .....................................................................67 Points, Most By Each Team..................................................290
Postseason, Individual, All-Time Top 10................................312
Postseason Play, Teams Under .500 ....................................307
Postseason Play, Teams Win 10-Plus, Miss Playoffs ............307
Preseason Results and Standings, 2018 ..............................234
Pro Bowl, All-Time Results ...................................................533

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Quarterbacks, Starting Records for Active Quarterbacks ......304
Quarters, 2018 Score By .....................................................308
R Individual Leaders, Past Two, Three, Four Years...............298
Records, All-Time
Individual Combined Kick Returns ...................................557
Individual Combined Net Yards ........................................560
Individual Fumbles ..........................................................558
Individual Interceptions By ..............................................551
Individual Kickoff Returns................................................555
Individual Passing ...........................................................545
Individual Punting............................................................553
Individual Punt Returns ...................................................554
Individual Receiving ........................................................549
Individual Rushing...........................................................544
Individual Sacks..............................................................560
Individual Scoring ...........................................................540
Individual Service............................................................540
Individual Yards from Scrimmage ....................................551
Team Championships......................................................561
Team Combined Net Yards Rushing and Passing .............567
Team Defense.................................................................575
Team First Downs ...........................................................566
Team Fumbles ................................................................573
Team Games Won...........................................................561
Team Games Lost...........................................................562
Team Kickoff Returns......................................................572
Team Passing .................................................................568
Team Penalties................................................................575
Team Punting..................................................................570
Team Punt Returns .........................................................571
Team Rushing.................................................................567
Team Scoring .................................................................563
Team Tie Games .............................................................563
Team Turnovers ..............................................................574
Records, Oldest ...................................................................297
Records, Postseason ...........................................................666
Retired Uniforms..................................................................301
Roster Limits, All-Time...........................................................34
S Tampa Bay Buccaneers........................................................219
San Francisco 49ers ............................................................207
Schedule, 2019 .......................................................................4
Scheduling Formula, 2019-20 ................................................12
Scoring, Top 10 Weekends...................................................536
Scoring, 60 Points in a Game...............................................297
Season Recap, 2018
2018 Preseason Standings and Results ..........................234
2018 Regular-Season Results .........................................236
2018 Regular-Season Standings .....................................238
2018 Best Passing Performances ...................................248
2018 Best Receiving Performances ................................249
2018 Best Rushing Performances...................................248
2018 Best Sack Performances........................................249
2018 Week-by-Week Standings ......................................239
Seattle Seahawks.................................................................213
Standings, 1920-2018 .........................................................370
Standings, 2018 ..................................................................238
Standings, Week-by-Week, 2018 .........................................239
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NFL Active Leaders...........................................................21
Individual Leaders, 2009-18............................................296
Inside the Numbers, Statistical Highlights........................290
Outstanding Performers ..................................................579
Team Leaders, Past Two, Three, Four Years.....................299
What to Look for in 2019..................................................18
Yearly Leaders ................................................................621
Statistics, 2018
AFC, NFC, and NFL Summary .........................................254
American Football Conference Team Defense ..................251
American Football Conference Team Offense...................250
Club Leaders ..................................................................255
Club Rankings by Yards ..................................................255
Individual Field Goals ......................................................261
Individual Interceptions ...................................................276
Individual Kickoff Returns................................................280
Individual Passing ...........................................................268
Individual Pass Receiving................................................272
Individual Punting............................................................282
Individual Punt Returns ...................................................284
Individual Rushing...........................................................264
Individual Sacks..............................................................286
Individual Scoring ...........................................................256
National Football Conference Team Defense ....................253
National Football Conference Team Offense .....................252
Takeaway-Giveaway Table...............................................255
Sunday Night Football W-L Records .....................................498
Super Bowl Champions, Missed Playoffs the Next Season ...307
Super Bowl Contention, 1978-2018 .....................................305
Super Bowl, Future Sites ......................................................483
Super Bowl, Game Results...................................................484
Super Bowl LIII, Game Summary ........................................484
Super Bowl, Most Valuable Players ......................................483
Super Bowl, Non-Division Winners That Played In ................307
Super Bowl, Records ...........................................................653
T
Takeaway/Giveaways, 2009-18............................................296
Team Won-Loss Records, All-Time Regular-Season..............313
Team Won-Loss Records Since 1970 AFL-NFL Merger .........292
Team Won-Loss Records, Road Teams, 1970-2018.............305
Team Won-Loss Records, 2009-18......................................294
Team vs. Team Results ........................................................399
Teams Beat Opposing Team 3 Times/Season, 1970-2018 ....308
Television, 10 Most Watched Programs/Sports Events .........536
Tennessee Titans .................................................................127
Thanksgiving Day Football, 1920-2018 ................................510
Thanksgiving Day Individual Records ...................................513
Tie-Breaking Procedures ........................................................26
Trades, 2018-19 ..................................................................232
Two-Point Conversion Results, 1994-2018...........................306
W
Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year ......................................515
Washington Redskins...........................................................225
Winning Streaks, Longest Since 1970 ..................................304
Y
Yearly Statistical Leaders......................................................621
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All times local. Dates and times subject to change.
Nationally televised games indicated by network in parentheses.

Thursday, August 1 NFL/Hall of Fame Game at Canton, Ohio

Atlanta _____ vs. Denver _____ (NBC) 8:00

PRESEASON/WEEK 1 Thursday, August 8 Indianapolis _____ at Buffalo _____ 7:00

New York Jets _____ at New York Giants _____ 7:00
Jacksonville _____ at Baltimore _____ 7:30
Washington _____ at Cleveland _____ 7:30
New England _____ at Detroit _____ 7:30
Atlanta _____ at Miami _____ 7:30
Tennessee _____ at Philadelphia _____ 7:30
Carolina _____ at Chicago _____ 7:00
Houston _____ at Green Bay _____ 7:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Arizona _____ 7:00
Denver _____ at Seattle _____ 7:00
Friday, August 9 Tampa Bay _____ at Pittsburgh _____ 7:30
Minnesota _____ at New Orleans _____ 7:30
Saturday, August 10 Cincinnati _____ at Kansas City _____ 7:30
Los Angeles Rams _____ at Oakland _____ 7:00
Dallas _____ at San Francisco _____ 7:00

PRESEASON/WEEK 2 Thursday, August 15 Philadelphia _____ at Jacksonville _____ 7:00

New York Jets _____ at Atlanta _____ 7:30
Green Bay _____ at Baltimore _____ 7:30
Cincinnati _____ at Washington _____ 7:30
Oakland _____ at Arizona _____ (ESPN) 5:00
Friday, August 16 Buffalo _____ at Carolina _____ 7:00
Chicago _____ at New York Giants _____ 7:30
Miami _____ at Tampa Bay _____ 7:30
Saturday, August 17 Cleveland _____ at Indianapolis _____ 4:00
New England _____ at Tennessee _____ 6:00
Kansas City _____ at Pittsburgh _____ 7:30
Detroit _____ at Houston _____ 7:00
Dallas _____ vs. Los Angeles Rams (Hawai’i) _____ 4:00
Sunday, August 18 New Orleans _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ (CBS)1:00
Seattle _____ at Minnesota _____ (FOX) 7:00
Monday, August 19 San Francisco _____ at Denver _____ (ESPN) 6:00

PRESEASON/WEEK 3 Thursday, August 22 New York Giants _____ at Cincinnati _____ 7:00
Washington _____ at Atlanta _____ 7:30
Carolina _____ at New England _____ 7:30
Baltimore _____ at Philadelphia _____ 7:30
Jacksonville _____ at Miami _____ (FOX) 8:00
Green Bay _____ vs. Oakland (Winnipeg, Canada) _____ 7:00
Friday, August 23 Cleveland _____ at Tampa Bay _____ 7:30
Buffalo _____ at Detroit _____ (CBS) 8:00
Saturday, August 24 Arizona _____ at Minnesota _____ 12:00
Houston _____ at Dallas _____ 6:00
Chicago _____ at Indianapolis _____ 7:00
New Orleans _____ at New York Jets _____ 7:30
San Francisco _____ at Kansas City _____ 7:00
Denver _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ 6:00
Seattle _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ 7:00
Sunday, August 25 Pittsburgh _____ at Tennessee _____ (NBC) 7:00

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PRESEASON/WEEK 4 Thursday, August 29 Minnesota _____ at Buffalo _____ 7:00

Pittsburgh _____ at Carolina _____ 7:00
Indianapolis _____ at Cincinnati _____ 7:00
Atlanta _____ at Jacksonville _____ 7:00
Philadephia _____ at New York Jets _____ 7:00
Detroit _____ at Cleveland _____ 7:30
New York Giants _____ at New England _____ 7:30
Baltimore _____ at Washington _____ 7:30
Tennessee _____ at Chicago _____ 7:00
Tampa Bay _____ at Dallas _____ 7:00
Kansas City _____ at Green Bay _____ 7:00
Los Angeles Rams _____ at Houston _____ 7:00
Miami _____ at New Orleans _____ 7:00
Arizona _____ at Denver _____ 7:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at San Francisco _____ 7:00
Oakland _____ at Seattle _____ 7:00

Thursday, September 5 Green Bay _____ at Chicago _____ (NBC) 7:20

Sunday, September 8 Los Angeles Rams _____ at Carolina _____ (FOX) 1:00
Tennessee _____ at Cleveland _____ (CBS) 1:00
Kansas City _____ at Jacksonville _____ (CBS) 1:00
Baltimore _____ at Miami _____ (CBS) 1:00
Atlanta _____ at Minnesota _____ (FOX) 12:00
Buffalo _____ at New York Jets _____ (CBS) 1:00
Washington _____ at Philadelphia _____ (FOX) 1:00
Indianapolis _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ (CBS) 1:05
Cincinnati _____ at Seattle _____ (CBS) 1:05
Detroit _____ at Arizona _____ (FOX) 1:25
New York Giants _____ at Dallas _____ (FOX) 3:25
San Francisco _____ at Tampa Bay _____ (FOX) 4:25
Pittsburgh _____ at New England _____ (NBC) 8:20
Monday, September 9 Houston _____ at New Orleans _____ (ESPN) 6:10
Denver _____ at Oakland _____ (ESPN) 7:20

SECOND WEEK Thursday, September 12 Tampa Bay _____ at Carolina _____ (NFLN) 8:20
Sunday, September 15 Arizona _____ at Baltimore _____ (FOX) 1:00
San Francisco _____ at Cincinnati _____ (FOX) 1:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Detroit _____ (CBS) 1:00
Minnesota _____ at Green Bay _____ (FOX) 12:00
Jacksonville _____ at Houston _____ (CBS) 12:00
New England _____ at Miami _____ (CBS) 1:00
Buffalo _____ at New York Giants _____ (CBS) 1:00
Seattle _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (FOX) 1:00
Indianapolis _____ at Tennessee _____ (CBS) 12:00
Dallas _____ at Washington _____ (FOX) 1:00
Kansas City _____ at Oakland _____ (CBS) 1:05
Chicago _____ at Denver _____ (FOX) 2:25
New Orleans _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ (FOX) 1:25
Philadelphia _____ at Atlanta _____ (NBC) 8:20
Monday, September 16 Cleveland _____ at New York Jets _____ (ESPN) 8:15

THIRD WEEK Thursday, September 19 Tennessee _____ at Jacksonville _____ (NFLN) 8:20
Sunday, September 22 Cincinnati _____ at Buffalo _____ (CBS) 1:00
Miami _____ at Dallas _____ (FOX) 12:00
Denver _____ at Green Bay _____ (FOX) 12:00
Atlanta _____ at Indianapolis _____ (CBS) 1:00
Baltimore _____ at Kansas City _____ (CBS) 12:00
Oakland _____ at Minnesota _____ (FOX) 12:00
New York Jets _____ at New England _____ (CBS) 1:00
Detroit _____ at Philadelphia _____ (FOX) 1:00
Carolina _____ at Arizona _____ (FOX) 1:05
New York Giants _____ at Tampa Bay _____ (FOX) 4:05
Houston _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ (CBS) 1:25
New Orleans _____ at Seattle _____ (CBS) 1:25
Pittsburgh _____ at San Francisco _____ (CBS) 1:25
Los Angeles Rams _____ at Cleveland _____ (NBC)8:20
Monday, September 23 Chicago _____ at Washington _____ (ESPN) 8:15

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FOURTH WEEK Thursday, September 26 Philadelphia _____ at Green Bay _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 7:20
Open Date: Sunday, September 29 Tennessee _____ at Atlanta _____ (CBS) 1:00
New York Jets, San Francisco Cleveland _____ at Baltimore _____ (CBS) 1:00
New England _____ at Buffalo _____ (CBS) 1:00
Kansas City _____ at Detroit _____ (FOX) 1:00
Carolina _____ at Houston _____ (FOX) 12:00
Oakland _____ at Indianapolis _____ (CBS) 1:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Miami _____ (CBS) 1:00
Washington _____ at New York Giants _____ (FOX) 1:00
Seattle _____ at Arizona _____ (FOX) 1:05
Tampa Bay _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ (FOX) 1:05
Minnesota _____ at Chicago _____ (CBS) 3:25
Jacksonville _____ at Denver _____ (CBS) 2:25
Dallas _____ at New Orleans _____ (NBC) 7:20
Monday, September 30 Cincinnati _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (ESPN) 8:15

FIFTH WEEK Thursday, October 3 Los Angeles Rams _____ at Seattle _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 5:20
Open Date: Sunday, October 6 Jacksonville _____ at Carolina _____ (CBS) 1:00
Detroit, Miami Arizona _____ at Cincinnati _____ (FOX) 1:00
Atlanta _____ at Houston _____ (FOX) 12:00
Tampa Bay _____ at New Orleans _____ (FOX) 12:00
Minnesota _____ at New York Giants _____ (FOX) 1:00
Chicago _____ at Oakland (London) (FOX) 6:00
New York Jets _____ at Philadelphia _____ (CBS) 1:00
Baltimore _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (CBS) 1:00
Buffalo _____ at Tennessee _____ (CBS) 12:00
New England _____ at Washington _____ (CBS) 1:00
Denver _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ (CBS) 1:05
Green Bay _____ at Dallas _____ (FOX) 3:25
* Indianapolis _____ at Kansas City _____ (NBC) 7:20
Monday, October 7 Cleveland _____ at San Francisco _____ (ESPN) 5:15

SIXTH WEEK Thursday, October 10 New York Giants _____ at New England _____(FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Open Date: Sunday, October 13 Carolina _____ at Tampa Bay (London) _____ (NFLN) 2:30
Buffalo, Chicago Cincinnati _____ at Baltimore _____ (CBS) 1:00
Indianapolis, Oakland Seattle _____ at Cleveland _____ (FOX) 1:00
New Orleans _____ at Jacksonville _____ (CBS) 1:00
Houston _____ at Kansas City _____ (CBS) 12:00
Washington _____ at Miami _____ (FOX) 1:00
Philadelphia _____ at Minnesota _____ (FOX) 12:00
Atlanta _____ at Arizona _____ (FOX) 1:05
San Francisco _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ (FOX) 1:05
Tennessee _____ at Denver _____ (CBS) 2:25
Dallas _____ at New York Jets _____ (CBS) 4:25
* Pittsburgh _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ (NBC) 5:20
Monday, October 14 Detroit _____ at Green Bay _____ (ESPN) 7:15

SEVENTH WEEK Thursday, October 17 Kansas City _____ at Denver _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 6:20
Open Date: Sunday, October 20 Los Angeles Rams _____ at Atlanta _____ (FOX) 1:00
Carolina, Cleveland, Miami _____ at Buffalo _____ (CBS) 1:00
Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay Jacksonville _____ at Cincinnati _____ (CBS) 1:00
Minnesota _____ at Detroit _____ (FOX) 1:00
Oakland _____ at Green Bay _____ (CBS) 12:00
Houston _____ at Indianapolis _____ (CBS) 1:00
Arizona _____ at New York Giants _____ (FOX) 1:00
San Francisco _____ at Washington _____ (FOX) 1:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Tennessee _____ (CBS) 3:05
New Orleans _____ at Chicago _____ (FOX) 3:25
Baltimore _____ at Seattle _____ (FOX) 1:25
* Philadelphia _____ at Dallas _____ (NBC) 7:20
Monday, October 21 New England _____ at New York Jets _____ (ESPN) 8:15

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EIGHTH WEEK Thursday, October 24 Washington _____ at Minnesota _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 7:20
Open Date: Sunday, October 27 Seattle _____ at Atlanta _____ (FOX) 1:00
Baltimore, Dallas Philadelphia _____ at Buffalo _____ (FOX) 1:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Chicago _____ (FOX) 12:00
New York Giants _____ at Detroit _____ (FOX) 1:00
Oakland _____ at Houston _____ (CBS) 12:00
New York Jets _____ at Jacksonville _____ (CBS) 1:00
Cincinnati _____ at Los Angeles Rams (London) _____ (CBS) 5:00
Arizona _____ at New Orleans _____ (CBS) 12:00
Tampa Bay _____ at Tennessee _____ (FOX) 12:00
Carolina _____ at San Francisco _____ (FOX) 1:05
Denver _____ at Indianapolis _____ (CBS) 4:25
Cleveland _____ at New England _____ (CBS) 4:25
* Green Bay _____ at Kansas City Chiefs _____ (NBC) 7:20
Monday, October 28 Miami _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (ESPN) 8:15

NINTH WEEK Thursday, October 31 San Francisco _____ at Arizona _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 5:20
Open Date: Sunday, November 3 Houston _____ at Jacksonville (London) _____ (NFLN) 2:30
Atlanta, Cincinnati, Washington _____ at Buffalo _____ (FOX) 1:00
Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans Tennessee _____ at Carolina _____ (CBS) 1:00
Minnesota _____ at Kansas City _____ (FOX) 12:00
New York Jets _____ at Miami _____ (CBS) 1:00
Chicago _____ at Philadelphia _____ (FOX) 1:00
Indianapolis _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (CBS) 1:00
Detroit _____ at Oakland _____ (FOX) 1:05
Tampa Bay _____ at Seattle _____ (FOX) 1:05
Cleveland _____ at Denver _____ (CBS) 2:25
Green Bay _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ (CBS) 1:25
* New England _____ at Baltimore _____ (NBC) 8:20
Monday, November 4 Dallas _____ at New York Giants _____ (ESPN) 8:15

TENTH WEEK Thursday, November 7

Open Date:
Denver, Houston, Jacksonville,
New England, Philadelphia, Washington
Monday, November 11 Seattle _____ at San Francisco _____
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Oakland _____(FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 5:20
Sunday, November 10Detroit _____ at Chicago _____ (CBS) 12:00
Baltimore _____ at Cincinnati _____ (CBS) 1:00
Buffalo _____ at Cleveland _____ (CBS) 1:00
Carolina _____ at Green Bay _____ (FOX) 12:00
Atlanta _____ at New Orleans _____ (FOX) 12:00
New York Giants _____ at New York Jets _____ (FOX) 1:00
Arizona _____ at Tampa Bay _____ (FOX) 1:00
Kansas City _____ at Tennessee _____ (CBS) 12:00
Miami _____ at Indianapolis _____ (CBS) 4:05
Los Angeles Rams _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (FOX) 4:25
* Minnesota _____ at Dallas _____ (NBC) 7:20
(ESPN) 5:15

ELEVENTH WEEK Thursday, November 14 Pittsburgh _____ at Cleveland _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Open Date: Sunday, November 17 Houston _____ at Baltimore _____ (CBS) 1:00
Green Bay, New York Giants, Atlanta _____ at Carolina _____ (FOX) 1:00
Seattle, Tennessee Dallas _____ at Detroit _____ (FOX) 1:00
Jacksonville _____ at Indianapolis _____ (CBS) 1:00
Buffalo _____ at Miami _____ (CBS) 1:00
Denver _____ at Minnesota _____ (CBS) 12:00
New Orleans _____ at Tampa Bay _____ (FOX) 1:00
New York Jets _____ at Washington _____ (CBS) 1:00
Arizona _____ at San Francisco _____ (FOX) 1:05
Cincinnati _____ at Oakland _____ (CBS) 1:25
New England _____ at Philadelphia _____ (CBS) 4:25
* Chicago _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ (NBC) 5:20
Monday, November 18 Kansas City _____ at L.A. Chargers (Mexico) _____ (ESPN) 7:15

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WEEK 12 Thursday, November 21 Indianapolis _____ at Houston _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 7:20

Sunday, November 24 Tampa Bay _____ at Atlanta _____ (FOX) 1:00
Denver _____ at Buffalo _____ (CBS) 1:00
New York Giants _____ at Chicago _____ (FOX) 12:00
TWELFTH WEEK Pittsburgh _____ at Cincinnati _____ (CBS) 1:00
Open Date: Miami _____ at Cleveland _____ (CBS) 1:00
Arizona, Kansas City, Carolina _____ at New Orleans _____ (FOX) 12:00
Los Angeles Chargers, Minnesota Oakland _____ at New York Jets _____ (CBS) 1:00
Detroit _____ at Washington _____ (FOX) 1:00
Jacksonville _____ at Tennessee _____ (CBS) 3:05
Dallas _____ at New England _____ (FOX) 4:25
Green Bay _____ at San Francisco _____ (FOX) 1:25
* Seattle _____ at Philadelphia _____ (NBC) 8:20
Monday, November 25 Baltimore _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ (ESPN) 5:15

THIRTEENTH WEEK Thursday, November 28 Chicago _____ at Detroit (Thanksgiving) _____ (FOX) 12:30
Buffalo _____ at Dallas (Thanksgiving) _____ (CBS) 3:30
New Orleans _____ at Atlanta (Thanksgiving) _____(NBC) 8:20
Sunday, December 1 San Francisco _____ at Baltimore _____ (FOX) 1:00
Washington _____ at Carolina _____ (CBS) 1:00
New York Jets _____ at Cincinnati _____ (CBS) 1:00
Tennessee _____ at Indianapolis _____ (CBS) 1:00
Tampa Bay _____ at Jacksonville _____ (FOX) 1:00
Oakland _____ at Kansas City _____ (CBS) 12:00
Philadelphia _____ at Miami _____ (FOX) 1:00
Green Bay _____ at New York Giants _____ (FOX) 1:00
Los Angeles Rams _____ at Arizona _____ (FOX) 2:05
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Denver _____ (CBS) 2:25
Cleveland _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (CBS) 4:25
* New England _____ at Houston _____ (NBC) 7:20
Monday, December 2 Minnesota _____ at Seattle _____ (ESPN) 5:15

FOURTEENTH WEEK Thursday, December 5 Dallas _____ at Chicago _____ (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 7:20
Sunday, December 8 Carolina _____ at Atlanta _____ (FOX) 1:00
Baltimore _____ at Buffalo _____ (CBS) 1:00
Cincinnati _____ at Cleveland _____ (CBS) 1:00
Washington _____ at Green Bay _____ (FOX) 12:00
Denver _____ at Houston _____ (CBS) 12:00
Detroit _____ at Minnesota _____ (FOX) 12:00
San Francisco _____ at New Orleans _____ (FOX) 12:00
Miami _____ at New York Jets _____ (CBS) 1:00
Indianapolis _____ at Tampa Bay _____ (CBS) 1:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Jacksonville _____ (FOX) 4:05
Pittsburgh _____ at Arizona _____ (CBS) 2:25
Kansas City _____ at New England _____ (CBS) 4:25
Tennessee _____ at Oakland _____ (CBS) 1:25
* Seattle _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ (NBC) 5:20
Monday, December 9 New York Giants _____ at Philadelphia _____ (ESPN) 8:15

FIFTEENTH WEEK Thursday, December 12 New York Jets _____ at Baltimore _____(FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, December 15 Seattle _____ at Carolina _____ (FOX) 1:00
New England _____ at Cincinnati _____ (CBS) 1:00
Tampa Bay _____ at Detroit _____ (FOX) 1:00
Chicago _____ at Green Bay _____ (FOX) 12:00
Denver _____ at Kansas City _____ (CBS) 12:00
Miami _____ at New York Giants _____ (CBS) 1:00
Buffalo _____ at Pittsburgh _____ (CBS) 1:00
Houston _____ at Tennessee _____ (CBS) 12:00
Philadelphia _____ at Washington _____ (FOX) 1:00
Cleveland _____ at Arizona _____ (CBS) 2:05
Jacksonville _____ at Oakland _____ (CBS) 1:05
Los Angeles Rams _____ at Dallas _____ (FOX) 3:25
Atlanta _____ at San Francisco _____ (FOX) 1:25
* Minnesota _____ at Los Angeles Chargers _____ (NBC) 5:20
Monday, December 16 Indianapolis _____ at New Orleans _____ (ESPN) 7:15

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SIXTEENTH WEEK Saturday, December 21 TBD (NFLN) TBD

TBD (NFLN) TBD
TBD (NFLN) TBD
Detroit _____ at Denver _____ TBD
Oakland _____ at Los Angeles _____ TBD
Buffalo _____ at New England _____ TBD
Los Angeles Rams _____ at San Francisco _____ TBD
Houston _____ at Tampa Bay _____ TBD
Sunday, December 22 Jacksonville _____ at Atlanta _____ (FOX) 1:00
Baltimore _____ at Cleveland _____ (CBS) 1:00
Carolina _____ at Indianapolis _____ (FOX) 1:00
Cincinnati _____ at Miami _____ (CBS) 1:00
Pittsburgh _____ at New York Jets _____ (CBS) 1:00
New Orleans _____ at Tennessee _____ (FOX) 12:00
New York Giants _____ at Washington _____ (FOX) 1:00
Dallas _____ at Philadelphia _____ (FOX) 4:25
Arizona _____ at Seattle _____ (FOX) 1:25
* Kansas City _____ at Chicago _____ (NBC) 7:20
Monday, December 23 Green Bay _____ at Minnesota _____ (ESPN) 7:15

SEVENTEENTH WEEK Sunday, December 29 Pittsburgh _____ at Baltimore _____ (CBS) 1:00
New York Jets _____ at Buffalo _____ (CBS) 1:00
New Orleans _____ at Carolina _____ (FOX) 1:00
Cleveland _____ at Cincinnati _____ (CBS) 1:00
Washington _____ at Dallas _____ (FOX) 12:00
Green Bay _____ at Detroit _____ (FOX) 1:00
Tennessee _____ at Houston _____ (CBS) 12:00
Indianapolis _____ at Jacksonville _____ (CBS) 1:00
Los Angeles Chargers _____ at Kansas City _____(CBS) 12:00
Chicago _____ at Minnesota _____ (FOX) 12:00
Miami _____ at New England _____ (CBS) 1:00
Philadelphia _____ at New York Giants _____ (FOX) 1:00
Atlanta _____ at Tampa Bay _____ (FOX) 1:00
Oakland _____ at Denver _____ (CBS) 2:25
Arizona _____ at Los Angeles Rams _____ (FOX) 1:25
San Francisco _____ at Seattle _____ (FOX) 1:25

* - Sunday night games in Weeks 5-16 subject to change; Week 17 game TBD

“Flexible scheduling” will be used in Weeks 11-17. Additionally, in Weeks 5-10, flexible scheduling may be used in no more than
two weeks. In Weeks 5-16, the schedule lists the games tentatively set for Sunday Night Football on NBC.
Only Sunday afternoon games are eligible to be moved to Sunday night, in which case the tentatively sched-
uled Sunday night game would be moved to an afternoon start time. A flexible scheduling move would be
announced at least 12 days before the game.

Flexibility for Saturday games in Week 16 is also part of the 2019 schedule. In Week 16, three of five possible match ups will be
scheduled for Saturday. Start times and Saturday games for Week16 will be announced no later than
following Week 8, with the non-Saturday games to be played on Sunday.

For Week 17, the Sunday night game will be announced no later than six days prior to December 29. The schedule does not list a
Sunday night game in Week 17, but an afternoon game with playoff implications will be moved to that time
slot. Flexible scheduling ensures quality matchups in all Sunday time slots in those weeks and gives
“surprise” teams a chance to play their way into primetime.

Flexible scheduling will not be applied to games airing on Thursday or Monday nights.

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 POSTSEASON AND NATIONALLY TELEVISED GAMES

Wild Card Playoff Games Saturday, January 4, 2020 American Football Conference
Site Priorities
Two Wild Card teams (division non- _____________________ at _____________________
champions with best two records)
from each conference and the division National Football Conference
champions with the third- and fourth-
best record in each conference will _____________________ at _____________________
enter the first round of the playoffs.
The division champion with the third- Sunday, January 5, 2020 American Football Conference
best record will play host to the Wild
Card team with the second-best _____________________ at _____________________
record. The division champion with
the fourth-best record will play host to National Football Conference
the Wild Card team with the best
record. There are no restrictions on _____________________ at _____________________
intra-division games.

Divisional Playoff Games Saturday, January 11, 2020 American Football Conference
Site Priorities
In each conference, the two division _____________________ at _____________________
champions with the highest won-lost-
tied percentage during the regular National Football Conference
season will play host to the Wild Card
winners. The division champion with _____________________ at _____________________
the best record in each conference is
assured of playing the lowest-seeded Sunday, January 12, 2020 American Football Conference
Wild Card survivor. There are no
restrictions on intra-division games. _____________________ at _____________________

National Football Conference

_____________________ at _____________________

Championship Games Sunday, January 19, 2020 American Football Conference

Site Priorities for
Championship Games _____________________ at _____________________
The home teams will be the surviving
playoff winners with the highest
seeds. A Wild Card team cannot play
host unless two Wild Card teams are
in the game, in which case the Wild National Football Conference
Card team that was seeded highest in
the first round of the playoffs will be _____________________ at _____________________
the home team.

Pro Bowl Sunday, January 26, 2020 2020 Pro Bowl, Camping World Stadium, Orlando

_____________________ vs. _____________________

Super Bowl LIV Sunday, February 2, 2020 Super Bowl LIV, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami

_____________________ vs. ______________________

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 2019 SCHEDULE AND NOTE CALENDAR
2019 NATIONALLY TELEVISED GAMES
All times ET and PM unless otherwise notated
Thursday, Sept. 5 Green Bay at Chicago (NBC) 8:20
Sunday, Sept. 8 Pittsburgh at New England (NBC) 8:20
Monday, Sept. 9 Houston at New Orleans (ESPN) 7:10
Denver at Oakland (ESPN) 10:20
Thursday, Sept. 12 Tampa Bay at Carolina (NFLN) 8:20 POSTSEASON GAMES
Sunday, Sept. 15 Philadelphia at Atlanta (NBC) 8:20 Saturday, January 4 AFC and NFC Wild Card Playoffs
Monday, Sept. 16 Cleveland at N.Y. Jets (ESPN) 8:15 and Sunday, January 5 (CBS, ESPN, FOX and NBC)
Thursday, Sept. 19 Tennessee at Jacksonville (NFLN) 8:20
Sunday, Sept. 22 L.A. Rams at Cleveland (NBC) 8:20 Saturday, January 11 AFC and NFC Divisional Playoffs
Monday, Sept. 23 Chicago at Washington (ESPN) 8:15 and Sunday, January 12 (CBS, FOX, and NBC)
Thursday, Sept. 26 Philadelphia at Green Bay (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Sept. 29 Dallas at New Orleans (NBC) 8:20 Sunday, January 19 AFC and NFC Championship
Monday, Sept. 30 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (ESPN) 8:15 Games (CBS and FOX)
Thursday, Oct. 3 L.A. Rams at Seattle (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Oct. 6 Indianapolis at Kansas City (NBC)* 8:20 Sunday, January 26 Pro Bowl, Orlando (ESPN)
Monday, Oct. 7 Cleveland at San Francisco (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Oct. 10 N.Y. Giants at New England (FOX/NFLN/Amazon)8:20 Sunday, February 2 Super Bowl LIV, Miami (CBS)
Sunday, Oct. 13 Carolina vs. Tampa Bay in London (NFLN) 9:30a
Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Oct. 14 Detroit at Green Bay (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Oct. 17 Kansas City at Denver (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Oct. 20 Philadelphia at Dallas (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Oct. 21 New England at N.Y. Jets (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Oct. 24 Washington at Minnesota (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Oct. 27 Green Bay at Kansas City (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Oct. 28 Miami at Pittsburgh (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Oct. 31 San Francisco at Arizona (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Nov. 3 Houston vs. Jacksonville in London (NFLN) 9:30a
New England at Baltimore (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Nov. 4 Dallas at N.Y. Giants (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Nov. 7 L.A. Chargers at Oakland (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Nov. 10 Minnesota at Dallas (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Nov. 11 Seattle at San Francisco (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Nov. 14 Pittsburgh at Cleveland (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Nov. 17 Chicago at L.A. Rams (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Nov. 18 Kansas City vs. L.A. Chargers in Mexico City (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Nov. 21 Indianapolis at Houston (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Nov. 24 Seattle at Philadelphia (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Nov. 25 Baltimore at L.A. Rams (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Nov. 28 Chicago at Detroit (CBS) 12:30
Buffalo at Dallas (FOX) 4:30
New Orleans at Atlanta (NBC) 8:20
Sunday, Dec. 1 New England at Houston (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Dec. 2 Minnesota at Seattle (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Dec. 5 Dallas at Chicago (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Dec. 8 Seattle at L.A. Rams (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Dec. 9 N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia (ESPN) 8:15
Thursday, Dec. 12 N.Y. Jets at Baltimore (FOX/NFLN/Amazon) 8:20
Sunday, Dec. 15 Minnesota at L.A. Chargers (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Dec. 16 Indianapolis at New Orleans (ESPN) 8:15
Saturday, Dec. 21 TBD (NFLN) 1:00
TBD (NFLN) 4:30
TBD (NFLN) 8:15
Sunday, Dec. 22 Kansas City at Chicago (NBC)* 8:20
Monday, Dec. 23 Green Bay at Minnesota (ESPN) 8:15
Sunday, Dec. 29 To be determined (NBC)* 8:20

*The NFL again will utilize “flexible scheduling” in 2019.

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 SCHEDULING FORMULA
The NFL expanded to 32 teams in 2002 with the addition of the Houston Texans. In addition, the NFL realigned for the first time since
1970—into eight divisions of four teams each—and the scheduling formula that was introduced guaranteed for the first time that all
teams would play each other on a regular, rotating basis. Although the number of teams increased to 32, the number of playoff teams
remained the same at 12.

Under the NFL scheduling formula, every team within a division plays 16 games as follows:

• Home and away against its three division opponents (6 games).

• The four teams from another division within its conference on a rotating three-year cycle (4 games).
• The four teams from a division in the other conference on a rotating four-year cycle (4 games).
• Two intraconference games based on the prior year’s standings (2 games). These games will match a first-place team
against the first-place teams in the two same-conference divisions the team is not scheduled to play that season. The
second-place, third-place, and fourth-place teams in a conference will be matched in the same way each year.

The schedule format takes each team through a cycle of games—home and away—against every other team in the league. From
2002-09, every team played every other team at least twice—once home and once away. After the 2008 season, a decision was made
to continue with the same rotation in 2010 and beyond.

In determining how to begin the divisional rotation in 2002, the displacement of teams from their old divisions in the new alignment
was taken into account. Preference was given to scheduling games with former division rivals and other regional opponents for clubs
realigned from otherwise intact divisions.

FUTURE SCHEDULING ROTATION

2019 2020 2021 2022

AFC Intraconference AFCN AFCW AFCS AFCN

EAST Interconference NFCE NFCW NFCS NFCN

AFC Intraconference AFCE AFCS AFCW AFCE

NORTH Interconference NFCW NFCE NFCN NFCS

AFC Intraconference AFCW AFCN AFCE AFCW

SOUTH Interconference NFCS NFCN NFCW NFCE

AFC Intraconference AFCS AFCE AFCN AFCS

WEST Interconference NFCN NFCS NFCE NFCW

NFC Intraconference NFCN NFCW NFCS NFCN

EAST Interconference AFCE AFCN AFCW AFCS

NFC Intraconference NFCE NFCS NFCW NFCE

NORTH Interconference AFCW AFCS AFCN AFCE

NFC Intraconference NFCW NFCN NFCE NFCW

SOUTH Interconference AFCS AFCW AFCE AFCN

NFC Intraconference NFCS NFCE NFCN NFCS

WEST Interconference AFCN AFCE AFCS AFCW

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AFC EAST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019
BUFFALO MIAMI NEW ENGLAND N.Y. JETS
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division BALT CLE BALT CLE CLE BALT CLE BALT
CIN PITT CIN PITT PITT CIN PITT CIN
Interconference by Division PHIL DALL PHIL DALL DALL PHIL DALL PHIL
WASH NYG WASH NYG NYG WASH NYG WASH
Intraconference by Position AFCW AFCS AFCW AFCS AFCW AFCS AFCW AFCS

AFC EAST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

BUFFALO MIAMI NEW ENGLAND N.Y. JETS
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division KC DEN KC DEN DEN KC DEN KC
LAC LV LAC LV LV LAC LV LAC
Interconference by Division LAR ARIZ LAR ARIZ ARZ LAR ARIZ LAR
SEA SF SEA SF SF SEA SF SEA
Intraconference by Position AFCN AFCS AFCN AFCS AFCN AFCS AFCN AFCS

AFC NORTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019

BALTIMORE CINCINNATI CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division NE BUFF NE BUFF BUFF NE BUFF NE
NYJ MIA NYJ MIA MIA NYJ MIA NYJ
Interconference by Division ARIZ LAR ARIZ LAR LAR ARIZ LAR ARIZ
SF SEA SF SEA SEA SF SEA SF
Intraconference by Position AFCS AFCW AFCS AFCW AFCS AFCW AFCS AFCW

AFC NORTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

BALTIMORE CINCINNATI CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division JAX HOU JAX HOU HOU JAX HOU JAX
TENN IND TENN IND IND TENN IND TENN
Interconference by Division DALL PHIL DALL PHIL PHIL DALL PHIL DALL
NYG WASH NYG WASH WASH NYG WASH NYG
Intraconference by Position AFCW AFCE AFCW AFCE AFCW AFCE AFCW AFCE

AFC SOUTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019

HOUSTON INDIANAPOLIS JACKSONVILLE TENNESSEE
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division DEN KC DEN KC KC DEN KC DEN
OAK LAC OAK LAC LAC OAK LAC OAK
Interconference by Division ATL NO ATL NO NO ATL NO ATL
CAR TB CAR TB TB CAR TB CAR
Intraconference by Position AFCE AFCN AFCE AFCN AFCE AFCN AFCE AFCN

AFC SOUTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

HOUSTON INDIANAPOLIS JACKSONVILLE TENNESSEE
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division BALT CLE BALT CLE CLE BALT CLE BALT
CIN PITT CIN PITT PITT CIN PITT CIN
Interconference by Division GB CHI GB CHI CHI GB CHI GB
MINN DET MINN DET DET MINN DET MINN
Intraconference by Position AFCE AFCW AFCE AFCW AFCE AFCW AFCE AFCW

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AFC WEST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019
DENVER KANSAS CITY L.A. CHARGERS OAKLAND
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division JAX HOU HOU JAX HOU JAX JAX HOU
TENN IND IND TENN IND TENN TENN IND
Interconference by Division CHI GB GB CHI GB CHI CHI GB
DET MINN MINN DET MINN DET DET MINN
Intraconference by Position AFCN AFCE AFCN AFCE AFCN AFCE AFCN AFCE

AFC WEST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

DENVER KANSAS CITY L.A. CHARGERS LAS VEGAS
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division BUFF NE NE BUFF NE BUFF BUFF NE
MIA NYJ NYJ MIA NYJ MIA MIA NYJ
Interconference by Division NO ATL ATL NO ATL NO NO ATL
TB CAR CAR TB CAR TB TB CAR
Intraconference by Position AFCS AFCN AFCS AFCN AFCS AFCN AFCS AFCN

NFC EAST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019

DALLAS N.Y. GIANTS PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division GB CHI GB CHI CHI GB CHI GB
MINN DET MINN DET DET MINN DET MINN
Interconference by Division BUFF NE BUFF NE NE BUFF NE BUFF
MIA NYJ MIA NYJ NYJ MIA NYJ MIA
Intraconference by Position NFCW NFCS NFCW NFCS NFCW NFCS NFCW NFCS

NFC EAST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

DALLAS N.Y. GIANTS PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division ARIZ LAR ARIZ LAR LAR ARIZ LAR ARIZ
SF SEA SF SEA SEA SF SEA SF
Interconference by Division CLE BALT CLE BALT BALT CLE BALT CLE
PITT CIN PITT CIN CIN PITT CIN PITT
Intraconference by Position NFCS NFCN NFCS NFCN NFCS NFCN NFCS NFCN

NFC NORTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019

CHICAGO DETROIT GREEN BAY MINNESOTA
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division DALL PHIL DALL PHIL PHIL DALL PHIL DALL
NYG WASH NYG WASH WASH NYG WASH NYG
Interconference by Division KC DEN KC DEN DEN KC DEN KC
LAC OAK LAC OAK OAK LAC OAK LAC
Intraconference by Position NFCS NFCW NFCS NFCW NFCS NFCW NFCS NFCW

NFC NORTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

CHICAGO DETROIT GREEN BAY MINNESOTA
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division NO ATL NO ATL ATL NO ATL NO
TB CAR TB CAR CAR TB CAR TB
Interconference by Division HOU JAX HOU JAX JAX HOU JAX HOU
IND TENN IND TENN TENN IND TENN IND
Intraconference by Position NFCE NFCW NFCE NFCW NFCE NFCW NFCE NFCW

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NFC SOUTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019
ATLANTA CAROLINA NEW ORLEANS TAMPA BAY
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division LAR ARIZ LAR ARIZ ARIZ LAR ARIZ LAR
SEA SF SEA SF SF SEA SF SEA
Interconference by Division JAX HOU JAX HOU HOU JAX HOU JAX
TENN IND TENN IND IND TENN IND TENN
Intraconference by Position NFCE NFCN NFCE NFCN NFCE NFCN NFCE NFCN

NFC SOUTH NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

ATLANTA CAROLINA NEW ORLEANS TAMPA BAY
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division CHI GB CHI GB GB CHI GB CHI
DET MINN DET MINN MINN DET MINN DET
Interconference by Division DEN KC DEN KC KC DEN KC DEN
LV LAC LV LAC LAC LV LAC LV
Intraconference by Position NFCW NFCE NFCW NFCE NFCW NFCE NFCW NFCE

NFC WEST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2019

ARIZONA L.A. RAMS SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division ATL NO NO ATL ATL NO NO ATL
CAR TB TB CAR CAR TB TB CAR
Interconference by Division CLE BALT BALT CLE CLE BALT BALT CLE
PITT CIN CIN PITT PITT CIN CIN PITT
Intraconference by Position NFCN NFCE NFCN NFCE NFCN NFCE NFCN NFCE

NFC WEST NON-DIVISIONAL OPPONENTS 2020

ARIZONA L.A. RAMS SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE
Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away
Intraconference by Division PHIL DALL DALL PHIL PHIL DALL DALL PHIL
WASH NYG NYG WASH WASH NYG NYG WASH
Interconference by Division BUFF NE NE BUFF BUFF NE NE BUFF
MIA NYJ NYJ MIA MIA NYJ NYJ MIA
Intraconference by Position NFCN NFCS NFCN NFCS NFCN NFCS NFCN NFCS

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 IMPORTANT DATES
2019
Mid-July Preseason training camps open. Clubs may
require Rookies and First-Year Players to
report seven days prior to the Club’s
earliest permissible mandatory reporting
date for veteran players. Veteran players
cannot be required to report earlier than
15 days prior to club’s first preseason
game.
July 15 Deadline at 4 P.M., New York time, for any
club that designated a Franchise Player
to sign such player to a multi-year
contract or extension. After this date, the
player may sign only a one-year contract
with the designating club for the 2019
season, and such contract cannot be
extended until after the Club’s last regular
season game.
July 22 Signing period ends at 4 P.M., New York
time, for Transition Players with
outstanding tenders. After this date and
through 4 P.M., New York time, on the
Tuesday after the 10th regular season
weekend, Old Club has exclusive
negotiating rights to these players.
July 22# Signing period ends at 4 P.M., New York
time, for Unrestricted Free Agents to
whom a May 7 tender was made by Old
Club. After this date and through 4 P.M.,
New York time, on the Tuesday after the
10th regular-season weekend, Old Club
has exclusive negotiating rights to these
players.
August 1-4 Hall of Fame Weekend.
August 1 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game,
Canton, Ohio:
Atlanta vs. Denver
August 6 Deadline for players under contract to
report to earn a season of free-agency
credit.
August 6 If a Drafted Rookie has not signed with his
club by this date, he may not be traded
to any other club in 2019.
August 8-12 First Preseason Weekend.
August 10-14 Deadline for club to provide written notice
to certain unsigned players and the
NFLPA of its intent to place them on the
Exempt List if they fail to report no later
than one day prior to the club’s second
preseason game. Any player who fails to
report prior to the deadline will be
ineligible to play or receive compensation
for at least three games (preseason or
regular season) from the time that he
reports.
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August 31 Roster cut-down to maximum of 53 players
on Active/Inactive List by 4 P.M., New
York time. Clubs may dress minimum of
43 and maximum of 46 players for each
regular-season and postseason game.
August 31 Simultaneously with the cut-down to 53,
clubs that have players in the categories
of Active/Physically Unable to Perform or
Active/Non-Football Injury or Illness must
take one of the following options: Place
player on Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform or Reserve/Non-Football Injury
or Illness, whichever is applicable; ask
waivers; terminate; trade; or continue to
count him on Active List.
September 1 All tryouts on this date and for the
remainder of the season must be
reported to the League office.
September 1 After 12 P.M., New York time, clubs may
establish a Practice Squad of 10 players
by signing free agents who do not have
an accrued season of free-agency credit
or who were on the 46-player Active List
for less than nine regular-season games
during their only Accrued Season(s). A
player cannot participate on the Practice
Squad for more than three seasons.
September 2-7 All clubs are required to file a personnel
(injury) report with their conference
information manager by 4:00 P.M., New
York time. Reports are to be filed every
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday before
a regular-season game by 4:00 P.M., New
York time (or as soon as possible after
the completion of practice). An update
must also be reported if there is any
change in a player's condition after
Friday.
Sept. 5, 8-9 Regular season opens.
Sept. 6, 9-10 Beginning on these dates vested veterans
terminated from the Active List or
Inactive List (and from Reserve/Injured if
the player is placed on Reserve/Injured
after the beginning of the regular season)
are entitled to receive, after the end of
the regular-season schedule, Termination
Pay pursuant to the terms of the CBA.
September 24 Priority on multiple waiver claims is now
based on the current season’s standing.
#or the first scheduled day of the first NFL training camp,
whichever is later.
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Mid-October Beginning the sixth calendar day prior to the
club’s game on the seventh regular
season week, clubs are permitted to
begin practicing players on
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
and Reserve/Non-Football Injury or
Illness for a period not to exceed 21
days. Players may be activated during
the 21-day practice period or until 4 P.M.,
New York time, on the day after the
conclusion of the 21-day period.
At any time after six weeks have elapsed
since a player was placed on
Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Non-Football
Injury/Illness, each club is permitted to
designate two players for return from
either list to the Club’s 53-player
Active/Inactive List.
The player who is “Designated For Return”
must have suffered a major football-
related or non-football-related injury after
reporting to training camp and must have
been placed on the applicable Reserve
List after 4 P.M., New York time, on the
day after the final roster reduction.
A player whom the Club wishes to
designate for return is permitted to return
to practice for a period not to exceed 21
days. The Club is required to notify the
League office that the player has been
“Designated For Return” on the first day
the player begins to practice. The player
cannot be returned to the Active/Inactive
List until eight games have elapsed since
the date he was placed on Reserve.
October 29 All trading ends at 4 P.M., New York time.
October 30 Players with at least four previous pension-
credited seasons are subject to the
waiver system for the remainder of the
regular season and postseason.
November 12 Signing period ends at 4 P.M., New York
time, for Franchise Players who are
eligible to receive Offer Sheets.
November 12 Deadline for clubs to sign by 4 P.M., New
York time, their unsigned Franchise and
Transition Players, including Franchise
Players who were eligible to receive Offer
Sheets until this date. If still unsigned
after this date, such players are
prohibited from playing in NFL in 2019.
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November 12 Deadline for clubs to sign by 4 P.M., New
York time, their Unrestricted Free Agents
to whom May 7 tender was made. If still
unsigned after this date, such players are
prohibited from playing in NFL in 2019.
November 12 Deadline for clubs to sign by 4 P.M., New
York time, their Restricted Free Agents to
whom June 1 tender was made. If such
players remain unsigned, they are
prohibited from playing in NFL in 2019.
November 12 Deadline for clubs to sign Drafted players
by 4 P.M., New York time. If such players
remain unsigned, they are prohibited
from playing in NFL in 2019.
Nov. 28, Dec. 1-2 Deadline for reinstatement of players in
Reserve List categories of Retired, Did
Not Report, and Exclusive Rights, and of
players who were placed on Reserve/Left
Squad in a previous season.
December 28 Deadline for waiver requests in 2019,
except for “special waiver requests,”
until after the Super Bowl.
December 30 Clubs may begin signing free-agent players
for the 2020 season.
2020
January 4-5 Wild Card Playoff Games.
January 11-12 Divisional Playoff Games.
January 19 AFC and NFC Championship Games.
January 26 Pro Bowl, Camping World Stadium,
Orlando.
February 2 Super Bowl LIV, Hard Rock Stadium,
Miami.
April 23-25 85th annual NFL Draft, Las Vegas.
2021
February 7* Super Bowl LV, Raymond James Stadium,
Tampa.
2022
February 6* Super Bowl LVI, New Los Angeles Stadium,
Los Angeles.
2023
February 5* Super Bowl LVII, University of Phoenix
Stadium, Arizona.
2024
February 4* Super Bowl LVIII, Mercedes-Benz
Superdome, New Orleans.
.
*Tentative date
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 WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN 2019
The CAROLINA PANTHERS (199-201-1) need one win for
200 as a franchise, including postseason.
The DENVER BRONCOS (499-433-10, .535) need one win for
500 in franchise history, including postseason. Among the
original eight AFL franchises that launched in 1960, only the
Boston/New England Patriots have reached that milestone.
The INDIANAPOLIS COLTS need six regular-season wins to
reach 300 since moving to Indianapolis in 1984. Since changing
their home address, the Colts are 294-265-0 (.526) in regular-
season contests. Since selecting Peyton Manning in the 1998
NFL Draft, they’re 206-130-0 (.613), with 15 playoff berths in 21
seasons.
The MINNESOTA VIKINGS need two wins to reach 500,
including postseason. The Vikings enter 2019 with a 498-426-11
(.539) all-time record.
The NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS need one Super Bowl victory
to break a tie with Pittsburgh (six) for most ever. The Patriots also
need:
One Super Bowl victory to join Pittsburgh as the only NFL
teams to win consecutive Super Bowls on two occasions.
Pittsburgh did it following the 1974-75 and 1978-79 seasons.
New England did it after the 2003-04 seasons.
One Super Bowl appearance to join Buffalo as one of only two
clubs to ever play in four straight. The Bills reached the Super
Bowl to punctuate each of the 1990-93 seasons.
One berth in a conference championship game to tie
Pittsburgh’s NFL record, 16. New England enters 2019 tied with
San Francisco for second all-time, with 15.
One postseason victory to extend their NFL record, 37.
Pittsburgh enters 2019 with 36, second all-time.
One No. 1 seed to match San Francisco and Denver (eight
each) for most since playoff seeding began in 1975. New
England enters 2019 third with seven such seasons.
Two home playoff wins to match their own 11-game streak
from 1996-2008, the second longest in league annals. The
Patriots enter 2019 having won nine consecutive postseason tilts
in Foxborough. Green Bay (1939-2001) owns the league record,
13.
Three postseason games to become just the third team to
reach 60. Entering 2019, only Dallas (63) and Pittsburgh (61)
have reached the milestone. The Patriots have 57.
Ten wins to reach 17 consecutive seasons with 10 victories
and break a tie with San Francisco (16 from 1983-98) for the
longest streak in league history. The Patriots have won at least 10
games every year since going 9-7 in 2002.
Twelve wins to reach 13 overall seasons with 12 victories and
match the number achieved by San Francisco, most in the NFL
since the 1970 merger. The Patriots enter 2019 tied with Dallas
(12) for second over that span.
Three wins to reach 116 since the start of 2010 and break the
Indianapolis Colts’ NFL record for victories in a decade (115,
2000-09).
Nine victories to reach 34 winning seasons. Since 1970, only
Pittsburgh (36) and Dallas (33) have achieved as many winning
seasons.
The OAKLAND RAIDERS (491-442-11, .526) need nine wins
for 500 in franchise history, including postseason.
The PITTSBURGH STEELERS need two wins to give MIKE
TOMLIN and BEN ROETHLISBERGER the third most by a head
coach/quarterback combination in history. The duo enters 2019
with 115 regular-season victories, one behind No. 3 Don
Shula/Dan Marino (116). No. 1 Bill Belichick/Tom Brady (207)
and No. 2 Sean Payton/Drew Brees (118) also enter 2019 looking
to add to their totals.
MICHAEL BADGLEY, L.A. Chargers, could establish the best
field-goal percentage by a player over his first two NFL seasons,
with a minimum 25 attempts. Badgley (.938) made 15 of 16
field-goal attempts as a 2018 rookie. Baltimore’s Justin Tucker
(.919, 68-for-74 from 2012-13) holds the record.
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SAQUON BARKLEY, N.Y. Giants, needs 1,972 scrimmage
yards to become the third ever to record 4,000 in his first two
seasons, joining Eric Dickerson (4,456, 1983-84) and Edgerrin
James (4,442, 1999-2000). Barkley enters 2019 with 2,028.
ODELL BECKHAM JR., Cleveland, needs 1,000 receiving
yards to tie for the second-most 1,000-yard seasons (five) over
his first six years. Lance Alworth (1963-67), Marques Colston
(2006-11), Mike Evans (2014-18), A.J. Green (2011-15), Torry
Holt (2000-04), Chad Johnson (2002-06), Brandon Marshall
(2007-11) and Jerry Rice (1986-90) also did it. Randy Moss
(1998-2003) is the only player ever to record 1,000 yards in each
of his first six seasons. Beckham had four-figure seasons in
2014, 2015, 2016 and 2018. Beckham also needs:
100 receiving yards in his Browns debut to surpass Julio
Jones for second-most receiving yards over his first 60 games.
Jones compiled 5,575 from 2011-15. Beckham enters 2019 with
5,476 over his first 59 contests. Lance Alworth (5,907) holds the
60-game record.
Three receptions in each of his first two games to surpass Cris
Carter’s streak of games with three-plus catches. Carter, who
owns the third-longest streak in NFL history, had three catches in
58 straight from Dec. 12, 1993, to Oct. 5, 1997 – all with the
Vikings. Reggie Wayne (82, 2009-14) and Antonio Brown (76,
2013-17) are first and second, respectively, on the all-time list.
Beckham enters 2019 with a 57-game streak, from Oct. 19,
2014, to Dec. 2, 2018.
BILL BELICHICK, New England, needs a Super Bowl win to
join George Halas and Curly Lambeau as the only NFL coaches
with six league championships. He also needs:
One Super Bowl win to capture consecutive league titles for
the second time (2003-04) and become just the third coach in
history to accomplish that, joining Chuck Noll (1974-75, 1978-
79) and Vince Lombardi (1961-62, 1965-67).
Eight wins to reach 300 career (regular and postseason) and
become just the third coach to achieve that mark, joining Don
Shula (347) and George Halas (324). Belichick enters 2019 No.
3 on the all-time list with 292.
LE’VEON BELL, N.Y. Jets, needs 2,004 scrimmage yards to
reach 10,000 career. He enters 2019 with 7,996 in 62 career
games. Bell also needs:
340 yards receiving to reach 3,000. He enters 2019 with
2,660 in 62 career games.
Eight touchdowns to reach 50. He enters 2019 with 42 in 62
career games.
TOM BRADY, New England, will play his 20th season with the
Patriots, tying Washington’s Darrell Green and the Rams’ Jackie
Slater for the second-most seasons with one franchise in NFL
history. Detroit’s Jason Hanson (21) owns the league record.
Brady also needs:
23 touchdown passes to eclipse No. 1 Peyton Manning (539).
No. 2 Drew Brees enters 2019 with 520. Brady enters 2019 No.
3 on the all-time list with 517.
35 touchdown passes to reach five such seasons and surpass
Peyton Manning (four) for most in NFL history. Drew Brees and
Aaron Rodgers also enter 2019 with four 35-TD seasons.
To lead the NFL in touchdown passes to establish an NFL
record. Brady enters 2019 having led the league in the category
on four occasions, tied with Drew Brees, Len Dawson, Brett
Favre, Peyton Manning, Johnny Unitas and Steve Young for most
in history.
One Pro Bowl invitation to become a 15-time Pro Bowler and
surpass four players – all Hall of Famers – for most in history:
Tony Gonzalez (14), Peyton Manning (14), Bruce Matthews (14)
and Merlin Olsen (14).
1,325 passing yards to surpass No. 3 Brett Favre (71,838)
and 1,427 to surpass No. 2 Peyton Manning (71,940). Drew
Brees (74,437) enters 2019 at No. 1. Brady (70,514) enters
2019 at No. 4.
DREW BREES, New Orleans, needs 20 touchdown passes to
surpass No. 1 Peyton Manning (539) on the all-time list. Brees
enters 2019 with 520, second in NFL history. Brees also needs:
To throw four touchdowns in two games to eclipse Manning
(35) for most four-TD games in NFL annals. Brees (34) enters
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387 pass attempts to eclipse No. 1 Brett Favre (10,169) on the
all-time list. Brees enters 2019 No. 2 all-time with 9,783.
414 completions to become the first in NFL history to reach
7,000. Brees enters 2019 No. 1 with 6,586.
563 passing yards to become the first in NFL history to reach
75,000. Brees enters 2019 No. 1 with 74,437.
ANTONIO BROWN, Oakland, needs 1,000 yards receiving to
reach that figure in eight career seasons. Over their first 10 years
in the league, only Jerry Rice (nine from 1985-94), Randy Moss
(eight from 1998-2007), Torry Holt (eight from 2000-07) and
Brandon Marshall (eight from 2007-15) have compiled eight
1,000-yard seasons. Brown enters 2019 with seven 1,000-yard
campaigns over his first nine years. Brown also needs:
104 receptions to surpass No. 20 Art Monk (940) on the NFL’s
all-time list. Brown enters 2019 with 837 career catches, 28th in
league history.
100 receptions to capture sole possession of the NFL record
with a seventh 100-catch season. Brown enters 2019 with six
such seasons, tied with Brandon Marshall (2007-09, 2012-13
and 2015).
91 receptions to break Marvin Harrison’s NFL record (927,
1996-2005) for most receptions over a player’s first 10 seasons.
Brown enters 2019 with 837.
1,200 yards receiving to reach that mark in a seventh
consecutive season. Only Jerry Rice (nine from 1988-96), Randy
Moss (six from 1998-2003), Torry Holt (six from 2000-05) and
Brown (six from 2013-18) have authored streaks of at least six
1,200-yard seasons.
1,500 yards receiving to match Jerry Rice’s NFL record for
1,500-yard seasons, four. Brown enters 2019 with three 1,500-
yard seasons.
793 receiving yards for 12,000. Brown would become just the
fifth player in NFL history to break that barrier in his first 10
seasons.
DEREK CARR, Oakland, needs 370 completions to surpass
Peyton Manning (2,128) for most in his first six seasons. Carr
enters 2019 with the most completions (1,759) ever over a
player’s first five campaigns. Carr also needs:
300 completions to join Peyton Manning as the only passers
to reach that mark in each of their first six NFL seasons.
3,000 passing yards to join Andy Dalton, Peyton Manning,
Cam Newton and Russell Wilson as the only players to reach that
mark in their first six seasons.
20 touchdown passes to join Andrew Luck, Eli Manning,
Peyton Manning, Dan Marino, Matt Ryan and Russell Wilson as
the only quarterbacks ever to reach that mark in five of their first
six seasons.
PETE CARROLL, Seattle, needs two wins to reach 100 and
become just the fifth active head coach to achieve that mark with
his current club. He would join Bill Belichick (255), Mike Tomlin
(133), Sean Payton (126) and John Harbaugh (114). Carroll
enters 2019 98-60-1 as Seattle’s head coach, including
postseason. Overall as an NFL head coach, he’s 132-93-1.
JOHN DENNEY, Miami, enters 2019 with a franchise-record
224 consecutive games played, the league’s longest active
streak.
AARON DONALD, L.A. Rams, could become the first player in
history to earn three consecutive AP Defensive Player of the Year
honors. Donald enters 2019 having captured the last two awards
(2017-18) and with a third overall would tie J.J. Watt (2012,
2014-15) and Lawrence Taylor (1981-82, 1986) for most all-
time.
JULIAN EDELMAN, New England, needs one 100-yard
receiving game in the postseason to break a tie with No. 2
Michael Irvin (six). Jerry Rice (eight) owns the NFL record.
Edelman enters 2019 with six.
MIKE EVANS, Tampa Bay, needs 1,000 receiving yards to join
Randy Moss (1998-2003) as one of two players ever to reach
1,000 in each of their first six NFL seasons. Evans also needs:
965 receiving yards to surpass No. 10 Larry Fitzgerald (7,067
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from 2004-09) on the NFL’s list of most receiving yards over a
player’s first six seasons since 1970. Evans enters 2019 with
6,103 yards in five seasons.
LARRY FITZGERALD, Arizona, needs 23 receptions to
surpass Tony Gonzalez (1,325) for second on the NFL’s all-time
list. Jerry Rice (1,549) holds the career record. Fitzgerald enters
2019 No. 3 with 1,303. Fitzgerald also needs:
1,000 receiving yards to tie No. 2 Randy Moss (10) on the
NFL’s all-time list of most 1,000-yard seasons. Jerry Rice holds
the career record with 14. Fitzgerald (nine) enters 2019 tied for
No. 3 with Tim Brown and Terrell Owens.
MELVIN GORDON, L.A. Chargers, needs 1,300 yards from
scrimmage and 12 touchdowns to extend his streak of seasons
with those numbers to four. That would tie Marshawn Lynch
(2011-14) and Thurman Thomas (1989-92) for the third-longest
streak in NFL history. Gordon also needs:
1,200 yards from scrimmage and 10 touchdowns to extend
his league-leading streak of seasons with those numbers to four.
FRANK GORE, Buffalo, needs 522 rushing yards to surpass
No. 3 Barry Sanders (15,269) on the all-time list. Gore enters
2019 at No. 4 with 14,748.
STEPHEN GOSTKOWSKI, New England, needs to lead the
league in scoring to break a tie with Don Hutson (five) and Gino
Cappelletti (five, AFL) for most seasons with that distinction.
Gostkowski has paced the NFL five times: 2008, 2012-15.
DeANDRE HOPKINS, Houston, needs 100 catches, 1,500
receiving yards and 11 TD receptions to join Marvin Harrison
(1999, 2001-02) as the only players ever to reach those
benchmarks in three NFL seasons. Hopkins eclipsed those three
standards in 2015 and 2018.
DESMOND KING, L.A. Chargers, needs to return one
interception for a touchdown to become the ninth player in NFL
history with a pick-six in each of his first three seasons, and the
first since Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie did so from 2008-10.
JARVIS LANDRY, Cleveland, needs 48 receptions to establish
the NFL record for catches over a player’s first six seasons,
breaking the mark held by DeAndre Hopkins (528, 2013-18).
Landry enters 2019 with 481 receptions over his first five years,
2014-18.
ZACK MARTIN, Dallas, needs a Pro Bowl selection to become
one of five offensive linemen ever to secure a Pro Bowl invitation
in his first six seasons, joining Lou Creekmur (eight from 1950-
57 with Detroit), Jon Morris (seven from 1964-70 with Boston
Patriots), Joe Thomas (10 from 2007-16 with Cleveland) and
Richmond Webb (seven from 1990-96 with Miami). Martin
enters 2019 on a five-year streak (2014-18).
BAKER MAYFIELD, Cleveland, needs a touchdown pass in
each of his first 11 starts to break Kurt Warner’s NFL-record
string of career-opening starts with a TD pass. The Pro Football
Hall of Famer established the mark over his first 23 NFL starts,
from 1999-2000. Mayfield enters 2019 with a 13-start streak.
Mayfield also needs:
23 passing touchdowns to become the seventh ever to reach
50 in his first two seasons. He needs 26 to surpass No. 2 David
Carr (52, 2015-16) and 42 to surpass No. 1 Dan Marino (68,
1983-84) for most ever over a player’s initial two years. Mayfield
threw for 27 as a 2018 rookie.
CHRISTIAN McCAFFREY, Carolina, needs 52 receptions to
surpass LaDainian Tomlinson (238 from 2001-03) for the most
catches by a running back over his first three seasons. McCaffrey
enters 2019 with 187 receptions over his first two campaigns.
LeSEAN McCOY, Buffalo, needs 1,090 rushing yards to
surpass Jamal Lewis (10,607), Ricky Watters (10,643), Warrick
Dunn (10,967), O.J. Simpson (11,236), Corey Dillon (11,241),
John Riggins (11,352), Steven Jackson (11,438) and Fred Taylor
(11,695) on the league’s all-time list, and move from 25th to
17th. McCoy enters 2019 with 10,606.
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VON MILLER, Denver, needs two sacks for 100 career. Miller
opens the season with 98, while Cameron Wake (98) and J.J.
Watt (92) also are approaching 100. Terrell Suggs (132.5) leads
all active players.
CAM NEWTON, Carolina, needs 121 rushing yards to surpass
No. 2 Randall Cunningham (4,928) on the league’s career list of
rushing yards by a quarterback. Newton enters 2019 with 4,808.
Michael Vick (6,109) holds the NFL record.
BILL O’BRIEN, Houston, needs nine wins to join Andy Reid,
Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh as the only active head coaches
with five winning seasons over their first six years at the reins of
an NFL club. O’Brien has guided the Texans to three AFC South
titles in his first five years.
ADRIAN PETERSON, Washington, needs 345 yards rushing to
surpass No. 7 Jerome Bettis. He also needs 367 to surpass No.
6 LaDainian Tomlinson (13,684) and 784 to surpass No. 5 Curtis
Martin (14,101). Peterson enters 2019 with 13,318, eighth all-
time. Peterson also needs:
One rushing touchdown to surpass No. 5 Jim Brown (106) on
the all-time list and five to surpass No. 4 Walter Payton (110).
Peterson enters 2019 tied with Brown at 106.
One game of 200 yards rushing to reach seven career and
break O.J. Simpson’s NFL record (six). Peterson enters 2019
with six 200-yard games, tied with Simpson.
Four 100-yard rushing games to surpass No. 7 Edgerrin
James (57) on the NFL’s all-time list, and five to surpass No. 6
Jim Brown (58). Peterson enters 2019 at No. 8 with 54 100-yard
rushing games.
DAK PRESCOTT, Dallas, needs eight victories to become only
the sixth quarterback in NFL history to win 40 regular-season
games in his first four seasons. Russell Wilson (46), Joe Flacco
(44), Matt Ryan (43), Dan Marino (41) and Andy Dalton (40) are
the others. Prescott enters 2019 with 32. Prescott also needs:
Five rushing touchdowns to surpass Daunte Culpepper (22)
for second-most ever by a quarterback. Cam Newton (33, 2011-
14) holds the record. Prescott enters 2019 with 18 and also can
eclipse the four-season marks set by Steve Grogan (21), Johnny
Lujack (21) and Frankie Albert (20).
DAMARIOUS RANDALL, Cleveland, needs three interceptions
to become the first NFL player in 22 years with three INTs in each
of his first five seasons. Tom Carter compiled his five-season
streak by picking off 21 passes from 1993-97 with Washington
and Chicago. Randall enters 2019 having collected 14
interceptions with Green Bay and Cleveland since 2015.
PHILIP RIVERS, L.A. Chargers, needs 251 pass attempts to
surpass No. 7 John Elway (7,250) on the all-time list. Rivers
enters 2019 with 7,000 career attempts. Pittsburgh’s Ben
Roethlisberger (7,168) enters 2019 No. 8 on the list. Rivers also
needs:
344 passing yards to become the eighth in NFL history to
reach 55,000. Rivers enters 2019 with 54,656.
26 touchdown passes to become the sixth in NFL history with
400. Rivers enters 2019 with 374, 47 shy of surpassing No. 5
Dan Marino (420) on the all-time list.
Two 300-yard passing games to surpass No. 4 Marino (63).
Rivers enters 2019 with 62. Drew Brees (115), Peyton Manning
(93) and Tom Brady (87) rank 1-3 on the list entering 2019.
To throw at least three touchdowns in four games to reach 60
three-TD contests. Only six players have thrown for three
touchdowns in that many games. Rivers enters 2019 with 56
such efforts.
BEN ROETHLISBERGER, Pittsburgh, needs four wins to
surpass No. 6 Dan Marino (147) and five to surpass No. 5 John
Elway (148) on the all-time list of regular-season victories by a
starting quarterback. No. 1 Tom Brady (207), No. 2 Brett Favre
and Peyton Manning (186) and No. 4 Drew Brees (155) lead the
category entering the year. Roethlisberger begins 2019 with 144
wins as a starting quarterback.
MATT RYAN, Atlanta, needs 3,280 passing yards to become
the 10th player ever to reach 50,000. Drew Brees reached
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50,000 faster than any player, in his 183rd game. Peyton
Manning (191) was second-fastest. Ryan enters 2019 with
46,720 in 174 games.
MATTHEW SLATER, New England, needs one Pro Bowl
invitation as a special-teams player to reach eight and break a tie
with Steve Tasker (seven, 1987-1990-95) for most in NFL
annals. Slater enters 2019 having earned seven Pro Bowl honors
(2011-17).
MATTHEW STAFFORD, Detroit, needs 1,474 passing yards to
reach 40,000. He needs to accomplish that feat within his first
nine games to become fastest in NFL history to reach that mark.
Matt Ryan holds the record (151 games). Stafford enters 2019
with 38,526 yards in 141 games. Stafford also needs:
To throw for 3,500 yards and 20 touchdowns to become just
the seventh in NFL history to reach those numbers in nine
consecutive seasons, joining Drew Brees (14, 2005-present),
Peyton Manning (13, 1998-2010), Philip Rivers (11, 2008-
present), Tom Brady (10, 2009-present), Brett Favre (nine, 1994-
2002) and Matt Ryan (nine, 2010-present).
AQIB TALIB, L.A. Rams, needs one interception-return
touchdown to tie No. 2 Darren Sharper and Charles Woodson
(11), and two to tie No. 1 Rod Woodson (12) on the all-time list.
Talib enters 2019 at No. 4 with 10 career.
MICHAEL THOMAS, New Orleans, needs 90 receptions to
become the only NFL player ever to reach 90 in each of his first
four seasons. To date, Thomas (2016-18) and Odell Beckham Jr.
(2014-16) are the only players ever to catch 90 passes in each
of their first three NFL seasons. Thomas also needs:
80 catches to break the NFL record held by Jarvis Landry
(400) for most receptions by a player in his first four seasons.
Thomas enters 2019 with 321 receptions.
JUSTIN TUCKER, Baltimore, needs 30 field goals to reach
seven seasons with 30 or more and extend his NFL record. He
enters 2019 with six such seasons, ahead of David Akers, John
Carney, Stephen Gostkowski and Robbie Gould (each with five).
ADAM VINATIERI, Indianapolis, already the NFL’s all-time
leader in field goals made (582), needs 18 more to become the
first NFL player to reach 600 career. Vinatieri also needs:
20 field-goal attempts to surpass Morten Andersen (709) for
most all-time. He enters 2019 No. 2 on the all-time list, with 690
career attempts.
One game to surpass Gary Anderson (353) for the second-
most games played in NFL history. He enters 2019 tied with
Anderson at No. 2, with 353. Morten Andersen (382) holds the
NFL record.
CAMERON WAKE, Tennessee, needs two sacks for 100
career. Wake opens the season with 98, while Von Miller (98) and
J.J. Watt (92) also are approaching 100. Terrell Suggs (132.5)
leads all active players.
J.J. WATT, Houston, could earn a fourth AP Defensive Player
of the Year Award. No other player has won more than three. He
enters 2019 with three, tied with Lawrence Taylor (1981-82,
1986) for most all-time. Watt also needs:
Eight sacks for 100 career. Entering 2019, only 32 players
have reached the milestone. Watt opens the season with 92,
while Von Miller and Cameron Wake (each with 98) also are
approaching 100. Terrell Suggs (132.5) leads all active players.
15 sacks to tie Reggie White’s NFL record of five 15-sack
seasons. Watt hit that plateau in 2012 (20.5), 2014 (20.5), 2015
(17.5) and 2018 (16).
JAMEIS WINSTON, Tampa Bay, on the NFL’s list of most
passing yards over a player’s first five seasons, needs 3,381
passing yards to eclipse No. 10 Andy Dalton (18,008). Winston
enters 2019 with 14,628 passing yards. Winston also needs:
22 passing touchdowns to surpass No. 10 Matthew Stafford
and Johnny Unitas (109) on the NFL’s list of most passing
touchdowns over a player’s first five seasons. Winston enters
2019 with 88.
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TOP ACTIVE PASSERS
1,000 or more attempts
Pct. Pct. Had Pct. Ratings
Yrs. Att. Comp. Comp. Yards TD TD Int. Int. Pts.
1. Aaron Rodgers 14 5,492 3,560 64.8 42,944 338 6.2 80 1.5 103.1
2. Russell Wilson 7 3,261 2,095 64.2 25,624 196 6.0 63 1.9 100.3
3. Drew Brees 18 9,783 6,586 67.3 74,437 520 5.3 233 2.4 97.7
4. Tom Brady 19 9,375 6,004 64.0 70,514 517 5.5 171 1.8 97.6
5. Dak Prescott 3 1,475 975 66.1 10,876 67 4.5 25 1.7 96.0
6. Philip Rivers 15 7,000 4,518 64.5 54,656 374 5.3 178 2.5 95.6
7. Kirk Cousins 7 2,702 1,797 66.5 20,504 129 4.8 65 2.4 95.0
8. Matt Ryan 11 6,201 4,052 65.3 46,720 295 4.8 133 2,1 94.9
9. Jared Goff 3 1,243 772 62.1 9,581 65 5.2 26 2.1 94.7
10. Ben Roethlisberger 15 7,168 4,616 64.4 56,194 363 5.1 190 2.7 94.2
11. Carson Wentz 3 1,448 923 63.7 10,152 70 4.8 28 1.9 92.5
12. Tyrod Taylor 8 1,356 835 61.6 9,529 53 3.9 20 1.5 89.6
13. Andrew Luck 6 3,290 2,000 60.8 23,671 171 5.2 83 2.5 89.5
14. Marcus Mariota 4 1,605 1,015 63.2 12,004 69 4.3 42 2.6 89.4
15. Matt Schaub 14 3,281 2,098 63.9 24,887 133 4.1 90 2.7 89.1
16. Derek Carr 5 2,800 1,759 62.8 18,739 122 4.4 54 1.9 88.8
17. Andy Dalton 8 3,921 2,443 62.3 28,100 188 4.8 104 2.7 88.8
18. Nick Foles 7 1,581 974 61.6 11,165 68 4.3 33 2.1 88.5
19. Matthew Stafford 10 5,405 3,372 62.4 38,526 237 4.4 129 2.4 88.4
20. Robert Griffin III 5 1,216 768 63.2 9,004 42 3.5 26 2.1 88.2
21. Jameis Winston 4 1,922 1,183 61.6 14,628 88 4.6 58 3.0 87.8
22. Alex Smith 13 4,941 3,082 62.4 34,068 193 3.9 101 2.0 87.3
23. Ryan Tannehill 6 2,911 1,829 62.8 20,434 123 4.2 75 2.6 87.0
24. Cam Newton 8 3,891 2,321 59.7 28,469 182 4.7 107 2.7 86.4
25. Case Keenum 6 1,844 1,144 62.0 12,661 64 3.5 42 2.3 84.5

TOP ACTIVE SCORERS TOP ACTIVE SCORERS (TOUCHDOWNS)

(number in parentheses represents 2-point conversions scored)
Yrs. TD FG PAT TP Yrs. Rush Rec. Ret. Tot.
1. Adam Vinatieri 23 0 582 852(1) 2,600 1. Larry Fitzgerald 15 0 116 0 116
2. Phil Dawson 20 1 441 518 1,847 Antonio Gates 16 0 116 0 116
3. Stephen Gostkowski 13 0 367 642 1,743 3. Adrian Peterson 12 106 6 0 112
4. Matt Bryant 17 0 388 553 1,717 4. Frank Gore 14 77 18 1 96
5. Robbie Gould 14 0 358 454 1,528 5. Marshawn Lynch 11 84 9 0 93
6. Mason Crosby 12 0 307 548 1,469 6. LeSean McCoy 10 69 15 0 84
7. Matt Prater 12 0 274 418 1,240 7. Antonio Brown 9 0 74 5 79
8. Mike Nugent 14 0 253 363 1,122 8. Dez Bryant 8 0 73 2 75
9. Stephen Hauschka 11 0 242 325 1,051 9. Jimmy Graham 9 0 71 0 71
10. Ryan Succop 10 0 235 314 1,019 10. Jason Witten 15 0 68 0 68
11. Graham Gano 10 0 224 306 978 11. Darren Sproles 13 23 32 9 64
12. Justin Tucker 7 0 237 241 952 12. A.J. Green 8 0 63 0 63
13. Dan Bailey 8 0 207 306 927 13. Demaryius Thomas 9 0 62 0 62
14. Greg Zuerlein 7 0 177 222 753 Vernon Davis 13 0 62 0 62
15. Larry Fitzgerald 15 116 0 0(3) 702 15. DeSean Jackson 11 4 53 4 61
16. Antonio Gates 16 116 0 0(2) 700 16. LeGarrette Blount 9 56 2 0 58
17. Adrian Peterson 12 112 0 0(1) 674 Cam Newton 8 58 0 0 58
18. Frank Gore 14 96 0 0(1) 578 18. Greg Olsen 12 0 57 0 57
19. Marshawn Lynch 11 93 0 0(2) 562 Mike Wallace 10 0 57 0 57
20. Chandler Catanzaro 5 0 119 182 539 20. Todd Gurley 4 46 10 0 56
21. Kai Forbath 7 0 120 172 532 21. Mark Ingram 8 50 5 0 55
22. Randy Bullock 6 0 120 167 527 22. Michael Crabtree 10 0 54 0 54
23. LeSean McCoy 10 84 0 0(3) 510 23. Julio Jones 8 0 51 1 52
24. Brandon McManus 5 0 112 170 506 24. DeAndre Hopkins 6 0 47 0 47
25. Antonio Brown 9 79 0 0(4) 482 25. Reggie Cobb 8 0 41 4 45

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TOP ACTIVE RUSHERS TOP ACTIVE PASS RECEIVERS

Yrs. Att. Yards TD Yrs. No. Yards TD

1. Frank Gore 14 3,382 14,748 77 1. Larry Fitzgerald 15 1,303 16,279 116
2. Adrian Peterson 12 2,825 13,318 106 2. Jason Witten 15 1,152 12,448 68
3. LeSean McCoy 10 2,346 10,606 69 3. Antonio Gates 16 955 11,841 116
4. Marshawn Lynch 11 2,441 10,379 84 4. Antonio Brown 9 837 11,207 74
5. LeGarrette Blount 9 1,495 6,306 56 5. Julio Jones 8 698 10,731 51
6. Mark Ingram 8 1,321 6,007 50 6. Demaryius Thomas 9 688 9,330 62
7. Alfred Morris 7 1,373 5,931 34 7. Greg Olsen 12 666 7,847 57
8. Lamar Miller 7 1,354 5,864 32 8. Michael Crabtree 10 633 7,477 54
9. Doug Martin 7 1,322 5,356 30 9. Pierre Garcon 11 628 7,854 38
10. Le’Veon Bell 5 1,229 5,336 35 10. Jimmy Graham 9 611 7,436 71
11. Chris Ivory 9 1,227 5,237 29 Golden Tate 9 611 7,214 38
12. Cam Newton 8 929 4,808 58 12. A.J. Green 8 602 8,907 63
13. Todd Gurley 4 1,042 4,547 46 13. DeSean Jackson 11 589 10,261 53
14. Ezekiel Elliott 3 868 4,048 28 14. Vernon Davis 13 573 7,439 62
15. Isaiah Crowell 5 880 3,803 27 15. Darren Sproles 13 547 4,816 32
16. Latavius Murray 5 899 3,698 34 16. Mike Wallace 10 538 8,072 57
17. Russell Wilson 7 645 3,651 16 17. Emmanuel Sanders 9 535 7,024 37
18. Melvin Gordon 4 897 3,628 28 18. Dez Bryant 8 531 7,459 73
19. Darren Sproles 13 715 3,486 23 19. DeAndre Hopkins 6 528 7,437 47
20. C.J. Anderson 6 760 3,454 22 20. T.Y. Hilton 7 507 8,097 40
21. Bilal Powell 8 791 3,446 15 21. Julian Edelman 9 499 5,390 30
22. Jordan Howard 3 778 3,370 24 22. Danny Amendola 10 485 4,684 20
23. Devonta Freeman 5 767 3,316 30 23. Delanie Walker 13 483 5,673 34
24. Carlos Hyde 5 827 3,300 26 24. Jarvis Landry 5 481 5,014 26
25. Giovnani Bernard 6 744 3,111 19 25. LeSean McCoy 10 475 3,616 15

TOP ACTIVE SCRIMMAGE YARDS LEADERS TOP ACTIVE INTERCEPTORS

Yrs. Rush Rec Total TD Yrs. No. Yards TD
1. Frank Gore 14 14,748 3,796 18,544 95 1. Reggie Nelson 12 38 486 1
2. Larry Fitzgerald 15 68 16,279 16,347 116 2. Aqib Talib 11 35 752 10
3. Adrian Peterson 12 13,318 2,223 15,541 112 3. Brent Grimes 12 33 461 3
4. LeSean McCoy 10 10,606 3,616 14.222 84 4. Richard Sherman 8 32 395 2
5. Marshawn Lynch 11 10,379 2,214 12,593 93 Tramon Williams 12 32 437 1
6. Jason Witten 15 0 12,448 12,448 68 6. Mike Adams 15 30 337 2
7. Antonio Gates 16 0 11,841 11,841 116 Johnathan Joseph 13 30 638 7
8. Antonio Brown 9 119 11,207 11,326 74 Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie 11 30 535 6
9. Julio Jones 8 121 10,731 10,852 51 9. Eric Weddle 12 29 467 4
10. DeSean Jackson 11 447 10,261 10,708 57 10. Earl Thomas 9 28 417 2
11. Demaryius Thomas 9 6 9,330 9,336 62 11. Leon Hall 12 27 290 3
12. A.J. Green 8 93 8,907 9,000 63 12. Antoine Bethea 13 24 305 1
13. Mike Wallace 10 241 8,072 8,313 57 Glover Quin 10 24 347 2
14. Darren Sproles 13 3,486 4,816 8,302 55 14. Patrick Peterson 8 23 244 1
15. T.Y. Hilton 7 55 8,097 8,152 40 15. Joe Haden 9 22 232 1
16. Le’Veon Bell 5 5,336 2,660 7,996 42 Trumaine Johnson 7 22 322 4
17. Pierre Garcon 11 72 7,854 7,926 38 Marcus Peters 4 22 587 3
18. Greg Olsen 12 0 7,847 7,847 57 18. Brandon Carr 11 21 367 2
19. Mark Ingram 8 6,007 1,598 7,605 55 Kurt Coleman 9 21 238 2
20. Michael Crabtree 10 18 7,477 7,495 54 Reshad Jones 9 21 361 4
21. Dez Bryant 8 -3 7,459 7,456 73 Devin McCourty 9 21 382 1
22. Vernon Davis 13 15 7,439 7,454 62 22. Tashaun Gipson 7 20 445 2
23. Jimmy Graham 9 3 7,436 7,439 71 Casey Hayward 7 20 303 2
24. DeAndre Hopkins 6 7 7,437 7,430 47 Harrison Smith 7 20 384 4
25. Lamar Miller 7 5,864 1,565 7,429 40 25. Chris Harris 8 19 446 4
Sam Shields 8 19 202 0

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 NFL ACTIVE STATISTICAL LEADERS
TOP ACTIVE PUNT RETURNERS TOP ACTIVE PUNTERS
40 or more punt returns 50 or more punts
Yrs. No. Yards Avg. TD Yrs. No. Avg. LG
1. Jamal Agnew 2 41 504 12.3 2 1. Michael Dickson 1 78 48.2 69
2. Tyreek HIll 3 84 1,009 12.0 4 2. Cameron Johnston 1 61 48.1 68
3. Julian Edelman 9 177 1,986 11.2 4 3. Johnny Hekker 7 542 47.0 78
4. Tarik Cohen 2 62 683 11.0 1 4. Thomas Morstead 10 570 46.9 70
5. Rashad Greene 3 41 448 10.9 1 5. Andy Lee 15 1,229 46.6 82
6. Travis Benjamin 7 109 1,189 10.9 4 6. Bryan Anger 7 552 46.2 73
7. Pharoh Cooper 3 45 483 10.7 0 7. Sam Martin 6 397 46.1 72
8. Marcus Sherels 9 231 2,447 10.6 5 8. Tress Way 5 358 46.0 77
9. Dwayne Harris 8 177 1,805 10.2 4 9. Brett Kern 11 834 45.9 79
10. Golden Tate 9 97 987 10.2 0 10. Matt Bosher 8 480 45.8 69
11. Ted Ginn 12 257 2,600 10.1 4 11. Riley Dixon 3 233 45.6 68
12. Jakeem Grant 3 59 583 9.9 2 12. Britton Colquitt 9 718 45.5 79
13. T.Y. Hilton 7 49 482 9.8 1 13. Matt Darr 3 202 45.4 70
14. De’Anthony Thomas 5 72 700 9.7 1 14. Donnie Jones 15 1,157 45.4 80
15. Darren Sproles 13 300 2,875 9.6 7 15. Rigoberto Sanchez 2 141 45.3 63
16. Micah Hyde 6 87 831 9.6 3 16. Matt Wile 2 84 45.3 70
17. Danny Amendola 10 185 1,766 9.5 0 17. Lac Edwards 3 251 45.3 70
18. Antonio Brown 9 186 1,759 9.5 4 18. Sam Koch 13 1,006 45.3 74
19. DeSean Jackson 11 139 1,313 9.4 4 19. Ryan Allen 6 409 45.3 67
20. Randall Cobb 8 89 832 9.3 2 20. Kevin Huber 10 768 45.1 75
21. Patrick Peterson 8 195 1,816 9.3 4 21. Logan Cooke 1 86 45.0 72
22. Dez Bryant 8 42 384 9.1 2 22. Michael Palardy 3 168 45.0 63
23. Andre Roberts 9 138 1,254 9.1 3 23. Chris Jones 8 409 44.9 66
24. Captain Munnerlyn 10 75 677 9.0 0 24. Pat O’Donnell 5 358 44.9 72
25. Chester Rogers 3 46 414 9.0 0 25. Dustin Colquitt 14 1,076 44.9 81

TOP ACTIVE KICKOFF RETURNERS TOP ACTIVE QUARTERBACK SACKERS

40 or more kickoff returns Yrs. No.
Yrs. No. Yards Avg. TD 1. Terrell Suggs 16 132.5
1. Cordarrelle Patterson 6 176 5,276 30.0 6 2. Von Miller 8 98.0
2. Ameer Abdullah 4 59 1,621 27.5 0 Cameron Wake 10 98.0
3. Benny Cunningham 6 110 2,895 26.3 0 4. J.J. Watt 8 92.0
4. Tyler Lockett 4 112 2,900 25.9 2 5. Ryan Kerrigan 8 84.5
5. Randall Cobb 8 74 1,915 25.9 1 6. Clay Matthews 10 83.5
6. Jarvis Landry 5 50 1,292 25.8 0 7. Calais Campbell 11 81.5
7. Bruce Ellington 4 50 1,279 25.6 0 8. Justin Houston 8 78.5
8. Dwayne Harris 8 159 4,055 25.5 1 9. Chandler Jones 7 77.0
9. Marcus Sherels 9 53 1,350 25.5 0 10. Carlos Dunlap 9 72.5
10. Darren Sproles 13 332 8,352 25.2 2 11. Cameron Jordan 8 71.5
11. Pharoh Cooper 3 61 1,532 25.1 1 12. Geno Atkins 9 71.0
12. Jakeem Grant 3 58 1,453 25.1 1 Jason Pierre-Paul 9 71.0
13. Alex Erickson 3 101 2,522 25.0 0 14. Chris Long 11 70.0
14. Antonio Brown 9 47 1,173 25.0 1 15. Robert Quinn 8 69.0
15. Andre Roberts 9 164 4,081 24.9 2 16. Everson Griffen 9 66.5
16. De’Anthony Thomas 5 51 1,267 24.8 0 17. Brian Orakpo 10 66.0
17. Deonte Thompson 7 88 2,179 24.8 0 18. Michael Bennett 10 63.0
18. Travaris Cadet 7 63 1,531 24.3 0 19. Aaron Donald 5 59.5
19. Emmanuel Sanders 9 45 1,083 24.1 0 20. Connor Barwin 10 56.5
20. Chris Moore 3 42 999 23.8 0 21. Ndamukong Suh 9 56.0
21. Corey Grant 4 41 967 23.6 0 22. Gerald McCoy 9 54.5
22. Danny Amendola 10 152 3,575 23.5 0 23. Khalil Mack 5 53.0
23. Jacquizz Rodgers 8 64 1,499 23.4 0 24. Olivier Vernon 7 51.0
24. Taiwan Jones 8 82 1,890 23.0 0 25. Ezekiel Ansah 6 48.0
25. Dion Lewis 6 57 1,307 22.9 1

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 COACHES RECORDS
ACTIVE COACHES’ CAREER RECORDS (Order Based on Career Victories)
Start of 2019 Season
Regular Season Postseason Career
Coach Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Tied Pct.
Bill Belichick Cleveland Browns, New England Patriots 24 261 123 0 .680 31 11 .738 292 134 0 .685
Andy Reid Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs 20 195 124 1 .611 12 14 .462 207 138 1 .600
Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh Steelers 12 125 66 1 .654 8 7 .533 133 73 1 .645
Pete Carroll New York Jets, New England Patriots,
Seattle Seahawks 13 122 85 1 .589 10 8 .556 132 93 1 .586
Sean Payton New Orleans Saints 12 118 74 0 .615 8 6 .571 126 80 0 .612
John Harbaugh Baltimore Ravens 11 104 72 0 .591 10 6 .625 114 78 0 .594
Jon Gruden Oakland Raiders, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12 99 93 0 .516 5 4 .556 104 97 0 .517
Jason Garrett Dallas Cowboys 9 77 59 0 .566 2 3 .400 79 62 0 .560
Ron Rivera Carolina Panthers 8 71 56 1 .559 3 4 .429 74 60 1 .552
Bruce Arians Arizona Cardinals, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5 49 30 1 .619 1 2 .333 50 32 1 .608
Mike Zimmer Minnesota Vikings 5 47 32 1 .594 1 2 .333 48 34 1 .584
Bill O’Brien Houston Texans 5 42 38 0 .525 1 3 .250 43 41 0 512
Dan Quinn Atlanta Falcons 4 36 28 0 .563 3 2 .600 39 30 0 .565
Jay Gruden Washington Redskins 5 35 44 1 .444 0 1 .000 35 45 1 .438
Doug Marrone Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars 5 31 35 0 .470 2 1 .667 33 36 0 .478
Doug Pederson Philadelphia Eagles 3 29 19 0 .604 4 1 .800 33 20 0 .623
Sean McVay Los Angeles Rams 2 24 8 0 .750 2 2 .500 26 10 0 .722
Adam Gase Miami Dolphins, New York Jets 3 23 25 0 .479 0 1 .000 23 26 0 .469
Anthony Lynn Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Chargers 3 21 12 0 .636 1 1 .500 22 13 0 .629
Sean McDermott Buffalo Bills 2 15 17 0 .469 0 1 .000 15 18 0 .455
Pat Shurmur Cleveland Browns, Philadelphia Eagles,
New York Giants 4 15 34 0 306 0 0 --- 15 34 0 .306
Matt Nagy Chicago Bears 1 12 4 0 .750 0 1 .000 12 5 0 .706
Frank Reich Indianapolis Colts 1 10 6 0 .625 1 1 .500 11 7 0 .611
Kyle Shanahan San Francisco 49ers 2 10 22 0 .313 0 0 --- 10 22 0 .313
Mike Vrabel Tennessee Titans 1 9 7 0 .563 0 0 --- 9 7 0 .563
Matt Patricia Detroit Lions 1 6 `10 0 .375 0 0 --- 6 10 0 .375
Vic Fangio Denver Broncos 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 --- 0 0 0 ---
Brian Flores Miami Dolphins 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 --- 0 0 0 ---
Kliff Kingsbury Arizona Cardinals 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 --- 0 0 0 ---
Freddie Kitchens Cleveland Browns 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 --- 0 0 0 ---
Matt LaFleur Green Bay Packers 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 --- 0 0 0 ---
Zac Taylor Cincinnati Bengals 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 --- 0 0 0 ---

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 COACHES RECORDS
COACHES WITH 100 CAREER VICTORIES (Order Based on Career Victories)
Start of 2019 Season
Regular Season Postseason Career
Coach Team(s) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Tied Pct.
1. Don Shula Baltimore Colts, Miami Dolphins 33 328 156 6 .677 19 17 .528 347 173 6 .666
2. George Halas Chicago Bears 40 318 148 31 .682 6 3 .667 324 151 31 .682
3. Bill Belichick Cleveland Browns, New England Patriots 24 261 123 0 .680 31 11 .738 292 134 0 .685
4. Tom Landry Dallas Cowboys 29 250 162 6 .607 20 16 .556 270 178 6 .603
5. Earl (Curly) Lambeau Green Bay Packers, Chicago Cardinals
` Washington Redskins 33 226 132 22 .631 3 2 .600 229 134 22 .631
6. Chuck Noll Pittsburgh Steelers 23 193 148 1 .566 16 8 .667 209 156 1 .572
7. Andy Reid Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs 20 195 124 1 .611 12 14 .462 207 138 1 .600
8. Marty Schottenheimer Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs,
Washington Redskins, San Diego Chargers 21 200 126 1 .613 5 13 .278 205 139 1 .596
9. Dan Reeves Denver Broncos, New York Giants,
Atlanta Falcons 23 190 165 2 .535 11 9 .550 201 174 2 .536
10. Chuck Knox Los Angeles Rams, Buffalo Bills
Seattle Seahawks 22 186 147 1 .558 7 11 .389 193 158 1 .550
11. Bill Parcells New York Giants, New England Patriots,
New York Jets, Dallas Cowboys 19 172 130 1 .569 11 8 .579 183 138 1 .570
12. Tom Coughlin Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants 20 170 150 0 .531 12 7 .632 182 157 0 .537
13. Mike Shanahan Los Angeles Raiders, Denver Broncos,
Washington Redskins 20 170 138 0 .552 8 6 .571 178 144 0 .553
Jeff Fisher Houston/Tennessee Oilers,
Tennessee Titans,
St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams 22 173 165 1 .512 5 6 .455 178 171 1 .510
15. Mike Holmgren Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks 17 161 111 0 .592 13 11 .542 174 122 0 .588
16. Joe Gibbs Washington Redskins 16 154 94 0 .621 17 7 .708 171 101 0 .629
17. Paul Brown Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals 21 166 100 6 .624 4 8 .333 170 108 6 .612
18. Bud Grant Minnesota Vikings 18 158 96 5 .621 10 12 .455 168 108 5 .608
19. Bill Cowher Pittsburgh Steelers 15 149 90 1 .623 12 9 .571 161 99 1 .619
20. Marv Levy Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills 17 143 112 0 .561 11 8 .579 154 120 0 .562
21. Steve Owen New York Giants 23 151 100 17 .602 2 8 .200 153 108 17 .586
22. Tony Dungy Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Indianapolis Colts 13 139 69 0 .668 9 10 .474 148 79 0 .652
23. John Fox Carolina Panthers, Denver Broncos,
Chicago Bears 16 133 123 0 .520 8 7 .533 141 130 0 .520
24. Hank Stram Kansas City Chiefs, New Orleans Saints 17 131 97 10 .574 5 3 .625 136 100 10 .576
25. Mike McCarthy Green Bay Packers 13 125 77 2 .618 10 8 .556 135 85 2 .613
26. Weeb Ewbank Baltimore Colts, New York Jets 20 130 129 7 .502 4 1 .800 134 130 7 .508
27. Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh Steelers 12 125 66 1 .654 8 7 .533 133 73 1 .645
28. Pete Carroll New York Jets, New England Patriots
Seattle Seahawks 13 122 85 1 .589 10 8 .556 132 93 1 .586
29. Marvin Lewis Cincinnati Bengals 16 131 122 3 .518 0 7 .000 131 129 3 .504
30. Mike Ditka Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints 14 121 95 0 .560 6 6 .500 127 101 0 .557
31. Sean Payton New Orleans Saints 12 118 74 0 .615 8 6 .571 126 80 0 .612
Dick Vermeil Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Rams,
Kansas City Chiefs 15 120 109 0 .524 6 5 .545 126 114 0 .525
33. Jim Mora New Orleans Saints, Indianapolis Colts 15 125 106 0 .541 0 6 .000 125 112 0 .527
34. George Seifert San Francisco 49ers, Carolina Panthers 11 114 62 0 .648 10 5 .667 124 67 0 .649
35. Sid Gillman Los Angeles Rams,
Los Angeles-San Diego Chargers,
Houston Oilers 18 122 99 7 .552 1 5 .167 123 104 7 .542
36. George Allen Los Angeles Rams, Washington Redskins 12 116 47 5 .712 2 7 .222 118 54 5 .686
Norv Turner Washington Redskins, Oakland Raiders,
San Diego Chargers 15 114 122 1 .483 4 4 .500 118 126 1 .484
38. Dennis Green Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals 13 113 94 0 .546 4 8 .333 117 102 0 .534
39. John Harbaugh Baltimore Ravens 11 104 72 0 .591 10 6 .625 114 78 0 .594
Don Coryell St. Louis Cardinals, San Diego Chargers 14 111 83 1 .572 3 6 .333 114 89 1 .561
41. John Madden Oakland Raiders 10 103 32 7 .759 9 7 .563 112 39 7 .739
42. Ray (Buddy) Parker Chicago Cardinals, Detroit Lions,
Pittsburgh Steelers 15 104 75 9 .581 3 1 .750 107 76 9 .585
43. Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers, Washington Redskins 10 96 34 6 .739 9 1 .900 105 35 6 .750
Tom Flores Oakland-Los Angeles Raiders
Seattle Seahawks 12 97 87 0 .527 8 3 .727 105 90 0 .538
45. Jon Gruden Oakland Raiders, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12 99 93 0 .516 5 4 .556 104 97 0 .517
46. Bill Walsh San Francisco 49ers 10 92 59 1 .609 10 4 .714 102 63 1 .617

Active coaches in bold.

From 1920-71, tie games were not included in winning percentage.

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 TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURES
The following procedures will be used to break standings ties for 10. Best net points in all games.
postseason playoffs and to determine regular-season schedules.
Note: Tie games count as one-half win and one-half loss for both 11. Best net touchdowns in all games.
clubs.
12. Coin toss.
TO BREAK A TIE WITHIN A DIVISION
If, at the end of the regular season, two or more clubs in the
same division finish with the best won-lost-tied percentage, the TO BREAK A TIE FOR THE WILD-CARD TEAM
following steps will be taken until a champion is determined: If necessary to break ties to determine the two Wild Card clubs
from each conference, the following steps will be taken:
TWO CLUBS
1. Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games A. If all the tied clubs are from the same division, apply
between the clubs.) division tie-breaker.

2. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the B. If the tied clubs are from different divisions, apply the
division. following steps:

3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games. TWO CLUBS

1. Head-to-head, if applicable.
4. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the
conference. 2. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within
the conference.
5. Strength of victory in all games.
3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games,
6. Strength of schedule in all games. minimum of four.

7. Best combined ranking among conference teams in 4. Strength of victory in all games.
points scored and points allowed in all games.
5. Strength of schedule in all games.
8. Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored
and points allowed in all games. 6. Best combined ranking among conference teams in
points scored and points allowed in all games.
9. Best net points in common games.
7. Best combined ranking among all teams in points
10. Best net points in all games. scored and points allowed in all games.

11. Best net touchdowns in all games. 8. Best net points in conference games.

12. Coin toss. 9. Best net points in all games.

THREE OR MORE CLUBS 10. Best net touchdowns in all games.

(Note: If two clubs remain tied after one or more clubs are
eliminated during any step, tie-breaker re-starts at Step 1 of two-
club format. If three clubs remain tied after a fourth club is
eliminated during any step, tie-breaker re-starts at Step 1 of
three-club format.)
1. Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games
among the clubs.)
2. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the
division.
3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games.
4. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the
conference.
11. Coin toss.
THREE OR MORE CLUBS
(Note: If two clubs remain tied after one or more clubs are
eliminated during any step, tie-breaker re-starts at Step 1 of two-
club format. If three clubs remain tied after a fourth club is
eliminated during any step, tie-breaker re-starts at Step 2 of
three-club format.)
1. Apply division tie-breaker to eliminate all but highest-
ranked club in each division prior to proceeding to Step
2. The original seeding within a division upon
application of the division tie-breaker remains the same
for all subsequent applications of the procedure that are
necessary to identify the two Wild Card participants.

5. Strength of victory in all games. 2. Head-to-head sweep (apply only if one has defeated
each of the others or one club has lost to each of the
6. Strength of schedule in all games. others.)

7. Best combined ranking among conference teams in 3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within
points scored and points allowed in all games. the conference.

8. Best combined ranking among all teams in points 4. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games,
scored and points allowed in all games. minimum of four.

9. Best net points in common games. 5. Strength of victory in all games.

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6. Strength of schedule in all games.
7. Best combined ranking among conference teams in
points scored and points allowed in all games.
8. Best combined ranking among all teams in points
scored and points allowed in all games.
9. Best net points in conference games.
10. Best net points in all games.
11. Best net touchdowns in all games.
12. Coin toss.
When the first Wild Card team has been identified, the
procedure is repeated to name the second Wild Card (i.e.,
eliminate all but the highest-ranked club in each division
prior to proceeding to Step 2). In situations where three
teams from the same division are involved in the procedure,
the original seeding of the teams remains the same for
subsequent applications of the tie-breaker if the top-ranked
team in that division qualifies for a Wild Card berth.
OTHER TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURES
1. Only one club advances to the playoffs in any tie-breaking
step. Remaining tied clubs revert to the first step of the
applicable division or Wild Card tie-breakers. As an example,
if two clubs remain tied in any tie-breaker step after all other
clubs have been eliminated, the procedure reverts to Step 1
of the two-club format to determine the winner. When one
club wins the tie-breaker, all other clubs revert to Step 1 of
the applicable two-club or three-club format.
2. In comparing records against common opponents among
tied teams, the best won-lost-tied percentage is the deciding
factor since teams may have played an unequal number of
games.
3. To determine home-field priority among division-titlists,
apply Wild Card tie-breakers.
4. To determine home-field priority for Wild Card qualifiers,
apply division tie-breakers (if teams are from the same
division) or Wild Card tie-breakers (if teams are from
different divisions).
5. To determine the best combined ranking among conference
teams in points scored and points allowed, add a team's
position in the two categories, and the lowest score wins.
For example, if Team A is first in points scored and second
in points allowed, its combined ranking is “3.” If Team B is
third in points scored and first in points allowed, its
combined ranking is “4.” Team A then wins the tie-breaker.
If two teams are tied for a position, both teams are awarded
the ranking as if they held it solely. For example, if Team A
and Team B are tied for first in points scored, each team is
assigned a ranking of “1” in that category, and if Team C is
third, its ranking will still be “3.”
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TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURE FOR SELECTION MEETING
1. Clubs not participating in the playoffs shall select in the first
through 20th positions in reverse-standings order.
2. Clubs participating in the playoffs shall select according to
the following procedures:
(A) The losers of the Wild Card games shall select in the
21st through 24th positions based on won-loss-tied
percentage in reverse-standings order.
(B) The losers of the Divisional playoff games shall select in
the 25th through 28th positions based on won-loss-tied
percentage in reverse-standings order.
(C) The losers of the Conference Championship games shall
select 29th and 30th based on won-loss-tied percentage in
reverse-standings order.
(D) The winner of the Super Bowl game shall select last and
the Super Bowl loser will select next-to-last.
3. If ties exist in any grouping, such ties shall be broken by
figuring the aggregate won-lost-tied percentage of each
involved club’s regular-season opponents and awarding
preferential selection order to the club which faced the
schedule of teams with the lowest aggregate won-lost-tied
percentage.
4. If ties still exist, apply the Divisional, Conference or
Interconference tie-breaking methods, whichever is
applicable.
(A) For Divisional or Conference ties, use the procedures on
the previous page.
(B) For Interconference ties, use the following procedures:
(i) Ties involving TWO teams from different conferences will
be broken by (a) head-to-head meeting; (b) best won-loss-
tied percentage in common games, minimum of four, (c)
strength of victory in all games, (d) best combined ranking
among all teams in points scored and points allowed in all
games, (e) best net points in all games, (f) best net
touchdowns in all games, and finally (g) coin toss.
(ii) Ties involving THREE OR MORE clubs from different
conferences will be broken by applying (a) divisional tie
breakers to determine the lowest-ranked team in a division,
(b) conference tie-breakers to determine the lowest-ranked
team within a conference, and (c) interconference ties
breakers to determine the lowest-ranked team in the league.
The process will be repeated until the draft order has been
established.
After the selection order for the first round of the draft has
been determined, clubs originally involved in two-club ties
will alternate positions from round to round. In the cases of
ties that originally involved three or more clubs, the club at
the top of a tied segment in a given round will move to the
bottom of the segment for the next round, while all other
clubs in the segment move up one place. This rotation will
continue throughout the draft.
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 DRAFT LIST FOR 2019
84th Annual NFL Draft, April 25-27, 2019
Nashville, Tennessee
+Denotes compensatory selection
#Denotes player who relinquished remaining college eligibility
ARIZONA CARDINALS
1.#Kyler Murray—1, QB, Oklahoma
2.#Byron Murphy—33, DB, Washington
Andy Isabella—62, WR, Massachusetts,
from NEW ORLEANS through MIAMI
3. Zach Allen—65, DE, Boston College
4. Hakeem Butler—103, WR, Iowa State
5. Deionte Thompson—139, DB, Alabama
6. KeeSean Johnson—174, WR, Fresno State
Lamont Gaillard—179, G, Georgia, from TAMPA BAY
7.+Joshua Miles—248, T, Morgan State
+ Michael Dogbe—249, DT, Temple
+ Caleb Wilson—254, TE, UCLA
ATLANTA FALCONS
1. Chris Lindstrom—14, G, Boston College
Kaleb McGary—31, T, Washington,
from LOS ANGELES RAMS
4.#Kendall Sheffield—111, DB, Ohio State, from DETROIT
+ John Comisky—135, DE, Charleston (W.V.),
from INDIANAPOLIS through OAKLAND
5. Qadree Ollison—152, RB, Pittsburgh
+ Jordan Miller—172, DB, Washington
6. Marcus Green—203, RB, Louisiana-Monroe,
from LOS ANGELES RAMS
BALTIMORE RAVENS
1.#Marquise Brown—25, WR, Oklahoma, from PHILADELPHIA
3. Jaylon Ferguson—85, LB, Louisiana Tech
# Miles Boykin—93, WR, Notre Dame, from NEW ORLEANS
through NEW YORK JETS and MINNESOTA
4.#Justice HIll—113, RB, Oklahoma State, from DENVER
Ben Powers—123, G, Oklahoma
Iman Marshall—127, DB, Southern California,
from PHILADELPHIA
5. Daylon Mack—160, DT, Texas A&M
6. Trace McSorley—197, QB, Penn State, from PHILADELPHIA
BUFFALO BILLS
1.#Ed Oliver—9, DT, Houston
2. Cody Ford—38, T, Oklahoma,
from JACKSONVILLE through OAKLAND
3.#Devin Singletary—74, RB, Florida Atlantic
+ Dawson Knox—96, TE, Mississippi, from WASHINGTON
5.#Vosean Joseph—147, LB, Florida
6. Jaquan Johnson—181, DB, Miami
7.#Darryl Johnson—225, DE, North Carolina A&T
Tommy Sweeney—228, TE, Boston College,
from CAROLINA
CAROLINA PANTHERS
1.#Brian Burns—16, DE, Florida
2.#Greg Little—37, T, Mississippi,
from NEW YORK GIANTS through SEATTLE
3.+Will Grier—100, QB, West Virginia
4. Christian Miller—115, LB, Alabama
5.#Jordan Scarlett—154, RB, Florida
6.+Dennis Daley—212, T, South Carolina,
from SAN FRANCISCO through DENVER
7. Terry Godwin—237, WR, Georgia,
from HOUSTON through DENVER
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CHICAGO BEARS
3.#David Montgomery—73, RB, Iowa State,
from DETROIT through NEW ENGLAND
4.#Riley Ridley—126, WR, Georgia
6.+Duke Shelley—205, DB, Kansas State,
from NEW ENGLAND
7.#Kerrith Whyte—222, RB, Florida Atlantic,
from DENVER through PHILADELPHIA
Stephen Denmark—238, DB, Valdosta State
CINCINNATI BENGALS
1. Jonah Williams—11, T, Alabama
2. Drew Sample—52, TE, Washington,
from PITTSBURGH through DENVER
3. Germaine Pratt—72, LB, North Carolina State
4. Ryan Finley—104, QB, North Carolina State,
from SAN FRANCISCO
Renell Wren—125, DT, Arizona State,
from HOUSTON through DENVER
#+Michael Jordan—136, G, Ohio State, from DALLAS
6.#Trayveon Williams—182, RB, Texas A&M, from DENVER
+ Deshaun Davis—210, LB, Auburn
+ Rodney Anderson—211, RB, Oklahoma
7. Jordan Brown—223, DB, South Dakota State
CLEVELAND BROWNS
2.#Greedy Williams—46, DB, Louisiana State,
from WASHINGTON through INDIANAPOLIS
3. Sione Takitaki—80, LB, Brigham Young
4. Sheldrick Redwine—119, DB, Miami
5.#Mack Wilson—155, LB, Alabama
Austin Seibert—170, K, Oklahoma, from NEW ENGLAND
6. Drew Forbes—189, G, Southeast Missouri
7. Donnie Lewis—221, DB, Tulane, from JACKSONVILLE
DALLAS COWBOYS
2.#Trysten Hill—58, DT, Central Florida
3.#Conner McGovern—90, G, Penn State
4. Tony Pollard—128, RB, Memphis
5. Michael Jackson—158, DB, Miami, from PITTSBURGH
through OAKLAND, BUFFALO, and OAKLAND
# Joe Jackson—165, DE, Miami
6.+Donovan Wilson—213, DB, Texas A&M, from CINCINNATI
7.#Mike Weber—218, RB, Ohio State, from OAKLAND
Jalen Jelks—241, DE, Oregon
DENVER BRONCOS
1.#Noah Fant—20, TE, Iowa, from PITTSBURGH
2. Dalton Risner—41, G, Kansas State
Drew Lock—42, QB, Missouri, from CINCINNATI
3. Dre’Mont Jones—71, DT, Ohio State
5. Justin Hollins—156, LB, Oregon, from MINNESOTA
6. Juwann Winfree—187, WR, Colorado, from CAROLINA
DETROIT LIONS
1.#T.J. Hocksenson—8, TE, Iowa
2. Jahlani Tavai—43, LB, Hawai’i
3. Will Harris—81, DB, Boston College, from MINNESOTA
4. Austin Bryant—117, LB, Clemson, from ATLANTA
5. Amani Oruwariye—145, DB, Penn State
6. Travis Fulgham—184, WR, Old Dominion
Ty Johnson—186, RB, Maryland, from ATLANTA
7.#Isaac Nauta—224, TE, Georgia
P.J. Johnson—229, DT, Arizona, from MIAMI
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GREEN BAY PACKERS
1.#Rashan Gary—12, LB, Michigan
Darnell Savage—21, DB, Maryland, from SEATTLE
2. Elgton Jenkins—44, G, Mississippi State
3.#Jace Sternberger—75, TE, Texas A&M
5. Kingsley Keke—150, DE, Texas A&M
6. Ka’der Hollman—185, DB, Toledo
Dexter Williams—194, RB, Notre Dame, from SEATTLE
7. Ty Summers—226, LB, Texas Christian
HOUSTON TEXANS
1. Tytus Howard—23, T, Alabama State
2. Lonnie Johnson—54, DB, Kentucky, from SEATTLE
Max Scharping—55, T, Northern Illinois
3.#Kahale Warring—86, TE, San Diego State
5. Charles Omenihu—161, DE, Texas
6. Xavier Crawford—195, DB, Central Michigan
7. Cullen Gillaspia—220, RB, Texas A&M,
from NEW YORK GIANTS through DENVER
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
2. Rock Ya-Sin—34, DB, Temple, from NEW YORK JETS
Ben Banogu—49, LB, Texas Christian, from CLEVELAND
Parris Campbell—59, WR, Ohio State
3. Bobby Okereke—89, LB, Stanford
4. Khari Willis—109, DB, Michigan State,
from JACKSONVILLE through OAKLAND
5. Marvell Tell—144, DB, Southern California,
from JACKSONVILLE through CLEVELAND
E.J. Speed—164, LB, Tarleton State
6. Gerri Green—199, DE, Mississippi State
7. Jackson Barton—240, T, Utah
Javon Patterson—246, C, Mississippi,
from NEW ENGLAND through PHILADELPHIA
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
1. Josh Allen—7, DE, Kentucky
2.#Jawaan Taylor—35, T, Florida, from OAKLAND
3. Josh Oliver—69, TE, San Jose State
+ Quincy Williams—98, LB, Murray State,
from LOS ANGELES RAMS
5. Ryquell Armstead—140, RB, Temple,
from NEW YORK JETS through OAKLAND
6. Gardner Minshew—178, QB, Washington State
7. Dontavius Russell—235, DT, Auburn,
from SEATTLE through OAKLAND
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
2.#Mecole Hardman—56, WR, Georgia, from CHICAGO
through NEW ENGLAND and LOS ANGELES RAMS
Juan Thornhill—63, DB, Virginia,
from LOS ANGELES RAMS
3. Khalen Saunders—84, DT, Western Illinois
6. Rashad Fenton—201, DB, South Carolina
#+Darwin Thompson—214, RB, Utah State
7. Nick Allegretti—216, G, Illinois, from SAN FRANCISCO
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LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
1. Jerry Tillery—28, DT, Notre Dame
2. Nasir Adderley—60, DB, Delaware
3. Trey Pipkins—91, T, Sioux Falls
4. Drue Tranquill—130, LB, Notre Dame
5. Easton Stick—166, QB, North Dakota State
6. Emeke Egbule—200, LB, Houston
7. Cortez Broughton—242, DT, Cincinnati
LOS ANGELES RAMS
2.#Taylor Rapp—61, DB, Washington, from KANSAS CITY
3.#Darrell Henderson—70, RB, Memphis, from TAMPA BAY
# David Long—79, DB, Michigan, from ATLANTA
#+Bobby Evans—97, T, Oklahoma, from NEW ENGLAND
4. Greg Gaines—134, DT, Washington, from NEW ENGLAND
5.#David Edwards—169, T, Wisconsin
7. Nick Scott—243, DB, Penn State, from KANSAS CITY
through SAN FRANCISCO, CLEVELAND and NEW ENGLAND
+ Dakota Allen—251 LB, Texas Tech
MIAMI DOLPHINS
1. Christian Wilkins—13, DT, Clemson
3. Michael Deiter—78, G, Wisconsin
5. Andrew Van Ginkel—151, LB, Wisconsin
6. Isaiah Prince—202, T, Ohio State, from NEW ORLEANS
7. Chandler Cox—233, RB, Auburn, from TENNESSEE
Myles Gaskin—234, RB, Washington,
from PITTSBURGH through CLEVELAND
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
1. Garrett Bradbury—18, C, North Carolina State
2.#Irv Smith—50, TE, Alabama
3.#+ Alexander Mattison—102, RB, Boise State,
from BALTIMORE
4. Dru Samia—114, G, Oklahoma,
from GREEN BAY through SEATTLE
5. Cameron Smith—162, LB, Southern California, from
CHICAGO through NEW ENGLAND, LOS ANGLES RAMS,
and NEW ENGLAND
6. Armon Watts—190, DT, Arkansas
Marcus Epps—191, DB, Wyoming,
from TENNESSEE through BALTIMORE
Olisaemeka Udoh—193, T, Elon, from BALTIMORE
7. Kris Boyd—217, DB, Texas, from NEW YORK JETS
# Dillon Mitchell—239, WR, Oregon,
from PHILADELPHIA through NEW ENGLAND
+ Olabisi Johnson—247, WR, Colorado State
+ Austin Cutting—250, LS, Air Force
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
1.#N’Keal Harry—32, WR, Arizona State
2.#Joejuan Williams—45, DB, Vanderbilt,
from ATLANTA and LOS ANGELES RAMS
3. Chase Winovich—77, DE, Michigan,
from CAROLINA through SEATTLE
Damien Harris—87, RB, Alabama, from CHICAGO
+ Yodny Cajuste—101, T, West Virginia,
reacquired through LOS ANGELES RAMS
4. Hjalte Froholdt—118, G, Arkansas, from WASHINGTON
through GREEN BAY and SEATTLE
Jarrett Stidham—133, QB, Auburn,
from LOS ANGELES RAMS
5. Byron Cowart—159, DE, Maryland,
from SEATTLE through MINNESOTA
5. Jake Bailey—163, P, Stanford, from PHILADELPHIA
7.+Ken Webster—252, DB, Mississippi
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NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
2. Erik McCoy—48, C, Texas A&M, from MIAMI
4.#Chauncey Gardner-Johnson—105, DB, Florida,
from NEW YORK JETS
6. Saquan Hampton—177, DB, Rutgers,
from NEW YORK JETS
7.#Alize Mack—231, TE, Notre Dame, from CLEVELAND
Kaden Elliss—244, LB, Idaho
NEW YORK GIANTS
1. Daniel Jones—6, QB, Duke
# Dexter Lawrence—17, DT, Clemson, from CLEVELAND
DeAndre Baker—30, DB, Georgia, from NEW ORLEANS
through GREEN BAY and SEATTLE
3. (2018 Supplemental Draft: Sam Beal, CB, Western Michigan)
Oshane Ximines—95, LB, Old Dominion,
from NEW ENGLAND through CLEVELAND
4.#Julian Love—108, DB, Notre Dame
5. Ryan Connelly—143, LB, Wisconsin
#+Darius Slayton—171, WR, Auburn
6. Corey Ballentine—180, DB, Washburn
7. George Asafo-Adjei—232, T, Kentucky, from MINNESOTA
Chris Slayton—245, DT, Syracuse,
from LOS ANGELES RAMS
NEW YORK JETS
1.#Quinnen Williams—3, NT, Alabama
3.#Jachai Polite—68, LB, Florida
Chuma Edoga—92, T, Southern California,
from KANSAS CITY through SEATTLE and MINNESOTA
4. Trevon Wesco—121, TE, West Virginia, from TENNESSEE
5. Blake Cashman—157, LB, Minnesota, from TENNESSEE
6. Blessuan Austin—196, DB, Rutgers,
from CHICAGO through OAKLAND
OAKLAND RAIDERS
1. Clelin Ferrell—4, DE, Clemson
# Josh Jacobs—24, RB, Alabama, from CHICAGO
Johnathan Abram—27, DB, Mississippi State,
from DALLAS
2.#Trayvon Mullen—40, DB, Clemson, from BUFFALO
4.#Maxx Crosby—106, DE, Eastern Michigan
Isaiah Johnson—129, DB, Houston, from INDIANAPOLIS
+ Foster Moreau—137, TE, Louisiana State, from ATLANTA
5. Hunter Renfrow—149, WR, Clemson,
from CINCINNATI through DALLAS
7. Quinton Bell—230, DE, Prairie View, from ATLANTA
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
1. Andre Dillard—22, T, Washington State, from BALTIMORE
2.#Miles Sanders—53, RB, Penn State, from BALTIMORE
# J.J. Arcega-Whiteside—57, WR, Stanford
4.#+ Shareef Miller—138, DE, Penn State
5. Clayton Thorson—167, QB, Northwestern,
from KANSAS CITY through LOS ANGELES RAMS and
NEW ENGLAND
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
1.#Devin Bush—10, LB, Michigan, from DENVER
3.#Diontae Johnson—66, WR, Toledo, from OAKLAND
# Justin Layne—83, DB, Michigan State
4.#Benny Snell—122, RB, Kentucky
5.#Zach Gentry—141, TE, Michigan, from OAKLAND
6. Sutton Smith—175, LB, Northern Illinois, from OAKLAND
Isaiah Buggs—192, DE, Alabama
+ Ulyssses Gilbert—207, LB, Akron, from ARIZONA
7. Derwin Gray—219, T, Maryland, from TAMPA BAY
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SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
1.#Nick Bosa—2, DE, Ohio State
2. Deebo Samuel—36, WR, South Carolina
3. Jalen Hurd—67, WR, Baylor
4. Mitch Wishnowsky—110, P, Utah, from CINCINNATI
5. Dre Greenlaw—148, LB, Arkansas, from DENVER
6.#Kaden Smith—176, TE, Stanford
Justin Skule—183, T, Vanderbilt, from CINCINNATI
Tim Harris—198, DB, Virginia,
from DALLAS through CINCINNATI
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
1. L.J. Collier—29, DE, Texas Christian, from KANSAS CITY
2. Marquise Blair—47, DB, Utah, from Carolina
# DK Metcalf—64, WR, Mississippi, from NEW ENGLAND
3. Cody Barton—88, LB, Utah,
from PHILADELPHIA through DETROIT and MINNESOTA
4. Gary Jennings—120, WR, West Virginia, from MINNESOTA
Phil Haynes—124, G, Wake Forest
Ugochukwu Amadi—132, DB, Oregon,
from NEW ORLEANS through NEW YORK GIANTS
5. Ben Burr-Kirven—142, LB, Washington, from SAN
FRANCISCO through DETROIT and NEW YORK GIANTS
6.#Travis Homer—204, RB, Miami, from NEW ENGLAND
through DETROIT and MINNESOTA
+ Demarcus Christmas—209, DT, Florida State,
from MINNESOTA
7.#John Ursua—236, WR, Hawai’i,
from BALTIMORE through JACKSONVILLE
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
1.#Devin White—5, LB, Louisiana State
2.#Sean Bunting—39, DB, Central Michigan
3. Jamel Dean—94, DB, Auburn, from LOS ANGELES RAMS
+ Mike Edwards—99, DB, Kentucky,
from LOS ANGELES RAMS
4. Anthony Nelson—107, LB, Iowa
5. Matt Gay—145, K, Utah
6.+Scott Miller—208, WR, Bowling Green,
from PHILADELPHIA
7. Terry Beckner—215, DT, Missouri, from ARIZONA
TENNESSEE TITANS
1.#Jeffery Simmons—19, DT, Mississippi State
2.#A.J. Brown—51, WR, Mississippi
3. Nate Davis—82, G, North Carolina-Charlotte
4.#Amani Hooker—116, DB, Iowa,
from MIAMI through NEW ORLEANS and NEW YORK JETS
5. D’Andre Walker—168, LB, Georgia,
from NEW ORLEANS through NEW YORK JETS
6. David Long—188, LB, West Virginia, from MIAMI
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
1.#Dwayne Haskins—15, QB, Ohio State
Montez Sweat—26, LB, Mississippi State,
from INDIANAPOLIS
3. Terry McLaurin—76, WR, Ohio State
4. Bryce Love—112, RB, Stanford, from BUFFALO
Wes Martin—131, G, Indiana,
from KANSAS CITY through BUFFALO
5. Ross Pierschbacher—153, C, Alabama
+ Cole Holcomb—173, LB, North Carolina
6. (2018 Supplemental Draft: Adonis Alexander, CB, Virginia
Tech)
#+Kelvin Harmon—206, WR, North Carolina State
7. Jimmy Moreland—227, DB, James Madison
+ Jordan Brailford—253, LB, Oklahoma State
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NUMBER OF PLAYERS DRAFTED— Washington State ..................................2 BY CONFERENCE:
2019 Air Force ...............................................1 Southeastern.........................................64
BY POSITION: Alabama State.......................................1 Big Ten..................................................40
Defensive Backs..................................51 Akron....................................................1 Pac-12..................................................33
Linebackers ........................................39 Arizona .................................................1 Atlantic Coast........................................28
Wide Receivers ...................................27 Baylor ...................................................1 Big 12...................................................26
Running Backs ....................................26 Boise State............................................1 American Athletic ..................................11
Tackles................................................21 Bowling Green.......................................1 Mid-American .......................................10
Defensive Ends ...................................19 Brigham Young......................................1 Mountain West......................................10
Defensive Tackles................................19 Central Florida .......................................1 (independent)..........................................7
Tight Ends...........................................16 Charleston (W.V.) ..................................1 Conference USA......................................6
Guards................................................15 Cincinnati..............................................1 Colonial Athletic . ....................................3
Quarterbacks ......................................11 Colorado ...............................................1 Missouri Valley Football...........................3
Centers .................................................4 Colorado State ......................................1 Mid-Eastern Athletic ................................2
Punters .................................................2 Delaware...............................................1 Ohio Valley..............................................2
Kickers..................................................2 Duke .....................................................1 Southwestern Athletic .............................2
Long Snapper .......................................1 Eastern Michigan ..................................1 Sun Belt ..................................................2
Nose Tackle ..........................................1 Elon ......................................................1 Gulf South...............................................1
Fresno State..........................................1 Lone Star ................................................1
BY COLLEGE: Idaho ....................................................1 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic.........1
Alabama .............................................10 Illinois ...................................................1 Mountain East .........................................1
Ohio State .............................................9 Indiana..................................................1 Northern Sun ..........................................1
Oklahoma..............................................8 James Madison.....................................1
Washington...........................................8 Louisiana-Monroe .................................1 PLAYERS WITH REMAINING
Georgia .................................................7 Louisiana Tech ......................................1 COLLEGE ELIGIBILITY SELECTED
Texas A&M............................................7 Massachusetts......................................1 IN DRAFT
Auburn..................................................6 Minnesota .............................................1 Year Eligible Drafted In Top 10
Clemson ...............................................6 Morgan State ........................................1 1990 28 18 5
Mississippi............................................6 Murray State .........................................1 1991 23 19 1
Notre Dame...........................................6 North Carolina.......................................1 1992 30 21 5
Penn State ............................................6 North Carolina A&T ...............................1 1993 34 24 5
Florida...................................................5 North Carolina-Charlotte........................1 1994 31 25 6
Kentucky...............................................5 North Dakota State................................1 1995 33 22 2
Miami ...................................................5 Northwestern ........................................1 1996 24 16 4
Michigan...............................................5 Pittsburgh .............................................1 1997 34 25 6
Mississippi State ...................................5 Prairie View...........................................1 1998 32 19 3
Stanford................................................5 San Diego State ....................................1 1999 31 22 5
Utah......................................................5 San Jose State ......................................1 2000 26 20 4
West Virginia.........................................5 Sioux Falls.............................................1 2001 35 27 5
Boston College......................................4 South Dakota State................................1 2002 38 26 2
Iowa .....................................................4 Southeast Missouri ...............................1 2003 47 32 5
Maryland...............................................4 Syracuse...............................................1 2004 43 35 5
North Carolina State ..............................4 Tarleton State ........................................1 2005 51 37 4
Oregon..................................................4 Texas Tech ............................................1 2006 52 33 6
Southern California................................4 Tulane ...................................................1 2007 40 29 5
Wisconsin.............................................4 UCLA ....................................................1 2008 53 39 4
Arkansas...............................................3 Utah State .............................................1 2009 46 41 5
Houston ................................................3 Valdosta State .......................................1 2010 53 46 5
Louisiana State .....................................3 Wake Forest ..........................................1 2011 56 43 8
South Carolina ......................................3 Washburn .............................................1 2012 65 44 8
Temple ..................................................3 Western Illinois......................................1 2013 73 52 3
Texas Christian......................................3 Wyoming ..............................................1 2014 98 61 6
Arizona State.........................................2 2015 74 55 6
Central Michigan ...................................2 2016 96 70 8
Florida Atlantic ......................................2 2017 95 67 8
Florida State..........................................2 2018 106 70 5
Hawai’i..................................................2 2019 95 73 7
Iowa State.............................................2
Kansas State.........................................2
Memphis...............................................2
Michigan State ......................................2
Missouri................................................2
Northern Illinois.....................................2
Oklahoma State.....................................2
Old Dominion ........................................2
Rutgers .................................................2
Texas ....................................................2
Toledo...................................................2
Vanderbilt..............................................2
Virginia..................................................2

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 INSTANT REPLAY
The NFL uses a system of Instant Replay Review to aid
officiating. The following procedures will be used:
Coaches’ Challenge: In each game, a team will be permit-
ted two challenges that will initiate Instant Replay
reviews. The Head Coach will initiate a challenge
by throwing a red flag onto the field of play
before the next legal snap or kick. Each challenge
will require the use of a team timeout. If a chal-
lenge is successful or is upheld, the timeout will
be restored. If a team is successful on both of its
challenges, it shall be awarded a third challenge,
but a fourth challenge will not be permitted under
any circumstance.
The Head Coach may challenge on-field rulings identified
in the Reviewable Plays section below, except for
those plays that only the Replay Official can chal-
lenge. A team that is out of timeouts, or has used
all its available challenges, may not attempt to ini-
tiate a challenge.
If a team initiates a challenge when it is not permitted to do
so, it will be charged a timeout. The penalty for
initiating a challenge when a team has exhausted
its timeouts is a loss of 15 yards.
Replay Official’s Request for Review: Only the Replay
Official or the Senior Vice President of Officiating
or his or her designee may challenge a play that
begins after the two-minute warning of each half,
throughout any overtime period, and plays where
the final on-field ruling includes: points awarded
to either team; interception by an opponent; fum-
ble or backward pass recovered by an opponent
or that goes out of bounds through the oppo-
nent’s end zone; scrimmage kick touched by the
receiving team and recovered by the kicking
team; disqualification of a player, or any Try
attempt (successful or unsuccessful). Such plays
can be challenged only by the Replay Official or
the Senior Vice President of Officiating or his or
her designee regardless of whether a foul is com-
mitted on the play that, if accepted, would negate
the on-field rulings.
There is no limit to the number of Replay Reviews that
may be initiated by the Replay Official. His ability
to initiate a review will be unrelated to the number
of timeouts that either team has remaining, and
no timeout will be charged for any review initiated
by the Replay Official. The Replay Official may
only challenge a play until the next legal snap or
kick.
Replay Reviews: All Replay Reviews will be conducted by
the Senior Vice President of Officiating or his or
her designee. Reviews are conducted in consulta-
tion with the Replay Official and the Referee, who
will have access to a field-level video monitor. An
on-field ruling will be changed only when the
Senior Vice President of Officiating or his or her
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designee determines that clear and obvious video
evidence warrants a change.
Each review will be a maximum of 60 seconds in length,
timed from when video is sent to the hand-held,
field-level device.
All reviewable aspects of the play may be examined and
are subject to reversal, even if not identified in a
coach’s challenge or if not the specific reason for
a Replay Official’s request for review.
Reviewable Plays: The Replay System will cover the fol-
lowing play situations:
A. Plays involving possession.
B. Plays involving touching of either the ball or
the ground.
C. Plays governed by the goal line.
D. Plays governed by the boundary lines.
E. Plays governed by the line of scrimmage.
F. Plays governed by the line to gain.
G. Number of players on the field at the snap,
even when a foul is not called
H. Game administration:
a. Penalty enforcement.
b. Proper down.
c. Spot of a foul.
d. Status of the game clock.
I. Pass interference
J. Disqualification of a player for football and non-
football acts
K. Other reviewable plays
a. Direction of a pass
b. Illegal forward pass
c. Field goal or try attempt
d. Illegal forward handoff
e. Ball touching a foreign object
When the on-field ruling results in a dead ball (e.g., score,
down by contact, incomplete pass, etc.), and fol-
lowing replay review, it is determined that pos-
session was lost before the ball should have been
ruled dead, possession can be awarded to a
player who clearly recovers a loose ball in the
immediate continuing action. A loose ball that
touches out of bounds is deemed a clear recov-
ery by the player who last possessed the ball. If
there is no clear recovery, the ruling on the field
will stand.
When a ruling is changed in replay, the game clock will be
reset to the time when the ball should have been
declared dead and the clock status is determined
by rule. The game clock is not reset if the on-field
ruling is not changed in replay.
When a changed ruling results in a running clock for plays
that begin after the two-minute warning, the clock
is reset to the time when the play should have
ended, and the clock will run for 10 seconds
from the reset time. If less than 10 seconds
remain in the half or the game, the half or the
game is over.
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INSTANT REPLAY HISTORY
From 1986-1991, a limited system of Instant Replay was
used on a year-by-year basis. Replay also was experi-
mented with during the 1996 and 1998 preseasons. For
the 1999 season, the NFL introduced a system of Referee
Replay Review to aid officiating. That system was extend-
ed on a one-year basis for the 2000 season and then
approved for the next three years through 2003. The sys-
tem was extended on a five-year basis in March 2004 and
was later installed permanently in March 2007.

Following are the results of the different systems:

REGULAR SEASON, 1986-1991

Plays Closely
Year Games Reviewed Reversals
1986 224 374 38
1987 210 490 57
1988 224 537 53
1989 224 492 65
1990 224 504 73
1991 224 570 90
TOTAL 1,330 2,967 376

PRESEASON, 1996 & 1998

Plays Closely
Year Games Reviewed Reversals
1996 10 13 3
1998 10 10 3
TOTAL 20 23 6

REGULAR SEASON, 1999-2018

Total Replay Coaches Total Replay
Year Games Stoppages Challenges Reversals
1999 248 195 133 57
2000 248 247 179 84
2001 248 258 191 89
2002 256 294 208 94
2003 256 255 184 66
2004 256 283 233 88
2005 256 295 223 92
2006 256 311 237 107
2007 256 327 250 122
2008 256 315 229 117
2009 256 328 228 126
2010 256 361 252 133
2011 256 390 209 172
2012 256 435 157 170
2013 256 423 183 185
2014 256 439 165 151
2015 256 415 201 176
2016 256 345 168 149
2017 256 429 182 195
2018 256 349 156 172
TOTAL 5,069 6,694 3,968 2,545

Information on these two pages as of June 14, 2019.

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 WAIVERS
WAIVERS ANNUAL ACTIVE PLAYER LIMITS
The waiver system is a procedure by which player contracts or NFL
NFL rights to players are made available by a club to other clubs Year(s) Limit
in the League. During the procedure, the 31 other clubs either file 2011-19 ................................................................................46
claims to obtain the players or waive the opportunity to do so— 1991-2010 ........................................................................45**
thus the term “waiver.” Claiming clubs are assigned players on a 1985-90 ................................................................................45
priority based on the inverse of won-and-lost standing. The 1983-84 ................................................................................49
claiming period is 24 hours from the first business day after the 1982 ..............................................................................45†-49
Super Bowl through the conclusion of the regular season. If a 1978-81 ................................................................................45
player passes through waivers unclaimed, he becomes a free 1975-77 ................................................................................43
agent. All waivers are no recall and no withdrawal. Under the 1974......................................................................................47
Collective Bargaining Agreement, from the beginning of the 1964-73 ................................................................................40
waiver system each year through the trading deadline, any 1963......................................................................................37
veteran who has acquired four years of pension credit is not 1961-62 ................................................................................36
subject to the waiver system if the club desires to release him. 1960......................................................................................38
After the trading deadline, such players are subject to the waiver 1959......................................................................................36
system. 1957-58 ................................................................................35
1951-56 ................................................................................33
ACTIVE/INACTIVE LIST 1949-50 ................................................................................32
The Active/Inactive List is the principal status for players 1948......................................................................................35
participating for a club. It consists of all players under contract 1947 ..............................................................................35*-34
who are eligible for preseason, regular-season, and postseason 1945-46 ................................................................................33
games. Teams are permitted to open training camp with no more 1943-44 ................................................................................28
than 90 players under contract and thereafter must meet a 1940-42 ................................................................................33
mandatory roster reduction prior to the season opener. Teams will 1938-39 ................................................................................30
be permitted an Active List of 46 players and an Inactive List of 1936-37 ................................................................................25
seven players for each regular-season and postseason game. 1935......................................................................................24
Teams also are permitted to establish Practice Squads of up to 10 1930-34 ................................................................................20
players who are eligible to participate in practice, but these 1926-29 ................................................................................18
players remain free agents and are eligible to sign with any other 1925......................................................................................16
team in the league. ** 45 plus a third quarterback
† 45 for first two games
August 31.....................Roster reduction to 53 players * 35 for first three games
September 1.................Teams establish a Practice Squad of
up to 10 players AFL
Year(s) Limit
1966-69 ................................................................................40
In addition to the squad limits described above, the overall roster
1965......................................................................................38
limit of 90 players remains in effect throughout the regular
1964......................................................................................34
season and postseason. The overall limit is applicable to players
1962-63 ................................................................................33
on a team’s Active, Inactive, and certain Exempt Lists, players on
1960-61 ................................................................................35
the Practice Squad, and players on the Reserve List as Injured,
Physically Unable to Perform, Non-Football Illness/Injury, and
NFL FREE AGENCY MOVEMENT
Suspended by Club. The following chart details veteran free agents who signed with
new teams:
RESERVE LIST
The Reserve List is a status for players who, for reasons of injury, Unrestricted Restricted Transition Franchise TOTALS
retirement, military service, or other circumstances, are not 1993 108 8 4 1 121
immediately available for participation with a club. Except for two 1994 121 7 4 0 132
players who must be Designated for Return, players on 1995 171 6 2 0 179
Reserve/Injured are not eligible to practice or return to the 1996 100 4 2 0 106
Active/Inactive List in the same season that they are placed on 1997 86 2 2 0 90
Reserve. Players in the category of Reserve/Retired, Reserve/Did 1998 112 4 1 2 119
Not Report, Reserve/Exclusive Rights, and players who were 1999 115 2 1 0 118
placed in the category of Reserve/Left Squad in a previous 2000 107 4 0 0 111
season may not be reinstated after a club’s Week 13 game. No 2001 93 4 0 0 97
reinstatement may occur in the last four weeks of the regular 2002 130 1 0 0 131
season through the postseason. 2003 111 5 1 0 117
2004 124 1 1 0 126
2005 104 3 0 0 107
2006 149 4 1 0 154
2007 126 4 0 0 130
2008 132 3 0 0 135
2009 128 0 0 0 128
2010 51 1 0 0 52
2011 163 0 0 0 163
2012 143 0 0 0 143
2013 165 0 0 0 165
2014 159 1 0 0 160
2015 141 0 1 0 142
2016 128 2 0 0 130
2017 169 2 0 0 171
2018 172 3 0 0 175

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Baltimore Ravens .....................................................................................................................................37
Buffalo Bills ..............................................................................................................................................43
Cincinnati Bengals....................................................................................................................................49
Cleveland Browns .....................................................................................................................................55
Denver Broncos ........................................................................................................................................61
Houston Texans ........................................................................................................................................67
Indianapolis Colts.....................................................................................................................................73
Jacksonville Jaguars .................................................................................................................................79
Kansas City Chiefs....................................................................................................................................85
Los Angeles Chargers ..............................................................................................................................91
Miami Dolphins ........................................................................................................................................97
New England Patriots ............................................................................................................................103
New York Jets .........................................................................................................................................109
Oakland Raiders .....................................................................................................................................115
Pittsburgh Steelers..................................................................................................................................121
Tennessee Titans.....................................................................................................................................127
 BALTIMORE RAVENS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Steve Bisciotti (215-176-1)
President: Dick Cass Records include postseason games
Executive Vice President & General
Manager: Eric DeCosta 1996-98 Ted Marchibroda ........16-31-1
Executive Vice President: Ozzie Newsome 1999-2007 Brian Billick ................85-67-0
Executive Vice President of Public & 2008-18 John Harbaugh ........114-78-0
Community Relations: Kevin Byrne
Senior Vice President of Football
Operations: Pat Moriarty PAID ATTENDANCE
Senior Vice President of Digital Media & Home 543,113 Away 476,438
Broadcasting: Michelle Andres Total 1,019,551
Senior Vice President of Operations: Single-game home record,
Bob Eller 71,547 (1/15/12)
Senior Vice President of Finance/CFO:
Jeff Goering Single-season home record, 557,835
Senior Vice President of Ticket Sales & (2012)
Operations: Baker Koppelman
American Football Conference Senior Vice President of Corporate Sales 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
North Division & Business Development:
Kevin Rochlitz Round Name Pos. College
Team Colors: Black, Purple, and Metallic Senior Vice President of Stadium 1 Marquise Brown WR Oklahoma
Gold Operations: Roy Sommerhof 3 Jaylon Ferguson OLB Louisiana Tech
1 Winning Drive General Counsel: Brandon Etheridge Miles Boykin WR Notre Dame
Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 Vice President of Suite Sales & Service:
Theresa Abato 4 Justice Hill RB Oklahoma St.
Telephone: (410) 701-4000 Vice President of Finance: Jim Coller Ben Powers G Oklahoma
Vice President of Marketing: Brad Downs Iman Marshall DB Southern California
2019 SCHEDULE Vice President of Football Video 5 Daylon Mack DT Texas A&M
PRESEASON Operations: Jon Dubé 6 Trace McSorley QB Penn St.
Aug. 8 Jacksonville.......................7:30 Vice President of Networking &
Hardware: Nick Fusee
Aug. 15 Green Bay..........................7:30 Vice President of Information
Aug. 22 at Philadelphia ....................7:30 Technology: Bill Jankowski
Aug. 29 at Washington ....................7:30 Vice President of Human Resources:
Elizabeth Mearman
Vice President of Broadcasting &
REGULAR SEASON Gameday Productions: Jay O’Brien
Sep. 8 at Miami.............................1:00 Vice President of Security:
Sep. 15 Arizona ..............................1:00 Darren Sanders
Sep. 22 at Kansas City ....................1:00 Vice President of Public Relations:
Sep. 29 Cleveland ..........................1:00 Chad Steele
Director of Player Personnel: Joe Hortiz
Oct. 6 at Pittsburgh.......................1:00 Director of Player Personnel:
Oct. 13 Cincinnati ..........................1:00 George Kokinis
Oct. 20 at Seattle............................4:25 Senior Player Personnel Executive:
Oct. 27 BYE Vincent Newsome
Assistant Director of Pro & College
Nov. 3 New England ...................*8:20 Scouting: Chad Alexander
Nov. 10 at Cincinnati .......................1:00 Director of Football Administration:
Nov. 17 Houston .............................1:00 Nick Matteo
Nov. 25 at Los Angeles Rams (Mon)...8:15 Player Personnel Coordinator:
Mark Azevedo
Dec. 1 San Francisco ...................1:00 Scouts: Brandon Berning, David
Dec. 8 at Buffalo ...........................1:00 Blackburn, Joey Cleary, Corey Frazier,
Dec. 12 New York Jets (Thu) ..........8:20 Dwuane Jones, Andrew Raphael,
Dec. 22 at Cleveland .......................1:00 Kevin Weidl, Bobby Vega,
Dec. 29 Pittsburgh..........................1:00 Patrick Williams, Lonnie Young
Director of Research & Development:
* All times ET; Sunday night games in David McDonald
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Director of Player Engagement:
Jameel McClain
Stadium: M&T Bank Stadium Senior Advisor to Player Engagement:
(opened in 1998) O.J. Brigance
•Capacity: 71,008 Steve Saunders: Head Strength and
Conditioning Coach
1101 Russell Street Assistant Strength and Conditioning
Baltimore, Maryland 21230 Coach: Anthony Watson
Playing Surface: Grass Head Certified Athletic Trainer:
Training Camp: 1 Winning Drive Ron Medlin
Equipment Manager: William Sheridan
Owings Mills, MD 21117 Director of Football Research:
Scott Cohen
M&T BANK STADIUM
Senior Director of Fields & Grounds/Head
Groundskeeper: Don Follett
Senior Director of Football Video
Operations: Mark Bienvenu
Senior Director of Community Relations:
Heather Darney
Senior Director of Team Travel:
Joan Fennekohl
Director of Public Relations:
Patrick Gleason
Director of Compliance:
Jessica Markison

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (5-0) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Flacco 379 232 2465 61.2 12 6 16/79 84.2
08/02 W 17-16 Chicago (Canton, OH) L. Jackson 170 99 1201 58.2 6 3 16/71 84.5
08/09 W 33-7 L.A. Rams Griffin III 6 2 21 33.3 0 0 0/0 44.4
08/20 W 20-19 at Indianapolis Koch 1 1 21 100.0 0 0 0/0 118.8
08/25 W 27-10 at Miami Ravens 556 334 3708 60.1 18 9 32/150 84.0
08/30 W 30-20 Washington Opponents 577 337 3651 58.4 21 12 43/291 80.6

REGULAR SEASON (10-6) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Carr 2 26 13.0 32 0
09/09 W 47-3 Buffalo Tucker 0 0 0 36/37 35/39 0 141 J. Smith 2 4 2.0 4 0
09/13 L 23-34 at Cincinnati Collins 7 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 48 Ma. Humphrey 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 W 27-14 Denver Allen 3 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Onwuasor 1 33 33.0 33 0
09/30 W 26-14 at Pittsburgh J. Brown 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Levine 1 16 16.0 16 0
10/07 L 9-12 at Cleveland (OT) L. Jackson 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Jefferson 1 15 15.0 15 0
10/14 W 21-0 at Tennessee Andrews 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Clark 1 5 5.0 5 0
10/21 L 23-24 New Orleans Crabtree 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Mosley 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/28 L 21-36 at Carolina Edwards 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 T. Young 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/04 L 16-23 Pittsburgh Dixon 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Ravens 12 99 8.3 33 0
11/18 W 24-21 Cincinnati T. Young 0 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 9 39 4.3 22 0
11/25 W 34-17 Oakland H. Hurst 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/02 W 26-16 at Atlanta C. Jones 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/09 L 24-27 at Kansas City (OT) C. Moore 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Koch 60 2842 47.4 27 65
12/16 W 20-12 Tampa Bay Snead 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Ravens 61 2842 46.6 27 65
12/22 W 22-10 at L.A. Chargers Suggs 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 88 3849 43.7 30 64
12/30 W 26-24 Cleveland M. Williams 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
(OT) Overtime Ravens 19 18 4 36/37 35/39 0 389 PUNT
Opponents 11 21 1 27/29 20/26 0 287 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
POSTSEASON (0-1) 2-Pt Conv: Edwards. C. Jones 18 19 259 14.4 70t 1
Date Result Opponent Ravens 1-4, Opponents 1-4. White 9 6 75 8.3 14 0
01/06 L 17-23 L.A. Chargers Grant 7 4 52 7.4 51 0
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Weddle 1 0 18 18.0 18 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Edwards 137 718 5.2 43 2 Ravens 35 29 404 11.5 70t 1
Ravens 88 108 106 87 0 — 389 L. Jackson 147 695 4.7 39 5 Opponents 31 10 315 10.2 38 0
Opponents 66 104 53 58 6 — 287 Collins 114 411 3.6 19 7
Dixon 60 333 5.6 37 2 KICKOFF
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Allen 41 110 2.7 17 3 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Ravens Opp. Montgomery 15 83 5.5 15 0 C. Moore 22 491 22.3 39 0
Total First Downs 367 286 Flacco 19 45 2.4 13 0 White 6 135 22.5 37 0
Rushing 153 82 C. Moore 5 17 3.4 9 0 Grant 2 56 28.0 32 0
Passing 184 174 Snead 1 13 13.0 13 0 Snead 1 13 13.0 13 0
Penalty 30 30 M. Williams 3 8 2.7 7 0 C. Jones 1 12 12.0 12 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 104/231 72/211 J. Brown 3 4 1.3 3 0 Ravens 32 707 22.1 39 0
3rd Down Pct. 45.0 34.1 Turner 1 4 4.0 4 0 Opponents 32 745 23.3 49 0
4th Down: Made/Att 13/22 10/20 H. Hurst 1 0 0.0 0 0
4th Down Pct. 59.1 50.0 Ravens 547 2441 4.5 43 19 FIELD
Possession Avg. 32:17 27:43 Opponents 354 1327 3.7 35t 11 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Net Yards 5999 4687 Tucker 0/0 12/12 9/9 9/11 5/7
Avg. Per Game 374.9 292.9 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Ravens 0/0 12/12 9/9 9/11 5/7
Total Plays 1135 974 Snead 62 651 10.5 28 1 Opponents 0/0 5/5 10/10 4/6 1/5
Avg. Per Play 5.3 4.8 Crabtree 54 607 11.2 27 3
Net Yards Rushing 2441 1327 J. Brown 42 715 17.0 71 5 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Game 152.6 82.9 Allen 35 196 5.6 17 2 Z. Smith 8.5
Total Rushes 547 354 Andrews 34 552 16.2 74 3 Judon 7.0
Net Yards Passing 3558 3360 Boyle 23 213 9.3 25 0 Suggs 7.0
Avg. Per Game 222.4 210.0 C. Moore 19 196 10.3 30 1 Onwuasor 5.5
Sacked/Yards Lost 32/150 43/291 M. Williams 16 143 8.9 25 1 K. Young 2.5
Gross Yards 3708 3651 Collins 15 105 7.0 24 1 T. Williams 2.0
Att./Completions 556/334 577/337 H. Hurst 13 163 12.5 32 1 T. Young 2.0
Completion Pct. 60.1 58.4 Montgomery 10 65 6.5 14 0 Henry 1.0
Had Intercepted 9 12 Dixon 6 51 8.5 21 0 Jefferson 1.0
Punts/Average 61/46.6 88/43.7 Edwards 2 20 10.0 13 0 Levine 1.0
Net Punting Avg. 61/39.8 88/38.2 Turner 2 17 8.5 10 0 Weddle 1.0
Penalties/Yards 116/940 113/1017 White 1 14 14.0 14 0 B. Williams 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 25/11 15/5 Ravens 334 3708 11.1 74 18 Wormley 1.0
Touchdowns 41 33 Opponents 337 3651 10.8 64 21 (group) 1.0
Rushing 19 11 Bowser 0.5
Passing 18 21 Mosley 0.5
Returns 4 1 Urban 0.5
Ravens 43.0
Opponents 32.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jamal Lewis, 2000-06 .......................................................................7,801
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Flacco, 2008-18 ........................................................................38,245
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Joe Flacco, 2008-18 .............................................................................212
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Derrick Mason, 2005-10 .......................................................................471
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Derrick Mason, 2005-10 ....................................................................5,777
Interceptions ...................................................................Ed Reed, 2002-12...................................................................................61
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Sam Koch, 2006-18.............................................................................45.3
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Jermaine Lewis, 1996-2001.................................................................11.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Jacoby Jones, 2012-14 .......................................................................30.1
Field Goals ......................................................................Matt Stover, 1996-2008 ........................................................................354
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Jamal Lewis, 2000-06 ............................................................................47
Points..............................................................................Matt Stover, 1996-2008 .....................................................................1,464
*Sacks............................................................................Terrell Suggs, 2003-18.......................................................................132.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jamal Lewis, 2003.............................................................................2,066
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Flacco, 2016 ...............................................................................4,317
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Vinny Testaverde, 1996 ...........................................................................33
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Derrick Mason, 2007.............................................................................103
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Michael Jackson, 1996 ......................................................................1,201
Interceptions ...................................................................Ed Reed, 2004, 2008 ................................................................................9
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Sam Koch, 2014, 2018 ........................................................................47.4
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Jermaine Lewis, 2000..........................................................................16.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Jacoby Jones, 2012.............................................................................30.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Justin Tucker, 2013, 2016 .......................................................................38
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Ray Rice, 2011 .......................................................................................15
Points..............................................................................Justin Tucker, 2016, 2017, 2018 ...........................................................141
*Sacks............................................................................Elvis Dumervil, 2014 ............................................................................17.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jamal Lewis, 9-14-03 ...........................................................................295
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Vinny Testaverde, 10-27-96 ..................................................................429
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Joe Flacco, 10-12-14................................................................................5
Tony Banks, 9-10-00.................................................................................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Steve Smith, Sr., 9-27-15 ........................................................................13
Priest Holmes, 10-11-98 .........................................................................13
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Qadry Ismail, 12-12-99 .........................................................................258
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................2
Last time by Jimmy Smith, 12-30-18
Field Goals ......................................................................Justin Tucker, 12-16-13 ............................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Marcus Robinson, 11-23-03 .....................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Marcus Robinson, 11-23-03 ...................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Michael McCrary, 11-8-98 .....................................................................4.0
Peter Boulware, 1-7-02 ..........................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
18 Adeboyejo, Quincy WR 6-3 200 5/26/95 2 Mississippi Cedar Hill, Texas FA-’17 0*
37 #Allen, Javorius RB 6-0 218 8/27/91 5 Southern California Miccosukee, Fla. D4b-’15 14/0
89 Andrews, Mark TE 6-4 256 9/6/95 2 Oklahoma Scottsdale, Ariz. D3b-’18 16/3
34 Averett, Anthony CB 5-11 178 11/30/94 2 Alabama Woodbury, N.J. D4a-’18 11/0
28 Bethel, Justin CB 6-0 200 6/17/90 8 Presbyterian Sumter, S.C. UFA(Atl)-’19 14/0*
49 Board, Chris LB 6-2 229 7/23/95 2 North Dakota State Orlando, Fla. FA-’18 16/0
54 Bowser, Tyus OLB 6-3 242 5/23/95 3 Houston Tyler, Texas D2-’17 15/0
86 Boyle, Nick TE 6-4 270 2/17/93 5 Delaware Sussex, N.J. D5a-’15 16/13
77 Bozeman, Bradley C 6-3 317 11/24/94 2 Alabama Roanoke, Ala. D6c-’18 14/1
78 Brown Jr., Orlando T 6-8 345 5/2/96 2 Oklahoma Baltimore, Md. D3a-’18 16/10
26 Canady, Maurice CB 6-1 193 5/26/94 4 Virginia Richmond, Va. D6b-’16 7/0
24 Carr, Brandon CB 6-0 210 5/19/86 12 Grand Valley State Flint, Mich. UFA(Dall)-’17 16/16
36 Clark, Chuck S 6-0 205 4/19/95 3 Virginia Tech Suffolk, Va. D6-’17 16/1
46 Cox, Morgan LS 6-4 235 4/26/86 10 Tennessee Collierville, Tenn. FA-’10 16/0
30 Dixon, Kenneth RB 5-10 228 1/21/94 4 Louisiana Tech Strong, Ark. D4e-’16 6/0
35 Edwards, Gus RB 6-1 238 4/13/95 2 Rutgers Staten Island, N.Y. FA-’18 11/6
32 Elliott, DeShon S 6-0 210 4/21/97 2 Texas Dallas, Texas D6a-’18 0*
71 Eluemunor, Jermaine G/T 6-4 335 12/13/94 3 Texas A&M London, England D5-’17 9/1
39 Ervin, Tyler RB 5-10 182 10/7/93 4 San Jose State San Bernadino, Calif. FA-’18 9/0*
13 Floyd, Michael WR 6-2 220 11/27/89 8 Notre Dame St. Paul, Minn. UFA(Wash)-’19 13/3*
3 Griffin III, Robert QB 6-2 213 2/12/90 7 Baylor Copperas Cove, Texas FA-’18 3/0
69 Henry, Willie DT 6-3 291 3/20/94 4 Michigan Cleveland, Ohio D4d-’16 3/0
44 Humphrey, Marlon CB 6-0 197 7/8/96 3 Alabama Hoover, Ala. D1-’17 14/8
81 Hurst, Hayden TE 6-4 245 8/24/93 2 South Carolina Jacksonville, Fla. D1a-’18 12/0
74 Hurst, James G/T 6-5 310 12/17/91 6 North Carolina Plainfield, Ind. FA-’14 10/10
21 Ingram II, Mark RB 5-9 215 12/21/89 9 Alabama Flint, Mich. UFA(NO)-’19 12/6*
33 Jackson, Bennett CB 6-0 192 9/16/91 2 Notre Dame Hazlet, N.J. FA-’18 0*
8 Jackson, Lamar QB 6-2 212 1/7/97 2 Louisville Pompano Beach, Fla. D1b-’18 16/7
38 Jean-Baptiste, Stanley CB 6-3 216 4/12/90 4 Nebraska Miami, Fla. FA-’17 0*
23 Jefferson, Tony S 5-11 211 1/27/92 7 Oklahoma Chula Vista, Calif. UFA(Ariz)-’17 14/14
27 Jones, Cyrus CB/RS 5-10 200 11/29/93 4 Alabama Baltimore, Md. WAV(NE)-’18 11/0
99 Judon, Matthew OLB 6-3 261 8/15/92 4 Grand Valley State West Bloomfield, Mich. D5-’16 16/8
4 Koch, Sam P 6-1 222 8/13/82 14 Nebraska Seward, Neb. D6a-’06 16/0
17 Lasley, Jordan WR/RS 6-1 213 11/13/96 2 UCLA Compton, Calif. D5-’18 0*
41 Levine Sr., Anthony DB/LB 5-11 207 3/27/87 8 Tennessee State Abbeville, La. FA-’12 16/1
72 Lewis, Alex G/T 6-6 305 4/21/92 4 Nebraska Tempe, Ariz. D4c-’16 10/10
90 McPhee, Pernell OLB 6-3 269 12/17/88 9 Mississippi State Pahokee, Fla. UFA(Wash)-’19 13/0*
10 Moore, Chris WR/RS 6-1 200 6/16/93 4 Cincinnati Tampa, Fla. D4b-’16 16/0
48 Onwuasor, Patrick ILB 6-0 227 8/22/92 4 Portland State Inglewood, Calif. FA-’16 16/12
97 Pierce, Michael DT 6-0 340 11/6/92 4 Samford Daphne, Ala. FA-’16 14/2
91 Ray, Shane OLB 6-3 245 5/18/93 5 Missouri Roeland Park, Kan. UFA(Den)-’19 11/0*
42 Ricard, Patrick FB/DL 6-3 311 5/27/94 3 Maine Spencer, Mass. FA-’17 10/2
11 Roberts, Seth WR 6-2 195 2/22/91 5 West Alabama McClay, Fla. FA-’19 15/7*
12 Scott, Jaleel WR 6-5 210 2/23/95 2 New Mexico State Rock Hill, S.C. D4c-’18 0*
64 Senat, Greg T 6-6 305 9/8/94 2 Wagner Elmont, N.Y. D6b-’18 0*
95 Sieler, Zach DT 6-6 290 9/7/95 2 Ferris State Pinckney, Mich. D7-’18 2/0
68 Skura, Matt G/C 6-3 313 2/17/93 3 Duke Columbus, Ohio FA-’16 16/16
22 Smith, Jimmy CB 6-2 210 7/26/88 9 Colorado Colton, Calif. D1-’11 12/10
83 Snead IV, Willie WR/RS 5-11 205 10/17/92 5 Ball State Muskegon, Mich. RFA(NO)-’18 16/10
79 Stanley, Ronnie T 6-6 315 3/18/94 4 Notre Dame Las Vegas, Nev. D1-’16 15/15
29 Thomas III, Earl S 5-10 202 5/7/89 10 Texas Orange, Texas UFA(Sea)-’19 4/4*
53 Thomas, Matthew LB 6-3 232 7/21/95 2 Florida State Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’19 10/0*
9 Tucker, Justin K 6-1 183 11/21/89 8 Texas Austin, Texas FA-’12 16/0
47 Turner, De’Lance RB- 5-11 214 8/23/95 2 Alcorn State McClain, Miss. FA-’18 4/0
98 Williams, Brandon DT 6-1 336 2/21/89 7 Missouri Southern St. Kirkwood, Mo. D3-’13 16/16
76 Williams, Darrell T 6-5 315 3/24/93 2 Western Kentucky Dexter, Ga. FA-’19 0*
56 Williams, Tim OLB 6-3 252 11/12/93 3 Alabama Baton Rouge, La. D3b-’17 7/0
93 Wormley, Chris DE 6-5 300 10/25/93 3 Michigan Toledo, Ohio D3a-’17 16/6
73 Yanda, Marshal G/T 6-3 305 9/15/84 13 Iowa Anamosa, Iowa D3b-’07 16/16
40 Young, Kenny LB 6-1 234 11/15/94 2 UCLA Boutte, La. D4b-’18 16/3
25 Young, Tavon CB 5-9 185 3/14/94 4 Temple Oxon Hill, Md. D4a-’16 15/6

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* Adeboyejo spent ’18 season on Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list; Bethel played 14 games with Atlanta in ’18; Elliott missed ’18
season because ofinjury; Ervin played 9 games with Houston and spent portion of the ’18 season on Baltimore’s practice squad; Floyd
played 13 games with Washington; Ingram II played 12 games with New Orleans; B. Jackson spent portion of ’18 season on Baltimore’s
practice squad; Jean-Baptiste missed ’18 season because of injury; Lasley was inactive for every game of ’18 season; McPhee played
13 games with Washington; Ray played 11 games with Denver; Roberts played 15 games with Oakland; Scott missed ’18 season
because of injury; Senat missed ’18 season because of injury; E. Thomas III played 4 games with Seattle; M. Thomas played 10 games
with Pittsburgh and spent portion of ’18 season on Pittsburgh’s practice squad; D. Williams spent ’18 season on Los Angeles Rams’
practice squad.

# Unrestricted Free Agent; subject to developments.

Traded—Ravens traded QB Joe Flacco (9 games in ’18) to Denver.

Players lost through free agency (7): WR John Brown (Buff; 16 games in ’18); RB/WR Ty Montgomery (NYJ; 6),
ILB C.J. Mosley (NYJ; 15), OLB Za’Darius Smith (GB; 16), OLB Terrell Suggs (Ariz; 16); DE Brent Urban (Tenn; 16),
TE Maxx Williams (Ariz; 13).

Also played with Ravens in ’18—RB Alex Collins (10 games), WR Michael Crabtree (16), WR/RS Janarion Grant (2),
G/T Hroniss Grasu (3), LB Albert McClellan (6), S Eric Weddle (16), WR/RS Tim White (3), CB Darious Williams (3).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Adeoye, Aaron OLB 6-6 250 8/26/93 Southeast Missouri State Marion, Ill. FA
Alaka, Otaro ILB 6-3 239 5/18/96 Texas A&M Houston, Texas FA
Applefield, Marcus T 6-5 308 12/15/95 Virginia Weeki Wachee, Fla. FA
Bonds, Terrell CB 5-8 182 7/22/96 Tennessee State Miami, Fla. FA
Boykin, Miles WR 6-4 220 10/12/96 Notre Dame New Lenox, Ill. D3b
Brown, Marquise WR 5-9 170 6/4/97 Oklahoma Hollywood, Fla. D1
Crecelius, Randin (1) G/T 6-5 300 8/5/96 Portland State Lake Stevens, Wash. FA-'18
Ejiya, E.J. ILB 6-1 235 10/6/95 North Texas Minneapolis, Minn. FA
Ezeala, Christopher (1) FB 5-11 248 9/19/95 German Football League Munich, Germany IPP-'18
Ferguson, Jaylon OLB 6-5 275 12/14/95 Louisiana Tech St. Francisville, La. D3a
Herdman, Cole TE 6-4 238 6/27/95 Purdue Oakton, Va. FA
Hill, Justice RB 5-10 200 11/14/97 Oklahoma State Tulsa, Okla. D4a
Horn Jr., Joe WR 5-10 174 9/16/94 Missouri Western State Tupelo, Miss. FA
Jones, Alvin (1) ILB 5-10 231 12/2/94 Texas-El Paso El Paso, Texas FA-'18
Jones, Markus OLB 6-3 252 1/10/96 Angelo State Ft. Worth, Texas FA
Mack, Daylon DT 6-1 340 2/23/97 Texas A&M Gladewater, Texas D5
Marshall, Iman CB 6-1 210 2/27/97 Southern California Long Beach, Calif. D4c
McSorley, Trace QB 6-0 202 8/23/95 Penn State Ashburn, Va. D6
Mekari, Patrick G 6-4 308 8/13/97 California Westlake Village, Calif. FA
Modster, Sean WR 5-11 183 11/13/95 Boise State Mission Viejo, Calif. FA
Onuoha, Mike OLB 6-5 255 6/29/93 Texas A&M Commerce Edmond, Okla. FA
Orzech, Matthew LS 6-3 246 4/12/95 Azusa Pacific San Diego, Calif. FA
Powers, Ben G 6-4 310 10/29/96 Oklahoma Wichita, Kan. D4b
Prince, R.J. (1) G 6-6 320 4/19/95 North Carolina Albemarle, N.C. FA
Scarff, Charles TE 6-5 249 5/3/96 Delaware Lancaster, Pa. FA
Smith, Jaylen WR 6-2 219 8/1/97 Louisville Pascagoula, Miss. FA
Stewart, Silas ILB 6-3 228 9/28/95 Incarnate Word Wilmington, Del. FA
Vahe, Patrick G 6-2 324 4/3/96 Texas Euless, Texas FA
Vedvik, Kaare (1) P/K 6-3 210 3/16/94 Marshall Stavanger, Norway FA-'18
Wesley, Antoine WR 6-4 206 10/22/97 Texas Tech Las Vegas, Nev. FA
Willis, Gerald DT 6-2 302 8/23/95 Miami New Orleans, La. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
John Harbaugh
Pro Career: Super Bowl-winning head coach
John Harbaugh enters his 12th season at the
helm in Baltimore. He has led the Ravens to
a playoff berth in seven (2008-12, 2014,
2018) of his 11 full seasons, and in 2012,
captured the franchise’s second Super Bowl
championship. Under Harbaugh’s guidance,
the Ravens have secured an appearance in
three AFC Championship games (2008,
2011 & 2012). Baltimore is one of only six
teams with at least seven playoff berths in
the past 11 seasons: N.E. (10), G.B. (8), Bal.
(7), Ind. (7), Pit. (7) and Sea. (7).
Additionally, under Harbaugh, the Ravens’ 10
playoff wins since 2008 rank as the NFL’s
second most (N.E., 16). In 2018, Baltimore
(10-6) captured its fifth-ever AFC North
Division title, earning a Wild Card playoff
berth vs. the Los Angeles Chargers. In 2014,
the Ravens posted a 10-6 record en route to
capturing a 30-17 victory at Pittsburgh in the
Wild Card round. In 2012 the Ravens seized
the franchise’s second Super Bowl champi-
onship. Baltimore topped the Colts in the
Wild Card round and followed that by earning
a Divisional Round victory over top-seeded
Denver before advancing to Super Bowl XLVII
with a win in the AFC Championship Game at
New England. In the Super Bowl in New
Orleans, the Ravens bested the San
Francisco 49ers by a final of 34-31. In his
initial season with the team (2008),
Harbaugh led Baltimore to an 11-5 record
and a berth in the AFC Championship Game.
Baltimore set an NFL record that season for
most total wins (13) by a team with both a
rookie head coach and a rookie starting
quarterback (Joe Flacco). Spent his first 10
NFL seasons (1998-2007) with the
Philadelphia Eagles. He was the team’s sec-
ondary coach in 2007, after nine seasons as
its special teams coordinator. He was voted
the 2001 NFL’s Special Teams Coach of the
Year by his coaching peers. Career record:
114-78.
Background: Played defensive back at
Miami (OH) from 1980-83, earned degree in
political science. Coached collegiately at
Western Michigan (1984-86), Pittsburgh
(1987), Morehead State (1988), Cincinnati
(1989-96), and Indiana (1997).
Personal: Born in Perrysburg, Ohio on
September 23, 1962, Harbaugh and his wife,
Ingrid, have a daughter, Alison. Son of long-
time college coach Jack, and his brother,
Jim, the current University of Michigan head
coach, played for the Ravens in 1998. John’s
brother-in-law, Tom Crean, who is Georgia’s
head basketball coach, is married to the
brothers’ sister, Joani.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Richard Angulo, asst. offensive line; born
August 13, 1980, Santa Ana, Calif. Tight end
Western New Mexico 1999-2002. Pro tight
end St. Louis Rams 2003, Minnesota Vikings
2004-06, Jacksonville Jaguars 2007-08.
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College coach: Trinity International 2012-13.
Pro coach: Joined Ravens in 2014.
Andy Bischoff, asst. tight ends; born
December 8, 1970, Fargo, N.D. Offensive
line South Dakota 1989-93. No pro playing
experience. Pro coach: Montreal Alouettes
(CFL) 2008-12, Chicago Bears 2013-14,
joined Ravens in 2015.
Randy Brown, asst. special teams; born July
30, 1967, Marlton, N.J. Kicker Catawba
1985-88. No pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Chicago Bears 1998-2000,
Philadelphia Eagles 2004-05, joined Ravens
in 2008.
Joe Cullen, defensive line; born December
15, 1967, Quincy, Mass. Defensive lineman
Massachusetts 1986-89. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Massachusetts
1990-91, Richmond, 1992-98, 2000,
Louisiana State 1999, Memphis 2001,
Indiana 2002-04, Illinois 2005, Idaho State
2009. Pro coach: Detroit Lions 2006-08,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2010-12, Cleveland
Browns 2013, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2014-15, joined Ravens in 2016.
David Culley, asst. head coach/pass coordi-
nator/wide receivers; born September 17,
1955, Sparta, Tenn. College coach: Austin
Peay 1978, Vanderbilt 1979-81, Middle
Tennessee State 1982, Chattanooga 1983,
Western Kentucky 1984, Southwestern
Louisiana 1985-88, Texas-El Paso 1989-90,
Texas A&M 1991-93. Pro coach: Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 1994-95, Pittsburgh Steelers
1996-98, Philadelphia Eagles 1999-2012,
Kansas City Chiefs 2013-16, Buffalo Bills
2017-18, joined Ravens in 2019.
Joe D’Alessandris, offensive line; born April
29, 1954, Aliquippa, Pa. Guard Western
Carolina 1972-76. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Western Carolina
1977-78, Livingston 1979-83, Memphis
1984-85, Tennessee-Chattanooga 1986-89,
Samford 1993, Texas A&M 1994, Pittsburgh
1996, Duke 1997-2001, Georgia Tech 2002-
07. Pro coach: Ottawa Rough Riders (CFL)
1990, Birmingham Fire (WLAF) 1991-92,
Memphis (AFL) 1995, Kansas City Chiefs
2008-09, Buffalo Bills 2010-12, San Diego
Chargers 2013-15, joined Ravens in 2017.
Bobby Engram, tight ends; born January 7,
1973, Camden, S.C. Wide receiver Penn
State 1992-95. Pro wide receiver Chicago
Bears 1996-2000, Seattle Seahawks 2001-
08, Kansas City Chiefs 2009. College coach:
Pittsburgh 2012-13. Pro coach: San
Francisco 49ers 2011, joined Ravens in
2014.
Chris Hewitt, defensive backs; born July 22,
1974, Kingston, Jamaica. Defensive back
Cincinnati 1993-96. Pro defensive back New
Orleans Saints 1997-99. College coach:
Notre Dame 2003, Rutgers 2004-11. Pro
coach: Joined Ravens in 2012.
Chris Horton, special teams; born December
29, 1984, Los Angeles, Calif. Safety UCLA
2003-07. Pro safety Washington Redskins
2008-11, New York Giants 2012. Pro coach:
Seattle Seahawks 2013, joined Ravens in
2014.
Sterling Lucas, defensive assistant/
linebackers; born January 17, 1990,
Orangeburg, S.C. Linebacker North Carolina
State 2008-12. No pro playing experience.
College coach: North Carolina State 2013-
16. Pro coach: Joined Ravens in 2016.
Mike Macdonald, linebackers; born June 26,
1987, Boston, Mass. Attended Georgia. No
college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Georgia, 2011-13. Pro coach: Joined
Ravens in 2014.
Don Martindale, defensive coordinator; born
May 19, 1963, Dayton, Ohio. Linebacker
Defiance College 1981-84. College coach:
Defiance 1986-87, Notre Dame 1994-95,
Cincinnati 1996-98, Western Illinois 1999,
Western Kentucky 2001-03. Pro coach:
Oakland Raiders 2004-08, Denver Broncos
2009-10, joined Ravens in 2012.
Jesse Minter, asst. defensive backs; born
May 9, 1983, Little Rock, Ark. Attended
Mount Saint Joseph College. No college or
pro playing experience. College coach: Notre
Dame 2006, Cincinnati 2007-09, Indiana
State 2009-12, Georgia State 2013-16. Pro
coach: Joined Ravens in 2017.
Greg Roman, offensive coordinator; born
August 19, 1972, Atlantic City, N.J.
Defensive line/linebacker John Carroll 1990-
94. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Stanford 2009-10. Pro coach:
Carolina Panthers 1995-2001, Houston
Texans 2002-05, Baltimore Ravens 2006-
07, San Francisco 49ers 2011-14, Buffalo
Bills 2015-16, re-joined Ravens in 2017.
James Urban, quarterbacks; born Dec. 1,
1973, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Wide receiver
Washington and Lee 1993-96. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Clarion 1997-
98, Pennsylvania 1999-2003. Pro coach:
Philadelphia Eagles 2004-10, Cincinnati
Bengals 2011-17, joined Ravens in 2018.
Craig Ver Steeg, senior assistant/running
backs; born September 11, 1960,
Inglewood, Calif. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: Southern
California 1984-85, Utah 1986-89,
Cincinnati 1990-93, Harvard 1994-95,
Illinois 1998-2000, Utah 2001-02, Rutgers
2003-07. Pro coach: Chicago Bears 1996-
97, joined Ravens in 2008.
Matt Weiss, running backs; born March 1,
1983, New Haven, Conn. Punter Vanderbilt
2001-02. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Stanford 2008. Pro coach: Joined
Ravens in 2009.
T.J. Weist, asst. special teams; born June 25,
1965, Bay City, Mich. Wide receiver Alabama
1985-87. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Alabama 1988-1990, Michigan 1990-
93, 2015, Southern Illinois 1994-96, Tulsa
1996-97, Indiana 1997-2001, Western
Kentucky 2002-09, Cincinnati 2010-13,
Connecticut 2013, South Florida 2016. Pro
coach: Joined Ravens in 2018.
Drew Wilkins, asst. defensive line/OLBs;
born August 20, 1987, Doylestown, Pa.
Attended Maryland. No college or pro playing
experience. Pro coach: Joined Ravens in
2010.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner/CEO: Terry Pegula (429-493-8)
Owner President: Kim Pegula Records include postseason games
General Manager: Brandon Beane 1960-61 Buster Ramsey ............11-16-1
EVP and General Counsel: 1962-65 Lou Saban ...................38-18-3
Gregg Brandon 1966-68 Joe Collier*..................13-17-1
EVP Creative Services: Frank Cravotta 1968 Harvey Johnson.............1-10-1
EVP of Finance: Chuck LaMattina 1969-70 John Rauch....................7-20-1
EVP of Media & Content: Mark Preisler 1971 Harvey Johnson.............1-13-0
EVP of Licensing & Branded 1972-76 Lou Saban** ...............32-29-1
Merchandise: Ron Raccuia 1976-77 Jim Ringo.........................3-20-0
Chief Administrative Officer: David Wheat 1978-82 Chuck Knox .................38-38-0
Sr. VP of Football Administration: 1983-85 Kay Stephenson*** .....10-26-0
Jim Overdorf 1985-86 Hank Bullough****........4-17-0
VP of Communications: Derek Boyko 1986-97 Marv Levy..................123-78-0
American Football Conference VP of Ticket Sales and Service: Chris 1998-2000 Wade Phillips ...............29-21-0
East Division Colleary 2001-03 Gregg Williams.............17-31-0
Team Colors: Royal, Red, White and VP of Information Technology: Dan Evans 2004-05 Mike Mularkey..............14-18-0
Navy VP of Community Relations: 2006-09 Dick Jauron# ..............24-33-0
One Bills Drive Gretchen Geitter 2009 Perry Fewell .....................3-4-0
Orchard Park, New York 14127-2296 VP Operations and Guest Experience: 2010-12 Chan Gailey .................16-32-0
Telephone: (716) 648-1800 Andy Major 2013-14 Doug Marrone..............15-17-0
VP Media & Content: Jeff Matthews 2015-16 Rex Ryan## ...............15-16-0
2019 SCHEDULE 2016 Anthony Lynn...................0-1-0
PRESEASON 2017-18 Sean McDermott ..........15-18-0
Aug. 8 Indianapolis.......................7:00 *Released after two games in 1968
Aug. 16 at Carolina..........................7:00 **Resigned after five games in 1976
Aug. 23 at Detroit ............................8:00 ***Released after four games in 1985
Aug. 29 Minnesota .........................7:00 ****Released after nine games in 1986
#Released after nine games in 2009
##Released after 15 games in 2016
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 8 at New York Jets ................1:00 PAID ATTENDANCE
Sep. 15 at New York Giants .............1:00 Home 504,128 Away 534,336
Sep. 22 Cincinnati ..........................1:00 Total 1,038,464
Sep. 29 New England .....................1:00 Single-game home record,
Oct. 6 at Tennessee ......................1:00 80,368 (10/4/92)
Oct. 13 BYE Single-season home record,
Oct. 20 Miami ................................1:00 635,889 (1991)
Oct. 27 Philadelphia ......................1:00
Nov. 3 Washington .......................1:00 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Nov. 10 at Cleveland .......................1:00 Round Name Pos. College
Nov. 17 at Miami.............................1:00 1 Ed Oliver DT Houston
Nov. 24 Denver...............................1:00 2 Cody Ford T Oklahoma
Nov. 28 at Dallas (Thanksgiving) .....4:30 3 Devin Singletary RB Florida Atlantic
Dec. 8 Baltimore...........................1:00 Dawson Knox TE Mississippi
Dec. 15 at Pittsburgh.......................1:00 5 Vosean Joseph LB Florida
Dec. 21/22at New England...................TBD 6 Jaquan Johnson DB Miami
Dec. 29 New York Jets ...................1:00 7 Darryl Johnson DE North Carolina A&T
* All times ET
Tommy Sweeney TE Boston College
Stadium: New Era Field
(opened in 1973)
•Capacity: 71,870
One Bills Drive
Orchard Park, New York
14127-2296
Playing Surface: A-Turf Titan
Training Camp: St. John Fisher College
Rochester, N.Y. 14618
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Allen 320 169 2074 52.8 10 12 28/213 67.9
08/09 L 23-28 Carolina Peterman 81 44 296 54.3 1 7 7/34 30.7
08/17 W 19-17 at Cleveland Anderson 70 42 465 60.0 0 4 5/33 56.0
08/26 L 13-26 Cincinnati Barkley 25 15 232 60.0 2 0 1/8 117.4
08/30 W 28-27 at Chicago Bojorquez 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
Z. Jones 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
REGULAR SEASON (6-10) L. Thomas 1 1 15 100.0 0 0 0/0 118.8
Date Result Opponent Bills 499 271 3082 54.3 13 23 41/288 62.6
09/09 L 3-47 at Baltimore Opponents 492 313 3084 63.6 22 16 36/217 82.6
09/16 L 20-31 L.A. Chargers
09/23 W 27-6 at Minnesota TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/30 L 0-22 at Green Bay SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Poyer 4 11 2.8 11 0
10/07 W 13-12 Tennessee Hauschka 0 0 0 25/26 22/28 0 91 Milano 3 41 13.7 29 0
10/14 L 13-20 at Houston Allen 8 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 48 White 2 37 18.5 37 0
10/21 L 5-37 at Indianapolis Z. Jones 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 44 Edmunds 2 19 9.5 17 0
10/29 L 6-25 New England Foster 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Hyde 2 16 8.0 16 0
11/04 L 9-41 Chicago McCoy 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Alexander 2 9 4.5 8 0
11/11 W 41-10 at N.Y. Jets Croom 0 1 1 0/0 0/0 0 12 T. Johnson 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/25 W 24-21 Jacksonville McKenzie 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Bills 16 133 8.3 37 0
12/02 L 17-21 at Miami Benjamin 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 23 347 15.1 84t 4
12/09 L 23-27 N.Y. Jets Dawkins 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/16 W 14-13 Detroit Ivory 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/23 L 12-24 at New England Peterman 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Bojorquez 45 2028 45.1 22 60
12/30 W 42-17 Miami Bills 15 13 1 25/26 22/28 1 269 Darr 20 809 40.5 5 55
Opponents 17 22 5 36/39 24/27 0 374 Schmidt 16 676 42.3 4 55
SCORE BY PERIODS 2-Pt Conv: Z. Jones. Bills 82 3513 42.8 31 60
Bills 80 52 63 74 0 — 269 Bills 1-3, Opponents 1-5. Opponents 80 3555 44.4 31 70
Opponents 64 168 40 102 0 — 374
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD PUNT
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Allen 89 631 7.1 45 8 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
Bills Opp. McCoy 161 514 3.2 28t 3 McKenzie 14 3 87 6.2 21 0
Total First Downs 283 293 Ivory 115 385 3.3 21 1 Hyde 9 10 75 8.3 31 0
Rushing 108 111 M. Murphy 52 250 4.8 30 0 McCloud 4 2 20 5.0 13 0
Passing 137 157 Ford 21 79 3.8 11 0 M. Murphy 2 2 15 7.5 9 0
Penalty 38 25 McKenzie 10 66 6.6 15t 2 Kerley 2 0 10 5.0 6 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 68/215 74/203 Peterman 10 50 5.0 24 1 Bills 31 17 207 6.7 31 0
3rd Down Pct. 31.6 36.5 DiMarco 1 9 9.0 9 0 Opponents 34 18 297 8.7 51 0
4th Down: Made/Att 7/18 6/11 McCloud 2 4 2.0 7 0
4th Down Pct. 38.9 54.5 Bojorquez 1 0 0.0 0 0 KICKOFF
Possession Avg. 30:29 29:31 Z. Jones 1 0 0.0 0 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Total Net Yards 4778 4706 Anderson 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 M. Murphy 13 324 24.9 49 0
Avg. Per Game 298.6 294.1 Pryor 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 McKenzie 12 237 19.8 33 0
Total Plays 1008 968 Barkley 3 -2 -0.7 0 0 Bolden 5 116 23.2 28 0
Avg. Per Play 4.7 4.9 Bills 468 1984 4.2 45 15 T. Jones 5 89 17.8 27 0
Net Yards Rushing 1984 1839 Opponents 440 1839 4.2 43 17 L. Thomas 1 23 23.0 23 0
Avg. Per Game 124.0 114.9 McCloud 1 18 18.0 18 0
Total Rushes 468 440 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD C. Thompson 1 0 0.0 0 0
Net Yards Passing 2794 2867 Z. Jones 56 652 11.6 57 7 Bills 38 807 21.2 49 0
Avg. Per Game 174.6 179.2 McCoy 34 238 7.0 24 0 Opponents 34 754 22.2 86 0
Sacked/Yards Lost 41/288 36/217 Foster 27 541 20.0 75t 3
Gross Yards 3082 3084 Benjamin 23 354 15.4 40 1 FIELD
Att./Completions 499/271 492/313 Croom 22 259 11.8 26t 1 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Completion Pct. 54.3 63.6 Clay 21 184 8.8 21 0 Hauschka 0/0 3/3 8/8 7/10 4/7
Had Intercepted 23 16 McKenzie 18 179 9.9 23 0 Bills 0/0 3/3 8/8 7/10 4/7
Punts/Average 82/42.8 80/44.4 Ivory 13 205 15.8 55 0 Opponents 0/0 9/9 6/6 4/6 5/6
Net Punting Avg. 82/37.5 80/40.9 Holmes 12 157 13.1 24 0
Penalties/Yards 116/992 99/976 L. Thomas 12 77 6.4 24 0 SACKS No.
Fumbles/Ball Lost 23/9 30/11 M. Murphy 11 26 2.4 8 0 Hughes 7.0
Touchdowns 29 44 McCloud 5 36 7.2 16 0 Alexander 6.5
Rushing 15 17 DiMarco 3 62 20.7 38 0 Williams 5.0
Passing 13 22 D. Thompson 3 37 12.3 14 0 Lawson 4.0
Returns 1 5 Ford 3 21 7.0 8 0 T. Murphy 4.0
Pryor 2 17 8.5 11 0 Edmunds 2.0
Kerley 2 7 3.5 4 0 Poyer 2.0
C. Phillips 1 9 9.0 9 0 Bush 1.5
Williams 1 9 9.0 9 0 T. Johnson 1.0
Dawkins 1 7 7.0 7t 1 Milano 1.0
Lee 1 5 5.0 5 0 Neal 1.0
Bills 271 3082 11.4 75t 13 Stanford 1.0
Opponents 313 3084 9.9 43 22 Bills 36.0
Opponents 41.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Thurman Thomas, 1988-99 .............................................................11,938
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Jim Kelly, 1986-96 ...........................................................................35,467
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jim Kelly, 1986-96 ................................................................................237
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Andre Reed, 1985-99............................................................................941
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Andre Reed, 1985-99.......................................................................13,095
Interceptions ...................................................................George (Butch) Byrd, 1964-70 ................................................................40
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Colton Schmidt, 2014-18 .....................................................................44.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................C.J. Spiller, 2010-14 ............................................................................12.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................O.J. Simpson, 1969-77 ........................................................................30.0
Field Goals ......................................................................Steve Christie, 1992-2000.....................................................................234
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Andre Reed, 1985-99..............................................................................87
Thurman Thomas, 1988-99 ....................................................................87
Points..............................................................................Steve Christie, 1992-2000..................................................................1,011
*Sacks............................................................................Bruce Smith, 1985-99....................................................................**171.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................O.J. Simpson, 1973 ...........................................................................2,003
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Drew Bledsoe, 2002...........................................................................4,359
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jim Kelly, 1991 .......................................................................................33
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Eric Moulds, 2002.................................................................................100
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Eric Moulds, 1998..............................................................................1,368
Interceptions ...................................................................Billy Atkins, 1961 ....................................................................................10
Tom Janik, 1967 .....................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Brian Moorman, 2011 ..........................................................................48.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Leodis McKelvin, 2012.........................................................................18.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Terrence McGee, 2005 .........................................................................30.2
Field Goals ......................................................................Dan Carpenter, 2014 ...............................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................O.J. Simpson, 1975 ................................................................................23
Points..............................................................................Steve Christie, 1998..............................................................................140
*Sacks............................................................................Bruce Smith, 1990 ...............................................................................19.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................O.J. Simpson, 11-25-76........................................................................273
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Drew Bledsoe, 9-15-02 .........................................................................463
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jim Kelly, 9-8-91.......................................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Andre Reed, 11-20-94 ............................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Lee Evans, 11-19-06.............................................................................265
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Nate Clements, 10-20-02
Field Goals ......................................................................Steve Christie, 10-20-96 ...........................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Cookie Gilchrist, 12-8-63 ..........................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Cookie Gilchrist, 12-8-63 ........................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................Mario Williams, 9-15-13.........................................................................4.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
57 Alexander, Lorenzo LB 6-1 245 5/31/83 13 California Berkeley, Calif. FA-’16 16/8
41 Alexander, Maurice LB 6-2 220 2/16/91 6 Utah State St. Louis, Mo. FA-’19 9/0*
17 Allen, Josh QB 6-5 237 5/21/96 2 Wyoming Firebaugh, Calif. D1a-18 12/11
3 Anderson, Derek QB 6-6 235 6/15/83 15 Oregon State Scappoose, Ore. FA-’18 2/2
5 Barkley, Matt QB 6-2 234 9/8/1990 7 Southern California Santa Anna, Calif. FA-’18 1/1
Beasley, Cole WR 5-8 174 4/26/89 8 Southern Methodist Houston, Texas FA-’19 16/4*
66 Bodine, Russell C 6-3 308 6/30/92 6 North Carolina Scottsville, Va. FA-’18 10/10
65 Boettger, Ike G 6-6 313 10/5/94 2 Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa W(KC)-’18 4/0
9 Bojorquez, Corey P 6-0 208 9/13/96 2 New Mexico Bellflower, Calif. W(NE)-’18 8/0*
13 Bolden Jr, Victor WR 5-8 178 4/4/95 3 Oregon State Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. FA-’18 6/0*
Brown, John WR 5-11 178 4/3/90 6 Pittsburg State Homestead, Fla. FA-’19 16/15*
20 Bush, Rafael S 5-11 203 5/12/87 9 South Carolina State Williston, S.C. FA-’18 15/7
7 Carter, Cory P 5-11 220 3/5/94 2 Texas Southern Raymond, Miss. FA-’17 0*
80 Croom, Jason TE 6-5 246 2/28/94 2 Tennessee Norcross, Ga. FA-’17 15/3
73 Dawkins, Dion T 6-5 320 4/26/94 3 Temple Rahway, N.J. D2b-’17 16/16
42 DiMarco, Patrick FB 6-1 234 4/30/89 9 South Carolina Altamonte Springs, Fla. FA-’17 16/5
62 Ducasse, Vladimir G 6-5 329 10/15/87 10 Massachusetts Port-au-Prince, Haiti FA-’17 10/9
49 Edmunds, Tremaine LB 6-5 250 5/2/98 2 Virginia Tech Ringgold, Va. D1b-’18 15/15
76 Feliciano, Jon G 6-4 325 2/10/92 5 Miami Davie, Fla. FA-’19 13/4*
69 Ferguson, Reid LS 6-2 235 3/24/94 3 Louisiana State Buford, Ga. FA-’16 16/0
84 Fisher, Jake TE 6-6 282 4/23/93 5 Oregon Traverse City, Mich. FA-’19 11/1*
16 Foster, Robert WR 6-2 196 5/7/94 2 Alabama Monaca, Pa. FA-’18 13/3
Gaines, E.J. CB 5-10 190 2/23/92 6 Missouri Independence, Mo. FA-’19 6/2*
Gore, Frank RB 5-9 212 5/14/83 15 Miami Coral Gables, Fla. FA-’19 14/14*
Harold, Eli DE 6-3 243 1/20/94 5 Virginia Virginia Beach, Va. FA-’19 13/0*
4 Hauschka, Stephen K 6-4 210 6/29/85 12 Middlebury Needham, Mass. FA-’17 16/0
55 Hughes, Jerry DE 6-2 254 8/13/88 10 Texas Christian Sugar Land, Texas T(Ind)-’13 16/16
23 Hyde, Micah S 6-0 197 12/31/90 7 Iowa Fostoria, Ohio FA-’17 15/15
36 Johnson, Kevin CB 6-0 185 8/5/92 5 Wake Forest Clarksville, Md. FA-’19 1/1*
24 Johnson, Taron CB 5-11 192 7/27/96 2 Weber State Sacramento, Calif. D4-’18 11/2
11 Jones, Zay WR 6-2 200 3/30/95 3 East Carolina Austin, Texas D2a-’17 16/15
81 Kroft, Tyler TE 6-6 252 10/15/92 5 Rutgers Downingtown, Pa. FA-’19 5/2*
44 Lacey, Deon LB 6-3 235 7/18/90 3 West Alabama Brighton, Ala. W(Mia)-’17 16/0
90 Lawson, Shaq DE 6-3 267 6/17/94 4 Clemson Central, S.C. D1-’16 14/6
38 Lewis, Ryan CB 6-0 185 4/15/94 2 Pittsburgh Seattle, Wash. W(NE)-’18 7/3
61 Long, Spencer C/G 6-5 318 11/8/90 6 Nebraska Elkhorn, Neb. FA-’19 13/13*
98 Lotulelei, Star DT 6-2 315 12/20/89 7 Utah South Jordan, Utah FA-’18 16/16
31 Marlowe, Dean S 6-1 208 7/25/92 3 James Madison Queens, N.Y. FA-’17 2/1
14 McCloud III, Ray-Ray WR 5-9 190 10/15/96 2 Clemson Tampa, Fla. D6-18 10/1
25 McCoy, LeSean RB 5-11 210 7/12/88 11 Pittsburgh Harrisburg, Pa. T(Phil)-15 14/13
68 McDermott, Conor T 6-8 305 10/19/92 3 UCLA Nashville, Tenn. W(NE)-’17 5/0
19 McKenzie, Isaiah WR 5-8 173 4/9/95 3 Georgia Miami, Fla. W(Den)-’18 8/1*
58 Milano, Matt LB 6-0 223 7/28/94 3 Boston College Orlando, Fla. D5a-17 13/13
60 Morse, Mitch C 6-6 305 4/21/92 5 Missouri Austin, Texas FA-’19 11/11*
22 Murphy, Marcus RB 5-9 195 10/3/91 4 Missouri DeSoto, Texas FA-’17 11/1
93 Murphy, Trent DE 6-6 260 12/22/90 6 Stanford Phoenix, Ariz. FA-’18 13/10
29 Neal, Siran S 6-0 206 8/4/94 2 Jacksonville State Eufaula, Ala. D5a-18 16/0
Nsekhe, Ty T 6-8 330 10/27/85 5 Texas State Austin, Texas FA-’19 14/5*
91 Peko, Kyle DT 6-1 305 7/25/93 2 Oregon State La Habra, Calif. FA-’18 0/0*
Perry, Senorise RB 6-0 210 9/19/91 5 Louisville Summerville, Ga. FA-’19 16/0*
99 Phillips, Harrison DT 6-3 307 1/25/96 2 Stanford Omaha, Neb. D3-’18 16/0
97 Phillips, Jordan DT 6-6 341 9/21/92 5 Oklahoma Towanda, Kan. W(Mia)-’18 16/0*
30 Pitts, Lafayette CB 5-11 195 9/24/92 4 Pittsburgh Duquesne, Pa. W(Jax)-’17 16/0
21 Poyer, Jordan S 6-0 191 4/25/91 7 Oregon State The Dalles, Ore. FA-’17 16/16
37 Rice, Denzel CB 6-0 185 3/31/93 3 Coastal Carolina Winston-Salem, N.C. FA-’18 12/0*
Roberts, Andre WR 5-11 195 1/9/88 9 The Citadel Columbia, S.C. FA-’19 16/1*
71 Sirles, Jeremiah T/G 6-6 315 8/8/91 6 Nebraska Lakewood, Colo. FA-’18 12/5
Spain, Quinton G 6-4 330 8/7/91 5 West Virginia Petersburg, Va. FA-’19 15/15*
51 Stanford, Julian LB 6-1 230 9/2/90 7 Wagner Bloomfield, Conn. FA-’18 13/1
75 Teller, Wyatt G 6-4 314 11/21/94 2 Virginia Tech Bealton, Va. D5b-’18 8/7
96 Thomas, Robert DT 6-1 316 2/18/91 3 Arkansas Muskogee, Okla. FA-’18 2/0
52 Thompson, Corey LB 6-1 222 12/23/93 2 Louisiana State Missouri City, Texas FA-’18 6/1
Waddle, LaAdrian T 6-6 315 7/21/91 6 Texas Tech College Station, Texas FA-’19 16/3*
39 Wallace, Levi CB 6-0 179 6/12/95 2 Alabama Tucson, Ariz. FA-’18 7/7
27 White, Tre’Davious CB 5-11 192 1/16/95 3 Louisiana State Shreveport, La. D1-’17 16/16
54 Yarbrough, Eddie DE 6-3 259 4/24/93 3 Wyoming Aurora, Colo. FA-’17 15/0
Yeldon, T.J. RB 6-1 223 102/93 5 Alabama Daphne, Ala. FA-’19 14/5*

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* M. Alexander played 9 games with Seattle in ’18; Beasley played 16 games with Dallas; Bolden Jr played 4 games with San Francisco;
Brown played 16 games with Baltimore; Carter missed the ’18 season because of injury; Feliciano played 13 games with Oakland;
Fisher played 11 games with Cincinnati; Gaines played 6 games with Cleveland; Gore played 14 games with Miami; Harold played 13
games with Detroit; K. Johnson played 1 game with Houston; Kroft played 5 games with Cincinnati; Long played 13 games with New
York Jets; McKenzie jplayed 1 game with Denver and 7 with Buffalo; Morse played 11 games with Kansas City; Nsekhe played 14 games
with Redskins; Peko joined the Buffalo practice squad in September after being released by Denver; Perry played 16 games with Miami;
Phillips played 4 games with Miami and 12 games with Buffalo; Rice played 8 games with Cleveland; Roberts played 16 games with
New York Jets; Spain played 15 games with Tennessee; Waddle played 16 games with New England; Yeldon played 14 games with
Jacksonville.

Also played with Bills in ’18—WR Kelvin Benjamin (12 games), C Russell Bodine (10), P Matt Darr (5), CB Vontae Davis (1),
CB Phillip Gaines (7), WR Andre Holmes (12), LB Ramon Humber (9), CB Dontae Johnson (1), RB Taiwan Jones (6),
WR Jeremy Kerley (1), TE Khari Lee (2), T Marshall Newhouse (3), LB Nate Orchard (3), QB Nathan Peterman (4), WR Terrelle Pryor (2),
P Colton Schmidt (3), WR Deonte Thompson (5), DT Adolphus Washington (1).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Dodson, Tyrel LB 6-0 237 6/25/98 Texas A&M Franklin, Tenn. FA
Easley, Nick WR 5-11 203 1/14/97 Iowa Newton, Iowa FA
Foggie, Juwan LB 6-0 235 11/2/95 Charlotte High Point, N.C. FA
Ford, Cody T 6-3 329 12/28/96 Oklahoma Pineville, La. D2
Ford, Keith (1) RB 5-10 219 4/18/94 Texas A&M Cypress, Texas FA-’18
Hance, Blake OL 6-5 305 1/11/96 Northwestern Jacksonville, Ill. FA
Jackson, Tyree QB 6-7 249 11/7/97 Buffalo Norton Shores, Mich. FA
Johnson, Darryl DE 6-6 253 4/4/97 North Carolina A&T Kingsland, Ga. D7a
Johnson, Jaquan S 5-10 191 11/6/95 Miami Miami, Fla. D6
Joseph, Vosean LB 6-1 230 12/15/97 Florida Miami, Fla. D5
Knox, Dawson TE 6-4 254 11/14/96 Mississippi Brentwood, Tenn. D3b
Lewis, Cam CB 5-9 183 4/13/97 Buffalo Detroit, Mich. FA
Love, Mike (1) DE 6-3 255 1/22/94 South Florida Clearwater, Fla. FA-’18
McLaughlin, Chase K 5-11 187 4/9/96 Illinois Cypress, Texas FA
Oliver, Ed DT 6-1 287 12/12/97 Houston Houston, Texas D1
Phillips, Cam (1) WR 6-0 201 12/16/95 Virginia Tech Laurel, Md. FA-’18
Scott, Da'Mari (1) WR 6-0 205 8/8/95 Fresno State Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’18
Sills, David WR 6-3 211 5/29/96 West Virginia Wilmington, Del. FA
Singletary, Devin RB 5-7 203 9/3/97 Florida Atlantic Deerfield Beach, Fla. D3a
Sweeney, Tommy TE 6-4 251 7/1/95 Boston College Ramsey, N.J. D7b
Wade, Christian RB 5-9 196 5/15/91 St. Mary's (UK) Slough, England IPP
Williams, Duke (1) WR 6-3 225 5/13/93 Auburn Reserve, La. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform

Log on to www.buffalobills.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Sean McDermott
Pro Career: McDermott was named
Buffalo’s 19th head coach on January 11,
2017. He enters his third season as
Buffalo’s head coach and his 21st season in
the NFL ranks. McDermott joined the Bills
after spending six seasons as the defensive
coordinator of the Carolina Panthers. In his
first year in Buffalo, McDermott led the Bills
to their first playoff berth since 1999 with a
9-7 record. He became the third coach in
Bills history to earn a playoff berth in his first
season at the helm, joining Joe Collier
(1966) and Wade Phillips (1998). The Bills
finished 7th in the NFL turnover differential
(+9), 10th in the NFL in fewest penalties
(98), and 7th in special teams statistics. The
2017 Bills also won six home games for the
first time since 1999. In his second year in
Buffalo, McDermott led the Bills to a 6-10
record and the NFL’s second-ranked
defense. Career record: 15-18.
Background: An All-Atlantic 10 Conference
choice at safety for William & Mary as a
senior in 1997, McDermott graduated with a
degree in finance and began his coaching
career as a graduate assistant at his alma
mater in 1998.
Personal: Born on March 21, 1974. He and
his wife, Jamie, have three children.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Bob Babich, linebackers; born February 20,
1961, Aliquippa, Penn. Linebacker Tulsa
1981-82. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Tulsa 1984-87, Wisconsin
1988-89, Tulsa 1990, Bowling Green 1991,
East Carolina 1992-93, Pittsburgh 1994-96,
North Dakota State (head coach) 1997-
2002. Pro coach: St. Louis Rams 2003,
Chicago Bears 2004-12, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2013-15, San Diego Chargers
2016, joined Bills in 2017.
Bobby Babich, safeties; born July 30, 1983,
Tulsa, Okla. Cornerback North Dakota State
2002-05. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Kent State 2006, Eastern
Illinois 2007-10, Edinboro 2016, Florida
International 2016. Pro coach: Carolina
Panthers 2011-12, Cleveland Browns 2013-
15, joined Bills in 2017.
Rob Boras, tight ends; born September 30,
1970, Glen Ellyn, Ill. Center DePauw 1988-
1991. No pro playing experience. College
coach: DePauw 1992-93, Texas 1994-97,
Benedictine (head coach) 1998, Nevada-
Las Vegas 1999-2003. Pro coach: Chicago
Bears 2004-09, Jacksonville Jaguars 2010-
11, St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams 2012-16,
joined Bills in 2017.
John Butler, defensive backs; born April 3,
1973, Abington, Pa. Defensive back Catholic
University 1991-94. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Catholic University
1995-96, Texas 1997-98, Midwestern State
1999-2000, Texas State 2001-02, Harvard
2003-06, Minnesota 2007-10, South
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Carolina 2011, Penn State 2012-13. Pro
coach: Houston Texans 2014-17, joined
Bills in 2018.
Eric Ciano, head strength and conditioning;
born August 8, 1973, Waltham, Mass.
Offensive line Springfield (Mass.) College
1993-97. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Tennessee 1997-99, 2002-
04, Louisiana Tech 2000-02, Georgia Tech
2005-09. Pro coach: Joined Bills in 2010.
Brian Daboll, offensive coordinator; born
April 14, 1975, Welland, Ont., Canada.
Safety Rochester 1995-97. No pro playing
experience. College coach: William & Mary
1997, Michigan State 1998-99, Alabama
2017. Pro coach: New England Patriots
2000-06, 2013-16, New York Jets 2007-08,
Cleveland Browns 2009-10, Miami Dolphins
2011, Kansas City Chiefs 2012, joined Bills
in 2018.
Ken Dorsey, quarterbacks; born April 22,
1981, Orinda, Calif. Quarterback: Miami
1999-2002. Pro quarterback: San Francisco
49ers 2003-05, Cleveland Browns 2006-08,
Toronto Argonauts (CFL) 2010. Pro scout:
Carolina Panthers 2011-12. Pro coach:
Carolina Panthers 2013-17, joined Bills in
2019.
John Egorugwu, defensive quality con-
trol/asst. linebackers; born May 21, 1986,
Kansas City, Mo. Linebacker Williams Jewell
College 2005-08. College coach: William
Jewell College 2010-12, Missouri 2012-14,
Missouri State 2015. Pro coach: Baltimore
Ravens 2015-16, joined Bills in 2017.
Heath Farwell, special teams coordinator;
born December 31, 1981, Corona, Calif.
Linebacker San Jose State 2000. San Diego
State 2001-04. Pro linebacker Minnesota
Vikings 2005-10, Seattle Seahawks 2011-
14. Pro coach: Seattle Seahawks 2016-17,
Carolina Panthers 2018, joined Bills in 2019.
Leslie Frazier, defensive coordinator; born
April 3, 1959, Columbus, Miss. Defensive
back Alcorn State 1978-80. Pro defensive
back Chicago Bears 1981-86. College
coach: Trinity (head coach) 1988-1996,
Illinois 1997-98. Pro coach: Philadelphia
Eagles 1999-2002, Cincinnati Bengals
2003-04, Indianapolis Colts 2005-06,
Minnesota Vikings 2007-13 (head coach
2011-13), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2014-15,
Baltimore Ravens 2016, joined Bills in 2017.
Chad Hall, wide receivers; born May 23,
1986, Atlanta, Ga. Wide receiver Air Force
2004-08. Pro wide receiver Philadelphia
Eagles 2010-12, San Franccisco 49ers
2012-13, Kansas City Chiefs 2013,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2014. Pro coach:
Joined Bills in 2017.
Terry Heffernan, asst. offensive line; born
October 12, 1980, Utica, N.Y. Center:
Dayton 1999-2002. No pro experience.
College graduate assistant: Cumberland
2003, Louisville 2004, Michigan 2005-06.
College coach: Wayne State 2007-12,
Eastern Kentucky 2016-18. Pro coach:
Detroit Lions 2013-15, joined Bills in 2019.
Bobby Johnson, offensive line; born
February 28, 1973, Akron, Ohio. Offensive
Tackle: Miami (OH) 1991-94. No pro experi-
ence. College coach: Akron 1995-98, Miami
(OH) 1999-2004, Indiana 2005-09. Pro
coach: Buffalo Bills 2010-11, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2012, Detroit Lions 2013-14,
Oakland Raiders 2015-17, Indianapolis
Colts 2018, re-joined the Bills in 2019.
Marc Lubick, offensive quality con-
trol/defense special projects; born
November 13, 1977, Bozeman, Mont.
Safety Montana State 1996-99. College
coach: Colorado State 2000-02, 2005-09,
Vanderbilt 2014. Pro coach: St. Louis Rams
2003-04, Houston Texans 2010-13, Denver
Broncos 2015-16, joined Bills in 2017.
Jim Salgado, defensive assistant; born
November 12, 1971, New Hyde Park, N.Y.
Cornerback Hofstra 1990-93. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Hofstra
1994, Western Connecticut 1994-95,
Boston 1996-97, Millersville 1997-99,
Northeastern 2000-01, Hofstra 2002-03,
Northeastern 2004, Syracuse 2005-08,
Cornell 2009, Princeton 2010-16. Pro
coach: Joined Bills in 2017.
Kelly Skipper, running backs; born July 25,
1967, Brawley, Calif. Running back Fresno
State 1984-88. No pro experience. College
coach: Fresno State 1989-97, UCLA 1988-
2002, Washington State 2003-06. Pro
coach: Oakland Raiders 2007-14,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2015-16, joined Bills in
2017.
Matthew Smiley, asst. special teams; born
October 2, 1978, Hoopeston, Ill. Wide
receiver Illinois 1997-2001. No pro experi-
ence. College coach: Dartmouth 2005-06,
Eureka 2007-08, Eastern Illinois 2009-11,
Charleston Southern 2012. Pro coach:
Jacksonville Jaguars 2013-16, joined Bills in
2017.
Bill Teerlinck, defensive line; born July 23,
1978, Champaign, Ill. Defensive end
Chadron State 1998-2002. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Indiana 2003-
04, Illinois State 2005-06, Nevada 2013-16.
Pro coach: Indianapolis Colts 2007-11,
joined Bills in 2017.
Shea Tierney, offensive assistant; born
October 19, 1986, Philadelphia, Pa.
Attended North Carolina State. No college or
pro experience. College coach: North
Carolina State 2010-12, Alabama 2016-17.
Pro coach: Philadelphia Eagles 2013-15,
joined Bills in 2018.
Aaron Whitecotton, asst. defensive line;
born November 25, 1981, Charlotte, N.C.
Attended South Carolina, UNC-Charlotte. No
pro playing experience. College coach: New
Mexico State 2012. Pro coach: Jacksonville
Jaguars 2013-16, joined Bills in 2017.
Matt Worswick, asst. to the head coach;
born May 6, 1991, Glen Cove, N.Y. Attended
Marquette. No college or pro playing experi-
ence. Pro coach: Carolina Panthers (football
ops assistant) 2016, joined Bills in 2017.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
President: Mike Brown (362-441-4)
Executive Vice President: Katie Blackburn Records include postseason games
Vice President – Player Personnel: 1968-75 Paul Brown..................55-59-1
Paul Brown 1976-78 Bill Johnson* ..............18-15-0
Vice President: Troy Blackburn 1978-79 Homer Rice ...................8-19-0
Vice President – Chief Marketing Officer: 1980-83 Forrest Gregg ..............34-27-0
Brian Sells 1984-91 Sam Wyche.................64-68-0
Director of Operations: Jeff Brickner 1992-96 Dave Shula**..............19-52-0
Chief Financial Officer: Johanna Kappner 1996-2000 Bruce Coslet*** .........21-39-0
Director of Business Development: 2000-02 Dick LeBeau ................12-33-0
Bob Bedinghaus 2003-18 Marvin Lewis...........131-129-3
Managing Director of Paul Brown * Resigned after five games in 1978
Stadium: Eric Brown ** Released after seven games in 1996
*** Resigned after three games in 2000
Senior Director of Technology: Jake Kiser
American Football Conference Bengals.com Editor: Geoff Hobson
North Division Director of Security: Rusty Guy PAID ATTENDANCE
Team Colors: Black, Orange, and White Director of Ticket Sales and Service: Home 384,013 Away 492,657
One Paul Brown Stadium Duane Haring Total 876,670
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-3492 Director of Ticket Operations: Tim Kelly Single-game home record,
Telephone: (513) 621-3550 Director of Player Relations: Eric Ball 66,188 (10/28/07)
Ticket Office (513) 621-TDTD (8383) Director of Player Personnel: Duke Tobin Single-season home record, 516,154
Director of Communications: (2006)
2019 SCHEDULE Emily Parker
PRESEASON Director of Media Relations: P.J. Combs 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Aug. 10 at Kansas City ....................8:00 Director of Coaching Operations: Round Name Pos. College
Aug. 15 at Washington ....................7:30 Doug Rosfeld 1 Jonah Williams T Alabama
Aug. 22 New York Giants ................7:00 Head Certified Athletic Trainer: 2 Drew Sample TE Washington
Aug. 29 Indianapolis.......................7:00 Paul Sparling 3 Germaine Pratt LB North Carolina St.
Equipment Manager: Adam Knollman 4 Ryan Finley QB North Carolina St.
REGULAR SEASON Video Director: Travis Brammer Renell Wren DT Arizona St.
Sep. 8 at Seattle............................4:05 Michael Jordan G/C Ohio St.
Sep. 15 San Francisco ...................1:00 6 Trayveon Williams HB Texas A&M
Sep. 22 at Buffalo ...........................1:00 Deshaun Davis LB Auburn
Sep. 30 at Pittsburgh (Mon) ............8:15 Rodney Anderson HB Oklahoma
Oct. 6 Arizona ..............................1:00 7 Jordan Brown CB South Dakota St.
Oct. 13 at Baltimore........................1:00
Oct. 20 Jacksonville.......................1:00
Oct. 27 at Los Angeles Rams (London) 1:00
Nov. 3 BYE
Nov. 10 Baltimore...........................1:00
Nov. 17 at Oakland ..........................4:25
Nov. 24 Pittsburgh..........................1:00
Dec. 1 New York Jets ...................1:00
Dec. 8 at Cleveland .......................1:00
Dec. 15 New England .....................1:00
Dec. 22 at Miami.............................1:00
Dec. 29 Cleveland ..........................1:00
* All times ET
Stadium: Paul Brown Stadium
(opened in 2000)
•Capacity: 65,515
One Paul Brown Stadium
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202-3492
Playing Surface: Twenty-Four/Seven
synthetic turf system
Training Camp: Paul Brown Stadium
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Dalton 365 226 2566 7.03 21 11 21/157 89.6
08/09 W 30-27 Chicago Driskel 176 105 1003 5.70 6 2 16/122 82.2
08/18 W 21-13 at Dallas Boyd 1 0 0 0.00 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/26 W 26-13 at Buffalo Bengals 542 331 3569 6.58 27 13 37/279 87.0
08/30 L 26-27 Indianapolis Opponents 584 389 4587 7.85 32 12 34/173 100.0

REGULAR SEASON (6-10) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Williams 5 131 26.2 58t 1
09/09 W 34-23 at Indianapolis Bullock 0 0 0 39/41 19/23 0 96 Bates 3 42 14.0 21t 1
09/13 W 34-23 Baltimore Mixon 8 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 P. Brown 2 20 10.0 18 0
09/23 L 21-31 at Carolina Boyd 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 42 Johnson 1 22 22.0 22t 1
09/30 W 37-36 at Atlanta Ross 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 42 Evans 1 7 7.0 7 0
10/07 W 27-17 Miami Green 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Bengals 12 222 18.5 58t 3
10/14 L 21-28 Pittsburgh Bernard 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Opponents 13 221 17.0 78 1
10/21 L 10-45 at Kansas City Uzomah 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
10/28 W 37-34 Tampa Bay Driskel 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/11 L 14-51 New Orleans Core 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 Huber 71 3119 43.9 29 69
11/18 L 21-24 at Baltimore Bates 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Bengals 72 3119 43.3 29 69
11/25 L 20-35 Cleveland Eifert 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 54 2284 42.3 22 69
12/02 L 10-24 Denver Fejedelem 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/09 L 21-26 at L.A. Chargers Hubbard 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/16 W 30-16 Oakland Johnson 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/23 L 18-26 at Cleveland Lengel 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Erickson 20 20 212 10.6 38 0
12/30 L 13-16 at Pittsburgh Williams 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Phillips 2 1 24 12.0 16 0
Bengals 13 27 5 39/41 19/23 0 368 Bengals 22 21 236 10.7 38 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Opponents 17 32 2 44/46 33/36 0 455 Opponents 30 24 220 7.3 71t 1
Bengals 69 125 55 119 0 — 368 2-Pt Conv: Core.
Opponents 59 203 109 84 0 — 455 Bengals 1-4, Opponents KICKOFF
RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
2018 TEAM STATISTICS RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Erickson 40 1049 26.2 77 0
Bengals Opp. Mixon 237 1168 4.9 51 8 Bernard 2 25 12.5 14 0
Total First Downs 304 372 Bernard 56 211 3.8 23 3 Wilson 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0
Rushing 92 125 Driskel 25 130 5.2 27t 2 Bengals 43 1071 24.9 77 0
Passing 182 221 Dalton 16 99 6.2 21 0 Opponents 31 705 22.7 53 0
Penalty 30 26 Walton 14 34 2.4 10 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 69/187 109/223 Erickson 3 22 7.3 14 0 FIELD
3rd Down Pct. 36.9 48.9 Ross 4 9 2.3 7 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
4th Down: Made/Att 9/17 11/17 Fejedelem 2 6 3.0 6 0 Bullock 0/0 4/4 7/8 6/6 2/5
4th Down Pct. 52.9 64.7 Boyd 2 3 1.5 5 0 Bengals 0/0 4/4 7/8 6/6 2/5
Possession Avg. 27:27 32:33 Bengals 359 1682 4.7 51 13 Opponents 0/0 11/11 9/9 7/7 6/9
Total Net Yards 4972 6618 Opponents 466 2204 4.7 65t 17
Avg. Per Game 310.8 413.6 SACKS No.
Total Plays 938 1084 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Atkins 10.0
Avg. Per Play 5.3 6.1 Boyd 76 1028 13.5 49 7 Dunlap 8.0
Net Yards Rushing 1682 2204 Green 46 694 15.1 38t 6 Hubbard 6.0
Avg. Per Game 105.1 137.8 Uzomah 43 439 10.2 29 3 Billings 2.5
Total Rushes 359 466 Mixon 43 296 6.9 21 1 Evans 1.5
Net Yards Passing 3290 4414 Bernard 35 218 6.2 26 0 Ringo 1.5
Avg. Per Game 205.6 275.9 Ross 21 210 10.0 39t 7 Lawson 1.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 37/279 34/173 Erickson 20 167 8.4 28 0 Washington 1.0
Gross Yards 3569 4587 Eifert 15 179 11.9 29 1 Williams 1.0
Att./Completions 542/331 584/389 Core 13 160 12.3 30t 1 Willis 1.0
Completion Pct. 61.1 66.6 Walton 5 41 8.2 24 0 Johnson 0.5
Had Intercepted 13 12 Kroft 4 36 9.0 16 0 Bengals 34.0
Punts/Average 72/43.3 54/42.3 Tate 4 35 8.8 15 0 Opponents 37.0
Net Punting Avg. 72/39.4 54/37.6 Lengel 3 17 5.7 9 1
Penalties/Yards 114/957 113/944 Franks 2 37 18.5 32 0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 11/4 14/6 Malone 1 12 12.0 12 0
Touchdowns 45 51 Bengals 331 3569 10.8 49 27
Rushing 13 17 Opponents 389 4587 11.8 72t 32
Passing 27 32
Returns 5 2

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Corey Dillon, 1997-2003 ....................................................................8,061
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Ken Anderson, 1971-86 ...................................................................32,838
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Ken Anderson, 1971-86 ........................................................................197
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Chad Johnson, 2001-10........................................................................751
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Chad Johnson, 2001-10...................................................................10,783
Interceptions ...................................................................Ken Riley, 1969-83 .................................................................................65
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Kevin Huber, 2009-18 ..........................................................................45.1
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Adam Jones, 2010-17 .........................................................................11.4
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Adam Jones, 2010-17 .........................................................................26.4
Field Goals ......................................................................Jim Breech, 1980-92 ............................................................................225
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Pete Johnson, 1977-83...........................................................................70
Points..............................................................................Jim Breech, 1980-92 .........................................................................1,151
*Sacks............................................................................Carlos Dunlap, 2010-18 .......................................................................72.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Rudi Johnson, 2005...........................................................................1,458
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Andy Dalton, 2013 .............................................................................4,293
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Andy Dalton, 2013 ..................................................................................33
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................T.J. Houshmandzadeh, 2007 .................................................................112
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Chad Johnson, 2007..........................................................................1,440
Interceptions ...................................................................Deltha O’Neal, 2005 ................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Kevin Huber, 2014................................................................................46.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Lemar Parrish, 1974 ............................................................................18.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Adam Jones, 2014...............................................................................31.3
Field Goals ......................................................................Mike Nugent, 2011..................................................................................33
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Carl Pickens, 1995..................................................................................17
Points..............................................................................Mike Nugent, 2011................................................................................132
*Sacks............................................................................Carlos Dunlap, 2015 ............................................................................13.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Corey Dillon, 10-22-00..........................................................................278
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Boomer Esiason, 10-7-90 .....................................................................490
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Carson Palmer, 9-16-07 ............................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Carl Pickens, 10-11-98 ...........................................................................13
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Chad Johnson, 11-12-06 ......................................................................260
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Leon Hall, 12-21-08
Field Goals ......................................................................Shayne Graham, 11-11-07........................................................................7
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Larry Kinnebrew, 10-28-84 .......................................................................4
Corey Dillon, 12-4-97................................................................................4
Marvin Jones, 10-27-13............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Larry Kinnebrew, 10-28-84 .....................................................................24
Corey Dillon, 12-4-97..............................................................................24
Marvin Jones, 10-27-13..........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Antwan Odom, 9-20-09 .........................................................................5.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
97 Atkins, Geno DT 6-1 300 3/28/88 10 Georgia Pembroke Pines, Fla. D4a-’10 16/16
30 Bates, Jessie, III S 6-1 200 2/26/97 2 Wake Forest Fort Wayne, Ind. D2-’18 16/16
25 Bernard, Giovani HB 5-9 205 11/22/91 7 North Carolina Boca Raton, Fla. D2a-’13 12/4
99 Billings, Andrew DT 6-1 325 3/6/95 4 Baylor Waco, Texas D4-’16 16/16
65 Boling, Clint G 6-5 305 5/9/89 9 Georgia Alpharetta, Ga. D4-’11 16/16
83 Boyd, Tyler WR 6-2 203 11/15/94 4 Pittsburgh Clairton, Pa. D2-’16 14/14
52 Brown, Preston LB 6-1 255 10/27/92 6 Louisville Cincinnati, Ohio UFA(Buff)-’18 7/7
4 Bullock, Randy K 5-9 210 12/16/89 8 Texas A&M Klein, Texas W(Pitt)-’16 16/0
82 Carter, Cethan H-B 6-3 245 9/5/95 3 Nebraska New Orleans, La. FA-’17 0*
16 Core, Cody WR 6-3 210 4/17/94 4 Mississippi Auburn, Ala. D6-’16 14/3
37 Cox, Demetrious S 6-0 200 4/20/94 2 Michigan State Jeannette, Pa. FA-’18 0*
14 Dalton, Andy QB 6-2 220 10/29/87 9 Texas Christian Katy, Texas D2-’11 11/11
21 Dennard, Darqueze CB 5-11 200 10/10/91 6 Michigan State Dry Branch, Ga. D1-’14 13/9
6 Driskel, Jeff QB 6-4 233 4/23/93 4 Louisiana Tech Oviedo, Fla. W(SF)-’16 9/5
96 Dunlap, Carlos DE 6-6 280 2/28/89 10 Florida North Charleston, S.C. D2-’10 16/16
95 #Edebali, Kasim DE 6-2 253 8/17/89 6 Boston College Hamburg (Germany) FA-’18 1/0
85 Eifert, Tyler TE 6-6 255 9/8/90 7 Notre Dame Fort Wayne, Ind. D1-’13 4/2
12 Erickson, Alex WR 6-0 195 11/6/92 4 Wisconsin Darlington, Wis. FA-’16 16/6
50 Evans, Jordan LB 6-3 242 1/27/95 3 Oklahoma Norman, Okla. D6a-’17 14/5
42 Fejedelem, Clayton S 6-0 205 6/2/93 4 Illinois Lemont, Ill. D7-’16 16/1
88 Franks, Jordan TE 6-4 240 2/1/96 2 Central Florida Wakulla, Fla. FA-’18 6/0
98 Glasgow, Ryan DT 6-3 300 9/30/93 3 Michigan Aurora, Ill. D4c-’17 3/0
77 Glenn, Cordy T 6-6 345 9/18/89 8 Georgia Riverdale, Georgia T(Buff)-’18 13/13
18 Green, A.J. WR 6-4 210 7/31/88 9 Georgia Summerville, S.C. D1-’11 9/9
46 Harris, Clark LS 6-5 250 7/10/84 11 Rutgers Manahawkin, N.J. FA-’09 16/0
35 Harris, Davontae CB 5-11 200 1/21/95 2 Illinois State Wichita, Kan. D5a-’18 3/0
68 Hart, Bobby T 6-5 318 8/21/94 5 Florida State Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’18 16/16
41 Henderson, Trayvon S 6-0 209 8/15/95 2 Hawaii Sacramento, Calif. FA-’18 0*
66 Hopkins, Trey G/C 6-3 316 7/6/92 4 Texas Houston, Texas FA-’14 16/9
94 Hubbard, Sam DE 6-5 265 6/29/95 2 Ohio State Cincinnati, Ohio D3a-’18 16/0
10 Huber, Kevin P 6-1 210 7/16/85 11 Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio D5-’09 16/0
22 Jackson, William, III CB 6-0 196 10/27/92 4 Houston Houston, Texas D1-’16 16/16
45 Jefferson, Malik LB 6-2 241 11/15/96 2 Texas Mesquite, Texas D3b-’18 12/0
90 #Johnson, Michael DE 6-7 280 2/7/87 11 Georgia Tech Selma, Ala. FA-’15 15/15
27 Kirkpatrick, Dre CB 6-2 196 10/26/89 8 Alabama Gadsden, Ala. D1a-’12 13/13
58 Lawson, Carl DE 6-2 265 6/29/95 3 Auburn Alpharetta, Ga. D4a-’17 7/0
89 #Lengel, Matt TE 6-7 266 12/27/90 4 Eastern Kentucky Mechanicsburg, Pa. PS(Hou)-’18 11/2
80 Malone, Josh WR 6-3 205 3/21/96 3 Tennessee Gallatin, Tenn. D4b-’17 9/0
29 McRae, Tony CB 5-10 185 5/3/93 3 North Carolina A&T Laurinburg, N.C. FA-’17 12/1
67 Miller, John G 6-3 315 8/12/93 5 Louisville Miami, Fla. UFA(Buff)-’19 15/15*
28 Mixon, Joe HB 6-1 220 7/24/96 3 Oklahoma Oakley, Calif. D2-’17 14/13
56 Nickerson, Hardy LB 6-0 235 1/5/94 3 Illinois Oakland, Calif. FA-’17 16/7
23 Phillips, Darius CB 5-10 190 6/26/95 2 Western Michigan Detroit, Mich. D5c-’18 15/1
53 Price, Billy C 6-4 308 10/11/94 2 Ohio State Austintown, Ohio D1-’18 10/10
62 Redmond, Alex G 6-5 310 1/18/95 3 UCLA Cerritos, Calif. FA-’16 15/15
57 #Rey, Vincent LB 6-0 240 9/6/87 9 Duke Far Rockaway, N.Y. FA-’10 16/2
79 Ringo, Christian DT 6-1 307 3/10/92 4 Louisiana-Lafayette Jackson, Miss. PS(Dall.)-’18 6/0*
15 Ross, John WR 5-11 190 11/27/95 3 Washington Long Beach, Calif. D1-’17 13/11
20 Russell, KeiVarae CB 5-11 196 10/19/93 4 Notre Dame Everett, Wash. W(KC)-’16 7/1
86 Schreck, Mason TE 6-5 252 11/4/93 3 Buffalo Medina, Ohio D7-’17 6/0
69 Scott, Niles DT 6-2 315 9/30/95 2 Frostburg State Elkton, Md. PS(Den)-’18 6/0
71 #Smith, Andre T 6-4 325 1/25/87 11 Alabama Birmingham, Ala. FA-’18 11/0*
19 Tate, Auden WR 6-5 228 2/3/97 2 Florida State Irmo, S.C. D7c-’18 7/0
64 Taylor, Rod G 6-3 320 10/26/94 2 Mississippi Jackson, Miss. D7b-’18 0*
91 Tupou, Josh DT 6-3 345 5/2/94 3 Colorado Long Beach, Calif. FA-’17 6/0
87 Uzomah, C.J. TE 6-6 265 1/14/93 5 Auburn Suwanee, Ga. D5-’15 16/15
59 Vigil, Nick LB 6-2 240 8/20/93 4 Utah State Plain City, Utah D3-’16 11/10
24 Webb, B.W. CB 5-11 190 5/3/90 6 William & Mary Newport News, Va. UFA(NYG)-’19 16/13*
63 Westerman, Christian G 6-3 305 2/23/93 4 Arizona State Chandler, Ariz. D5-’16 14/0
36 Williams, Shawn S 6-0 212 5/13/91 7 Georgia Damascus, Ga. D3-’13 16/16
75 Willis, Jordan DE 6-4 275 5/2/95 3 Kansas State Kansas City, Mo. D3-’17 16/1
40 Wilson, Brandon S 5-10 200 7/27/94 3 Houston Shreveport, La. D6b-’17 16/0
72 Wynn, Kerry DE 6-5 264 2/12/91 6 Richmond Louisa, Va. UFA(NYG)-’19 14/5*

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* Carter missed ’18 season because of injury; Cox spent ’18 season on practice squad for both Arizona and Cincinnati; Henderson missed
’18 season because of injury; Miller played 15 games with Buffalo in ’18; Ringo played 1 game with Dallas and 5 with Cincinnati; Smith
played 8 games with Arizona and 3 games with Cincinnati; Taylor missed ’18 season because of injury; Webb played 16 games with
New York Giants; Wynn played 14 games with New York Giants.

# Unrestricted free agent; subject to developments.

Players lost through free agency (4): T Jake Fisher (Buff; 11 games in ’18), TE Tyler Kroft (Buff; 5), T Cedric Ogbuehi (Jax; 2),
QB Tom Savage (Det; 0).

Also played with Bengals in ’18—LB Brandon Bell (6 games), LB Vontaze Burfict (7), HB Tra Carson (2), HB Thomas Rawls (1),
HB Mark Walton (14), DT Adolphus Washington (4).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Akins, Curtis LB 6-1 235 9/28/95 Memphis Byhalia, Miss. FA
Anderson, Rodney HB 6-0 224 9/12/96 Oklahoma Katy, Texas D6c
Böhringer, Moritz (1) TE 6-5 243 10/16/93 Aalen (Germany) Aalen, Germany FA-’18
Brown, Andrew (1) DT 6-3 296 12/30/95 Virginia Chesapeake, Va. D5b-’18
Brown, Jordan CB 6-0 201 3/26/96 South Dakota State Scottsdale, Ariz. D7
Bryant, Ventell WR 6-3 209 8/24/96 Temple Tampa, Fla. FA
Chesley, Anthony CB 6-0 188 5/31/96 Coastal Carolina Temple Hills, Md. FA
Davis, Deshaun LB 5-11 234 12/31/95 Auburn Prichard, Ala. D6b
Dawkins, Noah LB 6-1 227 8/13/97 The Citadel Lyman, S.C. FA
Dolegala, Jake QB 6-7 242 10/7/96 Central Connecticut State Hamburg, N.Y. FA
Dugas, O’Shea G/OT 6-4 330 9/22/96 Louisiana Tech Lafayette, La. FA
Ellis, Jordan HB 5-10 229 3/22/96 Virginia Suwanee, Ga. FA
Finley, Ryan QB 6-4 213 12/26/94 North Carolina State Phoenix, Ariz. D4a
Flowers, Quinton (1) HB 5-10 211 12/2/94 South Florida Miami, Fla. FA-’18
Hall, Darrin HB 5-11 225 9/6/96 Pittsburgh Youngstown, Ohio W(Cle)
Jordan, Michael G/C 6-6 312 1/25/98 Ohio State Canton, Mich. D4c
Kinnel, Tyree S 5-11 207 1/31/97 Michigan Huber Heights, Ohio FA
Lundblade, Brad (1) C 6-3 300 9/21/95 Oklahoma State Argyle, Texas FA-’18
Morgan, Stanley WR 6-0 202 9/7/96 Nebraska New Orleans, La. FA
Perkins, Kent (1) OT 6-5 305 11/19/94 Texas Dallas, Texas FA-’17
Pratt, Germaine LB 6-3 240 5/21/96 North Carolina State High Point, N.C. D3
Sample, Drew TE 6-5 255 4/16/96 Washington Bellevue, Wash. D2
Sharp, Hunter (1) WR 5-11 198 4/25/94 Utah State Palmdale, Calif. FA-’18
Sheffield, Sterling LB 6-0 225 11/30/96 Maine Mullica Hill, N.J. FA
Sutherland, Keaton G/OT 6-5 316 2/12/97 Texas A&M Flower Mound, Texas FA
Vizcaino, Tristan K 6-2 210 7/31/96 Washington Chino Hills, Calif. FA
Vollert, Andrew (1) TE 6-5 245 3/15/95 Weber State San Mateo, Calif. FA-’18
Whitfield, Kermit (1) WR 5-8 192 10/8/93 Florida State Orlando, Fla. FA-’17
Williams, Jonah OT 6-5 302 11/17/97 Alabama Folsom, Calif. D1
Williams, Trayveon HB 5-8 206 10/18/97 Texas A&M Houston, Texas D6a
Willis, Damion WR 6-3 204 6/20/97 Troy Meridian, Miss. FA
Worley, Chris (1) LB 6-1 238 9/15/95 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio FA-’18
Wren, Renell DT 6-5 318 10/23/95 Arizona State St. Louis, Mo. D4b

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.bengals.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Zac Taylor
Pro Career: Zac Taylor is in his first season as
Cincinnati Bengals head coach, after being
named the 10th head coach in team history on
Feb. 4, 2019. Taylor comes to Cincinnati after
two seasons with the L.A. Rams, where he
served as assistant wide receivers coach in
2017 and quarterbacks coach in 2018. Los
Angeles won the NFC West with a 13-3 regular-
season record and advanced to Super Bowl LIII
against the New England Patriots. Taylor broke
into NFL coaching in 2012 with the Miami
Dolphins as assistant quarterbacks coach. He
was elevated to quarterbacks coach from 2013-
15. He spent the final five games of 2015 as the
Dolphins’ interim offensive coordinator and pri-
mary play-caller. Career record: 0-0.
Background: Taylor played quartertback at
Wake Forest (2002-03), Butler County (KS) C.C.
(2004) and Nebraska (2005-06). In his senior
season of 2006, Taylor was named Big 12
Offensive Player of the Year after passing for
3,197 total yards and leading the Cornhuskers to
a 9-3 record, an appearance in the Big 12
Championship Game and a berth in the Cotton
Bowl. He was inducted into the Nebraska
Football Hall of Fame in 2017. He joined the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a college free agent in
2007, but was waived prior to the start of train-
ing camp. Later that year, he joined the Winnipeg
Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League,
where he spent one season (did not play). Taylor
coached collegiately at Texas A&M (2008-11)
and Cincinnati (2016).
Personal: Taylor was born on May 10, 1983, in
Norman, Okla. He earned a bachelor’s degree in
communication studies from Nebraska in 2006.
He and his wife, Sarah, have four children —
Brooks, Luke, Emma Claire and Milly. Sarah
Taylor is the daughter of former Green Bay
Packers and Texas A&M head coach Mike
Sherman. Taylor’s father, Sherwood, was a
defensive back and captain at Oklahoma (1976-
79). Sherwood Taylor later served as an assis-
tant coach at Oklahoma and Kansas State.
Taylor’s brother, Press, played quarterback at
Marshall and is currently quarterbacks coach for
the Philadelphia Eagles.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Lou Anarumo, defensive coordinator; born
August 18, 1966, Staten Island, N.Y. Attended
Wagner. No pro playing experience. College
coach: U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 1989-
90, 1992-94, Wagner 1990, Syracuse 1990-91,
Harvard 1995-2000, Marshall 2001-03, Purdue
2004-11. Pro coach: Miami Dolphins 2012-17,
N.Y. Giants 2018, joined Bengals in 2019.
Bob Bicknell, wide receivers; born November
13, 1969, Holliston, Mass. Tight end Boston
College 1989-1991. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Boston University 1993-97,
Temple 2006, Baylor 2017. Pro coach: Frankfurt
Galaxy (NFLE) 1998-99, Berlin Thunder 2000-
03, Cologne Centurions (NFLE) 2004-05,
Kansas City Chiefs 2007-09, Buffalo Bills 2010-
12, Philadelphia Eagles 2013-15, San Francisco
49ers 2016, joined Bengals in 2018.
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Joey Boese, strength and conditioning; born
Feb. 28, 1980, Chicago, Ill. Defensive back
Wisconsin 1998-2001. Pro defensive back
Calgary Stampeders (CFL) 2003-06. College
coach: Texas A&M 2008-11, Fresno State 2012-
15, Illinois 2016-18, joined Bengals in 2019.
Brian Callahan, offensive coordinator; born
June 10, 1984, Champaign, Ill. Quarterback
UCLA 2002-05. No pro playing experience.
College coach: UCLA 2006-07. Pro coach:
Denver Broncos 2010-15, Detroit Lions 2016-
17, Oakland Raiders 2018, joined Bengals in
2019.
James Casey, tight ends; born Sept. 22, 1984,
Fort Worth, Texas. Tight end Rice 2007-08. Pro
tight end/fullback Houston Texans 2009-12,
Philadelphia Eagles 2013-14, Denver Broncos
2015. College coach: Houston 2016-18. Pro
coach: Joined Bengals in 2019.
Gerald Chatman, defensive assistant; born June
18, 1988, Milwaukee, Wisc. Defensive tackle
Wisconsin-Oshkosh 2006-10. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Wisconsin-Oshkosh
2010-11, Ball State 2012-13, Butler 2014, Texas
A&M 2015, Elon 2016, Tennessee State 2017-
18. Pro coach: Joined Bengals 2019.
Brayden Coombs, asst. special teams; born
Oct. 24, 1986, Cincinnati, Ohio. Wide receiv-
er/defensive back Miami (OH) 2005-09. No pro
playing experience. Pro coach: Joined Bengals in
2012.
Mark Duffner, senior defensive assistant; born
July 19, 1953, Annandale, Va. Defensive line-
man William & Mary 1972-74. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Ohio State 1975-76,
Cincinnati 1977-80, Holy Cross 1981-91 (head
coach 1986-91), Maryland 1992-96 (head
coach). Pro coach: Cincinnati Bengals 1997-
2002, Green Bay Packers 2003-05, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2006-13, Miami Dolphins 2014-15,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2016-18, re-joined
Bengals in 2019.
Nick Eason, defensive line; born May 29, 1980,
Lyons, Ga. Defensive lineman Clemson 1998-
2002. Pro defensive tackle Denver Broncos
2003-04, Cleveland Browns 2004-06,
Pittsburgh Steelers 2007-10, Arizona Cardinals
2011-12. Pro coach Cleveland Browns 2013,
Tennessee Titans 2014-17, joined Bengals in
2019.
Todd Hunt, asst. strength and conditioning; born
Feb. 11, 1992, Stamford, Conn. Defensive end
Fresno State 2012-15. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Fresno State 2016-17,
Illinois 2018. Pro coach: Joined Bengals in
2019.
Daronte Jones, secondary/cornerbacks; born
November 11, 1978, Annapolis, Md. Defensive
back Temple 1996, Morgan State 1997-2000.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Lenoir-Rhyne 2001, Nicholls State 2002, Bowie
State 2005-09, UCLA 2010, Hawaii 2012-14,
Wisconsin 2015. Pro coach: Montreal Allouettes
(CFL) 2011, Miami Dolphins 2016-17, joined
Bengals in 2018.
Jordan Kovacs, defensive quality control; born
June 12, 1990, Curtice, Ohio. Safety Michigan
2009-12. Pro safety Miami Dolphins 2013-15.
College coach: Michigan 2017-18. Pro coach:
Joined Bengals in 2019.
Brad Kragthorpe, offensive assistant; born
March 2, 1992, Flagstaff, Ariz. Quarterback
Idaho State 2011, Louisiana State 2012-15. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Utah
State 2016-17, Louisiana State 2018. Pro
coach: Joined Bengals in 2019.
Robert Livingston, secondary/safeties; born
Nov. 29, 1985, Hendersonville, N.C. Safety,
William & Mary 2007-09. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Furman 2010, Vanderbilt
2011. Pro coach: Joined Bengals (in player per-
sonnel) in 2012.
Tem Lukabu, linebackers; born August 6, 1981,
Avenel, N.J. Linebacker Colgate 2000-03. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Rutgers
2006-07, 2010-11, Rhode Island 2008-09,
Colgate 2014, Florida International 2015,
Mississippi State 2018. Pro coach: Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2012-13, San Francisco 49ers
2016-17, joined Bengals in 2019.
Ben Martin, asst. offensive line; born May 3,
1983, Boston, Mass. Offensive lineman Trinity
(CT) College 2001-05. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Curry (MA) College 2007,
Merrimack (MA) College 2008-09, Texas A&M
2010-11, Princeton 2012, Wagner College
2013, Union (N.Y.) College 2016-17, Bryant
2018. Pro coach: Miami Dolphins 2014-15,
joined Bengals 2019.
Dan Pitcher, asst. quarterbacks; born Jan. 13,
1987, Cortland, N.Y. Quarterback Cortland State
2008-11. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Cortland State 2012. Pro coach: Joined
Bengals in 2016.
Darrin Simmons, special teams coordinator;
born April 9, 1973, Elkhart, Kan. Punter Kansas
1993-95. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Kansas 1996, Minnesota 1997. Pro
coach: Baltimore Ravens 1998, Carolina
Panthers 1999-2002, joined Bengals in 2003.
Jemal Singleton, running backs; born Dec. 7,
1975, Incirlik, Turkey. Halfback Air Force 1996-
99. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Air Force 2000, 2003-10, Oklahoma State 2011-
14, Arkansas 2015. Pro coach: Indianapolis
Colts 2016-17, Oakland Raiders 2018, joined in
Bengals in 2019.
Garrett Swanson, asst. strength and condition-
ing; born June 24, 1994, Riverside, Calif.
Punter/kicker Fresno State 2012-15. Pro punter
Arizona Cardinals 2016. College coach: Illinois
2017-18. Pro coach: Joined Bengals in 2019.
Jim Turner, offensive line; born January 15,
1965, Boston, Mass. Fullback Boston College
1983-86. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Northeastern 1994-98, Louisiana Tech
1999, Harvard 2000-02, Temple 2003-05,
Delaware 2005-06, Texas A&M 2008-11, 2016-
18. Pro coach: Miami Dolphins 2012-13, joined
Bengals in 2019.
Alex Van Pelt, quarterbacks; born May 1, 1970,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Quarterback Pittsburgh 1989-92.
Pro quarterback Buffalo Bills 1995-2003.
College coach: Buffalo 2005. Pro coach:
Frankfurt Galaxy (NFLE) 2005, Buffalo Bills
2006-09, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2010-11,
Green Bay Packers 2012-17, joined Bengals in
2018.
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American Football Conference
North Division
Team Colors: Brown, Orange, and White
76 Lou Groza Blvd.
Berea, Ohio 44017
Telephone: (440) 891-5000
2019 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON
Aug. 8 Washington .......................7:30
Aug. 17 at Indianapolis ....................4:00
Aug. 23 at Tampa Bay .....................7:30
Aug. 29 Detroit ...............................7:30
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 8 Tennessee .........................1:00
Sep. 16 at New York Jets (Mon) ......8:15
Sep. 22 Los Angeles Rams.............8:20
Sep. 29 at Baltimore........................1:00
Oct. 7 at San Francisco (Mon) ......8:15
Oct. 13 Seattle...............................1:00
Oct. 20 BYE
Oct. 27 at New England ..................4:25
Nov. 3 at Denver............................4:25
Nov. 10 Buffalo...............................1:00
Nov. 14 Pittsburgh (Thu) ................8:20
Nov. 24 Miami ................................1:00
Dec. 1 at Pittsburgh.......................4:25
Dec. 8 Cincinnati ..........................1:00
Dec. 15 at Arizona...........................4:05
Dec. 22 Baltimore...........................1:00
Dec. 29 at Cincinnati .......................1:00
* All times ET
Stadium: FirstEnergy Stadium
(opened in 1999)
•Capacity: 67,431
100 Alfred Lerner Way
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
Playing Surface: Grass
Headquarters/Training Camp:
76 Lou Groza Boulevard
Berea, Ohio 44017
FIRSTENERGY STADIUM
CLEVELAND BROWNS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Jimmy Haslam (480-510-11)
Owner: Dee Haslam Records include postseason games
Owner/Executive Vice President: 1950-62 Paul Brown ................115-49-5
JW Johnson
General Manager: John Dorsey 1963-70 Blanton Collier ..............79-38-2
Assistant General Manager: Eliot Wolf 1971-74 Nick Skorich ................30-26-2
Chief Strategy Officer: Paul DePodesta 1975-77 Forrest Gregg* ............18-23-0
Executive Vice President, Chief Operating 1977 Dick Modzelewski ............0-1-0
Officer: David A. Jenkins 1978-84 Sam Rutigliano** ........47-52-0
Senior Vice President, Chief Human 1984-88 Marty Schottenheimer ..46-31-0
Resource Officer: Mike Nikolaus 1989-90 Bud Carson*** ............12-14-1
Special Advisor: Jim Brown
Senior Vice President, Marketing and 1990 Jim Shofner......................1-6-0
Media: Dave Freeman 1991-95 Bill Belichick ................37-45-0
Senior Vice President, Communications: 1999-2000 Chris Palmer ..................5-27-0
Peter John-Baptiste 2001-04 Butch Davis****..........24-36-0
Vice President, Stadium Operations: 2004 Terry Robiskie ..................1-4-0
Troy Brown 2005-08 Romeo Crennel ............24-40-0
Vice President, Football Administration: 2009-10 Eric Mangini ................10-22-0
Chris Cooper
Vice President, Operations: 2011-12 Pat Shurmur ..................9-23-0
Phil Dangerfield 2013 Rob Chudzinski ..............4-12-0
Vice President, Cleveland Browns 2014-15 Mike Pettine..................10-22-0
Foundation: Renee Harvey 2016-18 Hue Jackson# ..............3-36-1
Vice President, Player Personnel: 2018 Gregg Williams ................5-3-0
Alonzo Highsmith *Resigned after 13 games in 1977
Vice President, Research & Strategy: **Released after eight games in 1984
Ken Kovash ***Released after nine games in 1990
Vice President, Finance & Administration: ****Resigned after 11 games in 2004
Gregory Rush #Released after eight games in 2018
Vice President, Corporate Partnerships:
Mike Schoenbrun PAID ATTENDANCE
Vice President, Player Health &
Development: Joe Sheehan Home 495,706 Away 506,933
Vice President, Ticket Sales & Service: Total 1,002,639
Bob Sivik Single-game home record,
Vice President, Community Relations: 85,073 (9/21/70)
Jenner Tekancic Single-season home record, 620,496
Vice President, General Counsel: (1980)
Ted Tywang
Senior Director, Fan Experience & Special
Events: Carlos Oseguera 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Senior Director, Digital Media: Round Name Pos. College
Jeremy Zimmer 2 Greedy Williams DB Louisiana St.
Director, Scouting: Mike Cetta 3 Sione Takitaki LB Brigham Young
Director, Information Technology: 4 Sheldrick Redwine DB Miami
Brandon Covert 5 Mack Wilson LB Alabama
Director, Security: John Frain Austin Seibert K Oklahoma
Director, Football Operations:
Simon Gelan 6 Drew Forbes G Southeast Missouri
7 Donnie Lewis, Jr. DB Tulane
Director, Football Information Systems:
Seth Hooker
Director, Stadium Facilities: Don Husted
Director, Partnership Activation:
Bridget Kakos
Director, Content & Production:
Sara Kornokovich
Director, Membership Services:
Taylor Laurer
Director, College Scouting: Steve Malin
Director, Scoreboard Operations:
Kyle Millen
Director, Creative Services:
Chris Modarelli
Director, Business Analytics:
Joseph Moeller
Director, Stadium Operations: Brad Mohr
Director, Ownership Operations:
Katie Noble-Murphy
Director, Corporate Partnerships:
Sean Othen
Video Director: Rob Pavlas
Art Director: Mark Podolak
Director, Finance: Laurie Rice
Director, Pro Scouting: Dan Saganey
Head Equipment Manager: Brad Melland
Head Groundskeeper: Chris Powell
Manager, Player Engagement:
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Mayfield 486 310 3725 63.8 27 14 25/173 93.7
08/09 W 20-10 at N.Y. Giants Taylor 85 42 473 49.4 2 2 13/81 64.5
08/17 L 17-19 Buffalo Landry 2 1 63 50.0 0 0 0/0 95.8
08/23 W 5-0 Philadelphia Hilliard 1 0 0 0.0 0 1 0/0 0.0
08/30 W 35-17 at Detroit Browns 574 353 4261 61.5 29 17 38/254 88.8
Opponents 626 393 4370 62.8 21 17 37/245 83.4
REGULAR SEASON (7-8-1)
Date Result Opponent TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/09 T 21-21 Pittsburgh (OT) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Randall 4 59 14.8 50 0
09/16 L 18-21 at New Orleans Joseph 0 0 0 25/29 17/20 0 76 Ward 3 26 8.7 26 0
09/20 W 21-17 N.Y. Jets Chubb 8 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 60 Kirksey 2 17 8.5 13 0
09/30 L 42-45 at Oakland (OT) Callaway 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 32 Carrie 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/07 W 12-9 Baltimore (OT) Hyde 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Collins 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/14 L 14-38 L.A. Chargers Landry 1 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 E. Gaines 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/21 L 23-26 at Tampa Bay (OT) Higgins 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Mitchell 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/28 L 18-33 at Pittsburgh Njoku 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Peppers 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/04 L 21-37 Kansas City Johnson 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 22 Rice 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/11 W 28-16 Atlanta Fells 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Schobert 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/25 W 35-20 at Cincinnati Perriman 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Kindred 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
12/02 L 13-29 at Houston Gonzalez 0 0 0 3/5 2/5 0 9 Browns 17 100 5.9 50 0
12/09 W 26-20 Carolina DeValve 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 17 202 11.9 38t 2
12/15 W 17-16 at Denver Gordon 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/23 W 26-18 Cincinnati Taylor 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/30 L 24-26 at Baltimore Coley 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2 Colquitt 83 3767 45.4 32 79
(OT) Overtime Mayfield 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 2 Browns 85 3767 44.3 32 79
Browns 15 29 0 28/34 19/25 1 359 Opponents 71 3093 43.6 31 62
SCORE BY PERIODS Opponents 20 21 2 36/39 30/37 1 392
Browns 59 94 93 110 3 — 359 2-Pt Conv: Johnson 2, Callaway, Mayfield. PUNT
Opponents 64 136 86 100 6 — 392 Browns 4-10, Opponents 3-4 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
Peppers 25 22 219 8.8 33 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Callaway 5 1 61 12.2 37 0
Browns Opp. Chubb 192 996 5.2 92t 8 Landry 2 1 10 5.0 8 0
Total First Downs 314 377 Hyde 114 382 3.4 22 5 Browns 32 24 290 9.1 37 0
Rushing 93 130 Johnson 40 201 5.0 23 0 Opponents 37 22 397 10.7 49 0
Passing 189 216 Mayfield 39 131 3.4 35 0
Penalty 32 31 Taylor 16 125 7.8 24 1 KICKOFF
3rd Down: Made/Att 73/208 75/210 Landry 3 60 20.0 51 1 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
3rd Down Pct. 35.1 35.7 Callaway 2 7 3.5 15 0 Peppers 19 408 21.5 29 0
4th Down: Made/Att 9/21 13/20 Perriman 4 2 0.5 7 0 Hilliard 11 264 24.0 31 0
4th Down Pct. 42.9 65.0 Streater 1 -11 -11.0 -11 0 Callaway 8 143 17.9 35 0
Possession Avg. 28:24 31:36 Browns 411 1893 4.6 92t 15 Carrie 2 33 16.5 19 0
Total Net Yards 5900 6288 Opponents 459 2163 4.7 52 20 Landry 2 22 11.0 14 0
Avg. Per Game 368.8 393.0 Charles 1 12 12.0 12 0
Total Plays 1023 1122 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Vallejo 1 2 2.0 2 0
Avg. Per Play 5.8 5.6 Landry 81 976 12.0 51t 4 Browns 44 884 20.1 35 0
Net Yards Rushing 1893 2163 Njoku 56 639 11.4 66 4 Opponents 24 574 23.9 47 0
Avg. Per Game 118.3 135.2 Johnson 47 429 9.1 32 3
Total Rushes 411 459 Callaway 43 586 13.6 71 5 FIELD
Net Yards Passing 4007 4125 Higgins 39 572 14.7 40 4 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Avg. Per Game 250.4 257.8 Chubb 20 149 7.5 24 2 Joseph 0/0 4/4 7/7 5/7 1/2
Sacked/Yards Lost 38/254 37/245 Perriman 16 340 21.3 66 2 Gonzalez 0/0 0/0 2/2 0/2 0/1
Gross Yards 4261 4370 Ratley 13 144 11.1 27 0 Browns 0/0 4/4 9/9 5/9 1/3
Att./Completions 574/353 626/393 Fells 11 117 10.6 49t 3 Opponents 0/0 6/6 10/10 11/16 3/5
Completion Pct. 61.5 62.8 Hilliard 9 105 11.7 24 0
Had Intercepted 17 17 Hyde 6 29 4.8 9 0 SACKS No.
Punts/Average 85/44.3 71/43.6 DeValve 5 74 14.8 26 1 Garrett 13.5
Net Punting Avg. 85/38.2 71/38.4 Willies 3 61 20.3 39 0 Ogunjobi 5.5
Penalties/Yards 112/894 119/990 Charles 3 23 7.7 9 0 Avery 4.5
Fumbles/Ball Lost 19/7 27/14 Gordon 1 17 17.0 17t 1 Collins 4.0
Touchdowns 44 43 Browns 353 4261 12.1 71 29 Ogbah 3.0
Rushing 15 20 Opponents 393 4370 11.1 67 21 Schobert 3.0
Passing 29 21 Carrie 1.0
Returns 0 2 Peppers 1.0
Smith 1.0
Coley 0.5
Browns 37.0
Opponents 38.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jim Brown, 1957-65 ........................................................................12,312
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Brian Sipe, 1974-83 .........................................................................23,713
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Brian Sipe, 1974-83 ..............................................................................154
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Ozzie Newsome, 1978-90 .....................................................................662
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Ozzie Newsome, 1978-90 ..................................................................7,980
Interceptions ...................................................................Thom Darden, 1972-74, 1976-81 ...........................................................45
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Dave Zastudil, 2006-10 ........................................................................44.1
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Greg Pruitt, 1973-81 ............................................................................11.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Greg Pruitt, 1973-81 ............................................................................26.3
Field Goals ......................................................................Phil Dawson, 1999-2012 ......................................................................305
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Jim Brown, 1957-65 .............................................................................126
Points..............................................................................Lou Groza, 1950-59, 1961-67 ...........................................................1,349
*Sacks............................................................................Clay Matthews, 1978-93 ......................................................................62.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jim Brown, 1963 ...............................................................................1,863
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Brian Sipe, 1980 ................................................................................4,132
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Brian Sipe, 1980 .....................................................................................30
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Ozzie Newsome, 1983 ............................................................................89
Ozzie Newsome, 1984 ............................................................................89
Kellen Winslow, 2006..............................................................................89
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Josh Gordon, 2013 ............................................................................1,646
Interceptions ...................................................................Thom Darden, 1978 ................................................................................10
Anthony Henry, 2001 ..............................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Britton Colquitt, 2017 ...........................................................................47.6
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Leroy Kelly, 1965 .................................................................................15.6
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Billy Lefear, 1975 .................................................................................31.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Phil Dawson, 2008..................................................................................30
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Jim Brown, 1965 ....................................................................................21
Points..............................................................................Jim Brown, 1965 ..................................................................................126
*Sacks............................................................................Reggie Camp, 1984 .............................................................................14.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jerome Harrison, 12-20-09...................................................................286
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Josh McCown, 10-11-15 ......................................................................457
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Frank Ryan, 12-12-64 ...............................................................................5
Bill Nelsen, 11-2-69 ..................................................................................5
Brian Sipe, 10-7-79...................................................................................5
Kelly Holcomb, 11-28-04 ..........................................................................5
Derek Anderson, 9-16-07..........................................................................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Ozzie Newsome, 10-14-84......................................................................14
Josh Gordon, 11-24-13...........................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Josh Gordon, 12-1-13 .........................................................................261
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Anthony Henry, 11-18-01
Field Goals ......................................................................Phil Dawson, 11-5-06 ...............................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Dub Jones, 11-25-51............................................................................**6
Points..............................................................................Dub Jones, 11-25-51..............................................................................36
*Sacks............................................................................Andra Davis, 11-9-03.............................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
52 Armstrong, Ray-Ray LB 6-3 220 3/5/91 7 Miami Sanford, Fla. FA-’18 15/1
55 Avery, Genard LB 6-0 250 4/26/95 2 Memphis Grenada, Miss. D5-’18 16/5
13 t- Beckham Jr., Odell WR 5-11 198 11/5/92 6 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. T(NYG)-’19 12/12*
75 Bitonio, Joel OL 6-4 305 10/11/91 6 Nevada Long Beach, Calif. D2-’14 16/16
86 Brown, Pharaoh TE 6-6 258 5/4/94 2 Oregon Lyndhurst, Ohio FA-’18 0*
42 Burnett, Morgan DB 6-1 210 1/13/89 9 Georgia Tech College Park, Ga, FA-’19 11/2*
31 Burris, Juston DB 6-0 212 8/4/93 4 North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. FA-’19 8/0*
11 Callaway, Antonio WR 5-11 200 1/9/97 2 Florida Miami, Fla. D4-’18 16/11
38 Carrie, T.J. DB 6-0 204 7/28/90 6 Ohio Antioch, Calif. UFA(Oak)-’18 16/8
82 Charles, Orson TE 6-3 257 1/27/91 4 Georgia Tampa, Fla. FA-’19 13/2*
24 Chubb, Nick RB 5-11 227 12/27/95 2 Georgia Cedartown, Ga. D2b-’18 16/9
93 Coley, Trevon DL 6-1 310 7/13/94 3 Florida Atlantic Miami, Fla. FA-’17 16/14
4 Colquitt, Britton P 6-3 210 3/20/85 10 Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. FA-’16 16/0
63 Corbett, Austin OL 6-4 306 9/5/95 2 Nevada Sparks, Nev. D2a-’18 11/1
94 Davis, Carl DL 6-5 320 3/2/92 5 Iowa Sterling Heights, Mich. W(Balt)-’18 5/0
87 DeValve, Seth TE 6-3 245 1/29/93 4 Princeton Manchester, Conn. D4d-’16 13/4
33 Gaines, Phillip DB 6-0 193 4/4/91 6 Rice Concord, Mass. W(Buff)-’18 11/6
95 Garrett, Myles DL 6-4 272 12/29/95 3 Texas A&M Arlington, Texas D1a-’17 16/16
3 Gilbert, Garrett QB 6-4 230 7/1/91 2 Southern Methodist Austin, Texas FA-’19 1/0*
88 Harris, Demetrius TE 6-7 230 7/29/91 6 Miwaukee Jacksonville, Ark. UFA(KC)-’19 15/3*
69 Harrison, Desmond OL 6-6 295 10/8/93 2 West Georgia Houston, Texas FA-’18 8/8
81 Higgins, Rashard WR 6-1 198 10/7/94 4 Colorado State Dallas, Texas D5c-’16 13/1
25 Hilliard, Dontrell RB 5-11 202 2/26/95 2 Tulane Baton Rouge, La. FA-’18 11/0
74 Hubbard, Chris OL 6-4 295 4/23/91 6 Alabama-Birmingham Columbus, Ga. UFA(Pitt)-’18 16/16
47 Hughlett, Charley LS 6-4 248 5/16/90 5 Central Florida Tampa, Fla. FA-’14 16/0
27 Hunt, Kareem RB 5-11 216 8/6/95 3 Toledo Willoughby, Ohio FA-’19 11/11*
29 Johnson Jr., Duke RB 5-9 210 9/23/93 5 Miami Miami, Fla. D3a-’15 16/2
17 Joseph, Greg K 6-0 208 8/4/94 2 Florida Atlantic Johannesburg, South Africa FA-’18 14/0
58 Kirksey, Christian LB 6-2 235 8/31/92 6 Iowa St. Louis, Mo. D3a-’14 7/7
72 Kush, Eric OL 6-4 317 9/9/89 7 California (PA) Bridgeville, Pa. UFA(Chi)-’19 15/7*
70 Lamm, Kendall OL 6-5 310 6/5/92 5 Appalachian State Charlotte, N.C. UFA(Hou)-’19 15/13*
80 Landry, Jarvis WR 5-11 196 11/28/92 6 Louisiana State Metairie, La. T(Mia)-’18 16/14
6 Mayfield, Baker QB 6-1 215 4/14/95 2 Oklahoma Austin, Texas D1a-’18 14/13
39 Mitchell, Terrance DB 5-11 191 5/17/92 6 Oregon Sacramento, Calif. UFA(KC)-’18 8/7
22 t- Murray, Eric DB 5-11 199 1/7/94 4 Minnesota Riverside, Wis. T(KC)-’19 15/9*
85 Njoku, David TE 6-4 246 7/10/96 3 Miami Cedar Grove, N.J. D1c-’17 16/14
65 Ogunjobi, Larry DL 6-3 305 6/3/94 3 Charlotte Greensboro, N.C. D3-’17 16/16
41 Pipkins, Lenzy DB 6-0 196 11/7/93 3 Oklahoma State Arlington, Texas FA-’19 3/1*
91 Price, Brian DL 6-3 322 6/24/94 3 Texas-San Antonio Lafayette, Ind. FA-’18 13/1
23 Randall, Damarious DB 5-11 196 8/29/92 5 Arizona State Pensacola, Fla. T(GB)-’18 15/15
18 Ratley, Damion WR 6-2 200 4/16/95 2 Texas A&M Yoakum, Texas D6a-’18 13/3
98 Richardson, Sheldon DL 6-3 294 11/29/90 7 Missouri St. Louis, Mo. UFA(Minn)-’19 16/16*
78 Robinson, Greg OL 6-5 330 10/21/92 6 Auburn Thibodaux, La. FA-’18 16/8
53 Schobert, Joe LB 6-1 245 11/6/93 4 Wisconsin Waukesha, Wis. D4a-’16 13/13
50 Smith, Chris DL 6-1 266 2/11/92 6 Arkansas Mount Ulla, N.C. UFA(Cin)-’18 16/2
5 Stanton, Drew QB 6-3 226 5/7/84 13 Michigan State Farmington Hills, Mich. UFA(Ariz)-’18 0*
13 #Streater, Rod WR 6-2 195 2/9/88 7 Temple Burlington, N.J. FA-’18 3/0
10 Strong, Jaelen WR 6-2 220 1/25/94 3 Arizona State Philadelphia, Pa. FA-’19 0*
57 Taylor, Adarius LB 6-0 230 9/21/90 6 Florida Atlantic Bartow, Fla. UFA(TB)-’19 15/10
92 Thomas, Chad DL 6-5 278 10/12/95 2 Miami Miami, Fla. D3-’18 4/0
20 Thomas, Tavierre DB 5-10 205 3/11/96 2 Ferris State Detroit, Mich. W(Ariz)-’18 13/0
64 Tretter, JC OL 6-4 307 2/12/91 7 Cornell Akron, N.Y. UFA(GB)-’17 16/16
54 t- Vernon, Olivier DL 6-2 262 10/7/90 8 Miami Miami, Fla. T(NYG)-’19 11/11*
21 Ward, Denzel DB 5-11 190 4/28/97 2 Ohio State Macedonia, Ohio D1b-’18 13/12
35 Whitehead, Jermaine DB 5-11 195 3/12/93 4 Auburn Greenwood, Miss. W(GB)-’18 13/2
71 Witzmann, Bryan OL 6-7 320 6/16/90 5 South Dakota State Houlton, Wis. FA-’19 10/7*
84 Willies, Derrick WR 6-4 207 10/17/94 2 Texas Tech San Bernadino, Calif. FA-’18 5/0
97 Zettel, Anthony DL 6-4 275 8/9/92 4 Penn State Tawas City, Mich. W(Det)-’18 15/0

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* Beckham Jr. played 12 games with N.Y. Giants in ’18; Brown spent ’18 on Cleveland’s practice squad and was inactive in 5 games;
Burnett played 11 games with Kansas City; Burris played 4 games with New York Jets and 4 games with Cleveland; Charles played 13
games with Cleveland; Gilbert played 1 game with Carolina; Harris played 15 games with Kansas City; Hunt played 11 games with
Kansas City; Kush played 15 games with Chicago; Lamm played 15 games with Houston; Murray played 15 games with Kansas City;
Pipkins played 1 game with Indianapolis and 2 games with Detroit; Richardson played 16 games with Minnesota; Stanton did not see
game action in ’18; Strong was last active with Houston in ’17; Vernon played 11 games with New York Giants; Witzmann played 10
games with Chicago.

t- Browns traded for Beckham Jr. (NYG), Murray (KC), Vernon (NYG).

Traded—DL Emmanuel Ogbah (14 games in ’18) to Kansas City; DB Jabrill Peppers (16) to New York Giants; OL Kevin Zeitler (16) to
New York Giants.

Players lost to free agency (5): DB Briean Boddy-Calhoun (Hou; 16 games in ’18), DB E.J. Gaines (Buff; 6),
WR Breshad Perriman (TB; 10), QB Tyrod Taylor (LAC; 4), OL Earl Watford (TB; 13).

Also played with Browns in ’18—LB James Burgess Jr. (3 games), LB Jamie Collins Sr. (16), WR Josh Gordon (1),
K Zane Gonzalez (2), LB D’Juan Hines (13), RB Carlos Hyde (6), OL Kyle Kalis (3), DB Jeremiah McKinnon (1), DB Denzel Rice (8),
LB Tanner Vallejo (13), LB Xavier Woodson-Luster (4).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Baker, Dorian WR 6-3 213 6/1/96 Kentucky Cleveland Heights, Ohio FA
Blough, David QB 6-0 200 7/31/95 Purdue Carrollton, Texas FA
Carlson, Stephen TE 6-4 240 12/12/96 Princeton Jamestown, N.Y. FA
Dean, Jhavonte CB 6-1 185 12/14/95 Miami Homestead, Fla. FA
Ekuale, Daniel (1) DT 6-3 300 1/13/94 Washington State Pago Pago, American Samoa FA
Fineanganofo, Brian T 6-6 304 5/3/95 Idaho State Los Angeles, Calif. FA
Forbes, Drew T 6-5 308 1/18/97 Southeast Missouri State Bonne Terre, Mo. D6
Gillan, Jamie P 6-1 207 7/4/97 Arkansas Pine‐Bluff Leonardtown, Md. FA
Gray, Trayone RB 6-1 233 12/14/95 Miami Miami, Fla. FA
Harvey, Willie LB 5-11 230 1/9/96 Iowa State Hastings, Fla. FA
Hassell, J.T. S 5-11 200 8/14/95 Florida Tech Titusville, Fla. FA
Hyman, Ishmael (1) WR 6-0 196 8/23/95 James Madison Manalapan, N.J. FA
Jackson, Blake (1) WR 5-10 200 3/7/94 Mary Hardin-Baylor Houston, Texas FA-'18
Jackson, Robert (1) CB 6-2 207 12/8/93 Nevada-Las Vegas Fort Myers, Fla. FA
Johnson, D’Ernest (1) RB 5-10 208 2/27/96 South Florida Immokalee, Fla. FA
Kalis, Kyle (1) C 6-4 306 12/21/93 Michigan Lakewood, Ohio FA-'18
Lawrence, Devaroe (1) DT 6-2 295 10/13/92 Auburn Greenville, S.C. FA
Lewis Jr., Donnie CB 6-0 190 7/21/96 Tulane Baton Rouge, La. D7
Montgomery, D.J. WR 6-1 201 11/17/96 Austin Peay Durant, Miss. FA
Owens, Jarrell DE 6-3 262 10/11/94 Oklahoma State Palestine, Texas FA
Ponder, Jermaine CB 6-1 195 1/9/95 Saint Francis (PA) Rochester, N.Y. FA
Ray, Wyatt DE 6-3 257 10/24/96 Boston College Boca Raton, Fla. FA
Redwine, Sheldrick S 6-0 196 11/6/96 Miami Miami, Fla. D4
Sankoh, Tigie (1) S 5-11 214 11/4/97 Greenwich London, England FA
Seaton, Brad (1) T 6-9 330 11/23/93 Villanova Bronx, N.Y. FA
Seibert, Austin K 5-9 211 11/15/96 Oklahoma Belleville, Ill. D5b
Sheehy-Guiseppi, Damon WR 5-11 181 2/15/95 Phoenix College Lake Havasu City, Ariz. FA
Stubbs, Anthony LB 6-0 220 8/9/96 Prairie View A&M Millville, N.J. FA
Takitaki, Sione LB 6-1 238 6/8/95 Brigham Young Fontana, Calif. D3
Tate, Trevon C 6-3 306 3/13/96 Memphis Houston, Texas FA
Williams, Greedy CB 6-2 185 12/3/97 Louisiana State Shreveport, La. D2
Wilson, Mack LB 6-1 233 2/14/98 Alabama Montgomery, Ala. D5a
Wright, Willie C 6-3 300 2/25/96 Tulsa Houston, Texas FA
Young II, Dedrick LB 6-0 233 11/7/96 Nebraska Peoria, Ariz. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.clevelandbrowns.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Freddie Kitchens
Pro Career: Freddie Kitchens was named the 17th full-
time head coach in Cleveland Browns history by Owners
Dee and Jimmy Haslam on Jan. 9, 2019. Kitchens has
over 20 years of coaching experience. Kitchens joined
the Browns as running backs/associate head coach in
2018 and was promoted to offensive coordinator in the
same season. After his promotion, the Browns finished
among the league leaders in several categories including
yards per game (fourth with 395.1), passing touch-
downs (tied for fourth with 19) and total touchdowns
(tied for sixth with 25). Also coached with the Arizona
Cardinals (2007-2017) and Dallas Cowboys (2006).
Career record: 0-0.
Background: Was a three-year starter at quarterback for
Alabama (1995-97), finishing his playing career with
4,668 yards and 30 touchdown passes. Coached at
Glenville State (1999), Louisiana State (2000), North
Texas (2001-03) and Mississippi State (2004-05).
Personal: Born Nov. 29, 1974, Kitchens is a native of
Gadsden, Ala. He and his wife, Ginger, have two daugh-
ters, Bennett and Camden.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Jeff Blasko, asst. offensive line; born July 6, 1983,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Attended Robert Morris. No college or pro
playing experience. College coach: Akron 2008-2010,
Florida 2011, Kansas 2012-14, Pennsylvania 2015. Pro
coach: Green Bay Packers 2016-18, joined Browns in
2019.
James Campen, offensive line/assoc. head coach; born
June 11, 1964, Sacramento, Calif. Center Sacramento
City (CA) J.C. 1982-83, Tulane 1984-85. Pro center New
Orleans Saints 1987-88, Green Bay Packers 1989-93.
Pro coach: Green Bay Packers 2004-18, joined Browns
in 2019.
Josh Christovich, strength and conditioning/sports sci-
ence; born Aug. 27, 1990, Woodbridge, Va. Attended
James Madison. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: James Madison 2010-12, East
Tennessee State 2013-14, North Carolina State 2015.
Pro coach: Joined Browns in 2016.
Doug Colman, asst. special teams; born June 4, 1973,
Ventnor, N.J. Linebacker Nebraska 1991-95. Pro line-
backer N.Y. Giants 1996-98, Tennessee Titans 1999,
Cleveland Browns 2000. College coach: Nebraska 2008-
09, Tulane 2010-11, Coastal Carolina 2012-13. Pro
coach: Amsterdam Admirals (NFLE) 2007, Houston
Texans 2014-17, Dallas Cowboys 2018, joined Browns
in 2019.
Jim Dray, offensive quality control; born Dec. 31, 1986,
Paramus, N.J. Tight end Stanford 2006-09. Pro tight end
Arizona Cardinals 2010-13, Cleveland Browns 2014-15,
Buffalo Bills 2016 San Francisco 49ers 2016, Cardinals
2017. College coach: Stanford 2018. Pro coach: Joined
Browns in 2019.
Alonso Escalante, defensive quality control; born May 4,
1987, Glen Rock, N.J. Attended Springfield. No college or
pro playing experience. College coach: McDaniel College
2009-10. Pro coach: Oakland Raiders 2011, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2012-13, N.Y. Giants 2016-17, Arizona
Cardinals 2018, joined Browns in 2019.
Monty Gibson, strength and conditioning; born Jan. 7,
1971, San Angelo, Texas. No college or pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Texas A&M 2000-18. Pro coach:
Joined Browns in 2018.
Adam Henry, wide receivers; born April 27, 1972,
Beaumont, Texas. Wide receiver McNeese State 1990-
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93. Pro wide receiver New Orleans Saints 1994. College
coach: McNeese State 1997-2006, Louisiana State
2012-14. Pro coach: Oakland Raiders 2007-2011, San
Francisco 49ers 2015, New York Giants 2016-17, joined
Browns in 2018.
Al Holcomb, run game coordinator/linebackers; born
Oct. 22, 1970, Queens, N.Y. Attended West Virginia. No
college or pro playing experience. College coach: Temple
1995-96, Colby College 1997, Bloomsburg 1998-2003,
Kutztown 2004-05, Lafayette 2006-08. Pro coach: New
York Giants 2009-2012, Carolina Panthers 2013-17,
Arizona Cardinals 2018, joined Browns in 2019.
Ryan Hollern, coaching assistant; born July 28, 1978,
Indiana, Pa. Quarterback Gannon 2000-01. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Mississippi State 2004-
09. Pro coach: Joined Browns in 2019.
Larry Jackson, director of strength and conditioning;
born Oct. 7, 1971, Rockdale, Texas. Defensive end Texas
A&M 1991-94. Pro defensive end Denver Broncos 1995,
Arizona Cardinals 1996, Miami Dolphins 1997,
Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe) 1998. College coach:
Texas A&M 1998-2004, 2012-16, Oklahoma 2004-05,
Houston 2006-2011. Pro coach: Los Angeles Chargers
2017, joined Browns in 2018.
Chris Jones, defensive assistant; born Sept. 25, 1967,
South Pittsburg, Tenn. Safety/running back Alabama
1978-1980. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Tennessee Tech 1995-96, Alabama 1997, Tennessee-
Martin 1999-2001. Pro coach: Montreal Alouettes (CFL)
2002-07, Calgary Stampeders (CFL) 2008-2011,
Toronto Argonauts (CFL) 2012-13, Edmonton Eskimos
(CFL) 2014-15, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) 2016-
18, joined Browns in 2019.
Dale Jones, strength and conditioning; born Sept. 21,
1970, Warsaw, Ind. Attended Houston. No college or pro
playing experience. College coach: Southern Methodiest
1997, North Texas 1997-98, Houston 2001-12, Texas
A&M 2013-16, Notre Dame 2017. Pro coach: Joined
Browns in 2018.
John Lilly, tight ends; born June 21, 1968, Beckley,
W.Va. Quarterback/wide receiver Guilford College 1986-
89. No pro playing experience. College coach: Florida
State 1998-2007, Georgia 2008-15, Tennessee 2018.
Pro coach: Los Angeles Rams 2016, joined Browns in
2019.
Ryan Lindley, quarterbacks; born June 22, 1989, San
Diego, Calif. Quarterback San Diego State 2008-11. Pro
quarterback Arizona Cardinals 2012-14, Indianapolis
Colts 2015. College coach: San Diego State 2017-18.
Pro coach: Joined Browns in 2018.
Tosh Lupoi, defensive line; born July 22, 1981, Concord,
Claif. Defensive line California 2000-05. No pro playing
experience. College coach: California 2008-11,
Washington 2012-13, Alabama 2014-18. Pro coach:
Joined Browns in 2019.
Evan Marcus, strength and conditioning coordinator;
born Jan. 2, 1968, Union, N.J. Offensive line Ithaca
1986-89. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Arizona State 1991-92, Rutgers 1993, Maryland 1994,
Texas 1995-97, Louisville 1998-99, Virginia 2003-06,
2011-13. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons 2007, Miami
Dolphins 2008-10, Minnesota Vikings 2014-15, joined
Browns in 2016.
Stump Mitchell, running backs/run game coordinator;
born March 15, 1959, Kingsland, Ga. Running back The
Citadel 1977-80. Pro running back St. Louis/
Phoenix Cardinals 1981-89, Kansas City Chiefs 1990,
Arizona Rattlers (AFL) 1993. College coach: Morgan
State 1995-98 (head coach 1996-98), Southern 2010-
12 (head coach). Pro coach: San Antonio Rough Riders
(WLAF) 1991, Seattle Seahawks 1999-2007,
Washington Redskins 2008-09, Arizona Cardinals 2013-
16, N.Y. Jets 2017, joined Browns in 2019.
Todd Monken, offensive coordinator; born Feb. 2, 1966,
Wheaton, Ill. Quarterback Knox College 1987-89. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Grand Valley State
1989-90, Notre Dame 1991-92, Eastern Michigan 1993-
99, Louisiana Tech 2000-01, Oklahoma State 2002-04,
2011-12, Louisiana State 2005-06, Southern
Mississippi 2013-15 (head coach). Pro coach:
Jacksonville Jaguars 2007-10, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2016, joined Browns in 2019.
John Parrella, asst. defensive line; born Nov. 22, 1969,
Grand Island, Neb. Defensive line Nebraska 1988-1992.
Pro defensive tackle Buffalo Bills 1993, San Diego Chargers
1994-2001, Oakland Raiders 2002-04. College coach:
Chabot (CA) J.C. 2013, Northern Michigan 2014-15,
Nebraska 2016-17. Pro coach: Joined Browns in 2019.
Mike Priefer, special teams coordinator; born August 21,
1966, Cleveland, Ohio. Quarterback/wide receiver Navy
1985-88. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Navy 1994-96, Youngstown State 1997-98, Virginia
Military Institute 1999, Northern Illinois 2000-01. Pro
coach: Jacksonville Jaguars 2002, N.Y. Giants 2003-05,
Kansas City Chiefs 2006-08, Denver Broncos 2009-10,
Minnesota Vikings 2011-18, joined Browns in 2019.
Deuce Schwartz, defensive quality control; born Dec.
28, 1993, Englewood, N.J. Quarterback Union 2012. No
pro playing experience. Pro coach: Buffalo Bills, 2015-
16, New Orleans Saints 2017-18, joined Browns in
2019.
Tyler Tettleton, offensive quality control; born Nov. 21,
1990, Norman, Okla. Quarterback Ohio 2009-13. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Oklahoma 2015-17.
Pro coach: Joined Browns in 2019.
DeWayne Walker, defensive backs; born Dec. 3, 1960,
Los Angeles, Calif. Defensive back Pasadena City (Calif.)
C.C. 1978-79, Minnesota 1980-81. Pro defensive back
Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) 1982, Arizona Outlaws (USFL)
1983, Oakland Invaders (USFL) 1984. College coach:
Mt. San Antonio (Calif.) J.C. 1988-92, Utah State 1993,
Brigham Young 1994, Oklahoma State 1995, California
1996-97, Southern California 2001, UCLA 2006-08,
New Mexico State 2009-12 (head coach). Pro coach:
New England Patriots 1998-2000, New York Giants
2002-03, Washington Redskins 2004-05, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2013-16, joined Browns in 2017.
Joe Whitt, pass game coordinator/secondary; born July
19, 1978, Auburn, Ala. Wide receiver Auburn 1997-99.
No pro playing experience. College coach: Auburn 2000-
01, The Citadel 2002, Louisville 2003-06. Pro coach:
Atlanta Falcons 2007, Green Bay Packers 2008-18,
joined the Browns in 2019.
Steve Wilks, defensive coordinator; born Aug. 8, 1969,
Charlotte, N.C. Defensive back Appalachian State 1987-
1991. Pro defensive back/wide receiver Charlotte Rage
(AFL) 1993. College coach: Johnson C. Smith 1995-96,
Savannah State 1997-99, Illinois State 2000,
Appalachian State 2001, East Tennessee State 2002,
Bowling Green State 2003, Notre Dame 2004,
Washington 2005. Pro coach: Chicago Bears 2006-08,
San Diego Chargers 2009-11, Carolina Panthers 2012-
17, Arizona Cardinals 2018 (head coach), joined Browns
in 2019.
Jody Wright, special asst. to the head coach; born July
21, 1981, Carrollton, Ala. Attended Jacksonville State. No
college or pro playing experience. College coach:
Mississippi State 2005-09, Alabama 2010-12, 2014-18,
Jacksonville State 2013. Pro coach: Joined Browns in
2019.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Pat Bowlen (499-433-10)
President and CEO: Joe Ellis Records include postseason games
President of Football Operations/GM: 1960-61 Frank Filchock ...............7-20-1
John Elway 1962-64 Jack Faulkner* ..............9-22-1
Head Coach: Vic Fangio 1964-66 Mac Speedie** .............6-19-1
FOOTBALL STAFF 1966 Ray Malavasi ..................4-8-0
Director of Player Personnel: Matt Russell 1967-71 Lou Saban*** ............20-42-3
Director of Sports Medicine: 1971 Jerry Smith .....................2-3-0
Steve Antonopulos 1972-76 John Ralston...............34-33-3
Head Athletic Trainer: Vince Garcia 1977-80 Robert (Red) Miller......42-25-0
BUSINESS STAFF 1981-92 Dan Reeves...............117-79-1
General Counsel/Executive Vice 1993-94 Wade Phillips ..............16-17-0
President: Rich Slivka 1995-2008 Mike Shanahan .........146-91-0
Chief Commercial Officer: Mac Freeman 2009-10 Josh McDaniels**** ..11-17-0
American Football Conference Executive VP of Public & Community 2010 Eric Studesville................1-3-0
West Division Relations: Patrick Smyth 2011-14 John Fox .....................49-22-0
Team Colors: Orange, Broncos Navy CFO: Justin Webster 2015-16 Gary Kubiak ................24-11-0
Blue, and White Stadium General Manager: Jay Roberts 2017-18 Vance Joseph .............11-21-0
13655 Broncos Parkway *Released after four games in 1964
Englewood, Colorado 80112 **Resigned after two games in 1966
Telephone: (303) 649-9000 ***Resigned after nine games in 1971
****Released after 12 games in 2010
2019 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON PAID ATTENDANCE
Aug. 1 vs. Atlanta (Canton, OH)...6:00 Home 596,141 Away 462,856
Aug. 8 at Seattle..........................8:00 Total 1,058,997
Aug. 19 San Francisco .................6:00 Single-game home record,
Aug. 24 at Los Angeles Rams .......7:00 77,160 (11/9/09)
Aug. 29 Arizona............................7:00 Single-season home record, 601,635
(2012)
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 9 at Oakland (Mon)................8:20 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Sep. 15 Chicago .............................2:25 Round Name Pos. College
Sep. 22 at Green Bay ..............11:00 AM 1 Noah Fant TE Iowa
Sep. 29 Jacksonville.......................2:25 2 Dalton Risner OL Kansas St.
Oct. 6 at Los Angeles Chargers.....2:05 Drew Lock QB Missouri
Oct. 13 Tennessee .........................2:25 3 Dre’Mont Jones DE Ohio St.
Oct. 17 Kansas City (Thu) ..............6:20 5 Justin Hollins LB Oregon
Oct. 27 at Indianapolis ....................2:25 6 Juwann Winfree WR Colorado
Nov. 3 Cleveland ..........................2:25
Nov. 10 BYE
Nov. 17 at Minnesota ..............11:00 AM
Nov. 24 at Buffalo ..................11:00 AM
Dec. 1 Los Angeles Chargers .......2:25
Dec. 8 at Houston .................11:00 AM
Dec. 15 at Kansas City............11:00 AM
Dec. 21/22Detroit................................TBD
Dec. 29 Oakland .............................2:25
* All times MT

Stadium: Broncos Stadium at Mile High .

(opened in 2001)
•Capacity: 76,125
1701 Bryant Street
Denver, Colorado 80204
Playing Surface: Kentucky Blue Grass
Training Camp: UCHealth Training Center
13655 Broncos Parkway
Englewood, CO 80112
BRONCOS STADIUM AT MILE HIGH

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Keenum 586 365 3890 62.3 18 15 34/235 81.2
08/11 L 28-42 Minnesota Sanders 1 1 28 100.0 1 0 0/0 158.3
08/18 L 23-24 Chicago Wadman 1 1 12 100.0 0 0 0/0 116.7
08/24 W 29-17 at Washington Broncos 588 367 3930 62.4 19 15 34/235 82.1
08/30 W 21-10 at Arizona Opponents 549 353 4240 64.3 26 17 44/311 90.7

REGULAR SEASON (6-10) TD TD TD Yiadom 1 4 4.0 4 0

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Wolfe 1 2 2.0 2 0
09/09 W 27-24 Seattle McManus 0 0 0 35/35 20/25 0 95 S. Harris 1 0 0.0 0 0
09/16 W 20-19 Oakland Lindsay 9 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 60 A. Jones 1 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 L 14-27 at Baltimore Freeman 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Roby 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/01 L 23-27 Kansas City Sanders 1 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Dy. Thomas 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/07 L 16-34 at N.Y. Jets Sutton 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Broncos 17 158 9.3 53t 2
10/14 L 20-23 L.A. Rams De. Thomas 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Opponents 15 258 17.2 104 0
10/18 W 45-10 at Arizona Hamilton 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
10/28 L 23-30 at Kansas City Heuerman 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/04 L 17-19 Houston Keenum 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Wadman 65 2905 44.7 22 65
11/18 W 23-22 at L.A. Chargers Booker 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 King 20 881 44.1 7 66
11/25 W 24-17 Pittsburgh Davis 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Broncos 85 3786 44.5 29 66
12/02 W 24-10 at Cincinnati C. Harris 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 73 3346 45.8 31 69
12/09 L 14-20 at San Francisco Janovich 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/15 L 16-17 Cleveland LaCosse 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/24 L 14-27 at Oakland Patrick 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/30 L 9-23 L.A. Chargers Broncos 18 19 2 35/35 20/25 0 329 Cracraft 12 11 40 3.3 20 0
Opponents 11 26 2 35/39 26/31 0 349 A. Jones 10 1 25 2.5 10 0
SCORE BY PERIODS 2-Pt Conv: None. Hamilton 3 5 31 10.3 13 0
Broncos 75 78 86 90 0 — 329 Broncos 0-4, Opponents 0-0. Lindsay 3 0 23 7.7 15 0
Opponents 65 136 82 66 0 — 349 McKenzie 2 0 13 6.5 11 0
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Broncos 30 17 132 4.4 20 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Lindsay 192 1037 5.4 65t 9 Opponents 35 20 368 10.5 99t 1
Broncos Opp. Freeman 130 521 4.0 24 5
Total First Downs 320 318 Booker 34 183 5.4 26 1 KICKOFF
Rushing 107 85 Keenum 26 93 3.6 17 2 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Passing 181 197 Sanders 4 53 13.3 35t 1 Booker 10 234 23.4 35 0
Penalty 32 36 Patrick 3 17 5.7 13 0 Lindsay 7 163 23.3 32 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 69/207 82/211 Janovich 2 5 2.5 3 0 A. Jones 4 85 21.3 25 0
3rd Down Pct. 33.3 38.9 Kelly 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 Langley 4 61 15.3 18 0
4th Down: Made/Att 15/25 6/11 Sutton 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 Cracraft 3 43 14.3 23 0
4th Down Pct. 60.0 54.5 Broncos 393 1907 4.9 65t 18 LaCosse 1 10 10.0 10 0
Possession Avg. 28:58 31:02 Opponents 429 1913 4.5 77t 11 Janovich 1 8 8.0 8 0
Total Net Yards 5602 5842 Broncos 30 604 20.1 35 0
Avg. Per Game 350.1 365.1 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 28 581 20.8 37 0
Total Plays 1015 1022 Sanders 71 868 12.2 64t 4
Avg. Per Play 5.5 5.7 Sutton 42 704 16.8 42 4 FIELD
Net Yards Rushing 1907 1913 Booker 38 275 7.2 30 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Avg. Per Game 119.2 119.6 De. Thomas 36 402 11.2 45 3 McManus 0/0 5/5 6/6 7/7 2/7
Total Rushes 393 429 Lindsay 35 241 6.9 29t 1 Broncos 0/0 5/5 6/6 7/7 2/7
Net Yards Passing 3695 3929 Heuerman 31 281 9.1 36 2 Opponents 0/0 6/6 7/8 11/15 2/2
Avg. Per Game 230.9 245.6 Hamilton 30 243 8.1 24 2
Sacked/Yards Lost 34/235 44/311 LaCosse 24 250 10.4 44 1 SACKS No.
Gross Yards 3930 4240 Patrick 23 315 13.7 26 1 Miller 14.5
Att./Completions 588/367 549/353 Freeman 14 72 5.1 9 0 Chubb 12.0
Completion Pct. 62.4 64.3 Janovich 8 112 14.0 32 1 Barrett 3.0
Had Intercepted 15 17 Butt 8 85 10.6 22 0 Gotsis 3.0
Punts/Average 85/44.5 73/45.8 Parker 5 33 6.6 11 0 S. Harris 1.5
Net Punting Avg. 85/38.3 73/41.6 Cracraft 1 44 44.0 44 0 Kerr 1.5
Penalties/Yards 125/985 123/1006 Holmes 1 5 5.0 5 0 Wolfe 1.5
Fumbles/Ball Lost 18/6 23/11 Broncos 367 3930 10.7 64t 19 C. Harris 1.0
Touchdowns 39 39 Opponents 353 4240 12.0 97t 26 Ray 1.0
Rushing 18 11 Stewart 1.0
Passing 19 26 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD Dy. Thomas 1.0
Returns 2 2 C. Harris 3 68 22.7 53t 1 Walker 1.0
Simmons 3 8 2.7 8 0 (group) 1.0
Stewart 2 3 1.5 3 0 Davis 0.5
Miller 1 42 42.0 42 0 D. Peko 0.5
Davis 1 20 20.0 20t 1 Broncos 44.0
Parks 1 11 11.0 11 0 Opponents 34.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Terrell Davis, 1995-2002 ....................................................................7,607
Passing (Yds.).................................................................John Elway, 1983-98 .......................................................................51,475
Passing (TDs) .................................................................John Elway, 1983-98 ............................................................................300
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Rod Smith, 1995-2007 .........................................................................849
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Rod Smith, 1995-2007 ....................................................................11,389
Interceptions ...................................................................Steve Foley, 1976-86 ..............................................................................44
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Britton Colquitt, 2009-15 ......................................................................45.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Darrien Gordon, 1997-98 .....................................................................12.5
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Trindon Holliday, 2012-13 ....................................................................29.1
Field Goals ......................................................................Jason Elam, 1993-2007........................................................................395
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Rod Smith, 1995-2007 ...........................................................................71
Points..............................................................................Jason Elam, 1993-2007.....................................................................1,786
*Sacks............................................................................Von Miller, 2011-18..............................................................................98.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Terrell Davis, 1998 .............................................................................2,008
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Peyton Manning, 2013 ...................................................................**5,477
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Peyton Manning, 2013 ........................................................................**55
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Rod Smith, 2001...................................................................................113
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Demaryius Thomas, 2014 ..................................................................1,619
Interceptions ...................................................................Goose Gonsoulin, 1960...........................................................................11
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Britton Colquitt, 2011 ...........................................................................47.4
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Floyd Little, 1967 .................................................................................16.9
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Omar Bolden, 2014 ..............................................................................33.0
Field Goals ......................................................................Jason Elam, 1995, 2001 .........................................................................31
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Terrell Davis, 1998 ..................................................................................23
Points..............................................................................Matt Prater, 2013 ..................................................................................150
*Sacks............................................................................Von Miller, 2012 ...................................................................................18.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Mike Anderson, 12-3-00 .......................................................................251
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Jake Plummer, 10-31-04 .......................................................................499
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Peyton Manning, 9-5-13........................................................................**7
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Brandon Marshall, 12-13-09 ...............................................................**21
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Shannon Sharpe, 10-20-02 ...................................................................214
Interceptions ...................................................................Goose Gonsoulin, 9-18-60 ....................................................................**4
Willie Brown, 11-15-64 .........................................................................**4
Deltha O’Neal, 10-7-01..........................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Gene Mingo, 10-6-63................................................................................5
Rich Karlis, 11-20-83................................................................................5
Jason Elam, 9-3-95, 10-13-02..................................................................5
Connor Barth, 11-30-14, 12-14-14 ...........................................................5
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Clinton Portis, 12-7-03..............................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Clinton Portis, 12-7-03............................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................Karl Mecklenburg, 9-15-85, 12-1-85......................................................4.0
Simon Fletcher, 11-4-90.........................................................................4.0
Elvis Dumervil, 9-20-09 .........................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
67 Barclay, Don G 6-4 305 4/18/89 8 West Virginia Newport News, Va. FA-’19 0*
41 Bausby, De’Vante CB 6-2 190 1/15/93 4 Pittsburgh State Kansas City, Mo. FA-’19 6/1*
40 Bierria, Keishawn ILB 6-1 223 7/26/95 2 Washington Carson, Calif. D6b-’18 16/0
72 Bolles, Garett T 6-5 297 5/27/92 3 Utah Walnut Creek, Calif. D1-’17 16/16
23 Booker, Devontae RB 5-11 219 5/27/92 4 Utah Sacramento, Calif. D4-’16 16/0
64 Brendel, Jake OL 6-4 299 9/10/92 4 UCLA Madison, Wisc. FA-’19 4/3*
13 Burbridge, Aaron WR 6-1 208 12/23/93 4 Michigan State Farmington Hills, Mich. FA-’19 0*
80 Butt, Jake TE 6-6 250 7/11/95 3 Michigan Pickerington, Ohio D5a-’17 3/3
29 Callahan, Bryce CB 5-9 188 10/23/91 5 Rice Moscow, Idaho UFA-’19 13/10*
20 Carter, Jamal S 6-1 215 4/12/94 3 Miami Naranja, Fla. CFA-’17 0/0
55 Chubb, Bradley OLB 6-4 275 6/24/96 2 North Carolina State Marietta, Ga. D1-’18 16/16
11 Cracraft, River WR 6-0 198 11/1/94 2 Washington State Santa Margarita, Calif. FA-’17 8/0
21 Cravens, Su’a S 6-1 224 7/7/95 4 Southern California Los Angeles T-’18 5/0
51 Davis, Todd ILB 6-1 230 5/17/92 6 Sacramento State Lancaster, Calif. W-’14 16/16
74 Falah, Nico G/C 6-4 301 1/6/95 2 Southern California Hermosa Beach, Calif. FA-’18 0/0
5 t- Flacco, Joe QB 6-6 245 1/16/85 12 Delaware Audubon, N.J. T(Balt)-’19 9/9*
28 Freeman, Royce RB 6-0 238 2/24/96 2 Oregon Imperial, Calif. D3a-’18 14/8
84 Fumagalli, Troy TE 6-6 248 2/17/95 2 Wisconsin Aurora, Ill. D5-’18 0/0
99 Gotsis, Adam DE 6-4 287 9/23/92 4 Georgia Tech Melbourne, Australia D2-’16 16/12
17 Hamilton, DaeSean WR 6-1 206 3/10/95 2 Penn State Fredericksburg, Va. D4b-’18 14/5
25 Harris Jr., Chris CB 5-10 199 6/18/89 9 Kansas Bixby, Okla. CFA-’11 12/12
96 Harris, Shelby NT 6-3 300 8/11/91 5 Illinois State Milwaukee FA-’17 16/0
82 Heuerman, Jeff TE 6-5 255 11/24/92 5 Ohio State Naples, Fla. D3-’15 11/10
9 Hogan, Kevin QB 6-3 218 10/20/92 4 Stanford McLean, Va. W-’18 0/0
46 Holland, Jeff OLB 6-2 249 9/27/95 2 Auburn Jacksonville, Fla. CFA-’18 3/0
22 Jackson, Kareem CB 5-10 183 4/10/88 9 Alabama Maco, Ga. UFA-’19 16/16*
70 James, Ja’Wuan T 6-6 312 6/3/92 6 Tennessee Atlanta UFA-’19 15/15*
32 Janovich, Andy FB 6-1 238 5/23/93 4 Nebraska Gretna, Neb. D6a-’16 16/7
47 Jewell, Josey ILB 6-2 236 12/25/94 2 Iowa Decorah, Iowa D4a-’18 16/9
45 Johnson, Alexander ILB 6-2 255 12/24/91 2 Tennessee Gainesville, Ga. CFA-’18 1/0
39 Johnson, Trey CB 5-11 170 9/27/94 2 Villanova Lutz, Fla. FA-’19 0*
43 Jones, Joseph ILB 6-0 231 2/21/94 3 Northwestern Plano, Ill. FA-’17 16/0
77 Jones, Sam G/C 6-5 290 2/21/96 2 Arizona State Highlands Ranch, Colo. D6a-’18 4/0
92 Kerr, Zach DE 6-2 334 8/29/90 6 Delaware Virginia Beach, Va. UFA-’17 16/0
42 Kreiter, Casey LS 6-1 250 9/27/95 4 Iowa DeWitt, Iowa FA-’16 16/0
12 Langley, Brendan WR 6-0 199 10/16/94 3 Lamar Marietta, Ga. D3b-’17 5/0
65 Leary, Ron G 6-3 320 4/29/89 8 Memphis Baton Rouge, La. UFA-’17 6/6
30 Lindsay, Phillip RB 5-8 190 7/24/94 2 Colorado Aurora, Colo. CFA-’18 15/8
36 Marshall, Trey S 6-0 207 2/13/96 2 Florida State Lake City, Fla. CFA-’18 2/0
60 McGovern, Connor G/C 6-4 306 4/27/93 4 Missouri Fargo, N.D. D5-’16 16/15
8 McManus, Brandon K 6-3 201 7/25/91 6 Temple Lansdale, Pa. T-’14 16/0
58 Miller, Von OLB 6-3 250 3/26/89 9 Texas A&M DeSoto, Texas D1-’11 16/16
33 Muhammad, Khalfani RB 5-7 174 9/26/94 2 California Inglewood, Calif. FA-’18 0*
34 Parks, Will S 6-1 194 7/29/94 4 Arizona Philadelphia D6b-’16 16/3
81 Patrick, Tim WR 6-4 212 11/23/93 2 Utah San Diego FA-’17 16/4
98 Purcell, Mike DL 6-3 328 4/20/91 5 Wyoming Highlands Ranch, Colo. FA-’19 0*
27 Richardson, Horace CB 6-0 190 9/28/93 2 Southern Methodist Everman, Texas FA-’18 0*
69 Rodgers, Jake OL 6-6 320 9/10/91 2 Eastern Washington Spokane, Wash. FA-’19 0*
10 Sanders, Emmanuel WR 5-11 180 3/17/87 10 Southern Methodist Bellville, Texas UFA-’14 12/12
31 Simmons, Justin S 6-2 202 11/19/93 4 Boston College Manassas, Va. D3-’16 16/16
14 Sutton, Courtland WR 6-4 216 10/10/95 2 Southern Methodist Brenham, Texas D2-’18 16/9
35 Thomas, Dymonte S 6-2 199 11/30/93 3 Michigan Alliance, Ohio CFA-’17 12/0
38 Thomas, Shamarko S 5-9 205 2/23/91 7 Syracuse Virginia Beach, Va. FA-’18 12/0
3 Wadman, Colby P 6-1 213 4/19/95 2 UC Davis Bangor, Maine FA-’18 13/0
57 Walker, DeMarcus DE 6-4 280 9/30/94 3 Florida State Jacksonville, Fla. D2-’17 3/0
50 Wallace, Aaron LB 6-2 242 7/8/93 4 UCLA Los Angeles FA-’18 1/0
56 Watson, Dekoda OLB 6-2 240 3/3/88 10 Florida State Aiken, S.C. T-’19 4/0*
68 Wilkinson, Elijah G/T 6-6 329 2/10/95 3 Massachusetts Downington, Pa. CFA-’17 12/7
97 Williams, DeShawn DE 61- 292 12/29/92 3 Clemson Central, S.C. FA-’19 0*
90 Winn, Billy DE 6-4 300 4/15/89 7 Boise State Las Vegas FA-’19 0*
95 Wolfe, Derek DE 6-5 285 2/24/90 8 Cincinnati Lisbon, Ohio D2a-’12 16/16
26 Yiadom, Isaac CB 6-1 190 2/20/96 2 Boston College Worcester, Mass. D3b-’18 13/1

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* Bausby played 6 games with Philadelphia in ’18; Brendel played 4 games with Miami; Callahan played 13 games with Chicago; Flacco
played 9 games with Baltimore; Jackson played 16 games with Houston; James played 15 games with Miami; Johnson missed ‘18 sea-
son with Pittsburgh because of injury; Purcell last played with San Francisco in ‘16; Rodgers spent part of ’18 on Baltimore’s practice
squad; Winn last played with Denver in ‘16.

t- Broncos traded for Flacco (Balt).

Players lost through free agency (9): LB Shaquil Barrett (TB; 13 games in ’18), CB Tramaine Brock (Ariz; 12), G Max Garcia (Ariz; 9),
TE Matt LaCosse (NE; 15), LB Brandon Marshall (Oak; 11), C Matt Paradis (Car; 9), CB Bradley Roby (Hou; 15),
WR Jordan Taylor (Minn; 0), T Billy Turner (GB; 16).

Traded—Broncos traded QB Case Keenum (16 games in ‘18) to Washington.

Also played with Broncos in ’18—QB Chad Kelly (1 game), S Darian Stewart (14).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Aston, George FB 6-0 240 2/1/96 Pittsburgh Stephens City, Va. FA
Bailey, Quinn T 6-6 323 10/18/95 Arizona State Gilbert, Ariz. FA
Benson, Trinity WR 6-0 180 1/16/97 East Central Lewisville, Texas FA
Bertolet, Taylor (1) K 5-9 188 10/24/92 Texas A&M Reading, Penn. FA
Brown, Fred (1) WR 6-1 195 12/1/93 Mississippi State Jackson, Miss. FA
Crozier, Ryan C 6-4 294 10/31/95 Connecticut Plantation, Fla. FA
Dineen, Joe ILB 6-2 235 3/26/96 Kansas Lawrence, Kan. FA
Fant, Noah TE 6-4 249 11/20/97 Iowa Omaha, Neb. D1
Fort, Austin TE 6-4 244 5/14/95 Wyoming Gillette, Wyo. FA
Gooden, Ahmad OLB 6-2 245 10/27/95 Samford Talladega, Ala. FA
Guerrier, Romell WR 5-10 171 7/10/96 Florida Tech Miami, Fla. FA
Holder, Alijah CB 6-2 188 1/26/96 Stanford Oceanside, Calif. FA
Hollins, Justin LB 6-5 248 1/15/96 Oregon Arlington, Texas D5
Howard, Bug (1) TE 6-5 210 11/28/94 North Carolina Rochelle, Ga. FA
Jackson, DeVontae RB 5-7 170 4/27/96 West Georgia Marietta, Ga. FA
Jacobsen, Nathan OL 6-5 280 2/26/97 Nevada-Las Vegas Snohomish, Wash. FA
Johnson, Jaylen DE 6-3 286 7/24/96 Washington Corona, Calif. FA
Jones, Dre'Mont DE 6-3 281 1/5/97 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D3
Leglue, John TE 6-7 310 4/17/96 Tulane Alexandria, La. FA
Lock, Drew QB 6-4 228 11/10/96 Missouri Lee's Summit, Mo. D2b
McKnight, Kelvin WR 5-8 186 4/25/97 Samford Bradenton, Fla. FA
Reed, Malik OLB 6-2 235 8/5/96 Nevada Dothan, Ala. FA
Risner, Dalton OL 6-5 312 7/3/95 Kansas State Wiggins, Colo. D2a
Rypien, Brett QB 6-2 202 7/9/96 Boise State Spokane, Wash. FA
Schlottmann, Austin (1) G/C 6-6 300 9/18/95 Texas Christian Brenham, Texas FA-'18
Sizer, Deyon DL 6-4 280 8/16/96 Colorado State-Pueblo Aurora, Colo. FA
Stephens, Linden (1) CB 6-0 193 3/21/95 Cincinnati Euclid, Ohio FA-'18
Wallace, Brian T 6-6 320 2/3/96 Arkansas Florissant, Mo. FA
Watson, Josh ILB 6-2 240 5/20/96 Colorado State Blue Springs, Mo. FA
Winfree, Juwann WR 6-3 215 9/4/96 Colorado Englewood, N.J. D6

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Vic Fangio
Pro Career: Vic Fangio was named the 17th
head coach in Denver Broncos history on
January 10, 2019. A 40-year coaching veter-
an with 32 seasons of NFL experience,
Fangio has been a defensive coordinator for
20 of the last 24 seasons at the NFL or col-
lege level. He most recently served as the
Chicago Bears’ defensive coordinator for the
last four years (2015-18) after leading the
defenses for the San Francisco 49ers (2011-
14), Stanford University (2010), Houston
Texans (2002-05), Indianapolis Colts (1999-
2001) and Carolina Panthers (1995-98). His
defenses have consistently been among the
most productive in the NFL in a number of
categories, including scoring defense, total
yards allowed and fewest penalties. Fangio’s
defenses have ranked in the league’s top-five
in yards allowed in eight of the last 12 years
while placing in the NFL’s top-5 in fewest
points allowed seven times over that span.
During his 32 years coaching in the NFL,
Fangio has helped 14 different teams to the
playoffs across six different organizations.
Also coached with the Phiadelphia/Baltimore
Stars (USFL, 1984-85) along with the New
Orleans Saints (1986-94) and the Baltimore
Ravens (2006-09). Career record: 0-0.
Background: Atended East Stroudsburg
State, and coached collegiately at North
Carolina (1983) and Stanford (2010).
Personal: Born on August 22, 1958,
Dunmore, Pa. Fangio has a son, Christian,
and a daughter, Cassie
ASSISTANT COACHES
Zach Azzanni, wide receivers; born Wide
receiver Central Michigan 1994-98. No pro
playing experience. College coach:
Valparaiso 1999-2000, Bowling Green 2001-
06, Central Michigan 2007-09, Florida 2010,
Kentucky 2011, Wisconsin 2012, Tennessee
2013-16. Pro coach: Chicago Bears 2017,
joined Broncos in 2018.
Chris Beake, asst. defensive line; born
September 10, 1972, Kansas City, Mo.
Quarterback Air Force 1991-92. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Air Force
1994. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers 1999-
2003, 2010, Atlanta Falcons 2004-06,
Seattle Seahawks 2008-09, Cleveland
Browns 2011-12, joined Broncos in 2013.
Rob Calabrese, offensive quality control;
born March 5, 1990. Quarterback Central
Florida 2008-12. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Central Florida 2013-15,
Wagner 2016-18. Pro coach: Joined Broncos
in 2018.
Ed Donatell, defensive coordinator; born
February 4, 1957, Arkon, Ohio. College
coach: Kent State 1979-80, Washington
1981-82, Pacific 1983-85, Idaho 1986-88,
Cal State Fullerton 1989, Washington 2008.
Pro coach: New York Jets 1990-94, 2007,
Denver Broncos 1995-99, 2009-10, Green
Bay Packers 2000-03, Atlanta Falcons 2004-
06, San Francisco 49ers 2011-14, Chicago
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Bears 2015-18, re-joined Broncos in 2019.
Chris Gould, asst. special teams; born
December 10, 1985, Lock Haven, Pa. Punter
Virginia 2004-07. Pro kicker Chicago Rush
2010-11, Arizona Rattlers 2012. College
coach:: Elmhurst College 2012, Syracuse
2013-14. Pro coach: Joined Broncos in
2015.
Wade Harman, tight ends; born Oct. 1,
1963, Corydon, Iowa. No playing experience.
Pro coach: Minnesota Vikings 1997-98,
Baltimore Ravens 1999-2013, Atlanta
Falcons 2014-18, joined Broncos in 2019.
Reggie Herring, linebackers; born July 3,
1959, Mrytle Beach, S.C. Linebacker Florida
State 1978-79. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Oklahoma State 1981-85,
Auburn 1986-91, Texas Christian 1992-93,
Clemson 1994-2001, North Carolina State
2004, Arkansas 2005-07 (interim head
coach 2007). Pro coach: Houston Texans
2002-03, 2011-13, Dallas Cowboys 2008-
10, Chicago Bears 2014, joined Broncos in
2015.
Mike Hiestand, asst. to the head
coach/defensive quality control; Linebacker
Illinois State 2008-11. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Miami (OH) 2012-13,
Notre Dame 2014-15, Ave Maria 2016-18.
Pro coach: Joined Broncos in 2019.
Renaldo Hill, defensive backs; Safety
Michigan State 1997-2000. Pro safety
Arizona Cardinals 2001-04, Oakland Raiders
2005, Miami Dolphins 2006-08, Denver
Broncos 2009-10. College coach: Wyoming
2012-13, Pittsburgh 2015-17. Pro coach:
Miami Dolphins 2018, joined Broncos in
2019.
Tyler Hill, asst. strength and conditioning;
Safety Kansas 2010-13. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Kansas 2013-17.
Pro coach: Joined Broncos in 2018.
Bill Kollar, defensive line; born November 27,
1952, Warren, Ohio. Defensive end Montana
State 1971-73. Pro defensive end Cincinnati
Bengals 1974-76, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1977-81. College coach: Illinois 1985-87,
Purdue 1988-89. Pro coach: Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 1984, Atlanta Falcons 1990-
2000, St. Louis Rams 2001-05, Buffalo Bills
2006-08, Houston Texans 2009-14, joined
Broncos in 2015.
Chris Kuper, asst. offensive line; born
December 19, 1982, Anchorage, Alaska.
Offensive line North Dakota 2003-06. Pro
offensive lineman Denver Broncos 2006-
2013. Pro coach: Miami Dolphins 2016-18,
joined Broncos in 2019.
Loren Landow, head strength and condition-
ing; No college or pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Joined Broncos in 2018.
Anthony Lomando, asst. strength and condi-
tioning; born October 4, 1982, Katy, Texas.
Attended Cal Poly-San Louis Obispo. No col-
lege or pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Jacksonville Jaguars 2009-2011, joined
Broncos in 2012.
T.C. McCartney, quarterbacks; born April 24,
1989, Boulder, Colo. Quarterback Louisiana
State 2007-2010. College coach: Louisiana
State 2011, 2016, Colorado 2012-13. Pro
coach: Cleveland Browns 2014, San
Francisco 49ers 2015, 2017-18, joined
Broncos in 2019.
Tom McMahon, special teams coordinator;
No playing experience. College coach: Carroll
College 1992, 1994, Utah State 1995-2005,
Louisville 2006. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons
2007-08, St. Louis Rams 2009-11, Kansas
City Chiefs 2012, Indianapolis Colts 2013-
17, joined Broncos in 2018.
Curtis Modkins, running backs; born Nov.
15, 1970, Marlin, Teas. Running back Texas
Christian 1991-94. No pro experience.
College coach: Texas Christian 1995-97,
New Mexico 1998-2001, Georgia Tech 2002-
07. Pro coach: Kansas City Chiefs 2008,
Arizona Cardinals 2009, Buffalo Bills 2010-
12, Detroit Lions 2013-15, San Francisco
49ers 2016, Chicago Bears 2017, joined
Broncos in 2018.
Mike Munchak, offensive line; born March 5,
1960, Scranton, Pa., Offensive line Penn
State 1978-81. Offensive line Houston Oilers
1982-93. Inducted into Pro Football Hall of
Fame 2001. Pro coach: Houston Oilers 1994-
96, Tennessee Oilers/Titans 1997-2013,
Pittsburgh Steelers 2014-18, joined Broncos
in 2019.
Justin Rascati, offensive quality control;
born February 8, 1984. Quarterback
Louisville 2002-03, James Madison 2004-
05. Pro quarterback Peoria Pirates (AFL2)
2006-07. College coach: Weber State 2012-
13, UT Martin 2014-15, Tennessee Tech
2016, Chattanooga 2017-18. Pro coach:
Joined Broncos in 2019.
Rich Scangarello, offensive coordinator;
born April 15, 1972, Los Angeles. Attended
Sacramento State. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: UC Davis 1998-
99, 2004-08, Idaho 2000, 2002-03, Carleton
2001, Millsaps 2010-11, Northern Arizona
2012-14, Wagner 2016. Pro coach: Oakland
Raiders 2009, Atlanta Falcons 2015, San
Francisco 49ers 2017-18, joined Broncos in
2019.
Cedric Smith, asst. strength and condition-
ing; born May 27, 1968, Enterprise, Ala.
Fullback Florida 1986-89. Pro fullback
Minnesota Vikings 1990, New Orleans Saints
1991, Washington Redskins 1994-95,
Arizona Cardinals 1996-97. Pro coach:
Denver Broncos 2001-06, Kansas City Chiefs
2007-09, Houston Texans 2010-13, re-
joined Broncos in 2017.
Brandon Staley, outside linebackers; born
December 10, 1982, Perry, Ohio.
Quarterback Dayton 2002-04. College
coach: North Illinois 2006-08, St. Thomas
2009, Hutchinson (KS) C.C. 2010-11,
Tennessee 2012, John Carroll 2013, 2015-
16, James Madison 2014. Pro coach:
Chicago Bears 2017-18, joined Broncos in
2019.
Nathaniel Willingham, defensive quality
control; No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Menlo College 2014, Stanford
2015-18. Pro caoch: Joined Broncos in
2019.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
C0-Founder and Senior Chair: (124-156-0)
Janice McNair 2002-05 Dom Capers.................18-46-0
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: 2006-13 Gary Kubiak* ...............63-66-0
D. Cal McNair 2013 Wade Phillips ...................0-3-0
President: Jamey Rootes 2014-18 Bill O’Brien ...................43-41-0
General Manager: Brian Gaine * Released after 13 games in 2013
Executive Vice President of Team
Development: Jack Easterby PAID ATTENDANCE
Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Home 558,793 Away 490,803
and Administrative Officer: Total 1,049,596
Suzie Thomas Single-game home record,
Senior Vice President, Marketing and 72,008 (10/7/18)
Community Development: Single-season home record,
Jennifer Davenport 560,413 (2016)
American Football Conference Senior Vice President, Corporate
South Division Development: Greg Grissom 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Team Colors: Deep Steel Blue, Battle Red, Senior Vice President and Chief Round Name Pos. College
and Liberty White Accounting Officer: Marilan Logan 1 Tytus Howard T Alabama St.
Two NRG Park Senior Vice President, Football 2 Lonnie Johnson Jr. DB Kentucky
Houston, Texas 77054 Administration: Chris Olsen Max Scharping T Northern Illinois
Telephone: (832) 667-2000 Senior Vice President, Ticketing and 3 Kahale Warring TE San Diego St.
Event Management: John Schriever 5 Charles Omenihu DE Texas
2019 SCHEDULE Vice President and General Counsel: 6 Xavier Crawford DB Central Michigan
PRESEASON Greg Kondritz 7 Cullen Gillaspia FB Texas A&M
Aug. 8 at Green Bay .........................7:00 Vice President, Communications:
Aug. 17 Detroit ..................................7:00 Amy Palcic
Aug. 24 at Dallas................................6:00 Vice President and Chief Information
Aug. 29 Los Angeles Rams................7:00 Officer: Jeff Schmitz
Vice President of Broadcasting:
REGULAR SEASON Marc Vandermeer
Sep. 9 at New Orleans (Mon) ...........6:10 Director of Football Operations:
Sep. 15 Jacksonville........................12:00 Clay Hampton
Sep. 22 at Los Angeles Chargers........3:25 Director of Security: Brent Naccara
Sep. 29 Carolina..............................12:00 Director of Player Personnel:
Oct. 6 Atlanta................................12:00 Matt Bazirgan
Oct. 13 at Kansas City .....................12:00 Director of Pro Personnel: Rob Kisiel
Oct. 20 at Indianapolis .....................12:00 Assistant Director of Pro Personnel:
Oct. 27 Oakland ..............................12:00 C.J. Leak
Nov. 3 at Jacksonville (London) .8:30 AM Director of Football Information Systems:
Nov. 10 BYE Russell Joyner
Nov. 17 at Baltimore.........................12:00 Director of Player Engagement:
Nov. 21 Indianapolis (Thu) ................7:20 J.J. Moses
Dec. 1 New England ......................*7:20 Director of College Scouting:
Dec. 8 Denver................................12:00 James Liipfert
Dec. 15 at Tennessee .......................12:00 College Scouts: Bailee Brown,
Dec. 21/22 at Tampa Bay ........................TBD Ryan Cavanaugh, Brad Mathews,
Dec. 29 Tennessee ..........................12:00 Blaise Taggart, Nathan Trott
* All times CT; Sunday night games in College Scouting Coordinator:
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Tom Hayden
National Scouts: Mozique McCurtis,
Stadium: NRG Stadium John Ritcher
(opened in 2002) Pro Scouts: Chris Blanco, Steven Price
•Capacity: 71,995 NFS Area Scout: Najja Johnson
Houston, Texas 77054 Scouting Assistants: Todd Jones,
Playing Surface: Artificial Turf George Panos
Training Camp: Houston Methodist Training Football Administration Coordinator:
Center Kevin Krajcovic
NRG STADIUM Senior Director of Sports Medicine and
Head Athletic Trainer: Geoff Kaplan
Director of Rehabilitation & Associate
Head Athletic Trainer: Roland Ramirez
Director of Equipment Services:
Mike Parson
Director of Video Operations: Tim Brog
Sr. Director of Human Resources:
Glenda Morrison

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Watson 505 345 4165 68.3 26 9 62/384 103.1
08/09 W 17-10 at Kansas City Hopkins 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/18 W 16-13 San Francisco Texans 506 345 4165 68.2 26 9 62/384 102.9
08/25 L 20-21 at L.A. Rams Opponents 594 385 4477 64.8 28 15 43/310 92.7
08/30 W 14-6 Dallas
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
REGULAR SEASON (11-5) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Reid 3 128 42.7 101t 1
Date Result Opponent Fairbairn 0 0 0 39/41 37/42 0 150 Hal 3 2 0.7 2 0
09/09 L 20-27 at New England Hopkins 0 11 0 0/0 0/0 0 66 Joseph 2 46 23.0 28t 1
09/16 L 17-20 at Tennessee Miller 5 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 K. Jackson 2 24 12.0 13 0
09/23 L 22-27 N.Y. Giants D. Thomas 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Mathieu 2 6 3.0 6 0
09/30 W 37-34 at Indianapolis (OT) Watson 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Cunningham 1 38 38.0 38t 1
10/07 W 19-16 Dallas (OT) W. Fuller 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Scarlett 1 8 8.0 8 0
10/14 W 20-13 Buffalo J. Thomas 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 McKinney 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/21 W 20-7 at Jacksonville Blue 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Texans 15 252 16.8 101t 3
10/25 W 42-23 Miami Clowney 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 9 24 2.7 15 0
11/04 W 19-17 at Denver Coutee 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
11/18 W 23-21 at Washington Cunningham 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/26 W 34-17 Tennessee Ellington 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Daniel 74 3237 43.7 36 61
12/02 W 29-13 Cleveland Foreman 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Texans 74 3237 43.7 36 61
12/09 L 21-24 Indianapolis Joseph 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 80 3732 46.7 24 62
12/15 W 29-22 at N.Y. Jets Reid 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/23 L 30-32 at Philadelphia Smith 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
Texans 12 26 4 39/41 37/42 0 402 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/30 W 20-3 Jacksonville
Opponents 8 28 0 29/32 23/26 0 316 Ervin 21 7 175 8.3 27 0
(OT) Overtime
2-Pt Conv: None. Carter 16 8 146 9.1 30 0
Texans 0-1, Opponents 1-4. Mathieu 1 1 6 6.0 6 0
POSTSEASON (0-1)
Texans 38 16 327 8.6 30 0
Date Result Opponent
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 32 23 240 7.5 26 0
01/05 L 7-21 Indianapolis
Miller 210 973 4.6 97t 5
Watson 99 551 5.6 34 5 KICKOFF
SCORE BY PERIODS
Blue 150 499 3.3 17 2 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Texans 87 136 60 110 9 — 402
Carter 1 7 7.0 7 0 Ervin 10 253 25.3 36 0
Opponents 74 76 91 72 3 — 316
Coutee 3 0 0.0 3 0 Carter 9 221 24.6 30 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Foreman 7 -1 -0.1 2 0 Blue 1 13 13.0 13 0
Texans Opp. Weeden 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 Texans 20 487 24.4 36 0
Total First Downs 333 298 Hopkins 1 -7 -7.0 -7 0 Opponents 33 682 20.7 40 0
Rushing 94 76 Texans 472 2021 4.3 97t 12
Opponents 385 1323 3.4 39 8 FIELD
Passing 202 200
GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Penalty 37 22
RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Fairbairn 1/1 9/9 11/11 12/15 4/6
3rd Down: Made/Att 77/208 91/227
Hopkins 115 1572 13.7 49t 11 Texans 1/1 9/9 11/11 12/15 4/6
3rd Down Pct. 37.0 40.1
W. Fuller 32 503 15.7 73t 4 Opponents 0/0 4/4 7/7 10/10 2/5
4th Down: Made/Att 8/12 12/20
4th Down Pct. 66.7 60.0 Coutee 28 287 10.3 40 1
Miller 25 163 6.5 16 1 SACKS No.
Possession Avg. 30:12 29:48
Griffin 24 305 12.7 47 0 Watt 16.0
Total Net Yards 5802 5490
D. Thomas 23 275 12.0 31 2 Clowney 9.0
Avg. Per Game 362.6 343.1
J. Thomas 20 215 10.8 39 4 Mercilus 4.0
Total Plays 1040 1022
Carter 20 195 9.8 50 0 Covington 3.5
Avg. Per Play 5.6 5.4
Blue 20 154 7.7 28 0 Mathieu 3.0
Net Yards Rushing 2021 1323
Akins 17 225 13.2 28 0 Reader 2.0
Avg. Per Game 126.3 82.7
Ellington 8 92 11.5 23 1 McKinney 1.5
Total Rushes 472 385
Smith 5 91 18.2 35t 1 Blackson 1.0
Net Yards Passing 3781 4167
Ervin 3 35 11.7 19 0 Ejiofor 1.0
Avg. Per Game 236.3 260.4
Foreman 2 28 14.0 20t 1 K. Jackson 1.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 62/384 43/310
Webb 2 13 6.5 7 0 Watkins 1.0
Gross Yards 4165 4477
Coates 1 12 12.0 12 0 Texans 43.0
Att./Completions 506/345 594/385
Texans 345 4165 12.1 73t 26 Opponents 62.0
Completion Pct. 68.2 64.8
Had Intercepted 9 15 Opponents 385 4477 11.6 83t 28
Punts/Average 74/43.7 80/46.7
Net Punting Avg. 74/39.1 80/40.8
Penalties/Yards 105/787 117/945
Fumbles/Ball Lost 19/7 26/14
Touchdowns 42 36
Rushing 12 8
Passing 26 28
Returns 4 0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Arian Foster, 2009-15.........................................................................6,472
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Schaub, 2007-13 .....................................................................23,221
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Matt Schaub, 2007-13 ..........................................................................124
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Andre Johnson, 2003-14....................................................................1,012
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Andre Johnson, 2003-14..................................................................13,597
Interceptions ...................................................................Johnathan Joseph, 2011-18....................................................................16
Kareem Jackson, 2010-18 ......................................................................16
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Shane Lechler, 2013-17 .......................................................................47.6
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Jacoby Jones, 2007-11 .......................................................................10.2
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................André Davis, 2007-09 ..........................................................................25.4
Field Goals ......................................................................Kris Brown, 2002-09.............................................................................172
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Arian Foster, 2009-15..............................................................................68
Points..............................................................................Kris Brown, 2002-09.............................................................................767
*Sacks............................................................................J.J. Watt, 2011-18 ...............................................................................92.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Arian Foster, 2010 ..............................................................................1,616
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Schaub, 2009.............................................................................4,770
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Matt Schaub, 2009 .................................................................................29
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Andre Johnson, 2008............................................................................115
DeAndre Hopkins, 2018 ........................................................................115
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Andre Johnson, 2012.........................................................................1,598
Interceptions ...................................................................Marcus Coleman, 2003.............................................................................7
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Shane Lechler, 2017 ............................................................................49.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Keshawn Martin, 2012 .........................................................................12.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................André Davis, 2007 ...............................................................................30.3
Field Goals ......................................................................Ka’imi Fairbairn, 2018 .............................................................................37
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Arian Foster, 2010 ...................................................................................18
Points..............................................................................Ka’imi Fairbairn, 2018 ...........................................................................150
*Sacks............................................................................J.J. Watt, 2012, 2014 ..........................................................................20.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Arian Foster, 9-12-10 ............................................................................231
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Schaub, 11-18-12.........................................................................527
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Ryan Fitzpatrick, 11-30-14 ........................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Andre Johnson, 11-18-12 .......................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Andre Johnson, 11-18-12 .....................................................................273
Interceptions ...................................................................Glover Quin, 11-28-10 ..............................................................................3
Field Goals ......................................................................Randy Bullock, 12-21-14 ..........................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Ryan Moats, 11-1-09................................................................................3
Arian Foster, 9-12-10, 10-23-11, 10-26-14 ...............................................3
Andre Johnson, 11-3-13 ...........................................................................3
Ben Tate, 12-1-13 .....................................................................................3
DeAndre Hopkins, 10-8-17........................................................................3
Points..............................................................................Randy Bullock, 12-21-14 ........................................................................19
*Sacks............................................................................Connor Barwin, 11-27-11 ......................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
89 Adams, Jerell TE 6-5 254 12/31/92 3 South Carolina Pinewood, S.C. FA-’18 0*
50 Adams, Tyrell ILB 6-2 230 4/11/92 4 West Georgia Atlanta, Ga. FA-’18 4/0
37 Addae, Jahleel S 5-10 195 1/24/90 7 Central Michigan Valrico, Fla. FA-'19 16/16*
88 Akins, Jordan TE 6-4 243 4/19/92 2 Central Florida Locust Grove, Ga. D3c-’18 16/6
23 Bademosi, Johnson CB 6-0 219 7/23/90 8 Stanford Silver Spring, Md. UFA(NE)-’18 16/0
97 Blackson, Angelo DE 6-4 319 11/14/92 5 Auburn Bear, Del. FA-’17 16/4
30 Boddy-Calhoun, Briean CB 5-9 193 1/21/93 4 Minnesota Wilmington, Del. FA-’19 16/8*
25 Burton, Deante CB 6-2 205 7/12/94 2 Kansas State Manhattan, Kan. FA’-18 3/0*
14 Carter, DeAndre WR 5-8 190 4/10/93 2 Sacramento State San Jose, Calif. W(Phil)-’18 14/4*
90 Clowney, Jadeveon DE/OLB 6-5 255 2/14/93 6 South Carolina Rock Hill, S.C. D1-’14 15/15
51 Cole, Dylan ILB 6-0 237 5/19/94 3 Missouri State Springfield, Mo. FA-’17 8/0
22 Colvin, Aaron CB 6-0 191 10/2/91 6 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. UFA(Jax)-’18 10/2
16 Coutee, Keke WR 5-11 187 1/14/97 2 Texas Tech Lufkin, Texas D4-’18 6/2
41 Cunningham, Zach ILB 6-3 238 12/2/94 3 Vanderbilt Pinson, Ala. D2-’17 14/14
8 Daniel, Trevor P 6-1 231 12/8/94 2 Tennessee Dickson, Tenn. FA-’18 16/0
70 Davenport, Julién T 6-7 325 1/9/95 3 Bucknell Paulsboro, N.J. D4a-’17 16/15
92 Dunn, Brandon NT 6-2 310 9/5/92 4 Louisville Louisville, Ky. FA-’15 14/10
53 Ejiofor, Duke OLB 6-4 255 4/24/95 2 Wake Forest Houston, Texas D6a-’18 11/0
7 Fairbairn, Ka’imi K 6-0 183 1/29/94 4 UCLA Kailua, Hawaii FA-’16 16/0
87 Fells, Darren TE 6-7 270 4/22/86 6 California-Irvine Fullerton, Calif. FA-’19 16/11*
40 Ferguson, Josh RB 5-10 205 5/23/93 3 Illinois Naperville, Ill. FA-’18 0*
27 Foreman, D’Onta RB 6-1 236 4/24/96 3 Texas Texas City, Texas D3-’17 1/0
15 Fuller V, Will WR 6-0 184 4/16/94 4 Notre Dame Philadelphia, Pa. D1-’16 7/7
73 Fulton, Zach C/G 6-5 321 9/23/91 6 Tennessee Homewood, Ill. UFA(KC)-’18 13/13
39 Gipson Sr., Tashaun S 5-11 212 8/7/90 8 Wyoming Dallas, Texas FA-’19 16/16
84 Griffin, Ryan TE 6-6 264 1/11/90 7 Connecticut Londonderry, N.H. D6d-’13 14/11
93 Heath, Joel DE 6-6 302 6/18/93 4 Michigan State Cincinnati, Ohio FA-’16 5/0
76 Henderson, Seantrel T 6-7 351 1/21/92 6 Miami St. Paul, Minn. UFA(Buff)-’18 1/1
10 Hopkins, DeAndre WR 6-1 212 6/6/92 7 Clemson Central, S.C. D1-’13 16/16
38 Howell, Buddy RB 6-1 218 3/27/96 2 Florida Atlantic Coconut Grove, Fla. W(Mia)-’18 15/0
63 Johnson, Roderick T 6-6 306 11/28/95 3 Florida State Florissant, Mo. W(Cle)-’18 1/0
34 Jones, Taiwan RB 6-0 195 7/26/88 9 Eastern Washington San Francisco, Calif. FA-'19 6/0*
24 Joseph, Johnathan CB 5-11 186 4/16/84 14 South Carolina Rock Hill, S.C. UFA(Cin)-’11 14/14
58 Kalambayi, Peter ILB 6-3 254 6/26/95 2 Stanford Matthews, N.C. D6c-’18 15/0
75 Kalil, Matt T 6-7 315 7/6/89 8 Southern California Corona, Calif. FA-’19 0*
64 Kelemete, Senio G 6-3 301 5/10/90 7 Washington Seattle, Wash. UFA(NO)-’18 15/14
35 Kelly Jr., Jermaine CB 6-1 204 2/26/95 2 San Jose State Los Angeles, Calif. D7-’18 0*
42 Landrum, Chris OLB 6-2 245 9/14/92 4 Jacksonville State Meridian, Miss. FA-’18 7/0*
65 Mancz, Greg C/G 6-4 302 4/23/92 5 Toledo Cincinnati, Ohio FA-’15 16/4
66 Martin, Nick C 6-4 295 4/29/93 4 Notre Dame Indianapolis, Ind. D2-’16 16/16
2 McCarron, A.J. QB 6-3 215 9/13/90 6 Alabama Mobile, Ala. FA-’19 2/0*
55 McKinney, Benardrick ILB 6-4 257 11/19/92 5 Mississippi State Tunica, Miss. D2-’15 16/16
59 Mercilus, Whitney OLB 6-4 258 7/21/90 8 Illinois Akron, Ohio D1-’12 16/9
26 Miller, Lamar RB 5-10 221 4/25/91 8 Miami Miami, Fla. UFA(Mia)-’16 14/14
33 Moore, A.J. S 5-11 200 12/15/95 2 Mississippi Bassfield, Miss. W(NE)-’18 16/0
77 Rankin, Martinas G 6-5 311 10/20/94 2 Mississippi State Mendenhall, Miss. D3b-’18 16/4
98 Reader, D.J. DE/NT 6-3 347 7/1/94 4 Clemson Greensboro, N.C. D5b-’16 16/16
20 Reid, Justin S 6-1 203 2/15/97 2 Stanford Prairieville, La. D3a-’18 16/12
21 Roby, Bradley CB 5-11 194 5/1/92 6 Ohio State Fort Worth, Texas UFA(Den)-’19 15/15*
57 Scarlett, Brennan OLB 6-4 263 7/31/93 4 Stanford Portland, Ore. FA-’16 12/2
61 Shakir, Maurquice G 6-4 326 10/14/93 2 Middle Tennessee State Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’18 0*
17 Smith, Vyncint WR 6-3 202 6/9/96 2 Limestone Columbia, S.C. FA-’18 7/1
83 Thomas, Jordan TE 6-5 277 8/2/96 2 Mississippi State Sumrall, Miss. D6b-’18 16/11
91 Watkins, Carlos DE 6-3 297 12/5/93 3 Clemson Mooresboro, N.C. D4b-’17 4/0
4 Watson, Deshaun QB 6-2 215 9/14/95 3 Clemson Gainesville, Ga. D1-’17 16/16
99 Watt, J.J. DE 6-5 288 3/22/89 9 Wisconsin Pewaukee, Wis. D1-’11 16/16
5 Webb III, Joe QB 6-4 231 11/14/86 10 Alabama-Birmingham Birmingham, Ala. UFA(Buff)-’18 16/0
46 Weeks, Jon LS 5-10 242 2/17/86 10 Baylor Bethpage, N.Y. FA-’10 16/0
56 Woodson-Luster, Xavier ILB 6-1 220 8/6/95 2 Arkansas State Eufaula, Ala. FA-'19 4/0*

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* Adams last active with New York Giants in ’17; Addae played 16 games with Los Angeles Chargers in '18; Boddy-Calhoun played 16
games for Cleveland in ’18; Burton played 1 game with Atlanta and 2 with Houston; Carter played 7 games for Philadelphia and 7 games
with Houston; Fells played 16 games with Cleveland; Ferguson last active with Indianapolis in ’17; Jones played 6 games with Buffalo;
Kalil missed the ’18 season because of injury with Carolina; Kelly Jr. missed ’18 season because of injury; Landrum played 7 games
with Los Angeles Chargers; McCarron played 2 games with Oakland; Roby played 15 games with Denver; Shakir last active with
Baltimore in ’17; Woodson-Luster played 4 games with Cleveland.

Players lost through free agency (5): RB Alfred Blue (Jax; 16 games in ’18), DE Christian Covington (Dall; 12),
CB/S Kareem Jackson (Den; 16), T Kendall Lamm (Cle; 15), S Tyrann Mathieu (KC; 16).

Also played with Texans in ’18—WR Sammie Coates Jr. (12 games), S Andre Hal (8), CB Kevin Johnson (1), ILB Josh Keyes (3),
ILB Brian Peters (11), WR Demaryius Thomas (7), S Mike Tyson (9), CB Kayvon Webster (2), QB Brandon Weeden (1),
CB Shareece Wright (12).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Aniebonam, Jesse OLB 6-3 260 1/5/96 Maryland Silver Spring, Md. FA
Baity Jr., Derrick CB 6-3 188 12/23/96 Kentucky Tampa, Fla. FA
Bellamy, Davin (1) OLB 6-5 259 12/27/94 Georgia Chamblee, Ga. FA-'18
Coker, D.J. C 6-2 310 11/13/97 Rhodes College Buford, Ga. FA
Crawford, Xavier CB 5-11 187 12/10/95 Central Michigan Pittsburg, Calif. D6
Crockett, Damarea RB 5-11 225 12/22/97 Missouri Little Rock, Ark. FA
Davis, Jamal OLB 6-4 240 7/9/95 Akron Canton, Ohio FA
Dixon, Johnnie WR 5-11 198 9/16/94 Ohio State West Palm Beach, Fla. FA
Dwight, Johnny DE 6-3 301 3/22/95 Alabama Rochelle, Ga. FA
Edwards, Javi NT 6-3 325 10/27/96 Colorado Houston, Texas FA
Exford, Austin S 6-0 200 5/16/96 Appalachian State Snellville, Ga. FA
Gillaspia, Cullen FB 6-2 235 5/12/95 Texas A&M Katy, Texas D7
Hendy, A.J. (1) S 6-0 206 4/8/93 Maryland Bowie, Md. FA-'18
Higdon Jr., Karan RB 5-10 202 9/8/96 Michigan Sarasota, Fla. FA
Howard, Tytus T 6-5 322 5/23/96 Alabama State Monroeville, Ala. D1
Huggins, Albert DE 6-3 305 6/27/97 Clemson Orangeburg, S.C. FA
Johnson Jr., Lonnie CB 6-2 213 11/4/95 Kentucky Gary, Indiana D2a
Johnson, Chris S 6-3 200 11/12/95 North Alabama Birmingham, Ala. FA
Johnson, Tyron WR 6-1 193 1/8/96 Oklahoma State New Orleans, La. FA
Leonard, Rick (1) T 6-7 311 11/22/96 Florida State Middletown, Md. FA-'18
Lewis, Drew ILB 6-2 225 9/7/95 Colorado Sammamish, Wash. FA
Louis, Stephen WR 6-2 215 9/7/95 North Carolina State West Palm Beach, Fla. FA
Mitchell Jr., Steven (1) WR 5-10 186 5/2/94 Southern California Pasadena, Calif. FA-'18
Omenihu, Charles DE 6-5 280 8/20/97 Texas Houston, Texas D5
Palmore, Walter NT 6-4 320 8/9/96 Missouri Columbus, Ga. FA
Pridgeon, Malcolm G 6-7 310 1/20/95 Ohio State Central Islip, N.Y. FA
Savage-Lewis, Ira DE 6-3 290 2/9/96 Baylor Houston, Texas FA
Scharping, Max T 6-6 327 8/10/96 Northern Illinois Green Bay, Wis. D2b
Steinmetz, David (1) T 6-8 321 3/1/95 Purdue Grafton, Mass. FA-'18
Warring, Kahale TE 6-5 252 3/23/97 San Diego State Sonora, Calif. D3
Weah, Jester (1) WR 6-3 209 2/7/95 Pittsburgh Madison, Wis. FA-'18
Whitney, Isaac (1) WR 6-2 204 6/22/94 Southern California Moore, Okla. FA-'18

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.houstontexans.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Bill O’Brien
Pro Career: Bill O’Brien was named the third head
coach in Houston Texans franchise history on
January 3, 2014. O’Brien, who owns 27 years of
collegiate and NFL coaching experience, is just the
14th coach in the NFL since 1978 to begin his
head coaching career with three consecutive win-
ning seasons. In 2018, the Texans captured their
third AFC South Division championship in the last
four seasons and earned their fourth winning sea-
son in five years under O’Brien. Prior to his tenure,
the Texans had only put together three winning
seasons in franchise history. The 2018 Texans
recorded a franchise-record nine-game winning
streak and became the first team in NFL history to
win nine consecutive games after beginning a sea-
son 0-3. In 2015, Houston became the first NFL
team since 1950 to earn a trip to the postseason
with four different starting quarterbacks winning at
least one regular season game. In his first season
in 2014, Houston’s seven-win improvement led
the NFL and made the Texans the sixth team since
1978 to post a winning season following a season
in which it won two or fewer games. Prior to
Houston, O’Brien was head coach at Penn State
from 2012-13, and in the latter year won multiple
National Coach of the Year awards. From 2007-
11, he helped lead the New England Patriots to a
pair of Super Bowl berths. Career record: 43-41.
Background: O’Brien played linebacker and defen-
sive end at Brown (1990-92) and graduated with
a double concentration in political science and
organizational behavioral management. Previously
coached collegiately at Brown (1993-94), Georgia
Tech (1995-2002), Maryland (2003-04), and
Duke (2005-06).
Personal: Born on October 23, 1969 in
Dorchester, Mass. He and his wife, Colleen, have
two sons: Jack, 17, and Michael, 14.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Romeo Crennel, asst. head coach/defensive coor-
dinator; born June 18, 1947, Lynchburg, Va.
Defensive lineman/offensive tackle Western
Kentucky 1966-69. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Western Kentucky 1970-74, Texas
Tech 1975-77, Mississippi 1978-79, Georgia Tech
1980. Pro coach: New York Giants 1981-92, New
England Patriots 1993-96, 2001-04, New York Jets
1997-99, Cleveland Browns 2000, 2005-08 (head
coach 2005-08), Kansas City Chiefs 2010-12
(interim head coach, final three games 2011, head
coach 2012), joined Texans in 2014.
Tim Kelly, offensive coordinator; born August 17,
1986, Chicago Heights, Ill. Defensive tackle
Eastern Illinois 2004-07. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Illinois Wesleyan 2008-09,
Minnesota State-Moorehead 2010, Ball State
2011, Penn State 2012-13. Pro coach: Joined
Texans in 2014.
Brad Seely, special teams coordinator; born
September 6, 1956, Vinton, Iowa. Offensive line-
man South Dakota State 1974-77. No pro playing
experience. College coach: South Dakota State
1978, Colorado State 1980, Southern Methodist
1981, North Carolina State 1982, Pacific 1983,
Oklahoma State 1984-88. Pro coach: Indianapolis
Colts 1989-1993, New York Jets 1994, Carolina
72
Panthers 1995-98, New England Patriots 1999-
2008, Cleveland Browns 2009-10, San Francisco
49ers 2011-14, Oakland Raiders 2015-17, joined
Texans in 2018.
John Aylward, offensive assistant; born April 15,
1996, Tewksbury, Mass. Wide receiver Saint
Anselm 2015-18. No pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Joined Texans in 2019.
Danny Barrett, running backs; born December
18, 1961, Boynton Beach, Fla. Quarterback
Cincinnati 1979-82. Pro quarterback Calgary
Stampeders (CFL) 1983-85, 1990-91, 1996,
Toronto Argonauts (CFL) 1985-88, British
Columbia Lions (CFL) 1992-93, 1998, Ottawa
Rough Riders (CFL) 1994-95. College coach:
Buffalo 2007-09, Central Florida 2011-15. Pro
coach: Calgary Stampeders (CFL) 1997, British
Columbia Lions (CFL) 1998-99, Saskatchewan
Roughriders (CFL) 2000-06, Miami Dolphins
2016-17, joined Texans in 2018.
Brian Cushing, asst. strength and conditioning;
born January 24, 1987, Park Ridge, N.J.
Linebacker Southern California 2005-08. Pro line-
backer Houston Texans 2009-17. Pro coach:
Joined Texans in 2019.
Akeem Dent, defensive assistant; born September
27, 1987, Atlanta, Ga. Linebacker Georgia 2007-
10. Pro linebacker Atlanta Falcons 2011-13,
Houston Texans 2014-16. Pro coach: Joined
Texans in 2019.
Mike Devlin, offensive line; born November 16,
1969, Blacksburg, Va. Offensive lineman Iowa
1989-92. Pro offensive lineman Buffalo Bills
1993-95, Arizona Cardinals 1996-99. College
coach: Toledo 2004-05. Pro coach: Arizona
Cardinals 2000-03, New York Jets 2006-14,
joined Texans in 2015.
Joe Distor, asst. strength and conditioning; born
March 28, 1992, Phoenix, Ariz. Attended Arizona
State. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: UCLA 2014-15, Memphis 2016
(winter). Pro coach: Chicago Bears 2016-17,
joined Texans in 2019
Mike Eubanks, head strength and conditioning;
born December 31, 1980, Kansas City, Kan.
Defensive back Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1999-2002.
No pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Jacksonville 2009-11, Denver Broncos 2012-17,
joined Texans in 2018.
Jason George, asst. strength and condition-
ing/sports science coordinator; born October 3,
1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Safety
Manitoba 1991-92. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Kansas 1997-98, Fordham 1998-
2008. Pro coach: Jacksonville 2009-11, Denver
Broncos 2012-14, Chicago Bears 2015-17, joined
Texans in 2018.
Bobby King, inside linebackers; born June 29,
1978, Louisville, Ky. Linebacker Texas El-Paso
1998-2000. College coach: Texas El-Paso 2002-
03, West Texas A&M 2005, West Texas A&M
2008-09, Baylor 2006-07. Pro coach: Dallas
Cowboys 2010, Houston Texans 2011-13, San
Diego Chargers 2014-16, re-joined Texans in 2017.
Will Lawing, tight ends; born November 27, 1985,
Boone, N.C. Wide receiver North Carolina 2004-
07. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Juniata 2009-12, Penn State 2013. Pro coach:
Joined Texans in 2014.
D’Anton Lynn, asst. secondary; born October 24,
1989, Plano, Texas. Defensive back Penn State
2008-11. Pro defensive back New York Jets 2012,
Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 2013. Pro coach:
Buffalo Bills 2015-16, Los Angeles Chargers
2017, joined Texans in 2018.
Anthony Midget, secondary; born Feb. 22, 1978,
Clewiston, Fla. Cornerback Virginia Tech 1996-99.
No pro playing experience. College coach: Virginia
Tech 2007, Georgia State 2008-12, Penn State
2013. Pro coach: Joined Texans in 2014.
Matt O’Donnell, defensive assistant; April 15,
1990, Tipton, Iowa. Linebacker Brown 2008-11.
No pro playing experience. College coach: Iowa
2014, Southern Mississippi 2015, Duke 2016-17.
Pro coach: Joined Texans in 2018.
John Pagano, senior defensive assistant/
outside linebackers; born March 30, 1967,
Boulder, Colo. Linebacker Mesa State College
1985-88. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Mesa State College 1989, Nevada-Las
Vegas 1990-91, Louisiana Tech 1994, Mississippi
1995. Pro coach: New Orleans Saints 1996-97,
Indianapolis Colts 1998-2001, San Diego
Chargers 2002-16, Oakland Raiders 2017, joined
Texans in 2018.
John Perry, wide receivers; born June 4, 1969,
Lawrence, Mass. Wide receiver New Hampshire
1988-1992. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Northeastern 1993, Brown 1994-96, New
Hampshire 1997-98, 2007, Dartmouth 1999-
2004, Georgetown 2005, Hofstra 2006,
Merrimack 2008-12 (head coach), Delaware
2013. Pro coach: Joined Texans in 2014.
Carl Smith, quarterbacks; born April 26, 1948,
Wasco, Calif. Quarterback Bakersfield College
1966-67, defensive back Cal Poly-SLO 1969-70.
No pro playing experience. College coach: Cal-Poly
SLO 1971, Colorado 1972-73, Louisiana-Lafayette
1974-78, Lamar 1979-81, North Carolina State
1982, Southern California 2004. Pro coach:
Philadelphia Stars (USFL) 1983-85, New Orleans
Saints 1986-96, New England Patriots 1997-99,
Cleveland Browns 2001-03, 2009-10, Seattle
Seahawks 2011-18, joined Texans in 2019.
Tracy Smith, asst. special teams; born February
23, 1982, Beaumont, Texas. Attended Louisiana
State. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Utah State 2006-08. Pro coach:
Cleveland Browns 2009-10, Seattle Seahawks
2011, San Francisco 49ers 2012-14, Oakland
Raiders 2015-17, joined Texans in 2018.
Billy Voltaire, asst. strength and condition-
ing/performance therapist; born August 11, 1984,
Jamaica, N.Y. Attended Florida Atlantic, LIU
Brooklyn, Florida International. No college or pro
playing experience. Pro coach: Denver Broncos
2015-17, joined Texans in 2018.
Anthony Weaver, defensive line; born July 28,
1980, Killeen, Texas. Defensive lineman Notre
Dame 1998-2001. Pro defensive lineman
Baltimore Ravens 2002-05, Houston Texans
2006-08. College coach: Florida 2010, North
Texas 2011. Pro coach: New York Jets 2012,
Buffalo Bills 2013, Cleveland Browns 2014-15,
joined Texans in 2016.
T.J. Yates, offensive assistant; born May 28,
1987, Marietta, Ga. Quarterback North Carolina.
Pro quarterback Houston Texans 2011-13, 2015,
2017, Atlanta Falcons 2014. Pro coach: Joined
Texans in 2019.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner and CEO: James Irsay Baltimore 1953-1983
Vice Chair/Owner: Carlie Irsay-Gordon (539-483-7)
Vice Chair/Owner: Casey Foyt Records include postseason games
Vice Chair/Owner: Kalen Jackson 1953 Keith Molesworth ..............3-9-0
General Manager: Chris Ballard 1954-62 Weeb Ewbank ...............61-52-1
Head Coach: Frank Reich 1963-69 Don Shula .....................73-26-4
Chief Operating Officer: Pete Ward 1970-72 Don McCafferty*...........26-11-1
Chief Financial Officer: Kurt Humphrey 1972 John Sandusky .................4-5-0
Chief Legal Officer: Dan Emerson 1973-74 Howard Schnellenberger**..4-13-0
Chief Sales and Marketing Officer: 1974 Joe Thomas......................2-9-0
Roger VanDerSnick 1975-79 Ted Marchibroda ............41-36-0
Senior Vice President of Ticket Sales and 1980-81 Mike McCormack............9-23-0
Service: Joe Ondrejko 1982-84 Frank Kush***..............11-28-1
Vice President of Communications: 1984 Hal Hunter.........................0-1-0
American Football Conference Steve Campbell 1985-86 Rod Dowhower**** .......5-24-0
South Division Vice President of Special Projects and 1986-91 Ron Meyer# .................36-36-0
Team Colors: Royal Blue and White Historical Affairs: Larry Hall 1991 Rick Venturi.....................1-10-0
P.O. Box 535000 Vice President of Premium Seating and 1992-95 Ted Marchibroda ...........32-35-0
Indianapolis, Indiana 46253 Ticket Sales: Greg Hylton 1996-97 Lindy Infante .................12-21-0
Telephone: (317) 297-2658 Vice President of Finance and Human 1998-2001 Jim Mora ......................32-34-0
2019 SCHEDULE Resources: Stacy Johns 2002-08 Tony Dungy...................92-33-0
PRESEASON Vice President of Content and 2009-11 Jim Caldwell .................28-24-0
Aug. 8 at Buffalo ...........................7:00 Production: Dave Knickerbocker 2012-17 Chuck Pagano...............56-46-0
Aug. 17 Cleveland ..........................4:00 Vice President of Corporate Partnerships: 2018 Frank Reich.....................11-7-0
Aug. 24 Chicago .............................7:00 Ryan Lobsiger *Released after five games in 1972
Vice President of Marketing: **Released after three games in 1974
Aug. 29 at Cincinnati .......................7:00 ***Resigned after 15 games in 1984
Stephanie Pemberton
REGULAR SEASON ****Released after 13 games in 1986
Vice President of Equipment Operations: #Released after five games in 1991
Sep. 8 at Los Angeles Chargers.....4:05 Jon Scott
Sep. 15 at Tennessee .....................1:00 Assistant General Manager: Ed Dodds PAID ATTENDANCE
Sep. 22 Atlanta...............................1:00 Vice President of Player Personnel: Home 488,521 Away 484,885
Sep. 29 Oakland .............................1:00 Rex Hogan Total 973,406
Oct. 6 at Kansas City ..................*8:20 Director of Football Administration: Single-game home record,
Oct. 13 BYE Mike Bluem 67,650 (1/24/10)
Oct. 20 Houston .............................1:00 Director of College Scouting: Single-season home record,
Oct. 27 Denver...............................4:25 Morocco Brown 520,687 (2010)
Nov. 3 at Pittsburgh.......................1:00 Director of Pro Personnel: Kevin Rogers
Nov. 10 Miami ................................4:05 Director of Player Development: 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Nov. 17 Jacksonville.......................1:00 Brian Decker Round Name Pos. College
Nov. 21 at Houston (Thu) ................8:20 Assistant Director of Pro Scouting: 2 Rock Ya-Sin CB Temple
Dec. 1 Tennessee .........................1:00 Jon Shaw Ben Banogu LB Texas Christian
Dec. 8 at Tampa Bay .....................1:00 Video Director: Stewart Cramer Parris Campbell WR Ohio St.
Dec. 16 at New Orleans (Mon) ........8:15 Head Athletic Trainer: Dave Hammer 3 Bobby Okereke LB Stanford
Dec. 22 Carolina.............................1:00 Director of Sports Medicine: Erin Barill 4 Khari Willis S Michigan St.
Dec. 29 at Jacksonville....................1:00 Assistant Equipment Managers: 5 Marvell Tell III CB Southern California
* All times ET; Sunday night games in Sean Sullivan, Mike Mays, E.J. Speed LB Tarleton St.
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Brian Seabrooks 6 Gerri Green DE Mississippi St.
Stadium: Lucas Oil Stadium (opened in Assistant Trainers: Kyle Davis, 7 Jackson Barton T Utah
2008) •Capacity: 63,000 Kerry Gordon, Brian Buening Javon Patterson C Mississippi
500 South Capitol Avenue Assistant Video Directors: John Starliper,
Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 Matt DeWall
Playing Surface:
Motz Group/Shaw Sports Turf
Training Camp: Grand Park Sports Campus
19000 Grand Park Blvd.
Westfield, IN 46074
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Luck 639 430 4593 67.3 39 15 18/134 98.7
08/09 W 19-17 at Seattle Brissett 4 2 2 50.0 0 0 0/0 56.3
08/20 L 19-20 Baltimore Ebron 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/25 W 23-17 San Francisco Colts 644 432 4595 67.1 39 15 18/134 98.2
08/30 W 27-26 at Cincinnati Opponents 542 384 4033 70.8 21 15 38/228 93.5

REGULAR SEASON (10-6) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS K. Moore 3 52 17.3 32 0
09/09 L 23-34 Cincinnati Vinatieri 0 0 0 44/47 23/27 0 113 Leonard 2 38 19.0 28 0
09/16 W 21-9 at Washington Ebron 1 13 0 0/0 0/0 0 84 Hooker 2 34 17.0 27 0
09/23 L 16-20 at Philadelphia Mack 9 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 64 Mitchell 1 47 47.0 47 0
09/30 L 34-37 Houston (OT) Hilton 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Goode 1 16 16.0 16 0
10/04 L 24-38 at New England Hines 2 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Odum 1 14 14.0 14 0
10/14 L 34-42 at N.Y. Jets Inman 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 A. Walker 1 11 11.0 11 0
10/21 W 37-5 Buffalo Swoope 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Farley 1 7 7.0 7 0
10/28 W 42-28 at Oakland Rogers 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 16 Desir 1 1 1.0 1 0
11/11 W 29-26 Jacksonville Alie-Cox 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 C. Moore 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/18 W 38-10 Tennessee Doyle 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Wilson 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/25 W 27-24 Miami Pascal 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Colts 15 220 14.7 47 0
12/02 L 0-6 at Jacksonville Grant 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 15 148 9.9 36 2
12/09 W 24-21 at Houston Hewitt 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/16 W 23-0 Dallas M. Johnson 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/23 W 28-27 N.Y. Giants Wilkins 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Sanchez 57 2629 46.1 24 63
12/30 W 33-17 at Tennessee Colts 13 39 0 44/47 23/27 0 433 Colts 57 2629 46.1 24 63
(OT) Overtime Opponents 12 21 4 36/37 28/33 1 344 Opponents 67 3022 45.1 33 62
2-Pt Conv: Mack 2, Rogers 2.
POSTSEASON (1-1) Colts 4-5, Opponents 0-0. PUNT
Date Result Opponent RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
01/05 W 21-7 at Houston RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Rogers 23 28 215 9.3 51 0
01/12 L 13-31 at Kansas City Mack 195 908 4.7 49 9 Hilton 1 0 2 2.0 2 0
Wilkins 60 336 5.6 53 1 Colts 24 28 217 9.0 51 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Hines 85 314 3.7 18 2 Opponents 21 18 93 4.4 15 0
Colts 83 135 87 125 3 — 433 Luck 46 148 3.2 33 0
Opponents 76 99 80 83 6 — 344 Pascal 2 10 5.0 8 0 KICKOFF
Turbin 4 10 2.5 5 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Michael 2 9 4.5 8 0 Pascal 14 297 21.2 29 0
Colts Opp. McNichols 2 4 2.0 7 0 M. Johnson 1 23 23.0 23 0
Total First Downs 371 315 M. Johnson 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0 Rogers 1 10 10.0 10 0
Rushing 96 87 Rogers 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0 Wilkins 1 7 7.0 7 0
Passing 237 203 Brissett 7 -7 -1.0 -1 0 Colts 17 337 19.8 29 0
Penalty 38 25 Ebron 3 -8 -2.7 2t 1 Opponents 27 595 22.0 47 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 104/214 82/200 Colts 408 1718 4.2 53 13
3rd Down Pct. 48.6 41.0 Opponents 415 1626 3.9 34t 12 FIELD
4th Down: Made/Att 7/15 7/15 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
4th Down Pct. 46.7 46.7 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Vinatieri 0/0 8/8 6/7 5/6 4/6
Possession Avg. 29:46 30:14 Hilton 76 1270 16.7 68t 6 Colts 0/0 8/8 6/7 5/6 4/6
Total Net Yards 6179 5431 Ebron 66 750 11.4 53t 13 Opponents 0/0 6/6 11/11 10/12 1/4
Avg. Per Game 386.2 339.4 Hines 63 425 6.7 28 2
Total Plays 1070 995 Rogers 53 485 9.2 34 2 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Play 5.8 5.5 Grant 35 334 9.5 23 1 Autry 9.0
Net Yards Rushing 1718 1626 Inman 28 304 10.9 29 3 Leonard 7.0
Avg. Per Game 107.4 101.6 Pascal 27 268 9.9 28 2 Sheard 5.5
Total Rushes 408 415 Doyle 26 245 9.4 20 2 Hunt 5.0
Net Yards Passing 4461 3805 Mack 17 103 6.1 29t 1 Turay 4.0
Avg. Per Game 278.8 237.8 Wilkins 16 85 5.3 17 0 Ward 3.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 18/134 38/228 Swoope 8 87 10.9 26 3 Lewis 2.0
Gross Yards 4595 4033 Alie-Cox 7 133 19.0 34 2 K. Moore 1.5
Att./Completions 644/432 542/384 M. Johnson 6 102 17.0 34t 1 A. Walker 1.0
Completion Pct. 67.1 70.8 Luck 1 4 4.0 4 0 Colts 38.0
Had Intercepted 15 15 Turbin 1 3 3.0 3 0 Opponents 18.0
Punts/Average 57/46.1 67/45.1 Hewitt 1 1 1.0 1t 1
Net Punting Avg. 57/42.7 67/41.9 Kelly 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0
Penalties/Yards 120/953 131/1115 Colts 432 4595 10.6 68t 39
Fumbles/Ball Lost 17/9 22/11 Opponents 384 4033 10.5 80t 21
Touchdowns 52 37
Rushing 13 12
Passing 39 21
Returns 0 4

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Edgerrin James, 1999-2005...............................................................9,226
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Peyton Manning, 1998-2011 ............................................................54,828
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Peyton Manning, 1998-2011 .................................................................399
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Marvin Harrison, 1996-2008 ..............................................................1,102
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Marvin Harrison, 1996-2008 ............................................................14,580
Interceptions ...................................................................Bobby Boyd, 1960-68.............................................................................57
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Pat McAfee, 2009-16 ...........................................................................46.4
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Ron Gardin, 1970-71 ...........................................................................13.5
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Jim Duncan, 1969-71 ..........................................................................32.6
Field Goals ......................................................................Adam Vinatieri, 2006-2018 ...................................................................319
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Marvin Harrison, 1996-2008 .................................................................128
Points..............................................................................Adam Vinatieri, 2006-18 ....................................................................1,442
*Sacks............................................................................Robert Mathis, 2003-16.....................................................................123.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Edgerrin James, 2000 ........................................................................1,709
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Andrew Luck, 2014............................................................................4,761
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Peyton Manning, 2004 ............................................................................49
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Marvin Harrison, 2002 ......................................................................**143
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Marvin Harrison, 2002 .......................................................................1,722
Interceptions ...................................................................Tom Keane, 1953....................................................................................11
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Pat McAfee, 2016 ................................................................................49.3
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................T.J. Rushing, 2007 ...............................................................................13.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Jim Duncan, 1970................................................................................35.4
Field Goals ......................................................................Mike Vanderjagt, 2003.............................................................................37
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Lenny Moore, 1964.................................................................................20
Points..............................................................................Mike Vanderjagt, 2003...........................................................................157
*Sacks............................................................................Robert Mathis, 2013 ............................................................................19.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Edgerrin James, 10-15-00 ....................................................................219
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Peyton Manning, 10-31-04....................................................................472
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Peyton Manning, 9-28-03, 11-25-04 .........................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Reggie Wayne, 10-3-10 ..........................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Raymond Berry, 11-10-57.....................................................................224
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Mike Prior, 12-20-92
Field Goals ......................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................5
Last time by Adam Vinatieri, 10-9-16
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Many times ...............................................................................................4
Last time by Joseph Addai, 11-26-06
Points..............................................................................Many times .............................................................................................24
Last time by Joseph Addai, 11-26-06
*Sacks............................................................................Johnie Cooks, 11-25-84 ........................................................................4.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
49 Adams, Matthew LB 6-0 230 12/12/95 2 Houston Missouri City, Texas D7-’18 16/5
81 Alie-Cox, Mo TE 6-5 267 9/19/93 2 Virginia Commonwealth Middleburg, Va. FA-’17 9/1
63 Andrews, Josh C 6-2 311 6/21/91 4 Oregon State Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’18 3/0
96 Autry, Denico DT/DE 6-5 270 7/15/90 6 Mississippi State Albemarle, N.C. UFA(Oak)-’18 12/11
67 Boehm, Evan C/G 6-3 310 8/19/93 4 Missouri Lee’s Summit, Mo. FA-’18 11/4
7 Brissett, Jacoby QB 6-4 235 12/11/92 4 North Carolina State West Palm Beach, Fla. T(NE)-’17 4/0
11 Cain, Deon WR 6-2 202 8/9/96 2 Clemson Tampa, Fla. D6-’18 0*
74 Castonzo, Anthony T 6-7 311 8/9/88 9 Boston College Hawthorn Woods, Ill. D1-’11 11/11
62 Clark, Le’Raven G/T 6-5 311 4/22/93 4 Texas Tech Rockdale, Texas D3-’16 12/4
32 Collins, Jalen CB 6-1 203 3/20/93 3 Louisiana State Kansas City, Mo. FA-’18 0*
35 Desir, Pierre CB 6-1 198 9/8/90 6 Lindenwood Port-au-Prince, Haiti W(Sea)-’17 16/12
84 Doyle, Jack TE 6-6 262 5/5/90 7 Western Kentucky Indianapolis, Ind. W(Tenn)-’13 6/6
85 Ebron, Eric TE 6-4 253 4/10/93 6 North Carolina Newark, N.J. FA-’18 16/8
41 Farley, Matthias S 5-11 209 7/15/92 4 Notre Dame Charlotte, N.C. W(Ariz)-’16 5/1
44 Franklin, Zaire LB 6-0 238 7/2/96 2 Syracuse Philadelphia, Pa. D7-’18 16/2
17 Funchess, Devin WR 6-4 225 5/21/94 5 Michigan Detroit, Mich. UFA(Car)-’19 14/12*
26 Geathers, Clayton S 6-2 220 6/1/92 5 Central Florida Georgetown, S.C. D4-’15 12/12
64 Glowinski, Mark G 6-4 310 5/3/92 5 West Virginia Wilkes-Barre, Pa. W(Sea)-’17 11/9
73 Haeg, Joe T/G 6-6 305 3/11/93 4 North Dakota State Lake Shore, Minn. D5-’16 8/6
27 Hairston, Nate CB 6-0 195 6/30/94 3 Temple Washington, D.C. D5-’17 13/7
13 Hilton, T.Y. WR 5-10 183 11/14/89 8 Florida International Miami, Fla. D3-’12 14/14
21 Hines, Nyheim RB 5-9 198 11/12/96 2 North Carolina State Garner, N.C. D4-’18 16/3
47 Holmes, Gabe TE 6-5 255 3/29/91 4 Purdue Miramar, Fla. FA-’19 8/4*
29 Hooker, Malik S 6-1 212 4/2/96 3 Ohio State New Castle, Pa. D1-’17 14/14
99 Houston, Justin DE 6-3 258 1/12/89 9 Georgia Statesboro, Ga. FA-’19 12/12*
92 Hunt, Margus DT 6-8 298 7/14/87 7 Southern Methodist Karksi-Nuia, Estonia UFA(Cin)-’17 15/14
38 Johnson, Isaiah S 6-1 210 5/16/92 3 Georgia Tech Columbus, Ohio FA-’19 2/0*
16 Johnson, Marcus WR 6-1 204 8/5/94 3 Texas League City, Texas T(Sea)-’18 5/0
6 Kelly, Chad QB 6-2 228 3/26/94 2 Mississippi Buffalo, N.Y. FA-’19 1/0*
78 Kelly, Ryan C 6-4 309 5/30/93 4 Alabama West Chester, Ohio D1-’16 12/12
36 Kindred, Derrick S 5-10 210 12/15/93 4 Texas Christian San Antonio, Texas W(Cle)-’19 16/2*
53 Leonard, Darius LB 6-2 234 7/27/95 2 South Carolina State Lake View, S.C. D2-’18 15/15
94 Lewis, Tyquan DT/DE 6-3 269 1/30/95 2 Ohio State Tarboro, N.C. D2-’18 8/7
12 Luck, Andrew QB 6-4 240 9/12/89 8 Stanford Houston, Texas D1-’12 16/16
25 Mack, Marlon RB 6-0 210 3/7/96 3 South Florida Sarasota, Fla. D4-’17 12/10
28 Milton, Chris CB 5-11 196 9/15/92 4 Georgia Tech Folkston, Ga. FA-’16 15/0
55 Moore, Skai LB 6-2 230 1/8/95 2 South Carolina Cooper City, Fla. FA-’18 9/1
23 Moore II, Kenny CB 5-9 190 8/23/95 3 Valdosta State Valdosta, Ga. W(NE)-’17 15/15
97 Muhammad, Al-Quadin DE 6-4 250 3/28/95 3 Miami Irvington, N.J. W(NO)-’18 15/3
56 Nelson, Quenton G/C 6-5 330 3/19/96 2 Notre Dame Holmdel, N.J. D1-’18 16/16
95 Nicolas, Dadi DE 6-3 251 9/29/92 3 Virginia Tech Port-au-Prince, Haiti FA-’19 0*
30 Odum, George S 6-1 200 11/3/93 2 Central Arkansas Millington, Tenn. FA-’18 16/2
14 Pascal, Zach WR 6-2 219 12/18/94 2 Old Dominion Upper Marlboro, Md. W(Tenn)-’18 16/4
59 Phillips, Carroll DE 6-3 242 9/2/92 3 Illinois Miami, Fla. FA-’18 6/0
69 Poehls, William G 6-8 344 11/27/91 2 Montana Chandler, Ariz. FA-’18 0*
46 Rhodes, Luke LS 6-2 238 12/2/92 3 William & Mary Hollidaysburg, Pa. FA-’16 16/0
80 Rogers, Chester WR 6-0 184 1/12/94 4 Grambling State Huntsville, Ala. FA-’16 16/10
8 Sanchez, Rigoberto P 6-0 195 9/8/94 3 Hawaii Chico, Calif. FA-’17 16/0
93 Sheard, Jabaal DE 6-3 265 5/10/89 9 Pittsburgh Hollywood Hills, Fla. UFA(NE)-’17 16/16
72 Smith, Braden T/G 6-6 315 3/25/96 2 Auburn Olathe, Kan. D2-’18 15/13
90 Stewart, Grover DT 6-4 333 10/20/93 3 Albany State Camilla, Ga. D4-’17 15/1
43 Travis, Ross TE 6-6 248 1/9/93 4 Penn State Chaska, Minn. W(KC)-’17 0*
57 Turay, Kemoko DE 6-5 253 7/11/95 2 Rutgers Newark, N.J. D2-’18 14/3
4 Vinatieri, Adam K 6-0 212 12/28/72 24 South Dakota State Rapid City, S.D. UFA(NE)-’06 16/0
50 Walker, Anthony LB 6-1 242 8/8/95 3 Northwestern Miami, Fla. D5-’17 15/14
51 Ward, Jihad DT 6-5 290 5/11/94 4 Illinois Philadelphia, Pa. FA-’18 6/0
40 Ware, Spencer RB 5-10 229 11/23/91 6 Louisiana State Eunice, La. UFA(KC)-’19 13/2*
61 Webb, J’Marcus T 6-7 331 8/8/88 8 West Texas A&M Fort Worth, Texas FA-’18 1/1
20 Wilkins, Jordan RB 6-1 216 7/18/94 2 Mississippi Cordova, Tenn. D5-’18 16/3
33 Williams, Jonathan RB 6-0 223 2/2/94 4 Arkansas Allen, Texas FA-’18 0*
31 Wilson, Quincy CB 6-2 210 8/16/96 3 Florida Fort Lauderdale, Fla. D2-’17 13/5

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* Cain missed ’18 season because of injury; Collins spent portion of ’18 season on Indianapolis active roster and practice squad;
Funchess played 14 games with Carolina in ’18; Holmes played 8 games with Arizona; Houston played 12 games with Kansas City;
I. Johnson played 2 games with Los Angeles Rams; C. Kelly played 1 game with Denver; Kindred played 16 games with Cleveland;
Nicolas last active with Kansas City in ’16; Poehls last active with Jacksonville in ’17; Travis missed ’18 season because of injury; Ware
played 13 games with Kansas City; Williams spent portion of ’18 season on Indianapolis and New Orleans active rosters and practice
squads.

Players lost through free agency (5): LB Najee Goode (Jax; 16 games in ’18), WR Ryan Grant (Oak; 14), WR Dontrelle Inman (NE; 9),
S J.J. Wilcox (Atl; 2), DT Al Woods (Sea; 14).

Also played with Colts in ’18—TE Ryan Hewitt (12 games), S Mike Mitchell (8), S Corey Moore (15), DT Hassan Ridgeway (5),
C/G Matt Slauson (5), LB Ahmad Thomas (2).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Banogu, Ben LB 6-3 249 1/19/96 Texas Christian McKinney, Texas D2
Barton, Jackson T 6-7 308 8/8/95 Utah Salt Lake City, Utah D7
Brown, Billy (1) TE 6-4 255 3/20/93 Shepherd Gaithersburg, Md. FA-'18
Campbell, Parris WR 6-0 208 7/16/97 Ohio State Akron, Ohio D2
Dulin, Ashton WR 6-1 215 5/15/97 Malone Reynoldsburg, Ohio FA
Eldrenkamp, Jake (1) G 6-5 300 3/4/94 Washington Medina, Wash. W(NE)
Fountain, Daurice (1) WR 6-2 210 12/22/95 Northern Iowa Madison, Wis. D5-'18
Garcia, Antonio (1) T 6-7 302 12/10/93 Troy Houston, Texas FA-'18
Green, Gerri DE 6-4 255 9/14/95 Mississippi State Greenville, Miss. D6
Hart, Penny WR 5-8 180 7/5/96 Georgia State Rosewell, Ga. FA
Hedlund, Cole K 5-9 162 3/15/95 North Texas Argyle, Texas FA
Hentges, Hale TE 6-4 254 8/19/96 Alabama Jefferson City, Mo. FA
Hogan, Krishawn (1) WR 6-3 222 5/12/95 Marian Indianapolis, Ind. FA-'18
Ishmael, Steve (1) WR 6-2 212 7/18/95 Syracuse Miami, Fla. FA-'18
Jegede, Jegs DE 6-5 273 5/24/94 Valdosta State Lagos, Nigeria FA
Milligan, Rolan (1) S 5-10 200 8/16/94 Toledo Lake Wales, Fla. FA-'18
Okereke, Bobby LB 6-1 239 7/29/96 Stanford Santa Ana, Calif. D3
Patterson, Javon C 6-3 307 7/8/97 Mississippi Petal, Miss. D7
Robinson, Johnny DT 6-0 292 10/24/96 Charleston Southern Apopka, Fla. FA
Shippy, Sterling DT 5-11 295 8/24/95 Alcorn State Miami, Fla. FA
Speed, E.J. LB 6-3 224 6/1/95 Tarleton State Fort Worth, Texas D5
Taylor, Shakial CB 5-11 175 12/27/96 Kansas Lakeland, Fla. FA
Tell III, Marvell CB 6-2 195 8/2/96 Southern California Pasadena, Calif. D5
Thomas, Ahmad (1) LB 6-0 220 12/15/94 Oklahoma Miami, Fla. FA-'18
Thomas, Tre LB 6-1 221 9/3/95 Colorado State Denver, Colo. FA
Veasy, Jordan (1) WR 6-3 221 6/23/95 California Gadsden, Ala. FA-'18
Walker, Phillip (1) QB 5-11 216 2/26/95 Temple Elizabeth, N.J. FA-'17
Willis, Khari S 5-11 213 5/7/96 Michigan State Jackson, Miss. D4
Ya-Sin, Rock CB 6-0 190 5/23/1996 Temple Decatur, Ga. D2

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Frank Reich
Pro Career: Frank Reich was named head coach of
the Indianapolis Colts on Feb. 11, 2018. He has 27
years of NFL experience as a player (1985-1998)
and coach (2006-2018). In his first season as head
coach, Reich led the Colts to a 10-6 regular season
record, including one postseason win and an
appearance in the AFC Divisional Round. He
became just the third head coach in team history to
win a playoff game in his first season at the helm.
After starting the season with a 1-5 record,
Indianapolis won nine of their final 10 regular season
games to clinch the team’s first postseason berth
since 2014. The Colts became the third team in NFL
history to start a season 1-5 and make it to the play-
offs, and just the second to win a playoff game.
Reich previously served as offensive coordinator for
the Philadelphia Eagles (2016-17) and was instru-
mental in the team’s Super Bowl LII championship.
He also coached for the San Diego Chargers (2013-
15), Arizona Cardinals (2012) and Colts (2006-
2011). Reich enjoyed a 14-year playing career with
the Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, New York Jets
and Detroit Lions after being selected by the Bills in
the third round (57th overall) of the 1985 NFL Draft.
Including postseason play, he played in 129 career
games (22 starts) and passed for 6,858 yards and
47 touchdowns. Reich is most notably known for
engineering the greatest comeback in NFL history in
the 1992 Wild Card Round playoff game against the
Houston Oilers. Making his first postseason start in
place of injured quarterback Jim Kelly, Reich led the
Bills to a 41-38 overtime victory despite being down
by 32 points early in the third quarter. Career record:
11-7.
Background: Was quarterback at Maryland (1981-
84), where he backed up Boomer Esiason before
becoming a starter his senior year. That season,
Reich rallied the Terrapins from a 31-0 deficit to
defeat the Miami Hurricanes, 42-40. At the time,
Maryland’s victory over Miami marked the greatest
comeback win in college football history and is now
only second to Michigan State’s 2006 35-point
comeback over Northwestern.
Personal: A native of Freeport, N.Y., Reich was born
on Dec. 4, 1961. He and his wife, Linda, have three
children and one grandchild.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Klayton Adams, asst. offensive line; born Feb. 13,
1983, Sacramento, Calif. Center Boise State 2003-
04. No pro playing experience. College coach: Boise
State 2005-06, Western Washington 2007-08,
Sacramento State 2009-2010, San Jose State
2011-12, Colorado 2013-18. Pro coach: Joined
Colts in 2019.
Dave Borgonzi, linebackers; born Nov. 19, 1982,
Everett, Mass. Linebacker Amherst College 2001-
04. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Syracuse 2006-07, Harvard 2008-2010. Pro coach:
Dallas Cowboys 2011-13, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2014-17, joined Colts in 2018.
Marcus Brady, quarterbacks; born Sept. 24, 1979,
San Diego, Calif. Quarterback Cal State Northridge
1998-2001. Pro quarterback Toronto Argonauts
(CFL) 2002-03, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 2004-
05, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 2006-08. Pro coach:
Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 2009-12, Toronto
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Argonauts (CFL) 2013-17, joined Colts in 2018.
Matt Eberflus, defensive coordinator; born May 17,
1970, Toledo, Ohio. Linebacker Toledo 1988-91. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Toledo
1992-2000, Missouri 2001-08. Pro coach:
Cleveland Browns 2009-10, Dallas Cowboys 2011-
17, joined Colts in 2018.
Zane Fakes, strength and conditioning asst.; born
Oct. 19, 1990, Plainfield, Ind. Tight end Ball State
2009-13. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Ball State 2015-17. Pro coach: Joined Colts in
2018.
Parks Frazier, asst. to the head coach; born Nov.
20, 1991, Corinth, Miss. Quarterback Murray State
2012-14. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Samford 2015, Middle Tennessee State 2015,
Arkansas State 2016-17. Pro coach: Joined Colts in
2018.
Jonathan Gannon, defensive backs/
cornerbacks; born Jan. 4, 1983, Cleveland, Ohio.
Safety Louisville 2002. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Louisville 2006. Pro coach: Atlanta
Falcons 2007, St. Louis Rams 2009-2011,
Tennessee Titans 2012-13, Minnesota Vikings
2014-17, joined Colts in 2018.
Richard Howell, head strength & conditioning; born
Feb. 19, 1972, Bladenboro, N.C. Quarterback
Davidson 1990-93. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Davidson 1994-98, North Carolina
1998-99. Pro coach: Barcelona Dragons (NFLE)
1999, joined Colts in 2000.
Rusty Jones, director of sports performance; born
Aug. 14, 1953, Berwick, Maine. Attended
Springfield College. No college or pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Springfield College 1979-
1982. Pro coach: Buffalo Bills 1985-2004, Chicago
Bears 2005-2012, joined Colts in 2018.
Doug McKenney, asst. strength and conditioning;
born Aug. 16, 1958, Dover, N.H. Attended
Mississippi State. No college or pro playing experi-
ence. Pro coach: Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) 1985-
89, Hartford Whalers (NHL) 1989-1995, Buffalo
Sabres (NHL) 1995-2015, joined Colts in 2018.
Jason Michael, tight ends; born Oct. 15, 1978,
Louisa, Ky. Quarterback Western Kentucky 1999-
2002. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Tennessee 2003-04, 2008. Pro coach: Oakland
Raiders 2005, New York Jets 2006-07, San
Francisco 49ers 2009-2010, San Diego Chargers
2011-13, Tennessee Titans 2014-17, Arizona
Cardinals 2018, joined Colts in 2019.
Howard Mudd, senior offensive asst.; born Feb. 10,
1942, Midland, Mich. Guard Hillsdale (Mich.)
College 1960-63. Pro offensive lineman San
Francisco 49ers 1964-69, Chicago Bears 1969-71.
College coach: California 1972-73. Pro coach: San
Diego Chargers 1974-76, San Francisco 49ers
1977, Seattle Seahawks 1978-82, 1993-97,
Cleveland Browns 1983-88, Kansas City Chiefs
1989-92, Indianapolis Colts 1998-2009,
Philadelphia Eagles 2011-12, re-joined Colts in
2019.
David Overstreet II, defensive quality control; born
May 26, 1983, Dallas, Texas. Safety Missouri 2002-
06. Safety Chicago Bears 2007. College coach:
Holmes (MS) C.C. 2015, Garden City (KS) C.C.
2016-17. Pro coach: Joined Colts in 2018.
Kevin Patullo, wide receivers; born July 14, 1981,
Hillsborough, N.J. Quarterback/wide receiver South
Florida 1999-2002. College coach: South Florida
2003-04, Arizona 2004-06, Texas A&M 2017. Pro
coach: Kansas City Chiefs 2007-08, Buffalo Bills
2010-12, Tennessee Titans 2014, New York Jets
2015-16, joined Colts in 2018.
Mike Phair, defensive line; born Nov. 8, 1969,
Mesa, Ariz. Cornerback Mesa (AZ) C.C. 1988-89,
Arizona State 1990-92. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Arizona State 1999-2000, Tiffin
2001, Illinois 2015-17. Pro coach: Seattle
Seahawks 2008-10, Chicago Bears 2011-13,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2014, joined Colts in 2018.
Ryan Podell, sports science/conditioning; born
April 14, 1984, Crawfordsville, Ind. Attended Ball
State. No college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Ball State 2006-08, Notre Dame 2007. Pro
coach: Indianapolis Colts 2009, Adirondack
Phantoms (AHL) 2009-11, Philadelphia Flyers
(NHL) 2011-15, Portland Trail Blazers (NBA) 2015-
17, re-joined Colts in 2017.
Tom Rathman, running backs; born Oct. 7, 1962,
Grand Island, Neb. Running back Nebraska 1981-
85. Pro running back San Francisco 49ers 1986-
1993, Los Angeles Raiders 1994. College coach:
Menlo College 1996. Pro coach: San Francisco
1997-2002, Detroit Lions 2003-05, Oakland
Raiders 2007-08, San Francisco 49ers 2009-16,
joined Colts in 2018.
Frank Ross, asst. special teams; born July 24,
1987, Youngstown, Ohio. Wide receiver John Carroll
2007-2010. No pro playing experience. College
coach: John Carroll 2013-14. Pro coach: Joined
Colts in 2018.
Nick Sirianni, offensive coordinator; born June 15,
1981, Jamestown, N.Y. Wide receiver Mount Union
2000-03. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Mount Union 2004-05, Indiana (Pa.) 2006-08. Pro
coach: Kansas City 2009-12, San Diego/Los
Angeles Chargers 2013-17, joined Colts in 2018.
Chris Strausser, offensive line; born Dec. 4, 1963,
Cleveland, Ohio. No playing experience. College
coach: Menlo College 1989, Oregon State 1990-91,
Sonoma State 1992, Portland State 1993-94, 2000,
San Jose State 1995-96, Foothill College 1997-99,
Boise State 2001-05, 2007-2013, Colorado 2006,
Washington 2014-16. Pro coach: Denver Broncos
2017-18, joined Colts in 2019.
Gunnard Twyner, offensive quality control; born July
14, 1973, Davenport, Iowa. Wide receiver Western
Illinois 1992-95. Pro wide receiver Cincinnati
Bengals 1996, New Orleans Saints 1997-99,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2000, Tampa Bay Storm (AFL)
2001-02, Buffalo Destroyers (AFL) 2003, Columbus
Destroyers (AFL) 2004. College coach: Western
Illinois 2010-13, Dodge City (Kan.) C.C. 2013-16,
Lafayette College 2017. Pro coach: Joined Colts in
2018.
Bubba Ventrone, special teams coordinator; born
Oct. 21, 1982, Pittsburgh, Pa. Defensive back
Villanova 2001-04. Pro defensive back New England
Patriots 2005-08, Cleveland Browns 2009-12, San
Francisco 49ers 2013-14. Pro coach: New England
Patriots 2015-17, joined Colts in 2018.
Alan Williams, defensive backs/safeties; born Nov.
4, 1969, Norfolk, Va. Running back William & Mary
1988-91. No pro playing experience. College coach:
William & Mary 1996-2000. Pro coach: Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2001, Indianapolis Colts 2002-11,
Minnesota Vikings 2012-13, Detroit Lions 2014-17,
re-joined Colts in 2018.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Shad Khan (177-221-0)
President: Mark Lamping Records include postseason games
Executive Vice President of Football
Operations: Tom Coughlin 1995-2002 Tom Coughlin.............72-64-0
General Manager: David Caldwell 2003-11 Jack Del Rio* ............69-73-0
Senior Vice President of 2011 Mel Tucker .....................2-3-0
Communications: Dan Edwards 2012 Mike Mularkey .............2-14-0
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial 2013-16 Gus Bradley** ...........14-48-0
Officer: Kelly Flanagan
Senior Vice President of Sales & Service 2016-18 Doug Marrone............18-19-0
and Chief Content Officer: *Released after 11 games in 2011
Chad Johnson **Released after 14 games in 2016
Senior Vice President of Corporate
Partnerships: Scott Massey PAID ATTENDANCE
Senior Vice President of International Home 495,402 Away 534,451
Development: Hussain Naqi
Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Total 1,029,853
American Football Conference Officer: Megha Parekh Single-game home record,
South Division Senior Vice President of Jaguars 74,143 (12/28/98), TIAA Bank Field
Team Colors: Teal, Black, and Gold Foundation and Community Impact: 84,361 (9/24/17), Wembley Stadium
Peter Racine Single-season home record,
TIAA Bank Field Chief Marketing Officer: Julian Duncan
1 TIAA Bank Field Drive Senior Vice President of Facility 561,472 (1998)
Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Operations and Programming:
Telephone: (904) 633-6000 Larry Wilson 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
PLAYER PERSONNEL Round Name Pos. College
2019 SCHEDULE Director of Player Personnel: Chris Polian
Assistant Director of Player Personnel: 1 Josh Allen DE/LB Kentucky
PRESEASON 2 Jawaan Taylor T Florida
Andy Dengler
Aug. 8 at Baltimore........................7:30 Director of Pro Personnel: Chris Driggers 3 Josh Oliver TE San Jose St.
Aug. 15 Philadelphia ......................7:00 Director of College Scouting: Mark Ellenz Quincy Williams LB Murray St.
Aug. 22 at Miami.............................8:00 Assistant Director of Pro Personnel: 5 Ryquell Armstead RB Temple
Aug. 29 Atlanta...............................7:00 DeJuan Polk
Assistant Director of College Scouting: 6 Gardner Minshew QB Washington St.
REGULAR SEASON Paul Roell 7 Dontavius Russell DT Auburn
Sep. 8 Kansas City .......................1:00 Assistant Director of College Personnel:
Tim Mingey
Sep. 15 at Houston .........................1:00 College Scouts: Casey Belongia,
Sep. 19 Tennessee (Thu) ................8:20 Jason DesJarlais, Jarrod Highberger,
Sep. 29 at Denver............................4:25 Jared Kirksey, Marty Miller,
Oct. 6 at Carolina..........................1:00 Antonio Robinson, Chris Snee
Oct. 13 New Orleans......................1:00 Pro Scout: Greg Jones
Scouting Associates: Joseph S. Anile IV,
Oct. 20 at Cincinnati .......................1:00 Brian Squeglia
Oct. 27 New York Jets ...................1:00 Assistant to the General Manager &
Nov. 3 Houston (London)........9:30 AM Administrator of Football Operations:
Nov. 10 BYE Dana DesJarlais
Coordinator of Scouting Administration:
Nov. 17 at Indianapolis ....................1:00 Leslie Ladd
Nov. 24 at Tennessee ......................4:05 FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
Dec. 1 Tampa Bay.........................1:00 Senior Vice President of Football
Dec. 8 Los Angeles Chargers .......4:05 Administration & Technology:
Dec. 15 at Oakland ..........................4:05 Tony Khan
Special Assistant to the GM: John Idzik
Dec. 22 at Atlanta............................1:00 Director of Football Technology &
Dec. 29 Indianapolis.......................1:00 Facilities: Mike Perkins
* All times ET Head Athletic Trainer: Scott Trulock
Director of Team Security:
Stadium: TIAA Bank Field Skip Richardson
Director of Football Administration:
(opened in 1995) Tim Walsh
•Capacity: 67,862 Director of Player Development & Youth
1 TIAA Bank Field Drive Football: Marcus Pollard
Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Director of Football Operations:
Hamzah Ahmad
Playing Surface: Grass Head Equipment Manager: Jimmy Luck
Training Camp: TIAA Bank Field FRONT OFFICE
1 TIAA Bank Field Drive Vice President of Corporate Partnerships:
Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Mike DeMartino
Vice President of Finance: Mark Sirota
TIAA BANK FIELD Vice President of Partnership Activations:
Anne Boccuzzi
Vice President of People Development
and Administration: Jessica Jones
Vice President of Sales and Service:
Chris Gargani
Vice President of Technology: Mike Webb
General Counsel: Cassie Sadowitz
Director of Public Relations: Tad Dickman
Director of Communications:
Amanda Holt
Manager of Public Relations: Alex Brooks
Public Relations Assistant: David Wolf

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Bortles 403 243 2718 60.3 13 11 31/173 79.8
08/09 L 20-24 New Orleans Kessler 131 85 709 64.9 2 2 22/149 77.4
08/18 W 14-10 at Minnesota Cooke 1 1 4 100.0 0 0 0/0 83.3
08/25 W 17-6 Atlanta Westbrook 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/30 W 25-10 at Tampa Bay Jaguars 536 329 3431 61.4 15 13 53/322 79.1
Opponents 499 312 3354 62.5 17 11 37/241 84.4
REGULAR SEASON (5-11)
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Date Result Opponent
SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Ramsey 3 0 0.0 0 0
09/09 W 20-15 at N.Y. Giants
Lambo 0 0 0 19/20 19/21 0 76 Smith 2 33 16.5 33t 1
09/16 W 31-20 New England
Fournette 5 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Jack 1 32 32.0 32t 1
09/23 L 6-9 Tennessee
Westbrook 0 5 1 0/0 0/0 0 36 Harrison 1 14 14.0 14 0
09/30 W 31-12 N.Y. Jets
Yeldon 1 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Church 1 11 11.0 11 0
10/07 L 14-30 at Kansas City
Moncrief 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Hayden 1 10 10.0 10 0
10/14 L 7-40 at Dallas
Forbath 0 0 0 3/3 4/5 0 15 Bouye 1 9 9.0 9 0
10/21 L 7-20 Houston
Bortles 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Gipson 1 8 8.0 8 0
10/28 L 18-24 Philadelphia
Cole 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Jaguars 11 117 10.6 33t 2
11/11 L 26-29 at Indianapolis
Jack 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 13 155 11.9 49 1
11/18 L 16-20 Pittsburgh
Seferian-Jenkins 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
11/25 L 21-24 at Buffalo
Smith 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/02 W 6-0 Indianapolis
Dareus 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2 Cooke 86 3872 45.0 37 72
12/06 L 9-30 at Tennessee
Jacobs 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2 Jaguars 86 3872 45.0 37 72
12/16 L 13-16 Washington
Jaguars 7 15 3 22/23 23/26 2 245 Opponents 79 3791 48.0 29 63
12/23 W 17-7 at Miami
Opponents 16 17 1 29/30 27/31 0 316
12/30 L 3-20 at Houston
2-Pt Conv: Jaguars 0-2, Opponents 1-4. PUNT
RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
SCORE BY PERIODS
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Westbrook 19 13 266 14.0 74t 1
Jaguars 42 81 60 62 0 — 245
Fournette 133 439 3.3 25 5 Mickens 12 2 59 4.9 16 0
Opponents 77 88 62 89 0 — 316
Yeldon 104 414 4.0 20 1 Greene 2 1 16 8.0 8 0
Bortles 58 365 6.3 41 1 Meeks 1 0 1 1.0 1 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS
Hyde 58 189 3.3 19 0 Chark 0 0 -8 — -8 0
Jaguars Opp.
Kessler 19 123 6.5 21 0 Jaguars 34 16 334 9.8 74t 1
Total First Downs 277 288
Westbrook 9 98 10.9 43 0 Opponents 37 18 184 5.0 30 0
Rushing 92 89
Grant 13 40 3.1 8 0
Passing 164 162
Williams 8 36 4.5 15 0 KICKOFF
Penalty 21 37
Wilds 6 15 2.5 5 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
3rd Down: Made/Att 93/230 80/212
Charles 6 7 1.2 5 0 Chark 7 186 26.6 47 0
3rd Down Pct. 40.4 37.7
Bohanon 1 0 0.0 0 0 Mickens 6 149 24.8 31 0
4th Down: Made/Att 8/17 3/12
Paul 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0 Greene 5 105 21.0 31 0
4th Down Pct. 47.1 25.0
Jaguars 416 1723 4.1 43 7 Westbrook 3 37 12.3 16 0
Possession Avg. 30:14 29:47
Opponents 434 1870 4.3 99t 16 Bohanon 1 25 25.0 25 0
Total Net Yards 4832 4983
Bell 1 9 9.0 9 0
Avg. Per Game 302.0 311.4
RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Paul 1 8 8.0 8 0
Total Plays 1005 970
Westbrook 66 717 10.9 61t 5 Moncrief 1 7 7.0 7 0
Avg. Per Play 4.8 5.1
Yeldon 55 487 8.9 37 4 Grant 1 6 6.0 6 0
Net Yards Rushing 1723 1870
Moncrief 48 668 13.9 80t 3 Jaguars 26 532 20.5 47 0
Avg. Per Game 107.7 116.9
Cole 38 491 12.9 35 1 Opponents 21 374 17.8 30 0
Total Rushes 416 434
O’Shaughnessy 24 214 8.9 17 0
Net Yards Passing 3109 3113
Fournette 22 185 8.4 31 1 FIELD
Avg. Per Game 194.3 194.6
Chark 14 174 12.4 38 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Sacked/Yards Lost 53/322 37/241
Seferian-Jenkins 11 90 8.2 21 1 Lambo 0/0 4/4 8/8 3/4 4/5
Gross Yards 3431 3354
Paul 10 98 9.8 22 0 Forbath 0/0 2/2 1/1 1/1 0/1
Att./Completions 536/329 499/312
Grant 9 67 7.4 16 0 Jaguars 0/0 6/6 9/9 4/5 4/6
Completion Pct. 61.4 62.5
Bell 8 67 8.4 16 0 Opponents 0/0 8/8 10/10 7/9 2/4
Had Intercepted 13 11
Grinnage 6 61 10.2 24 0
Punts/Average 86/45.0 79/48.0
Greene 6 60 10.0 12 0 SACKS No.
Net Punting Avg. 86/41.3 79/41.5
Bohanon 6 41 6.8 12 0 Campbell 10.5
Penalties/Yards 121/1112 92/735
Hyde 4 4 1.0 6 0 Ngakoue 9.5
Fumbles/Ball Lost 26/16 15/6
Charles 2 7 3.5 5 0 Jackson 3.5
Touchdowns 25 34
Jaguars 329 3431 10.4 80t 15 Jack 2.5
Rushing 7 16
Opponents 312 3354 10.8 78t 17 Fowler 2.0
Passing 15 17
Bryan 1.0
Returns 3 1
Church 1.0
Dareus 1.0
DeLuca 1.0
Harrison 1.0
Hayden 1.0
A. Jones 1.0
McCray 1.0
Smith 1.0
Jaguars 37.0
Opponents 53.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Fred Taylor, 1998-2008 ....................................................................11,271
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Mark Brunell, 1995-2003 .................................................................25,698
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Mark Brunell, 1995-2003 ......................................................................144
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jimmy Smith, 1995-2005 .....................................................................862
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Jimmy Smith, 1995-2005 ................................................................12,287
Interceptions ...................................................................Rashean Mathis, 2003-2012 ...................................................................30
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Bryan Anger, 2012-15 ..........................................................................46.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Bobby Shaw, 2002...............................................................................12.4
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Maurice Jones-Drew, 2006-2013 .........................................................26.0
Field Goals ......................................................................Josh Scobee, 2004-2014......................................................................235
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Maurice Jones-Drew, 2006-2013 ............................................................81
Points..............................................................................Josh Scobee, 2004-2014...................................................................1,022
*Sacks............................................................................Tony Brackens, 1996-2003 ..................................................................55.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Maurice Jones-Drew, 2011 ................................................................1,606
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Blake Bortles, 2015............................................................................4,428
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Blake Bortles, 2015.................................................................................35
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jimmy Smith, 1999...............................................................................116
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Jimmy Smith, 1999............................................................................1,636
Interceptions ...................................................................Rashean Mathis, 2006 ..............................................................................8
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Bryan Anger, 2012 ...............................................................................47.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Rashad Greene Sr., 2015......................................................................16.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Maurice Jones-Drew, 2006 ..................................................................27.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Mike Hollis, 1997, 1999 ..........................................................................31
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Fred Taylor, 1998.....................................................................................17
Points..............................................................................Mike Hollis, 1997 ..................................................................................134
*Sacks............................................................................Calais Campbell, 2017 .........................................................................14.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Fred Taylor, 11-19-00 ............................................................................234
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Mark Brunell, 9-22-96...........................................................................432
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Blake Bortles, 12-6-15 ..............................................................................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Keenan McCardell, 10-20-96...................................................................16
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Jimmy Smith, 9-10-00 ..........................................................................291
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................2
Last time by Jalen Ramsey, 11-18-18
Field Goals ......................................................................Mike Hollis, 12-1-96, 11-30-97, 9-10-00 ..................................................5
Josh Scobee, 11-25-07, 10-10-10............................................................5
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................James Stewart, 10-12-97 .........................................................................5
Points..............................................................................James Stewart, 10-12-97 .......................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................Calais Campbell, 9-10-17.......................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
59 Alexander, DJ LB 6-2 233 9/29/87 5 Oregon State Palm Desert, Calif. FA-’19 12/0*
54 Ankou, Eli DT 6-3 325 6/8/94 3 UCLA Ottawa, Ontario, Can W(Hou)-’17 2/0
23 Blue, Alfred RB 6-2 225 4/27/91 6 Louisiana State Marrero, La. UFA(Hou)-’19 16/2*
21 Bouye, A.J. CB 6-0 191 8/16/91 7 Central Florida Tucker, Ga. UFA(Hou)-’17 13/13
90 Bryan, Taven DL 6-5 291 3/11/96 2 Florida Casper, Wyo. D1-’18 16/1
93 Campbell, Calais DL 6-8 300 9/1/86 12 Miami Aurora, Co. UFA(Ariz)-’17 16/16
60 Cann, A.J. OL 6-3 315 10/3/91 5 South Carolina Bamberg, S.C. D3-’15 15/15
17 Chark Jr., DJ WR 6-4 198 9/23/96 2 Louisiana State Alexandria, La. D2-’18 11/0
84 Cole, Keelan WR 6-1 194 4/20/93 3 Kentucky Wesleyan Louisville, Ky. FA-’17 16/11
18 Conley, Chris WR 6-3 205 10/25/92 5 Georgia Dallas, Ga. UFA(KC)-’19 16/13*
9 Cooke, Logan P 6-5 230 7/28/95 2 Mississippi State Darbun, Miss. D7b-’18 16/0
29 Cunningham, Benny RB 5-10 218 7/7/90 7 Middle Tennessee State Nashville, Tenn. UFA(Chi)-’19 15/0*
99 Dareus, Marcell DT 6-3 331 3/13/90 9 Alabama Birmingham, Ala. T(Buff)-’17 15/15
22 Davis, Cody S 6-1 203 6/6/89 7 Texas Tech Stephenville, Texas UFA(LAR)-’18 16/0
57 DeLuca, Nick LB 6-3 245 1/27/95 2 North Dakota State Omaha, Neb. FA-’18 9/2
7 Foles, Nick QB 6-6 243 1/20/89 8 Arizona Austin, Tex. UFA(Phil)-’19 5/5*
27 Fournette, Leonard RB 6-0 228 1/18/95 3 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. D1-’17 8/8
52 Goode, Najee LB 6-0 244 6/3/85 8 West Virginia Cleveland, Ohio FA-’19 16/0*
36 Harrison, Ronnie S 6-3 207 4/18/97 2 Alabama Tallahassee, Fla. D3-’18 14/8
25 Hayden, D.J. CB 5-11 190 6/27/90 7 Houston Houston, Texas UFA(Det)-’18 10/6
37 Herndon, Tre CB 5-11 185 3/5/96 2 Vanderbilt Chattanooga, Tenn FA-’18 11/0
44 Jack, Myles LB 6-1 244 9/3/95 4 UCLA Scottsdale, Ariz. D2-’16 16/16
48 Jacobs, Leon LB 6-1 246 10/3/95 2 Wisconsin San Pedro, Calif. D7a-’18 12/3
92 Johnson, Lyndon DL 6-5 287 5/23/94 2 Cincinnati West Point, Miss. FA-’18 3/0
95 Jones, Abry DT 6-4 318 9/8/91 7 Georgia Warner Robins, Ga. FA-’13 15/6
83 Koyack, Ben TE 6-5 258 4/9/93 4 Notre Dame Oil City, Pa. FA-’18 7/2
4 Lambo, Josh K 6-0 215 11/19/90 5 Texas A&M Lansing, Mich. FA-’17 13/0
11 Lee, Marqise WR 6-0 196 11/25/91 6 Southern California Inglewood, Calif. D2a-’14 0*
65 Linder, Brandon OL 6-6 315 1/25/92 6 Miami Southwest Ranches, Fla. D3-’14 9/9
55 McCray, Lerentee DE 6-3 249 8/26/90 6 Florida Ocala, Fla. UFA(Buff)-’17 13/0
24 Meeks, Quenton CB 6-1 209 6/20/97 2 Stanford San Diego, Calif. FA-’18 8/1
91 Ngakoue, Yannick DE 6-2 246 3/31/95 4 Maryland Bowie, Md. D3-’16 16/16
68 Norwell, Andrew OL 6-6 325 10/25/91 6 Ohio State Cincinnati, Ohio UFA(Car)-’18 11/11
75 Ogbuehi, Cedric OL 6-5 308 4/25/92 5 Texas A&M Allen, Tex. UFA(Cin)-’19 2/0*
80` O’Shaughnessy, James TE 6-4 245 1/14/92 5 Illinois State Naperville, Ill. W(NE)-’17 14/9
58 Onwualu, James LB 6-1 235 9/3/90 3 Notre Dame St. Paul, Minn. FA-’19 5/0
45 Overton, Matt LS 6-1 243 7/6/85 8 Western Washington San Leandro, Calif. FA-’18 11/0
20 Ramsey, Jalen CB 6-1 208 10/24/94 4 Florida State Smyrna, Tenn. D1-’16 16/16
34 Rawls, Thomas RB 5-9 215 8/3/93 4 Central Michigan Flint, Mich. FA-’19 1/0*
38 Reavis, C.J. S 6-0 198 11/27/95 2 Marshall Chester, Va. FA-’18 4/0
76 Richardson Jr., Will OL 6-6 306 11/27/95 2 North Carolina State Burlington, N.C. D4-’18 0*
74 Robinson, Cam OL 6-6 320 10/9/95 3 Alabama West Monroe, La. D2-’17 2/2
47 Ryan, Jake LB 6-2 240 2/27/95 5 Michigan Fairview, Ohio UFA(GB)-’19 0*
69 Shatley, Tyler OL 6-3 310 5/5/91 6 Clemson Icard, N.C. FA-’14 16/7
50 Smith Sr., Telvin LB 6-3 215 4/11/91 6 Florida State Valdosta, Ga. D5a-’14 16/16
94 Smoot, Dawuane DE 6-3 264 3/2/95 3 Illinois Groveport, Ohio D3-’17 8/0
87 Swaim, Geoff TE 6-4 260 9/16/93 5 Texas Chico, Calif. UFA(Dall)-’19 9/9*
70 Thomas, Brandon OL 6-3 317 2/18/91 2 Clemson Spartanburg, S.C. FA-’18 0*
72 Wells, Josh OL 6-6 306 2/14/91 6 James Madison Mechanicsville, Va. FA-’14 7/5
12 Westbrook, Dede WR 6-0 178 11/21/93 3 Oklahoma Cameron, Texas D4-’17 16/9
61 Wester, Leonard OL 6-6 305 1/3/93 4 Missouri Western Mount Pleasant, Iowa FA-’19 16/1*
26 Wilson, Jarrod S 6-2 210 2/9/94 4 Michigan Akron, Ohio FA-’16 16/2
53 Wilson, Ramik LB 6-2 237 8/18/88 5 Georgia Tampa, Fla. FA-’19 16/4*

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* Alexander played 12 games with Philadelphia in ’18; Blue played 16 games with Houston; Conley played 16 games with Kansas City;
Cunningham played 15 games with Chicago; Ehinger missed ’18 season because of injury; Foles played 5 games with Philadelphia;
Goode played 16 games with Indianapolis; Lee missed ’18 season because of injury; Ogbuehi played 2 games with Cincinnati; Onwualu
played 5 games with San Francisco; Rawls played 1 game with Cincinnati; Richardson missed ’18 season because of injury; Ryan
missed ’18 season because of injury with Green Bay; Swaim played 9 games with Dallas; Thomas spent time on practice squad in ’18;
Wester played 16 games with Tampa Bay; R. Wilson played 16 games with Los Angeles Rams.

Players lost through free agency (7): WR John Brown (Buff; 16 games in ’18); RB/WR Ty Montgomery (NYJ; 6),
ILB C.J. Mosley (NYJ; 15), OLB Za’Darius Smith (GB; 16), OLB Terrell Suggs (Ariz; 16); DE Brent Urban (Tenn; 16),
TE Maxx Williams (Ariz; 13)..

Also played with Jaguars in ’18—FB Tommy Bohanon (16 games), QB Blake Bortles (13), LB Blair Brown (15), RB Jamaal Charles (2),
S Barry Church (11), CB Dee Delaney (2), K Kai Forbath (3), DE Dante Fowler Jr. (6), S Tashaun Gipson Sr. (16), RB Corey Grant (5),
WR Rashad Greene Sr. (8), TE David Grinnage (4), RB Carlos Hyde (8), QB Cody Kessler (5), DT Malik Jackson (16),
WR Jaydon Mickens (6), OL Patrick Omameh (7), TE Niles Paul (6), CB Tyler Patmon (12), OL Jermey Parnell (13),
LB Donald Payne (8), OL Corey Robinson (4), LS Carson Tinker (5), OL Josh Walker (5), RB T.J. Yeldon (14).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Agasiva, Jordan OL 6-3 320 5/22/97 Utah Kalilhi, Hawai’i FA
Armstead, Ryquell RB 5-11 220 10/30/96 Temple Millville, N.J. D5
Allen, Josh LB/DE 6-5 262 7/13/97 Kentucky Montclair, N.J. D1
Board, C.J. (1) WR 6-1 181 12/12/93 Chattanooga Clarksville, Tenn. FA
Borders, Breon (1) CB 6-0 189 7/22/95 Duke Statesville, N.C. FA-’18
Bowman, Shane DE 6-4 290 7/29/95 Washington Belluve, Wash. FA
Brady, Tyre WR 6-3 211 4/19/95 Marshall Homestead, Fla. FA
Clark, Khairi DT 6-1 309 10/31/94 Florida Hollywood, Fla. FA
Colubiale, Michael TE 6-1 233 2/9/95 Central Florida Port Orange, Fla. FA
Giles-Harris, Joe LB 6-2 234 4/1/97 Duke Nyack, N.Y. FA
Greene, Donnell OL 6-5 335 11/9/95 Minnesota Marietta, Ga. FA
Hayes, Tae CB 5-9 188 8/19/97 Appalachian State Decatur, Ala. FA
Hughes, Michael (1) DT 6-2 308 4/3/96 Nevada-Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nev. FA-’18
Jones, Charles TE 6-4 255 8/5/96 Tulane New Orleans, La. FA
Kalili, Jocquez CB 5-11 185 2/29/96 Nevada-Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nev. FA
Kuntz, Christian (1) LS 6-1 227 4/13/94 Duquesne Pittsburgh, Pa. FA
Lee, Tanner (1) QB 6-4 217 2/14/95 Nebraska Destrehan, La. D6-’18
Leonard, Raphael WR 6-2 197 5/26/97 Southern Illinois Starkville, Miss. FA
McDermott, KC (1) OL 6-5 311 4/18/96 Miami Wellington, Fla. FA-’18
McGough, Alex (1) QB 6-3 214 11/19/95 Florida International Tampa, Fla. FA
McKever, Pharoah (1) TE 6-6 260 2/4/94 Florida International Tabor City, N.C. FA
Minshew, Gardner QB 6-1 225 5/16/95 Washington State Flowood, Miss. D6
Moon, Joshua S 6-0 200 5/18/97 Georgia Southern Fairbun, Ga. FA
Nelson Jr., Picasso CB 5-10 193 4/15/96 Southern Mississippi Mendenhall, Miss. FA
Oliver, Josh TE 6-5 249 3/21/97 San José State Paso Robles, Calif. D3
Russell, Dontavius DT 6-3 320 9/18/95 Auburn Carrolton, Ga. D7
Smith, Saivion CB 6-1 199 11/5/97 Alabama Tampa, Fla. FA
Snelson, Dredrick WR 5-11 189 3/28/98 Central Florida Miami, Fla. FA
Stallings, Bunchy OG 6-2 324 9/27/95 Kentucky McComb, Miss. FA
Strachan, Connor LB 6-0 230 6/30/95 Boston College Wellesley, Mass. FA
Taylor, Jawaan OL 6-5 312 11/25/97 Florida Cocoa, Fla. D2
Walker, Michael WR 5-11 194 10/29/96 Boston College Naples, Fla. FA
Watson, Brandon CB 5-11 198 7/11/95 Michigan Wilmington, Del. FA
Williams, Andrew DT 6-4 294 12/13/95 Auburn McDonogh, Ga. FA
Williams, Quincy LB 5-11 225 8/28/96 Murray State Birmingham, Ala. D3B
Wingard, Andrew S 6-0 209 12/5/96 Wyoming Arvada, Colo. FA
Woods, Zedrick S 5-11 205 8/3/97 Ole Miss Lake City, Fla. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Doug Marrone
Pro Career: Doug Marrone was named the sixth
head coach in Jaguars history on January 9, 2017
after serving as the team’s interim head coach for the
final two games of the 2016 season. Has compiled a
2-1 postseason record and a 16-18 regular season
record as Jacksonville’s head coach, including a 10-
6 season in 2017 when he led the Jaguars to their
first playoff appearance in a decade. Joined the
Jaguars in 2015 as the team’s assistant head coach-
offense/offensive line coach. Previously served as
head coach of the Buffalo Bills (2013-14) and
Syracuse (2009-12). Prior to his Syracuse tenure,
Marrone spent seven years in the NFL, with New
Orleans (2006-08) and New York Jets (2002-05).
Marrone was drafted in the sixth round of the 1986
NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Raiders and played two
years in the NFL, first with the Miami Dolphins in
1987 and with the Saints in 1989. He also had play-
ing stints with Pittsburgh, Dallas and Minnesota and
the NFLE London Monarchs (1991-92). Career
record: 33-36.
Background: Offensive lineman at Syracuse (1983-
85), where he earned a liberal arts degree. Coached
collegiately at Cortland (1992), the U.S. Coast Guard
Academy (1993), Northeastern (1994), Georgia
Tech (1995-99), Georgia (2000), and Tennessee
(2001).
Personal: Born July 25, 1964, Bronx, N.Y. He and
wife, Helen, have two daughters, Madeline and
Annie, and a son, Mack.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Dom Capers, senior defensive assistant; born Aug.
7, 1950, Cambridge, Ohio. Safety/linebacker Mount
Union College 1968-1971. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Kent State 1972-74,
Washington 1975, Hawai’i 1975-76, San José State
1977, California 1978-79, Tennessee 1980-81, Ohio
State 1982-83, Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars (USFL)
1984-85, New Orleans Saints 1986-91, Pittsburgh
Steelers 1992-94, Carolina Panthers 1995-98,
Jacksonville Jaguars 1999-2000, Houston Texans
2002-05, Miami Dolphins 2006-07, New England
Patriots 2008, Green Bay Packers 2009-17, joined
Jaguars in 2019.
Mark Collins, linebackers; born August 30, 1975,
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Outside linebacker East
Tennessee State 1995-98. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: East Tennessee State 1999-
2002, Michigan 2003-04, Elon 2005, Georgia
Southern 2006, Georgia 2007, Louisiana-Monroe
2009. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons 2010-14, New
York Jets 2015-16, joined Jaguars in 2017.
Joe Danna, secondary coach - safeties; born April 3,
1977, Midland, Mich. Attended Central Michigan. No
college or pro playing experience. College coach:
Michigan 1999-2000, Georgia 2001, Central
Michigan 2002-05, Georgia Southern 2006, James
Madison 2007. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons 2008-09,
2012-14, Miami Dolphins 2010-11, New York Jets
2015-16, joined Jaguars in 2017.
Joe DeCamillis, special teams coordinator; born
June 29, 1965, Arvada, Colo. Attended Wyoming.
No pro playing experience. Pro coach: Denver
Broncos 1989-1992, 2015-16, New York Giants
1993-96, Atlanta Falcons 1997-2006, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2007-08, Dallas Cowboys 2009-12,
Chicago Bears 2013-14, re-joined Jaguars in 2017.
John DeFilippo, offensive coordinator, born April 12,
1978, Youngstown, Ohio. Quarterback James
Madison 1996-1999. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Fordham 2000, Notre Dame 2001-
02, Columbia 2003-04, San Jose State 2010-11 Pro
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coach: New York Giants 2005-06, Oakland Raiders
2007-08, New York Jets 2009, Oakland Raiders
2012-14, Cleveland Browns 2015, Philadelphia
Eagles 2016-17, Minnesota Vikings 2018, joined
Jaguars in 2019.
John Donovan, asst. running backs; born
September 11, 1974, River Edge, N.J. Defensive
back Johns Hopkins. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Villanova 1997, Georgia Tech 1998-
2000, Maryland 2001-07, Vanderbilt 2011-13, Penn
State 2014-15. Pro coach: Joined Jaguars in 2016.
Sean Karpf, strength and conditioning associate;
born March 29, 1985, Jacksonville, Fla. No college
or pro playing experience. Pro coach: Joined Jaguars
in 2018.
Jess Langvardt, strength associate; born September
28, 1982, North Platte, Neb. Defensive
back/linebacker Sterling College 2001-05. Pro line-
backer Wichita Wild (IFL) 2006. College coach:
Sterling College 2005-09, 2012, Memphis 2009-11,
Tulane 2012. Pro coach: Indianapolis Colts 2011,
joined Jaguars in 2013.
Mike Mallory, asst. special teams coordinator; born
Nov. 16, 1962, Bowling Green, Ohio. Linebacker
Michigan 1982-85. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Indiana 1986-87, Kent State 1988-
1990, Eastern Illinois 1991-92, Rhode Island 1993-
95, Northern Illinois 1996-99, Maryland 2000,
Illinois 2001-05, Kansas 2006, Louisville 2007. Pro
coach: New Orleans Saints 2008-2012, joined
Jaguars in 2013.
Keenan McCardell, wide receivers; born January 6,
1970, Houston, Texas. Wide receiver Nevada-Las
Vegas 1988-1990. Pro wide receiver Washington
Redskins 1991, 2007, Cleveland Browns 1992-95,
Jacksonville Jaguars 1996-2001, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2002-03, San Diego Chargers 2004-06.
College coach: Maryland 2014-16. Pro coach:
Washington Redskins 2010-11, joined Jaguars in
2017.
Ron Middleton, tight ends; born July 17, 1965,
Atmore, Ala. Tight end Auburn 1982-85. Pro tight
end Atlanta Falcons 1986-87, Washington Redskins
1988, 1990-93, Cleveland Browns 1989, Los
Angeles Rams 1994, San Diego Chargers 1995.
College coach: Troy 1997-98, Mississippi 1999-
2003, Alabama 2007, Duke 2008-12. Pro coach:
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2004-06, joined Jaguars in
2013.
Scott Milanovich, quarterbacks; born January 25,
1973, Butler, Penn. Quarterback Maryland 1992-95.
Pro quarterback Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996-99,
Berlin Thunder (NFLE) 2000, Los Angeles Xtreme
(XFL) 2001, Tampa Bay Storm (AFL) 2002, Calgary
Stampeders (CFL) 2003. Pro coach: Calgary
Stampeders (CFL) 2003, Rhein Fire (CFL) 2004-05,
Cologne Centurions (CFL) 2006, Montreal Alouettes
(CFL) 2007-2011, Toronto Argonauts (CFL) 2012-
16, joined Jaguars in 2017.
Tom Myslinski, strength and conditioning; born
December 7, 1968, Rome, N.Y. Guard Tennessee
1989-1991. Pro guard Washington Redskins 1992,
Buffalo Bills 1993, Chicago Bears 1993-94,
Jacksonville Jaguars 1995, Pittsburgh Steelers
1996-97, 2000, Indianapolis Colts 1998, Dallas
Cowboys 1999. College coach: Robert Morris 2005-
06, Memphis 2010, North Carolina 2011. Pro coach:
Cleveland Browns 2003-04, 2007-09, joined
Jaguars in 2012.
Eric Price, offense-research; born September 12,
1966, Ogden, Utah. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Weber State 1990, Hawaii 1991,
Miami 1992-93, Cal Poly-San Louis Obispo 1994-
95, Northern Arizona 1996-97, Washington State
1998-2000, Alabama 2003, Texas-El Paso 2004-07,
Memphis 2010-11, Tulane 2012-15. Pro coach:
New York Jets 2001-02, Kansas City Chiefs 2008,
joined Jaguars in 2017.
Jason Rebrovich, asst. defensive line; born March
15, 1978, Clarence, NY. Defensive line Alfred State
1996-97, Cortland 1998-99. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Cortland 2001-04, 2008-2010,
Ferris State 2005-07, Syracuse 2011-12. Pro coach:
Buffalo Bills 2013-16, joined Jaguars in 2017.
Terry Robiskie, running backs; born Nov. 12, 1954,
New Orleans, La. Running back Louisiana State
1973-76. Pro running back Oakland Raiders 1977-
79, Miami Dolphins 1980-81. Pro coach: Los
Angeles Raiders 1982-93, Washington Redskins
1994-2000, Cleveland Browns 2001-06, Miami
Dolphins 2007, Atlanta Falcons 2008-15, Tennessee
Titans 2016-17, Buffalo Bills 2018, joined Jaguars in
2019.
Mike Rutenberg, defensive assistant; born October
29, 1981, Washington, D.C. Attended Cornell. No
college or pro playing experience. College coach:
UCLA 2006-08, New Mexico State 2009-12. Pro
coach: Washington Redskins 2003-05, joined
Jaguars in 2013.
Cedric Scott, asst. strength and conditioning; born
October 19, 1977, Gulfport, Miss. Defensive end
Southern Mississippi 1997-2000. Pro defensive end
New York Giants 2001, Cleveland Browns 2002.
College coach: Southern Mississippi 2009-11. Pro
coach: Joined Jaguars in 2012.
Tony Sparano Jr., asst. offensive line; born October
22, 1986, Colleyville, Texas. Defensive end Albany
2006-08. No pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Hartford Colonials (UFL) 2010, Miami Dolphins
2011, New York Jets 2012-14, Buffalo Bills 2015-
16, joined Jaguars in 2017.
Dwayne Stukes, defensive assistant; born Jan. 24,
1977, Portsmouth, Va. Cornerback Virginia 1996-
99. Pro cornerback Atlanta Falcons 2000, Pittsburgh
Steelers 2001, Berlin Thunder (NFLE) 2001-02,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002-03, Colorado Crush
2004. Pro coach: Berlin Thunder (NFLE) 2006,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2006-11, Chicago Bears
2013-14, New York Giants 2016, joined Jaguars in
2019.
Tim Walton, secondary coach–cornerbacks; born
March 11, 1971, Columbus, Ga. Defensive back
Ohio State 1992-95. College coach: Bowling Green
1995-99, Memphis 2000-01, Syracuse 2002,
Louisiana State 2003, Miami 2004-07, Memphis
2008. Pro coach: Detroit Lions 2009-12, St. Louis
Rams 2013, New York Giants 2015-17, joined
Jaguars in 2019.
George Warhop, offensive line; born Sept. 19, 1961,
Riverside, Calif. Center Cincinnati 1980-83. College
coach: Cincinnati 1983, Kansas 1984-86, Vanderbilt
1987-89, New Mexico 1990, Southern Methodist
1993, Boston College 1994-95. Pro coach: St. Louis
Rams 1996-97, Arizona Cardinals 1998-2002,
Dallas Cowboys 2003-04, San Francisco 49ers
2005-08, Cleveland Browns 2009-13, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2014-18, joined Jaguars in 2019.
Todd Wash, defensive coordinator; born July 19,
1968, Miles City, Mont. Linebacker North Dakota
State 1988-1991. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Fort Lewis College 1996-99 (head coach
1997-99), Nebraska-Kearney 2000-01, North
Dakota State 2002-03, 2005-06, Missouri Southern
State 2004. Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2006-2010, Seattle Seahawks 2011-12, joined
Jaguars in 2013.
Tyler Wolf, director of team administration;
Cookeville, Tenn. Defensive back Tennessee 2008-
2011. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Tennessee Tech 2011-12. Pro coach: Joined
Jaguars in 2013.
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American Football Conference
West Division
Team Colors: Red, Gold, and White
The University of Kansas Health
System Training Complex
One Arrowhead Drive
Kansas City, Missouri 64129
Telephone: (816) 920-9300
2019 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON
Aug. 10 Cincinnati ..........................7:30
Aug. 17 at Pittsburgh.......................6:30
Aug. 24 San Francisco ...................7:00
Aug. 29 at Green Bay ......................7:00
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 8 at Jacksonville..................12:00
Sep. 15 at Oakland ..........................3:05
Sep. 22 Baltimore.........................12:00
Sep. 29 at Detroit ..........................12:00
Oct. 6 Indianapolis.....................*7:20
Oct. 13 Houston ...........................12:00
Oct. 17 at Denver (Thu) ..................7:20
Oct. 27 Green Bay........................*7:20
Nov. 3 Minnesota .......................12:00
Nov. 10 at Tennessee ....................12:00
Nov. 18 at L.A. Chargers (Mexico)...7:15
Nov. 24 BYE
Dec. 1 Oakland ...........................12:00
Dec. 8 at New England ..................3:25
Dec. 15 Denver.............................12:00
Dec. 22 at Chicago........................*7:20
Dec. 29 Los Angeles Chargers .....12:00
* All times CT; Sunday night games in
Weeks 5-16 subject to change
Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium
(opened in 1972,
fully renovated in 2010)
•Capacity: 76,416
One Arrowhead Drive
Kansas City, Missouri 64129
Playing Surface: Grass
Training Camp: Missouri Western St. Univ.
St. Joseph, Missouri 64507
ARROWHEAD STADIUM
2019 NFL Record & Fact Book
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Chairman & CEO: Clark Hunt Dallas Texans 1960-62
Head Coach: Andy Reid (479-438-12)
General Manager: Brett Veach Records include postseason games
President: Mark Donovan 1960-74 Hank Stram ..............129-79-10
Chief Financial Officer: Dan Crumb 1975-77 Paul Wiggin* ................11-24-0
Executive Vice President of 1977 Tom Bettis ........................1-6-0
Business Operations: Tyler Epp 1978-82 Marv Levy ....................31-42-0
Vice President of Communications:
1983-86 John Mackovic .............30-35-0
Ted Crews
1987-88 Frank Gansz....................8-22-1
Vice President of Content and Digital
Operations: Mike Cukyne 1989-98 Marty Schottenheimer...104-65-1
Vice President of Stadium Operations and 1999-2000 Gunther Cunningham ....16-16-0
Facilities: Brandon Hamilton 2001-05 Dick Vermeil...................44-37-0
Vice President of Corporate Partnerships 2006-08 Herm Edwards..............15-34-0
& Premium Sales: Kimberly Hobbs 2009-11 Todd Haley** ...............19-26-0
Vice President of Stadium Services & 2011-12 Romeo Crennel...............4-15-0
Events: Matt Kenny 2013-18 Andy Reid.....................67-36-0
Vice President of Ticketing: Tyler Kirby *Released after seven games in 1977
Vice President of Administration: **Released after 13 games in 2011
Kirsten Krug
Vice President of Security: Jeffrey Miller PAID ATTENDANCE
Vice President of Hunt Family Founation Home 589,667 Away 482,614
and Civic Affairs: Anne Scharf Total 1,072,281
Director of Football Operations: Single-game home record,
Mike Borgonzi *82,893 (10/2/00)
Director of Pro Personnel: Tim Terry Single-season home record,
Assistant Directors of Player Personnel: 629,569 (1999)
Mike Bradway, Ryan Poles *Arrowhead Stadium attendance: 78,502
Director of College Scouting: Ryne Nutt Kauffman Stadium attendance: 4,391
Director of Football Administration:
Brandt Tilis
2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Football Operations Counsel and
Personnel Executive: Chris Shea Round Name Pos. College
2 Mecole Hardman WR Georgia
Director of Brand Marketing: Joe Sargent
Director of Chiefs Cheerleaders: Juan Thornhill DB Virginia
3 Khalen Saunders DT Western Illinois
Stephanie Judah
Director of Community Engagement: 6 Rashad Fenton DB South Carolina
Darwin Thompson RB Utah St.
Gary Spani
Director of Community Outreach: 7 Nick Allegretti G Illinois
Chuck Castellano
Director of Events: Jeremy Slavens
Director of Event Operations: Nick Capo
Director of Fan Experience: Jayne Martin
Director of Financial Planning and
Analysis: Michael Ragsdale
Director of Football Communications:
Brad Gee
Director of Information Technology:
Kevin Higgins
Director of Service and Activation:
Kellen Begnoche
Director of Ticket Operations:
Justin Sauser
Manager of Production: Brad Young
Equipment Director: Allen Wright
Assistant Equipment Managers:
Chris Shropshire, Kyle Crumbaugh,
Jay White, Cale Kirby
Vice President of Sports Medicine and
Performance: Rick Burkholder
Assistant Athletic Trainers: Evan Craft,
Julie Frymyer, David Glover,
Tiffany Morton
Director of Video Operations: Pat Brazil
Assistant Director of Video Operations:
Ken Radino
Video Assistants: Josh Schmidt,
Holt McKenney
Director of Team Operations:
Mitch Reynolds
Director of Team Facilities:
Rocco Mazzella
Director of Team Security: Brian Shafar
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Mahomes 580 383 5097 66.0 50 12 26/171 113.8
08/09 L 10-17 Houston Henne 3 2 29 66.7 0 0 0/0 97.9
08/17 W 28-14 at Atlanta Chiefs 583 385 5126 66.0 50 12 26/171 113.8
08/25 L 20-27 at Chicago Opponents 632 406 4721 64.2 30 15 52/347 92.7
08/30 W 33-21 Green Bay
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
REGULAR SEASON (12-4) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Nelson 4 53 13.3 35 0
Date Result Opponent Butker 0 0 0 65/69 24/27 0 137 Parker 2 33 16.5 33t 1
09/09 W 38-28 at L.A. Chargers Hill 1 12 1 0/0 0/0 0 84 Fuller 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/16 W 42-37 at Pittsburgh Hunt 7 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 84 Ragland 1 67 67.0 67 0
09/23 W 38-27 San Francisco Kelce 0 10 0 0/0 0/0 0 60 Sorensen 1 54 54.0 54t 1
10/01 W 27-23 at Denver Dam. Williams 4 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Lucas 1 49 49.0 49 0
10/07 W 30-14 Jacksonville Conley 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Jones 1 20 20.0 20t 1
10/14 L 40-43 at New England Robinson 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Houston 1 4 4.0 4 0
10/21 W 45-10 Cincinnati Harris 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 E. Murray 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/28 W 30-23 Denver Watkins 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Scandrick 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/04 W 37-21 at Cleveland Mahomes 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 Chiefs 15 280 18.7 67 3
11/11 W 26-14 Arizona Ware 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 12 109 9.1 27 1
11/19 L 51-54 at L.A. Rams Bailey 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/02 W 40-33 at Oakland Jones 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/09 W 27-24 Baltimore (OT) Parker 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Colquitt 45 2021 44.9 21 67
12/13 L 28-29 L.A. Chargers Sherman 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Chiefs 45 2021 44.9 21 67
12/23 L 31-38 at Seattle Sorensen 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 52 2278 43.8 20 68
12/30 W 35-3 Oakland Thomas 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
(OT) Overtime West 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
Dar. Williams 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
POSTSEASON (1-1) Chiefs 16 50 5 65/69 24/27 0 565 Hill 20 3 213 10.7 91t 1
Date Result Opponent Opponents 19 30 2 37/40 22/26 1 421 Thomas 1 0 48 48.0 48 0
01/12 W 31-13 Indianapolis 2-Pt Conv: Mahomes. Robinson 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
01/20 L 31-37 New England (OT) Chiefs 1-2, Opponents 6-11. Chiefs 22 3 261 11.9 91t 1
Opponents 17 12 97 5.7 55 0
SCORE BY PERIODS RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD
Chiefs 147 150 134 131 3 — 565 Hunt 181 824 4.6 45 7 KICKOFF
Opponents 56 131 98 136 0 — 421 Mahomes 60 272 4.5 28 2 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Dam. Williams 50 256 5.1 25 4 Tr. Smith 33 886 26.8 97 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Ware 51 246 4.8 34 2 Thomas 3 58 19.3 26 0
Chiefs Opp. Hill 22 151 6.9 33 1 Conley 1 5 5.0 5 0
Total First Downs 384 419 Watkins 5 52 10.4 31 0 Harris 1 11 11.0 11 0
Rushing 108 129 Dar. Williams 13 44 3.4 8 0 Sherman 1 5 5.0 5 0
Passing 239 247 Thomas 1 6 6.0 6 0 Ware 1 10 10.0 10 0
Penalty 37 43 Henne 1 3 3.0 3 0 Chiefs 40 975 24.4 97 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 83/176 80/193 Sherman 1 2 2.0 2 0 Opponents 36 809 22.5 36 0
3rd Down Pct. 47.2 41.5 West 2 -1 -.5 1 0
4th Down: Made/Att 12/15 18/27 Chiefs 387 1855 4.8 45 16 FIELD
4th Down Pct. 80.0 66.7 Opponents 425 2114 5.0 30 19 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Possession Avg. 28:56 31:04 Butker 0/0 9/9 7/7 6/7 2/4
Total Net Yards 6810 6488 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Chiefs 0/0 9/9 7/7 6/7 2/4
Avg. Per Game 425.6 405.5 Kelce 103 1336 13.0 43 10 Opponents 0/0 5/5 8/9 5/7 4/5
Total Plays 996 1109 Hill 87 1479 17.0 75t 12
Avg. Per Play 6.8 5.9 Watkins 40 519 13.0 50 3 SACKS No.
Net Yards Rushing 1855 2114 Conley 32 334 10.4 27 5 Jones 15.5
Avg. Per Game 115.9 132.1 Hunt 26 378 14.5 67t 7 Ford 13.0
Total Rushes 387 425 Dam. Williams 23 160 7.0 32 2 Houston 9.0
Net Yards Passing 4955 4374 Robinson 22 288 13.1 89t 4 Bailey 6.0
Avg. Per Game 309.7 273.4 Ware 20 224 11.2 31 0 X. Williams 2.5
Sacked/Yards Lost 26/171 52/347 Harris 12 164 13.7 35 3 Speaks 1.5
Gross Yards 5126 4721 Sherman 8 96 12.0 36t 1 Lucas 1.0
Att./Completions 583/385 632/406 Thomas 3 29 9.7 15 1 Parker 1.0
Completion Pct. 66.0 64.2 Dar. Williams 3 27 9.0 11t 1 Te. Smith 1.0
Had Intercepted 12 15 West 2 37 18.5 25t 1 Watts 1.0
Punts/Average 45/44.9 52/43.8 Benjamin 2 26 13.0 17 0 Ragland 0.5
Net Punting Avg. 45/40.5 52/36.9 Dieter 1 22 22.0 22 0 Chiefs 52.0
Penalties/Yards 137/1152 107/881 Kemp 1 7 7.0 7 0 Opponents 26.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 18/6 29/12 Chiefs 385 5126 13.3 89t 50
Touchdowns 71 51 Opponents 406 4721 11.6 49 30
Rushing 16 19
Passing 50 30
Returns 5 2

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jamaal Charles, 2008-16 ...................................................................7,260
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Len Dawson, 1962-75 .....................................................................28,507
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Len Dawson, 1962-75 ..........................................................................237
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Tony Gonzalez, 1997-2008....................................................................916
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Tony Gonzalez, 1997-2008...............................................................10,940
Interceptions ...................................................................Emmitt Thomas, 1966-78 .......................................................................58
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Dustin Colquitt, 2005-18 ......................................................................44.9
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Dexter McCluster, 2010-13...................................................................12.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Knile Davis, 2013-17............................................................................27.0
Field Goals ......................................................................Nick Lowery, 1980-93...........................................................................329
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Priest Holmes, 2001-07 ..........................................................................83
Points..............................................................................Nick Lowery, 1980-93........................................................................1,466
*Sacks............................................................................Derrick Thomas, 1989-99 ..................................................................126.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Larry Johnson, 2006..........................................................................1,789
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Patrick Mahomes, 2018 .....................................................................5,097
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Patrick Mahomes, 2018 ..........................................................................50
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Travis Kelce, 2018.................................................................................103
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Tyreek Hill, 2018 ................................................................................1,479
Interceptions ...................................................................Emmitt Thomas, 1974.............................................................................12
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Dustin Colquitt, 2012 ...........................................................................46.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Dante Hall, 2003 ..................................................................................16.3
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Quintin Demps, 2013 ...........................................................................30.1
Field Goals ......................................................................Harrison Butker, 2017 .............................................................................38
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Priest Holmes, 2003................................................................................27
Points..............................................................................Priest Holmes, 2003..............................................................................162
*Sacks............................................................................Justin Houston, 2014 ...........................................................................22.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jamaal Charles, 1-3-10.........................................................................259
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Elvis Grbac, 11-5-00 .............................................................................504
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Len Dawson, 11-1-64 ...............................................................................6
Patrick Mahomes, 12-19-18......................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Tony Gonzalez, 1-2-05 ............................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Stephone Paige, 12-22-85.....................................................................309
Interceptions ...................................................................Bobby Ply, 12-16-62 .............................................................................**4
Bobby Hunt, 10-4-64 ............................................................................**4
Deron Cherry, 9-29-85 ..........................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Cairo Santos, 10-4-15...............................................................................7
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Abner Haynes, 11-26-61...........................................................................5
Jamaal Charles, 12-15-13.........................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Abner Haynes, 11-26-61.........................................................................30
Jamaal Charles, 12-15-13.......................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................Derrick Thomas, 11-11-90.................................................................**7.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
51 Attaochu, Jeremiah LB 6-3 252 1/17/93 6 Georgia Tech Washington, D.C. FA-’19 11/0*
81 Bell, Blake TE 6-6 252 8/7/91 5 Oklahoma Wichita, Kan. FA-’19 10/4*
21 Breeland, Bashaud CB 5-11 195 1/30/92 6 Clemson Allendale, S.C. UFA(GB)-’19 7/5*
7 Butker, Harrison K 6-4 205 7/14/95 3 Georgia Tech Decatur, Ga. FA-’17 16/0
55 t- Clark, Frank DE 6-3 260 6/14/93 5 Michigan Cleveland, Ohio T(Sea)-’19 16/16*
2 Colquitt, Dustin P 6-3 210 5/6/82 15 Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. D3-’05 16/0
12 Dieter, Gehrig WR 6-3 207 2/24/93 2 Alabama South Bend, Ind. FA-’17 4/0
76 Duvernay-Tardif, Laurent G 6-5 321 2/11/91 6 McGill Montreal, Quebec D6b-’14 5/5
75 Erving, Cam OL 6-5 313 8/23/92 5 Florida State Moultrie, Ga. T(Cle)-’17 14/13
72 Fisher, Eric T 6-7 315 1/5/91 7 Central Michigan Rochester, Mich. D1-’13 16/16
23 Fuller, Kendall CB 5-11 198 2/13/95 4 Virginia Tech Baltimore, Md. T(Wash)-’18 15/15
61 Golditch, Zack T 6-5 295 2/22/95 2 Colorado State Aurora, Colo. W(Ariz)-’19 2/0*
74 Hamilton, Justin DT 6-2 315 7/27/93 3 Louisiana-Lafayette Natchez, Miss. FA-’17 4/0
4 Henne, Chad QB 6-3 222 7/2/85 11 Michigan West Lawn, Pa. UFA(Jax)-’18 1/0
10 Hill, Tyreek WR 5-10 185 3/1/94 4 West Alabama Pearson, Ga. D5b-’16 16/16
53 Hitchens, Anthony LB 6-0 235 6/10/92 6 Iowa Lorain, Ohio UFA(Dall)-’18 15/15
34 Hyde, Carlos RB 6-0 229 9/20/90 6 Ohio State Cincinnati, Ohio FA-’19 14/7*
95 Jones, Chris DT 6-6 310 7/3/94 4 Mississippi State Houston, Miss. D2-16 16/11
30 Jones-Quartey, Harold S 5-11 210 8/6/93 3 Findlay Columbus, Ohio FA-’19 0*
87 Kelce, Travis TE 6-5 260 10/5/89 7 Cincinnati Cleveland Heights, Ohio D3a-’13 16/16
19 Kemp, Marcus WR 6-4 210 8/14/95 2 Hawaii Layton, Utah FA-’17 16/0
92 Kpassagnon, Tanoh LB 6-7 289 6/14/94 3 Villanova Kalamazoo, Mich. D2-’17 13/0
50 t- Lee, Darron LB 6-1 232 10/18/94 4 Ohio State Chattanooga, Tenn. T(NYJ)-’19 12/12*
24 Lucas, Jordan S 6-1 190 8/2/93 4 Penn State New Rochelle, N.Y. T(Mia)-’18 16/4
15 Mahomes, Patrick QB 6-3 230 9/17/95 3 Texas Tech Tyler, Texas D1-’17 16/16
32 Mathieu, Tyrann S 5-9 190 5/13/92 7 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. UFA(Hou)-’19 16/16
66 McKenzie, Kahlil G 6-3 320 1/3/97 2 Tennessee Walnut Creek, Calif. D6b-’18 0/0
70 Murphy, Pace T 6-6 308 3/2/94 2 Northwestern State Houston, Texas FA-’18 0*
67 Murray, Jimmy C 6-5 305 5/5/95 2 Holy Cross Evanston, Ill. FA-’18 2/0
56 Niemann, Ben LB 6-2 235 7/27/95 2 Iowa Sycamore, Ill. FA-’18 14/1
91 Nnadi, Derrick DT 6-1 312 5/9/96 2 Florida State Virginia Beach, Va. D3-’18 16/11
44 O’Daniel, Dorian LB 6-1 220 9/4/94 2 Clemson Olney, Md. D3b-’18 16/1
90 t- Ogbah, Emmanuel DE 6-4 275 11/6/93 4 Oklahoma State Lagos, Nigeria T(Cle)-19 14/14*
99 Okafor, Alex DE 6-4 261 2/8/91 7 Texas Dallas, Texas UFA(NO)-’19 16/16
48 Phillips, John TE 6-5 251 6/11/87 10 Virginia Hot Springs, Va. FA-’19 8/4*
1 Pringle, Byron WR 6-1 203 11/17/93 2 Kansas State Tampa, Fla. FA-’18 0*
59 Ragland, Reggie LB 6-2 252 9/23/93 4 Alabama Madison, Ala. T(Buff)-’17 16/15
20 Reaser, Keith CB 6-0 190 7/31/91 4 Florida Atlantic Miami, Fla. FA-’19 0*
62 Reiter, Austin OL 6-3 300 10/27/91 4 South Florida Bradenton, Fla. W(Cle)-’18 11/4
11 Robinson, Demarcus WR 6-1 203 9/21/94 4 Florida Fort Valley, Ga. D4c-’16 16/5
71 Schwartz, Mitchell T 6-5 320 6/8/89 8 California Pacific Palisades, Calif. UFA(Cle)-’16 16/16
65 Senior, Justin T 6-4 329 7/8/94 2 Mississippi State Montreal, Quebec FA-’19 0*
42 Sherman, Anthony FB 5-10 242 12/11/88 9 Connecticut North Attleborough, Mass. T(Ariz)-’13 16/1
39 Smith, Tremon CB 6-0 190 7/20/96 2 Central Arkansas Anniston, Ala. D6a-’18 14/1
49 Sorensen, Daniel S 6-2 208 3/5/90 6 Brigham Young Colton, Calif. FA-’14 7/4
57 Speaks, Breeland LB 6-3 285 12/18/95 2 Ole Miss Jackson, Miss. D2-’18 16/4
35 Ward, Charvarius CB 6-1 198 5/16/96 2 Middle Tennessee State McCombs, Miss. T(Dall)-’18 13/2
14 Watkins, Sammy WR 6-1 211 6/14/93 6 Clemson Fort Myers, Fla. UFA(LAR)-’18 10/9
25 Watts, Armani S 5-11 205 3/19/96 2 Texas A&M Forney, Texas D4-’18 5/0
26 Williams, Damien RB 5-11 224 4/3/92 6 Oklahoma San Diego, Calif. UFA(Mia)-’18 16/3
31 Williams, Darrel RB 5-11 224 4/15/95 2 Louisiana State Marrero, La. FA-’18 6/0
98 Williams, Xavier DT 6-2 309 1/18/92 5 Northern Iowa Kansas City, Mo. RFA(Ariz)-’18 16/4
54 Wilson, Damien LB 6-0 245 5/14/93 5 Minnesota Gloster, Miss. UFA(Dall)-’19 16/7
41 Winchester, James LS 6-3 240 8/6/89 5 Oklahoma Washington, Okla. FA-’15 16/0
77 Wylie, Andrew T 6-6 309 8/19/94 2 Eastern Michigan Midland, Mich. FA-’17 16/10
82 Yelder, Deon TE 6-4 255 3/6/95 2 Western Kentucky Louisville, Ky. FA-’18 3/0

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* Attaochu played 11 games with New York Jets in ’18; Bell played 10 games with Jacksonville; Breeland played 7 games with Green Bay;
Clark played 16 games with Seattle; Golditch played 2 games with Arizona; Hyde played 6 games with Cleveland and 8 games with
Jacksonville; Jones-Quartey last active with Chicago in ’16; Lee played 12 games with N.Y. Jets; Mathieu played 16 games with
Houston; Murphy spent ’18 season on Kansas City practice squad; Ogbah played 14 games with Cleveland; Okafor played 16 games
with New Orleans; Phillips played 8 games with Arizona; Pringle missed ’18 season because of injury; Reaser last active with Kansas
City in ’17; Wilson played 16 games with Dallas.

t- Chiefs traded for Clark (Sea), Lee (NYJ) and Ogbah (Cle).

Traded—Chiefs traded S Eric Murray (15 games in ’18) to Cleveland.

Players lost through free agency (5): WR Chris Conley (Jax; 16 games in ’18), C Jordan Devey (Oak; 7), TE Demetrius Harris (Cle; 15),
C Mitch Morse (Buff; 11), DB Steven Nelson (Pitt; 16).

Also played with Chiefs in ’18—G Jeff Allen (10 games), DE Allen Bailey (16), WR Kelvin Benjamin (15), CB Eric Berry (2),
TE Alex Ellis (2), LB Justin Houston (12), RB Kareem Hunt (11), DL Jarvis Jenkins (12), LB Nate Orchard (1), S Ron Parker (15),
DB Orlando Scandrick (15), S Josh Shaw (4), LB Terrance Smith (7), WR De’Anthony Thomas (5), RB Spencer Ware (13),
RB Charcandrick West (3), LB Frank Zombo (9).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Allegretti, Nick OL 6-4 320 4/21/96 Illinois Frankfort, Ill. D7
Boyd, Dino T 6-4 300 9/2/96 Cincinnati Newark, N.J. FA
Burrell, Jalin CB 6-0 195 9/20/96 New Mexico Riverside, Calif. FA
Custis, Jamal WR 6-5 213 11/6/95 Syracuse Philadelphia, Pa. FA
Davis, Felton WR 6-3 211 2/25/97 Michigan State Richmond, Va. FA
Davis, Rashard (1) WR 5-9 175 9/14/95 James Madison Charlottesville, Va. FA
Davison, Raymond (1) LB 6-1 230 3/25/95 California Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’18
Fenton, Rashad CB 5-11 188 2/17/97 South Carolina Miami, Fla. D6a
Fields, Mark CB 5-10 192 10/10/96 Clemson Charlotte, N.C. FA
Fortson, Joe TE 6-6 230 12/7/95 Valdosta State Buffalo, N.Y. FA
Fox, Jack P 6-2 224 9/1/96 Rice St. Louis, Mo. FA
Grayson, Davon (1) WR 6-2 187 9/5/95 East Carolina Cleveland, Ohio FA
Hardman, Mecole WR 5-10 187 3/12/98 Georgia Bowman, Ga. D2a
Harris, Darius LB 6-2 238 1/17/96 Middle Tennessee State Horn Lake, Miss. FA
Hunter, Ryan (1) T 6-3 316 4/1/95 Bowling Green North Bay, Ontario FA-’18
Ivie, Joey (1) DT 6-3 301 1/22/95 Florida Pasco, Fla. FA-’18
Johnson, Gary LB 6-0 226 8/2/96 Texas Douglas, Ala. FA
Linta, TJ QB 6-4 240 1/30/96 Wagner Branford, Conn. FA
Litton, Chase (1) QB 6-5 230 10/5/95 Marshall Tampa, Fla. FA-’18
Lovett, John TE 6-3 225 4/25/96 Princeton Wantagh, N.Y. FA
Marshall, Marcus RB 5-10 200 2/23/97 James Madison Raleigh, N.C. FA
McCray, Rob (1) LB 6-2 280 3/24/96 Indiana Rockdale, Ga. FA-’18
Miller, Herb DB 6-2 190 11/11/97 Florida Atlantic Miramar, Fla. FA
Monroe, Dakari DB 5-11 191 8/18/97 San Jose State San Jose, Calif. FA
Saunders, Khalen DL 6-0 324 8/9/96 Western Illinois St. Louis, Mo. D3
Shurmur, Kyle QB 6-4 225 11/6/96 Vanderbilt Philadelphia, Pa. FA
Soroh, Andrew DB 6-2 210 2/12/96 Florida Atlantic Miami, Fla. FA
Thompson, Cody WR 6-2 205 1/11/96 Toledo Huron, Ohio FA
Thompson, Darwin RB 5-8 200 4/4/97 Utah State Tulsa, Okla. D6b
Thornhill, Juan DB 6-0 210 10/19/95 Virginia Altavista, Va. D2b
Wade, D'Montre (1) DB 5-11 206 12/22/94 Murray State Columbia, Tenn. FA-’18
Walker, Cavon (1) DT 6-2 278 7/4/94 Maryland Washington, D.C. FA
Ward, Tim DE 6-6 255 8/11/97 Old Dominion High Point, N.C. FA
Wells, David (1) TE 6-6 260 5/2/95 San Diego State Fresno, Calif. FA-’18
Williams, James RB 6-0 205 5/17/96 Washington State Burbank, Calif. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Andy Reid
Pro Career: Andy Reid was named the 13th
head coach in Kansas City Chiefs history on
January 7, 2013. He is entering his 28th sea-
son in the National Football League and his
21st season as an NFL head coach in 2019.
In his sixth season with the Chiefs, Reid and
company tallied 12 wins, bringing his total to
67 victories in his first six seasons with
Kansas City, the most by any head coach in
franchise history in that time frame. In 2018,
Reid led the Chiefs to their first back-to-back-
to-back AFC West Division Championships in
franchise history and the first ever AFC
Championship game at Arrowhead Stadium.
In 2015, Reid led the Chiefs to their first play-
off win since 1993, with a win at Houston. In
his first season in Kansas City in 2013, helped
orchestrate the franchise’s best single-season
turnaround as the Chiefs won 11 games and
made the playoffs after going 2-14 the previ-
ous season. Prior to joining the Chiefs, served
as the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles
for 14 years (1999-2012), earning NFL Coach
of the Year honors three times. Compiled the
best win total (140) and playoff victory total
(10) in Philadelphia Eagles history. Captured
six division titles and five trips to the NFC
Championship Game. In his 28-year NFL
coaching career, Reid’s teams have made the
playoffs 19 times (21-19 record). Has
coached in the Super Bowl three times, the
NFC Championship Game nine times and the
AFC Championship Game once. Reid was an
assistant coach with Green Bay (1992-98)
under Mike Holmgren. With Green Bay, helped
the Packers earn a Super Bowl XXXI victory
over New England. Career record: 207-138-1.
Background: Coached at Brigham Young
(1982), San Francisco State (1983-85)
Northern Arizona (1986), Texas-El Paso
(1987-88) and Missouri (1989-1991). Reid
was an offensive tackle/guard on three BYU
Cougar Holiday Bowl teams. Graduated with a
bachelor’s degree in physical education, and
received a master’s degree in professional
leadership in physical education and athletics.
Personal: Born March 19, 1958 in Los
Angeles, Calif. Reid and his wife Tammy have
five children—Britt, Crosby, Drew Ann,
Spencer, and the late Garrett. He has nine
grandchildren, Maverick, Somers, Saylor,
Blake, Reid, Canyon, Ryker, Rylen and Garrett.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Eric Bieniemy, offensive coordinator; born
August 15, 1969, New Orleans, La. Running
back Colorado 1987-90. Pro running back
San Diego 1991-94, Cincinnati Bengals 1995-
98, Philadelphia Eagles 1999. College coach:
Colorado 2001-02, 2009-12, UCLA 2003-05.
Pro coach: Minnesota Vikings 2006-10, joined
Chiefs in 2013.
Joe Bleymaier, pass game analyst/asst. quar-
terbacks; born August 8, 1982, Boise, Idaho.
Wide receiver Delaware 2002-05. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Colorado
2013-15. Pro coach: Joined Chiefs in 2016.
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Greg Carbin, asst. strength and conditioning;
born August 31, 1983, Jefferson City, Mo.
Defensive back Missouri Western State
University 2003-06. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Missouri Western 2012-
18. Pro coach: Joined Chiefs in 2019.
Travis Crittenden, asst. strength and condi-
tioning; born April 6, 1981, Wichita Falls,
Texas. Tackle Fork Union Military Academy
1999, Virginia Military Institute 2000-03. No
pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Philadelphia Eagles 2012, joined Chiefs in
2013.
Brendan Daly, run game coordinator/defen-
sive line; born September 10, 1975, San
Francisco, Calif. Tight end Drake 1993-96. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Drake
1998, Villanova 1999, 2005, Maryland 2000,
Oklahoma State 2001-03, Illinois State 2004.
Pro coach: Minnesota Vikings 2006-08, St.
Louis Rams 2009-11, Minnesota Vikings
2012-13, New England Patriots 2014-18,
joined Chiefs in 2019.
Andy Heck, offensive line; born January 1,
1967, Fargo, N.D. Tackle Notre Dame 1985-
88. Pro tackle Seattle Seahawks 1989-93,
Chicago Bears 1994-98, Washington
Redskins 1999-2000. College coach: Virginia
2001-03. Pro coach: Jacksonville Jaguars
2004-12, joined Chiefs in 2013.
Matt House, linebackers; born May 17, 1978,
Harrison, Mich. Attended Michigan State. No
college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Michigan State 2001-02, North
Carolina 2003-04, Gardner-Webb 2005,
Buffalo 2005-07, Pittsburgh 2012-14, Florida
International 2015, Kentucky 2016-18. Pro
coach: Carolina Panthers 2008, St. Louis
Rams 2009-2011, joined Chiefs in 2019.
Mike Kafka, quarterbacks; born July 25,
1987, Chicago, Ill. Quarterback Northwestern
2006-09. Pro quarterback Philadelphia Eagles
2010-12, New England Patriots 2013, Tampa
Bay Buccaneers 2014, Minnesota Vikings
2015. College coach: Northwestern 2016. Pro
coach: Joined Chiefs in 2017.
Greg Lewis, wide receivers; born February 12,
1980, Chicago, Ill. Wide receiver Illinois 1999-
2002. Pro wide receiver Philadelphia Eagles
2003-08, Minnesota Vikings 2009-10. College
coach: San Diego State 2012, San Jose State
2013, Pittsburgh 2014. Pro coach: New
Orleans Saints 2015, Philadelphia Eagles
2016, joined Chiefs in 2017.
Sam Madison, defensive backs/cornerbacks;
born April 23, 1974, Thomasville, Ga.
Defensive back Louisville 1993-96. Pro cor-
nerback Miami Dolphins 1997-2005, New
York Giants 2006-08. Pro coach: joined Chiefs
in 2019.
Corey Matthaei, asst. offensive line; born
February 1, 1985, Fircrest, Wash. Offensive
lineman Willamette 2003-06. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Willamette 2007.
Pro coach: Philadelphia Eagles 2008-12,
joined Chiefs in 2013.
Deland McCullough, running backs; born
December 1, 1972, Youngstown, Ohio.
Running back Miami (OH) 1991-95. Pro run-
ning back Cincinnati Bengals 1996-97,
Philadelphia Eagles 1997, Winnipeg Blue
Bombers (CFL) 1998-99, Chicago Enforcers
(XFL) 2001. College coach: Miami (OH) 2010,
Indiana 2011-16, Southern California 2017.
Pro coach: Joined Chiefs in 2018.
Tom Melvin, tight ends; born October 1, 1961,
Redwood City, Calif. Offensive lineman San
Francisco State 1982-83. No pro playing
experience. College coach: San Francisco
State 1984-85, Northern Arizona 1986-87, UC
Santa Barbara 1988-90, Occidental College
1991-98. Pro coach: Philadelphia Eagles
1999-2012, joined Chiefs in 2013.
Dave Merritt, defensive backs; born
September 8, 1971, Raleigh, N.C. Linebacker
North Carolina State 1989-92. Pro linebacker
Miami Dolphins 1993, Arizona Cardinals
1993-96, Rhein Fire (NFLE) 1997. College
coach: Chattanooga 1997, Virginia Military
Institute 1998-2000. Pro coach: New York
Jets 2001-03, New York Giants 2004-17,
Arizona Cardinals 2018, joined Chiefs in 2019.
Britt Reid, defensive line; born April 28, 1985,
San Francisco, Calif. Attended Temple. No col-
lege or pro playing experience. College coach:
Temple 2012. Pro coach: Joined Chiefs in
2013.
Ryan Reynolds, asst. strength and condition-
ing; born January 15, 1981, Fulton, Ill.
Attended Iowa. No college or pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Louisville 2008,
Arizona State 2008-11, UCLA 2012-15. Pro
coach: Joined Chiefs in 2016.
Barry Rubin, strength and conditioning; born
June 25, 1957, Monroe, La. Running
back/punter Louisiana State 1976-77, tight
end/punter Northwestern State 1978-1980.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Northeast Louisiana 1981-83, 1987-90,
1994, Louisiana State 1984-85. Pro coach:
Green Bay Packers 1995-2005, Philadelphia
Eagles 2008-12, joined Chiefs in 2013.
Steve Spagnuolo, defensive coordinator; born
December 21, 1959, Whitinsville, Mass. Wide
receiver Springfield College 1978-81. No pro
playing experience. College coach:
Massachusetts 1982-83, Lafayette 1984-86,
Connecticut 1987-91, Maine 1993-94,
Rutgers 1994-95, Bowling Green 1996-97.
Pro Coach: Barcelona Dragons (WLAF) 1992,
Frankfurt Galaxy (NFLE) 1998, Philadelphia
Eagles 1999-2006, New York Giants 2007-08,
2015-17, St. Louis Rams 2009-11 (head
coach), New Orleans Saints 2012, Baltimore
Ravens 2013-14, joined Chiefs in 2019.
Dave Toub, asst. head coach/special teams
coordinator; born June 1, 1962, Ossining, N.Y.
Offensive lineman Springfield College 1980-
81, Texas-El Paso 1983-84. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Texas El-Paso
1987-89, Missouri 1989-2000. Pro coach:
Philadelphia Eagles 2001-03, Chicago Bears
2004-12, joined Chiefs in 2013.
Rod Wilson, asst. special teams; born
November 12, 1981, Cross, S.C. Linebacker
South Carolina 2001-04. Pro linebacker
Chicago Bears 2005-08, 2010, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2009. College coach: Charleston
Southern 2013-16. Pro coach: Joined Chiefs
in 2017.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Controlling Owner and Chairman of the Los Angeles 1960, 2017-18
Board: Dean A. Spanos San Diego 1961-2016
Vice Chairman: Michael A. Spanos (459-460-11)
President of Business Operations: Records include postseason games
A.G. Spanos 1960-69 Sid Gillman* ...............83-51-6
President of Football Operations: 1969-70 Charlie Waller .................9-7-3
John Spanos 1971 Sid Gillman** .................4-6-0
Executive Vice President – Chief 1971-73 Harland Svare*** .........7-17-2
Operating Officer/Chief Financial 1973 Ron Waller......................1-5-0
Officer: Jeanne M. Bonk 1974-78 Tommy Prothro**** ...21-39-0
Executive VP of Football 1978-86 Don Coryell# .............72-60-0
Administration/Player Finance: 1986-88 Al Saunders .................17-22-0
Ed McGuire 1989-91 Dan Henning...............16-32-0
Chief of Staff: Fred Maas 1992-96 Bobby Ross................50-36-0
American Football Conference Special Assistant: LaDainian Tomlinson 1997-98 Kevin Gilbride## .........6-16-0
West Division Special Counsel: Mark Fabiani 1998 June Jones .....................3-7-0
Team Colors: Navy Blue, Powder Blue, General Manager: Tom Telesco 1999-2001 Mike Riley...................14-34-0
White, and Gold Director of Player Personnel: 2002-06 Marty Schottenheimer.47-35-0
3333 Susan Street JoJo Wooden 2007-12 Norv Turner ................59-43-0
Costa Mesa, California 92626 Senior Director of Pro Personnel: 2013-16 Mike McCoy ...............28-38-0
Telephone: 714-540-7100 Louis Clark 2017-18 Anthony Lynn .............22-12-0
Director of Pro Scouting: *Retired after nine games in 1969
2019 SCHEDULE **Resigned after 10 games in 1971
Dennis Abraham
PRESEASON ***Resigned after eight games in 1973
Director of College Scouting: Kevin Kelly
Aug. 8 at Arizona...........................7:00 ****Resigned after four games in 1978
Director of Football/Medical Services:
Aug. 18 New Orleans......................1:00 #Resigned after eight games in 1986
James Collins ##Released after six games in 1998
Aug. 24 Seattle...............................7:00
Head Athletic Trainer: Damon Mitchell
Aug. 29 at San Francisco.................7:00
Director of Video Services: Brian Duddy PAID ATTENDANCE
REGULAR SEASON Sr. Director of Player Engagement: Home 254,812 Away 528,951
Sep. 8 Indianapolis.......................1:05 Arthur Hightower Total 783,763
Sep. 15 at Detroit ....................10:00 AM Equipment Manager: Chris Smith Single-game home record,
Sep. 22 Houston .............................1:25 General Counsel: Nicole King 69,288 (11/7/99)
Sep. 29 at Miami.....................10:00 AM Vice President of Accounting & Financial Single-season home record,
Oct. 6 Denver...............................1:05 Operations: Denise Kaufman 547,937 (2005)
Oct. 13 Pittsburgh........................*5:20 Controller: Marsha Wells
Oct. 20 at Tennessee ......................1:05 Chief Marketing Officer: Steven Ziff 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Oct. 27 at Chicago .................10:00 AM Chief Revenue Officer: Jim Rushton Round Name Pos. College
Nov. 3 Green Bay..........................1:25 Vice President of Corporate Partnerships: 1 Jerry Tillery DT Notre Dame
Nov. 7 at Oakland (Thu).................5:20 Denny O’Leary 2 Nasir Adderley DB Delaware
Nov. 18 Kansas City (Mexico).........5:15 Vice President of Business Development: 3 Trey Pipkins T Sioux Falls
Nov. 24 BYE Tom Morris 4 Drue Tranquill LB Notre Dame
Dec. 1 at Denver............................1:25 Vice President of Ticket Sales & 5 Easton Stick QB North Dakota St.
Dec. 8 at Jacksonville....................1:05 Services: Todd Poulsen 6 Emeke Egbule LB Houston
Dec. 15 Minnesota .......................*5:20 Director of Ticket Operations: 7 Cortez Broughton DT Cincinnati
Dec. 21/22Oakland..............................TBD Michael L. Dougherty
Dec. 29 at Kansas City............10:00 AM Director of Guest Services: Jim Cwalinski
* All times PT; Sunday night games in Vice President of Fan Experience:
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Mark Tamar
Senior Director of Digital Media:
Stadium: Dignity Health Sports Park Joel Price
(opened in 2003) Vice President of Public Relations:
•Capacity: 27,000 (NFL) Josh Rupprecht
Sellout: 25,300 Vice President of External Relations:
18400 Avalon Blvd. Kimberley Layton
Carson, California 90746 Director of Community Partnerships:
Playing Surface: Grass Heather Birdsall
Training Camp: Jack Hammett Sports Complex Director of Community Outreach:
2750 Fairview Road Dick Lewis
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Director of Security: Bill Stetson
DIGNITY HEALTH SPORTS PARK Director of Football Logistics: John Hinek

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Rivers 508 347 4308 68.3 32 12 32/204 105.5
08/11 L 17-24 at Arizona Smith 4 1 8 25.0 0 0 1/16 39.6
08/18 W 24-14 Seattle Allen 0 0 0 — 0 0 1/7 —
08/25 L 7-36 New Orleans Chargers 512 348 4316 68.0 32 12 34/227 104.9
08/30 W 23-21 at San Francisco Opponents 548 351 3886 64.1 23 13 38/240 89.1

REGULAR SEASON (12-4) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS King 3 75 25.0 42t 1
09/09 L 28-38 Kansas City Gordon 10 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 88 James 3 30 10.0 23 0
09/16 W 31-20 at Buffalo Badgley 0 0 0 27/28 15/16 0 72 Tr. Williams 1 86 86.0 86 0
09/23 L 23-35 at L.A. Rams M. Williams 1 10 0 0/0 0/0 0 68 Addae 1 19 19.0 19 0
09/30 W 29-27 San Francisco Allen 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 38 Perryman 1 16 16.0 16 0
10/07 W 26-10 Oakland Ekeler 3 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 White 1 9 9.0 9 0
10/14 W 38-14 at Cleveland Sturgis 0 0 0 9/15 9/13 0 36 Ingram 1 8 8.0 8 0
10/21 W 20-19 Tennessee Ty. Williams 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Rochell 1 4 4.0 4 0
11/04 W 25-17 at Seattle Gates 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 16 Phillips 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/11 W 20-6 at Oakland Jackson 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Chargers 13 247 19.0 86 1
11/18 L 22-23 Denver King 0 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 12 87 7.3 42 1
11/25 W 45-10 Arizona Benjamin 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/02 W 33-30 at Pittsburgh Emanuel 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/09 W 26-21 Cincinnati Green 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 D. Jones 47 1990 42.3 15 59
12/13 W 29-28 at Kansas City Hayward 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 2 Kaser 13 629 48.4 5 66
12/22 L 10-22 Baltimore Chargers 16 32 3 36/43 24/29 0 428 Sturgis 1 24 24.0 1 24
12/30 W 23-9 at Denver Opponents 11 23 4 30/31 23/30 0 329 Chargers 62 2643 42.6 21 66
2-Pt Conv: Gates 2, Gordon 2, Allen, Opponents 67 3195 47.7 27 67
POSTSEASON (1-1) M. Williams. Chargers 6-8, Opponents 1-7.
Date Result Opponent Defensive 2-Pt. Return: Hayward. PUNT
01/06 W 23-17 at Baltimore RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
01/13 L 28-41 at New England RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD King 23 8 318 13.8 73t 1
Gordon 175 885 5.1 34t 10 J.J. Jones 5 2 24 4.8 11 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Ekeler 106 554 5.2 41 3 Benjamin 5 4 16 3.2 8 0
Chargers 78 151 99 100 0 — 428 Jackson 50 206 4.1 20 2 Allen 1 1 0 0.0 0 0
Opponents 98 66 73 92 0 — 329 Allen 9 75 8.3 28 0 Chargers 34 15 358 10.5 73t 1
Newsome 11 49 4.5 16 0 Opponents 28 15 257 9.2 91t 1
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Benjamin 7 41 5.9 19 0
Chargers Opp. M. Williams 7 28 4.0 19t 1 KICKOFF
Total First Downs 338 311 Ty. Williams 2 15 7.5 14 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 100 101 Watt 4 11 2.8 8 0 King 22 522 23.7 40 0
Passing 213 178 Rivers 18 7 0.4 7 0 J.J. Jones 3 69 23.0 33 0
Penalty 25 32 Smith 8 2 0.3 9 0 Allen 1 25 25.0 25 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 70/177 79/202 Ingram 1 0 0.0 0 0 James 1 20 20.0 20 0
3rd Down Pct. 39.5 39.1 J.J. Jones 1 0 0.0 0 0 Benjamin 1 17 17.0 17 0
4th Down: Made/Att 7/8 11/20 Chargers 399 1873 4.7 41 16 Chargers 28 653 23.3 40 0
4th Down Pct. 87.5 55.0 Opponents 395 1693 4.3 43 11 Opponents 61 1322 21.7 51 0
Possession Avg. 30:43 29:17
Total Net Yards 5962 5339 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD FIELD
Avg. Per Game 372.6 333.7 Allen 97 1196 12.3 54 6 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Plays 945 981 Gordon 50 490 9.8 66t 4 Badgley 0/0 4/4 5/5 5/5 1/2
Avg. Per Play 6.3 5.4 M. Williams 43 664 15.4 55t 10 Sturgis 0/0 4/4 2/2 3/6 0/1
Net Yards Rushing 1873 1693 Ty. Williams 41 653 15.9 75t 5 Chargers 0/0 8/8 7/7 8/11 1/3
Avg. Per Game 117.1 105.8 Ekeler 39 404 10.4 44t 3 Opponents 0/0 7/7 7/7 8/10 1/6
Total Rushes 399 395 Gates 28 333 11.9 27 2
Net Yards Passing 4089 3646 Green 19 210 11.1 26 1 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Game 255.6 227.9 Jackson 15 135 9.0 19 0 Ingram 7.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 34/227 38/240 Benjamin 12 186 15.5 46t 1 Bosa 5.5
Gross Yards 4316 3886 Newsome 2 19 9.5 11 0 Rochell 5.0
Att./Completions 512/348 548/351 Culkin 1 24 24.0 24 0 Philon 4.0
Completion Pct. 68.0 64.1 Watt 1 2 2.0 2 0 James 3.5
Had Intercepted 12 13 Chargers 348 4316 12.4 75t 32 Nwosu 3.5
Punts/Average 62/42.6 67/47.7 Opponents 351 3886 11.1 82t 23 Square 3.0
Net Punting Avg. 62/37.2 67/40.6 Liuget 1.5
Penalties/Yards 113/967 103/828 Addae 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 17/7 18/7 Brown 1.0
Touchdowns 51 38 Emanuel 1.0
Rushing 16 11 Mebane 1.0
Passing 32 23 Jenkins 0.5
Returns 3 4 Ju. Jones 0.5
Chargers 38.0
Opponents 34.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................LaDainian Tomlinson, 2001-09.........................................................12,490
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Philip Rivers, 2004-18......................................................................54,656
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Philip Rivers, 2004-18...........................................................................374
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Antonio Gates, 2003-18 ........................................................................955
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Antonio Gates, 2003-18 ...................................................................11,841
Interceptions ...................................................................Gill Byrd, 1983-92...................................................................................42
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Drew Kaser, 2016-17 ...........................................................................47.4
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Darrien Gordon, 1993-96 .....................................................................13.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Leslie (Speedy) Duncan, 1964-70 ........................................................25.3
Field Goals ......................................................................John Carney, 1990-2000.......................................................................261
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................LaDainian Tomlinson, 2001-09..............................................................153
Points..............................................................................John Carney, 1990-2000....................................................................1,076
*Sacks............................................................................Leslie O’Neal, 1986-95.......................................................................105.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................LaDainian Tomlinson, 2006 ................................................................1,815
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Dan Fouts, 1981 ................................................................................4,802
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Philip Rivers, 2008..................................................................................34
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Keenan Allen, 2017 ...............................................................................102
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Lance Alworth, 1965..........................................................................1,602
Interceptions ...................................................................Antonio Cromartie, 2007 .........................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Mike Scifres, 2012 ...............................................................................48.3
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Leslie (Speedy) Duncan, 1965 .............................................................15.5
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Keith Lincoln, 1962 ..............................................................................28.4
Field Goals ......................................................................John Carney, 1994..................................................................................34
Nick Novak, 2013....................................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................LaDainian Tomlinson, 2006 .................................................................**31
Points..............................................................................LaDainian Tomlinson, 2006 ...............................................................**186
*Sacks............................................................................Leslie O’Neal, 1992 ..............................................................................17.0
Shawne Merriman, 2006 ......................................................................17.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................LaDainian Tomlinson, 12-28-03.............................................................243
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Philip Rivers, 10-18-15 .........................................................................503
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Dan Fouts, 11-22-81.................................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Kellen Winslow, 10-7-84 .........................................................................15
Keenan Allen, 9-13-15 ............................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Wes Chandler, 12-20-82 .......................................................................260
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Antonio Cromartie, 11-11-07
Field Goals ......................................................................John Carney, 9-5-93, 9-18-93...................................................................6
Greg Davis, 10-5-97 .................................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Kellen Winslow, 11-22-81 .........................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Kellen Winslow, 11-22-81 .......................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................Leslie O’Neal, 11-16-86 .........................................................................5.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
13 Allen, Keenan WR 6-2 211 4/27/92 7 California Greensboro, N.C. D3-’13 16/14
4 Badgley, Michael K 5-10 183 7/28/95 2 Miami Summit, N.J. FA-’18 10/0
12 Benjamin, Travis WR/PR 5-10 175 12/29/89 8 Miami Belle Glade, Fla. UFA(Cle)-’16 12/3
97 Bosa, Joey DE 6-5 280 7/11/95 4 Ohio State Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. D1-’16 7/6
57 Brown, Jatavis LB 5-11 221 2/18/94 4 Akron Belle Glade, Fla. D5-’16 15/10
80 Culkin, Sean TE 6-5 255 6/11/93 3 Missouri Indian Rocks Beach, Fla. FA-’17 13/10
11 Davis, Geremy WR 6-3 211 1/10/92 5 Connecticut Lawrenceville, Ga. FA-’16 14/0
43 Davis, Michael CB 6-2 195 1/6/95 3 Brigham Young Glendale, Calif. FA-’17 16/9
58 Davis Sr., Thomas LB 6-1 235 3/22/83 15 Georgia Shellman, Ga. UFA(Car)-’19 12/12*
74 Drango, Spencer G 6-6 315 10/15/92 3 Baylor Cedar Park, Texas FA-’18 0*
48 Dzubnar, Nick ILB 6-1 240 8/15/91 5 Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo Mission Viejo, Calif. FA-’15 16/0
30 Ekeler, Austin RB 5-10 200 5/17/95 3 Western State, Colo. Eaton, Colo. FA-’17 14/3
28 Facyson, Brandon CB 6-2 197 9/8/94 2 Virginia Tech Newnan, Ga. FA-’18 15/0
66 Feeney, Dan G 6-4 310 5/29/94 3 Indiana Orland Park, Ill. D3-’17 16/16
25 Gordon III, Melvin RB 6-1 215 4/13/93 5 Wisconsin Kenosha, Wis. D1-’15 12/12
88 Green, Virgil TE 6-5 255 8/3/88 9 Nevada Tulare, Calif. UFA(Den)-’18 16/16
26 Hayward Jr., Casey CB 5-11 192 9/9/89 8 Vanderbilt Perry, Ga. UFA(GB)-’16 16/16
86 Henry, Hunter TE 6-5 250 12/7/94 4 Arkansas Little Rock, Ark. D2-’16 0*
54 Ingram III, Melvin DE 6-2 247 4/26/89 8 South Carolina Rockingham, N.C. D1-’12 16/16
22 Jackson, Justin RB 6-0 199 4/22/96 2 Northwestern Carol Stream, Ill. D7-’18 13/1
33 James Jr., Derwin S 6-2 215 8/3/96 2 Florida State Haines City, Fla. D1-’18 16/16
23 Jenkins, Rayshawn S 6-2 220 1/25/94 3 Miami St. Petersburg, Fla. D4-’17 15/1
7 Jones, Cardale QB 6-5 250 9/29/92 3 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio T(Buff)-’17 0*
93 Jones, Justin DT 6-3 309 8/28/96 2 North Carolina State Austell, Ga. D3-’18 15/0
20 King II, Desmond CB 5-10 200 12/14/94 3 Iowa Detroit, Mich. D5-’17 16/8
77 Lamp, Forrest G 6-4 310 2/20/94 3 Western Kentucky Venice, Fla. D2-’17 2/0
90 Lanier II, Anthony DE 6-6 285 5/8/93 3 Alabama A&M Savannah, Ga. FA-’18 0*
83 Mayle, Vince TE 6-2 247 1/12/91 3 Washington State Sacramento, Calif. FA-’18 0*
95 McGill, T.Y. DT 6-0 299 11/23/92 5 North Carolina State Jesup, Ga. W(Phil)-’18 6/0
92 Mebane, Brandon NT 6-1 311 1/15/85 13 California Los Angeles, Calif. UFA(Sea)-’16 12/12
38 Newsome, Detrez RB 5-10 210 3/6/94 2 Western Carolina Raeford, N.C. FA-’18 9/0
42 Nwosu, Uchenna LB 6-2 251 12/28/96 2 Southern California Carson, Calif. D2-’18 16/3
76 Okung, Russell T 6-5 310 10/7/88 10 Oklahoma State Fort Bend, Texas UFA(Den)-’17 15/15
52 Perryman, Denzel LB 5-11 240 12/5/92 5 Miami Coral Gables, Fla. D2-’15 9/9
31 Phillips, Adrian S 5-11 210 3/28/92 5 Texas Garland, Texas FA-’14 16/7
35 Pope, Troymaine RB 5-8 205 11/29/93 2 Jacksonville State Anniston, Ala. FA-’18 0*
53 Pouncey, Mike C 6-5 298 7/24/89 9 Florida Ardmore, Okla. FA-’18 16/16
61 Quessenberry, Scott C/G 6-4 310 3/23/95 2 UCLA La Costa, Calif. D5-’18 15/0
29 Richards, Jeff CB 6-2 210 1/3/91 2 Emporia State Del City, Okla. FA-’18 6/0
17 Rivers, Philip QB 6-5 228 12/8/81 16 North Carolina State Decatur, Ala. T(NYG)-’04 16/16
98 Rochell, Isaac DE 6-4 280 4/22/95 2 Notre Dame McDonough, Ga. D7-’17 16/3
75 Schofield III, Michael G/T 6-6 301 11/15/90 6 Michigan Orland Park, Ill. W(Den)-’17 16/16
10 Scott, Artavis WR 5-11 195 34680 2 Clemson Tarpon Springs, Fla. FA-’17 0*
78 Scott, Trent T 6-5 320 34359 2 Grambling State Huntsville, Ala. FA-’18 9/1
71 Square, Damion NT 6-2 293 2/6/89 7 Alabama Houston, Texas W(KC)-’14 16/11
5 Taylor, Tyrod QB 6-1 217 32723 9 Virginia Tech Hampton, Va. UFA(Cle)-’19 4/3*
69 Tevi, Sam T 6-5 315 34653 3 Utah Euless, Texas D6-’17 16/15
64 Toner, Cole C/G 6-5 310 34406 3 Harvard Greenwood, Ind. FA-’17 1/0
27 Watkins, Jaylen S 5-11 194 33508 5 Florida Fort Myers, Fla. UFA(Phil)-’18 0*
34 Watt, Derek FB 6-2 234 33915 4 Wisconsin Pewaukee, Wis. D6-’16 16/5
44 White, Kyzir LB 6-2 218 35148 2 West Virginia Macungie, Pa. D4-’18 3/3
81 Williams, Mike WR 6-4 220 34611 3 Clemson Santee, S.C. D1-’17 13/10
24 Williams, Trevor CB 5-11 191 34227 4 Penn State Baltimore, Md. FA-’16 9/7
47 Windt, Mike LS 6-1 237 31561 10 Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio FA-’10 16/0

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* Davis Sr., played 12 games with Carolina in ’18; Drango spent the ’18 season on the Chargers practice squad; Henry missed ’18 season
because of injury; Jones spent the ’18 season on the Chargers practice squad; Lanier II spent the ’18 season on the active roster but did
not play and on the Chargers practice squad; Mayle spent the ’18 season on the Chargers practice squad; Pope spent the ’18 season on
the active roster but did not play and on the Seahawks and Chargers practice squads; Scott missed ’18 season because of injury; Taylor
played 4 games wtih Cleveland; Watkins missed the ’18 season because of injury.

Players lost through free agency (3): DT Darius Philon (Ariz; 16 games in ’18), CB Jason Verrett (SF; 0), WR Tyrell Williams (Oak; 16).

Also played with Chargers in ’18—S Jahleel Addae (16 games), LB Kyle Emanuel (16), TE Antonio Gates (16), P Donnie Jones (13),
DT Corey Liuget (6), LB Hayes Pullard (9), QB Geno Smith (7).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Adderley, Nasir S 6-0 195 5/31/97 Delaware Philadelphia, Pa. D2
Afriyie, Patrick (1) DE 6-2 240 7/20/96 Colgate Sandy Hook, Conn. FA-’18
Broughton, Cortez DT 6-2 291 9/2/96 Cincinnati Warner Robins, Ga. D7
Brown, Chris G 6-4 322 4/26/96 Southern California Los Angeles, Calif. FA
Camper, Blake T 6-8 314 12/17/96 South Carolina Virginia Beach, Va. FA
Cantrell, Dylan (1) WR 6-3 226 6/29/94 Texas Tech Whitehouse, Texas D6-’18
Corcoran, Josh DE 6-3 243 4/5/97 Northern Illinois Lakeville, Minn. FA
Cox, Jeremy RB 6-0 226 8/16/96 Old Dominion Hope Mills, N.C. FA
Egbule, Emeke LB 6-2 245 10/13/96 Houston Galena Park, Texas D6
Hall, Kemon CB 5-11 191 6/2/97 North Texas Calhoun City, Miss. FA
Helm, Daniel TE 6-4 248 4/20/95 Duke Chatham, Ill. FA
Howard, Reggie DT 6-3 290 3/26/96 Toledo Cincinnati, Ohio FA
Johnson, Tre'Von (1) LB 6-0 232 2/10/95 Weber State St. Louis, Mo. FA-’18
Lemmons, Bradford CB 6-1 186 4/19/96 Furman Columbia, S.C. FA
Liggins, Justice (1) WR 6-1 209 12/14/94 Stephen F. Austin Tyler, Texas FA-’18
Long, Ty (1) P 6-2 205 4/6/93 Alabama-Birmingham Roswell, Ga. FA
Martin, Koda G 6-7 300 8/21/95 Syracuse Manvel, Texas FA
Mazza, Cole (1) LS 6-2 235 2/14/95 Alabama Bakersfield, Calif. FA
Moore, Jason WR 6-2 213 6/23/95 Findlay Oberlin, Ohio FA
Newsome, Tyler P 6-3 219 7/14/95 Notre Dame Carrollton, Ga. FA
Patton, Andre (1) WR 6-2 200 5/28/94 Rutgers Wilmington, Del. FA-‘17
Peace, Chris LB 6-2 238 2/8/96 Virginia Newport News, Va. FA
Pickett, Adarius S 5-11 98 9/5/96 UCLA Richmond, Calif. FA
Pipkins, Trey T 6-6 304 9/5/96 Sioux Falls Apple Valley, Minn. D3
Randle, Rodney CB 5-9 184 2/27/97 Lamar Beaumont, Texas FA
Sokol, Matt TE 6-5 249 11/9/95 Michigan State Rochester, Mich. FA
Springs, Arrion (1) CB 5-11 208 9/19/95 Oregon San Antonio, Texas FA-’18
Stick, Easton QB 6-1 217 9/15/95 North Dakota State Omaha, Neb. D5
Teamer, Roderic S 5-11 187 5/12/97 Tulane New Orleans, La. FA
Thompson, Trevion WR 6-2 197 11/14/95 Clemson Durham, N.C. FA
Tillery, Jerry DT 6-6 295 10/8/96 Notre Dame Shreveport, La. D1
Tranquill, Drue LB 6-2 228 8/15/95 Notre Dame Fort Wayne, Ind. D4
Volson, Tanner C 6-4 306 5/4/96 North Dakota State Balfour, N.D. FA
Wilson, Kyle (1) LB 6-0 231 11/2/95 Arkansas State Wichita, Kan. FA-’18
Zeise, Elijah LB 6-2 232 11/28/95 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pa. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.chargers.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Anthony Lynn
Pro Career: On Jan. 13, 2017, the Los Angeles
Chargers made their first official transaction,
naming Anthony Lynn the 16th head coach in
franchise history. It’s also significant that he’s
the first African-American head coach in team
annals. In 2018, Lynn guided the Chargers to
the postseason for the first time in five sea-
sons. Led the Chargers to a 9-7 record in his
first season, a four-game improvement from
2016. Lynn joined the Chargers after spending
the last two seasons (2015-16) as the assis-
tant head coach and running backs coach for
the Buffalo Bills. Lynn jumped into the coach-
ing ranks in 2000, spending three seasons
(2000-02) with the Broncos as an offensive
assistant and assistant to special teams. In
2003, he landed his first full-time position gig
as the running backs coach for the
Jacksonville Jaguars (2003-04). That was fol-
lowed by similar positions with the Dallas
Cowboys (2005-06), Cleveland Browns
(2007-08), New York Jets (2009-2014) and
Bills (2015-16). Lynn carried the additional title
of assistant head coach in New York in 2014
and with the Bills for his two seasons there.
Career record: 22-13.
Background: Lynn was an All-Southwest
Conference running back as a collegian at
Texas Tech, where he rushed for 1,911 yards
and 17 touchdowns on 481 carries. That
helped him earn a ticket to the NFL where he
signed with the New York Giants as an undraft-
ed free agent in 1992. After being released by
the Giants, Lynn signed with Denver in 1993
and appeared in 13 games for the Broncos.
Lynn moved on to the Bay Area in 1995,
spending two seasons with the San Francisco
49ers (1995-96) before concluding his career
in Denver (1997-99) where he won back-to-
back Super Bowl championships (XXXII and
XXXIII) with the Broncos. He retied after the
1999 season with 83 career games.
Personal: Born December 21, 1968 in
McKinney, Texas. Lynn is married to Stacey
Bell Lynn. He has two children, son, D’Anton,
and daughter, Danielle.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Gus Bradley, defensive coordinator; born July
5, 1966, Zumbrota, Minn. Safety/punter North
Dakota State 1984-88. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: North Dakota State 1990-
91, 1996-2005, Fort Lewis College 1992-96.
Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2006-08,
Seattle Seahawks 2009-12, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2013-16 (head coach), joined
Chargers in 2017.
Keith Burns, asst. special teams; born May 16,
1972, Greeleyville, S.C. Linebacker Oklahoma
State 1992-93. Pro linebacker Denver Broncos
1994-98, Chicago Bears 1999, Denver
Broncos 2000-03, 2005-06, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2004. Pro coach: Denver Broncos
2007-12, Washington Redskins 2013, joined
Chargers in 2018.
Chris Caminiti, senior coaching assistant;
born July 30, 1967, Enfield, Conn. No pro play-
96
ing experience. College coach San Diego 1996,
Occidental College 1997-99, Nevada-Las
Vegas 2000, UCLA 2013-16. Pro coach:
Cleveland Browns 2007-08, joined Chargers in
2019.
La’Roi Glover, asst. defensive line; born July 4,
1974, San Diego, Calif. Defensive tackle San
Diego State 1992-95. Pro defensive tackle
Oakland Raiders 1996, Barcelona Dragons
(NFLE) 1997, New Orleans Saints 1997-2001,
Dallas Cowboys 2002-05, St. Louis Rams
2006-08. Pro coach: New York Jets 2017-18,
joined Chargers in 2019.
Chris Harris, asst. defensive backs; born
August 6, 1982, Little Rock, Ark. Safety
Louisiana-Monroe 2001-04. Pro safety
Chicago Bears 2005-06, 2010-11, Carolina
Panthers 2007-09, Detroit Lions 2011,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2012. Pro coach: Chicago
Bears 2013-14, joined Chargers in 2016.
Addison Lynch, quality control-defense; born
May 12, 1989, Boston, Mass. Safety Bryant
2007-2011. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Mississippi College 2011-12,
Florida State 2012-17. Pro coach: Joined
Chargers in 2018.
Phil McGeoghan, wide receivers; born July 8,
1979, Agawam, Mass. Wide receiver Maine
1997-2000. Pro wide receiver Denver Broncos
2001-02, Berlin Thunder (NFLE) 2002, New
Orleans Saints 2003. College coach: Maine
2007, South Florida 2009-11, East Carolina
2016. Pro coach: Miami Dolphins 2012-15,
Buffalo Bills 2017, joined Chargers in 2018.
Pat Meyer, offensive line; born April 5, 1972,
Youngstown, Ohio. Offensive line Colorado
State 1991-94. Pro offensive lineman Arizona
Cardinals 1995, St. Louis Stampede (Arena
Football League) 1996. College coach:
Memphis 1997-99, North Carolina State 2000-
06, Florida State 2007, Colorado State 2008-
11. Pro coach: Montreal Alouttes (CFL) 2012,
Chicago Bears 2013-14, Buffalo Bills 2015-16,
joined Chargers in 2017.
Ron Milus, defensive backs; born November,
25, 1963, Tacoma, Wash. Cornerback
Washington 1982-85. College coach:
Washington 1991-98, Texas A&M 1999. Pro
coach: Denver Broncos 2000-02, 2011-12,
Arizona Cardinals 2003, New York Giants
2004-05, St. Louis Rams 2006-08, Carolina
Panthers 2009-10, joined Chargers in 2013.
Mark Ridgley, asst. offensive line; born
December 4, 1985, New Brighton, Pa. No col-
lege playing experience. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Pittsburgh 2008-09,
Central Michigan 2010-11. Pro coach: Joined
Chargers in 2012.
Alfredo Roberts, running backs; born March
17, 1965, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Tight end
Miami 1983-87. Pro tight end Kansas City
Chiefs 1988-1990, Dallas Cowboys 1991-93.
College coach: Florida Atlantic 1999-2002. Pro
coach: Jacksonville Jaguars 2003-06,
Cleveland Browns 2007-08, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2009-11, Indianapolis Colts 2012-
15, joined Chargers in 2017.
Seth Ryan, quality control-offense; born March
26, 1994, Phoenix, Ariz. Wide receiver
Clemson 2014-17. No pro playing experience.
Pro coach: Joined Chargers in 2017.
Rip Scherer, tight ends; born August 3, 1952,
Quarterback: William & Mary 1970-73. College
coach: Penn State 1974-75, North Carolina
State 1976, Hawaii 1977-78, Virginia 1979,
Georgia Tech 1980-86, Alabama 1987,
Arizona 1988-90, James Madison 1991-94
(head coach), Memphis 1995-2000 (head
coach), Kansas 2001, Southern Mississippi
2003-04, Colorado 2011-12, UCLA 2016-17.
Pro coach: Cleveland Browns 2005-08,
Carolina Panthers 2009-10, joined Chargers in
2018.
Dan Shamash, offensive assistant; born
December 20, 1985, New York, N.Y.
Linebacker Carnegie-Mellon 2004-07. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Columbia
2008. Pro coach: New York Jets 2008,
Cleveland Browns 2009-2010, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2012-13, Jacksonville Jaguars
2014-16, joined Chargers in 2017.
Giff Smith, defensive line; born October 23,
1968, Atlanta, Ga. Defensive end Georgia
Southern 1986-1990. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Arkansas 1991-93,
Georgia 1994-95, Georgia Southern 1996-98,
Tulane 1999-2003, Georgia Tech 2004-09. Pro
coach: Buffalo Bills 2010-12, Tennessee Titans
2014-15, joined Chargers in 2016.
Richard Smith, linebackers; born October 17,
1955, Los Angeles, Calif. Offensive lineman
Rio Hondo (CA) J.C. 1975-76, Fresno State
1977-78. College coach: Rio Hondo (CA) J.C.
1979-80, Cal State-Fullerton 1981-83,
California 1984-86, Arizona 1987. Pro coach:
Houston Oilers 1988-92, Denver Broncos
1993-96, San Francisco 49ers 1997-2002,
Detroit Lions 2003-04, Miami Dolphins 2005,
Houston Texans 2006-08, Carolina Panthers
2009-10, Atlanta Falcons 2015-16, joined
Chargers in 2017.
Shane Steichen, quarterbacks; born May 11,
1985, Sacramento, Calif. Quarterback Nevada-
Las Vegas 2003-06. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Nevada-Las Vegas 2007-
09, Louisville 2010. Pro coach: San Diego
Chargers 2011-12, Cleveland Browns 2013,
re-joined Chargers in 2014.
George Stewart, special teams coordinator-
asst. head coach; born December 29, 1958,
Little Rock, Ark. Guard Arkansas 1977-1980.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Minnesota 1984-85, Notre Dame 1986-88. Pro
coach: Pittsburgh Steelers 1989-91, Tampa
Bay Buccaneers 1992-95, San Francisco
49ers 1996-2002, Atlanta Falcons 2003-06,
Minnesota Vikings 2007-16, joined Chargers in
2017.
Ken Whisenhunt, offensive coordinator; born
February 28, 1962, Atlanta, Ga. Tight end/H-
back Georgia Tech 1980-84. Pro tight end
Atlanta Falcons 1985-88, Washington
Redskins 1989-90, New York Jets 1991-93.
College coach: Vanderbilt 1995-96. Pro
coach: Baltimore Ravens 1997-98, Cleveland
Browns 1999, New York Jets 2000, Pittsburgh
Steelers 2001-06, Arizona Cardinals 2007-12
(head coach), San Diego Chargers 2013,
Tennessee Titans 2014-15 (head coach), re-
joined Chargers in 2016.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Chairman of the Board/Managing General (472-381-4)
Partner: Stephen M. Ross Records include postseason games
Vice Chairman/Partner: Bruce Beal 1966-69 George Wilson.............15-39-2
Vice Chairman, President and Chief 1970-95 Don Shula ...............274-147-2
Executive Officer: Tom Garfinkel 1996-99 Jimmy Johnson...........38-31-0
Vice Chairman: Matt Higgins 2000-04 Dave Wannstedt* ........43-33-0
Vice Chairman: Jorge Perez 2004 Jim Bates..........................3-4-0
Vice Chairman: Donald F. Shula 2005-06 Nick Saban..................15-17-0
General Manager: Chris Grier 2007 Cam Cameron ...............1-15-0
Senior Vice President of Operations: 2008-11 Tony Sparano** ..........29-33-0
Todd Boyan 2011 Todd Bowles ...................2-1-0
Senior Vice President-Business 2012-15 Joe Philbin*** ............24-28-0
Administration: Dan Caspersen 2015 Dan Campbell..................5-7-0
Senior Vice President-Chief Financial 2016-18 Adam Gase .................23-26-0
American Football Conference Officer: Chris Clements *Resigned after nine games in 2004
East Division Senior Vice President-Miami Dolphins **Released after 13 games in 2011
Team Colors: Aqua, Orange, White, and ***Released after four games in 2015
Foundation and Dolphins Cancer
Blue Challenge: Jennifer Jehn
7500 S.W. 30th Street Senior Vice President-Communications PAID ATTENDANCE
Davie, Florida 33314 and Community Affairs: Jason Jenkins Home 493,801 Away 523,480
Telephone: (954) 452-7000 Senior Vice President-Special Projects, Total 1,017,281
Alumni Relations and Advisor to the Single-game home record,
2019 SCHEDULE CEO: Nat Moore 75,283 (10/27/96), Hard Rock Stadium
PRESEASON Senior Vice President-General Counsel: 84,331 (10/1/17), Wembley Stadium
Aug. 8 Atlanta...............................7:30 Myles Pistorius Single-season home record, 592,161
Aug. 16 at Tampa Bay .....................7:30 Senior Vice President-Chief Marketing (1999)
Aug. 22 Jacksonville.......................8:00 Officer: Jeremy Walls
Aug. 29 at New Orleans...................8:00 Special Advisor to the President and 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
CEO: Dan Marino Round Name Pos. College
REGULAR SEASON 1 Christian Wilkins DT Clemson
Sep. 8 Baltimore...........................1:00 Vice President-Football Administration:
Brandon Shore 3 Michael Deiter G Wisconsin
Sep. 15 New England .....................1:00 5 Andrew Van Ginkel LB Wisconsin
Sep. 22 at Dallas.............................1:00 Assistant General Manager: Marvin Allen
Co-Director of Player Personnel: 6 Isaiah Prince T Ohio St.
Sep. 29 Los Angeles Chargers .......1:00
Adam Engroff 7 Chandler Cox RB Auburn
Oct. 6 BYE
Co-Director of Player Personnel: Myles Gaskin RB Washington
Oct. 13 Washington .......................1:00
Oct. 20 at Buffalo ...........................1:00 Anthony Hunt
Oct. 28 at Pittsburgh (Mon) ............8:15 Head Athletic Trainer: Kyle Johnston
Nov. 3 New York Jets ...................1:00 Equipment Manager: Joe Cimino
Nov. 10 at Indianapolis ....................4:05 Video Director: Mike Nobler
Nov. 17 Buffalo...............................1:00 Director of Player Engagement:
Nov. 24 at Cleveland .......................1:00 Kaleb Thornhill
Dec. 1 Philadelphia ......................1:00 Director of Team Security: Drew Brooks
Dec. 8 at New York Jets ................1:00 Senior Director of Football
Dec. 15 at New York Giants .............1:00 Communications: Matt Taylor
Dec. 22 Cincinnati ..........................1:00 Senior Director of Team Operations:
Dec. 29 at New England ..................1:00 Scott Bullis
* All times ET Senior Director of Security: Joe Cicini
Stadium: Hard Rock Stadium
(opened in 1987)
•Capacity: 64,767
2269 Dan Marino Blvd.
Miami Gardens, Florida 33056
Playing Surface: Grass (PAT)
Training Camp: Baptist Health Training Facility at
Nova Southeastern University
7500 S.W. 30th Street
Davie, Florida 33314

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (1-3) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Tannehill 274 176 1979 64.2 17 9 35/279 92.7
08/09 L 24-26 Tampa Bay Osweiler 178 113 1247 63.5 6 4 17/130 86.0
08/17 L 20-27 at Carolina Amendola 1 1 28 100.0 1 0 0/0 158.3
08/25 L 10-27 Baltimore Stills 1 1 3 100.0 1 0 0/0 118.8
08/30 W 34-7 at Atlanta Wilson 1 1 52 100.0 1 0 0/0 158.3
Dolphins 455 292 3309 64.2 26 13 52/409 93.0
REGULAR SEASON (7-9) Opponents 508 335 4141 65.9 31 21 31/209 94.1
Date Result Opponent TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/09 W 27-20 Tennessee SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Howard 7 52 7.4 39 0
09/16 W 20-12 at N.Y. Jets Sanders 0 0 0 35/36 18/20 0 89 Jones 3 109 36.3 54 1
09/23 W 28-20 Oakland Drake 4 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 McDonald 3 41 13.7 31 0
09/30 L 7-38 at New England Stills 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 38 Alonso 3 30 10.0 15 0
10/07 L 17-27 at Cincinnati Grant 0 2 2 0/0 0/0 0 24 Fitzpatrick 2 64 32.0 50t 1
10/14 W 31-28 Chicago (OT) Wilson 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Baker 1 25 25.0 25t 1
10/21 L 21-32 Detroit Bolden 2 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Aikens 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/25 L 23-42 at Houston Amendola 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 McCain 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/04 W 13-6 N.Y. Jets Baker 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Dolphins 21 321 15.3 54 3
11/11 L 12-31 at Green Bay Ballage 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 13 188 14.5 35 2
11/25 L 24-27 at Indianapolis Butler 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/02 W 21-17 Buffalo Carroo 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/09 W 34-33 New England Derby 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Haack 87 3884 44.6 35 65
12/16 L 17-41 at Minnesota Fitzpatrick 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Dolphins 88 3884 44.1 35 65
12/23 L 7-17 Jacksonville Gore 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 55 2326 42.3 20 61
12/30 L 17-42 at Buffalo Jones 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
(OT) Overtime O’Leary 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
Parker 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
SCORE BY PERIODS Tannehill 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Grant 14 6 228 16.3 71t 1
Dolphins 52 115 59 90 3 — 319 Dolphins 7 26 5 35/36 18/20 0 319 Amendola 11 9 59 5.4 12 0
Opponents 89 85 101 158 0 — 433 Opponents 17 31 4 47/50 24/32 0 433 Stills 2 1 6 3.0 6 0
2-Pt Conv: Stills. Baker 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Dolphins 1-1, Opponents 1-2. Dolphins 28 16 293 10.5 71t 1
Dolphins Opp. Opponents 37 25 384 10.4 70 0
Total First Downs 252 350 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 75 116 Gore 156 722 4.6 39 0 KICKOFF
Passing 153 195 Drake 120 535 4.5 54t 4 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Penalty 24 39 Ballage 36 191 5.3 75t 1 Grant 18 535 29.7 102t 1
3rd Down: Made/Att 56/186 84/196 Tannehill 32 145 4.5 20 0 Drake 10 213 21.3 26 0
3rd Down Pct. 30.1 42.9 Bolden 8 91 11.4 54t 2 Perry 8 164 20.5 32 0
4th Down: Made/Att 8/13 6/15 Osweiler 8 21 2.6 7 0 Ballage 2 26 13.0 16 0
4th Down Pct. 61.5 40.0 Wilson 8 16 2.0 5 0 Smythe 1 0 0.0 0 0
Possession Avg. 27:49 32:11 Carroo 1 14 14.0 14 0 Dolphins 39 938 24.1 102t 1
Total Net Yards 4638 6257 Grant 1 5 5.0 5 0 Opponents 13 339 26.1 94t 1
Avg. Per Game 289.9 391.1 Amendola 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
Total Plays 878 1024 Dolphins 371 1738 4.7 75t 7 FIELD
Avg. Per Play 5.3 6.1 Opponents 485 2325 4.8 71 17 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Net Yards Rushing 1738 2325 Sanders 0/0 7/7 3/3 7/9 1/1
Avg. Per Game 108.6 145.3 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Dolphins 0/0 7/7 3/3 7/9 1/1
Total Rushes 371 485 Amendola 59 575 9.7 39 1 Opponents 0/0 7/7 7/8 4/7 6/10
Net Yards Passing 2900 3932 Drake 53 477 9.0 52t 5
Avg. Per Game 181.3 245.8 Stills 37 553 14.9 75t 6 SACKS No.
Sacked/Yards Lost 52/409 31/209 Wilson 26 391 15.0 75t 4 Quinn 6.5
Gross Yards 3309 4141 Parker 24 309 12.9 46 1 Wake 6.0
Att./Completions 455/292 508/335 Gesicki 22 202 9.2 27 0 Baker 3.0
Completion Pct. 64.2 65.9 Grant 21 268 12.8 52t 2 Hayes 2.0
Had Intercepted 13 21 Gore 12 124 10.3 24 1 McCain 2.0
Punts/Average 88/44.1 55/42.3 Ballage 9 56 6.2 31 0 Spence 2.0
Net Punting Avg. 88/38.4 55/36.6 O’Leary 8 86 10.8 19 1 Taylor 2.0
Penalties/Yards 108/978 107/856 Butler 6 60 10.0 23t 1 Branch 1.5
Fumbles/Ball Lost 17/10 17/7 Smythe 6 50 8.3 21 0 Ja. Davis 1.0
Touchdowns 38 52 Derby 3 48 16.0 19t 1 Godchaux 1.0
Rushing 7 17 Bolden 3 13 4.3 9 1 Harris 1.0
Passing 26 31 Carroo 2 94 47.0 74t 1 Phillips 1.0
Returns 5 4 Tannehill 1 3 3.0 3t 1 Woodard 1.0
Dolphins 292 3309 11.3 75t 26 Dolphins 31.0
Opponents 335 4141 12.4 73t 31 Opponents 52.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Larry Csonka, 1968-74, 1979 ............................................................6,737
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Dan Marino, 1983-99.......................................................................61,361
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Dan Marino, 1983-99............................................................................420
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Mark Clayton, 1983-92 .........................................................................550
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Mark Duper, 1982-92 .........................................................................8,869
Interceptions ...................................................................Jake Scott, 1970-75................................................................................35
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Brandon Fields, 2007-14......................................................................46.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Jeff Ogden, 2000-01 ............................................................................13.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Mercury Morris, 1969-75.....................................................................26.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Olindo Mare, 1997-2006 .......................................................................245
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Mark Clayton, 1983-92 ...........................................................................82
Points..............................................................................Olindo Mare, 1997-2006 ....................................................................1,048
*Sacks............................................................................Jason Taylor, 1997-2007, 2009, 2011................................................131.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Ricky Williams, 2002 .........................................................................1,853
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Dan Marino, 1984 ..............................................................................5,084
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Dan Marino, 1984 ...................................................................................48
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jarvis Landry, 2017 ..............................................................................112
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Mark Clayton, 1984............................................................................1,389
Interceptions ...................................................................Dick Westmoreland, 1967 .......................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Brandon Fields, 2012 ...........................................................................50.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Jeff Ogden, 2000 .................................................................................17.0
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Duriel Harris, 1976...............................................................................32.9
Field Goals ......................................................................Olindo Mare, 1999 ..................................................................................39
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Mark Clayton, 1984.................................................................................18
Points..............................................................................Olindo Mare, 1999 ................................................................................144
*Sacks............................................................................Jason Taylor, 2002 ...............................................................................18.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Ricky Williams, 12-1-02........................................................................228
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Dan Marino, 10-23-88...........................................................................521
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Bob Griese, 11-24-77 ...............................................................................6
Dan Marino, 9-21-86.................................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Chris Chambers, 12-4-05........................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Brian Hartline, 9-30-12 .........................................................................253
Interceptions ...................................................................Dick Anderson, 12-3-73........................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Olindo Mare, 10-17-99..............................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Paul Warfield, 12-15-73 ............................................................................4
Mark Ingram, 11-27-94.............................................................................4
Ronnie Brown, 9-21-08.............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Paul Warfield, 12-15-73 ..........................................................................24
Mark Ingram, 11-27-94...........................................................................24
Ronnie Brown, 9-21-08...........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Cameron Wake, 9-30-12 ........................................................................4.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
35 Aikens, Walt CB/S 6-1 208 6/19/91 6 Liberty Charlotte, N.C. D4-’14 16/1
59 Allen, Chase LB 6-3 250 8/29/93 3 Southern Illinois Belleville, Ill. FA-’17 5/1
89 Allen, Dwayne TE 6-3 265 2/24/90 8 Clemson Fayetteville, N.C. FA-’19 13/8*
47 Alonso, Kiko LB 6-3 239 8/14/90 7 Oregon Los Gatos, Calif. T(Phil)-’16 15/15
44 #Anthony, Stephone LB 6-3 245 7/28/92 5 Clemson Polkton, N.C. T(NO)-’17 16/0
31 Armstrong, Cornell CB 6-0 185 9/22/95 2 Southern Mississippi Bassfield, Miss. D6-’18 15/0
55 Baker, Jerome LB 6-2 215 12/25/96 2 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D3-’18 16/11
27 Ballage, Kalen RB 6-2 237 12/22/95 2 Arizona State Denver, Colo. D4b-’18 12/0
53 Burgess, James LB 6-0 230 3/9/94 3 Louisville Homestead, Fla. FA-’18 0*
17 Butler, Brice WR 6-3 220 1/29/90 7 San Diego State Norcross, Ga. FA-’18 8/1
95 Carradine, Tank DE 6-4 270 2/18/90 5 Florida State Cincinnati, Ohio FA-’19 1/0*
88 +Carroo, Leonte WR 6-1 215 1/24/94 4 Rutgers Edison, N.J, D3b-’16 9/0
77 Davis, Jesse G/T 6-6 325 9/15/91 3 Idaho Asotin, Wash. FA-’17 16/16
92 Denney, John LS 6-5 242 12/13/78 15 Brigham Young Thornton, Colo. FA-’05 16/0
85 #Derby, A.J. TE 6-5 240 9/20/91 5 Arkansas Iowa City, Iowa W(Den)-’17 4/0
32 Drake, Kenyan RB 6-1 211 1/26/94 4 Alabama Marietta, Ga. D3a-’16 16/7
58 Elliott, Jayrone LB 6-3 240 11/11/91 4 Toledo Cleveland, Ohio FA-’19 0*
9 #Fales, David QB 6-2 213 10/4/90 5 San Jose State Salinas, Calif. FA-’17 1/0
34 Farrow, Kenneth RB 5-9 219 3/7/93 2 Houston Hurst, Texas FA-’19 0*
29 Fitzpatrick, Minkah S 6-1 202 11/17/96 2 Alabama Old Bridge, N.J. D1-’18 16/11
14 Fitzpatrick, Ryan QB 6-2 223 11/24/82 15 Harvard Gilbert, Ariz. UFA(TB)-’19 8/7*
84 Ford, Isaiah WR 6-2 189 2/9/96 2 Virginia Tech Jacksonville, Fla. D7-’17 1/0
61 Fuller, Kyle G 6-5 307 3/4/94 2 Baylor Wylie, Texas FA-’19 2/0*
88 Gesicki, Mike TE 6-6 245 10/3/95 2 Penn State Manahawkin, N.J. D2-’18 16/7
56 Godchaux, Davon DT 6-3 315 11/11/94 3 Louisiana State Plaquemine, La. D5b-’17 16/16
19 Grant, Jakeem WR 5-7 169 10/30/92 4 Texas Tech Dallas, Texas D6a-’16 10/2
48 #Gray, MarQueis TE 6-4 263 11/7/89 7 Minnesota Indianapolis, Ind. FA-’16 0
2 Haack, Matt P 6-0 202 7/25/94 3 Arizona State West Des Moines, Iowa FA-’17 16/0
90 Harris, Charles DE 6-3 250 3/6/95 3 Missouri Kansas City, Mo. D1-’17 11/1
95 #Hayes, William DE 6-3 265 5/2/85 12 Winston-Salem State High Point, N.C. T(LAR)-’17 3/0
50 Holmes, Tyrone LB 6-2 253 9/10/93 2 Montana Eagle Point, Ore. FA-’19 0*
97 #Hood, Ziggy DT 6-3 305 2/16/87 11 Missouri Amarillo, Texas FA-’18 8/0
25 Howard, Xavien CB 6-1 192 7/4/93 4 Baylor Houston, Texas D2-’16 12/12
45 Hull, Mike LB 6-0 235 5/25/91 3 Penn State Cononsburg, Pa. FA-’15 8/1
20 Jones, Reshad S 6-1 215 2/25/88 10 Georgia Atlanta, Ga. D5b-’10 14/13
67 Kilgore, Daniel C 6-3 291 12/18/87 9 Appalachian State Kingsport, Tenn. T(SF)-’18 4/4
80 Louis, Ricardo WR 6-2 215 3/23/94 4 Auburn Miami, Fla. FA-’19 0*
94 Mbu, Joey DT 6-3 323 3/28/93 2 Houston Richmond, Texas FA-’19 0*
28 McCain, Bobby CB 5-11 192 8/18/93 5 Memphis Oxford, Ala. D5a-’15 14/13
22 McDonald, T.J. S 6-2 223 1/26/91 7 Southern California Fresno, Calif. UFA(LAR)-’17 14/14
52 McMillan, Raekwon LB 6-2 248 11/17/95 3 Ohio State Hinesville, Ga. D2-’17 16/16
24 McTyer, Torry CB 5-11 188 4/10/95 3 Nevada-Las Vegas Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’17 15/4
79 Mills, Jordan T 6-5 316 12/24/90 7 Louisiana Tech Napoleonville, La. FA-’19 16/16*
83 O’Leary, Nick TE 6-3 252 8/31/92 4 Florida State Palm Beach, Fla. FA-’18 12/7
Orchard, Nate LB 6-4 255 1/5/93 5 Utah Salt Lake City, Utah FA-’19 4/0*
8 #Osweiler, Brock QB 6-7 240 11/22/90 8 Arizona State Kalispell, Mont. UFA(Den)-’18 7/5
11 Parker, DeVante WR 6-3 216 1/20/93 5 Louisville Louisville, Ky. D1- ’15 11/7
64 Reed, Chris G/C 6-5 310 7/22/92 4 Minnesota State Omaha, Neb. FA-’19 9/1*
3 t- Rosen, Josh QB 6-4 218 2/10/97 2 UCLA Miami FA-’19 14/13*
21 Rowe, Eric CB 6-1 205 10/3/92 5 Utah Spring, Texas UFA(NE)-’19 4/2*
5 Rudock, Jake QB 6-3 212 1/21/93 4 Michigan Weston, Fla. FA-’19 0*
7 Sanders, Jason K 5-11 186 11/16/95 2 New Mexico Orange, Calif. D7b-’18 16/0
26 Smith, Maurice S 6-0 194 6/14/95 3 Georgia Missouri City, Texas FA-’17 7/0
81 Smythe, Durham TE 6-6 248 8/9/95 2 Notre Dame Belton, Texas D4a-’18 15/2
93 Spence, Akeem DT 6-1 307 11/29/91 7 Illinois Fort Walton Beach, Fla. T(Det)-’18 16/16
74 Sterup, Zach T 6-9 327 5/14/92 3 Nebraska Hastings, Neb. FA-’17 6/1
10 Stills, Kenny WR 6-1 202 4/22/92 7 Oklahoma San Diego, Calif. T(NO)-’15 15/15
66 #Swanson, Travis C 6-5 304 1/30/91 6 Arkansas Houston, Texas FA-’18 12/11
23 Tankersley, Cordrea CB 6-1 200 11/19/93 3 Clemson Beech Island, S.C. D3-’17 6/0
96 Taylor, Vincent DT 6-3 306 1/5/94 3 Oklahoma State New Orleans, La. D6-’17 8/0
78 Tunsil, Laremy T 6-5 318 8/2/94 4 Mississippi Lake City, Fla. D1-’16 15/15
87 Walford, Clive TE 6-4 258 10/1/91 5 Miami Belle Glade, Fla. FA-’19 1/1*
Walton, Mark RB 5-9 205 3/29/97 2 Miami Miami, Fla. FA-’19 14/0*
98 #Williams, Sylvester DT 6-2 328 11/21/88 7 North Carolina Jefferson City, Mo. FA-’18 14/4
15 Wilson, Albert WR 5-9 186 7/12/92 6 Georgia State Fort Pierce, Fla. UFA(KC)-’18 7/3
76 Woodard, Jonathan DE 6-6 271 9/19/93 2 Central Arkansas Brentwood, Tenn. FA-’17 6/0
79 #Young, Sam T 6-8 302 6/24/87 10 Notre Dame Coral Springs, Fla. UFA(Jax)-’16 12/1

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* D. Allen played 13 games with New England in ’18; Burgess played 3 games with Cleveland; Carradine played 1 game with Oakland;
Elliott last active with San Antonio (AAF) in ’19; Farrow last active with San Antonio (AAF) in ’19; R. Fitzpatrick played 8 games with
Tampa Bay; Fuller played 2 games with Washington; Holmes last active with San Antonio (AAF) in ’19; Louis missed ’18 season with
Cleveland because of injury; Mbu last active with San Antonio (AAF) in ’19; Mills played 16 games with Buffalo; Orchard played 3 games
with Buffalo and 1 game with Kansas City; Reed played 9 games with Jacksonville; Rosen played 14 games with Arizona; Rowe played
4 games with New England; Rudock last active with Detroit in ’17; Walford played 1 game with the N.Y. Jets; Walton played 14 games
with Cincinnati.

# Unrestricted free agent; subject to developments.

t- Dolphins traded for Rosen (Ariz).

Traded—DE Robert Quinn (16 games in ’18) to Dallas; QB Ryan Tannehill (11) to Tennessee.

Players lost to free agency (7): RB Brandon Bolden (NE; 16 games in ’18), C Jake Brendel (Den; 4), RB Frank Gore (Buff; 14),
T Ja’Wuan James (Den; 15), C Wesley Johnson (SF; 10), RB Senorise Perry (Buff; 16), DE Cameron Wake (Tenn; 14).

Also played with Dolphins in ’18—WR Danny Amendola (15 games), G Isaac Asiata (1), .

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Adams, Tony (1) C 6-2 315 12/28/95 North Carolina State Charlotte, N.C. FA
Anderson, Ryan C 6-6 305 12/30/94 Wake Forest Raleigh, N.C. FA
Calhoun, Shaq G 6-3 320 2/20/96 Mississippi State Pleasant Grove, Ala. FA
Cox, Chandler RB 6-1 242 7/29/96 Auburn Apopka, Fla. D7a
Davis, Jalen (1) CB 5-10 185 2/2/96 Utah State La Mesa, Calif. FA-’18
Deiter, Michael OL 6-6 310 9/3/96 Wisconsin Curtice, Ohio D3
Dunn, Michael (1) G 6-5 300 8/28/94 Maryland Bethesda, Md. FA
Eguavoen, Sam (1) LB 6-0 227 2/22/93 Texas Tech Garland, Texas FA
Farnsworth, Wesley LS 6-1 230 4/10/97 Nevada Reno, Nev. FA
Gaskin, Myles RB 5-10 193 2/15/97 Washington Lynnwood, Wash. D7b
Hanks, Terrill LB 6-3 225 12/7/95 New Mexico State Miami, Fla. FA
Hartage, Montre DB 6-0 195 6/16/97 Northwestern Cordele, Ga. FA
Hendrix, Dewayne DE 6-4 265 6/13/95 Pittsburgh O'Fallon, Ill. FA
Horn, Reece (1) WR 6-3 215 2/1/93 Indianapolis Carmel, Ind. FA
Horton, Tyler CB 5-11 190 1/17/97 Boise State Fresno, Calif. FA
Irwin, Trenton WR 6-2 204 12/10/95 Stanford Valencia, Calif. FA
Jones-Smith, Jaryd (1) T 6-7 320 9/3/95 Pittsburgh Camden, N.J. FA
Laird, Patrick RB 6-0 205 8/17/95 California Arroyo Grande, Calif. FA
Lammons, Chris (1) S 5-10 190 1/31/96 South Carolina Lauderhill, Fla. FA-’18
Ledbetter, Jonathan DE 6-4 280 9/12/97 Georgia Tucker, Ga. FA
Monteiro, Aaron T 6-7 320 3/25/97 Boston College Brockton, Mass. FA
Myarick, Chris TE 6-5 250 10/6/95 Temple Elkins Park, Pa. FA
Needham, Nik CB 6-0 203 11/4/96 Texas-El Paso Buena Park, Calif. FA
Norton, Kendrick (1) DT 6-3 315 6/7/97 Miami Jacksonville, Fla. FA-’18
Pittman, Jamiyus (1) DT 6-2 319 10/23/94 Central Florida Moultrie, Ga. FA-’18
Poling, Quentin (1) LB 6-1 235 8/17/94 Ohio Gomer, Ohio D7a-’18
Prince, Isaiah T 6-7 310 7/29/97 Ohio State Greenbelt, Md. D6
Queiroz Neto, Durval DT 6-4 325 8/27/92 None Diamantino, Brazil FA-IPP
Summers, Jamar (1) CB 6-0 190 6/14/95 Connecticut Orange, N.J. FA
Thomas, Cory DT 6-5 310 8/2/95 Mississippi State Bessemer, Ala. FA
Van Ginkel, Andrew LB 6-4 236 7/1/95 Wisconsin Rock Valley, Iowa D5
Watson, Tre' LB 6-2 236 7/5/96 Maryland Tampa, Fla. FA
Wilkins, Christian DT 6-4 315 12/20/95 Clemson Springfield, Mass. D1
Williams, Preston WR 6-4 210 3/27/97 Colorado State Lovejoy, Ga. FA
Wilson, Stone P 5-10 180 8/17/96 Florida International Nokomis, Fla. FA
Wiltz, Jomal (1) CB 5-10 190 10/23/94 Iowa State Galena Park, Texas FA

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regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Brian Flores
Pro Career: Flores became the 13th head
coach in Miami Dolphins history on February 4,
2019. He spent 15 seasons with the New
England Patriots organization, where he served
in a variety of different roles and helped the
franchise win four Super Bowls – XXXIX, XLIX,
LI and LIII – and seven AFC championships.
Flores coached defense for his final eight sea-
sons in New England and was the team’s
defensive play-caller and linebackers coach in
2018. In Super Bowl LIII, his defense limited the
second-highest scoring offense in the NFL
(L.A. Rams) to just 3 points, tying a Super Bowl
record. As defensive play-caller, the Patriots
defense improved from 17th in the NFL to sev-
enth in passer rating and were tied for fifth in
the NFL in takeaways and tied for third in inter-
ceptions. Flores was the linebackers coach in
2016. He coached safeties from 2012-15 and
was a defensive assistant in 2011. During the
2010 season, Flores was an offensive assistant
and also worked with special teams. He was a
coaching assistant from 2008-09. Flores began
his NFL career as a scouting assistant with the
Patriots in 2004 and was promoted to pro scout
in 2006 before his transition to coaching in
2008. Career record: 0-0.
Background: Flores earned his bachelor’s
degree from Boston College, where he played
linebacker from 1999-2003. He was a two-year
starter and part of four bowl-winning teams,
earning Big East All-Academic Team honors in
2003.
Personal: Born February 24, 1981, Brooklyn,
N.Y. He and his wife, Jennifer, have two sons,
Miles and Maxwell, and a daughter, Liliana.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Jim Arthur, asst. strength and conditioning;
born July 12, 1978, Cheshire, Conn. Attended
Springfield College. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: Springfield College
2000, Louisiana Tech 2001, Boston College
2002. Pro coach: Buffalo Bills 2002-04,
Chicago Bears 2005-15, joined Dolphins in
2016.
Josh Boyer, defensive pass game coordina-
tor/cornerbacks; born January 21, 1977,
Heath, Ohio. Wide receiver/defensive back
Muskingum College 1996-99. No pro playing
experience. College coach: King’s College (PA)
2000, Dayton 2001, Kent State 2002-03,
Bryant 2004, South Dakota School of Mines
and Technology 2005. Pro coach: New England
Patriots 2006-18, joined Dolphins in 2019.
Jim Caldwell, asst. head coach/
quarterbacks; born January 16, 1955, Beloit,
Wisc. Defensive back Iowa 1973-76. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Iowa 1977,
Southern Illinois 1978-80, Northwestern 1981,
Colorado 1982-84, Louisville 1985, Penn State
1986-92, Wake Forest 1993-2000 (head
coach). Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2001, Indianapolis Colts 2002-11 (head coach
2009-11), Baltimore Ravens 2012-13, Detroit
Lions 2014-17 (head coach), joined Dolphins
in 2019.
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Danny Crossman, special teams coordinator;
born January 17, 1967, El Paso, Texas.
Defensive back Kansas 1985, Pittsburgh 1987-
89. Pro defensive back Washington Redskins
1990, Detroit Lions 1991-92. College coach:
U.S. Coast Guard Academy 1993, Western
Kentucky 1994-96, Central Florida 1997-98,
Georgia Tech 1999-2001, Michigan State
2002. Pro coach: Carolina Panthers 2003-09,
Detroit Lions 2010-12, Buffalo Bills 2013-18,
joined Dolphins in 2019.
Karl Dorrell, wide receivers; born December
18, 1963, Alameda, Calif. Wide receiver UCLA
1982-86. No pro playing experience. College
coach: UCLA 1988, Central Florida 1989,
Northern Arizona 1990-91, Colorado 1992-93,
Arizona State 1994, Colorado 1995-98,
Washington 1999, UCLA 2003-07 (head
coach), Vanderbilt 2014. Pro coach: Denver
Broncos 2000-02, Miami Dolphins 2008-11,
Houston Texans 2012, New York Jets 2015-18,
re-joined Dolphins in 2019.
Brendan Farrell, asst. special teams; born
April 8, 1978, Rochester N.Y. Linebacker/
safety Notre Dame 1996-99. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Wayne State 2002-
03, Middle Tennessee State 2004-05,
Louisiana State 2006-08, Northwestern State
2009-12, Alabama 2013-18. Pro coach: Joined
Dolphins in 2019.
Pat Flaherty, offensive line; born April 27,
1956, Hanover, Pa. Center East Stroudsburg
1974-77. No pro playing experience. College
coach: East Stroudsburg 1980-81, Penn State
1982-83, Rutgers 1984-1991, East Carolina
1992, Wake Forest 1993-98, Iowa 1999. Pro
coach: Washington Redskins 2000, Chicago
Bears 2001-03, New York Giants 2004-2015,
San Francisco 49ers 2016, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2017-18, joined Dolphins in 2019.
George Godsey, tight ends; born Jan. 1, 1979,
Tampa, Fla. Quarterback Georgia Tech 1998-
2001. Pro quarterback Tampa Bay Storm
(Arena League) 2003. College coach: Central
Florida 2004-10. Pro coach: New England
Patriots 2011-13, Houston Texans 2014-16,
Detroit Lions 2017-18, joined Dolphins in
2019.
Patrick Graham, defensive coordinator; born
January 24, 1979, Des Plaines, Ill. Defensive
lineman Yale 1997-2001. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Wagner 2002-03,
Richmond 2004-06, Notre Dame 2007-08. Pro
coach: New England Patriots 2009-15, New
York Giants 2016-17, Green Bay Packers 2018,
joined Dolphins in 2019.
Josh Grizzard, quality control; born June 11,
1990, Zebulon, N.C. Defensive back Yale 2008-
2011. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Yale 2012, Duke 2013-16. Pro coach:
Joined Dolphins in 2017.
Marion Hobby, defensive line; born November
7, 1966, Birmingham, Ala. Defensive end
Tennessee 1986-89. Pro defensive end New
England Patriots 1990-92. College coach:
Tennessee-Martin 1996, Louisiana-Lafayette
1996-97, Tennessee 1998, Mississippi 1999-
2004, Duke 2008-10, Clemson 2011-16. Pro
coach: New Orleans Saints 2006-07,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2017-18, joined Dolphins
in 2019.
Mike Judge, quality control; born April 10,
1983, Summit, N.J. Quarterback Springfield
College 2001-04. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Harvard 2007, Navy 2008-18.
Pro coach: New England Patriots 2005-06,
joined Dolphins in 2019.
Rob Leonard, linebackers; born July 14, 1985,
Moon Township, Pa. Linebacker Washington &
Jefferson College 2004, North Carolina State
2005-08. No pro playing experience. College
coach: North Carolina State 2010-12. Pro
coach: New York Giants 2013-18, joined
Dolphins in 2019.
Matt Lombardi¸ quality control; born
September 30, 1990, Strongsville, Ohio. No
college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Louisville 2014-16, Baylor 2017-18.
Pro coach: Joined Dolphins in 2019.
Tony Oden, safeties; born June 30, 1973,
Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Linebacker Baldwin-
Wallace 1992-95. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Millersville 1996, Boston
College 1997, Army 1998-99, East Carolina
2000-02, Eastern Michigan 2003. Pro coach:
Houston Texans 2004-05, New Orleans Saints
2006-11, Jacksonville Jaguars 2012, Tampa
Bay Buccaneers 2013, Detroit Lions 2014-17,
joined Dolphins in 2018.
Chad O’Shea, offensive coordinator; born
December 18, 1972, Houston, Texas.
Quarterback Marshall 1991-93, Houston 1994-
95. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Houston 1996-99, Southern Mississippi 2000-
02. Pro coach: Kansas City Chiefs 2003-05,
Minnesota Vikings 2006-08, New England
2009-18, joined Dolphins in 2019.
Dave Puloka, head strength and conditioning;
born January 12, 1979, Arlington, Mass.
Linebacker Holy Cross 1997-2000. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Stevens
Institute of Technology 2005, Virginia 2006. Pro
coach: Atlanta Falcons 2007, joined Dolphins in
2008.
Jerry Schuplinski, asst. quarterbacks; born
April 4, 1977, Garfield Heights, Ohio. Fullback
John Carroll 1996-99. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: John Carroll 2000-01,
Case Western Reserve 2007-12. Pro coach:
New England Patriots 2013-18, joined Dolphins
in 2019.
Eric Studesville, running backs; born May 29,
1967, Madison, Wisc. Defensive back
Wisconsin Whitewater 1985-88. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Wingate 1994, Kent
State 1995-96. Pro coach: Chicago Bears
1997-2000, New York Giants 2001-03, Buffalo
Bills 2004-09, Denver Broncos 2010-17 (inter-
im head coach, four games in 2010), joined
Dolphins in 2018.
Tiquan Underwood, quality control; born
February 17, 1987, Lawrenceville, N.J.; Wide
receiver Rutgers 2005-08. Pro wide receiver
Jacksonville Jaguars 2009-10, New England
Patriots 2011, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2012-
13, Hamilton-Tiger Cats (CFL) 2015-16,
Montreal Allouettes (CFL) 2016-17. College
coach: Lafayette College 2018. Pro coach:
Joined Dolphins in 2019.
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 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Chairman & CEO: Robert K. Kraft Boston 1960-1970
President: Jonathan A. Kraft (537-411-9)
President of New England Patriots Records include postseason games
Charitable Foundation: Josh Kraft 1960-61 Lou Saban*.....................7-12-0
Vice President of Human Resources: 1961-68 Mike Holovak ................53-47-9
Robin Boudreau 1969-70 Clive Rush**...................5-16-0
Equipment Manager: Brenden Murphy 1970-72 John Mazur*** ...............9-21-0
Director of Player Personnel: 1972 Phil Bengtson ....................1-4-0
Nick Caserio 1973-78 Chuck Fairbanks**** ....46-41-0
Vice President of Security: 1978 Hank Bullough-Ron Erhardt#...0-1-0
Bill Christiansen 1979-81 Ron Erhardt ....................21-27-0
Video Director: Jimmy Dee 1982-84 Ron Meyer## ..............18-16-0
Chief Marketing Officer: Jennifer Ferron 1984-89 Raymond Berry .............51-41-0
Vice President, The Kraft Group and Club 1990 Rod Rust.........................1-15-0
American Football Conference Counsel, the New England Patriots: 1991-92 Dick MacPherson ............8-24-0
East Division Robyn Glaser 1993-96 Bill Parcells ...................34-34-0
Team Colors: Blue, Red, Silver, and White Chief Information Officer: Michael Israel 1997-99 Pete Carroll ...................28-23-0
Gillette Stadium Vice President of Media and Community 2000-18 Bill Belichick................255-89-0
One Patriot Place Relations: Stacey James *Released after five games in 1961
Foxborough, Massachusetts 02035 Publisher and Vice President of Content: **Released after seven games in 1970
Telephone: (508) 543-8200 ***Resigned after nine games in 1972
Fred Kirsch
****Suspended for final regular-season game in 1978
Vice President of Corporate Sponsorship #Co-coaches
2019 SCHEDULE Sales: Murray Kohl ##Released after eight games in 1984
PRESEASON Director of Research: Richard Miller
Aug. 8 at Detroit ............................7:30 Vice President of Stadium Business PAID ATTENDANCE
Aug. 17 at Tennessee ......................7:00 Development and External Affairs: Home 506,367 Away 523,621
Aug. 22 Carolina.............................7:30 Dan Murphy Total 1,029,988
Aug. 29 New York Giants ................7:30 Director of Football / Head Coach Single-game home record,
Administration: Berj Najarian 71,768 (11/30/08)
REGULAR SEASON Chief Operating Officer: James Nolan Single-season home record,
Sep. 8 Pittsburgh..........................8:20 Vice President of Corporate 579,182 (2007)
Sep. 15 at Miami.............................1:00 Relationships: David Pearlstein
Sep. 22 New York Jets ...................1:00 Senior Executive Producer of Broadcast
Sep. 29 at Buffalo ...........................1:00 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Production: Matt Smith Round Name Pos. College
Oct. 6 at Washington ...................1:00 Vice President of Site Operations:
Oct. 10 New York Giants (Thu).......8:20 1 N’Keal Harry WR Arizona St.
Jason Stone 2 Joejuan Williams DB Vanderbilt
Oct. 21 at New York Jets (Mon) ......8:15
Director of Cheerleaders: Tracy Sormanti 3 Chase Winovich DE Michigan
Oct. 27 Cleveland ..........................4:25
Executive Director of Community Affairs: Damien Harris RB Alabama
Nov. 3 at Baltimore......................*8:20
Andre Tippett Yodny Cajuste T West Virginia
Nov. 10 BYE
Nov. 17 at Philadelphia ....................4:25 Head Athletic Trainer: Jim Whalen 4 Hjalte Froholdt G Arkansas
Nov. 24 Dallas ................................4:25 Vice President of Food and Beverage: Jarrett Stidham QB Auburn
Dec. 1 at Houston .......................*8:20 David Wheeler 5 Byron Cowart DE Maryland
Dec. 8 Kansas City .......................4:25 Vice President of Finance: Jim Wilson Jake Bailey P Stanford
Dec. 15 at Cincinnati .......................1:00 Executive Director of the Patriots Hall of 7 Ken Webster DB Mississippi
Dec. 21/22Buffalo ...............................TBD Fame presented by Raytheon:
Dec. 29 Miami ................................1:00 Bryan Morry
* All times ET; Sunday night games in Senior Director Brand & Fan Experience:
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Ali Towle
Senior Director Retail Operations:
Stadium: Gillette Stadium Jim Scollins
(opened in 2002)
•Capacity: 65,878
One Patriot Place
Foxborough, MA 02035
Playing Surface: FieldTurf
Training Camp: Gillette Stadium
Foxborough, MA 02035
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Brady 570 375 4355 65.8 29 11 21/147 97.7
08/09 W 26-17 Washington Edelman 2 2 43 100.0 0 0 0/0 118.8
08/16 W 37-20 Philadelphia Hoyer 2 1 7 50.0 0 0 0/0 58.3
08/24 L 14-25 at Carolina Patriots 574 378 4405 65.9 29 11 21/147 97.8
08/30 W 17-12 at N.Y. Giants Opponents 605 370 4181 61.2 29 18 30/238 85.4

REGULAR SEASON (11-5) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Harmon 4 0 0.0 0 0
09/09 W 27-20 Houston Gostkowski 0 0 0 49/50 27/32 0 130 J. Jones 3 34 11.3 28 0
09/16 L 20-31 at Jacksonville White 5 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 72 Jackson 3 9 3.0 9 0
09/23 L 10-26 at Detroit Edelman 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Gilmore 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/30 W 38-7 Miami Michel 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 D. McCourty 1 84 84.0 84t 1
10/04 W 38-24 Indianapolis C. Patterson 1 3 1 0/0 0/0 0 30 Hightower 1 27 27.0 27 0
10/14 W 43-40 Kansas City Develin 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Chung 1 2 2.0 2 0
10/21 W 38-31 at Chicago Dorsett 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Bentley 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/29 W 25-6 at Buffalo Gordon 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 J. McCourty 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/04 W 31-17 Green Bay Gronkowski 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Van Noy 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/11 L 10-34 at Tennessee Hogan 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Patriots 18 156 8.7 84t 1
11/25 W 27-13 at N.Y. Jets Brady 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 11 67 6.1 19 0
12/02 W 24-10 Minnesota Van Noy 0 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 12
12/09 L 33-34 at Miami Burkhead 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/16 L 10-17 at Pittsburgh D. McCourty 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 R. Allen 64 2885 45.1 21 66
12/23 W 24-12 Buffalo Patriots 18 29 4 49/50 27/32 0 436 Patriots 64 2885 45.1 21 66
12/30 W 38-3 N.Y. Jets Opponents 7 29 0 34/34 25/29 0 325 Opponents 71 2899 40.8 19 57
2-Pt Conv: None.
POSTSEASON (3-0) Patriots 0-1, Opponents 0-1. PUNT
Date Result Opponent RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
01/13 W 41-28 L.A. Chargers RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Edelman 20 11 154 7.7 25 0
01/20 W 37-31 at Kansas City (OT) Michel 209 931 4.5 34t 6 C. Jones 5 1 45 9.0 24 0
02/03 W 13-3 L.A. Rams (SB LIII) White 94 425 4.5 27t 5 McCarron 1 3 0 0.0 0 0
(OT) Overtime C. Patterson 42 228 5.4 27 1 Patriots 26 15 199 7.7 25 0
Burkhead 57 186 3.3 12 0 Opponents 25 8 255 10.2 33 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Edelman 9 107 11.9 20 0
Patriots 88 157 74 117 0 — 436 Barner 19 71 3.7 11 0 KICKOFF
Opponents 80 81 80 84 0 — 325 Brady 23 35 1.5 10 2 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Dorsett 4 29 7.3 17 0 C. Patterson 23 663 28.8 95t 1
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Hill 4 25 6.3 11 0 Michel 4 77 19.3 26 0
Patriots Opp. Develin 6 8 1.3 2t 4 Develin 1 15 15.0 15 0
Total First Downs 365 322 Hoyer 11 -8 -.7 2 0 Patriots 28 755 27.0 95t 1
Rushing 131 93 Patriots 478 2037 4.3 34t 18 Opponents 42 1034 24.6 97 0
Passing 206 208 Opponents 367 1803 4.9 54t 7
Penalty 28 21 FIELD
3rd Down: Made/Att 82/201 76/197 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
3rd Down Pct. 40.8 38.6 White 87 751 8.6 42 7 Gostkowski 0/0 11/11 10/10 4/6 2/5
4th Down: Made/Att 7/14 6/16 Edelman 74 850 11.5 36 6 Patriots 0/0 11/11 10/10 4/6 2/5
4th Down Pct. 50.0 37.5 Gronkowski 47 682 14.5 42 3 Opponents 0/0 4/4 10/12 8/10 3/3
Possession Avg. 31:05 28:55 Gordon 40 720 18.0 55t 3
Total Net Yards 6295 5746 Hogan 35 532 15.2 63t 3 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Game 393.4 359.1 Dorsett 32 290 9.1 20 3 Flowers 7.5
Total Plays 1073 1002 C. Patterson 21 247 11.8 55t 3 Wise 4.5
Avg. Per Play 5.9 5.7 Burkhead 14 131 9.4 25 1 Van Noy 3.5
Net Yards Rushing 2037 1803 Develin 12 61 5.1 11 0 Butler 3.0
Avg. Per Game 127.3 112.7 Michel 7 50 7.1 13 0 Clayborn 2.5
Total Rushes 478 367 J. Hollister 4 52 13.0 23 0 Simon 2.0
Net Yards Passing 4258 3943 D. Allen 3 27 9.0 21 0 J. Jones 1.5
Avg. Per Game 266.1 246.4 Brady 1 6 6.0 6 0 Gilmore 1.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 21/147 30/238 Hill 1 6 6.0 6 0 Guy 1.0
Gross Yards 4405 4181 Patriots 378 4405 11.7 63t 29 Hightower 1.0
Att./Completions 574/378 605/370 Opponents 370 4181 11.3 75t 29 Rivers 1.0
Completion Pct. 65.9 61.2 Roberts 1.0
Had Intercepted 11 18 Chung 0.5
Punts/Average 64/45.1 71/40.8 Patriots 30.0
Net Punting Avg. 64/39.5 71/37.2 Opponents 21.0
Penalties/Yards 93/744 91/838
Fumbles/Ball Lost 11/7 20/10
Touchdowns 51 36
Rushing 18 7
Passing 29 29
Returns 4 0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Sam Cunningham, 1973-79, 1981-82 ................................................5,453
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Tom Brady, 2000-18 ........................................................................70,514
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Tom Brady, 2000-18 .............................................................................517
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Wes Welker, 2007-12............................................................................672
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Stanley Morgan, 1977-89.................................................................10,352
Interceptions ...................................................................Raymond Clayborn, 1977-89 ..................................................................36
Ty Law, 1995-2004 .................................................................................36
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Ryan Allen, 2013-18 ............................................................................45.3
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Mack Herron, 1973-75.........................................................................12.0
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Ellis Hobbs, 2005-08 ...........................................................................27.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-18 ..............................................................367
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Rob Gronkowski, 2010-18 ......................................................................80
Points..............................................................................Stephen Gostkowski, 2006-18 ...........................................................1,743
*Sacks............................................................................Andre Tippett, 1982-93 ......................................................................100.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Corey Dillon, 2004 .............................................................................1,635
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Tom Brady, 2011................................................................................5,235
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Tom Brady, 2007.....................................................................................50
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Wes Welker, 2009 .................................................................................123
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Wes Welker, 2011 ..............................................................................1,569
Interceptions ...................................................................Ron Hall, 1964........................................................................................11
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Zoltan Mesko, 2011 .............................................................................46.5
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Julian Edelman, 2012...........................................................................15.5
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Raymond Clayborn, 1977.....................................................................31.0
Field Goals ......................................................................Stephen Gostkowski, 2013......................................................................38
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Randy Moss, 2007..............................................................................**23
Points..............................................................................Stephen Gostkowski, 2013....................................................................158
*Sacks............................................................................Andre Tippett, 1984 .............................................................................18.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Tony Collins, 9-18-83............................................................................212
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Tom Brady, 9-12-11 ..............................................................................517
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Tom Brady, 10-21-07, 10-18-09 ...............................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Troy Brown, 9-22-02...............................................................................16
Wes Welker, 9-25-11...............................................................................16
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Wes Welker, 9-25-11.............................................................................217
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Leigh Bodden 11-22-09
Field Goals ......................................................................Gino Cappelletti, 10-4-64 ..........................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Randy Moss, 11-18-07 .............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Gino Cappelletti, 12-18-65 ......................................................................28
*Sacks............................................................................Andre Carter, 11-13-11 ..........................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
6 Allen, Ryan P 6-2 220 2/28/90 7 Louisiana Tech Salem, Ore. FA-’13 16/0
80 Anderson, Stephen TE 6-3 230 1/30/93 3 California San Jose, Calif. FA-’18 0*
60 Andrews, David C 6-3 300 7/10/92 5 Georgia Johns Creek, Ga. FA-’15 16/16
t Bennett, Michael DL 6-4 274 11/13/85 11 Texas A&M Houston, Texas T(Phil)-’19 16/10*
51 Bentley, Ja’Whaun LB 6-2 255 8/24/96 2 Purdue Glenarden, Md. D5-’18 3/2
14 Berrios, Braxton WR 5-9 190 10/6/95 2 Miami Raleigh, N.C. D6b-’18 0*
Bolden, Brandon RB 5-11 220 1/26/90 8 Mississippi Baton Rouge, La UFA(Mia)-’19 16/0*
12 Brady, Tom QB 6-4 225 8/3/77 20 Michigan San Mateo, Calif. D6b-’00 16/16
Brooks, Terrence DB 5-11 200 3/2/92 6 Florida State Dunnellon, Fla. UFA(NYJ)-’19 16/0*
34 Burkhead, Rex RB 5-10 215 7/2/90 7 Nebraska Plano, Texas UFA(Cin)-’17 8/4
70 Butler, Adam DL 6-5 300 4/12/94 3 Vanderbilt Duncanville, Texas FA-’17 16/0
61 Cannon, Marcus OL 6-6 335 5/6/88 9 Texas Christian Odessa, Texas D5A-’11 13/13
49 Cardona, Joe LS 6-3 245 4/16/92 5 Navy El Cajon, Calif. D5-’15 16/0
23 Chung, Patrick S 5-11 215 8/19/87 11 Oregon Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. FA-’14 15/14
Collins Sr., Jamie LB 6-3 250 10/20/89 7 Southern Mississippi McCall Creek, Miss. FA-’19 16/16*
35 Crossen, Keion DB 5-10 185 4/17/96 2 Western Carolina Garysburg, N.C. D7b-’18 11/0
74 Croston, Cole OL 6-5 310 12/25/93 3 Iowa Sergeant Bluff, Iowa FA-’17 2/0
58 Davis, Keionta DL 6-4 280 3/1/94 3 Tennessee-Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn. FA-’17 6/3
29 Dawson Jr., Duke DB 5-10 198 10/13/95 2 Florida Cross City, Fla. D2-’18 0*
46 Develin, James FB 6-3 255 7/23/88 7 Brown Gilbertsville, Pa. FA-’12 16/8
13 Dorsett, Phillip WR 5-10 192 1/5/93 5 Miami Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. T(Ind)-’17 16/2
43 Ebner, Nate DB 6-0 215 12/14/88 8 Ohio State Dublin, Ohio D6-’12 15/0
11 Edelman, Julian WR 5-10 198 5/22/86 11 Kent State Redwood City, Calif. D7a-’09 12/12
66 Ferentz, James OL 6-2 300 6/5/89 4 Iowa Iowa City, Iowa FA-’17 2/0
24 Gilmore, Stephon CB 6-1 202 9/19/90 8 South Carolina Rock Hill, S.C. UFA(Buff)-’17 16/16
3 Gostkowski, Stephen K 6-1 215 1/28/84 14 Memphis Madison, Miss. D4b-’06 16/0
93 Guy, Lawrence DL 6-4 315 3/17/90 9 Arizona State Las Vegas, Nev. UFA(Balt)-’17 16/15
21 Harmon, Duron DB 6-1 205 1/24/91 7 Rutgers Magnolia, Del. D3b-’13 16/6
Harris, Maurice WR 6-3 200 11/11/92 4 California Greensboro, N.C. FA-’19 12/7*
54 Hightower, Dont’a LB 6-3 260 3/12/90 8 Alabama Lewisburg, Tenn. D1b-’12 15/15
33 #Hill, Jeremy RB 6-1 230 10/20/92 6 Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La. UFA(Cin)-’18 1/0
47 Hollister, Jacob TE 6-4 245 11/18/93 3 Wyoming Bend, Ore. FA-’17 8/1
2 Hoyer, Brian QB 6-2 216 10/13/85 11 Michigan State North Olmsted, Ohio FA-’17 5/0
50 #Humber, Ramon LB 5-11 232 8/10/87 11 North Dakota State Brooklyn, Park, Min. FA-’18 6/0
85 Izzo, Ryan TE 6-5 255 12/21/95 2 Florida State Sparta, N.J. D7c-’18 0*
27 Jackson, J.C. DB 6-1 198 11/17/95 2 Maryland Immokalee, Fla. FA-’18 13/5
31 Jones, Jonathan DB 5-10 190 9/20/93 4 Auburn Carrollton, Ga. FA-’16 16/5
97 Kamalu, Ufomba DL 6-6 295 11/2/92 3 Miami Fayetteville, Ga. FA-’18 2/0
75 Karras, Ted OL 6-4 305 3/15/93 4 Illinois Indianapolis, Ind. D6c-’16 13/2
36 King, Brandon LB 6-2 220 6/8/93 5 Auburn Alabaster, Ala. FA-’15 15/0
LaCosse, Matt TE 6-6 255 9/21/92 4 Illinois Naperville, Ill. FA-’19 15/5*
Lang, Cedrick OL 6-7 300 5/12/92 2 Texas El-Paso Sioux Falls, S.D. FA-’19 0*
69 Mason, Shaq OL 6-1 310 8/28/93 5 Georgia Tech Columbia, Tenn. D4c-’15 14/14
59 #McClellan, Albert LB 6-2 235 6/4/86 9 Marshall Lakelland, Fla. FA-’18 7/0
32 McCourty, Devin DB 5-10 195 8/13/87 10 Rutgers Montvale, N.J. D1-’10 16/16
30 McCourty, Jason CB 5-11 195 8/13/87 11 Rutgers Montvale, N.J. T(Cle)-’18 16/12
22 Melifonwu, Obi DB 6-4 224 4/5/94 3 Connecticut Grafton, Mass. FA-’18 2/0
26 Michel, Sony RB 5-11 215 2/17/95 2 Georgia Plantation, Fla. D1b-’18 13/8
48 Munson, Calvin LB 6-0 243 12/27/94 2 San Diego State St. Charles, Mo. FA-’18 0*
Parry, David DL 6-2 317 3/7/92 5 Stanford Marion, Iowa FA-’19 3/0*
Pennel, Mike DL 6-4 332 5/9/91 6 Colorado State-Pueblo Grandview, Colo. UFA(NYJ)-’19 16/7*
95 Rivers, Derek DE 6-5 250 5/9/94 3 Youngstown State Kinston, N.C. D3A-’17 6/0
52 Roberts, Elandon LB 6-0 238 4/22/94 4 Houston Port Arthur, Texas D6b-’16 16/11
44 Sam, Christian LB 6-2 240 6/7/96 2 Arizona State Allen, Texas D6A-’18 0*
63 Schwenke, Brian OL 6-3 310 3/22/91 7 California Oceaanside, Calif. FA-’18 3/0
Seferian-Jenkins, Austin TE 6-5 262 9/29/92 6 Washington Fox Island, Wash. UFA(Jax)-’19 5/5*
71 #Shelton, Danny DL 6-2 345 8/20/93 5 Washington Auburn, Wash. T(Cle)-’18 13/1
55 Simon, John DE 6-2 260 10/14/90 7 Ohio State Youngstown, Ohio FA-’18 11/2
18 Slater, Matthew WR 6-0 205 9/9/85 12 UCLA Anaheim, Calif. D5-’08 16/0
Thomas, Demaryius WR 6-3 229 12/25/87 10 Georgia Tech Montrose, Ga. FA-’19 15/15*
62 Thuney, Joe OL 6-5 308 11/18/92 4 North Carolina State Centerville, Ohio D3A-’16 16/16
53 Van Noy, Kyle LB 6-3 250 3/26/91 6 Brigham Young Reno, Nev. T(Det)-’16 16/16
Watson, Ben TE 6-3 255 12/18/80 15 Georgia Rock Hill, S.C. UFA(NO)-’19 16/4*
28 White, James RB 5-10 205 2/3/92 6 Wisconsin Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. D4b-’14 16/3
91 Wise Jr., Deatrich DL 6-5 275 7/26/94 3 Arkansas Carrollton, Texas D4-’17 16/5
76 Wynn, Isaiah OL 6-2 310 12/9/95 2 Georgia St. Petersburg, Fla. D1A-’18 0*

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* Anderson was on practice squad in ’18; Bennett played 16 games with Philadelphia in ’18; Berrios missed ’18 season because of injury;
Bolden played 16 games with Miami; Brooks played 16 games with New York Jets; Collins played 16 games with Cleveland; Dawson
spent part of ’18 season on injured reserve and inactive; Harris played 12 games with Washington; Izzo missed ’18 season because of
injury; LaCosse played 15 games with Denver; Lang missed ’18 season because of injury; Munson spent time on New York Giants and
New England practice squads in ’18; Parry played 3 games with Minnesota; Pennel played 16 games with New York Jets; Sam missed
’18 season because of injury; Seferian-Jenkins played 5 games with Jacksonville; Thomas played 8 games with Denver and 7 games
with Houston; Watson played 16 games with New Orleans; Wynn missed ’18 season because of injury.

# Unrestricted free agent; subject to developments.

t Patriots traded for M. Bennett (Phil).

Players lost to free agency (9): TE Dwayne Allen (Mia; 13 games in ’18), DL Malcom Brown (NO; 15), OL Trent Brown (Oak; 16),
DE Adrian Clayborn (Atl; 14), DL Trey Flowers (Det; 15), WR Chris Hogan (Car; 16), DT Ulrick John (NO; 0),
WR Cordarrelle Patterson (Chi; 15), OL LaAdrian Waddle (Buff; 16).

Also played with Patriots in ’18—RB Kenjon Barner (5 games), WR Josh Gordon (11), LB Nicholas Grigsby (9), DL Geneo Grissom (4),
TE Rob Gronkowski (13), RB Jeremy Hill (1), LB Ramon Humber (6), DB Cyrus Jones (2), WR Riley McCarron (1),
LB Albert McClellan (13), DB Eric Rowe (4), DL Danny Shelton (13).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Bailey,Jake P 6-2 202 6/18/97 Stanford Solana Beach, Calif. D5b
Beck, Andrew TE 6-3 255 5/15/96 Texas Tampa, Fla. FA
Brossette, Nick RB 6-0 221 3/2/96 Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La FA
Cajuste, Yodny OL 6-5 321 2/21/96 West Virginia Miami, Fla. D3c
Cowart, Byron DL 6-3 293 5/20/96 Maryland Tampa, Fla. D5a
Davis, Ryan WR 5-9 185 4/12/97 Auburn St. Petersburg, Fla. FA
Eldrenkamp, Jake (1) OL 6-5 305 3/4/94 Washington Medina, Wash. FA
Etling, Danny (1) QB 6-3 225 7/22/94 Lousiana State Terre Haute, Ind. D7a-’18
Froholdt, Hjalte OL 6-5 306 8/20/96 Arkansas Bradenton, Fla. D4
Gant, Malik DB 6-2 200 5/29/97 Marshall Washington, D.C. FA
Gauthier, Tyler OL 6-5 300 6/29/97 Miami Venice, Fla. FA
Hall, Terez LB 6-2 230 11/18/96 Missouri Lithonia, Ga. FA
Harris, Damien RB 5-11 215 2/11/97 Alabama Richmond, Ky. D3b
Harry, N'Keal WR 6-4 213 12/17/97 Arizona State Chandler, Ariz. D1
Harris, Trent (1) DL 6-2 255 9/17/95 Miami Winter Park, Fla. FA-’18
Howard, A.J. (1) DB 5-11 203 12/3/95 Appalachian State Hamilton, Ga. FA-’18
Johnson, Jakob (1) FB 6-3 250 12/15/94 Tennessee Stuttgrat, Germany FA
Meyers, Jakobi WR 6-2 203 11/9/96 North Carolina State Lithonia, Ga. FA
Patterson, Damoun (1) WR 6-2 190 9/16/94 Youngstown State Apopka, Fla. FA-’18
Ross, D'Angelo DB 5-9 180 10/29/96 New Mexico West Covina, Calif. FA
St. Louis, Tyree OL 6-5 315 8/5/97 Miami Tampa, Fla. FA
Skipper, Dan (1) OL 6-9 317 9/20/94 Arkansas Arvada, Colo. FA-’18
Stidham, Jarrett QB 6-3 215 8/8/96 Auburn Stephenville, Texas D4b
Thurman, Nick (1) DL 6-4 295 6/12/95 Houston Dallas, Texas FA
Webster, Ken DB 5-11 201 6/19/96 Mississippi Decatur, Ga. D7
Williams, Joejuan CB 6-3 208 12/6/97 Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. D2
Winovich, Chase DL 6-3 255 4/19/95 Michigan Jefferson Hills, Pa. D3a

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.patriots.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Bill Belichick
Pro Career: Bill Belichick is in his 45th
season as an NFL coach and his 20th
season as head coach of the New England
Patriots. Hired by Chairman and CEO
Robert Kraft on Jan. 27, 2000, Belichick
has led the Patriots to 18 consecutive
winning seasons (2001-18). The only
other NFL coach to have at least 10 con-
secutive winning seasons with one team
since the 1970 merger was Tom Landry,
who led the Dallas Cowboys to 16 con-
secutive winning seasons (1970-1985).
Through 19 seasons with New England,
Belichick has delivered six Super Bowl
championships, nine conference titles, 16
division crowns and 30 playoff victories,
while posting an overall record of 255-89.
Belichick won his sixth Super Bowl title in
2018 with the Patriots 13-3 victory over
the Los Angeles Rams. He joined George
Halas and Curly Lambeau as the only
coaches with six NFL championships and
owns the record for most Super Bowl
titles, two ahead of Chuck Noll, who is in
second with four Super Bowl titles.
Belichick is the only of those to win three
titles in a four-year span with Super Bowl
wins in 2001 and back-to-back Super
Bowl wins in 2003 and 2004. With the
victory over Indianapolis in the 2014 AFC
Championship Game, Belichick collected
his 21st career postseason win, the most
postseason wins by a head coach. He
expanded on that record to 31 over the
last four seasons. The 2018 AFC
Championship was also Belichick’s ninth
conference championship as a head
coach, adding to his mark for the most in
NFL history. New England’s berth in Super
Bowl LIII was Belichick’s 12th Super Bowl
during his coaching career, the most
among any head coach or assistant
coach in NFL history. Belichick has
recorded 292 career wins as a head
coach, which is third in NFL history. He
owns a career winning percentage of
.685, which is first all-time in NFL history.
Belichick directed the Patriots to victories
in Super Bowls XXXVI (2001), XXXVIII
(2003), XXXIX (2004), XLIX (2014), LI
(2016) and LIII (2018), and in 2007 he
became the first NFL head coach to guide
his team to a 16-0 regular-season record.
His 16 division titles are the most among
any coach. He also is the first NFL head
coach to lead his team to 10 straight divi-
sion crowns (2009-18). Belichick helped
the Patriots become the first franchise in
NFL history to score 500 or more points in
four seasons (2007-589, 2010-518,
2011-513 and 2012-557). The St. Louis
Rams are the only other team to have
done it three times, while Belichick is the
only head coach in NFL history to lead a
team to three straight 500-point seasons.
Belichick is the only head coach in NFL
history to win at least 14 regular-season
108
games in five separate seasons. Only four
other coaches – San Francisco’s George
Seifert (3), Washington’s Joe Gibbs (2),
Chicago’s Mike Ditka (2) and Miami’s Don
Shula (2) – have more than one 14-win
season. Belichick’s Patriots teams own
the all-time NFL records for consecutive
victories, including the postseason (21
from 2003-04) and consecutive playoff
victories (10 from 2001-05). Over a 100-
game span from 2003-09, he directed the
Patriots to an 81 wins – the most in NFL
history by a head coach. Belichick’s
recent accomplishments are the latest tri-
umphs in a career during which he has
helped produce eight Super Bowl titles, 12
conference championships and 23 divi-
sion titles since entering the NFL in 1975.
He won his first two Super Bowls as
defensive coordinator for the New York
Giants in 1986 and 1990 before claiming
six Super Bowl championships with the
Patriots. George Seifert is the only other
man to have won multiple Super Bowls
both as a head coach and as an assistant
coach. Belichick launched his coaching
career in 1975 with the Baltimore Colts
and continued as an assistant coach with
Detroit (1976-77), Denver (1978) and the
New York Giants (1979-90). Belichick
was named head coach of the Cleveland
Browns in 1991, becoming the youngest
head coach in the NFL at the time at age
38. By 1994, Belichick brought the
Browns back to the playoffs, finishing 11-
5 and advancing to the second round of
the playoffs, while allowing a league-low
204 total points. In 1996, Belichick joined
New England and was a key contributor to
the Patriots first division title in 10 years
en route to the Patriots appearance in
Super Bowl XXXI. Belichick then spent
three seasons with the New York Jets
from 1997 to 1999, helping New York
improve from a 1-15 season in 1996 to an
appearance in the AFC Championship
Game in 1998. Career record: 292-134.
Background: Belichick was a center/tight
end at Wesleyan 1971-74.
Personal: Born April 16, 1952, Nashville,
Tenn.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Cameron Achord, asst. special teams;
born Feb. 4, 1987, McComb, Miss. Safety
Belhaven 2006-09. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Southern
Mississippi 2010-12, Southwest
Mississippi C.C. 2013-17. Pro coach:
Joined Patriots in 2018.
Steve Belichick, safeties; born March 25,
1987, Summit, N.J. Long snapper
Rutgers 2011. No pro playing experience.
Pro coach: Joined Patriots in 2012.
Moses Cabrera, head strength and condi-
tioning; born August 20, 1978, Deming,
N.M. Oral Roberts 1996-2000. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Fresno
State 2004-09, Colorado 2010. Pro
coach: Joined Patriots in 2010.
Nick Caley, tight ends, born Jan. 22,
1983, Canton, Ohio. Defensive back
/punter, Walsh University 2002. No pro
playing experience. College coach: John
Carroll 2005, Akron 2006-07, Auburn
2008, Iowa State 2009-11, Eastern Illinois
2012, Arkansas 2013, Florida Atlantic
2014. Pro coach: Joined Patriots in 2015.
Ivan Fears, running backs; born
November 15, 1954, Portsmouth, Va.
Running back William & Mary 1973-75.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
William & Mary 1977-79, Syracuse 1980-
90. Pro coach: New England Patriots
1991-92, Chicago Bears 1993-98, re-
joined Patriots in 1999.
James Hardy, asst. strength and condi-
tioning; born December 5, 1981, Danville
Va. Attended Christopher Newport. No
college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Christopher Newport 2004,
Auburn 2005-06. Colorado 2007-15. Pro
coach: Joined Patriots in 2016.
Joe Judge, special teams; born
December 31, 1981, Philadelphia, Pa.
Running back Mississippi State 2000-04.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Mississippi State 2005-07, Birmingham-
Southern 2008, Alabama 2009-11. Pro
coach: Joined Patriots in 2011.
Deron Mayo, asst. strength and condi-
tioning; born March 28, 1988, Hampton,
Va. Linebacker Hofstra 2007-09, Old
Dominion 2010. Pro linebacker Calgary
Stampeders (CFL) 2012-17. Pro coach:
Joined Patriots in 2018.
Josh McDaniels, offensive coordina-
tor/quarterbacks; born April 22, 1976,
Canton, Ohio. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Michigan State 1999-
2000. Pro coach: New England Patriots
2001-08, Denver Broncos, 2009-10
(head coach), St. Louis Rams 2011, re-
joined Patriots in 2012.
Dante Scarnecchia, offensive line; born
February 15, 1948, Los Angeles, Calif.
Center/guard California Western 1968-70.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
California Western 1970-72, Iowa State
1973-74, Southern Methodist 1975-76,
Pacific 1977-78, Northern Arizona 1979,
Southern Methodist 1980-81. Pro coach:
New England Patriots, 1982-88,
Indianapolis Colts 1989-90, New England
Patriots 1991-2013, re-joined Patriots in
2016.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Chairman and CEO: Christopher Johnson New York Titans 1960-62
President: Neil Glat (413-504-8)
General Manager: Mike Maccagnan Records include postseason games
Chief Financial Officer: Brian Friedman 1960-61 Sammy Baugh.............14-14-0
S.V.P., Communications and Content: 1962 Clyde (Bulldog) Turner .....5-9-0
Eric Gelfand 1963-73 Weeb Ewbank..............73-78-6
S.V.P., Business Affairs and General 1974-75 Charley Winner* ............9-14-0
Counsel: Hymie Elhai 1975 Ken Shipp........................1-4-0
S.V.P., Corporate Partnerships: Ian Lasher 1976 Lou Holtz**...................3-10-0
S.V.P., Ticket and Premium Revenue, 1976 Mike Holovak...................0-1-0
Strategy and Development: 1977-82 Walt Michaels ...............41-49-1
Fred Mangione 1983-89 Joe Walton ..................54-59-1
V.P., Premium Partnerships, Group and 1990-93 Bruce Coslet................26-39-0
Inside Sales and Service: 1994 Pete Carroll....................6-10-0
American Football Conference Roberto Beltramini 1995-96 Rich Kotite.....................4-28-0
East Division V.P., Corporate Partnerships and New 1997-99 Bill Parcells..................30-20-0
Team Colors: Green and White Business Ventures: Jeff Fernandez 2000 Al Groh............................9-7-0
1 Jets Drive V.P., Ticket Sales and Service: 2001-05 Herman Edwards .........41-44-0
Florham Park, New Jersey 07932 Larry Fitzpatrick 2006-08 Eric Mangini ................23-26-0
Telephone (973) 549-4800 V.P., Executive Producer: Chris Gargano 2009-14 Rex Ryan.....................50-52-0
V.P., Player Personnel: 2015-18 Todd Bowles................24-40-0
2019 SCHEDULE Brian Heimerdinger *Released after nine games in 1975
PRESEASON V.P., Corporate Partnerships and **Resigned after 13 games in 1976
Aug. 8 at New York Giants.............7:00 Activation: Jennifer Linn
Aug. 15 at Atlanta ...........................7:30 V.P., Security and Facility Operations: PAID ATTENDANCE
Aug. 24 New Orleans .....................7:30 Robert Mastroddi Home 581,113 Away 479,767
Aug. 29 Philadelphia ......................7:00 V.P., Human Resources and Total 1,060,880
Administration: Jessica Mandler Single-game home record,
REGULAR SEASON
V.P., Events and Game Operations: 79,572 (11/19/06)
Sep. 8 Buffalo...............................1:00
Brian Mulligan Single-season home record,
Sep. 16 Cleveland (Mon) ................8:15
V.P., Information Technology: 628,773 (2002)
Sep. 22 at New England ..................1:00
Sep. 29 BYE Tom Murphy
Director, College Scouting: Jon Carr 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Oct. 6 at Philadelphia ....................1:00
Coordinator, College Scouting: Round Name Pos. College
Oct. 13 Dallas ................................4:25
Dan Zbojovsky 1 Quinnen Williams NT Alabama
Oct. 21 New England (Mon)...........8:15
Player Personnel Executive: Zach Truty, 3 Jachai Polite LB Florida
Oct. 27 at Jacksonville....................1:00
Rich Snead Chuma Edoga T Southern California
Nov. 3 at Miami.............................1:00
National Scouts: Jay Mandolesi, Lee 4 Trevon Wesco TE West Virginia
Nov. 10 New York Giants ................1:00
Gissendaner 5 Blake Cashman LB Minnesota
Nov. 17 at Washington ...................1:00
Area Scout: Evan Ardoin, Andy Davis, 6 Blessuan Austin DB Rutgers
Nov. 24 Oakland .............................1:00
Dec. 1 at Cincinnati .......................1:00 Bill Dekraker, Alonzo Dotson,
Dec. 8 Miami ................................1:00 Dom Green, Drew Morris,
Dec. 12 at Baltimore (Thu) ..............8:20 Johnathon Stigall
Dec. 22 Pittsburgh..........................1:00 Coordinator, Pro Scouting: Greg Nejmeh
Dec. 29 at Buffalo ...........................1:00 Pro Scout: Kevin Murphy
* All times ET Senior Director, Football Administration:
David Socie
Stadium: MetLife Stadium Manager, Football Administration:
(opened in 2010) Nick Sabella
•Capacity: 82,500 Assistant, Player Personnel:
East Rutherford, New Jersey Christina Salvemini
07073 Senior Manager, Football Research and
Playing Surface: UBU Speed S5-M Analytics: Brian Shields
Training Camp: Senior Director, Head Athletic Trainer:
Atlantic Health Training Center John Mellody
Florham Park, New Jersey 07932 Assistant Athletic Trainers:
METLIFE STADIUM Dave Zuffelato, Ezron Bryson
Director, Football Operations:
Aaron Degerness
Director, Equipment: Gus Granneman
Manager, Equipment: Vito Contento
Manager, Equipment: Jim Gallione
Director, Field and Grounds: Blake Hoerr
Director, Player Development: David Szott
Director, Video: Ryan O’Heir

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (1-3) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Darnold 414 239 2865 57.7 17 15 30/204 77.6
08/10 W 17-0 Atlanta McCown 110 60 539 54.5 1 4 7/35 55.8
08/16 L 13-15 at Washington Jets 524 299 3404 57.1 18 19 37/239 73.0
08/24 L 16-22 N.Y. Giants Opponents 582 367 4358 63.1 29 13 39/293 93.1
08/30 L 9-10 at Philadelphia
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
REGULAR SEASON (4-12) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Johnson 4 38 9.5 31t 1
Date Result Opponent Myers 0 0 0 30/33 33/36 0 129 Lee 3 82 27.3 36t 1
09/10 W 48-17 at Detroit R. Anderson 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Claiborne 2 17 8.5 17t 1
09/16 L 12-20 Miami Crowell 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Maye 1 104 104.0 104 0
09/20 L 17-21 at Cleveland Herndon 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Adams 1 38 38.0 38 0
09/30 L 12-31 at Jacksonville McGuire 3 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Williamson 1 36 36.0 36 0
10/07 W 34-16 Denver A. Roberts 0 1 2 0/0 0/0 0 18 D. Roberts 1 3 3.0 3 0
10/14 W 42-34 Indianapolis Pryor TM 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Jets 13 318 24.5 104 3
10/21 L 17-37 Minnesota Cannon 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 19 271 14.3 52 2
10/28 L 10-24 at Chicago Claiborne 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
11/04 L 6-13 at Miami Darnold 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/11 L 10-41 Buffalo Enunwa 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Edwards 82 3763 45.9 23 67
11/25 L 13-27 New England Johnson 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Jets 82 3763 45.9 23 67
12/02 L 22-26 at Tennessee Kearse 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 79 3409 43.2 35 66
12/09 W 27-23 at Buffalo Lee 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/15 L 22-29 Houston Leggett 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/23 L 38-44 Green Bay (OT) B. Powell 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/30 L 3-38 at New England Jets 11 18 5 30/33 33/36 0 333 A. Roberts 23 27 324 14.1 78t 1
(OT) Overtime Opponents 16 29 4 42/44 33/39 1 441 Brooks 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
2-Pt Conv: None. Herndon 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Jets 0-1, Opponents 2-4. Cannon 0 1 0 — — 0
Jets 57 106 92 78 0 — 333 Jets 25 28 324 13.0 78t 1
Opponents 90 123 88 134 6 — 441 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 42 15 318 7.6 22 0
Crowell 143 685 4.8 77t 6
2018 TEAM STATISTICS B. Powell 80 343 4.3 38 0 KICKOFF
Jets Opp. McGuire 92 276 3.0 34 3 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Total First Downs 258 343 Darnold 44 138 3.1 28 1 A. Roberts 40 1174 29.4 99t 1
Rushing 84 104 Cannon 38 113 3.0 21 1 Herndon 2 21 10.5 11 0
Passing 157 201 McCown 5 32 6.4 12 0 Cannon 1 20 20.0 20 0
Penalty 17 38 A. Roberts 2 20 10.0 18 0 R. Anderson 1 13 13.0 13 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 69/214 72/213 Henderson 2 19 9.5 13 0 Tomlinson 1 10 10.0 10 0
3rd Down Pct. 32.2 33.8 Miles 1 4 4.0 4 0 Kaufusi 1 0 0.0 0 0
4th Down: Made/Att 11/22 9/14 Enunwa 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jets 46 1238 26.9 99t 1
4th Down Pct. 50.0 64.3 R. Anderson 2 -8 -4.0 1 0 Opponents 23 539 23.4 37 0
Possession Avg. 29:04 30:56 Jets 410 1622 4.0 77t 11
Total Net Yards 4787 6086 Opponents 440 2021 4.6 38t 16 FIELD
Avg. Per Game 299.2 380.4 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Plays 971 1061 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Myers 0/0 4/4 13/14 10/11 6/7
Avg. Per Play 4.9 5.7 R. Anderson 50 752 15.0 76t 6 Jets 0/0 4/4 13/14 10/11 6/7
Net Yards Rushing 1622 2021 Herndon 39 502 12.9 32t 4 Opponents 0/0 10/10 13/13 7/11 3/5
Avg. Per Game 101.4 126.3 Enunwa 38 449 11.8 42 1
Total Rushes 410 440 Kearse 37 371 10.0 29 1 SACKS No.
Net Yards Passing 3165 4065 Crowell 21 152 7.2 21 0 H. Anderson 7.0
Avg. Per Game 197.8 254.1 McGuire 19 193 10.2 20t 1 Jenkins 7.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 37/239 39/293 Cannon 17 144 8.5 35 0 Copeland 5.0
Gross Yards 3404 4358 Pryor 14 235 16.8 44 2 Williams 5.0
Att./Completions 524/299 582/367 Leggett 14 114 8.1 16 1 Adams 3.5
Completion Pct. 57.1 63.1 B. Powell 11 110 10.0 28t 1 Luvu 3.0
Had Intercepted 19 13 Burnett 10 143 14.3 29 0 Williamson 3.0
Punts/Average 82/45.9 79/43.2 A. Roberts 10 79 7.9 20 1 Attaochu 2.0
Net Punting Avg. 82/40.8 79/37.8 Tomlinson 8 72 9.0 24 0 Hewitt 1.5
Penalties/Yards 114/948 95/817 Sterling 6 47 7.8 12 0 Pierre-Louis 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 24/11 20/7 Peake 2 25 12.5 14 0 Maye 0.5
Touchdowns 34 49 Matthews 2 13 6.5 7 0 Skrine 0.5
Rushing 11 16 J. Jones 1 3 3.0 3 0 Jets 39.0
Passing 18 29 Jets 299 3404 11.4 76t 18 Opponents 37.0
Returns 5 4 Opponents 367 4358 11.9 70t 29

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Curtis Martin, 1998-2005 ................................................................10,302
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Namath, 1965-76 ......................................................................27,057
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Joe Namath, 1965-76 ...........................................................................170
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Don Maynard, 1960-72 .........................................................................627
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Don Maynard, 1960-72 ....................................................................11,732
Interceptions ...................................................................Bill Baird, 1963-69 ..................................................................................34
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Curley Johnson, 1961-68.....................................................................42.5
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Dick Christy, 1961-63 ..........................................................................16.2
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Joe McKnight, 2010-12........................................................................29.0
Field Goals ......................................................................Pat Leahy, 1974-91...............................................................................304
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Don Maynard, 1960-72 ...........................................................................88
Points..............................................................................Pat Leahy, 1974-91............................................................................1,470
*Sacks............................................................................Mark Gastineau, 1979-88.....................................................................74.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Curtis Martin, 2004............................................................................1,697
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Namath, 1967..............................................................................4,007
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Ryan Fitzpatrick, 2015.............................................................................31
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Brandon Marshall, 2015 ........................................................................109
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Brandon Marshall, 2015 .....................................................................1,502
Interceptions ...................................................................Dainard Paulson, 1964 ............................................................................12
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Lachlan Edwards, 2017........................................................................46.6
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Dick Christy, 1961................................................................................21.3
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Joe McKnight, 2011.............................................................................31.6
Field Goals ......................................................................Jim Turner, 1968 .....................................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Thomas Jones, 2008 ..............................................................................15
Points..............................................................................Jim Turner, 1968 ...................................................................................145
*Sacks............................................................................Mark Gastineau, 1984 ..........................................................................22.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Isaiah Crowell, 10-7-18.........................................................................219
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Namath, 9-24-72 ............................................................................496
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Joe Namath, 9-24-72................................................................................6
Brett Favre, 9-28-08 ..................................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Clark Gaines, 9-21-80 .............................................................................17
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Don Maynard, 11-17-68........................................................................228
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Ty Law, 1-1-06
Field Goals ......................................................................Jason Myers, 10-14-18.............................................................................7
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Wesley Walker, 9-21-86 ............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Wesley Walker, 9-21-86 ..........................................................................24
Jason Myers, 10-14-18...........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Mark Gastineau, 11-6-83, 9-2-84...........................................................4.0
John Abraham, 11-4-01 .........................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
33 Adams, Jamal S 6-1 213 10/17/95 3 Louisiana State Lewisville, Texas D1-’17 16/16
96 Anderson, Henry DL 6-6 301 8/3/91 5 Stanford Atlanta, Ga. T(Ind)-’18 16/3
11 +Anderson, Robby WR 6-3 190 5/9/93 4 Temple Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’16 14/9
93 Basham, Tarell LB 6-4 266 3/18/94 3 Ohio Rocky Mount, Va. W-’18 10/1
68 Beachum, Kelvin T 6-3 308 6/8/89 8 Southern Methodist Mexia, Texas UFA(Jax)-’17 16/16
26 Bell, Le'Veon RB 6-1 225 2/18/92 6 Michigan State Reynoldsburg, Ohio UFA(Pitt)-’19 0*
15 Bellamy, Josh WR 6-0 208 5/18/89 5 Louisville St. Petersburg, Fla. UFA(Chi)-’19 16/2*
69 Braden, Ben OL 6-6 329 3/9/94 1 Michigan Rockford, Mich. FA-’17 2/0
Brown, Daniel TE 6-5 247 5/26/92 5 James Madison Windsor, Va. UFA(Chi)-’19 14/0*
18 Burnett, Deontay WR 6-0 186 10/4/97 2 Southern California Compton, Calif. FA-’18 5/1
40 Cannon, Trenton RB 5-11 185 7/23/94 2 Virginia State Hampton, Va. D6c-’18 16/0
7 Catanzaro, Chandler K 6-3 200 2/26/91 6 Clemson Greenville, S.C. UFA(Car)-’19 13/0*
21 #Claiborne, Morris CB 5-11 192 2/7/90 8 Louisiana State Shreveport, La. UFA(Dall)-’17 15/15
77 Compton, Tom OL 6-6 315 5/10/89 7 South Dakota Rosemount, Minn. UFA(Minn)-’19 14/14*
51 Copeland, Brandon LB 6-3 263 7/2/91 5 Pennsylvannia Sykesville, Md. FA-’18 16/10
Crowder, Jamison WR 5-9 177 6/17/93 5 Duke Monroe, N.C. UFA(Wash)-’19 9/7*
14 Darnold, Sam QB 6-3 225 6/5/97 2 Southern California Capistrano Beach, Calif. D1-’18 13/13
4 Edwards, Lachlan P 6-4 209 4/27/92 4 Sam Houston State Hastings, Australia D7a-’16 16/0
81 Enunwa, Quincy WR 6-2 225 5/31/92 5 Nebraska Moreno Valley, Calif. D6b-’14 11/10
8 Falk, Luke QB 6-4 215 12/28/94 2 Washington State Logan, Utah W(Mia)-’19 0*
94 Fatukasi, Folorunso DL 6-4 318 3/4/95 2 Connecticut Far Rockaway, N.Y. D6b-’18 1/0
78 Harrison, Jonotthan OL 6-4 300 8/25/91 6 Florida Groveland, Fla. FA-’17 16/8
35 Henderson, De'Angelo RB 5-7 208 11/24/92 2 Coastal Carolina Summerville, S.C. FA-’18 16/8
Henderson, Quadree WR 5-8 192 9/12/96 2 Pittsburgh Wilmington, Del. W(NYG)-’19 5/0*
42 Hennessy, Thomas LS 6-2 246 6/11/94 3 Duke Bardonia, N.Y. T(Ind)-’17 16/0
89 Herndon, Chris TE 6-4 253 2/23/96 2 Miami Norcross, Ga. D4-’18 16/12
46 Hewitt, Neville LB 6-2 234 4/6/93 5 Marshall Conyers, Ga. FA-’18 16/4
71 #Ijalana, Ben T 6-4 322 8/6/89 9 Villanova North Brunswick, N.J. W(Ind)-’13 0*
48 Jenkins, Jordan LB 6-3 259 7/1/94 4 Georgia Hamilton, Ga. D3-’16 16/11
22 Johnson, Trumaine CB 6-2 213 1/1/90 8 Montana Stockton, Calif. UFA(LAR)-’18 10/10
31 Jones, Derrick CB 6-2 188 12/4/94 3 Mississippi Eupora, Miss. D6c-’17 1/0
84 Jones, J.J. WR 5-10 174 12/6/92 2 West Georgia Fulton, Miss. FA-’18 4/0*
91 Kaufusi, Bronson DL 6-6 275 7/6/91 3 Brigham Young Provo, Utah FA-’18 3/0
10 #Kearse, Jermaine WR 6-1 209 2/6/90 8 Washington Lakewood, Wash. T(Sea)-’17 14/9
57 #Lamur, Emmanuel LB 6-4 245 6/8/89 8 Kansas State West Palm Beach, Fla. W(Oak)-’18 10/4*
44 Langi, Harvey LB 6-2 250 9/24/92 2 Brigham Young West Jordan, Utah FA-’18 0*
58 Lee, Darron LB 6-1 232 10/18/94 4 Ohio State Chattanoooga, Tenn. D1-’16 12/12
86 Leggett, Jordan TE 6-5 258 1/31/95 3 Clemson Navarre, Fla. D5a-’17 15/4
50 Luvu, Frankie LB 6-3 236 9/19/96 2 Washington State Tafuna, American Samoa FA-’18 14/1
95 #Martin, Josh LB 6-3 245 11/7/91 7 Columbia Aurora, Colo. FA-’15 1/0
82 #Matthews, Rishard WR 6-0 217 10/12/89 8 Nevada Santa Ana, Calif. FA-’18 5/0
Maulet, Arthur CB 5-10 190 7/13/93 3 Memphis New Orleans, La. FA-’19 6/1*
20 Maye, Marcus S 6-0 207 3/9/93 3 Florida Melbourne, Fla. D2-’17 6/6
15 #McCown, Josh QB 6-4 218 7/4/79 17 Sam Houston State Jacksonville, Texas FA-’17 4/3
25 McGuire, Elijah RB 5-10 214 6/1/94 3 Louisiana-Lafayette Houma, La. D6a-’17 8/3
99 McLendon, Steve DL 6-3 310 1/3/86 10 Troy Ozark, Ala. UFA(Pitt)-’16 16/14
36 Middleton, Doug S 6-0 210 9/25/93 3 Appalachian State Winston-Salem, N.C. FA-’16 7/4
45 Miles, Rontez S 6-0 203 11/25/88 5 California (PA) Braddock, Pa. FA-’13 8/1
Montgomery, Ty WR/RB 6-0 216 1/22/93 5 Stanford Dallas, Texas UFA(Balt)-’19 13/0*
66 Morgan, Jordan G 6-4 311 5/16/94 2 Kutztown Philadelphia, Pa. FA-’18 0*
57 Mosley, C.J. LB 6-2 250 6/19/92 6 Alabama Theodore, Ala. UFA(Balt)-’19 15/15*
43 Nickerson, Parry CB 5-10 182 10/11/94 2 Tulane New Orleans, La. D6a-’18 16/2
70 t- Osemele, Kelechi G 6-5 330 6/24/89 8 Iowa State Houston, Texas T(Oak)-’19 11/11
17 Peake, Charone WR 6-2 209 10/16/92 4 Clemson Moore, S.C. D7b-’16 13/0
34 Poole, Brian CB 5-10 211 10/20/92 4 Florida Bradenton, Fla. FA-’19 16/9*
29 #Powell, Bilal RB 5-10 204 10/27/88 9 Louisville Lakeland, Fla. D4-’11 7/7
79 Qvale, Brent OL 6-7 315 3/11/91 5 Nebraska Williston, N.D. FA-’14 16/2
27 Roberts, Darryl DB 6-0 182 11/26/90 5 Marshall Lakeland, Fla. W(NE)-’16 16/10
30 Robinson, Rashard CB 6-2 177 7/23/95 4 Louisiana State Pompano Beach, Fla. T(SF)-’17 10/1
72 Shell, Brandon T 6-5 324 2/6/92 4 South Carolina Goose Creek, S.C. D5-’16 14/14
97 Shepherd, Nathan DL 6-4 315 10/9/93 2 Fort Hays State Ajax, Canada D3-’18 16/5
19 Siemian, Trevor QB 6-3 220 12/26/91 5 Northwestern Windermere, Fla. UFA(Minn)-’19 0*
65 Smith, Eric T 6-4 308 9/2/95 2 Virginia Decatur, Ga. FA-’18 0*
85 Sterling, Neal TE 6-4 257 1/14/92 5 Monmouth Belmar, N.J. FA-’17 5/4
83 Tomlinson, Eric TE 6-6 263 4/22/92 4 Texas-El Paso Klein, Texas FA-’16 15/12
5 Webb, Davis QB 6-5 225 1/22/95 3 California Prosper, Texas FA-’18 0*

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
White, Tim WR 5-11 185 7/15/94 2 Arizona State Santa Clarita, Calif. FA-’19 3/0*
92 Williams, Leonard DL 6-5 302 6/20/94 5 Southern California Daytona Beach, Fla. D1-’15 16/16
54 Williamson, Avery LB 6-1 246 3/9/92 6 Kentucky Milan, Tenn. UFA(Tenn)-’18 16/16
67 Winters, Brian G 6-4 320 7/16/91 7 Kent State Hudson, Ohio D3-’13 16/16

* Bell last active with Pittsburgh in ’17; Bellamy played 16 games with Chicago in ’18; Brown played 14 games with Chicago; Catanzaro
played 9 games with Tampa Bay, 4 games with Carolina; Compton played 14 games with Minnesota; Crowder played 9 games with
Washington; Falk inactive for 3 games with Miami; Q. Henderson played 5 games with New York Giants; Ijalana missed ’18 season
because of injury; J. Jones played 3 games with Los Angeles Chargers, 1 game with Jets; Lamur played 9 games with Oakland, 1 game
with Jets; Langi missed ’18 season because of injury; Maulet played 1 game with New Orleans, 5 games with Indianapolis; Montgomery
played 7 games with Green Bay, 6 games with Baltimore; Morgan spent 7 weeks on the practice squad with Tennessee; Mosley played
15 games with Baltimore; Osemele played 11 games with Oakland; Poole played 16 games with Atlanta; Siemian did not play in 16
games with Minnesota; Smith inactive for 2 games; Webb did not play in 4 games; White played 3 games with Baltimore.

t- Jets traded for Osemele (Oak).

# Unrestricted Free Agent; subject to developments.

+ Restricted Free Agent; subject to developments.

Players lost through free agency (9): LB Jeremiah Attoachu (KC; 11 games in '18), S Terrence Brooks (NE; 16),
G James Carpenter (Atl; 10), G Dakota Dozier (Minn; 6), K Jason Myers (Sea; 16), DL Mike Pennel (NE; 16),
LB Kevin Pierre-Louis (Chi; 9), WR Andre Roberts (Buff; 16), CB Buster Skrine (Chi; 14).

Also played with Jets in '18—CB Juston Burris (4 games), S Ibraheim Campbell (1), RB Isaiah Crowell (13), C Spencer Long (13),
WR Terrelle Pryor (6), TE Clive Walford (1), S J.J. Wilcox (5).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Alexandre, Justin DL 6-5 256 11/12/97 Incarnate Word Elmont, N.Y. FA
Allison, Jeff LB 5-11 228 3/20/97 Fresno State Miami, Fla. FA
Anderson, Calvin T 6-5 292 3/25/96 Texas Austin, Texas W(NE)
Austin, Blessuan CB 6-1 198 7/19/96 Rutgers Queens, N.Y. D6
Battle, John S 6-0 201 8/21/95 Louisiana State Hallandale, Fla. FA
Brown, Kyron CB 6-1 195 5/26/96 Akron Boynton Beach, Fla. FA
Bryant, Brandon (1) S 6-0 215 12/21/95 Mississippi State Tunica, Miss. FA-’18
Campbell, Tevaughn (1) DB 6-0 200 6/14/93 Regina, Canada Scarborough, Ontario FA
Cashman, Blake LB 6-1 237 5/10/96 Minnesota Eden Prairie, Minn. D5
Clark, Jeremy (1) CB 6-3 220 6/29/94 Michigan Madisonville, Ky. D6b-’17
Dortch, Greg WR 5-7 173 5/29/98 Wake Forest Richmond, Va. FA
Edoga, Chuma T 6-3 308 5/25/97 Southern California Atlanta, Ga. D3b
Holmes, Valentine RB/WR 6-1 200 7/24/95 No College Townsville, Australia FA
Jones, Fredrick DL 6-2 304 8/25/96 Florida State Miami, Fla. FA
Jones, Tyler G 6-3 306 10/27/95 North Carolina State Stone Mountain, Ga. FA
Lobendahn, Toa OL 6-3 295 2/14/96 Southern California Cerritos, Calif. FA
Miller, Wyatt OL 6-4 306 10/23/95 Central Florida Douglas, Ga. FA
Moore, Jalin RB 5-10 212 11/28/95 Appalachian State Shelby, N.C. FA
Mosley, Jamey LB 6-5 239 3/28/96 Alabama Mobile, Ala. FA
Phillips, Kyle DL 6-4 277 5/5/97 Tennessee Nashville, Tenn. FA
Polite, Jachai LB 6-3 258 3/30/98 Florida Daytona Beach, Fla. D3a
Ramirez, Santos S 6-2 204 4/22/96 Arkansas Shreveport, La. FA
Sanders, Trevon DL 6-2 327 4/25/97 Troy Charleston, S.C. FA
Smith, Jeff WR 6-1 195 4/21/97 Boston College St. Petersburg, Fla. FA
Stout, MyQuon DL 6-1 280 2/22/96 Appalachian State Salisbury, N.C. FA
Toth, Jon (1) C 6-5 298 2/11/94 Kentucky Indianapolis, Ind. FA-’18
Ubosi, Xavier WR 6-3 215 2/2/94 Alabama-Birmingham Reseda, Calif. W(NE)
Wesco, Trevon TE 6-3 267 9/12/95 West Virginia Martinsburg, W.V. D4
Williams, Quinnen DL 6-3 303 12/21/97 Alabama Birmingham, Ala. D1
Wint, Anthony (1) LB 6-0 224 9/14/95 Florida International Homestead, Fla. FA-’18

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.
Log on to www.newyorkjets.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Adam Gase
Pro Career: Named the head coach on Jan. 11,
2019. Joined the Jets after having served three
seasons (2016-18) as the Miami Dolphins head
coach. Under Gase, starting quarterbacks have
produced 38 games with a 100+ passer rating,
a number that would tie him for 10th among all
NFL franchises since 2013. As the Dolphins
head coach, Gase posted a 20-6 record in one-
score games (+/- eight points), a .769 winning
percentage, the best among any team in the
league. Gase guided the Dolphins to the playoffs
in his first season (2016) at the helm, posting a
10-6 record and earning the team’s first winning
season and postseason berth since 2008. As
the Chicago Bears’ offensive coordinator in
2015, Gase helped improve the team’s rushing
attack from 27th in the NFL to 11th, while Jay
Cutler posted the highest passer rating of his
career. Prior to Chicago, Gase spent six seasons
(2009-2014) with the Denver Broncos. In
Gase’s first season as offensive coordinator
(2013), Denver set NFL records in both points
(606) and touchdowns (76). Began his NFL
career as a scouting assistant for the Detroit
Lions (2003-04) and coached the Lions (2005-
07) and San Francisco 49ers (2008). Career
record: 23-26.
Background: Gase earned bachelor’s degree
from Michigan State, where he was a student
assistant. He was a graduate/recruiting assis-
tant at Louisiana State (2000-03).
Personal: Born March 29, 1978 in Ypsilanti,
Mich. He and his wife, Jennifer, have a daughter,
McKenzie, and two sons, A.J. and Wyatt..
ASSISTANT COACHES
Brant Boyer, special teams coordinator; born
June 27, 1971, Henefer, Utah. Linebacker
Arizona 1992-93. Pro linebacker Miami
Dolphins 1994, Jacksonville Jaguars 1995-
2000, Cleveland Browns 2001-03. Pro coach:
Indianapolis Colts 2012-15, joined Jets in 2016.
Mack Brown, defensive assistant; born
September 15, 1986, Overland Park, Kan.
Quarterback Colorado 2005, Baker 2006-09.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
William Jewell 2010, Missouri 2012-14,
Missouri State 2015-18. Pro coach: Joined Jets
in 2019.
Frank Bush, asst. head coach defense/inside
linebackers; born January 10, 1963, Athens,
Ga. Linebacker North Carolina State 1981-84.
Pro linebacker Houston Oilers 1985-86. Pro
coach: Houston Oilers 1987-91 (scout), 1992-
94, Denver Broncos 1995-2003, Arizona
Cardinals 2004-06, Houston Texans 2007-
2010, Tennessee Titans 2011-12, St. Louis/Los
Angeles Rams 2013-16, Miami Dolphins 2017-
18, joined Jets in 2019.
Andre Carter, defensive line; born May 12,
1979, Denver, Colo. Defensive end California
1997-2000, Pro defensive end San Francisco
49ers 2001-05, Washington Redskins 2006-
10, New England Patriots 2011, Oakland
Raiders 2012, New England Patriots 2013.
College coach: California 2015. Pro coach:
Miami Dolphins 2017-18, joined Jets in 2019.
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Jim Bob Cooter, running backs; born July 3,
1984, Huntsville, Ala. Quarterback Tennessee
2002-05. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Tennessee 2007-08. Pro coach:
Indianapolis Colts 2009-11, Kansas City Chiefs
2012, Denver Broncos 2013, Detroit Lions
2014-18, joined Jets in 2019.
John Dunn, tight ends; born August 7, 1983,
Hendersonville, N.C. Quarterback/ tight end
North Carolina 2001-03. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: North Carolina 2004-07,
Louisiana State 2008-10, Maryland 2011-15,
Connecticut 2018. Pro coach: Chicago Bears
2016-17, joined Jets in 2019.
Derek Frazier, asst. offensive line; born
February 8, 1974, Fort Collins, Colo. Offensive
line Northern Colorado 1993-96. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Nichols College
1998-2000, Adams State College 2001-02,
Fresno State 2003-04, 2006-11, Northern
Arizona 2005, Colorado State 2012-14, Central
Michigan 2015-18. Pro coach: Joined Jets in
2019.
Justus Galac, strength and conditioning; born
August 15, 1980, Cattaraugus, N.Y. Nose tackle
SUNY Brockport 1998-2001. No pro playing
experience. College coach: SUNY Brockport
2002, Dickenson College 2003-04, Villanova
2005-11. Pro coach: Joined Jets in 2012.
Joe Giacobbe, asst. strength and conditioning;
born June 26, 1984, Rahway, N.J. Center/nose
tackle Rutgers 2002-06. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Rutgers 2012-15, St.
Peter’s 2016. Pro coach: Joined Jets in 2017.
Jeff Hammerschmidt, asst. special teams;
born December 9, 1967, San Diego, Calif.
Defensive back Arizona 1987-90. Pro defensive
back Los Angeles Rams 1991, Frankfurt Galaxy
(WLAF) 1992. College coach: Arizona 1992-95,
2008-2011, Southern Utah 1996-97, Indiana
1998-99, Saint Mary’s 2000-02, Montana
2003-04, Cal Poly 2005, Stanford 2006, San
Jose State 2007, Colorado State 2012-15. Pro
coach: Joined Jets in 2016.
Bo Hardegree, offensive assistant; born July 5,
1984, Jackson, Tenn. Quarterback Tennessee
2003-06. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Duke 2008-10, Louisiana State 2011-
13. Pro coach: Denver Broncos 2014, Chicago
Bears, 2015, Miami Dolphins 2016-18, joined
Jets in 2019.
Steve Jackson, asst. defensive backs; born
April 8, 1969, Houston, Texas. Defensive back
Purdue 1987-90. Pro defensive back Houston
Oilers/Tennessee Titans 1991-99. Pro coach:
Buffalo Bills 2001-03, Washington Redskins
2004-11, Detroit Lions 2013, Tennessee Titans
2016-17, joined Jets in 2018.
Shawn Jefferson, asst. head coach offense/
wide receivers; born February 22, 1969,
Jacksonville, Fla. Wide receiver Central Florida
1988-90. Pro wide receiver San Diego Chargers
1991-95, New England Patriots 1996-99,
Atlanta Falcons 2000-02, Detroit Lions 2003.
Pro coach: Detroit Lions 2005-12, Tennessee
Titans 2013-15, Miami Dolphins 2016-18,
joined Jets in 2019.
Chris Kragthorpe, offensive assistant; born
March 22, 1989, Tulsa, Okla. Center Wheaton
College 2008-2011. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Louisiana State 2012-14, 2016,
Georgia 2015. Pro coach: Denver Broncos
2017-18, joined Jets in 2019.
Dowell Loggains, offensive coordina-
tor/quarterbacks; born October 1, 1980,
Newport, Ark. Quarterback Arkansas 2000-04.
No pro playing experience. Pro coach: Dallas
Cowboys 2005, Tennessee Titans 2006-13,
Cleveland Browns 2014, Chicago Bears 2015-
17, Miami Dolphins 2018, joined Jets in 2019.
Aaron McLaurin, asst. strength and condition-
ing; born February 27, 1984, Buffalo, N.Y.
Attended Hampton. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: Michigan State
2008-10, Colgate 2011. Pro coach: Minnesota
Vikings 2012, joined Jets in 2014.
Frank Pollack, offensive line; born November 5,
1967, Camp Springs, Md. Offensive tack-
le/guard Northern Arizona 1985-89. Pro tack-
le/guard San Francisco 49ers 1990-97. College
coach: Northern Arizona 2005-06. Pro coach:
Houston Texans 2007-2011, Oakland Raiders
2012, Dallas Cowboys 2013-17, Cincinnati
Bengals 2018, joined Jets in 2019.
Eric Sanders, defensive assistant; born August
2, 1983, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Attended UC Davis.
No college or pro playing experience. College
coach: UC Davis 2006, 2008-09, Utah State
2007, Stanford 2015. Pro coach: Oakland
Raiders 2010-14, Cleveland Browns 2016-18,
joined Jets in 2019.
Joe Vitt, senior defensive assistant/outside line-
backers; born August 23, 1954, Syracuse, N.Y.
Linebacker Towson State 1974-78. No pro play-
ing experience. Pro coach: Baltimore Colts
1979-81, Seattle Seahawks 1982-91, Los
Angeles Rams 1992-94, Philadelphia Eagles
1995-98, Green Bay Packers 1999, Kansas City
Chiefs 2000-03, St. Louis Rams 2004-05 (head
coach, final 11 games of 2005), New Orleans
Saints 2006-16 (interim head coach, final 10
games of 2012), Miami Dolphins 2018, joined
Jets in 2019.
Blake Williams, defensive assistant; born Dec.
30, 1984, Independence, Mo. Defensive back
Princeton 2003-07. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Southeastern Louisiana 2015.
Pro coach: Washington Redskins 2006-07,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2008, New Orleans Saints
2009-2011, St. Louis Rams 2012, Cleveland
Browns 2017-18, joined Jets in 2019.
Gregg Williams, defensive coordinator; born
July 15, 1958, Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Quarterback Northeastern Missouri State 1976-
79. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Houston 1988-89. Pro coach: Houston
Oilers/Tennessee Titans 1990-2000, Buffalo
Bills 2001-03 (head coach), Washington
Redskins 2004-07, Jacksonville Jaguars 2008,
New Orleans Saints 2009-2011, Tennessee
Titans 2013, St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams 2014-
16, Cleveland Browns 2017-18 (interim head
coach final 8 games 2018), joined Jets in 2019.
Dennard Wilson, passing game coordina-
tor/defensive backs; born March 31, 1982,
Upper Marlboro, Md. Safety Maryland 2000-03.
Pro safety Washington Redskins 2004. College
coach: Maryland 2007-08. Pro coach: St.
Louis/Los Angeles Rams 2012-16, joined Jets
in 2017.
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 OAKLAND RAIDERS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Mark Davis Oakland 1960-1981, 1995-2018
General Manager: Mike Mayock Los Angeles 1982-1994
President: Marc Badain
Senior Vice President - Director of (491-442-11)
Football Administration: Tom Delaney Records include postseason games
Director of College Scouting: Jim Abrams 1960-61 Eddie Erdelatz* .............6-10-0
Director of Pro Personnel: 1961-62 Marty Feldman**..........2-15-0
Dwayne Joseph
Assistant Director of Player Personnel: 1962 Red Conkright .................1-8-0
DuJuan Daniels 1963-65 Al Davis ......................23-16-3
Assistant Director of Player Personnel: 1966-68 John Rauch ................35-10-1
Trey Scott 1969-78 John Madden ............112-39-7
Assistant Director of College Scouting: 1979-87 Tom Flores..................91-56-0
Teddy Atlas
Senior Advisor to the General Manager: 1988-89 Mike Shanahan***........8-12-0
Walter Juliff 1989-94 Art Shell......................56-41-0
Pro Scouts: Ben Chester, John Hill 1995-96 Mike White..................15-17-0
American Football Conference College Scouts: Calvin Branch, 1997 Joe Bugel......................4-12-0
West Division Zack Crockett, Brad Kaplan,
Kyle Newhall-Caballero 1998-2001 Jon Gruden .................40-28-0
Team Colors: Silver and Black Scouting Coordinator: Jack Gilmore 2002-03 Bill Callahan ................17-18-0
1220 Harbor Bay Parkway Pro Scouting Assistant: Adam Maxie 2004-05 Norv Turner...................9-23-0
Alameda, California 94502 Director of Team Security: Bob Stiriti 2006 Art Shell........................2-14-0
Telephone: (510) 864-5000 Director of Player Engagement: 2007-08 Lane Kiffin**** ............5-15-0
Montelle Sanders
Director of Operations: Pete Caracciolo 2008-10 Tom Cable...................17-27-0
2019 SCHEDULE Director of Team Operations: Tom Jones 2011 Hue Jackson ...................8-8-0
PRESEASON Director of Football Analytics: 2012-14 Dennis Allen#...............8-28-0
Aug. 10 Los Angeles Rams ...........5:00 David Christoff 2014 Tony Sparano..................3-9-0
Aug. 15 at Arizona ..........................5:00 Senior Director – Media Relations: 2015-17 Jack Del Rio ...............25-24-0
Will Kiss
Aug. 22 vs. Green Bay (Winnipeg, Can.) .5:00 Team Orthopedist: Dr. Warren King 2018 Jon Gruden ...................4-12-0
Aug. 29 at Seattle............................7:00 Head Athletic Trainer: H. Rod Martin * Released after two games in 1961
Assistant to the Head Coach: ** Released after five games in 1962
REGULAR SEASON Mark Arteaga *** Released after four games in 1989
Sep. 9 Denver (Mon) ....................7:20 Assistant to the Head Coach: **** Released after four games in 2008
Sep. 15 Kansas City .......................1:05 Jeff Leonardo # Released after four games in 2014
Director - Video Operations:
Sep. 22 at Minnesota ..............10:00 AM Joe Harrington
Sep. 29 at Indianapolis............10:00 AM Equipment Manager: Bob Romanski PAID ATTENDANCE
Oct. 6 Chicago (London) ......10:00 AM Executive Vice President and General Home 450,075 Away 470,133
Oct. 13 BYE Counsel: Dan Ventrelle Total 920,208
Oct. 20 at Green Bay ..............10:00 AM Senior Vice President – Stadium Single-game home record,
Oct. 27 at Houston .................10:00 AM Development and Operations: 62,660 (11/3/02),
Tom Blanda
Nov. 3 Detroit ...............................1:05 Senior Vice President – Community Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Nov. 7 Los Angeles Chargers (Thu) .5:20 Relations and Public Affairs: 77,357 (11/19/17), Azteca Stadium
Nov. 17 Cincinnati ..........................1:25 Rosie Bone Single-season home record,
Nov. 24 at New York Jets ........10:00 AM Senior Vice President – Administration, 471,151 (2002)
Dec. 1 at Kansas City............10:00 AM Facilities and Ownership:
Dec. 8 Tennessee .........................1:25 Cheryl Nichols
Senior Vice President – Business 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Dec. 15 Jacksonville.......................1:05 Development/Chief Revenue Officer: Round Name Pos. College
Dec. 21/22at Los Angeles Chargers .....TBD Mark Shearer 1 Clelin Ferrell DE Clemson
Dec. 29 at Denver............................1:25 Senior Vice President – Chief Financial Josh Jacobs RB Alabama
* All times PT Officer: Ed Villanueva
Controller: Matt Andrus Johnathan Abram DB Mississippi St.
Vice President – Ticket Sales and 2 Trayvon Mullen DB Clemson
Stadium: Oakland-Alameda County Service: Jay Chess 4 Maxx Crosby DE Eastern Michigan
Coliseum Vice President – Executive Producer: Isaiah Johnson DB Houston
(opened in 1966) Vittorio DeBartolo Foster Moreau TE Louisiana St.
•Capacity: 55,997 Vice President – Raider Image:
Barry De Vilbiss 5 Hunter Renfrow WR Clemson
7000 Coliseum Way Vice President – Business Development: 7 Quinton Bell DE Prairie View
Oakland, CA 94621-1917 Brandon Doll
Playing Surface: Grass Vice President – Corporate Partnerships:
Training Camp: Napa Valley Marriott Christian Howard
Napa, California 94558 Vice President – Alumni Relations:
Shannon Jordan
OAKLAND-ALAMEDA COUNTY COLISEUM Vice President – Revenue Planning and
Analytics: Jonathan Martinez
Vice President – Premium Sales and
Service: Qiava Martinez
Vice President – Information Technology:
Matt Pasco
Vice President – Media and
Entertainment: Brad Phinney
Vice President – Security: Dean Stavert
Vice President – Human Resources and
Operations: Karla Tai
Vice President – Community Relations:
Erin Wright
Vice President – Associate Counsel:
John Yow

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Carr 553 381 4049 68.9 19 10 51/299 93.9
08/10 W 16-10 Detroit McCarron 3 1 8 33.3 0 0 1/7 42.4
08/18 L 15-19 at L.A. Rams Raiders 556 382 4057 68.7 19 10 52/306 93.6
08/24 W 13-6 Green Bay Opponents 480 299 3933 62.3 36 14 13/80 101.0
08/30 W 30-19 at Seattle
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
REGULAR SEASON (4-12) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Conley 3 64 21.3 36t 1
Date Result Opponent Carlson 0 0 0 18/18 16/17 0 66 Gilchrist 3 2 0.7 2 0
09/10 L 13-33 L.A. Rams Cook 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 E. Harris 2 22 11.0 21 0
09/16 L 19-20 at Denver Martin 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 R. Nelson 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 L 20-28 at Miami Nugent 0 0 0 4/5 6/6 0 22 Worley 1 16 16.0 16 0
09/30 W 45-42 Cleveland (OT) McCrane 0 0 0 5/5 5/9 0 20 Melvin 1 15 15.0 15 0
10/07 L 10-26 at L.A. Chargers J. Nelson 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 20 Joseph 1 5 5.0 5 0
10/14 L 3-27 Seattle Lynch 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Whitehead 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/28 L 28-42 Indianapolis L. Smith 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Raiders 14 124 8.9 36t 1
11/01 L 3-34 at San Francisco LaFell 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 10 275 27.5 67 2
11/11 L 6-20 L.A. Chargers Roberts 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
11/18 W 23-21 at Arizona Ateman 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/25 L 17-34 at Baltimore Carr 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Townsend 70 3022 43.2 17 64
12/02 L 33-40 Kansas City Carrier 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Raiders 70 3022 43.2 17 64
12/09 W 24-21 Pittsburgh Conley 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 60 2850 47.5 22 66
12/16 L 16-30 at Cincinnati Cooper 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/24 W 27-14 Denver D. Harris 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/30 L 3-35 at Kansas City Richard 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
(OT) Overtime Raiders 9 19 2 27/28 27/32 0 290 D. Harris 20 15 281 14.1 99t 1
Opponents 16 36 4 50/52 25/30 0 467 J. Nelson 2 2 7 3.5 7 0
SCORE BY PERIODS 2-Pt Conv: J. Nelson. Richard 2 2 3 1.5 3 0
Raiders 58 82 63 84 3 — 290 Raiders 1-2, Opponents 3-4. Rodgers-Cromartie 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Opponents 85 124 108 150 0 — 467 Raiders 25 19 291 11.6 99t 1
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 28 22 241 8.6 70t 1
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Martin 172 723 4.2 29 4
Raiders Opp. Lynch 90 376 4.2 52 3 KICKOFF
Total First Downs 300 317 Richard 55 259 4.7 30 1 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 86 108 Washington 30 115 3.8 13 0 D. Harris 29 663 22.9 34 0
Passing 197 178 Carr 24 47 2.0 15 1 Raiders 29 663 22.9 34 0
Penalty 17 31 Townsend 1 42 42.0 42 0 Opponents 39 922 23.6 77 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 73/197 93/201 Bryant 3 23 7.7 17 0
3rd Down Pct. 37.1 46.3 Waller 1 21 21.0 21 0 FIELD
4th Down: Made/Att 7/16 8/12 D. Harris 2 12 6.0 13 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
4th Down Pct. 43.8 66.7 Cooper 1 9 9.0 9 0 Carlson 0/0 2/2 3/3 8/9 3/3
Possession Avg. 30:43 29:17 Roberts 3 5 1.7 11 0 McCrane 0/0 3/3 0/0 2/4 0/2
Total Net Yards 5379 6102 K. Smith 1 0 0.0 0 0 Nugent 0/0 3/3 0/0 2/2 1/1
Avg. Per Game 336.2 381.4 McCarron 3 -2 -0.7 0 0 Raiders 0/0 8/8 3/3 12/15 4/6
Total Plays 995 973 J. Nelson 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0 Opponents 0/0 13/13 6/7 4/7 2/3
Avg. Per Play 5.4 6.3 Raiders 387 1628 4.2 52 9
Net Yards Rushing 1628 2249 Opponents 480 2249 4.7 63t 16 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Game 101.8 140.6
Hurst 4.0
Total Rushes 387 480 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Irvin 3.0
Net Yards Passing 3751 3853 Cook 68 896 13.2 45 6 Joseph 2.0
Avg. Per Game 234.4 240.8 Richard 68 607 8.9 32 0 C. McDonald 2.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 52/306 13/80 J. Nelson 63 739 11.7 66 3 Key 1.0
Gross Yards 4057 3933 Roberts 45 494 11.0 44 2 Morrow 1.0
Att./Completions 556/382 480/299 Cooper 22 280 12.7 36 1 Raiders 13.0
Completion Pct. 68.7 62.3 Bryant 19 266 14.0 47 0 Opponents 52.0
Had Intercepted 10 14 Martin 18 116 6.4 23 0
Punts/Average 70/43.2 60/47.5 Ateman 15 154 10.3 32 1
Net Punting Avg. 70/38.3 60/40.3 Lynch 15 84 5.6 17 0
Penalties/Yards 110/965 117/991 LaFell 12 135 11.3 24 2
Fumbles/Ball Lost 24/14 10/3 L. Smith 10 73 7.3 30 3
Touchdowns 30 56 Carrier 7 67 9.6 23 1
Rushing 9 16 Waller 6 75 12.5 44 0
Passing 19 36 D. Harris 6 40 6.7 13 0
Returns 2 4 K. Smith 5 23 4.6 8 0
Washington 1 9 9.0 9 0
Hatcher 1 8 8.0 8 0
Carr 1 -9 -9.0 -9 0
Raiders 382 4057 10.6 66 19
Opponents 299 3933 13.2 89t 36

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Marcus Allen, 1982-92.......................................................................8,545
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Ken Stabler, 1970-79 .......................................................................19,078
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Ken Stabler, 1970-79 ............................................................................150
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Tim Brown, 1988-2003......................................................................1,070
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Tim Brown, 1988-2003....................................................................14,734
Interceptions ...................................................................Willie Brown, 1967-78.............................................................................39
Lester Hayes, 1977-86............................................................................39
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Shane Lechler, 2000-12 ...................................................................**47.5
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Claude Gibson, 1963-65 ......................................................................12.6
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Jack Larscheid, 1960-61......................................................................28.4
Field Goals ......................................................................Sebastian Janikowski, 2000-17.............................................................414
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Tim Brown, 1988-2003.........................................................................104
Points..............................................................................Sebastian Janikowski, 2000-17..........................................................1,799
*Sacks............................................................................Greg Townsend, 1983-93, 1997.........................................................107.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Marcus Allen, 1985............................................................................1,759
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Rich Gannon, 2002 ............................................................................4,689
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Daryle Lamonica, 1969 ...........................................................................34
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Tim Brown 1997 ...................................................................................104
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Tim Brown, 1997 ...............................................................................1,408
Interceptions ...................................................................Lester Hayes, 1980.................................................................................13
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Shane Lechler, 2009 ............................................................................51.1
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Claude Gibson, 1964............................................................................14.4
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Harold Hart, 1975 ................................................................................30.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Jeff Jaeger, 1993 ....................................................................................35
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Marcus Allen, 1984.................................................................................18
Points..............................................................................Sebastian Janikowski, 2010 ..................................................................142
*Sacks............................................................................Derrick Burgess, 2005 .........................................................................16.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Napoleon Kaufman, 10-19-97 ...............................................................227
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Derek Carr, 10-30-16 ............................................................................513
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Tom Flores, 12-22-63 ...............................................................................6
Daryle Lamonica, 10-19-69 ......................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Tim Brown, 12-21-97..............................................................................14
Brandon Myers, 12-2-12.........................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Art Powell, 12-22-63 ............................................................................247
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Rod Woodson, 9-29-02
Field Goals ......................................................................Sebastian Janikowski, 11-27-11................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Art Powell, 12-22-63.................................................................................4
Marcus Allen, 9-24-84 ..............................................................................4
Harvey Williams, 11-16-97 .......................................................................4
Darren McFadden, 10-24-10 .....................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Art Powell, 12-22-63...............................................................................24
Marcus Allen, 9-24-84 ............................................................................24
Harvey Williams, 11-16-97 .....................................................................24
Darren McFadden, 10-24-10 ...................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Howie Long, 10-2-83 .............................................................................5.0
Khalil Mack, 12-13-15............................................................................5.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
88 Ateman, Marcell WR 6-4 216 9/16/94 2 Oklahoma State Dallas, Texas D7-’18 7/6
84 t-Brown, Antonio WR 5-10 181 7/10/88 10 Central Michigan Miami, Fla. T(Pitt)-’19 15/15*
77 Brown, Trent T 6-8 380 4/13/93 5 Florida Albany, Ga. UFA(NE)-’19 16/16*
51 Burfict, Vontaze LB 6-1 255 9/24/90 8 Arizona State Corona, Calif. FA-’19 7/7*
53 Cabinda, Jason LB 6-1 243 3/17/96 2 Penn State Flemington, N.J. FA-’18 10/3
8 Carlson, Daniel K 6-5 213 1/23/95 2 Auburn Colorado Springs, Colo. FA-’18 12/0
4 Carr, Derek QB 6-3 215 03/28/91 6 Fresno State Bakersfield, Calif. D2-’14 16/16
85 Carrier, Derek TE 6-4 244 07/25/90 7 Beloit Edgerton, Wis. UFA(LAR)-’18 16/2
21 Conley, Gareon CB 6-0 195 6/29/95 3 Ohio State Massillon, Ohio D1-’17 15/14
49 Cowser, James LB 6-3 245 9/13/90 3 Southern Utah Fruit Heights, Utah FA-’18 0/0
Crowell, Isaiah RB 5-11 225 1/8/93 6 Alabama State Columbus, Ga. UFA(NYJ)-’19 13/6*
48 DePaola, Andrew LS 6-2 230 7/28/87 6 Rutgers Parkton, Md. UFA(Chi)-’18 1/0
70 Devey, Jordan OL 6-6 320 1/11/88 6 Memphis American Fork, Utah UFA(KC)-’19 7/2*
43 Dorleant, Makinton DB 5-11 182 10/6/92 2 Northern Iowa Bradenton, Fla. FA-’18 0/0
78 Ellis, Justin DT 6-2 335 12/27/90 6 Louisiana Tech Monroe, La. D4a-’14 6/1
7 Glennon, Mike QB 6-6 225 12/12/89 7 North Carolina State Fairfax County, Va. UFA(Ariz)-’19 7/2*
69 Good, Denzelle G/T 6-5 345 3/8/91 5 Mars Hill Gaffney, S.C. W-’18 6/4*
19 Grant, Ryan WR 6-0 204 12/19/90 6 Tulane Beaumont, Texas UFA(Ind)-’19 14/10*
65 Green, Chaz G 6-5 318 4/8/92 4 Florida Tampa, Fla. FA-’18 4/1
92 Hall, P.J. DT 6-1 308 4/5/95 2 Sam Houston State Seguin, Texas D2-’18 16/6
90 Hankins, Johnathan DT 6-3 320 1/1/92 7 Ohio State Dearborn Heights, Mich. FA-’18 15/14
17 Harris, Dwayne WR/RS 5-11 206 9/16/87 9 East Carolina Stone Mountain, Ga. FA-’18 15/0
25 Harris, Erik S 6-3 225 4/2/90 4 California (PA) New Oxford, Pa. FA-’17 16/4
14 Hatcher, Keon WR 6-1 212 9/11/94 2 Arkansas Owasso, Okla. FA-’18 3/0
61 Hudson, Rodney C 6-2 300 7/12/89 9 Florida State Mobile, Ala. UFA(KC)-’15 16/16
73 Hurst, Maurice DT 6-1 291 5/9/95 2 Michigan Canton, Mass. D5a-’18 12/10
66 Jackson, Gabe G 6-3 335 7/12/91 6 Mississippi State Liberty, Miss. D3-’14 13/13
2 Jones, Landry QB 6-4 225 4/4/89 6 Oklahoma Artesia, N.M. FA-’19 0/0*
42 Joseph, Karl S 5-10 205 9/8/93 4 West Virginia Orlando, Fla. D1-’16 13/8
29 Joyner, Lamarcus S 5-8 191 11/27/90 6 Florida State Miami, Fla. UFA(LAR)-’19 15/15*
99 Key, Arden DE 6-5 238 5/3/96 2 Louisiana State Decatur, Ga. D3b-’18 16/10
79 Kirkland, Denver G/T 6-4 335 3/6/94 4 Arkansas Miami, Fla. FA-’18 2/0
26 Lawson, Nevin CB 5-9 192 4/23/91 6 Utah State Lauderhill, Fla. UFA(Det)-’19 14/14*
55 Lee, Marquel LB 6-3 235 10/21/95 3 Wake Forest Waldorf, Md. D5-’17 16/9
54 Marshall, Brandon LB 6-1 250 9/10/89 8 Nevada Las Vegas, Nev. UFA(Den)-’19 11/7*
28 Martin, Doug RB 5-9 223 1/13/89 8 Boise State Stockton, Calif. FA-’18 16/9
97 Mauro, Josh DE 6-6 290 2/17/91 6 Stanford Hurst, Texas UFA(NYG)-’19 12/4*
91 Mayowa, Benson DE 6-3 265 8/3/91 7 Idaho Inglewood, Calif. UFA(Ariz)-’19 15/4*
74 Miller, Kolton T 6-8 309 10/9/95 2 UCLA Roseville, Calif. D1-’18 16/16
50 Morrow, Nicholas LB 6-0 224 7/10/95 3 Greenville Huntsville, Ala. FA-’17 16/6
71 Murray, Justin T 6-5 304 4/19/93 2 Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio W(Cin)-’18 2/0
15 Nelson, J.J. WR 5-10 160 4/24/92 5 Alabama-Birmingham Midfield, Ala. UFA(Ariz)-’19 14/2*
23 Nelson, Nick CB 5-11 200 10/16/96 2 Wisconsin Glenarden, Md. D4-’18 10/3
75 Parker, Brandon T 6-8 305 10/21/95 2 North Carolina A&T Kannapolis, N.C. D3a-’18 16/12
18 Peterman, Nathan QB 6-2 225 5/4/94 3 Pittsburgh Jacksonville, Fla. FA-’18 4/2*
30 Richard, Jalen RB 5-8 205 10/15/93 4 Southern Mississippi Alexandria, La. FA-’16 16/1
39 Richards, Jordan S 5-11 210 1/21/93 5 Stanford Folsom, Calif. UFA(Atl)-’19 15/12*
35 Riley, Curtis S 6-0 203 7/18/92 5 Fresno State Orlando, Fla. UFA(NYG)-’19 16/16*
68 Sharpe, David T 6-6 343 10/21/95 3 Florida Jacksonville, Fla. W(Hou)-’18 8/0
47 Sieg, Trent LS 6-3 240 5/19/95 2 Colorado State Eaton, Colo. FA-’18 15/0
41 Smith, Keith FB 6-0 240 4/08/92 5 San Jose State Covina, Calif. FA-’18 16/3
5 Townsend, Johnny P 6-1 210 2/14/95 2 Florida Orlando, Fla. D5b-’18 16/0
94 Vanderdoes, Eddie DT 6-3 305 10/13/94 3 UCLA Auburn, Calif. D3-’17 0/0
83 Waller, Darren TE 6-6 255 9/13/92 3 Georgia Tech Landover, Md. FA-’18 4’/0
34 Warren III, Chris RB 6-2 246 6/6/96 2 Texas Rockwall, Texas FA-’18 0/0
33 Washington, DeAndré RB 5-8 205 2/22/93 4 Texas Tech Missouri City, Texas D5-’16 10/0
59 Whitehead, Tahir LB 6-2 241 4/2/90 8 Temple Newark, N.J. UFA(Det)-’18 16/16
58 Wilber, Kyle LB 6-4 245 4/26/89 8 Wake Forest Apopka, Fla. UFA(Dall)-’18 15/0
16 Williams, Tyrell WR 6-4 205 2/12/92 5 Western Oregon Salem, Ore. UFA(LAC)-’19 16/10*
82 Willson, Luke TE 6-5 254 1/15/90 7 Rice LaSalle, Ontario UFA(Det)-’19 14/8*
20 Worley, Daryl CB 6-1 205 2/22/95 4 West Virginia Philadelphia, Pa. FA-’18 10/9
57 Wright, Gabe DT 6-3 309 4/3/92 3 Auburn Columbus, Ga. FA-’18 2/0

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* A. Brown played 15 games with Pittsburgh in '18; T. Brown played 16 games with New England; Burfict played 7 games with Cincinnati;
Crowell played 13 games with New York Jets; Devey played 7 games with Kansas City; Glennon played 7 games with Arizona; Good
played 2 games with Indianapolis and 4 games with Oakland; Grant played 14 games with Indianapolis; Jones last active with Pittsburgh
in '17; Joyner played 15 games with Los Angeles Rams in '18; Lawson played 14 games with Detroit in '18; Marshall played 11 games
with Denver in '18; Mauro played 12 games with New York Giants; Mayowa played 15 games with Arizona; J. Nelson played 14 games
with Arizona; Peterman played 4 games with Buffalo; Richards played 15 games with Atlanta; Riley played 16 games with New York
Giants; Williams played 16 games with Los Angeles Chargers; Willson played 14 games with Detroit.

t- Raiders traded for A. Brown (Pitt).

Players lost through free agency (2): TE Jared Cook (NO; 16 games in ’18), CB Rashaan Melvin (Det; 14).

AAlso played with Raiders in '18— CB Bené Benwikere (4 games), DE Fadol Brown (8), WR Martavis Bryant (8), DE Tank Carradine (1),
T.J. Clemmings (4), WR Amari Cooper (6) DE Kony Ealy (3), S Marcus Gilchrist (16), CB Leon Hall (10), WR Johnny Holton (1),
DE Bruce Irvin (8), LB Derrick Johnson (6), WR Brandon LaFell (6), RB Marshawn Lynch (6), QB AJ McCarron (2), K Matt McCrane (3),
DT Clinton McDonald (15), DE Damontré Moore (2), WR Jordy Nelson (15), S Reggie Nelson (11), K Mike Nugent (2),
G/T Kelechi Osemele (11), DT Brian Price (1), T Donald Penn (4), CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (7), DE Frostee Rucker (15),
OL Ian Silberman (2), DE Jacquies Smith (3)

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Abram, Johnathan S 6-0 205 10/25/96 Mississippi State Columbia, Miss. D1c
Barrett, Alex (1) DE 6-3 260 3/6/94 San Diego State Mesa, Ariz. FA
Bell, Quinton DE 6-4 253 5/9/96 Prairie View A&M Long Beach, Calif. D7
Blacknall, Saeed (1) WR 6-2 208 3/17/96 Penn State Manalapan, N.J. FA-'18
Burt, Brian WR 5-11 194 12/23/95 Fresno State East Wenatahee, Wash. FA
Butler, Paul (1) TE 6-6 252 4/26/93 California (PA) DuBois, Pa. FA-'18
Cole, A.J. P 6-4 217 11/27/95 North Carolina State College Park, Ga. FA
Coney, Te’von LB 6-1 229 6/10/97 Notre Dame Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. FA
Cotton Sr., Lester G 6-4 325 2/20/96 Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA
Crosby, Maxx DE 6-5 255 8/22/97 Eastern Michigan Colleyville, Texas D4a
Doss, Keelan WR 6-3 213 3/21/96 UC Davis Alameda, Calif. FA
Farmer, Koa LB 6-1 228 2/21/96 Penn State Lake View Terrace, Calif. FA
Ferrell, Clelin DE 6-4 267 5/17/97 Clemson Richmond, Va. D1a
Gafford, Rico (1) DB 5-10 184 5/23/96 Wyoming West Des Moines, Iowa FA-'18
Ingold, Alec FB 6-1 242 7/9/96 Wisconsin Green Bay, Wis. FA
Jacobs, Josh RB 5-10 219 2/11/98 Alabama Tulsa, Okla. D1b
James, Andre T 6-4 299 5/2/97 UCLA Herriman, Utah FA
Johnson, Isaiah CB 6-2 208 12/20/95 Houston Bryan, Texas D4b
Leavitt, Dallin (1) S 5-10 203 8/8/94 Utah State Portland, Ore. FA-'18
Mabin, Dylan CB 6-1 196 9/14/97 Fordham Macedonia, Ohio FA
McNeil, Lukayas G 6-5 310 10/13/94 Louisville Indianapolis, Ind. FA
Meander, Montrel (1) CB 6-2 215 9/20/94 Grambling State Amarillo, Texas FA-'18
Moreau, Foster TE 6-4 253 5/6/97 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. D4c
Mullen, Trayvon CB 6-2 199 9/20/97 Clemson Fort Lauderdale, Fla. D2
Nixon, Keisean CB 5-10 196 6/22/97 South Carolina Compton, Calif. FA
Ollie, Ronald DT 6-2 292 5/19/96 Nicholls State Waynesboro, Miss. FA
Renfrow, Hunter WR 5-10 184 12/21/95 Clemson Myrtle Beach, S.C. D5
Roemer, Tyler T 6-6 312 03/06/98 San Diego State Fernley, Nev. FA
Yurachek, Ryan (1) FB 6-0 240 08/27/96 Marshall Myrtle Beach, S.C. FA-'18

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regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Jon Gruden
Pro Career: Jon Gruden returned as head coach of
the Oakland Raiders on Jan. 9, 2018. The naming of
Gruden marked his return to coaching after spending
nearly a decade in broadcasting, including color ana-
lyst duties on the Monday Night Football franchise
from 2009 to 2017. Gruden compiled a 95-81 (.540)
regular season mark in 11 seasons as a head coach
with the Raiders and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
(2002-08), and a 5-4 record (.556) in postseason
contests, which includes a victory in Super Bowl
XXXVII. The youngest head coach in the NFL at age
34 upon his initial hire by Raiders Owner Al Davis in
1998, Gruden posted a 38-26 record (.594) and led
the Silver and Black to back-to-back AFC West titles
in 2000 and 2001. He guided the Raiders to an AFC
Championship Game appearance in 2000, a cam-
paign in which the Raiders set a franchise record
with 479 points. In all, Gruden-led teams have
claimed five division championships (including three
with Tampa Bay) and have recorded six seasons with
nine-or-more wins. Gruden joined ESPN in 2009 as
an analyst for Monday Night Football and earned six
Sports Emmy nominations. His 57 victories are the
most in Tampa Bay Buccaneers franchise annals.
Prior to beginning his initial tenure in Oakland, Gruden
was an offensive coordinator with the Philadelphia
Eagles (1995-97) and was an offensive assistant
with the Green Bay Packers (1992-94) and San
Francisco 49ers (1990). Career record: 104-97.
Background: Gruden played quarterback at Dayton,
earning three letters and graduated with a degree in
communications in 1985. He coached collegiately at
Tennessee (1986-87), Southeast Missouri State
(1988), Pacific (1989) and Pittsburgh (1991).
Personal: Born August 17, 1963 in Sandusky, Ohio.
Gruden and his wife, Cindy, have three sons, Deuce,
Michael and Jayson. His brother, Jay, is head coach
of the Washington Redskins and his father, Jim, is a
long-time veteran of professional, collegiate and high
school coaching and scouting. His son, Deuce,
serves as a strength and conditioning assistant for
the Raiders.
ASSISTANT COACHES
D’Anthony Batiste, strength and conditioning assis-
tant; born March 29, 1982. Offensive lineman
Louisiana-Lafayette 2000-03. Pro offensive lineman
Dallas Cowboys 2006, Carolina Panthers 2006,
Atlanta Falcons 2007-08, Washington Redskins
2008-09, Denver Broncos 2009-10, Arizona
Cardinals 2010-12, Pittsburgh Steelers 2013. Pro
coach: Joined Raiders in 2018.
Edgar Bennett, wide receivers; born Feb. 15, 1969,
Jacksonville, Fla. Running back Florida State 1987,
1989-1991. Pro running back Green Bay Packers
1992-96, Chicago Bears 1998-99. Pro coach: Green
Bay Packers 2001-17, joined Raiders in 2018.
Tim Berbenich, quality control – offense; born Dec.
19, 1979, Huntington, N.Y. Wide receiver Hamilton
College 1999-2002. No pro playing experience. Pro
coach: New York Jets 2002-05, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2006-11, Indianapolis Colts 2013-17,
joined Raiders in 2018.
Rich Bisaccia, asst. head coach/special teams
coordinator; born June 3, 1960, Yonkers, N.Y.
Defensive back Yankton College 1979-82. Pro defen-
sive back Philadelphia Stars (USFL) 1983. College
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coach: Wayne State 1983-87, South Carolina 1988-
93, Clemson 1994-98, Mississippi 1999-2001. Pro
coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002-10, San Diego
Chargers 2011-12, Dallas Cowboys 2013-17, joined
Raiders in 2018.
Brentson Buckner, defensive line; born Sept. 30,
1971, Columbus, Ga. Defensive lineman Clemson
1990-1993. Pro defensive lineman Pittsburgh
Steelers 1994-96, Cincinnati Bengals 1997, San
Francisco 49ers 1998-2000, Carolina Panthers
2001-05. Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals 2013-17,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2018, joined Raiders in
2019.
Tom Cable, offensive line; born Nov. 26, 1964,
Merced, Calif. Offensive lineman Idaho 1982-86. Pro
lineman Indianapolis Colts 1987. College coach:
Idaho 1987-88, San Diego State 1989, Cal State-
Fullerton 1990, Nevada Las-Vegas 1991, California
1992-97, Idaho 2000-03, UCLA 2004-05. Pro
coach: Atlanta Falcons 2006, Oakland Raiders 2007-
10 (head coach 2008-10), Seattle Seahawks 2011-
17, joined Raiders in 2018.
Deuce Gruden, strength and conditioning assistant;
born Jan. 19, 1994, Green Bay, Wisc. Tailback
Lafayette College 2012-15. Pro coach: Washington
Redskins 2016-17, joined Raiders in 2018.
Paul Guenther, defensive coordinator; born Nov. 22,
1971, Richboro, Pa. Linebacker Ursinus College
1990-93. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Western Maryland 1994-95, Ursinus College 1996,
1997-2001 (head coach 1997-2001), Jacksonville
1997. Pro coach: Washington Redskins 2002-03,
Cincinnati Bengals 2005-17, joined Raiders in 2018.
Nick Holz, quality control–offense; born March 26,
1984, Danville, Calif. Wide receiver Colorado 2003-
06. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Nebraska 2007, Stanford 2008-11. Pro coach:
Joined Raiders in 2012.
Lemuel Jeanpierre, asst. offensive line; born May
19, 1987, Orlando, Fla. Offensive lineman South
Carolina 2007-10. Pro offensive lineman Seattle
Seahawks 2011-15. Pro coach: Seattle Seahawks
2017, joined Raiders in 2018.
Taver Johnson, asst. defensive backs; born July 8,
1972, Cincinnati, Ohio. Defensive back Wittenberg
1990-93. No pro playing experience. Wittenberg
1994-95, Millikin 1996-98, Notre Dame 1999, Miami
(OH) 2000-03, 2005-06, Ohio State 2007-11, 2018,
Arkansas 2012-13, Purdue 2014-16, Temple 2017.
Pro coach: Cleveland Browns 2004, joined Raiders
in 2019.
David Lippincott, linebackers; born July 6, 1977,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Attended Dayton. No college or pro
playing experience. College coach: Bluffton 2000-
02, Minnesota 2003-04, Richmond 2005-07. Pro
coach: Cincinnati Bengals 2011-17, joined Raiders
in 2018.
John Morton, senior offensive assistant; Rochester,
Mich. Grand Rapids (MI) C.C. 1989-90, Western
Michigan 1991-92. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Southern California 2007-10. Pro
coach: Oakland Raiders 1998-2004, San Diego
Chargers 2005, New Orleans Saints 2006, 2015-16,
San Francisco 49ers 2011-14, New York Jets 2017,
joined re-Raiders in 2019.
A.J. Neibel, head strength and conditioning coach;
Cupertino, Calif. No college or pro playing experi-
ence. Pro coach: Oakland Raiders 2003-08, San
Francisco Giants 2009-10, Atlanta Falcons 2011-16,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2017-18, re-joined Raiders in
2019.
Greg Olson, offensive coordinator; born March 1,
1963, Richland, Wash. Quarterback Spokane Falls
(WA) J.C. 1981-82. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Washington State 1987-89, Central
Washington 1990-93, Idaho 1994-96, Purdue 1997-
2000, 2002. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers 2001,
Chicago Bears 2003, Detroit Lions 2004-05, St.
Louis Rams 2006-07, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2008-11, Jacksonville Jaguars 2012, 2015-16,
Oakland Raiders 2013-14, Los Angeles Rams 2017,
re-joined Raiders in 2018.
Jim O’Neil, senior defensive assistant; born Aug. 26,
1978, Philadelphia, Pa. Defensive end Towson 1997-
2000. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Albany 2001, Pennsylvania 2002, Northwestern
2003-04, Towson 2005, Eastern Michigan 2006-08.
Pro coach: N.Y. Jets 2009-12, Buffalo Bills 2013,
Cleveland Browns 2014-15, San Francisco 49ers
2016, joined Raiders in 2018.
Dave Razzano, director of football research; born
July 11, 1959, Roseville, Calif. No college or pro
playing experience. Pro scout San Francisco 49ers
1988-92, St. Louis Rams 1992-2006, Arizona
Cardinals 2006-09, Indianapolis Colts 2010-17,
joined Raiders in 2018.
Rick Slate, strength and conditioning assistant; born
Feb. 13, 1966, St. Augustine, Fla. Attended Florida
State. No college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Florida State 1987-92. Pro coach: Florida
Marlins 1992-2001, New York Mets 2003-10,
Atlanta Braves 2011-17, joined Raiders in 2018.
Frank Smith, tight ends; born Feb. 21, 1981,
Milwaukee, Wisc. Offensive lineman Miami (OH)
1999-2003. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Miami (OH) 2004-05, Butler 2006-09. Pro
coach: New Orleans Saints 2010-14, Chicago Bears
2015-17, joined Raiders in 2018.
Travis Smith, quality control–defense; born Dec. 10,
1985, Walnut Creek, Calif. Linebacker Cal Poly 2006-
09. No pro playing experience. College coach: Santa
Monica (CA.) J.C. 2010, Colorado 2011. Pro coach:
Joined Raiders in 2012.
Byron Storer, asst. special teams; born May 1,
1984, Modesto, Calif. Fullback California 2002-06.
Pro fullback Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2007-09. Pro
coach Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2009-2011, San
Diego Chargers 2012-13, joined Raiders in 2018.
Mike Trgovac, defensive line; born Feb. 27, 1959,
Youngstown, Ohio. Defensive lineman Michigan
1977-1980. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Michigan 1984-85, Ball State 1986-88, Navy
1989, Colorado State 1990-91, Notre Dame 1992-
94. Pro coach: Philadelphia Eagles 1995-98, Green
Bay Packers 1999, Washington Redskins 2000-01,
Carolina Panthers 2002-08, Green Bay Packers
2009-17, joined Raiders in 2018.
Kirby Wilson, running backs; Los Angeles, Calif.
Running back/wide receiver Pasadena (CA) C.C.
1979-80, Illinois 1980-81. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Pasadena (CA) C.C. 1985, Los
Angeles Southwest (CA) C.C. 1989-90, Southern
Illinois 1991-92, Wyoming 1993-94, Iowa State
1995-96, Southern California 2001. Pro coach: New
England Patriots 1997-99, Washington Redskins
2000, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002-03, Arizona
Cardinals 2004-06, 2018, Pittsburgh Steelers 2007-
13, Minnesota Vikings 2014-15, Cleveland Browns
2016-17, joined Raiders in 2019.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
President: Arthur J. Rooney II Pittsburgh Pirates 1933-39
Vice President: Arthur J. Rooney Jr. (664-583-22)
Vice President & General Manager: Records include postseason games
Kevin Colbert 1933 Forrest (Jap) Douds ..........3-6-2
Vice President of Football & Business 1934 Luby DiMelio ...................2-10-0
Administration: Omar Khan 1935-36 Joe Bach.......................10-14-0
Vice President of Technology: 1937-39 Johnny (Blood) McNally* ..6-19-0
Scott Phelps 1939-40 Walt Kiesling ...................3-13-3
Vice President of Finance: Bob Tyler 1941 Bert Bell** ........................0-2-0
Vice President of Stadium Operations & Aldo (Buff) Donelli*** .......0-5-0
Management: Jim Sacco 1941-44 Walt Kiesling**** .........13-20-2
Vice President of Sales & Marketing: 1945 Jim Leonard ......................2-8-0
Ryan Huzjak 1946-47 Jock Sutherland.............13-10-1
Director of Communications: Burt Lauten 1948-51 Johnny Michelosen .......20-26-2
American Football Conference Director of Video & Facilities: 1952-53 Joe Bach.......................11-13-0
North Division Bob McCartney 1954-56 Walt Kiesling .................14-22-0
Team Colors: Black and Gold Director of Ticketing: Ben Lentz 1957-64 Raymond (Buddy) Parker .51-47-6
3400 South Water Street Player Personnel Coordinator: 1965 Mike Nixon ......................2-12-0
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15203 Dan Rooney Jr. 1966-68 Bill Austin......................11-28-3
Telephone: (412) 432-7800 College Scouting Coordinator: 1969-91 Chuck Noll ................209-156-1
Phil Kreidler 1992-2006 Bill Cowher..................161-99-1
2019 SCHEDULE Pro Scouting Coordinator: Brandon Hunt 2007-18 Mike Tomlin.................133-73-1
PRESEASON Head Athletic Trainer: John Norwig *Released after three games in 1939
Aug. 9 Tampa Bay.........................7:30 Director of Marketing & Events: **Resigned after two games in 1941
Aug. 17 Kansas City .......................7:30 ***Released after five games in 1941
Rick Giugliano
Aug. 25 at Tennessee ......................8:00 ****Co-coach with Earle (Greasy) Neale in
Director of Corporate Partnerships & Philadelphia-Pittsburgh merger in 1943 and
Aug. 29 at Carolina..........................7:00 Activation: A.J. Poole with Phil Handler in Chicago Cardinals-
Director of Content: Reagan Berube Pittsburgh merger in 1944
REGULAR SEASON Director of Steelers Nation Unite:
Sep. 8 at New England ..................8:20 Suzanne Guzzo PAID ATTENDANCE
Sep. 15 Seattle...............................1:00 Director of Facility Operations: Joe Simon Home 532,816 Away 508,897
Sep. 22 at San Francisco.................4:25 Director of Stadium Event Operations: Total 1,041,713
Sep. 30 Cincinnati (Mon)................8:15 Rob Thompson Single-game home record,
Oct. 6 Baltimore...........................1:00 Director of Club Events & Operations: 67,401 (11/13/16)
Oct. 13 at Los Angeles Chargers...*8:20 Cayce Little Pastoor Single-season home record,
Oct. 20 BYE
Director of Guest Experience: 532,816 (2018)
Oct. 28 Miami (Mon)......................8:15
Travis Baker
Nov. 3 Indianapolis.......................1:00
Director of Stadium Security: 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Nov. 10 Los Angeles Rams.............4:25
Nov. 14 at Cleveland (Thu) ..............8:20 Tim Williams Round Name Pos. College
Nov. 24 at Cincinnati .......................1:00 Director of Community Relations: 1 Devin Bush LB Michigan
Dec. 1 Cleveland ..........................4:25 Blayre Holmes 3 Diontae Johnson WR Toledo
Dec. 8 at Arizona...........................4:25 Director of Merchandising and Justin Layne DB Michigan St.
Dec. 15 Buffalo...............................1:00 eCommerce: John Wolfe 4 Benny Snell Jr. RB Kentucky
Dec. 22 at New York Jets ................1:00 Director of Ticket & Premium Seating Zach Gentry TE Michigan
Dec. 29 at Baltimore........................1:00 Sales & Retention: 6 Sutton Smith LB Northern Illinois
* All times ET; Sunday night games in Kristen Lewandowski Isaiah Buggs DE Alabama
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Ulysses Gilbert LB Akron
7 Derwin Gray T Maryland
Stadium: Heinz Field (opened in 2001)
•Capacity: 68,400
100 Art Rooney Avenue
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15212
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Training Camp: Saint Vincent College
Latrobe, PA 15650
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Roethlisberger 675 452 5129 67.0 34 16 24/166 96.5
08/09 W 31-14 at Philadelphia Dobbs 12 6 43 50.0 0 1 0/0 24.0
08/16 L 34-51 at Green Bay Boswell 1 1 2 100.0 1 0 0/0 118.8
08/25 W 16-6 Tennessee Brown 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/30 W 39-24 Carolina Steelers 689 459 5174 66.6 35 17 24/166 95.5
Opponents 566 362 4044 64.0 27 8 52/347 95.2
REGULAR SEASON (9-6-1)
Date Result Opponent TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/09 T 21-21 at Cleveland (OT) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Haden 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/16 L 37-42 Kansas City Brown 0 15 0 0/0 0/0 0 90 Te. Edmunds 1 35 35.0 35 0
09/24 W 30-27 at Tampa Bay Boswell 0 0 0 43/48 13/20 0 82 Davis 1 27 27.0 27 0
09/30 L 14-26 Baltimore Conner 12 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 82 Williams 1 17 17.0 17t 1
10/07 W 41-17 Atlanta Smith-Schuster 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 44 Dupree 1 10 10.0 10t 1
10/14 W 28-21 at Cincinnati McDonald 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Hilton 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/28 W 33-18 Cleveland Roethlisberger 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Sutton 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/04 W 23-16 at Baltimore Samuels 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Steelers 8 89 11.1 35 2
11/08 W 52-21 Carolina James 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 17 147 8.6 58t 1
11/18 W 20-16 at Jacksonville McCrane 0 0 0 1/1 3/3 0 10
11/25 L 17-24 at Denver Dupree 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/02 L 30-33 L.A. Chargers Fort 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Berry 63 2753 43.7 28 69
12/09 L 21-24 at Oakland Ridley 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Roethlisberger 1 27 27.0 0 27
12/16 W 17-10 New England Switzer 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Steelers 64 2780 43.4 28 69
12/23 L 28-31 at New Orleans Villanueva 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 82 3610 44.0 28 64
12/30 W 16-13 Cincinnati Washington 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
(OT) Overtime Williams 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
Burns 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
SCORE BY PERIODS Rogers 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 2 Switzer 30 26 252 8.4 23 0
Steelers 70 166 101 91 0 — 428 Steelers 16 35 3 44/49 16/23 2 428 Samuels 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Opponents 96 69 72 123 0 — 360 Opponents 13 27 2 38/39 22/26 0 360 Steelers 31 26 252 8.1 23 0
2-Pt Conv: Conner 2, Rogers, Smith-Schuster. Opponents 17 25 245 14.4 73t 1
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Steelers 4-5, Opponents 2-3.
Steelers Opp. KICKOFF
Total First Downs 378 317 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 88 84 Conner 215 973 4.5 30 12 Switzer 30 607 20.2 35 0
Passing 251 200 Samuels 56 256 4.6 25 0 Nix 1 12 12.0 12 0
Penalty 39 33 Roethlisberger 31 98 3.2 18 3 Samuels 1 0 0.0 0 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 88/198 72/197 Ridley 29 80 2.8 12 1 Steelers 32 619 19.3 35 0
3rd Down Pct. 44.4 36.5 Switzer 6 21 3.5 8 0 Opponents 35 727 20.8 51 0
4th Down: Made/Att 9/14 7/13 Smith-Schuster 1 13 13.0 13 0
4th Down Pct. 64.3 53.8 Dobbs 4 11 2.8 10 0 FIELD
Possession Avg. 30:41 29:19 Nix 1 4 4.0 4 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Net Yards 6453 5235 Rogers 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0 Boswell 0/0 3/3 4/6 5/10 1/1
Avg. Per Game 403.3 327.2 Heyward-Bey 1 -7 -7.0 -7 0 McCrane 0/0 0/0 2/2 1/1 0/0
Total Plays 1058 987 Steelers 345 1445 4.2 30 16 Steelers 0/0 3/3 6/8 6/11 1/1
Avg. Per Play 6.1 5.3 Opponents 369 1538 4.2 51 13 Opponents 0/0 6/6 6/6 10/12 0/2
Net Yards Rushing 1445 1538
Avg. Per Game 90.3 96.1 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD SACKS No.
Total Rushes 345 369 Smith-Schuster 111 1426 12.8 97t 7 Watt 13.0
Net Yards Passing 5008 3697 Brown 104 1297 12.5 78t 15 Heyward 8.0
Avg. Per Game 313.0 231.1 Conner 55 497 9.0 29 1 Hargrave 6.5
Sacked/Yards Lost 24/166 52/347 McDonald 50 610 12.2 75t 4 Dupree 5.5
Gross Yards 5174 4044 Switzer 36 253 7.0 24 1 Tuitt 5.5
Att./Completions 689/459 566/362 James 30 423 14.1 51 2 Williams 4.5
Completion Pct. 66.6 64.0 Samuels 26 199 7.7 23 3 Bostic 2.5
Had Intercepted 17 8 Washington 16 217 13.6 47 1 Chickillo 1.5
Punts/Average 64/43.4 82/44.0 Rogers 12 79 6.6 17 0 Te. Edmunds 1.0
Net Punting Avg. 64/38.4 82/39.5 Grimble 6 86 14.3 23 0 Fort 1.0
Penalties/Yards 111/1026 136/1170 Nix 4 38 9.5 19 0 Hilton 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 21/9 16/7 Hunter 3 21 7.0 12 0 McCullers 1.0
Touchdowns 54 42 Ridley 3 18 6.0 10 0 (group) 1.0
Rushing 16 13 Heyward-Bey 1 9 9.0 9 0 Steelers 52.0
Passing 35 27 Villanueva 1 2 2.0 2t 1 Opponents 24.0
Returns 3 2 Roethlisberger 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0
Steelers 459 5174 11.3 97t 35
Opponents 362 4044 11.2 71 27

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Franco Harris, 1972-83 ....................................................................11,950
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Ben Roethlisberger, 2004-18 ............................................................56,194
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Ben Roethlisberger, 2004-18 .................................................................363
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Hines Ward, 1998-2011 .....................................................................1,000
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Hines Ward, 1998-2011...................................................................12,083
Interceptions ...................................................................Mel Blount, 1970-83 ...............................................................................57
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Bobby Joe Green, 1960-61 ..................................................................45.7
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Bobby Gage, 1949-50..........................................................................14.9
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Lynn Chandnois, 1950-56....................................................................29.6
Field Goals ......................................................................Gary Anderson, 1982-94.......................................................................309
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Franco Harris, 1972-83 .........................................................................100
Points..............................................................................Gary Anderson, 1982-94....................................................................1,343
*Sacks............................................................................James Harrison, 2002-12, 2014-17 .....................................................80.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Barry Foster, 1992..............................................................................1,690
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Ben Roethlisberger, 2018 ...................................................................5,129
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Ben Roethlisberger, 2018 ........................................................................34
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Antonio Brown, 2015 ............................................................................136
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Antonio Brown, 2015 .........................................................................1,834
Interceptions ...................................................................Mel Blount, 1975.....................................................................................11
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Bobby Joe Green, 1961........................................................................47.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Bobby Gage, 1949 ...............................................................................16.0
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Lynn Chandnois, 1952 .........................................................................35.2
Field Goals ......................................................................Chris Boswell, 2017 ................................................................................35
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Willie Parker, 2006 ..................................................................................16
Points..............................................................................Chris Boswell, 2017 ..............................................................................142
*Sacks............................................................................James Harrison, 2008..........................................................................16.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Le’Veon Bell, 12-11-16 .........................................................................236
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Ben Roethlisberger, 10-26-14................................................................522
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Ben Roethlisberger, 10-26-14, 11-2-14 .....................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Antonio Brown, 11-8-15..........................................................................17
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Antonio Brown, 11-8-15........................................................................284
Interceptions ...................................................................Jack Butler, 12-13-53............................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Gary Anderson, 10-23-88 .........................................................................6
Jeff Reed, 12-1-02....................................................................................6
Chris Boswell, 12-18-16 ...........................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Ray Mathews, 10-17-54 ...........................................................................4
Roy Jefferson, 11-3-68 .............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Ray Mathews, 10-17-54 .........................................................................24
Roy Jefferson, 11-3-68 ...........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Chad Brown, 10-13-96 ..........................................................................4.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
27 Allen, Marcus S 6-2 215 8/7/96 2 Penn State Silver Spring, Md. D5a-’18 2/0
94 Alualu, Tyson DE 6-3 304 5/12/87 10 California Honolulu, Hawaii UFA(Jax)-’17 15/2
72 Banner, Zach T 6-8 360 12/25/93 2 Southern California Lakewood, Wash. FA-’18 0*
26 Barron, Mark LB 6-2 230 10/27/89 8 Alabama Mobile, Ala. FA-’19 12/12*
31 #Berhe, Nat S 5-11 195 7/6/91 6 San Diego State Fontana, Calif. FA-’18 4/0
4 Berry, Jordan P 6-5 195 3/18/91 5 Eastern Kentucky Melbourne, Victoria, Australia FA-’15 16/16
9 Boswell, Chris K 6-2 185 3/16/91 5 Rice Fort Worth, Texas FA-’15 15/15
25 Burns, Artie CB 6-0 197 5/1/95 4 Miami Miami, Fla. D1-’16 16/6
57 Canaday, Kameron LS 6-4 245 8/20/92 4 Portland State Eugene, Ore. FA-’17 16/16
56 Chickillo, Anthony LB 6-3 255 12/10/92 5 Miami Tampa, Fla. D6b-’15 16/0
30 Conner, James RB 6-1 233 5/5/95 3 Pittsburgh Erie, Pa. D3b-’17 13/12
37 Dangerfield, Jordan S 5-11 199 12/25/90 3 Towson Elmont, N.Y. FA-’15 16/1
21 Davis, Sean S 6-1 202 10/23/93 4 Maryland Washington, D.C. D2-’16 15/15
66 DeCastro, David G 6-5 316 1/11/90 8 Stanford Bellevue, Wash. D1-’12 14/14
5 Dobbs, Joshua QB 6-3 216 1/26/95 2 Tennessee Alpharetta, Ga. D4-’17 5/0
48 Dupree, Bud LB 6-4 269 2/12/93 5 Kentucky Macon, Ga. D1-’15 16/15
34 Edmunds, Terrell S 6-1 217 1/20/97 2 Virgina Tech Danville, Va. D1-’18 16/15
33O Edmunds, Trey RB 6-2 223 12/30/94 3 Maryland Danville, Va. FA-’18 4/0
71 Feiler, Matt T 6-6 330 7/7/92 3 Bloomsburg (PA) Strasburg, Pa. FA-’16 11/10
67 Finney, B.J. C/G 6-4 318 10/26/91 4 Kansas State Wichita, Kan. FA-’15 16/2
73 Foster, Ramon G 6-5 328 1/7/86 11 Tennessee Henning, Tenn. FA-’09 16/16
85 Grimble, Xavier TE 6-4 261 9/22/92 4 Southern California Las Vegas, Nev. FA-’15 16/2
23 Haden, Joe CB 5-11 195 4/14/89 10 Florida Fort Washington, Md. FA-’17 15/15
79 Hargrave, Javon NT 6-2 305 2/7/93 4 South Carolina State Salisbury, N.C. D3-’16 16/14
65 Hawkins, Jerald T 6-6 305 10/16/93 2 Louisiana State Baldwin, La. D4-’16 0*
97 Heyward, Cameron DT 6-5 295 5/6/89 9 Ohio State Pittsburgh, Pa. D1-’11 16/16
88 #Heyward-Bey, Darrius WR 6-2 210 2/26/87 11 Maryland Silver Spring, Md. UFA(Ind)-’14 14/2
28 Hilton, Mike CB 5-9 184 3/9/94 3 Mississippi Fayetteville, Ga. FA-’16 15/2
11 #Hunter, Justin WR 6-4 203 5/20/91 7 Tennessee Virginia Beach, Va. UFA(Buff)-’17 5/0
44 Matakevich, Tyler LB 6-1 235 12/22/92 4 Temple Stratford, Conn. D7b-’16 16/1
3 McCrane, Matt K 5-10 165 9/8/94 2 Kansas State Brownwood, Texas FA-’18 5/0*
93 McCullers, Daniel DT 6-7 352 8/11/92 6 Tennessee Raleigh, N.C. D6b-’14 15/1
89 McDonald, Vance TE 6-4 267 6/13/90 7 Rice Winnie, Texas T(SF)-’17 15/14
11 Moncrief, Donte WR 6-2 216 8/6/93 6 Mississippi Raleigh, Miss. FA-’19 16/14*
22 Nelson, Steve CB 5-11 194 1/22/93 5 Orgeon State Warner Robins, Ga. FA-’19 16/16*
45 Nix, Roosevelt FB 5-11 248 3/30/92 5 Kent State Reynoldsburg, Ohio FA-’15 16/0
76 Okorafor, Chukwuma OL 6-6 320 8/8/97 2 Western Michigan Southfield, Mich. D3b-’18 13/3
53 Pouncey, Maurkice C 6-4 304 7/24/89 8 Florida Lakeland, Fla. D1-’10 16/16
22 Ridley, Stevan# RB 5-11 220 1/27/89 7 Louisiana State Natchez, Miss. FA-’17 10/0
7 Roethlisberger, Ben QB 6-5 240 3/2/82 16 Miami (OH) Findlay, Ohio D1-’04 16/16
17 Rogers, Eli WR 5-10 187 12/23/92 4 Louisville Miami, Fla. FA-’15 3/3
38 Samuels, Jaylen RB 6-0 225 7/29/96 2 North Carolina State Charlotte, N.C. D5b-’18 14/3
24 #Sensabaugh, Coty CB 5-11 187 11/15/88 8 Clemson Kingsport, Tenn. UFA(NYG)-’17 15/10
19 Smith-Schuster, JuJu WR 6-1 215 11/22/96 3 Southern California Long Beach, Calif. D2-’17 16/13
20 Sutton, Cameron CB 5-11 188 2/27/95 3 Tennessee Jonesboro, Ga. D3a-’17 15/1
10 Switzer, Ryan WR 5-8 185 11/4/94 3 North Carolina Charleston, W. Va. T(Oak)-’18 16/1
91 Tuitt, Stephon DE 6-6 303 5/23/93 6 Notre Dame Miami, Fla. D2-’14 14/14
78 Villanueva, Alejandro T 6-9 320 9/22/88 5 Army Meridian, Miss. FA-’14 16/16
96 #Walton, L.T. DE 6-5 305 3/31/92 5 Central Michigan Clinton Township, Mich. D6a-’15 4/0
13 Washington, James WR 5-11 213 4/2/96 2 Oklahoma State Stamford, Texas D2-’18 14/6
90 Watt, T.J. LB 6-4 252 10/11/94 3 Wisconsin Pewaukee, Wisc. D1-’17 16/16
98 Williams, Vince LB 6-1 233 12/27/89 7 Florida State Davenport, Fla. D6b-’13 14/14

* Banner did not play in 1 game and was inactive for 15 games: Barron played 12 games with Los Angeles Rams in ’18; Hawkins missed
’18 season because of injury; McCrane played 3 games with Oakland, 1 game with Arizona, and 1 game with Pittsburgh; Moncrief
played 16 games with Jacksonville; Nelson played 16 games with Kansas City.

Traded—WR Antonio Brown (15 games in ’18) to Oakland; T Marcus Gilbert (5) to Arizona.

# Unrestricted Free Agent; subject to developments.

Players lost through free agency (2): LB L.J. Fort (Phil; 15 games in '18), TE Jesse James (Det; 16).

Also played with Steelers in ’18—LB Jon Bostic (16), S Morgan Burnett (11), LB Matthew Thomas (10).

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Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Adeniyi, Olasunkanmi (1) LB 6-1 248 9/12/97 Toledo Houston, Texas FA-'18
Allen, Brian (1) CB 6-3 215 10/21/93 Utah La Marque, Texas D5-'17
Askew-Henry, Dravon S 6-0 202 10/24/95 West Virginia Aliquippa, Pa. FA
Berryman, Ian P 6-0 200 6/1/96 Western Carolina Marietta, Ga. FA
Branch, Marcelis (1) CB 5-11 180 1/19/94 Robert Morris Homestead, Fla. FA
Brumfield, Garrett G 6-4 302 6/23/96 Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La. FA
Buggs, Isaiah DE 6-3 295 8/24/96 Alabama Ruston, La. D6b
Bush, Devin LB 5-11 234 7/18/98 Michigan Pembroke Pines, Fla. D1
Craig, Winston (1) DT 6-4 291 7/25/95 Richmond Greensboro, N.C. AAF
Gentry, Zach TE 6-8 265 9/10/96 Michigan Albuquerque, N. M. D5
Gilbert III, Ulysees LB 6-0 230 8/9/97 Akron Ocala, Fla. D6c
Gilmore, Greg DT 6-4 311 11/28/94 Louisiana State New Bern, N.C. FA-'18
Gray, Derwin OT 6-4 320 5/10/95 Maryland Washington, D.C. D7
Griffey, Trey (1) WR 6-3 192 1/19/94 Arizona Orlando, Fla. W(Mia)-'18
Hassenauer, J.C. C 6-2 295 9/1/94 Alabama Woodbury, Minn. AAF
Hodges, Devlin QB 6-1 210 4/12/96 Samford Kimberly, Ala. FA
Hooks, Lavon (1) DE 6-3 312 1/23/92 Mississippi Atlanta, Ga. FA-'17
Johnson, Diontae WR 5-10 183 7/5/96 Toldeo Ruskin, Fla. D3a
Johnson, Fred G 6-7 326 6/5/97 Florida West Palm Beach, Fla FA
Jones, JT (1) LB 6-3 245 11/12/93 Miami (OH) Macon, Ga. FA
Jones, Tevin (1) WR 6-2 225 12/26/92 Memphis Amory, Miss. W(KC)-'18
Kelly, Kameron (1) DB 6-2 205 8/19/96 San Diego State Murphy, Texas AAF
Layne, Justin CB 6-2 192 1/12/98 Michigan State Cleveland, Ohio D3b
Locke, P.J. S 5-10 202 2/12/97 Texas Beaumont, Texas FA
McMillan, Travon RB 6-0 209 2/5/96 Colorado Woodbridge, Va. FA
Mondeaux, Henry (1) DE 6-4 280 9/19/95 Oregon Portland, Ore. FA
Morris, Patrick (1) C 6-3 300 2/13/95 Texas Christian Denton, Texas FA-'18
Myres, Alexander CB 5-11 192 4/20/96 Houston Houston, Texas FA
Prince, Damian OT 6-3 320 4/16/96 Maryland Washington, D.C. FA
Rader, Kevin (1) TE 6-4 250 4/26/94 Youngstown State Pittsburgh, Pa. FA
Rudolph, Mason (1) QB 6-5 235 7/17/95 Oklahoma State Rock Hill, S.C. D3a-'18
Sayles, Casey (1) DT 6-3 289 9/4/95 Ohio Omaha, Neb. AAF
Scales, Tegray (1) LB 6-0 227 5/10/96 Indiana Cincinnati, Ohio FA
Scotland-Williamson, Christian (1) TE 6-9 274 7/5/93 Loughborough University Waltham Forest, London IPP
Sheehy, Conor (1) DE 6-4 295 7/24/96 Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisc. FA
Skipper, Tuzar LB 6-3 246 6/5/95 Toledo Norwich, Conn. FA
Smith, Sutton LB 6-0 233 3/22/96 Northern Iillinois Piano, Texas D6a
Snell Jr, Benny RB 5-10 224 2/27/98 Kentucky Columbus, Ohio D4
Spencer, Diontae (1) WR 5-8 163 3/19/92 McNeese State New Iberia, La. CFL
Spillane, Robert (1) LB 6-1 229 12/14/95 Western Michigan Oak Park, Ill. FA
Waters, Herb (1) CB 6-2 194 11/10/92 Miami Homestead, Fla. FA-'18
Webb, Ralph (1) RB 5-10 200 11/21/94 Vanderbilt Gainesville, Fla. FA-'18
Williams, Malik (1) RB 6-3 221 6/20/96 Louisville Wilson, N.C. FA
Wood, Trevor TE/LS 6-6 265 1/25/96 Texas A&M Scottsdale, AZ FA
Wright, Matthew K 6-0 179 3/22/96 Central Flordia Lancaster, Pa. FA

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Mike Tomlin
Pro Career: Named the sixteenth head
coach in Steelers history when he
replaced Bill Cowher on January 22,
2007. Became the youngest coach (36
years, 323 days) in NFL history to win a
Super Bowl when the Steelers defeated
the Arizona Cardinals, 27-23, in Super
Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009. Tomlin
reached the playoffs four times in his first
five seasons and he is the only coach in
Steelers’ history to win division titles each
of his first two seasons. In 2017, Tomlin
guided the Steelers to the AFC North divi-
sion title for the sixth time in his 11-year
reign. Pittsburgh has reached the post-
season eight times under Tomlin’s leader-
ship, including each of the past four sea-
sons. In 2010 Tomlin’s club won its third
division title in in a four-year span. In
2008, Tomlin directed the Steelers to a
12-4 record, winning his second-consec-
utive AFC North title. That season culmi-
nated with a Super Bowl triumph, making
Tomlin one of only seven coaches in
league history to win a Super Bowl within
his first two seasons as an NFL head
coach. In his first season, Tomlin guided
the Steelers to a 10-6 record and their first
AFC North title since 2004. Tomlin was
the Minnesota Vikings defensive coordi-
nator in 2006 after spending the previous
five seasons (2001-05) as defensive
backs coach for the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers. Tomlin coached one of the
top defensive backfields in the NFL for the
Buccaneers, culminating with its perfor-
mance in Super Bowl XXXVII. The sec-
ondary recorded four interceptions,
returning two for touchdowns to help
Tampa Bay capture the franchise's first
Super Bowl title. Tomlin served two sea-
sons as the defensive backs coach at the
University of Cincinnati (1999-2000)
before going to Tampa Bay. Prior to joining
the Cincinnati staff, Tomlin had a short
stint on the coaching staff at Tennessee-
Martin and then spent two seasons at
Arkansas State. Tomlin spent the 1996
season as a graduate assistant at
Memphis. Tomlin began his coaching
career in 1995 as wide receivers coach at
Virginia Military Institute. Career record:
133-73-1.
Background: Was a three-year starter at
wide receiver at William & Mary (1990-
94) and finished his career with 101
receptions for 2,046 yards and a school-
record 20 touchdown receptions. A first-
team All-Yankee Conference selection in
1994, he established a school record with
a 20.2 yards per catch average.
Graduated in 1994 with a degree in soci-
ology.
Personal: Born in Hampton, Va., on
March 15, 1972. He and his wife, Kiya,
have two sons, Dino and Mason, and a
daughter Harlyn Quinn.
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ASSISTANT COACHES
Teryl Austin, senior defensive assis-
tant/secondary; born March 3, 1965,
Sharon, Pa. Safety, Pittsburgh 1984-87.
Pro defensive back Montreal Machine
(WLAF) 1991. College coach: Penn State
1991-92, Wake Forest 1993-95,
Syracuse 1996-98, Michigan 1999-2002,
Florida 2010. Pro coach: Seattle
Seahawks 2003-06, Arizona Cardinals
2007-09, Baltimore Ravens 2011-13,
Detroit Lions 2014-17, Cincinnati Bengals
2018, joined Steelers in 2019.
Tom Bradley, defensive backs; born July
12, 1956, Johnstown, Pa. Defensive back
Penn State 1975-78. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Penn State 1979-
2011, West Virginia 2014, UCLA 2015-
17. Pro coach: Joined Steelers in 2018.
Keith Butler, defensive coordinator; born
May 16, 1956, Anniston, Ala. Linebacker
Memphis 1974-77. Pro linebacker Seattle
Seahawks 1978-87. College coach:
Memphis 1990-97, Arkansas State 1998.
Pro coach: Cleveland Browns 1999-2002,
joined Steelers in 2003.
James Daniel, tight ends; born January
17, 1953, Wetumpka, Ala. Guard Alabama
State 1970-73. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Auburn 1981-92.
Pro coach: New York Giants 1993-96,
Atlanta Falcons 1997-2003, joined
Steelers in 2004.
Darryl Drake, wide receivers; born
December 11, 1956, Louisville, Ky. Wide
receiver Western Kentucky 1975, 1977-
78. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Western Kentucky 1983-91,
Georgia 1992-96, Baylor 1997, Texas
1998-2003. Pro coach: Chicago Bears
2004-12, Arizona Cardinals 2013-17,
joined Steelers in 2018.
Karl Dunbar, defensive line; born May 18,
1967, Opelousas, La. Defensive line
Louisiana State 1986-89. Pro defensive
end New Orleans Saints 1993, Arizona
Cardinals 1994-95. College coach:
Nicholls State 1998-99, Louisiana State
2000-01, 2005, Oklahoma State 2002-
03, Alabama 2016-17. Pro coach:
Chicago Bears 2004, Minnesota Vikings
2006-11, New York Jets 2012-14, Buffalo
Bills 2015, joined Steelers in 2018.
Eddie Faulkner, running backs; born
October 20, 1977, Muncie, Ind. Running
back, Wisconsin 1996-2000. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Anderson
2002, Ball State 2003-2010, Northern
Illinois 2011, Wisconsin 2012, North
Carolina State 2013-18. Pro coach:
Joined Steelers in 2019.
Randy Fichtner, offensive coordina-
tor/quarterbacks; born November 7,
1963, Cleveland, Ohio. Defensive back
Purdue 1982-85. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Michigan 1986-87,
Southern California 1988, Nevada-Las
Vegas 1989, Memphis 1990-93, Purdue
1994-96, Arkansas State 1997-2000,
Memphis 2001-06. Pro coach: Joined
Steelers in 2007.
Adrian Klemm, asst. offensive line; born
May 21, 1977, Los Angeles, Calif.
Offensive line, Hawaii 1996-99. Pro offen-
sive lineman New England Patriots 2000-
04, Green Bay Packers 2005. College
coach: Southern Methodist 2008-11,
UCLA 2012-16. Pro coach: Joined
Steelers in 2019.
John Mitchell, asst. head coach; born
October 14, 1951, Mobile, Ala. Defensive
end Eastern Arizona J.C. 1969-70,
Alabama 1971-72. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Alabama 1973-76,
Arkansas 1977-82, Temple 1986,
Louisiana State 1987-90. Pro coach:
Birmingham Stallions (USFL) 1983-85,
Cleveland Browns 1991-93, joined
Steelers in 1994.
Jerry Olsavsky, inside linebackers; born
March 29, 1967, Youngstown, Ohio.
Linebacker Pittsburgh 1985-88. Pro line-
backer Pittsburgh Steelers 1989-97,
Baltimore Ravens 1998. College coach:
Duquesne 2001, North Carolina 2002,
Youngstown State 2003-09. Pro coach:
Joined Steelers in 2010.
Shaun Sarrett, offensive line; born
December, 24, 1978, Beckley, W.Va.
Offensive line, Kent State 2001-03. No pro
playing experience. College coach:
Marshall 2005-07, Duke 2008-2011. Pro
coach: Joined Steelers in 2012.
Danny Smith, special teams; born
September 7, 1953, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Defensive back Edinboro State 1971-75.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Edinboro State 1976, Clemson 1979,
William & Mary 1980-83, The Citadel
1984-86, Georgia Tech 1987-94. Pro
coach: Philadelphia Eagles 1995-98,
Detroit Lions 1999-2000, Buffalo Bills
2001-03, Washington Redskins 2004-12,
joined Steelers in 2013.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Controlling Owner and Co-Chairman, Houston Oilers 1960-1996
Board of Directors: (446-483-6)
Amy Adams Strunk Records include postseason games
Co-Chairman, Board of Directors: 1960-61 Lou Rymkus* .......... .....12-7-1
Susie Adams Smith 1961 Wally Lemm ............ .....10-0-0
Board of Directors: Kenneth S. Adams, IV 1962-63 Frank (Pop) Ivy ....... ....17-12-0
Barclay Adams 1964 Sammy Baugh...............4-10-0
Susan Lewis 1965 Hugh Taylor ............ ......4-10-0
1966-70 Wally Lemm ... ............28-40-4
President/CEO: Steve Underwood 1971 Ed Hughes.......................4-9-1
E.V.P./General Manager: Jon Robinson 1972-73 Bill Peterson** ....... ......1-18-0
Senior V.P./CFO: Jenneen Kaufman 1973-74 Sid Gillman....................8-15-0
Senior V.P./Chief Revenue Officer: 1975-80 O.A. (Bum) Phillips .... .59-38-0
Stuart Spears 1981-83 Ed Biles***........... ........8-23-0
American Football Conference 1983 Chuck Studley ............ ....2-8-0
South Division V.P./Brand, Marketing & Communication: 1984-85 Hugh Campbell****.. ....8-22-0
Team Colors: Navy, Titans Blue, Red, Gil Beverly 1985-89 Jerry Glanville..............35-35-0
Silver V.P./Player Personnel: Ryan Cowden 1990-94 Jack Pardee#..............44-35-0
460 Great Circle Road V.P./Ticketing: Brooke Ellenberger 1994-2010 Jeff Fisher................147-126-0
Nashville, Tennessee 37228 V.P./Facilities and Game Day Operations: 2011-13 Mike Munchak ......... ...22-26-0
Telephone: (615) 565-4000 Bob Flynn 2014-15 Ken Whisenhunt## ......3-20-0
V.P./Football Administration: Vin Marino 2015-17 Mike Mularkey .............21-22-0
2019 SCHEDULE V.P./General Counsel: Burke Nihill 2018 Mike Vrabel .....................9-7-0
PRESEASON V.P./Marketing and Broadcast & Digital *Released after five games in 1961
Aug. 8 at Philadelphia............. .......6:30 Rights: Ralph Ockenfels **Released after five games in 1973
Aug. 17 New England ......... .......... 6:00 ***Resigned after six games in 1983
Aug. 25 Pittsburgh..........................7:00 ****Released after 14 games in 1985
Director of Pro Scouting: Brian Gardner #Released after 10 games in 1994
Aug. 29 at Chicago..........................7:00 Director of College Scouting: Jon Salge ##Released after seven games in 2015
Asst. Director of Pro Scouting:
REGULAR SEASON Kevin Turks PAID ATTENDANCE
Sep. 8 at Cleveland .....................12:00 Pro Scout: Brandon Taylor Home 499.149 Away 548,718
Sep. 15 Indianapolis.....................12:00 National Scout: Dale Thompson Total 1,047,867
Sep. 19 at Jacksonville (Thu) ..........7:20 National Scout: Mike Boni
Sep. 29 at Atlanta..........................12:00 Single-game home record,
College Scouts: Casey Callahan, 69,149, many times (last: 12/18/05)
Oct. 6 Buffalo.............................12:00 Patrick Callaway, T.J. Earley,
Oct. 13 at Denver............................3:25 Single-season home record,
Tom Roth, Wes Slay 553,192 (2005)
Oct. 20 Los Angeles Chargers .......3:05
Director of Player Engagement:
Oct. 27 Tampa Bay.......................12:00
Chic Ejiasi 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Nov. 3 at Carolina........................12:00
Equipment Manager: Paul Noska Round Name Pos. College
Nov. 10 Kansas City .....................12:00
Nov. 17 BYE Director of Football Technology: 1 Jeffery Simmons DT Mississippi St.
Nov. 24 Jacksonville.......................3:05 Anthony Pastrana 2 A.J. Brown WR Mississippi
Dec. 1 at Indianapolis ..................12:00 Director of Sports Medicine: 3 Nate Davis G Charlotte
Dec. 8 at Oakland ..........................3:25 Todd Toriscelli 4 Amani Hooker DB Iowa
Dec. 15 Houston ...........................12:00 Director of Team Operations: Brent Akers 5 D’Andre Walker LB Georgia
Dec. 22 New Orleans....................12:00 6 David Long Jr. LB West Virginia
Dec. 29 at Houston .......................12:00 Director of Security: John Albertson
* All times CT Director of Finance: Shereme Siewnarine
Director of Marketing: Brad McClanahan
Stadium: Nissan Stadium (opened in 1999) Senior Director of Communications:
•Capacity: 69,143 Robbie Bohren
One Titans Way Senior Director of Digital Media:
Nashville, Tennessee 37213 Gary Glenn
Playing Surface: Natural Grass Senior Director of Broadcasting:
Training Camp: Saint Thomas Sports Park Mike Keith
460 Great Circle Road Senior Director of Community Relations:
Nashville, TN 37228 Tina Tuggle
Senior Director/Executive Producer of
NISSAN STADIUM Event Presentation and Production:
David Schindler
Senior Director of Information Systems:
Russ Hudson
Senior Director of Suite Sales and
Services: Bill Wainwright
General Manager of Nissan Stadium:
Walter Overton
Sports Field Manager: Terry Porch

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (0-4) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Mariota 331 228 2528 68.9 11 8 42/243 92.3
08/09 L 17-31 at Green Bay Gabbert 101 61 626 60.4 4 4 5/37 74.9
08/18 L 14-30 Tampa Bay Henry 3 2 14 66.7 0 0 0/0 77.1
08/25 L 6-16 at Pittsburgh Byard 1 1 66 100.0 1 0 0/0 158.3
08/30 L 3-13 Minnesota Jennings 1 1 21 100.0 0 0 0/0 118.8
Titans 437 293 3255 67.0 16 12 47/280 89.8
REGULAR SEASON (9-7) Opponents 533 337 3719 63.2 21 11 39/248 88.4
Date Result Opponent
09/09 L 20-27 at Miami TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/16 W 20-17 Houston SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Byard 4 1 0.3 1 0
09/23 W 9-6 at Jacksonville Succop 0 0 0 28/31 26/30 0 106 Butler 3 90 30.0 56t 1
09/30 W 26-23 Philadelphia (OT) Henry 12 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 72 Jackson 2 7 3.5 7 0
10/07 L 12-13 at Buffalo C. Davis 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Brown 1 22 22.0 22t 1
10/14 L 0-21 Baltimore J. Smith 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Vaccaro 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/21 L 19-20 at L.A. Chargers D. Lewis 1 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Titans 11 120 10.9 56t 2
11/05 W 28-14 at Dallas Mariota 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 12 219 18.3 54 1
11/11 W 34-10 New England Sharpe 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
11/18 L 10-38 at Indianapolis Stocker 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/26 L 17-34 at Houston Brown 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Kern 74 3483 47.1 39 62
12/02 W 26-22 N.Y. Jets Butler 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Titans 75 3483 46.4 39 62
12/06 W 30-9 Jacksonville Cruikshank 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 71 3275 46.1 27 68
12/16 W 17-0 at N.Y. Giants Firkser 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/22 W 25-16 Washington Jennings 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/30 L 17-33 Indianapolis Pruitt 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
(OT) Overtime Taylor 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Jackson 16 9 148 9.3 26 0
Titans 15 16 3 28/31 26/30 0 310 Williams 4 1 47 11.8 38 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Opponents 9 21 2 31/32 26/29 1 303 Matthews 4 0 38 9.5 18 0
Titans 76 58 69 101 6 — 310 2-Pt Conv: None. Batson 3 1 4 1.3 5 0
Opponents 70 105 63 62 3 — 303 Titans 0-1, Opponents 0-0. Titans 27 11 237 8.8 38 0
Opponents 33 16 296 9.0 51 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD
Titans Opp. Henry 215 1059 4.9 99t 12 KICKOFF
Total First Downs 289 298 D. Lewis 155 517 3.3 36 1 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 106 98 Mariota 64 357 5.6 27 2 Jennings 22 698 31.7 94t 1
Passing 156 182 C. Davis 6 55 9.2 39 0 Cruikshank 1 39 39.0 39 0
Penalty 27 18 Fluellen 4 16 4.0 13 0 Titans 23 737 32.0 94t 1
3rd Down: Made/Att 82/205 75/205 Sharpe 1 16 16.0 16 0 Opponents 25 696 27.8 102t 1
3rd Down Pct. 40.0 36.6 Jennings 1 2 2.0 2 0
4th Down: Made/Att 7/12 11/20 Batson 1 1 1.0 1 0 FIELD
4th Down Pct. 58.3 55.0 Gabbert 6 0 0.0 1 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Possession Avg. 29:28 30:32 Stocker 1 0 0.0 0 0 Succop 0/0 5/6 13/13 5/7 3/4
Total Net Yards 4998 5334 Titans 454 2023 4.5 99t 15 Titans 0/0 5/6 13/13 5/7 3/4
Avg. Per Game 312.4 333.4 Opponents 429 1863 4.3 97t 9 Opponents 0/0 6/6 8/9 8/8 4/6
Total Plays 938 1001
Avg. Per Play 5.3 5.3 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD SACKS No.
Net Yards Rushing 2023 1863 C. Davis 65 891 13.7 51 4 Casey 7.0
Avg. Per Game 126.4 116.4 D. Lewis 59 400 6.8 37 1 Brown 6.0
Total Rushes 454 429 Taylor 37 466 12.6 55 1 Landry 4.5
Net Yards Passing 2975 3471 Sharpe 26 316 12.2 28 2 Woodyard 4.5
Avg. Per Game 185.9 216.9 J. Smith 20 258 12.9 61t 3 Ryan 4.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 47/280 39/248 Firkser 19 225 11.8 28 1 Correa 3.5
Gross Yards 3255 3719 Stocker 15 165 11.0 31 2 Byard 2.0
Att./Completions 437/293 533/337 Henry 15 99 6.6 21 0 Vaccaro 2.0
Completion Pct. 67.0 63.2 Jennings 11 101 9.2 36 0 Finch 1.5
Had Intercepted 12 11 Pruitt 9 102 11.3 27 1 Orakpo 1.5
Punts/Average 75/46.4 71/46.1 Batson 8 82 10.3 26 0 Butler 1.0
Net Punting Avg. 75/41.7 71/39.4 Walker 4 52 13.0 16 0 Johnson 1.0
Penalties/Yards 82/727 120/984 Matthews 3 11 3.7 4 0 D. Morgan 0.5
Fumbles/Ball Lost 18/6 14/6 Cruikshank 1 66 66.0 66t 1 Titans 39.0
Touchdowns 34 32 Mariota 1 21 21.0 21 0 Opponents 47.0
Rushing 15 9 Titans 293 3255 11.1 66t 16
Passing 16 21 Opponents 337 3719 11.0 75t 21
Returns 3 2

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Eddie George, 1996-2003 ................................................................10,009
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Warren Moon, 1984-93....................................................................33,685
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Warren Moon, 1984-93.........................................................................196
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Ernest Givins, 1986-94 .........................................................................542
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Ernest Givins, 1986-94 ......................................................................7,935
Interceptions ...................................................................Jim Norton, 1960-68 ..............................................................................45
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Brett Kern, 2009-18 .............................................................................45.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Billy Johnson, 1974-80 ........................................................................13.2
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Bobby Jancik, 1962-67 ........................................................................26.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Al Del Greco, 1991-2000 ......................................................................246
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Eddie George, 1996-2003 .......................................................................74
Points..............................................................................Al Del Greco, 1991-2000 ...................................................................1,060
*Sacks............................................................................Ray Childress, 1985-95 .......................................................................75.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Chris Johnson, 2009..........................................................................2,006
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Warren Moon, 1991 ...........................................................................4,690
Passing (TDs) .................................................................George Blanda, 1961 ..............................................................................36
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Charley Hennigan, 1964 ........................................................................101
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Charley Hennigan, 1961 .....................................................................1,746
Interceptions ...................................................................Fred Glick, 1963......................................................................................12
Mike Reinfeldt, 1979 ...............................................................................12
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Brett Kern, 2017...................................................................................49.7
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Billy Johnson, 1977 .............................................................................15.4
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Darius Jennings, 2018 .........................................................................31.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Al Del Greco, 1998..................................................................................36
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Earl Campbell, 1979................................................................................19
Points..............................................................................Al Del Greco, 1998................................................................................136
Ryan Succop, 2017 ..............................................................................136
*Sacks............................................................................William Fuller, 1991 ..............................................................................15.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Derrick Henry, 12-6-18 .........................................................................238
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Warren Moon, 12-16-90 .......................................................................527
Passing (TDs) .................................................................George Blanda, 11-19-61......................................................................**7
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Charley Hennigan, 10-13-61 ...................................................................13
Haywood Jeffires, 10-13-91....................................................................13
Drew Bennett, 12-19-04..........................................................................13
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Charley Hennigan, 10-13-61 .................................................................272
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Kevin Byard, 10-22-17
Field Goals ......................................................................Rob Bironas, 10-21-07 ........................................................................**8
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Billy Cannon, 12-10-61 ............................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Billy Cannon, 12-10-61 ..........................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................William Fuller, 11-28-93 ........................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
3 Barnard, Austin K/P 6-3 207 6/22/95 2 Samford Fayetteville, Ga. FA-’18 0*
53 Bates, Daren LB 5-11 225 11/27/90 7 Auburn Olive Branch, Miss. UFA(Oak)-’17 16/0
12 Batson, Cameron WR 5-8 175 12/20/95 2 Texas Tech Oklahoma City, Okla. FA-’18 11/2
48 Brinkley, Beau LS 6-4 260 1/25/90 8 Missouri Kearney, Mo. FA-’12 16/0
55 Brown, Jayon LB 6-0 226 2/26/95 3 UCLA Long Beach, Calif. D5-’17 16/9
51 Bullough, Riley LB 6-2 228 11/23/93 2 Michigan State Traverse City, Mich. W(TB)-’19 9/3*
21 Butler, Malcolm CB 5-11 190 3/2/90 6 West Alabama Vicksburg, Miss. UFA(NE)-’18 16/11
31 Byard, Kevin S 5-11 212 8/17/93 4 Middle Tennessee State Lithonia, Ga. D3-’16 16/16
99 Casey, Jurrell DT 6-1 305 12/5/89 9 Southern California Long Beach, Calif. D3-’11 15/15
51 #Compton, Will LB 6-1 235 9/19/89 6 Nebraska Bonne Terre, Mo. UFA(Wash)-’18 12/2
78 Conklin, Jack T 6-6 308 8/17/94 4 Michigan State Plainwell, Mich. D1-’16 9/9
44 Correa, Kamalei OLB 6-3 241 4/27/94 4 Boise State Honolulu, Hawaii T(Balt)-’18 13/4
29 Cruikshank, Dane DB 6-1 209 4/27/95 2 Arizona Chino Hills, Calif. D5-’18 12/0
84 Davis, Corey WR 6-3 209 1/11/95 3 Western Michigan Wheaton, Ill. D1-’17 16/16
92 Dickerson, Matt DE 6-5 292 11/9/95 2 UCLA San Mateo, Calif. FA-’18 3/0
75 Douglas, Jamil G 6-4 309 2/28/92 2 Arizona State Cypress, Calif. FA-’18 0*
20 Durden, Kenneth CB 6-1 180 5/16/92 2 Youngstown State Valdosta, Ga. FA-’18 5/0
54 Evans, Rashaan LB 6-2 232 11/8/95 2 Alabama Auburn, Ala. D1-’18 15/7
56 Finch, Sharif OLB 6-4 250 10/1/95 2 Temple Henrico, Va. FA-’18 15/0
86 Firkser, Anthony TE 6-2 246 2/19/95 2 Harvard Manalapan, N.J. FA-’18 12/0
32 Fluellen, David RB 5-11 224 1/28/92 3 Toledo Lockport, N.Y. FA-’15 7/0
52 Grasu, Hroniss C/G 6-3 301 8/12/91 4 Oregon Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’19 3/1*
57 Harris, Nigel LB 6-2 225 12/7/94 2 South Florida Tampa, Fla. FA-’18 2/0
22 Henry, Derrick RB 6-3 247 1/4/94 4 Alabama Yulee, Fla. D2-’16 16/12
16 Hollister, Cody WR 6-4 216 11/18/93 2 Arkansas Bend, Ore. FA-’19 0*
10 Humphries, Adam WR 5-11 195 6/24/93 5 Clemson Spartanburg, S.C. UFA(TB)-’19 16/10*
25 Jackson, Adoree’ CB 5-11 185 9/18/95 3 Southern California East St. Louis, Ill. D1-’17 16/13
15 Jennings, Darius WR 5-10 180 6/28/92 3 Virginia Baltimore, Md. FA-’17 16/0
94 Johnson, Austin DL 6-4 314 5/8/94 4 Penn State Galloway, N.J. D2-’16 16/9
60 Jones, Ben C 6-3 308 7/2/89 8 Georgia Brent, Ala. UFA(Hou)-’16 16/16
90 Jones, DaQuan DL 6-4 322 12/27/91 6 Penn State Johnson City, N.Y. D4-’14 16/16
38 Jordan, Mike DB 6-1 200 10/21/92 2 Missouri Western St. Louis, Mo. FA-’18 2/0*
71 Kelly, Dennis T/G 6-8 321 1/16/90 8 Purdue Chicago Heights, Ill. T(Phil)-’16 11/5
6 Kern, Brett P 6-2 214 2/17/86 12 Toledo Grand Island, N.Y. W(Den)-’09 16/0
58 Landry III, Harold OLB 6-2 252 6/5/96 2 Boston College Spring Lake, N.C. D2-’18 15/3
62 Levin, Corey C/G 6-4 307 8/12/94 3 Chattanooga Dacula, Ga. D6-’17 16/1
77 Lewan, Taylor T 6-7 309 7/22/91 6 Michigan Cave Creek, Ariz. D1-’14 15/15
33 Lewis, Dion RB 5-8 195 9/27/90 8 Pittsburgh Albany, N.Y. UFA(NE)-’18 16/7
28 #Lewis, Kendrick S 6-0 205 6/16/88 9 Mississippi New Orleans, La. FA-’18 13/3
96 #Logan, Bennie DL 6-2 315 12/28/89 7 Louisiana State Coushatta, La. UFA(KC)-’18 15/0
8 Mariota, Marcus QB 6-4 222 10/30/93 5 Oregon Honolulu, Hawaii D1-’15 14/13
69 Marz, Tyler T 6-7 316 9/9/92 3 Wisconsin Springfield, Minn. FA-’16 6/1
91 #Morgan, Derrick OLB 6-4 261 1/6/89 10 Georgia Tech Coatesville, Pa. D1-’10 13/12
50 #Palmer, Nate LB 6-2 248 9/23/89 7 Illinois State Chicago, Ill. W(GB)-’16 0*
66 Pamphile, Kevin G/T 6-5 315 11/27/90 6 Purdue Miami, Fla. UFA(TB)-’18 3/2
68 Pasztor, Austin OL 6-7 305 11/26/90 6 Virginia Tillonsburg, Ontario FA-’18 2/0
85 Pruitt, MyCole TE 6-2 245 3/24/92 4 Southern Illinois South Bend, Ind. FA-’18 15/1
14 Raymond, Kalif WR 5-8 182 8/8/94 2 Holy Cross Lawrenceville, Ga. FA-’18 0*
26 Ryan, Logan CB 5-11 195 2/9/91 7 Rutgers Voorhees, N.J. UFA(NE)-’17 14/14
76 Saffold, Rodger G 6-5 325 6/6/88 10 Indiana Bedford, Ohio UFA(LAR)-’19 16/16*
19 Sharpe, Tajaé WR 6-2 194 12/23/94 4 Massachusetts Piscataway, N.J. D5-’16 16/13
36 Sims, LeShaun CB 6-0 203 9/18/93 4 Southern Utah Las Vegas, Nev. D5-’16 16/2
81 Smith, Jonnu TE 6-3 248 8/22/95 3 Florida International Ocala, Fla. D3-’17 13/12
23 Smith, Tye CB 6-0 195 5/3/93 4 Towson Raleigh, N.C. FA-’17 0*
61 Stinnie, Aaron G 6-3 312 2/18/94 2 James Madison Charlottesville, Va. FA-’18 1/0
4 Succop, Ryan K 6-2 218 9/19/86 11 South Carolina Hickory, N.C. FA-’14 16/0
17 t- Tannehill, Ryan QB 6-4 207 7/27/88 8 Texas A&M Big Spring, Texas T(Mia)-’19 11/11*
13 Taylor, Taywan WR 5-11 203 3/2/95 3 Western Kentucky Louisville, Ky. D3-’17 13/5
88 Towbridge, Keith TE 6-5 262 5/21/95 2 Louisville Toledo, Ohio FA-’19 0*
41 #Trawick, Brynden S 6-2 225 10/23/89 7 Troy Marietta, Ga. UFA(Oak)-’17 16/0
96 Urban, Brent DE 6-7 300 5/5/91 6 Virginia Brampton, Ontario UFA(Balt)-’19 16/16*
24 Vaccaro, Kenny S 6-0 214 2/15/91 7 Texas Brownwood, Texas FA-’18 13/13
91 Wake, Cameron OLB 6-3 263 1/30/82 11 Penn State Hyattsville, Md. UFA(Mia)-’19 14/14*
82 Walker, Delanie TE 6-2 248 8/12/84 14 Central Missouri Pomona, Calif. UFA(SF)-’13 1/1
89 Wick, Cole TE 6-6 257 11/30/93 3 Incarnate Word Hallettsville, Texas FA-’18 0*
59 Woodyard, Wesley LB 6-0 233 7/21/86 12 Kentucky LaGrange, Ga. UFA(Den)-’14 14/14

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* Barnard missed ’18 season due to injury; Bullough played 9 games with Tampa Bay in ’18; Douglas spent most of ’18 season on prac-
tice squad; Grasu played 3 games with Baltimore; Hollister spent ’18 season with New England on reserve/non-football injury list;
Humphries played 16 games with Tampa Bay; Jordan played 2 games with New York Giants; Palmer missed ’18 season because of
injury; Raymond spent time on Tennessee and New York Giants practice squads; Saffold played 16 games with Los Angeles Rams;
T. Smith missed ’18 season becuase of injury; Tannehill played 11 games with Miami; Towbridge spent most of ’18 season on Buffalo’s
practice squad; Urban played 16 games with Baltimore; Wake played 14 games with Miami; Wick inactive 2 games.

# Unrestricted free agent; subject to developments.

Retired—Brian Orakpo; 10-year outside linebacker; 13 games in ’18.

t- Titans traded for Tannehill (Mia).

Players lost through free agency (2): G Quinton Spain (Buff; 15 games in ’18), TE Luke Stocker (Atl; 16).

Also played with Titans in ’18—QB Blaine Gabbert (3 games), NT Darius Kilgo (11), G Josh Kline (16), WR Rishard Matthews (3),
LB Robert Spillane (2), LB Aaron Wallace (1), WR Nick Williams (2).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Barnes, Alex RB 6-0 226 10/27/96 Kansas State Pittsburg, Kan. FA
Bledsoe, Amani DE 6-4 280 2/6/98 Oklahoma Lawrence, Kan. FA
Brown, A.J. WR 6-1 226 6/30/97 Mississippi Starkville, Miss. D2
Conway, Cody T 6-6 307 7/9/96 Syracuse Plainfield, Ill. FA
Davis, Nate OL 6-3 316 9/23/96 Charlotte Ashburn, Va. D3
Dawkins, Dalyn (1) RB 5-7 183 12/26/94 Colorado State Louisville, Ky. FA-'18
Hall, A.T. T 6-4 303 1/26/96 Stanford Glendale, Ariz. FA
Hesse, Parker TE 6-3 261 5/26/95 Iowa Waukon, Iowa FA
Hooker, Amani DB 5-11 210 6/14/98 Iowa Minneapolis, Minn. D4
Hoyett, Braxton NT 6-2 302 2/5/96 Mississippi State Pelham, Ala. FA
Kalu, Joshua (1) DB 6-0 203 8/28/95 Nebraska Houston, Texas FA-'18
Lewis, LaTroy (1) OLB 6-3 255 11/9/93 Tennessee Akron, Ohio FA-'18
Liner, Dee (1) DT 6-3 334 10/29/93 Arkansas State Muscle Shoals, Ala. FA
Long Jr., David LB 5-11 227 10/12/96 West Virginia Cincinnati, Ohio D6
Mack, Isaiah DT 6-1 299 3/19/96 Chattanooga Tunnel Hill, Ga. FA
McNichols, Jeremy (1) RB 5-9 205 12/26/95 Boise State Santa Margarita, Calif. FA-'18
Orr, Kareem CB 5-11 195 1/2/97 Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn. FA
Parker, Joseph WR 5-10 185 7/24/96 Chattanooga Castle Rock, Colo. FA
Payne, D'Andre CB 5-10 188 5/17/96 Iowa State Washington, D.C. FA
President, Gimel (1) OLB 6-4 275 6/24/93 Illinois Mount Pleasant, S.C. W(Hou)-'18
Quessenberry, David (1) OL 6-5 310 8/24/90 San Jose State La Jolla, Calif. FA-'18
Ratliff-Williams, Anthony WR 5-11 195 6/17/97 North Carolina Matthews, N.C. FA
Roberson, Derick OLB 6-3 250 11/15/95 Sam Houston State San Antonio, Texas FA
Simmons, Jeffery DL 6-4 305 7/28/97 Mississippi State Macon, Miss. D1
Tillery, JoJo S 5-11 205 6/22/97 Wofford Hixson, Tenn. FA
Walker, D'Andre OLB 6-2 251 1/23/97 Georgia College Park, Ga. D5
Webb, Damon (1) S 5-11 198 11/12/95 Ohio State Detroit, Mich. FA-'18
Wiley, LaDarius S 6-1 210 6/3/96 Vanderbilt Los Angeles, Calif. FA
Woodside, Logan (1) QB 6-1 213 1/27/95 Toledo Frankfort, Ky. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Mike Vrabel
Pro Career: Mike Vrabel became the 19th
head coach in franchise history on Jan. 20,
2018. Enters sixth year as an NFL coach, in
addition to three years as a college coach. Led
the Titans to nine wins in 2018, tying for the
fourth-highest total in franchise history by a
first-year head coach. The Titans were the
least penalized NFL team in 2018 (82). The
defense finished eighth overall (333.4), sec-
ond in the red zone (44.7) and third in scoring
defense (18.9). Spent four seasons coaching
Houston Texans, as linebackers coach (2014-
16) and defensive coordinator (2017). Texans
won two division titles (2015, 2016) during
his tenure. In 2017, Vrabel led the defense to
the fifth-best third-down percentage in the
NFL, allow a franchise-record 3.97 yards per
carry, and had 18 different players record at
least half a sack. Between 2014-16, the
Texans defense ranked first in the NFL in third-
down defense (33.6), third in yards allowed
(319.9) and third in net passing yards (218.4).
The 2016 defense ranked number one in the
NFL, for the first time in franchise history, in
yards allowed (301.3). Career record: 9-7.
Background: Vrabel was a defensive lineman
for the Ohio State Buckeyes (1993-96).
Earned back-to-back All-American honors and
was twice named Big Ten Conference
Defensive Lineman of the Year (1995 and
1996). Third-round 1997 draft pick of the
Pittsburgh Steelers (1997-2000) and played
for the New England Patriots (2001-08) and
Kansas City Chiefs (2009-10). With the
Patriots, he earned Pro Bowl and first-team
All-Pro honors in 2007 and was a member of
three Super Bowl Championship squads.
Coached collegiately at Ohio State (2011-13).
Personal: Born August 14, 1975 in Akron,
Ohio. He and his wife, Jennifer, are the parents
of two sons, Tyler and Carter.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Craig Aukerman, special teams; born
November 22, 1976, McComb, Ohio.
Defensive back/wide receiver Findlay 1995-98.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Findlay 2000, Miami (OH) 2001-02, 2005-08,
Western Kentucky 2003-04, Kent State 2009.
Pro coach: Denver Broncos 2010, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2011-12, San Diego Chargers 2013-
16, joined Titans in 2017.
Brian Bell, strength & conditioning assistant;
born April 4, 1984, Kettering, Md. Tight end
Kent State 2002-06. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Penn State 2012-13. Pro
coach: Houston Texans 2015-17, joined Titans
in 2018.
Scott Booker, defensive assistant; born Oct. 7,
1980, Pittsburgh, Pa. Safety Kent State 1999-
2002. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Kent State 2003-08, Western Kentucky
2009, Notre Dame 2010-16, Nebraska 2017.
Pro coach: Joined Titans in 2018.
Shane Bowen, outside linebackers; born
December 9, 1986, Pickerington, Ohio.
Linebacker Georgia Tech 2006-08. No pro
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playing experience. College coach: Georgia
Tech 2009-2011, Ohio State 2012, Kennesaw
State 2013-15. Pro coach: Houston Texans
2016-17, joined Titans in 2018.
Keith Carter, offensive line; born July 2, 1982,
Downingtown, Pa. Tight end UCLA 2001-04.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Wagner College 2006, Redlands 2007-08, San
Diego 2009-2011, San Jose State 2014. Pro
coach: Seattle Seahawks 2012-13, Atlanta
Falcons 2015-17, joined Titans in 2018.
Kerry Coombs, secondary; born September 9,
1961, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cornerback Dayton
1980-83. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Cincinnati 2007-11, Ohio State 2012-
17. Pro coach: Joined Titans in 2018.
Ryan Crow, defensive assistant; born January
27, 1988, Kalamazoo, Mich. Linebacker
Bowling Green State 2007-10. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Florida 2010,
Purdue 2011-13, Baldwin Wallace 2014-16,
Ohio State 2017. Pro coach: Joined Titans in
2018.
Tony Dews, running backs; born June 6, 1973,
Lynchburg, Va. Tight end Liberty 1992-95. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Liberty
1997, Millersville 1998, West Virginia 1999-
2001, 2007, 2017, California (PA) 2002, Holy
Cross 2003, Central Michigan 2004-05,
Nevada-Las Vegas 2006, Michigan 2008-10,
Pittsburgh 2011, Arizona 2012-16. Pro coach:
Joined Titans in 2018.
Todd Downing, tight ends; born July 22, 1980,
Eden Prairie, Minn. Attended Minnesota. No
college or pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Minnesota Vikings 2001-02, 2005, 2018, St.
Louis Rams 2006-08, Detroit Lions 2009-13,
Buffalo Bills 2014, Oakland Raiders 2015-17,
joined Titans in 2019.
Matt Edwards, asst. special teams; born Oct.
24, 1979 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Linebacker/
defensive end Miami (OH) 1998-2002. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Wooster
2003, Kent State 2004-10, Miami (OH) 2011-
12, Florida Atlantic 2013, Tiffin 2014-17. Pro
coach: Joined Titans in 2018.
Mondray Gee, strength & conditioning assis-
tant; born June 15, 1976, Detroit, Mich.
Attended Michigan State. No college or pro
playing experience. College coach: Michigan
State 2000-01. Pro coach: Detroit Lions 2001-
07, Green Bay Packers 2008-09, Seattle
Seahawks 2010-18, joined Titans in 2019.
Chandler Henley, quality control; born June
18, 1983, Littleton, Colo. Wide receiver Yale
2002-06. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Vanderbilt 2012-14, Yale 2015-17. Pro
coach: Joined Titans in 2018.
Tyrone McKenzie, inside linebackers; born
December 11, 1985, Queens, N.Y. Linebacker
Michigan State 2004, Iowa State 2005-06,
South Florida 2007-08. Pro linebacker New
England Patriots 2009-10, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2010-11, Minnesota Vikings
2011-13. College coach: Colorado 2015,
Stanford 2016. Pro coach: Los Angeles Rams
2017, joined Titans in 2018.
Rob Moore, wide receivers; born September
27, 1968, Hempstead, N.Y. Wide receiver
Syracuse 1986-89. Pro wide receiver New
York Jets 1990-94, Arizona Cardinals 1995-
2001. College coach: Phoenix (AZ.) J.C. 2009,
Syracuse 2010-13. Pro coach: Buffalo Bills
2014, Oakland Raiders 2015-17, joined Titans
in 2018.
Pat O’Hara, quarterbacks; born September 27,
1968, Santa Monica, Calif. Quarterback
Southern California 1987-90. Pro quarterback
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1991, Ohio Glory
(WLAF) 1992, San Diego Chargers 1992,
Orlando Predators (AFL) 1995-2000, Toronto
Phantoms (AFL) 2001-02, Tampa Bay Storm
(AFL) 2003-06. Pro coach: Tampa Bay Storm
(AFL) 2005-08, Los Angeles Avengers (AFL)
2009 (head coach), Tri-Cities Fever (IFL) 2009
(head coach), Orlando Predators (AFL) 2010-
11 (head coach), New Orleans VooDoo (AFL)
2012-14 (head coach), Houston Texans 2015-
17, joined Titans in 2018.
Dean Pees, defensive coordinator; born
September 4, 1949, Dunkirk, Ohio. Attended
Bowling Green State. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: Findlay 1979-82,
Miami (OH) 1983-86, Naval Academy 1987-
89, Toledo 1990-93, Notre Dame 1994,
Michigan State 1995-97, Kent State 1998-
2003. Pro coach: New England Patriots 2004-
09, Baltimore Ravens 2010-17, joined Titans
in 2018.
Matt Pees, quality control; born February 17,
1981, Findlay, Ohio. Attended Kent State. No
college or pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Joined Titans in 2018.
Frank Piraino, strength & conditioning; born
January 26, 1980, Cleveland, Ohio. Attended
Akron. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Michigan State 2003-04, Notre
Dame 2004, Florida 2005-09, Marshall 2010,
Temple 2011-12, Boston College 2013-18. Pro
coach: Joined Titans in 2019.
Arthur Smith, offensive coordinator; born May
27, 1982, Memphis, Tenn. Offensive lineman
North Carolina 2001-05. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: North Carolina 2006.
Pro coach: Washington Redskins 2007-08
(scouting assistant 2009), joined Titans in
2011.
Luke Steckel, offensive assistant; born April
28, 1985, Boston, Mass. Linebacker Princeton
2003-06. No pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Cleveland Browns 2009-2012, joined
Titans in 2013.
Mike Sullivan, asst. offensive line; born
December 22, 1967, Chicago, Ill. Offensive
lineman Miami 1986-90. Pro offensive lineman
Dallas Cowboys 1991, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1992-95. College coach: Miami 2000,
Western Michigan 2005-06. Pro coach:
Cleveland Browns 2001-04, 2007-08, 2013,
San Diego Chargers 2009-12, joined Titans in
2014.
Terrell Williams, defensive line; born June 19,
1974, Los Angeles, Calif. Nose guard East
Carolina 1995-98. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Fort Scott (KS) C.C. 1998,
North Carolina A&T 1999-2001, Youngstown
State 2002-03, Akron 2004-05, Purdue 2006-
09, Texas A&M 2010-11. Pro coach: Oakland
Raiders 2012-14, Miami Dolphins 2015-17,
joined Titans in 2018.
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Arizona Cardinals...................................................................................................................................135
Atlanta Falcons .......................................................................................................................................141
Carolina Panthers ...................................................................................................................................147
Chicago Bears .........................................................................................................................................153
Dallas Cowboys.......................................................................................................................................159
Detroit Lions...........................................................................................................................................165
Green Bay Packers .................................................................................................................................171
Los Angeles Rams..................................................................................................................................177
Minnesota Vikings..................................................................................................................................183
New Orleans Saints ................................................................................................................................189
New York Giants ....................................................................................................................................195
Philadelphia Eagles ................................................................................................................................201
San Francisco 49ers ................................................................................................................................207
Seattle Seahawks ....................................................................................................................................213
Tampa Bay Buccaneers ..........................................................................................................................219
Washington Redskins .............................................................................................................................225

National Football Conference
West Division
Team Colors: Cardinal Red, Black, and
White
Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals
Training Center
8701 S. Hardy Drive
Tempe, Arizona 85284
Telephone: (602) 379-0101
2019 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON
Aug. 8 Los Angeles Chargers .......7:00
Aug. 15 Oakland .............................5:00
Aug. 24 at Minnesota ..............10:00 AM
Aug. 29 at Denver............................6:00
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 8 Detroit ...............................1:25
Sep. 15 at Baltimore................10:00 AM
Sep. 22 Carolina.............................1:05
Sep. 29 Seattle...............................1:05
Oct. 6 at Cincinnati ...............10:00 AM
Oct. 13 Atlanta...............................1:05
Oct. 20 at New York Giants.....10:00 AM
Oct. 27 at New Orleans...........10:00 AM
Oct. 31 San Francisco (Thu) ..........5:20
Nov. 10 at Tampa Bay .............11:00 AM
Nov. 17 at San Francisco.................2:05
Nov. 24 BYE
Dec. 1 Los Angeles Rams.............2:05
Dec. 8 Pittsburgh..........................2:25
Dec. 15 Cleveland ..........................2:05
Dec. 22 at Seattle............................2:25
Dec. 29 at Los Angeles Rams .........2:25
* All times MST
Stadium: State Farm Stadium
(opened in 2006)
•Capacity: 65,000
1 Cardinals Drive
Glendale, Arizona 85305
Playing Surface: Grass
Training Camp: State Farm Stadium
Glendale, Arizona 85305
STATE FARM STADIUM
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ARIZONA CARDINALS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: William V. Bidwill Chicago 1920-1959, St. Louis 1960-1987
President: Michael Bidwill (557-762-39)
Records include postseason games
General Manager: Steve Keim 1920 Marshal Smith ........................3-2-1
Executive Vice President/Chief Operating 1921-22 John (Paddy) Driscoll ...........11-6-2
Officer: Ron Minegar 1923-24 Arnold Horween....................13-8-1
Chief Financial Officer: Greg Lee 1925-26 Norman Barry.......................16-8-2
General Counsel: David Koeninger 1927 Guy Chamberlin ......................3-7-1
Director, Player Personnel: Quentin Harris 1928 Fred Gillies..............................1-5-0
1929 Dewey Scanlon.......................6-6-1
Senior Vice President, Media Relations: 1930 Ernie Nevers ...........................5-6-2
Mark Dalton 1931 LeRoy Andrews* ....................0-1-0
Senior Vice President, Marketing: 1931 Ernie Nevers ...........................5-3-0
Lisa Manning 1932 Jack Chevigny ........................2-6-2
Senior Vice President, Business 1933-34 Paul Schissler.......................6-15-1
Development: Steve Ryan 1935-38 Milan Creighton ..................16-26-4
1939 Ernie Nevers .........................1-10-0
Vice President, Technology: Mark Feller
1940-42 Jimmy Conzelman ................8-22-3
Vice President, Security: Shawn Kinsey 1943-45 Phil Handler** ......................1-29-0
Vice President, Stadium Operations: 1946-48 Jimmy Conzelman ..............27-10-0
Tony Pereira 1949 Phil Handler-Buddy Parker*** 2-4-0
Vice President, Broadcasting/Digital 1949 Raymond (Buddy) Parker........4-1-1
Content: Tim DeLaney 1950-51 Earl (Curly) Lambeau**** ....7-15-0
1951 Phil Handler-Cecil Isbell# .......1-1-0
Assistant Director, Player Personnel:
1952 Joe Kuharich ..........................4-8-0
Dru Grigson 1953-54 Joe Stydahar ........................3-20-1
Director, Pro Scouting: Adrian Wilson 1955-57 Ray Richards......................14-21-1
Director, College Scouting: Chris Culmer 1958-61 Frank (Pop) Ivy## .............15-31-2
Senior Personnel Executive: 1961 Chuck Drulis-Ray Prochaska-
Terry McDonough Ray Willsey### ...................2-0-0
Western Regional Scout: Josh Scobey 1962-65 Wally Lemm .......................27-26-3
1966-70 Charley Winner ...................35-30-5
Eastern Regional Scout: Luke Palko 1971-72 Bob Hollway .........................8-18-2
Director, Football Administration: 1973-77 Don Coryell ........................42-29-1
Matt Harriss 1978-79 Bud Wilkinson#### ..........9-20-0
Director, Football Operations: 1979 Larry Wilson...........................2-1-0
Matt Caracciolo 1980-85 Jim Hanifan ........................39-50-1
1986-89 Gene Stallings@.................23-34-1
Director, Football Systems:
1989 Hank Kuhlmann ......................0-5-0
Carter Tamblyn 1990-93 Joe Bugel ...........................20-44-0
College Scouting Coordinator: 1994-95 Buddy Ryan........................12-20-0
Ryan Gold 1996-2000 Vince Tobin@@.................29-44-0
Scouts: Zac Canty, Zach Devlin, 2000-03 Dave McGinnis ...................17-40-0
Nathan DiGregorio, Glen Fox, 2004-06 Dennis Green......................16-32-0
Alfonza Knight, Keegan Leyrer, 2007-12 Ken Whisenhunt..................49-53-0
2013-17 Bruce Arians.......................50-32-1
John Mancini, Darius Vinnett
2018 Steve Wilks...........................3-13-0
Sports Science Coordinator: Evan Lodder * Resigned after one game in 1931
Video Director: Jeff Wallo ** Co-coach with Walt Kiesling in Chicago
Video Assistant Director: Craig Norgren Cardinals-Pittsburgh merger in 1944
Video Assistants: Spencer Missioreck, *** Co-coaches for first six games in 1949
Stephanie Solis **** Resigned after 10 games in 1951
# Co-coaches
Head Athletic Trainer: Tom Reed
## Resigned after 12 games in 1961
Assistant Athletic Trainers: ### Co-coaches
Jeff Herndon, Chad Cook, David Hines #### Released after 13 games in 1979
Equipment Manager: Mark Ahlemeier @ Released after 11 games in 1989
Assistant Equipment Managers: @@ Released after seven games in 2000
Steve Christensen, Jeff Schwimmer,
Parker Brown PAID ATTENDANCE
Home 485,769 Away 518,009
Total 1,003,778
Single-game home record,
73,025 (9/19/93), Sun Devil Stadium
103,467 (10/2/05), Azteca Stadium
Single-season home record, 518,652 (2016)
2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Round Name Pos. College
1 Kyler Murray QB Oklahoma
2 Byron Murphy CB Washington
Andy Isabella WR Massachusetts
3 Zach Allen DL Boston College
4 Hakeem Butler WR Iowa St.
5 Deionte Thompson S Alabama
6 KeeSean Johnson WR Fresno St.
Lamont Gaillard OL Georgia
7 Joshua Miles OL Morgan St.
Michael Dogbe DL Temple
Caleb Wilson TE UCLA
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Rosen 393 217 2278 55.2 11 14 45/320 66.7
08/11 W 24-17 L.A. Chargers Bradford 80 50 400 62.5 2 4 6/33 62.5
08/17 W 20-15 at New Orleans Glennon 21 15 174 71.4 1 0 1/8 112.0
08/26 W 27-3 at Dallas Fitzgerald 1 1 32 100.0 1 0 0/0 158.3
08/30 L 10-21 Denver Cardinals 495 283 2884 57.2 15 18 52/361 69.0
Opponents 506 342 3595 67.6 21 7 49/333 96.1
REGULAR SEASON (3-13)
Date Result Opponent TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/09 L 6-24 Washington SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Boston 3 9 3.0 9 0
09/16 L 0-34 at L.A. Rams Da. Johnson 7 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 62 Peterson 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 L 14-16 Chicago Fitzgerald 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 38 Amerson 1 25 25.0 25 0
09/30 L 17-20 Seattle Gonzalez 0 0 0 5/6 7/9 0 26 Benwikere 1 21 21.0 21 0
10/07 W 28-18 at San Francisco Dawson 0 0 0 15/15 5/8 0 30 Cardinals 7 55 7.9 25 0
10/14 L 17-27 at Minnesota Kirk 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Opponents 18 298 16.6 67t 4
10/18 L 10-45 Denver Edmonds 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
10/28 W 18-15 San Francisco Baker 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/11 L 14-26 at Kansas City Bynes 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Lee 94 4568 48.6 32 64
11/18 L 21-23 Oakland Gardeck 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Cardinals 94 4568 48.6 32 64
11/25 L 10-45 at L.A. Chargers Seals-Jones 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 80 3638 45.5 29 65
12/02 W 20-17 at Green Bay Sherfield 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/09 L 3-17 Detroit C. Williams 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/16 L 14-40 at Atlanta McCrane 0 0 0 3/3 0/0 0 3 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/23 L 9-31 L.A. Rams Cardinals 9 15 3 23/24 12/17 0 225 Kirk 21 17 164 7.8 44 0
12/30 L 24-27 at Seattle Opponents 25 21 4 42/42 25/31 1 425 Peterson 9 4 64 7.1 16 0
2-Pt Conv: Fitzgerald, Da. Johnson. Cooper 6 0 67 11.2 45 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Cardinals 2-3, Opponents 3-8. Cardinals 36 21 295 8.2 45 0
Cardinals 71 50 32 72 0 — 225 Opponents 44 24 420 9.5 60 0
Opponents 87 158 100 80 0 — 425 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD
Da. Johnson 258 940 3.6 53 7 KICKOFF
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Edmonds 60 208 3.5 29 2 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Cardinals Opp. Rosen 23 138 6.0 33 0 Logan 12 296 24.7 36 0
Total First Downs 239 357 Kirk 3 35 11.7 23 0 B. Williams 10 192 19.2 29 0
Rushing 76 139 C. Williams 1 9 9.0 9 0 Edmonds 3 48 16.0 18 0
Passing 137 186 Bradford 2 7 3.5 8 0 Cardinals 25 536 21.4 36 0
Penalty 26 32 Coleman 2 3 1.5 2 0 Opponents 27 583 21.6 40 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 58/199 78/205 Logan 2 2 1.0 5 0
3rd Down Pct. 29.1 38.0 Nelson 4 0 0.0 8 0 FIELD
4th Down: Made/Att 6/16 8/13 Cardinals 355 1342 3.8 53 9 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
4th Down Pct. 37.5 61.5 Opponents 510 2479 4.9 65 25 Gonzalez 0/0 1/1 2/2 2/2 2/4
Possession Avg. 26:33 33:27 Dawson 0/0 2/2 2/2 1/3 0/1
Total Net Yards 3865 5741 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Cardinals 0/0 3/3 4/4 3/5 2/5
Avg. Per Game 241.6 358.8 Fitzgerald 69 734 10.6 37 6 Opponents 0/0 7/7 7/8 10/13 1/3
Total Plays 902 1065 Da. Johnson 50 446 8.9 40 3
Avg. Per Play 4.3 5.4 Kirk 43 590 13.7 75t 3 SACKS No.
Net Yards Rushing 1342 2479 Seals-Jones 34 343 10.1 40 1 Cha. Jones 13.0
Avg. Per Game 83.9 154.9 Edmonds 20 103 5.2 13 0 Gunter 4.5
Total Rushes 355 510 Sherfield 19 210 11.1 21 1 Nkemdiche 4.5
Net Yards Passing 2523 3262 C. Williams 17 171 10.1 22t 1 Mayowa 4.0
Avg. Per Game 157.7 203.9 Gresham 9 94 10.4 26 0 Reddick 4.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 52/361 49/333 Nelson 7 64 9.1 17 0 Moore 3.5
Gross Yards 2884 3595 Logan 7 37 5.3 17 0 Bethea 3.0
Att./Completions 495/283 506/342 Phillips 3 38 12.7 24 0 Golden 2.5
Completion Pct. 57.2 67.6 Tolliver 3 37 12.3 15 0 Peters 2.5
Had Intercepted 18 7 Coleman 2 17 8.5 12 0 Baker 2.0
Punts/Average 94/48.6 80/45.5 Cardinals 283 2884 10.2 75t 15 Bynes 2.0
Net Punting Avg. 94/42.6 80/39.3 Opponents 342 3595 10.5 64t 21 Bucannon 1.0
Penalties/Yards 101/786 100/790 Malveaux 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 23/10 20/9 Peterson 1.0
Touchdowns 27 50 Benwikere 0.5
Rushing 9 25 Cardinals 49.0
Passing 15 21 Opponents 52.0
Returns 3 4

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Ottis Anderson, 1979-86 ....................................................................7,999
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Jim Hart, 1966-83 ...........................................................................34,639
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jim Hart, 1966-83 ................................................................................209
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Larry Fitzgerald, 2004-18 ...................................................................1,303
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Larry Fitzgerald, 2004-18 .................................................................16,279
Interceptions ...................................................................Larry Wilson, 1960-72 ............................................................................52
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Andy Lee, 2017-18 ..............................................................................48.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Charley Trippi, 1947-55........................................................................13.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Ollie Matson, 1952, 1954-58................................................................28.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Jim Bakken, 1962-78 ............................................................................282
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Larry Fitzgerald, 2004-18 ......................................................................116
Points..............................................................................Jim Bakken, 1962-78 .........................................................................1,380
*Sacks............................................................................Freddie Joe Nunn, 1985-93 ..................................................................66.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Ottis Anderson, 1979 .........................................................................1,605
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Carson Palmer, 2015..........................................................................4,671
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Carson Palmer, 2015...............................................................................35
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Larry Fitzgerald, 2015, 2017 .................................................................109
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................David Boston, 2001 ...........................................................................1,598
Interceptions ...................................................................Bob Nussbaumer, 1949...........................................................................12
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Andy Lee, 2018 ...................................................................................48.6
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................John (Red) Cochran, 1949 ...................................................................20.9
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Ollie Matson, 1958...............................................................................35.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Neil Rackers, 2005..................................................................................40
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................David Johnson, 2016 ..............................................................................20
Points..............................................................................Neil Rackers, 2005................................................................................140
*Sacks............................................................................Chandler Jones, 2017 ..........................................................................17.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Beanie Wells, 11-27-11.........................................................................228
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Boomer Esiason, 11-10-96 (OT) ...........................................................522
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jim Hardy, 10-2-50 ...................................................................................6
Charley Johnson, 9-26-65, 11-2-69 ..........................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Sonny Randle, 11-4-62 ...........................................................................16
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Sonny Randle, 11-4-62 .........................................................................256
Interceptions ...................................................................Bob Nussbaumer, 11-13-49 ..................................................................**4
Jerry Norton, 11-20-60, 11-26-61 ........................................................**4
Kwamie Lassiter, 12-27-98 ...................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Jim Bakken, 9-24-67.................................................................................7
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Ernie Nevers, 11-28-29.........................................................................**6
Points..............................................................................Ernie Nevers, 11-28-29 .......................................................................**40
*Sacks............................................................................Curtis Greer, 12-18-83 ...........................................................................4.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
23 Alford, Robert CB 5-10 186 11/1/88 7 Southeast Louisiana Hammond, La. FA-’19 15/15*
38 Amerson, David CB 6-1 205 12/8/91 7 North Carolina State Honolulu, Hawai’i FA-’18 6/5
32 Baker, Budda S 5-10 195 1/10/96 3 Washington Bellevue, Wash. D2-’17 14/13
46 Brewer, Aaron LS 6-5 232 7/5/90 8 San Diego State Fullerton, Calif. FA-’16 16/0
20 Brock Sr., Tramaine CB 6-0 188 8/20/88 10 Belhaven College Long Beach, Miss. UFA(Den)-’19 12/5*
14 Byrd, Damiere WR 5-9 180 1/27/93 4 South Carolina Sicklerville, N.J. UFA(Car)-’19 8/0*
85 Clay, Charles TE 6-3 255 2/13/89 9 Tulsa Little Rock, Ark. FA-’19 13/12*
52 Cole, Mason OL 6-5 307 3/28/96 2 Michigan Tarpon Springs, Fla. D3-’18 16/16
12 Cooper, Pharoh WR 5-11 208 3/7/95 4 South Carolina Havelock, N.C. W(LAR)-’18 2/0
79 Cunningham, Korey OL 6-6 311 5/17/95 2 Cincinnati Montevallo, Ala. D7-’18 6/6
81 Daniels, Darrell TE 6-3 246 11/22/94 3 Washington Pittsburg, Calif. W(Sea)-’18 2/1
54 Dora, Vontarrius LB 6-4 256 9/7/92 2 Louisiana Tech West Point, Miss. FA-’18 3/0
29 Edmonds, Chase RB 5-9 205 4/13/96 2 Fordham Harrisburg, Pa. D4-’18 16/0
11 Fitzgerald, Larry WR 6-3 218 8/31/83 16 Pittsburgh Minneapolis, Minn. D1-’04 16/16
30 Ford, Rudy S 6-0 204 11/1/94 3 Auburn Big Cove, Ala. D6-’17 13/1
37 Foster, D.J. RB 6-0 195 11/22/93 4 Arizona State Scottsdale, Ariz. FA-’17 0*
73 Garcia, Max OL 6-4 309 11/9/91 5 Florida Norcross, Ga. UFA(Den)-’19 9/4*
92 Gardeck, Dennis LB 6-0 242 8/9/94 2 Sioux Falls Lake in the Hills, Ill. FA-’18 16/0
76 t- Gilbert, Marcus OL 6-6 330 2/15/88 9 Florida Fort Lauderdale, Fla. T(Pitt)-’19 5/5*
5 Gonzalez, Zane K 6-0 202 5/7/95 3 Arizona State Deer Park, Texas FA-’18 5/0
70 Gossett, Colby OL 6-5 311 6/23/95 2 Appalachian State Cumming, Ga. FA-’18 5/4
95 Gunter, Rodney DL 6-5 305 1/19/92 5 Delaware State Lake Hamilton, Fla. D4-’15 16/10
58 Hicks, Jordan LB 6-1 236 6/27/92 5 Texas Cincinnati, Ohio UFA(Phil)-’19 12/12*
69 Holden, Will OL 6-7 312 9/14/93 3 Vanderbilt Green Cove Springs, Fla. D5a-’17 4/2
74 Humphries, D.J. OL 6-5 307 12/28/93 5 Florida Charlotte, N.C. D1-’15 9/9
7 Hundley, Brett QB 6-3 226 6/15/93 5 UCLA Chandler, Ariz. UFA(Sea)-’19 0*
31 Johnson, David RB 6-1 224 12/16/91 5 Northern Iowa Clinton, Iowa D3-’15 16/16
55 Jones, Chandler LB 6-5 255 2/27/90 8 Syracuse Endicott, N.Y. T(NE)-’16 16/16
13 Kirk, Christian WR 5-11 200 11/18/96 2 Texas A&M Scottsdale, Ariz. D2-’18 12/7
4 Lee, Andy P 6-1 185 8/11/82 16 Pittsburgh Westminster, S.C. FA-’17 16/0
22 Logan, T.J. RB 5-10 195 9/3/94 3 North Carolina Greensboro, N.C. D5b-’17 10/0
94 Malveaux, Cameron LB 6-5 265 8/22/94 3 Houston Beaumont, Texas FA-’18 4/0
62 McClain, Terrell DL 6-2 302 7/20/88 9 South Florida Pensacola, Fla. FA-’19 13/5*
28 Nichols, Deatrick CB 5-10 189 6/8/94 2 South Florida Miami, Fla. FA-’18 2/0
90 Nkemdiche, Robert DL 6-4 296 9/19/94 4 Mississippi Loganville, Ga. D1-’16 10/6
63 Odhiambo, Rees OL 6-4 315 9/23/92 4 Boise State Mansfield, Ohio FA-’18 1/0
42 Owens, Jonathan S 5-11 210 7/22/95 2 Missouri Western St. Louis, Mo. FA-’18 0*
98 Peters, Corey DL 6-3 305 6/8/88 10 Kentucky Louisville, Ky. UFA(Atl)-’15 15/15
21 Peterson, Patrick CB 6-1 203 7/11/90 9 Louisiana State Pompano Beach, Fla. D1-’11 16/16
93 Philon, Darius DL 6-1 300 1/22/94 5 Arkansas Mobile, Ala. UFA(LAC)-’19 16/13*
67 Pugh, Justin OL 6-5 311 8/15/90 7 Syracuse Holland, Pa. UFA(NYG)-’18 7/7
43 Reddick, Haason LB 6-1 235 9/22/94 3 Temple Camden, N.J. D1-’17 16/12
50 Reed, Brooks LB 6-3 254 2/28/87 9 Arizona Tucson, Ariz. FA-’19 16/8*
45 Robertson, Pete LB 6-2 243 12/2/92 2 Texas Tech Longview, Texas FA-’18 0*
86 Seals-Jones, Ricky TE 6-5 243 3/15/95 3 Texas A&M Sealy, Texas FA-’17 15/5
27 Shaw, Josh DB 6-1 197 3/27/92 5 Southern California Palmdale, Calif. UFA(TB)-’19 8/0*
16 Sherfield, Trent WR 6-1 205 2/26/96 2 Vanderbilt Danville, Ill. FA-’18 13/2
53 Shipley, A.Q. OL 6-1 307 5/22/86 8 Penn State Moon Township, Pa. FA-’15 0*
56 Suggs, Terrell LB 6-3 265 10/11/82 17 Arizona State Chandler, Ariz. UFA(Balt)-’19 16/16*
36 Swearinger Sr., D.J. S 5-10 205 9/1/91 6 South Carolina Greenwood, S.C. W(Was)-’18 15/15*
64 Sweezy, J.R. OL 6-5 310 4/8/89 8 North Carolina State Mooresville, N.C. UFA(Sea)-’19 15/15*
47 Turner, Zeke LB 6-2 214 6/9/96 2 Washington Pasadena, Md. FA-’18 16/1
96 Valentine, Vincent DL 6-3 315 2/23/94 3 Nebraska Edwardsville, Ill. FA-’18 3/0
48 Vallejo, Tanner LB 6-1 230 12/16/94 3 Boise State Penn Valley, Calif. W(Cle)-’19 13/1*
68 Vujnovich, Jeremy OL 6-5 300 10/12/90 4 Louisiana College Belle Chasse, La. W(Ind)-’18 5/2
59 Walker, Joe LB 6-2 236 12/11/92 4 Oregon Palos Verdes, Calif. FA-’18 14/0
18 White, Kevin WR 6-3 216 6/25/92 5 West Virginia Plainville, N.J. UFA(Chi)-’19 9/0*
26 Williams, Brandon CB 6-0 200 9/9/92 4 Texas A&M Brookshire, Texas D3-’16 16/0
10 Williams, Chad WR 6-1 204 10/19/94 3 Grambling State Baton Rouge, La. D3-’17 10/7
87 Williams, Maxx TE 6-4 252 4/12/94 5 Minnesota Waconia, Minn. UFA(Balt)-’19 13/6*

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* Alford played 15 games with Atlanta in ’18; Brock Sr. played 12 games with Denver; Byrd played 8 games with Carolina; Clay played 13
games with Buffalo; Foster missed ’18 season because of injury; Garcia played 9 games with Denver; Gilbert played 5 games with
Pittsburgh; Hicks played 12 games with Philadelphia; Hundley spent ’18 season with Seattle but did not play; McClain played 13 games
with Atlanta; Owens missed ’18 season because of injury; Philon played 16 games with Los Angeles Chargers; Reed played 16 games
with Atlanta; Robertson last active with Washington in ’17; Shaw played 4 games with Kansas City and 4 games with Tampa Bay;
Shipley missed ’18 season because of injury; Suggs played 16 games with Baltimore; Swearinger Sr. played 15 games with Washington;
Sweezy played 15 games with Seattle; Vallejo played 13 games with Cleveland; White played 9 games with Chicago; M. Williams played
13 games with Baltimore.

t– Cardinals traded for Gilbert (Pitt).

Traded—QB Josh Rosen (14 games in ’18) to Miami.

Retired—Gerald Hodges, 6-year linebacker, 16 games in ’18.

Players lost through free agency (8): OL Oday Aboushi (Det; 8 games in ’18), $LB Deone Bucannon (TB; 13),
DE Markus Golden (NYG; 11), OL Mike Iupati (Sea; 10), DE Benson Mayowa (Oak; 15), WR J.J. Nelson (Oak; 14),
DT Olsen Pierre (NYG; 10), OL John Wetzel (Atl; 8).

Also played with Cardinals in ’18—LB Thurston Armbrister (1 game), OL Joe Barksdale (4), CB Bené Benwikere (11),
S Antoine Bethea (16), S Tre Boston (14), QB Sam Bradford (3), LB Josh Bynes (11), OL Blaine Clausell (2), FB Derrick Coleman (16),
K Phil Dawson (10), QB Mike Glennon (2), OL Zack Golditch (2), TE Jermaine Gresham (13), LB Gerald Hodgers (16),
TE Gabe Holmes (8), CB Leonard Johnson (6), K Matt McCrane (1), DE Zach Moore (16), OL Daniel Munyer (14),
DE Ifeadi Odenigbo (1), TE John Phillips (8), S Eddie Pleasant (1), OL Andre Smith (8), DT Garrison Smith (2), DE Jacquies Smith (3),
CB Jamar Taylor (10), WR Jalen Tolliver (3).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Allen, Zach DL 6-5 285 8/20/97 Boston College New Canaan, Conn. D3
Anderson, Drew QB 6-4 221 10/18/95 Murray State Orinda, Calif FA
Belcher, Drew TE 6-3 250 4/18/96 Maine Reading, Mass. FA
Booker, Dante LB 6-3 240 10/2/95 Ohio State Akron, Ohio FA
Brooks, Nate CB 6-0 192 9/5/96 North Texas Whitehouse, Texas FA
Brown, Miles DL 6-2 320 9/4/97 Wofford Cheverly, Md. FA
Butler, Hakeem WR 6-5 227 5/16/96 Iowa State Baltimore, Md. D4
Cole, Tariq OL 6-6 335 2/9/96 Rutgers Long Beach, N.Y. FA
Dogbe, Michael DL 6-3 280 5/5/96 Temple Morris Plains, N.J. D7b
Folston Jr., James LB 6-3 240 6/14/96 Pittsburgh Cocoa, Fla. FA
Gaillard, Lamont OL 6-3 305 2/8/96 Georgia Fayetteville, N.C. D6b
Hills, Wes RB 6-0 218 6/5/95 Slippery Rock Wildwood, N.J. FA
Isabella, Andy WR 5-9 188 11/18/96 Massachusetts Mayfield, Ohio D2a
Johnson, KeeSean WR 6-1 201 10/9/96 Fresno State East Palo Alto, Calif. D6a
Jones, Chris (1) CB 6-0 200 8/13/95 Nebraska Jacksonville, Fla. FA-'18
Kanoff, Charles (1) QB 6-4 219 10/6/94 Princeton Pacific Palisades, Calif. FA-'18
Lauderdale, Andrew (1) OL 6-6 291 11/23/93 New Hampshire Concord, N.H. FA
Miles, Josh OL 6-5 325 1/4/96 Morgan State Baltimore, Md. D7a
Murphy, Byron CB 5-11 190 1/18/98 Washington Scottsdale, Ariz. D2b
Murray, Kyler QB 5-10 207 8/7/97 Oklahoma Allen, Texas D1
Richardson, A.J. WR 6-0 212 6/2/95 Boise State Lomita, Calif. FA
Shelton, Coleman (1) OL 6-4 299 7/28/95 Washington Pasadena, Calif. FA-'18
Sigler, Tyler S 6-2 215 3/26/96 Wheaton Grand Rapids, Mich. FA
Strickland, Dontae RB 5-11 201 3/22/97 Syracuse Dayton, N.J. FA
Sweet, William OL 6-6 313 4/29/97 North Carolina Jacksonville, Fla. FA
Thompson, Deionte S 6-1 195 2/11/97 Alabama Orange, Texas D5
Turner, Immanuel DL 6-3 273 12/16/96 Louisiana Tech Magnolia, Ark. FA
Turner, Xavier RB 5-10 226 12/24/94 Tarleton State North Richland Hills, Texas FA
Wilson, Caleb TE 6-4 240 7/15/96 UCLA Dallas, Texas D7c
Winslow, Ryan (1) P 6-5 217 4/30/94 Pittsburgh Maple Glen, Pa. FA

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regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Kliff Kingsbury
Pro Career: Became an NFL head coach for the first
time when hired by Arizona on January 11, 2019.
Kingsbury came to Arizona after spending the past
six seasons (2013-18) as the head coach at his
alma mater, Texas Tech, where he also called the
plays for the Red Raiders offense that annually
ranked among the top units in the country. In 2016,
Texas Tech led the nation in total offense (566.6
ypg), passing offense (463.0 ypg) and ranked fifth
in scoring offense (43.7 ppg). Texas Tech averaged
at least 30 points per game, 470 total yards per
game and 300 passing yards per game in all six sea-
sons. Patrick Mahomes, the NFL MVP in 2018,
spent two full seasons (2015-16) as the starter at
Texas Tech under Kingsbury during which the Red
Raiders finished nationally #1 (2016) and #2
(2015) in total offense. Career record: 0-0.
Background: Kingsbury played quarterback at
Texas Tech (1999-2002) where he set 39 school
records, 16 Big 12 marks and 17 NCAA records
during his collegiate career while throwing for
12,423 yards and 95 touchdowns. He was drafted
in the sixth round (201st overall) of the NFL Draft by
New England in 2003, spent the 2004 season on the
Saints practice squad and played with the New York
Jets in 2005. He played with the Cologne Centurions
of NFL Europe in 2006 before attending training
camp with the Bills that summer. Kingsbury finished
his playing career in the CFL with the Montreal
Alouettes and Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2007. He
played high school football under his father, Tim, at
New Braunfels (TX) High School. Kingsbury earned
a bachelor’s degree in Management from Texas
Tech in 2001. Began coaching collegiately at
Houston (2008-2011) and Texas A&M (2012).
Under Kingsbury’s guidance, Mahomes (2016) and
Houston’s Case Keenum (2009, 2011) both led the
nation in passing.
Personal: Born August 9, 1979 in San Antonio,
Texas.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Chris Achuff, defensive line; born September 18,
1975, Bellefonte, Pa. Linebacker Bloomsburg 1994-
97. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Bryant College 1999, Kutztown 2000-01, Penn State
2002-03, Tennessee-Chattanooga 2004, Charleston
Southern 2005, Tennessee-Martin 2006-07, Baylor
2008-16, Navarro (TX) J.C. 2017. Pro coach:
Joined Cardinals in 2018.
Peter Badovinac, asst. wide receivers; born
October 6, 1989, Hoffman Estates, Ill. Quarterback
Drake 2008-09, Michigan State 2010-12. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Missouri 2013-
14, Missouri State 2015-17, Ohio State 2018. Pro
coach: Joined Cardinals in 2019.
Charlie Bullen, asst. linebackers; born September
28, 1984, Palatine, Ill. Quarterback Harper College
2003, 2005, St. Norbert College 2004. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Iowa 2007-11. Pro
coach: Miami Dolphins 2012-18, joined Cardinals in
2019.
Tom Clements, pass game coordinator/
quarterbacks; born June 18, 1953, McKees Rocks,
Pa. Quarterback Notre Dame 1972-74. Pro quarter-
back Ottawa Rough Riders (CFL) 1975-78,
Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 1979, 1981-82, Kansas
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City Chiefs 1980, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL)
1983-87. College coach: Notre Dame 1992-95. Pro
coach: New Orleans Saints 1997-99, Kansas City
Chiefs 2000, Pittsburgh Steelers 2001-03, Buffalo
Bills 2004-05, Green Bay Packers 2006-16, joined
Cardinals in 2019.
Bill Davis, linebackers; born November 5, 1965,
Youngstown, Ohio. Quarterback/wide receiver
Cincinnati 1985-88. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Michigan State 1991, Ohio State
2016-18. Pro coach: Pittsburgh Steelers 1992-94,
Carolina Panthers 1995-98, Cleveland Browns
1999, Green Bay Packers 2000, Atlanta Falcons
2001-03, New York Giants 2004, San Francisco
49ers 2005-06, Arizona Cardinals 2007-10,
Cleveland Browns 2011-12, Philadelphia Eagles
2013-15, re-joined Cardinals in 2019.
Rob Grosso, defensive quality control; born
September 22, 1993, Buffalo, N.Y. Wide receiver
John Carroll 2011-13. No pro playing experience.
Pro coach: Denver Broncos 2018, joined Cardinals
in 2019.
Steve Heiden, tight ends; born September 21,
1976, Rushford, Minn. Tight end South Dakota State
1995-98. Pro tight end San Diego Chargers 1999-
2001, Cleveland Browns 2002-09. College coach:
Concordia 2012. Pro coach: Joined Cardinals in
2013.
Vance Joseph, defensive coordinator; born
September 20, 1972, Marrero, La. Quarterback/
running back Colorado 1990-94. Pro defensive back
New York Jets 1995, Indianapolis Colts 1996.
College coach: Colorado 2000-03, Bowling Green
2004. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers 2005-10,
Houston Texans 2011-13, Cincinnati Bengals 2014-
15, Miami Dolphins 2016, Denver Broncos (head
coach) 2017-18, joined Cardinals in 2019.
Sean Kugler, offensive line; born August 9, 1966,
Lockport, N.Y. Offensive lineman Texas-El Paso
1985-88. Pro offensive lineman Sacramento Surge
(WLAF) 1991. College coach: Texas-El Paso 1993-
2000, 2013-17, Boise State 2006. Pro coach:
Detroit Lions 2001-05, Buffalo Bills 2007-09,
Pittsburgh Steelers 2010-12, Denver Broncos 2018,
joined Cardinals in 2019.
Randall McCray, asst. special teams; born August
19, 1969, Monroe, N.C. Linebacker/running back
Appalachian State 1987-90. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: South Carolina 1991-92,
Tennessee-Chattanooga 1993-94, Clemson 1995,
Bethune-Cookman 1996, Murray State 1997-99,
Illinois State 2000-02, Toledo 2003-05, Wisconsin
2006-09, Middle Tennessee State 2010, Pittsburgh
2011, Gardner-Webb 2013-15, Texas State 2016-
17. Pro coach: Joined Cardinals in 2018.
Rusty McKinney, defensive assistant; born October
17, 1980, Fairfax County, Va. Linebacker Towson
1998-2001. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Saint Anselm 2008, Bentley 2009-13. Pro
coach: Cleveland Browns 2014-15, Miami Dolphins
2016-18, joined Cardinals in 2019.
Buddy Morris, strength and conditioning; born
September 29, 1957, South Park, Pa. Attended
Pittsburgh. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Pittsburgh 1980-89, 1997-2001;
2007-10, Buffalo 2006. Pro coach: Cleveland
Browns 2002-04, joined Cardinals in 2014.
Brian Natkin, asst. offensive line; born January 3,
1978, San Antonio, Texas. Tight end Texas-El Paso
1997-2000. Pro tight end Tennessee Titans 2001.
College coach: Texas-El Paso 2004-05, 2012-17,
Northern Colorado 2006, Midwestern State 2007-
11, Hutchinson (KS) C.C. 2018. Pro coach: Joined
Cardinals in 2019.
David Raih, wide receivers; born September 9,
1980, Minneapolis, Minn. Quarterback Iowa 1999-
2003. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Iowa 2010-12, Texas Tech 2013. Pro coach: Green
Bay Packers 2014-18, joined Cardinals in 2019.
Marcus Robertson, defensive backs; born October
2, 1969, Pasadena, Calif. Defensive back Iowa State
1987-1990. Pro defensive back Houston
Oilers/Tennessee Titans 1991-2000, Seattle
Seahawks 2001-02. Pro coach: Tennessee Titans
2007-11, Detroit Lions 2012-13, Oakland Raiders
2014-16, Denver Broncos 2017-18, joined
Cardinals in 2019.
Jeff Rodgers, asst. head coach/special teams coor-
dinator; born January 12, 1978, St. Paul, Minn.
Linebacker North Texas 1996-2000. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Arizona 2001-02,
Kansas State 2008. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers
2003-07, Carolina Panthers 2009-10, Denver
Broncos 2011-14, Chicago Bears 2015-17, joined
Cardinals in 2018.
James Saxon, running backs; born March 23,
1966, Burton, S.C. Running back American River
(CA) C.C. 1984-85, San Jose State 1986-87. Pro
running back Kansas City Chiefs 1988-91, Miami
Dolphins 1992-94, Philadelphia Eagles 1995.
College coach: Rutgers 1997-98, Menlo 1999. Pro
coach: Buffalo Bills 2000, Kansas City Chiefs 2001-
07, Miami Dolphins 2008-10, Minnesota Vikings
2011-13, Pittsburgh Steelers 2014-18, joined
Cardinals in 2019.
Don Shumpert, Bill Bidwill Fellowship/running
backs; born January 8, 1992, St. Louis, Mo. Wide
receiver Iowa 2010-13. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Iowa 2016-17. Pro coach: New York
Giants 2018, joined Cardinals in 2019.
Vernon Stephens, asst. strength and conditioning;
born November 30, 1974, Jacksonville, Fla. No col-
lege or pro playing experience. College coach: North
Florida 1999-2002, Colorado 2003-06. Pro coach:
San Diego Chargers 2007-2012, Oakland Raiders
2014, joined Cardinals in 2018.
Cam Turner, offensive assistant/asst. quarterbacks;
born July 29, 1987, Libertyville, Ill. Quarterback/
wide receiver The Citadel 2006-09. No pro playing
experience. College coach: The Citadel 2010, Florida
International 2013-14. Pro coach: Minnesota
Vikings 2011-12, Carolina Panthers 2015-17, joined
Cardinals in 2018.
Spencer Whipple, offensive quality control; born
March 18, 1989, Gibsonia, Pa. Quarterback
Pittsburgh 2007, Massachusetts 2008, Miami
2009-11. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Pittsburgh 2012-13, Massachusetts 2014-18. Pro
coach: Joined Cardinals in 2019.
Greg Williams, cornerbacks; born March 12, 1976,
Bolingbrook, Ill. Wide receiver/defensive back North
Carolina 1994-97. Pro defensive back Amsterdam
Admirals (NFLE) 1999-2000, San Francisco
Demons (XFL) 2001, Indiana Firebirds (AFL) 2001-
03, Chicago Rush (AFL) 2004-05. College coach:
DuPage 2004-05, Arkansas Tech 2006-07,
Pittsburgh 2008. Pro coach: San Diego Chargers
2009-15, Indianapolis Colts 2016-17, Denver
Broncos 2018, joined Cardinals in 2019.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner and Chairman: Arthur Blank (368-466-6)
Chief Executive Officer, AMB Group, LLC: Records include postseason games
Steve Cannon 1966-68 Norb Hecker* ...............4-26-1
President & CEO: Rich McKay 1968-74 Norm Van Brocklin**..37-49-3
General Manager: Thomas Dimitroff 1974-76 Marion Campbell***.....6-19-0
EVP, Chief Financial & Investment Officer, 1976 Pat Peppler .....................3-6-0
AMB Group, LLC: David Homrich 1977-82 Leeman Bennett..........47-44-0
Chief Operating Officer: Greg Beadles 1983-86 Dan Henning...............22-41-1
Chief Information Officer: Danny Branch 1987-89 Marion Campbell****.11-32-0
Senior Vice President & Chief Human 1989 Jim Hanifan ....................0-4-0
Resources Offficer, AMB Group LLC: 1990-93 Jerry Glanville.............28-38-0
Timothy Goodly 1994-96 June Jones .................19-30-0
Senior Vice President and Chief 1997-2003 Dan Reeves# .............52-61-1
Communications Officer: Brett Jewkes 2003 Wade Phillips ..................2-1-0
National Football Conference Senior Vice President, Chief Commercial 2004-06 Jim Mora ....................27-23-0
South Division Officer AMBSE: Tim Zulawski 2007 Bobby Petrino## .........3-10-0
Team Colors: Black, Red, Silver, and White Vice President, Sales and Service: 2007 Emmitt Thomas ..............1-2-0
4400 Falcon Parkway Don Rovak 2008-14 Mike Smith .................67-50-0
Flowery Branch, Georgia 30542 Stadium General Manager | AMB Sports 2015-18 Dan Quinn...................39-30-0
Telephone: (770) 965-3115 & Entertainment Group: Scott Jenkins *Released after three games in 1968
Senior Vice President, Fan Experience | **Released after eight games in 1974
2019 SCHEDULE ***Released after five games in 1976
PRESEASON AMB Sports & Entertainment Group:
****Retired after 12 games in 1989
Aug. 1 vs. Denver (Canton, OH).....8:00 Harry Hynecamp
#Released after 13 games in 2003
Aug. 8 at Miami.............................7:30 Chief Technology Officer (CTO) | AMB ##Resigned after 13 games in 2007
Aug. 15 New York Jets ...................7:30 Sports & Entertainment Group:
Aug. 22 Washington .......................7:30 Jared Miller PAID ATTENDANCE
Aug. 29 at Jacksonville....................7:00 Vice President, AMBSE Brand Strategy: Home 569,081 Away 501,979
Morgan Shaw Parker Total 1,071,060
REGULAR SEASON Vice President of Football Single-game home record,
Sep. 8 at Minnesota ......................1:00 Communications: David Bassity 71,838 (12/31/17)
Sep. 15 Philadelphia ......................8:20 Assistant General Manager: Scott Pioli Single-season home record,
Sep. 22 at Indianapolis ....................1:00 Director, Football Operations: Nick Polk 569,081 (2018)
Sep. 29 Tennessee .........................1:00 Vice President of Player Affairs:
Oct. 6 at Houston .........................1:00 Kevin Winston 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Oct. 13 at Arizona...........................4:05 Assistant to the Head Coach: Round Name Pos. College
Oct. 20 Los Angeles Rams.............1:00 Steven Scarnecchia 1 Chris Lindstrom G Boston College
Oct. 27 Seattle...............................1:00 Director of Sports Medicine and Kaleb McGary T Washington
Nov. 3 BYE Performance: Marty Lauzon 4 Kendall Sheffield DB Ohio St.
Nov. 10 at New Orleans...................1:00 Head Team Physician: Spero Karas John Cominsky DE Charleston (W.V.)
Nov. 17 at Carolina..........................1:00 Strength and Conditioning Coach: 5 Qadree Ollison RB Pittsburgh
Nov. 24 Tampa Bay.........................1:00 Jesse Ackerman Jordan Miller DB Washington
Nov. 28 New Orleans (Thanksgiving) 8:20 Assistant Strength and Conditioning 6 Marcus Green RB Louisiana-Monroe
Dec. 8 Carolina.............................1:00 Coach: Jonas Beauchemin
Dec. 15 at San Francisco.................4:25 Assistant Athletic Trainer: Danny Long
Dec. 22 Jacksonville.......................1:00 Assistant Strength Coach:
Dec. 29 at Tampa Bay ....................1:00 Brandon Ireland
* All times ET Physical Therapist, Assistant Athletic
Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Stadium Trainer: Jamal Randall, Sr.
(opening in 2017) Director of Pro Personnel: Joel Collier
•Capacity: 71,000 Pro Scout: Reese Hicks
(expandable to 75,000) Director of College Scouting: Steve Sabo
1 AMB Drive National Scout: Phil Emery
Atlanta, Georgia 30313 National Scout: Ruston Webster
Playing Surface: FieldTurf Regional Scout: Shepley Heard
Training Camp: Atlanta Falcons Football Communications Manager
4400 Falcon Parkway Matt Haley
Flowery Branch, GA 30542 Football Communications Coordinator:
MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM
Curtis Jackson
Football Communications Specialist:
Gaby Moran

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (0-4) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Ryan 608 422 4924 69.4 35 7 42/296 108.1
08/10 L 0-17 at N.Y. Jets Schaub 7 5 20 71.4 0 0 0/0 74.1
08/17 L 14-28 Kansas City Sanu 2 1 5 50.0 1 0 0/0 95.8
08/25 L 6-17 at Jacksonville Falcons 617 428 4949 69.4 36 7 42/296 108.0
08/30 L 7-34 Miami Opponents 585 398 4408 68.0 33 15 37/255 98.3

REGULAR SEASON (7-9) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Kazee 7 54 7.7 33 0
09/06 L 12-18 at Philadelphia Bryant 0 0 0 33/35 20/21 0 93 Poole 3 2 0.7 2 0
09/16 W 31-24 Carolina Ridley 0 10 0 0/0 0/0 0 60 D. Jones 2 61 30.5 41t 1
09/23 L 37-43 New Orleans (OT) Coleman 4 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 Allen 1 28 28.0 28 0
09/30 L 36-37 Cincinnati J. Jones 0 8 0 0/0 0/0 0 48 Crawford 1 6 6.0 6 0
10/07 L 17-41 at Pittsburgh Hooper 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 26 Oliver 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/14 W 34-29 Tampa Bay Sanu 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 26 Falcons 15 151 10.1 41t 1
10/22 W 23-20 N.Y. Giants Ryan 3 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Opponents 7 93 13.3 28 1
11/04 W 38-14 at Washington Smith 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
11/11 L 16-28 at Cleveland Tavecchio 0 0 0 8/8 5/5 0 23 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/18 L 19-22 Dallas Hardy 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Bosher 60 2729 45.5 22 57
11/22 L 17-31 at New Orleans Beasley 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Falcons 62 2729 44.0 22 57
12/02 L 16-26 Baltimore Hall 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 61 2810 46.1 25 65
12/09 L 20-34 at Green Bay D. Jones 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/16 W 40-14 Arizona Paulsen 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/23 W 24-10 at Carolina Falcons 11 36 2 41/43 25/26 0 414 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/30 W 34-32 at Tampa Bay Opponents 16 33 3 41/44 22/22 0 423 Hardy 20 23 147 7.4 18 0
(OT) Overtime 2-Pt Conv: Hooper, Sanu. Hall 1 1 0 0.0 0 0
Falcons 2-6, Opponents 2-7. Falcons 21 24 147 7.0 18 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Opponents 27 21 184 6.8 21 0
Falcons 64 141 72 137 0 — 414 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD
Opponents 95 96 88 138 6 — 423 Coleman 167 800 4.8 65 4 KICKOFF
Smith 90 315 3.5 18 4 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Hill 20 157 7.9 60 0 Hall 26 616 23.7 53 0
Falcons Opp. Ryan 33 125 3.8 15 3 Ridley 2 50 25.0 32 0
Total First Downs 352 375 Freeman 14 68 4.9 20 0 Hardy 2 7 3.5 7 0
Rushing 84 115 Sanu 7 44 6.3 24 0 Hill 1 16 16.0 16 0
Passing 238 226 Ridley 6 27 4.5 9 0 Falcons 31 689 22.2 53 0
Penalty 30 34 Langford 9 25 2.8 7 0 Opponents 36 818 22.7 47 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 92/203 95/195 J. Jones 2 12 6.0 11 0
3rd Down Pct. 45.3 48.7 Hall 2 0 0.0 3 0 FIELD
4th Down: Made/Att 10/19 10/13 Schaub 1 0 0.0 0 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
4th Down Pct. 52.6 76.9 Falcons 351 1573 4.5 65 11 Bryant 0/0 4/4 5/5 7/7 4/5
Possession Avg. 29:23 30:37 Opponents 409 1999 4.9 92t 16 Tavecchio 0/0 1/1 0/0 2/2 2/2
Total Net Yards 6226 6152 Falcons 0/0 5/5 5/5 9/9 6/7
Avg. Per Game 389.1 384.5 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 0/0 5/5 5/5 8/8 4/4
Total Plays 1010 1031 J. Jones 113 1677 14.8 58 8
Avg. Per Play 6.2 6.0 Hooper 71 660 9.3 36 4 SACKS No.
Net Yards Rushing 1573 1999 Sanu 66 838 12.7 44t 4 McKinley 7.0
Avg. Per Game 98.3 124.9 Ridley 64 821 12.8 75t 10 Irvin 3.5
Total Rushes 351 409 Coleman 32 276 8.6 39t 5 Crawford 6.0
Net Yards Passing 4653 4153 Smith 27 152 5.6 20 0 Jarrett 6.0
Avg. Per Game 290.8 259.6 Hardy 14 133 9.5 19t 2 Beasley 5.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 42/296 37/255 Hall 10 149 14.9 47t 1 Poole 3.0
Gross Yards 4949 4408 Paulsen 9 91 10.1 19 1 Campbell 1.5
Att./Completions 617/428 585/398 Gage 6 63 10.5 22 0 D. Jones 1.0
Completion Pct. 69.4 68.0 Saubert 5 48 9.6 17 0 McClain 1.0
Had Intercepted 7 15 Freeman 5 23 4.6 14 0 Means 1.0
Punts/Average 62/44.0 61/46.1 Ortiz 3 11 3.7 7 0 Reed 1.0
Net Punting Avg. 62/40.1 61/42.3 Hill 1 9 9.0 9 0 Trufant 1.0
Penalties/Yards 101/899 108/1001 Ryan 1 5 5.0 5t 1 Falcons 37.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 24/11 21/4 Schaub 1 -7 -7.0 -7 0 Opponents 42.0
Touchdowns 49 52 Falcons 428 4949 11.6 75t 36
Rushing 11 16 Opponents 398 4408 11.1 58 33
Passing 36 33
Returns 2 3

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Gerald Riggs, 1982-88.......................................................................6,631
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Ryan, 2008-18 .........................................................................46,720
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Matt Ryan, 2008-18 ..............................................................................295
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Roddy White, 2005-15 ..........................................................................808
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Roddy White, 2005-15 .....................................................................10,863
Interceptions ...................................................................Rolland Lawrence, 1973-80 ....................................................................39
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Matt Bosher, 2011-18 ..........................................................................45.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Darrien Gordon, 2001...........................................................................14.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Darrick Vaughn, 2000-01 .....................................................................25.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Matt Bryant, 2009-18............................................................................250
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Roddy White, 2005-15 ............................................................................63
Points..............................................................................Matt Bryant, 2009-18.........................................................................1,122
Sacks*............................................................................John Abraham, 2006-12 ......................................................................68.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jamal Anderson, 1998 .......................................................................1,846
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Ryan, 2016 ................................................................................4,944
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Matt Ryan, 2016 .....................................................................................38
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Julio Jones, 2015..................................................................................136
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Julio Jones, 2015...............................................................................1,871
Interceptions ...................................................................Scott Case, 1988 ....................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Matt Bosher, 2012................................................................................47.5
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Darrien Gordon, 2001...........................................................................14.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Darrick Vaughn, 2000...........................................................................27.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Matt Bryant, 2016 ...................................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Michael Turner, 2008...............................................................................17
Points..............................................................................Matt Bryant, 2016 .................................................................................158
Sacks*............................................................................John Abraham, 2008............................................................................16.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Michael Turner, 9-7-08 ..........................................................................220
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Ryan, 10-2-16...............................................................................503
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Wade Wilson, 12-13-92 ............................................................................5
Matt Ryan, 9-23-18...................................................................................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................William Andrews, 11-15-81.....................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Julio Jones, 10-2-16 .............................................................................300
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................2
Last time by Robert Alford, 10-2-16
Field Goals ......................................................................Norm Johnson, 11-13-94..........................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................T.J. Duckett, 12-12-04 ..............................................................................4
Michael Turner, 11-23-08 ..........................................................................4
Points..............................................................................T.J. Duckett, 12-12-04.............................................................................24
Michael Turner, 11-23-08 ........................................................................24
Sacks*............................................................................Adrian Clayborn, 11-12-17.....................................................................6.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
37 Allen, Ricardo S 5-9 186 12/18/91 5 Purdue Daytona Beach, Fla. D5a-’14 3/3
38 Barner, Kenjon RB 5-9 195 4/28/89 6 Oregon Riverside, Calif. FA-’19 9/0*
44 Beasley Jr., Vic OLB 6-3 246 7/8/92 5 Clemson Adairsville, Ga. D1-’15 16/9
93 Bennett, Michael DT 6-2 287 2/24/93 3 Ohio State Centerville, Ohio FA-’18 2/0
5 Bosher, Matt P 6-0 208 10/18/87 9 Miami Jupiter, Fla. D6-’11 16/0
68 Brown, Jamon G 6-4 340 3/15/93 5 Louisville Fern Creek, Ky. FA-’19 14/8*
59 Campbell, De'Vondre LB 6-3 234 7/1/93 4 Minnesota Fort Myers, Fla. D4-’16 16/13
77 Carpenter, James G 6-5 321 3/22/89 9 Alabama Augusta, Ga. FA-’19 10/10*
55 Carter, Bruce LB 6-2 240 2/19/88 9 North Carolina Havelock, N.C. FA-’18 11/0
99 Clayborn, Adrian DE 6-3 280 7/6/88 7 Iowa St. Louis, Mo. FA-’19 14/1*
95 Crawford, Jack DL 6-5 274 9/7/88 8 Penn State London, United Kingdom FA-’17 16/11
96 Davison, Tyeler DT 6-2 309 9/3/92 4 Fresno State Scottsdale, Ariz. FA-’19 14/12*
24 Freeman, Devonta RB 5-8 206 3/15/92 6 Florida State Miami, Fla. D4a-’14 2/2
83 Gage, Russell WR 6-0 184 1/22/96 2 Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La. D6a-’18 15/0
72 Gettis, Adam OLB 6-3 315 12/9/88 4 Iowa Frankfort, Ill. FA-’19 4/0*
53 Grace, Jermaine LB 6-0 223 11/8/93 3 Miami Miami Gardens, Fla. FA-’19 1/0*
90 Hageman, Ra'Shede DT 6-6 318 8/8/90 4 Minnesota Lansing, Mich. FA-’19 0*
14 Hardy, Justin WR 5-10 192 12/18/91 5 East Carolina Vanceboro, N.C. D4-’15 16/0
64 Harlow, Sean G 6-4 284 3/28/95 2 Oregon State San Clemente, Calif. PS-’18 0*
47 Harris, Josh LS 6-1 240 4/27/89 8 Auburn Carrollton, Ga. FA-’12 11/0
32 Hill, Brian RB 6-1 219 11/9/95 3 Wyoming Belleville, Ill. FA-’18 10/0
81 Hooper, Austin TE 6-3 254 10/29/94 4 Stanford San Ramon, Calif. D3-’16 16/7
36 Ishmael, Kemal S 6-0 206 5/6/91 7 Central Florida Miami, Fla. FA-’19 16/0
97 Jarrett, Grady DT 6-0 305 4/28/93 5 Clemson Conyers, Ga. D5-’15 14/14
45 Jones, Deion LB 6-1 222 11/4/94 4 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. D2-’16 6/6
11 Jones, Julio WR 6-3 220 2/8/89 9 Alabama Foley, Ala. D1-’11 16/16
27 Kazee, Damontae S 5-11 174 6/5/93 3 San Diego State San Bernardino, Calif. D5-’17 16/16
43 Langford, Jeremy RB 6-0 211 12/6/91 4 Michigan State Wayne, Mich. PS-’18 1/0
51 Mack, Alex C 6-4 311 11/19/85 11 California Santa Barbara, Calif. FA-’16 16/16
70 Matthews, Jake T 6-5 309 2/11/92 6 Texas A&M Missouri City, Texas D1-’14 16/16
98 McKinley, Takk DE 6-2 250 11/2/95 3 UCLA Oakland, Calif. D1-’17 15/8
56 Means, Steven DE 6-3 263 9/16/90 4 Buffalo Buffalo, N.Y. FA-’18 8/4
22 Neal, Keanu S 6-0 211 7/26/95 4 Florida Bushnell, Fla. D1-’16 1/1
41 Neasman, Sharrod S 6-0 198 10/14/91 3 Florida Atlantic Palmetto, Fla. FA-’18 12/0
91 Odom, Chris DE 6-4 256 9/16/94 2 Arkansas State Arlington, Texas FA-’19 0*
20 Oliver, Isaiah CB 6-0 210 9/30/96 2 Colorado Goodyear, Ariz. D2-’18 14/2
54 Oluokun, Foyesade LB 6-2 229 8/2/95 2 Yale St. Louis, Mo. D6b-’18 16/7
30 Ortiz, Ricky FB 6-0 236 4/15/92 3 Oregon State Moreno Valley, Calif. FA-’18 12/9
82 Paulsen, Logan TE 6-5 268 2/26/87 10 UCLA Northbridge, Calif. UFA(SF)-’18 15/10
18 Ridley, Calvin WR 6-1 190 12/20/94 2 Alabama Fort Lauderdale, Fla. D1-’18 16/5
42 Riley, Duke LB 6-1 218 8/9/94 3 Louisiana State Buras, La. D3-’17 16/10
2 Ryan, Matt QB 6-4 217 5/17/85 12 Boston College Exton, Pa. D1a-’08 16/16
74 Sambrailo, Ty T 6-5 311 3/10/92 5 Colorado State Watsonville, Calif. T(Den)-’17 16/4
12 Sanu, Mohamed WR 6-2 210 8/23/89 8 Rutgers South Brunswick, N.J. FA-’16 16/16
85 Saubert, Eric TE 6-5 253 5/9/94 3 Drake Hoffman Estates, Ill. D5-’17 16/1
8 Schaub, Matt QB 6-6 245 6/25/81 16 Virginia Pittsburgh, Pa. FA-’16 0*
71 Schweitzer, Wes G 6-4 300 9/11/93 4 San Jose State Scottsdale, Ariz. D6' 16 15/13
94 Senat, Deadrin DT 6-0 314 7/22/94 2 South Florida Immokalee, Fla. D3-’18 15/2
25 Smith, Ito RB 5-9 195 9/11/95 2 Southern Miss Mobile, Ala. D4-’18 14/0
80 Stocker, Luke TE 6-5 253 7/17/88 9 Tennessee Berea, Ky. FA-’19 16/11*
4 Tavecchio, Giorgio K 5-10 180 7/16/90 3 California Milan, Italy FA-’18 3/0
21 Trufant, Desmond CB 6-0 190 9/10/90 7 Washington Tacoma, Wash. D1-’13 16/16
75 Wetzel, John OL 6-7 328 7/18/91 3 Boston College Pittsburgh, Pa. FA-’19 8/5*
29 Wilcox, J.J. DB 6-0 212 2/14/91 7 Georgia Southern Cairo, Ga. FA-’19 7/0*
33 Wreh-Wilson, Blidi CB 6-1 190 12/5/89 7 Connecticut Malden, Mass. FA-’17 3/0
92 Zimmer, Justin DT 6-3 292 10/23/92 2 Ferris State Greenville, Mich. PS-’18 1/0

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* Barner played in 4 games with Carolina and 5 games with New England in ’18; Brown played 8 games with N.Y. Giants and 6
games with L.A. Rams; Carpenter played 10 games with N.Y. Jets; Clayborn played 14 games with New England; Davison
played 14 games with New Orleans; Grace played 1 game with Cleveland; Hageman last active in ’16 with Saints; Harlow spent
’18 on Indianapolis and Atlanta practice squads; Odom last active with Green Bay in ’17; Schaub active but did not play in 16
games with Atlanta; Stocker played 16 games with Tampa Bay; Wetzel played 8 games with Arizona; Wilcox played 2 games
with Indianapolis and 5 games with N.Y. Jets.

Players lost through free agency (5): CB Justin Bethel (Bal; 14 games in ‘18); RB Tevin Coleman (SF; 16);
G Ben Garland (SF; 14); DE Bruce Irvin (Car; 8 ); S Jordan Richards (Oak; 15).

Also played with Falcons in ’18—CB Robert Alford (15 games), G Zane Beadles (9), K Matt Bryant (13),
WR Deante Burton (1), LS Jon Condo (4), G Brandon Fusco (7), WR Russell Gage (15), WR Marvin Hall (16),
LB Richard Jarvis (1), G Andy Levitre (2), DT Terrell McClain (13), LB Corey Nelson (1), LS Jeff Overbaugh (1),
CB Brian Poole (16), DE Brooks Reed (16), T Ryan Schraeder (16), DE Derrick Shelby (7), S Keith Tandy (6).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Baldwin, Parker S 6-2 215 5/6/97 San Diego State Siloam Springs, Ark. FA
Bane, Shawn WR 5-11 170 NW Missouri State Sarasota, Fla. FA
Benkert, Kurt (1) QB 6-4 215 7/17/95 Virginia Cape Coral, Fla. FA-’18
Bethune, Yurik LB 6-4 210 Alabama A&M Mobile, Ala. FA
Blake, Christian (1) WR 6-1 181 6/8/96 Northern Illinois Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’18
Bonner, Lanard T 6-5 315 4/18/96 Arkansas State Birmingham, Ala. FA
Brooks-James, Tony RB 5-9 190 Oregon Gainesville, Fla. FA
Calhoun, Taveze (1) CB 6-1 188 12/26/92 Mississippi State Ludlow, Miss. FA-’18
Causey, Rashard CB 6-0 195 Central Florida Miami, Fla. FA
Cominsky, John DE 6-5 286 11/22/95 Charleston (WV) Barberton, Ohio D4b
Cooper, Chris (1) S 5-10 202 3/17/94 Stony Brook Mount Vernon, N.Y. FA
Crawford, Tre' LB 6-3 235 Alabama-Birmingham Houston, Texas FA
Gono, Matt (1) T 6-4 305 5/10/96 Wesley College Cinnaminson, N.J. FA-’18
Graham, Jaeden (1) TE 6-4 250 10/10/95 Yale Aurora, Colo. FA-’18
Gray, Alex (1) TE 6-4 231 5/1/91 Barnard Castle School Bishop Auckland, United Kingdom FA-’18
Gray, Devin (1) WR 6-0 192 6/15/95 Cincinnati Reno, Nev. FA-’18
Green, Marcus RB 5-8 191 8/13/96 Louisiana Monroe Pontococ, Miss. D6
Johnson, Devon T 6-7 310 Ferris State Aurora, Ill. FA
Laguda, Afolabi (1) S 6-1 214 7/28/95 Colorado Snellville, Ga. FA
Lewis, Kahlil WR 6-0 195 Cincinnati Miami, Fla. FA
Lindstrom, Chris OL 6-4 310 2/28/96 Boston College Dudely, Mass. D1a
McGary, Kaleb OT 6-8 324 2/22/95 Washington Fife, Wash. D1b
Miles, Durrant LB 6-5 261 Boise State South Jordan, Utah FA
Miller, Chandler C 6-3 297 4/16/96 Tulsa Bixby, Okla. FA
Miller, Jordan CB 6-1 186 2/8/97 Washington Oceanside, Calif. D5b
Neal, Ryan (1) DB 6-3 200 12/24/95 Southern Illinois Merrillville, Ind. PS-’18
Ollison, Qadree RB 6-1 228 9/8/96 Pittsburgh Niagra Falls, N.Y. D5a
Phillips, Del'Shawn LB 6-2 220 10/9/96 Illinois Highland Park, Mich. FA
Robinson, Jaelin T 6-6 325 Temple New Haven, Conn. FA
Sheffield, Kendall CB 6-0 193 5/30/96 Ohio State Missouri City, Texas D4a
Stanley, Jayson CB 6-2 207 Georgia Fairburn, Ga. FA
Tuioti-Mariner, Jacob (1) DT 6-2 285 7/25/96 UCLA Corona, Calif. FA-’18
Vasey, Kyle LS 6-2 231 4/20/96 Penn State Lackawaxen, Pa. FA
Worton, CJ WR 6-0 183 Florida International South Dade, Fla. FA
Zaccheaus, Olamide WR 5-8 190 Virginia Plainfield, N.J. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Dan Quinn
Pro Career: Named the sixteenth head coach
in Atlanta Falcons history and took over the
club after serving as the Seattle Seahawks
defensive coordinator for two seasons
(2013-14). In 2016, Quinn guided the
Falcons to the second Super Bowl in fran-
chise history. Atlanta scored 540 points, 97
more than any other team in the league. From
2013-14, Quinn oversaw the NFL’s top
defensive unit as Seattle led the NFL allowing
270.4 yards per game, 15.2 points per
game, and 178.8 passing yards per game
while holding opponents to 9120.6 rushing
yards per game. Quinn originally joined the
Seahawks in 2009, after spending the previ-
ous six years coaching the defensive lines
for the San Francisco 49ers (2003-04),
Miami Dolphins (2005-06) and the New York
Jets (2007-08). He previously served as the
Seahawks assistant head coach/defensive
line coach in 2009. He began his NFL coach-
ing career in San Francisco as its defensive
assistant in 2001 before moving on to coach
the 49ers defensive line from 2003-2004.
Quinn got his start coaching the defensive
line at William & Mary in 1994, followed by a
season at Virginia Military Institute. He held
the same position with Hofstra for four sea-
sons before being promoted to defensive
coordinator in 2000. Career record: 39-30.
Background: Quinn was a four-year letter
winner and two-time co-captain at Division III
Salisbury (Md.) State as a defensive line-
man, where he recorded 139 tackles and
eight tackles for loss. He also lettered in track
and held the school record in the hammer
throw. He was inducted into the Salisbury
State Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005.
Personal: Born September 11, 1970 in
Morristown, New Jersey.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Dave Brock, running backs; born June 5,
1967, Moorestown, N.J. Linebacker Ferrum
1985-88. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Salisbury State 1988-89, 1994,
Western Connecticut State 1991-93, Hofstra
1995, 1997-2002, Temple 2002-04, North
Carolina 2005-06, Kansas State 2007-08,
Boston College 2009-2011, Rutgers 2012,
Delaware 2013-16 (head coach). Pro coach:
Joined Falcons in 2017.
Mayur Chaudhari, asst. special teams; born
San Jose, Calif. Attended UC Davis. No col-
lege or pro playing experience. College
coach: UC Davis 1998-2001, 2007, Menlo
College 2005, Stanford 2006 Stanford, San
Jose State 2008-09, Virginia Military
Institute 2009-2010, US Military Academy
Prep School 2011-12, Army 2013, Lenoir-
Rhyne 2014-15, Hawaii 2016-17. Pro
coach: Joined Falcons in 2018.
Aden Durde, asst. special teams; born July
10, 1980, Middlesex, England. Linebacker
North Iowa Area C.C. Pro linebacker Scottish
Claymores (NFL Europe) 2003-04, Hamburg
Sea Devils (NFL Europe) 2005-07. Pro
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coach: Joined Falcons in 2018.
Will Harriger, offensive assistant; born June
20, 1982, Austin, Texas. Attended Auburn.
No college or pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Seattle Seahawks 2014-18, joined
Falcons in 2019.
Jerome Henderson, defensive passing
game coordinator; born August 8, 1969,
Portsmouth, Va. Defensive back Clemson
1987-1990. Pro cornerback New England
Patriots 1991-92, 1996, Buffalo Bills 1993-
94, Philadelphia Eagles 1995, New York Jets
2007-08, Cleveland Browns 2009-2011,
Dallas Cowboys 2012-15, joined Falcons in
2016.
Travis Jones, asst. defensive line; born June
6, 1972, Irwington, Ga. Linebacker Georgia
1991-94. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Georgia 1997, Appalachian State
1998-2000, Kansas 2001-02, Louisiana
State 2003-04. Pro coach: Miami Dolphins
2005-07, New Orleans Saints 2008-2012,
Seattle Seahawks 2013-17, joined Falcons in
2018.
Greg Knapp, quarterbacks; born March 5,
1963, Long Beach, Calif. Quartberack
Sacramento State 1982-85; No pro playing
experience. College coach: Sacramento
State 1986-1990. Pro coach: San Francisco
49ers 1997-2003, Atlanta Falcons 2004-06,
Oakland Raiders 2007-08, Seattle Seahawks
2009, Houston Texans 2010-11, Oakland
Raiders 2012, Denver Broncos 2013-16, re-
joined Falcons in 2018.
Dirk Koetter, offensive coordinator; born
February 5, 1959, Pocatello, Idaho.
Quarterback Idaho State 1978-1981. College
coach: San Francisco State 1985, Texas-El
Paso 1986-88, Missouri 1989-1993, Boston
College 1994-95, Oregon 1996-97, Boise
State 1998-2000 (head coach), Arizona
State 2001-06 (head coach). Pro coach:
Jacksonville Jaguars 2007-2011, Atlanta
Falcons 2012-14, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2015-18 (head coach), re-joined Falcons in
2019.
Ben Kotwica, special teams coordinator;
born December 8, 1974, Tinley Park, Ill.
Attended West Point. No college or pro play-
ing experience. College coach: US Military
Academy Prep School. Pro coach: New York
Jets 2007-2013, Washington Redskins
2014-18, joined Falcons in 2019.
Bob Kronenberg, asst. offensive line; born
March 11, 1971. Offensive lineman St. Cloud
State 1990-93. No pro playing experience.
Pro coach: Joined Falcons in 2019.
Doug Mallory, defensive backs; born
November 2, 1964, Bowling Green, Ohio.
Defensive back Michigan 1984-87. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Indiana
1988, 1994-96, 2011-13, Army 1989,
Western Kentucky 1990-93, Maryland 1997-
2000, Oklahoma State 2001-04, Louisiana
State 2005-08, New Mexico 2009-2010. Pro
coach: Joined Falcons in 2015.
Chris Morgan, offensive line; born
September 24, 1976, Killeen, Texas.
Offensive lineman Colorado 1996-99. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Idaho
2003. Pro coach: Oakland Raiders 2009-
2010, Washington Redskins 2011-12,
Seattle Seahawks 2014, joined Falcons in
2015.
Raheem Morris, asst. head coach/
wide receivers/offensive passing game coor-
dinator; born September 3, 1976, Irvington,
N.J. Safety Hofstra 1994-97. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Hofstra 1998,
2000-01, Cornell 1999, Kansas State 2006.
Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002-05,
2007-2011 (head coach 2009-2011),
Redskins 2012-13, joined Falcons in 2015.
Mike Mularkey, tight ends; born November
19, 1961, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Tight end
Florida. Pro tight end Minnesota Vikings
1983-88. Pittsburgh Steelers 1989-1991.
College coach: Concordia 1993. Pro coach:
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1994-95, Pittsburgh
Steelers 1996-2003, Buffalo Bills 2004-05,
Miami Dolphins 2006-07, Atlanta Falcons
2008-2011, Jacksonville Jaguars 2012
(head coach), Tennessee Titans 2014-17
(head coach 2015-17), re-joined Falcons in
2019.
Bernie Parmalee, asst. special teams/
offensive assistant; born September 16,
1967, Jersey City, N.J. Running back Ball
State 1988-1991. Pro running back Miami
Dolphins 1992-98, New York Jets 1999-
2000. College coach: Notre Dame 2005-09.
Pro coach: Miami Dolphins 2002-04, Kansas
City Chiefs 2010-12, Oakland Raiders 2015-
17, joined Falcons in 2018.
Jess Simpson, defensive line; born August
21, 1970, Marietta, Ga. Player Auburn 1989-
1992. High school coach: Buford (Ga.)
1995-2016. College coach: Auburn 1992-
93, Miami 2018. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons
2017, re-joined Falcons in 2019.
Ben Steele, offensive assistant; born May
27, 1978, Denver, Colo. Tight end Fort Lewis
College 1997-98, Mesa State College 1999-
2000. Pro tight end Green Bay Packers
2004-05. Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2017-18, joined Falcons in 2019.
Bob Sutton, senior assistant; born January
28, 1951, Ypsilanti, Mich. Attended Eastern
Michigan. No college or pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Michigan 1972-73,
Syracuse 1974, Western Michigan 1975-76,
Illinois 1977-79, North Carolina State 1982,
Army 1983-1999 (head coach 1991-99).
Pro coach: New York Jets 2000-2012,
Kansas City Chiefs 2013-18, joined Falcons
in 2019.
Jeff Ulbrich, linebackers; born February 17,
1977, San Jose, California. Linebacker
Hawaii 1998-2000. Pro linebacker San
Francisco 49ers 2000-09. Pro coach: Seattle
Seahawks 2010-11, joined Falcons in 2015.
Chad Walker, offensive assistant; born New
Orleans, La. Attended Louisiana-Monroe. No
college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Louisiana-Monroe 2001, West
Virginia, 2002, Louisiana State 2000, 2003-
04, Bryant 2008-2010, Mississippi College
2011-12, Oklahoma 2013-14. Pro coach:
Miami Dolphins 2005-07, joined Falcons in
2015.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: David Tepper (199-201-1)
President – Business Operations: Records include postseason games
Tom Glick 1995-98 Dom Capers ...............31-35-0
General Manager: Marty Hurney 1999-2001 George Seifert ............16-32-0
Vice President – General Counsel: 2002-10 John Fox.....................78-74-0
Steve Argeris 2011-18 Ron Rivera..................74-60-1
Vice President – Chief Financial Officer:
Kristi Coleman PAID ATTENDANCE
Vice President – Communications and Home 570,257 Away 477,822
External Affairs: Steven Drummond Total 1,048,079
Vice President – Chief Operating Officer: Single-game home record,
Mark Hart 76,136 (12/10/95)
Vice President – Ticket Sales & Services: Single-season home record,
Joe LaBue 579,192 (2006)
National Football Conference Vice President – Stadium Operations:
South Division Scott Paul 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Team Colors: Black, Panther Blue, and Vice President – Chief Marketing Officer: Round Name Pos. College
Silver Meredith Starkey 1 Brian Burns LB/DE Florida St.
800 South Mint Street Executive Director of Football Staff: 2 Greg Little T Mississippi
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202-1502 Mark Carrier 3 Will Grier QB West Virginia
Telephone: (704) 358-7000 Executive Director of Player Personnel: 4 Christian Miller LB/DE Alabama
Jeff Morrow 5 Jordan Scarlett RB Florida
2019 SCHEDULE Executive Director of Player Finance and 6 Dennis Daley T South Carolina
PRESEASON Football Research: Rob Rogers 7 Terry Godwin WR Georgia
Aug. 8 at Chicago..........................8:00 Director of Pro Personnel: Matt Allen
Aug. 16 Buffalo...............................7:00 Director of Player Wellness: Tish Guerin
Aug. 22 at New England ..................7:30 Video Director: Chris Herbert
Aug. 29 Pittsburgh..........................7:00 Director of Football Operations:
Bryan Porter
REGULAR SEASON Director of College Scouting: Eric Stokes
Sep. 8 Los Angeles Rams.............1:00 Equipment Manager: Don Toner
Sep. 12 Tampa Bay (Thu) ...............8:20 Head Athletic Trainer: Ryan Vermillion
Sep. 22 at Arizona...........................4:05 Assistant Director of Pro Personnel:
Sep. 29 at Houston .........................1:00
Rob Hanrahan
Oct. 6 Jacksonville.......................1:00
Pro Scouts: Clyde Powers, Don Warren
Oct. 13 at Tampa Bay (London) .9:30 AM
Oct. 20 BYE College Scouts: Jeff Beathard,
Oct. 27 at San Francisco.................4:05 Jonathan Fields, Robert Haines,
Nov. 3 Tennessee .........................1:00 Mike Martin, Eli Montague, Joel Patten
Nov. 10 at Green Bay ......................1:00 Director of Sponsor Sales and Services:
Nov. 17 Atlanta...............................1:00 John Berger
Nov. 24 at New Orleans...................1:00 Director of Community Relations:
Dec. 1 Washington .......................1:00 Riley Fields
Dec. 8 at Atlanta............................1:00 Director of Human Resources:
Dec. 15 Seattle...............................1:00 Larry Griffin
Dec. 22 at Indianapolis ....................1:00 Director of Information Technology:
Dec. 29 New Orleans......................1:00 James Hammond
* All times ET Director of Security: Eddie Levins
Director of Finance/Controller:
Stadium: Bank of America Stadium James Plyler
(opened in 1996) Director of PantherVision: Kyle Ritchie
•Capacity: 73,778 Director of Entertainment: Miguel Vargas
Charlotte, North Carolina
28202-1502
Playing Surface: Grass
Training Camp: Wofford College
Spartanburg,
South Carolina 29303
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Newton 471 320 3395 67.9 24 13 29/213 94.2
08/09 W 28-23 at Buffalo Heinicke 57 35 320 61.4 1 3 2/17 60.6
08/17 W 27-20 Miami Allen 31 20 266 64.5 2 0 0/0 113.1
08/24 W 25-14 New England Gilbert 3 2 40 66.7 0 0 1/5 109.7
08/30 L 24-39 at Pittsburgh McCaffrey 1 1 50 100.0 1 0 0/0 158.3
Panthers 563 378 4071 67.1 28 16 32/235 92.9
REGULAR SEASON (7-9) Opponents 529 353 4062 66.7 32 13 35/215 99.6
Date Result Opponent
09/09 W 16-8 Dallas TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/16 L 24-31 at Atlanta SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Jackson 4 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 W 31-21 Cincinnati McCaffrey 7 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 78 Adams 3 11 3.7 18 0
10/07 W 33-31 N.Y. Giants Gano 0 0 0 30/33 14/16 0 72 Reid 1 39 39.0 39 0
10/14 L 17-23 at Washington Samuel 2 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 42 Bradberry 1 29 29.0 29 0
10/21 W 21-17 at Philadelphia Funchess 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Jones 1 5 5.0 5 0
10/28 W 36-21 Baltimore Newton 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Munnerlyn 1 2 2.0 2 0
11/04 W 42-28 Tampa Bay Olsen 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Kuechly 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/08 L 21-52 at Pittsburgh Catanzaro 0 0 0 7/8 5/5 0 22 Obada 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/18 L 19-20 at Detroit T. Smith 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 Panthers 13 86 6.6 39 0
11/25 L 27-30 Seattle Armah 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 16 179 11.2 50 1
12/02 L 17-24 at Tampa Bay Moore 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
12/09 L 20-26 at Cleveland Thomas 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/17 L 9-12 New Orleans Wright 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 Palardy 61 2759 45.2 24 59
12/23 L 10-24 Atlanta Allen 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Panthers 61 2759 45.2 24 59
12/30 W 33-14 at New Orleans C. Anderson 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 64 2928 45.8 25 62
Artis-Payne 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
SCORE BY PERIODS Jones 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
Panthers 96 128 40 112 0 — 376 Manhertz 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
Opponents 89 104 83 106 0 — 382 Jackson 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 2 Byrd 11 5 104 9.5 30 0
Panthers 17 28 1 37/41 19/21 0 376 Barner 7 6 29 4.1 13 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Opponents 13 32 1 42/43 20/23 0 382 Moore 6 5 32 5.3 15 0
Panthers Opp. 2-Pt Conv: T. Smith, Wright. Panthers 24 16 165 6.9 30 0
Total First Downs 356 315 Panthers 2-4, Opponents 2-3. Opponents 22 24 181 8.2 23 0
Rushing 117 110 Defensive 2-Pt. Return: Jackson.
Passing 212 185 KICKOFF
Penalty 27 20 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
3rd Down: Made/Att 77/185 73/183 McCaffrey 219 1098 5.0 59 7 Samuel 10 209 20.9 32 0
3rd Down Pct. 41.6 39.9 Newton 101 488 4.8 29 4 Barner 9 220 24.4 37 0
4th Down: Made/Att 9/19 10/17 Moore 13 172 13.2 32 0 Moore 5 119 23.8 32 0
4th Down Pct. 47.4 58.8 C. Anderson 24 104 4.3 22 0 Byrd 2 34 17.0 22 0
Possession Avg. 30:44 29:16 Samuel 8 84 10.5 33t 2 Panthers 26 582 22.4 37 0
Total Net Yards 5972 5651 Artis-Payne 19 69 3.6 15t 1 Opponents 17 406 23.9 50 0
Avg. Per Game 373.3 353.2 Wright 2 39 19.5 34 0
Total Plays 1011 948 Heinicke 5 31 6.2 19 0 FIELD
Avg. Per Play 5.9 6.0 Allen 5 19 3.8 10 1 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Net Yards Rushing 2136 1804 Cadet 11 17 1.5 5 0 Catanzaro 0/0 1/1 2/2 0/0 2/2
Avg. Per Game 133.5 112.8 Armah 9 15 1.7 4 2 Gano 0/0 3/3 4/5 4/4 3/4
Total Rushes 416 384 Panthers 416 2136 5.1 59 17 Panthers 0/0 4/4 6/7 4/4 5/6
Net Yards Passing 3836 3847 Opponents 384 1804 4.7 60 13 Opponents 0/0 2/2 7/8 7/8 4/5
Avg. Per Game 239.8 240.4
Sacked/Yards Lost 32/235 35/215 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD SACKS No.
Gross Yards 4071 4062 McCaffrey 107 867 8.1 38 6 Addison 9.0
Att./Completions 563/378 529/353 Moore 55 788 14.3 82 2 Peppers 5.0
Completion Pct. 67.1 66.7 Funchess 44 549 12.5 27 4 Thompson 3.5
Had Intercepted 16 13 Wright 43 447 10.4 33 1 Short 3.0
Punts/Average 61/45.2 64/45.8 Samuel 39 494 12.7 53t 5 Kuechly 2.0
Net Punting Avg. 61/41.0 64/42.2 Thomas 36 333 9.3 31 2 Munnerlyn 2.0
Penalties/Yards 92/818 91/805 Olsen 27 291 10.8 23 4 Obada 2.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 20/6 22/10 T. Smith 17 190 11.2 35 2 Horton 1.5
Touchdowns 46 46 Artis-Payne 3 15 5.0 13 0 Love 1.5
Rushing 17 13 Manhertz 2 52 26.0 50t 1 Bradberry 1.0
Passing 28 32 C. Anderson 1 24 24.0 24t 1 Jackson 1.0
Returns 1 1 Byrd 1 8 8.0 8 0 Poe 1.0
Armah 1 5 5.0 5 0 Reid 1.0
Cadet 1 5 5.0 5 0 (group) 1.0
Barner 1 3 3.0 3 0 Butler 0.5
Panthers 378 4071 10.8 82 28 Panthers 35.0
Opponents 353 4062 11.5 75t 32 Opponents 32.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Jonathan Stewart, 2008-17................................................................7,318
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Cam Newton, 2011-18.....................................................................28,469
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Cam Newton, 2011-18..........................................................................182
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Steve Smith, 2001-13 ...........................................................................836
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Steve Smith, 2001-13 ......................................................................12,197
Interceptions ...................................................................Chris Gamble, 2004-12...........................................................................27
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Todd Sauerbrun, 2001-04 ....................................................................45.5
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Winslow Oliver, 1996-98 ......................................................................10.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Michael Bates, 1996-2000 ...................................................................25.7
Field Goals ......................................................................John Kasay, 1995-2010 ........................................................................351
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Steve Smith, 2001-13 .............................................................................75
Points..............................................................................John Kasay, 1995-2010 .....................................................................1,482
*Sacks............................................................................Julius Peppers, 2002-09, 2017-18 .......................................................97.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................DeAngelo Williams, 2008 ...................................................................1,515
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Steve Beuerlein, 1999 ........................................................................4,436
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Steve Beuerlein, 1999 .............................................................................36
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Christian McCaffrey, 2018 .....................................................................107
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Steve Smith, 2005..............................................................................1,563
Interceptions ...................................................................Doug Evans, 2001 ....................................................................................8
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Brad Nortman, 2013 ............................................................................47.8
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Ted Ginn, Jr., 2013 ...............................................................................12.2
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Michael Bates, 1996 ............................................................................30.2
Field Goals ......................................................................John Kasay, 1996 ..................................................................................37
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................DeAngelo Williams, 2008 ........................................................................20
Points..............................................................................Graham Gano, 2015..............................................................................146
*Sacks............................................................................Kevin Greene, 1998..............................................................................15.0
Greg Hardy, 2013.................................................................................15.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................DeAngelo Williams, 12-30-12................................................................210
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Cam Newton, 9-18-11 ..........................................................................432
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Steve Beuerlein, 1-2-00.............................................................................5
Cam Newton, 11-22-15, 12-6-15, 12-20-15 .............................................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Steve Smith, 11-20-05............................................................................14
Christian McCaffrey, 9-16-18 ..................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Steve Smith, 10-30-05..........................................................................201
Interceptions ...................................................................Deon Grant, 9-22-02 .................................................................................3
Field Goals ......................................................................John Kasay, 12-5-04.................................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................DeAngelo Williams, 11-30-08, 12-21-08 ...................................................4
Points..............................................................................DeAngelo Williams, 11-30-08, 12-21-08 .................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Greg Hardy, 12-29-13 ............................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
29 #Adams, Mike S 5-11 205 3/24/81 15 Delaware Wayne, N.J. UFA(Ind)-’17 16/16
97 Addison, Mario DE 6-3 260 9/6/87 9 Troy Tarrant, Ala. FA-’12 16/16
40 Armah, Alex FB 6-2 255 5/17/94 3 West Georgia Lawrenceville, Ga. D6-’17 16/2
34 Artis-Payne, Cameron RB 5-10 215 6/23/90 5 Auburn Harrisburg, Pa. D5b-’15 9/0
71 Barnes, TJ DT 6-6 355 6/14/90 3 Georgia Tech Montgomery, Ala. FA-’19 0*
24 Bradberry, James CB 6-1 212 8/4/93 4 Samford Pleasant Grove, Ala. D2-’16 16/16
92 Butler, Vernon DT 6-4 330 6/14/94 4 Louisiana Tech Summit, Miss. D1-’16 14/0
38 #Cadet, Travaris RB 6-1 210 2/1/89 7 Appalachian State Miami, Fla. FA-’18 1/0
56 Carter Jr, Jermaine LB 6-1 225 1/14/95 2 Maryland Rockville, Md. D5-’18 16/1
50 Chubb, Brandon LB 6-1 245 10/21/93 2 Wake Forest Marietta, Ga. FA-’18 0*
74 #Clark, Chris T 6-5 305 10/1/85 9 Southern Mississippi New Orleans, La. FA-’18 15/13
47 Cockrell, Ross CB 6-0 190 8/6/91 6 Duke Charlotte, N.C. UFA(NYG)-’18 0*
91 Cox Jr., Bryan DE 6-3 270 6/25/94 3 Florida Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’17 11/0
31 Doss, Lorenzo CB 5-11 185 4/22/94 4 Tulane New Orleans, La. FA-’18 1/0
29 Elder, Corn CB 5-10 185 10/9/94 3 Miami Nashville, Tenn. D5-’17 13/0
9 Gano, Graham K 6-2 202 4/9/87 10 Florida State Cantonment, Fla. FA-’12 12/0
28 Gaulden, Rashaan S 6-1 200 1/23/95 2 Tennessee Spring Hill, Tenn. D3-’18 15/0
66 Gordon, Dillon T 6-4 320 9/2/93 3 Louisiana State River Ridger, La. W(KC)-’19 0*
77D Hamilton, Woodrow DT 6-3 315 12/20/92 2 Mississippi Raleigh, Miss. FA-’18 0*
98 Haynes, Marquis DE 6-2 235 12/16/93 2 Mississippi Jacksonville, Fla. D4b-’18 4/0
6 Heinicke, Taylor QB 6-1 210 3/15/93 4 Old Dominion Lawrenceville, Ga. FA-’ 18 6/1
46 Hemingway, Temarrick TE 6-5 245 7/30/93 3 South Carolina State Little River, S.C. W(Den)-’19 5/0*
30 Hood, Elijah RB 5-11 230 4/22/96 2 North Carolina Charlotte, N.C. W(Oak)-’18 0*
15 Hogan, Chris WR 6-1 210 10/24/87 7 Monmouth Wyckoff, N.J. UFA(NE)-’19 16/7
96 #Horton, Wes DE 6-5 265 12/17/89 6 Southern California Sherman Oaks, Calif. FA-’16 16/8
55 Irvin, Bruce LB/DE 6-3 258 11/1/87 8 West Virginia Stockbridge, Ga. UFA(Atl)-’19 16/9
26 Jackson, Donte CB 5-10 180 11/8/95 2 Louisiana State Metarie, La. D2-’18 16/16
44 Jansen, JJ LS 6-2 235 1/20/86 12 Notre Dame Phoenix, Ariz. T(GB)-’09 16/0
42 Jones, Colin S 6-0 205 10/27/87 9 Texas Christian Bridgeport, Texas T(SF)-’12 16/1
59 Kuechly, Luke LB 6-3 238 4/20/91 8 Boston College Cincinnati, Ohio D1-’12 16/16
69 Larsen, Tyler C 6-4 325 7/8/91 4 Utah State Sandy, Utah FA-’16 16/3
93 Love, Kyle DT 6-1 310 11/18/86 7 Mississippi State College Park, Ga. FA-’16 16/2
32 Luke, Cole S 5-11 200 6/30/95 2 Notre Dame Chandler, Ariz. FA-’17 0*
63 Mahon, Brendan G 6-4 320 1/17/95 2 Penn State Randolph, N.J. FA-’18 2/0
82 Manhertz, Chris TE 6-6 255 4/10/92 4 Canisius New York, N.Y. W(NO)-’16 16/4
22 McCaffrey, Christian RB 5-11 205 6/7/96 3 Stanford Highlands Ranch, Colo. D1-’17 16/16
12 Moore, DJ WR 6-0 210 4/14/97 2 Maryland Philadelphia, Pa. D1-’18 16/10
72 Moton, Taylor T 6-5 325 3/18/94 3 Western Michigan Okemos, Mich. D2b-’17 16/16
36 Nacua, Kai S 6-0 205 3/3/95 2 Brigham Young Henderson, Nev. FA-’18 0*
71 #Newhouse, Marshall T 6-4 330 9/29/88 9 Texas Christian Dallas, Texas T(Buff)-’18 11/2
1 Newton, Cam QB 6-5 245 5/11/89 9 Auburn College Park, Ga. D1-’11 14/14
52 Norris, Jared LB 6-1 238 7/19/93 4 Utah Bakersfield, Calif. FA-’16 3/0
94 Obada, Efe DE 6-6 265 4/13/92 2 none London, England FA-’17 10/0
88 Olsen, Greg TE 6-5 255 3/11/85 13 Miami Wayne, N.J. T(Chi)-’11 9/9
5 Palardy, Michael P 5-11 200 7/6/92 4 Tennessee Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’16 16/0
61 Paradis, Matt C 6-3 300 10/12/89 5 Boise State Council, Idaho UFA(Den)-’19 9/9
45 Parms, Damian S 6-2 210 10/28/92 2 Florida Atlantic Miami, Fla. FA-’17 0*
95 Poe, Dontari DT 6-3 346 8/18/90 8 Memphis Memphis, Tenn. UFA(Atl)-’18 16/16
76D Qualls, Elijah DT 6-1 320 2/11/95 2 Washington Petaluma, Calif. FA-’18 0*
25 Reid, Eric S 6-1 215 12/10/91 7 Louisiana State Geismar, La. FA-’18 13/13
Robinson, Aldrick WR 5-10 185 9/24/88 7 Southern Methodist Dallas, Texas FA-19 14/0*
19 Ross, Rashad WR 6-0 180 2/2/90 3 Arizona State Vallejo, Calif. FA-’19 0*
10 Samuel, Curtis WR 5-11 195 8/11/96 3 Ohio State Brooklyn, N.Y. D2a-’17 13/8
23 Seymour, Kevon CB 6-0 185 11/30/93 4 Southern California Pasadena, Calif. T(Buff)-’17 0*
99 Short, Kawann DT 6-3 315 2/2/89 7 Purdue East Chicago, Ind. D2-’13 14/14
65 #Silatolu, Amini G 6-4 305 9/16/88 6 Midwestern State Tracy, Calif. FA-’ 17 7/0
68 Silberman, Ian G 6-5 305 10/10/92 3 Boston College Orange Park, Fla. FA-’18 2/0*
57 Smith, Andre LB 6-0 240 4/20/97 2 North Carolina Jacksonville, Fla. D7a-’18 3/0
11 Smith, Torrey WR 6-0 205 1/26/89 9 Maryland Falmouth, Va. T(Phil)-’18 11/6
80 Thomas, Ian TE 6-4 260 6/6/96 2 Indiana Baltimore, Md. D4a-’18 16/7
54 Thompson, Shaq LB 6-0 230 4/21/94 5 Washington Sacramento, Calif. D1-’15 14/11
78 Turner, Landon G 6-4 325 5/15/93 2 North Carolina Harrisonburg, Va. FA-’18 0*
70 Turner, Trai G 6-3 315 6/14/93 6 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. D3-’14 13/13
75D Vaeao, Destiny DT 6-4 300 1/15/94 4 Washington State Pago Pago, American Samoa FA-’19 6/0*
73 Van Roten, Greg G 6-3 305 2/26/90 5 Pennsylvania Mineola, N.Y. FA-’17 16/16
18 White, DeAndrew WR 6-0 195 10/16/91 2 Alabama Houston, Texas FA-’18 0*
43 #Whittaker, Fozzy RB 5-10 205 2/2/89 6 Texas Pearland, Texas FA-’14 0*

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
49 Williams, Antwione LB 6-3 250 5/26/93 2 Georgia Southern Lovejoy, Ga. FA-’18 0*
60 Williams, Daryl T 6-6 330 8/31/92 5 Oklahoma Lake Dallas, Texas D4-’15 1/1
13 Wright, Jarius WR 5-10 191 11/25/89 8 Arkansas Warren, Ark. FA-’18 16/6

* Cockrell missed ’18 season because of injury; Chubb spent the final 12 weeks of ’18 on the practice squad; Gordon missed ’18 season
with Kansas City because of injury; Hamilton spent time on the practice squads for New Orleans and New York Giants; Hemingway
played 5 games with Denver in ’18; Hogan played 16 games with New England; Hood missed ’18 season because of injury; Irvin played
8 games for Oakland and 8 games for Atlanta; Luke spent the ’18 season on the practice squad; Nacua spent time on the practice
squads for Baltimore and Carolina; Parms missed ’18 season because of injury; Qualls spent the final two weeks of ’18 on the practice
squad; Robinson played 14 games with Houston; Ross last played for the Arizona Hotshots of the AAF in ’18; Seymour missed ’18 sea-
son because of injury; Silberman played 2 games with Oakland; Turner spent time on the practice squads for New Orleans and
Minnesota in ’18; Vaeao played 6 games with Philadelphia; White spent the final four weeks of ’18 on the practice squad; Whittaker
missed ’18 seasonn because of injury.

# Unrestricted Free Agent; subject to delevopments.

Players lost through free agency (7): RB Kenjon Barner (Atl; 4 games in ’18); WR Damiere Byrd (Ariz; 8), K Chandler Catanzaro (NYJ; 4),
LB Thomas Davis (LAC; 16), WR Devin Funchess (Ind; 14), T Matt Kalil (Hou; 0), LB David Mayo (SF; 16).

Also played with Panthers in ’18—RB CJ Anderson (9 games), QB Garrett Gilbert (1), CB Josh Hawkins (5), LB Ben Jacobs (16),
C Ryan Kalil (16), CB Captain Munnerlyn (16), DE Julius Peppers (16), T Corey Robinson (2), S Da’Norris Searcy (2).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Allen, Kyle (1) QB 6-3 210 3/8/96 Houston Scottsdale, Ariz. FA-'18
Ballard, Corrion S 6-3 200 12/15/97 Utah Houston, Texas FA
Baugh, Marcus (1) TE 6-4 245 12/9/94 Ohio State Riverside, Calif. FA
Blanding, Quin (1) S 6-2 210 5/1/96 Virginia Virginia Beach, Va. FA
Bonnafon, Reggie (1) RB 6-0 215 1/4/96 Louisville Louisville, Ky. FA-'18
Burns, Brian LB/DE 6-5 250 4/23/98 Florida State Fort Lauderdale, Fla. D1
Celestin, Jonathan (1) LB 6-1 230 11/21/95 Minnesota Jonesboro, Ga. FA
Collins, Parker (1) C 6-3 295 5/19/94 Appalachian State North Augusta, S.C. FA
Daley, Dennis T 6-6 325 8/7/96 South Carolina Columbia, S.C. D6
Frazier, Mose (1) WR 5-11 190 8/30/93 Memphis Memphis, Tenn. FA-'17
Godwin, Terry WR 5-11 185 10/23/96 Georgia Hogansville, Ga. D7
Greene, Brandon (1) T 6-5 295 3/1/94 Alabama Ellenwood, Ga. FA
Grier, Will QB 6-1 220 4/3/95 West Virginia Charlotte, N.C. D3
Hearn, Taylor (1) G 6-4 315 1/11/96 Clemson Willston, S.C. FA-'18
Holyfield, Elijah RB 5-10 215 11/30/97 Georgia College Park, Ga. FA
Hunt, Cole TE 6-7 225 5/30/94 Texas Christian Bay City, Texas FA
Jeanpiere Jr, Damion WR 6-1 185 12/8/96 Nicholls State Kenner, La. FA
Johnson, Dorian (1) G 6-5 305 10/21/94 Pittsburgh Belle Vernon, Pa. FA-'17
Kunaszyk, Jordan LB 6-3 235 10/15/96 California Sacramento, Calif. FA
Levrone, Andre (1) WR 6-2 220 3/9/95 Virginia Olney, Md. FA
Little, Greg T 6-5 310 11/4/97 Mississippi Allen, Texas D2
Miller, Christian LB/DE 6-3 245 6/16/96 Alabama Columbia, S.C. D4
O'Brien, Kitt (1) G 6-5 325 4/29/90 Ball State Walton, Ind. FA
Scarlett, Jordan RB 5-11 210 7/8/95 Florida Fort Lauderdale, Fla. D5
Thornton, Josh (1) CB 5-11 185 11/24/92 Southern Utah West Palm, Fla. FA
Vander Laan, Jason (1) TE 6-3 245 9/22/92 Ferris State Frankfort, Ill. FA-'18
Wolf, Ethan (1) TE 6-5 255 11/7/95 Tennessee Minister, Ohio FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.panthers.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Ron Rivera
Pro Career: Became the fourth coach in
Carolina Panthers history on January 11,
2011. In eight seasons, Rivera has guided the
team to a Super Bowl appearance, an NFC
Championship and three NFC South titles. He
is a two-time (2013 and 2015) Associated
Press NFL Coach of the Year award winner.
Rivera inherited a 2-14 Carolina team as a
rookie head coach in 2011 and guided it back
to relevance with four playoffs appearances
since 2013, the second-most playoff berths in
the NFC over that six-year period. In that span,
the Panthers recorded 58 wins, tied for the
most in any six-year period in franchise histo-
ry, and fifth-most in the NFL. In 2015, Rivera
led the Panthers to the second Super Bowl
appearance in team history following a fran-
chise-best 15-1 record and their third consec-
utive NFC South championship. In the
process, Carolina became the fourth team in
the Super Bowl era to start a season 14-0,
joining the 1972 Miami Dolphins, 2007 New
England Patriots and 2009 Indianapolis Colts.
Carolina’s 18-game regular season winning
streak was the longest in NFC history. In 2014,
the Panthers became the first team since 1970
to overcome a six-game losing streak and win
their division. In 2013, Rivera directed Carolina
to 12 wins, the NFC South title and its first
playoff appearance since 2008. Before joining
the Panthers, Rivera coached the San Diego
Chargers (2007-2010), Chicago Bears (2004-
06, 1997-98) and Philadelphia Eagles (1999-
2003). In 2006, the Bears defense led the NFL
with 44 takeaways, helping propel Chicago to
an appearance in Super Bowl XLI. He is just
the third Latino head coach in NFL history,
joining Tom Flores with the Oakland Raiders
(1979-1987) and Seattle Seahawks (1992-
94) and Tom Fears with the New Orleans
Saints (1967-1970). A second-round draft
choice in 1984 by Chicago, Rivera played nine
seasons with the Bears. Primarily an outside
linebacker, he was a member of the 1985
Super Bowl XX winning team. Career record:
74-60-1.
Background: Linebacker California (1980-83),
where he finished as the school’s all-time
leader in sacks (22) and tackles (336).
Personal: Born January 7, 1962 in Fort Ord,
Calif. He and his wife, Stephanie, have two
children—Christopher and Courtney.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Chase Blackburn, special teams coordinator;
born June 10, 1983, Marysville, Ohio.
Linebacker Akron 2001-04. Pro linebacker
linebacker New York Giants 2005-2012,
Carolina Panthers 2013-14. Pro coach: Joined
Panthers in 2016.
Everette Brown, asst. linebackers; born
August 7, 1987, Stantonsburgh, N.C.
Defensive end Florida State 2005-08. Pro
defensive end/linebacker Carolina Panthers
2009-2010, San Diego Chargers 2011, Detroit
Lions 2012, Dallas Cowboys 2013,
Washington Redskins 2014. Pro coach:
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Joined Panthers in 2019.
Jerricho Cotchery, asst. wide receivers; born
June 16, 1982, Birmingham, Ala. Wide receiv-
er North Carolina State 2000-03. Pro wide
receiver New York Jets 2004-2010, Pittsburgh
Steelers 2011-13, Carolina Panthers 2014-15.
Pro coach: Joined Panthers in 2017.
Perry Fewell, secondary; born September 7,
1962, Gastonia, N.C. Defensive back Lenoir-
Rhyne 1981-84. No pro playing experience.
College coach: North Carolina 1985-86, Army
1987, 1992-94, Kent State 1988-1991,
Vanderbilt 1995-97. Pro coach: Jacksonville
Jaguars 1998-2002, St. Louis Rams 2003-
04, Chicago Bears 2005, Buffalo Bills 2006-
09, New York Giants 2010-14, Washington
Redskins 2015-16, Jacksonville Jaguars
2017-18, joined Carolina Panthers in 2019.
Pete Hoener, tight ends; born June 14, 1954,
Peoria, Ill. Tight end/defensive end Bradley
1969-1970. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Missouri 1975-76, Illinois State
1977, Indiana State 1978-1984, Illinois 1987-
88, Purdue 1989-1991, Texas Christian 1992-
97, Iowa State 1998-99, Texas A&M 2000. Pro
coach: St. Louis/Arizona Cardinals 1985-86,
2001-03, Chicago Bears 2004, San Francisco
49ers 2005-2010, joined Panthers in 2011.
Jim Hostler, wide receivers; born November
11, 1966, Pittsburgh, Pa. Defensive back
Indiana (PA) 1986-89. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Indiana (PA) 1990-92,
1994-99, Juniata (PA) 1993. Pro coach:
Kansas City Chiefs 2000, New Orleans Saints
2001-02, New York Jets 2003-04, San
Francisco 49ers 2005-07, Baltimore Ravens
2008-2013, Buffalo Bills 2014, Indianapolis
Colts 2015-17, Green Bay Packers 2018,
joined Panthers in 2019.
Ben Jacobs, asst. special teams; April 17,
1988, Las Vegas, Nev. Linebacker Fresno State
2008-2011. Pro linebacker: Cleveland Browns
2011-12, Carolina Panthers 2013-18. Pro
coach: Joined Panthers in 2019.
Joe Kenn, strength and conditioning; born
October 13, 1966, Far Rockaway, N.Y. Guard
Wake Forest 1987-88. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Wake Forest 1991 (win-
ter/spring), Boise State 1991-98, Utah 1999-
2000, Arizona State 2001-07, Louisville 2008-
09. Pro coach: Joined Panthers in 2011.
John Matsko, running game coordinator; born
February 2, 1951, Cleveland, Ohio. Fullback
Kent State 1970-72. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Miami (Ohio) 1974-75,
1977, North Carolina 1978-1984, Navy 1985,
Arizona 1986, Southern California 1987-1991.
Pro coach: Phoenix Cardinals 1992-93, New
Orleans Saints 1994-96, New York Giants
1997-98, St. Louis Rams 1999-2005, Kansas
City Chiefs 2006-07, Baltimore Ravens 2008-
2010, joined Panthers in 2011.
Sam Mills III, defensive line/game manage-
ment; born May 20, 1978, Long Branch, N.J.
Defensive back Montclair State 1997-1999.
No pro playing experience. Pro coach: Joined
Panthers in 2005.
Jake Peetz, running backs; born April 5,
1983, O’Neill, Neb. Defensive back Nebraska
2003-05. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Santa Barbara (CA) C.C. 2006, UCLA
2007, Alabama 2018. Pro coach: Jacksonville
Jaguars 2012, Washington Redskins 2014,
Oakland Raiders 2015-17, joined Panthers in
2019.
Vincent Rivera, defensive quality control;
born December 23, 1993, Cypress, Calif.
Running back San Diego 2012-13, California
2014-16. No pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Joined Panthers in 2018.
Richard Rogers, safeties; born October 28,
1961, St. Louis, Mo. Defensive back California
1980-83. Pro linebacker/wide receiver
Chicago Bruisers (AFL) 1987, Denver
Dynamite (AFL) 1987, Los Angeles Cobras
(AFL) 1988, Sacramento Attack (AFL) 1992.
College coach: Diablo Valley (CA) C.C. 1989-
1994, San Jose State, 1995-96, Portland State
1997-2000, New Mexico State 2001-04, Holy
Cross 2005-2011. Pro coach: Joined Panthers
in 2012.
Steve Russ, linebackers; born September 16,
1972, Lake Forest, Minn. Linebacker Air Force
1990-94. Pro linebacker Denver Broncos
1997-2000. College coach: Ohio 2001-04,
Syracuse 2005-07, Wake Forest 2008-2011,
Air Force 2012-17. Pro coach: Joined
Panthers in 2018.
Drew Terrell, offensive quality control; born
July 25, 1991, Mesa, Ariz. Wide receiver
Stanford 2009-2012. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Virginia Tech 2014,
Michigan 2015-17. Pro coach: Joined
Panthers in 2018.
Norv Turner, offensive coordinator; born May
17, 1952, LeJeune, N.C. Quarterback Oregon
1971-74. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Oregon 1975, Southern California
1976-1984. Pro coach: Los Angeles Rams
1985-1990, Dallas Cowboys 1991-93,
Washington Redskins 1994-2000 (head
coach), San Diego Chargers 2001, 2007-
2012 (head coach 2007-2012), Miami
Dolphins 2002-03, Oakland Raiders 2004-05
(head coach), San Francisco 49ers 2006,
Cleveland Browns 2013, Minnesota Vikings
2014-16, joined Panthers in 2018.
Scott Turner, quarterbacks; born August 7,
1982, Englewood, Calif. Quarterback Nevada-
Las Vegas 2002-04. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Oregon State 2005,
Pittsburgh 2008-2010, Michigan 2017. Pro
coach: Carolina Panthers 2011-12, Cleveland
Browns 2013, Minnesota Vikings 2014-16,
re-joined Panthers in 2017.
Eric Washington, defensive coordinator; born
October 29, 1969, Shreveport, La. Tight end
Grambling State 1989-1990. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Texas A&M 1997,
Ohio 2001-03, Northwestern 2004-07. Pro
coach: Chicago Bears 2008-2010, joined
Panthers in 2011.
Travelle Wharton, asst. offensive line; born
May 19, 1981, Greenville, S.C. Offensive line-
man South Carolina 2000-03. Pro offensive
lineman Carolina Panthers 2004-2011, 2013,
Cincinnati Bengals 2012. College coach:
South Carolina 2015. Pro coach: Joined
Panthers in 2018.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Chairman: George H. McCaskey Decatur Staleys 1920,
Secretary: Virginia H. McCaskey Chicago Staleys 1921
President and CEO: Ted Phillips (778-602-42)
General Manager: Ryan Pace Records include postseason games
Vice President: Pat McCaskey 1920-29 George Halas .............84-31-19
Vice President: Brian McCaskey 1930-32 Ralph Jones .................24-10-7
SVP, Marketing and Communications: 1933-42 George Halas* .............88-24-4
Scott Hagel 1942-45 Hunk Anderson-
SVP, Business Strategy and CFO: Luke Johnsos**...........24-12-2
Karen Murphy 1946-55 George Halas ...............76-43-2
SVP and General Counsel: Cliff Stein 1956-57 John (Paddy) Driscoll......14-10-1
SVP, Sales and Customer Relations: 1958-67 George Halas ...............76-53-6
Lee Twarling 1968-71 Jim Dooley...................20-36-0
Director of Video Services: 1972-74 Abe Gibron...................11-30-1
National Football Conference Dave Hendrickson 1975-77 Jack Pardee .................20-23-0
North Division Director of Video Technology: Dan Tuohy 1978-81 Neill Armstrong ............30-35-0
Team Colors: Navy Blue, Orange, and Assistant Video Director: Dean Pope 1982-92 Mike Ditka..................112-68-0
White Video Assistant: Jack Dowling 1993-98 Dave Wannstedt ...........41-57-0
Halas Hall at Conway Park Sports Science Coordinator & Dietitian: 1999-2003 Dick Jauron..................35-46-0
1920 Football Drive Jenn Gibson 2004-12 Lovie Smith..................84-66-0
Lake Forest, Illinois 60045 Head Athletic Trainer: Andre Tucker 2013-14 Marc Trestman .............13-19-0
Telephone: (847) 295-6600 Assistant Athletic Trainers: Tim Ridner, 2015-17 John Fox ......................14-34-0
Will Rogers, Jeremy Smith 2018 Matt Nagy ......................12-5-0
2019 SCHEDULE Physical Therapist: Tristen Asken *Retired after five games to enter U.S. Navy
PRESEASON Head Equipment Manager: Tony Medlin **Co-coaches
Aug. 8 Carolina.............................7:00 Assistant Equipment Managers:
Aug. 16 at New York Giants .............6:30 Carl Piekarski, Drew Strom PAID ATTENDANCE
Aug. 24 at Indianapolis ....................6:00 Thomas Woody Home 477,388 Away 541,931
Aug. 29 Tennessee .........................7:00 Equipment/Administrative Assistant: Total 1,019,319
John Young Single-game home record,
REGULAR SEASON Director of Football Administration: 66,900 (9/5/93)
Sep. 5 Green Bay (Thu) ................7:20 Joseph Laine Single-season home record, 527,769
Sep. 15 at Denver............................3:25 Director of Player Personnel: Josh Lucas (1999)
Sep. 23 at Washington (Mon)..........7:15 Assistant Director of Player Personnel:
Sep. 29 Minnesota .........................3:25 Anthony “Champ” Kelly 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Oct. 6 at Oakland (London).........12:00 Director of College Scouting: Round Name Pos. College
Oct. 13 BYE Mark Sadowski 3 David Montgomery RB Iowa St.
Oct. 20 New Orleans......................3:25 National Scout: Francis Saint-Paul, 4 Riley Ridley WR Georgia
Oct. 27 Los Angeles Chargers .....12:00 Chris Prescott 6 Duke Shelley DB Kansas St.
Nov. 3 at Philadelphia ..................12:00 Area Scouts: Breck Ackley, Scott Hamel, 7 Kerrith Whyte RB Florida Atlantic
Nov. 10 Detroit .............................12:00 John Syty, Sam Summerville, Stephen Denmark DB Valdosta St.
Nov. 17 at Los Angeles Rams .......*7:20 David Williams
Nov. 24 New York Giants ..............12:00 Executive Scout: Jeff Shiver
Nov. 28 at Detroit (Thanksgiving)11:30 AM Combine Scout: Brendan Rehor
Dec. 5 Dallas (Thu).......................7:20 Pro Scout: Jeff King, Brad Obee,
Dec. 15 at Green Bay ....................12:00
Chris White
Dec. 22 Kansas City .....................*7:20
Scouting Coordinator: Bobby Macedo
Dec. 29 at Minnesota ....................12:00
Scouting Assistant: James Cosh,
* All times CT; Sunday night games in
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Drew Raucina
Combine Scout: Brendan Rehor
Stadium: Soldier Field Director of Stadium Operations:
(opened in 1924) Bryan Pett
•Capacity: 61,500 VP of Content and Innovation: Greg Miller
1410 S. Museum Campus Dr. Vice President of Operations:
Chicago, Illinois 60605 Paul Neurauter
Playing Surface: Natural Grass Senior Advisor of Operations & Safety:
Training Camp: Olivet-Nazarene Univ. John Bostrom
Bourbonnais, IL 60901 VP of Fan and Brand Development:
Fernando Arriola
VP of Communications: Brandon Faber
SOLDIER FIELD
Director of Media Relations:
Adam Widman
Media Relations Coordinator:
Aaron Clark
Media Relations Assistant: Ben Schmitz
Public Relations Specialist:
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-3) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Trubisky 434 289 3223 66.6 24 12 24/143 95.4
08/02 L 16-17 at Baltimore Daniel 76 53 515 69.7 3 2 9/40 90.6
08/09 L 27-30 at Cincinnati Cohen 1 1 1 100.0 1 0 0/0 118.8
08/18 W 24-23 at Denver A. Miller 1 1 8 100.0 0 0 0/0 100.0
08/25 W 27-20 Kansas City Bears 512 344 3747 67.2 28 14 33/183 95.4
08/30 L 27-28 Buffalo Opponents 615 377 3854 61.3 22 27 50/339 72.9
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
REGULAR SEASON (12-4) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Fuller 7 52 7.4 35 0
Date Result Opponent Parkey 0 0 0 42/45 23/30 0 111 Jackson 6 81 13.5 41t 2
09/09 L 23-24 at Green Bay Howard 9 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 Amukamara 3 58 19.3 49t 1
09/17 W 24-17 Seattle Cohen 3 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 48 Amos 2 27 13.5 26 0
09/23 W 16-14 at Arizona A. Miller 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 42 Callahan 2 12 6.0 12 0
09/30 W 48-10 Tampa Bay T. Burton 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 38 Trevathan 2 12 6.0 12 0
10/14 L 28-31 at Miami (OT) Robinson 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Mack 1 27 27.0 27t 1
10/21 L 31-38 New England Jackson 0 0 3 0/0 0/0 0 18 Smith 1 22 22.0 22 0
10/28 W 24-10 N.Y. Jets Trubisky 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Lynch 1 20 20.0 20 0
11/04 W 41-9 at Buffalo Gabriel 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Floyd 1 19 19.0 19t 1
11/11 W 34-22 Detroit Bellamy 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 McManis 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/18 W 25-20 Minnesota Shaheen 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 Bears 27 330 12.2 49t 5
11/22 W 23-16 at Detroit Amukamara 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 14 189 13.5 48 1
12/02 L 27-30 at N.Y. Giants (OT) Floyd 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/09 W 15-6 L.A. Rams Hicks 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/16 W 24-17 Green Bay Mack 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 O’Donnell 62 2791 45.0 28 65
12/23 W 14-9 at San Francisco Mizzell 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Bears 63 2791 44.3 28 65
12/30 W 24-10 at Minnesota Sowell 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 78 3447 44.2 18 65
(OT) Overtime Goldman 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2
Kwiatkoski 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 2 PUNT
POSTSEASON (0-1)
Bears 16 28 6 42/45 23/30 1 421 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
Date Result Opponent
Opponents 5 22 3 22/22 25/26 0 283 Cohen 33 21 411 12.5 44 0
01/05 L 15-16 Philadelphia
2-Pt Conv: Bellamy, T. Burton Kwiatkoski, Bears 33 21 411 12.5 44 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Shaheen. Bears 4-5, Opponents 3-8. Opponents 20 20 150 7.5 17 0
Bears 85 138 82 116 0 — 421
Opponents 38 58 66 115 6 — 283 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD KICKOFF
Howard 250 935 3.7 42 9 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Cohen 99 444 4.5 32 3 Cunningham 8 173 21.6 31 0
Bears Opp. Trubisky 68 421 6.2 39 3 Mizzell 7 106 15.1 22 0
Total First Downs 331 278 Gabriel 9 61 6.8 20 0 A. Miller 6 139 23.2 31 0
Rushing 108 67 A. Miller 6 26 4.3 9 0 Cohen 2 22 11.0 22 0
Passing 177 186 Cunningham 11 20 1.8 6 0 Bears 23 440 19.1 31 0
Penalty 46 25 Mizzell 9 16 1.8 7 0 Opponents 22 548 24.9 95t 1
3rd Down: Made/Att 82/200 75/219 Robinson 1 9 9.0 9 0
3rd Down Pct. 41.0 34.2 Daniel 13 3 0.2 4 0 FIELD
4th Down: Made/Att 9/15 16/28 T. Burton 1 2 2.0 2 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
4th Down Pct. 60.0 57.1 Hicks 1 1 1.0 1t 1 Parkey 0/0 6/6 7/10 9/12 1/2
Possession Avg. 31:48 28:12 Bears 468 1938 4.1 42 16 Bears 0/0 6/6 7/10 9/12 1/2
Total Net Yards 5502 4795 Opponents 339 1280 3.8 32 5 Opponents 0/0 5/5 6/6 9/10 5/5
Avg. Per Game 343.9 299.7
Total Plays 1013 1004 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD SACKS No.
Avg. Per Play 5.4 4.8 Cohen 71 725 10.2 70t 5 Mack 12.5
Net Yards Rushing 1938 1280 Gabriel 67 688 10.3 54 2 Hicks 7.5
Avg. Per Game 121.1 80.0 Robinson 55 754 13.7 43 4 Smith 5.0
Total Rushes 468 339 T. Burton 54 569 10.5 47 6 Floyd 4.0
Net Yards Passing 3564 3515 A. Miller 33 423 12.8 55 7 Goldman 3.0
Avg. Per Game 222.8 219.7 Howard 20 145 7.3 18 0 Lynch 3.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 33/183 50/339 Bellamy 14 117 8.4 20t 1 Nichols 3.0
Gross Yards 3747 3854 Mizzell 8 78 9.8 26 1 Robertson-Harris 3.0
Att./Completions 512/344 615/377 Shaheen 5 48 9.6 23 1 Callahan 2.0
Completion Pct. 67.2 61.3 White 4 92 23.0 54 0 Trevathan 2.0
Had Intercepted 14 27 Wims 4 32 8.0 16 0 Amos 1.0
Punts/Average 63/44.3 78/44.2 Braunecker 3 42 14.0 20 0 Bush 1.0
Net Punting Avg. 63/39.7 78/38.2 Sims 2 9 4.5 9 0 Irving 1.0
Penalties/Yards 97/796 114/1022 Cunningham 1 9 9.0 9 0 Jackson 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 23/10 21/9 Daniel 1 8 8.0 8 0 McManis 1.0
Touchdowns 50 30 M. Burton 1 6 6.0 6 0 Bears 50.0
Rushing 16 5 Sowell 1 2 2.0 2t 1 Opponents 33.0
Passing 28 22 Bears 344 3747 10.9 70t 28
Returns 6 3 Opponents 377 3854 10.2 75t 22

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Walter Payton, 1975-87 ...................................................................16,726
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Jay Cutler, 2009-16..........................................................................23,443
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jay Cutler, 2009-16...............................................................................154
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Walter Payton, 1975-87 ........................................................................492
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Johnny Morris, 1958-67 ....................................................................5,059
Interceptions ...................................................................Gary Fencik, 1976-87 .............................................................................38
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Pat O’Donnell, 2014-18 ........................................................................44.9
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................George McAfee, 1940-50 .................................................................**12.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Gale Sayers, 1965-71 ......................................................................**30.6
Field Goals ......................................................................Robbie Gould, 2005-15.........................................................................276
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Walter Payton, 1975-87 ........................................................................125
Points..............................................................................Robbie Gould, 2005-15 ......................................................................1,207
*Sacks............................................................................Richard Dent, 1983-93, 1995.............................................................124.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Walter Payton, 1977...........................................................................1,852
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Erik Kramer, 1995 ..............................................................................3,838
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Erik Kramer, 1995 ...................................................................................29
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Brandon Marshall, 2012 ........................................................................118
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Brandon Marshall, 2012 .....................................................................1,508
Interceptions ...................................................................Mark Carrier, 1990 ..................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Pat O’Donnell, 2017 .............................................................................47.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Devin Hester, 2010...............................................................................17.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Gale Sayers, 1967................................................................................37.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Robbie Gould, 2015 ................................................................................33
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Gale Sayers, 1965...................................................................................22
Points..............................................................................Kevin Butler, 1985 .................................................................................144
*Sacks............................................................................Richard Dent, 1984 ..............................................................................17.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Walter Payton, 11-20-77 .......................................................................275
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Johnny Lujack, 12-11-49 ......................................................................468
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Sid Luckman, 11-14-43 ........................................................................**7
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jim Keane, 10-23-49 ..............................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Alshon Jeffery, 12-1-13.........................................................................249
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Mark Carrier, 12-9-90
Field Goals ......................................................................Roger LeClerc, 12-3-61.............................................................................5
Mac Percival, 10-20-68.............................................................................5
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Gale Sayers, 12-12-65 ..........................................................................**6
Points..............................................................................Gale Sayers, 12-12-65 ............................................................................36
*Sacks............................................................................Richard Dent, 11-4-84, 12-27-87...........................................................4.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
20 Amukamara, Prince DB 6-0 204 6/6/89 9 Nebraska Glendale, Ariz. UFA(Jax)-’17 15/15
67 Beavers, Willie OL 6-5 324 10/2/93 3 Western Michigan Southfield, Mich. W(Sea)-’18 0*
84 Braunecker, Ben TE 6-4 252 2/7/94 4 Harvard Ferdinand, Ind. FA-’16 15/2
9 Bray, Tyler QB 6-6 215 12/27/91 6 Tennessee Clovis, Calif. UFA(KC)-’18 0*
90 Bullard, Jonathan DE 6-3 296 10/22/93 4 Florida Shelby, N.C. D3-’16 16/1
80 Burton, Trey TE 6-3 235 10/29/91 6 Florida Venice, Fla. UFA(Phil)-’18 16/16
26 Bush, Deon DB 6-0 205 8/14/93 4 Miami Miami, Fla. D4b-’16 15/2
21 Clinton-Dix, Ha Ha DB 6-1 208 12/21/92 6 Alabama Orlando, Fla. UFA(Wash)-’19 16/16*
29 Cohen, Tarik RB 5-6 181 7/26/95 3 North Carolina A&T Bunn, N.C. D4b-’17 16/7
69 Coward, Rashaad OL 6-6 320 11/6/94 2 Old Dominion Brooklyn, N.Y. FA-’17 0*
4 Daniel, Chase QB 6-0 225 10/7/86 10 Missouri Southlake, Texas UFA(NO)-’18 5/2
68 Daniels, James OL 6-4 295 9/13/97 2 Iowa Warren, Ohio D2a-’18 16/10
25 Davis, Mike RB 5-9 217 2/19/93 5 South Carolina Atlanta, Ga. UFA(Sea)-’19 15/2*
49 Fitts, Kylie LB 6-4 260 10/11/94 2 Utah Santa Rosa, Calif. D6-’18 6/0
94 Floyd, Leonard LB 6-4 251 9/8/92 4 Georgia Atlanta, Ga. D1-’16 16/16
23 Fuller, Kyle DB 5-11 190 2/16/92 6 Virginia Tech Baltimore, Md. D1-’14 16/16
18 Gabriel, Taylor WR 5-8 165 2/17/91 6 Abilene Christian Mesquite, Texas UFA(Atl)-’18 16/11
91 Goldman, Eddie NT 6-4 320 1/6/94 5 Florida State Washington, D.C. D2-’15 16/16
13 Hall, Marvin WR 5-10 190 4/10/93 3 Washington Los Angeles, Calif. UFA(Atl)-’19 16/0*
96 Hicks, Akiem DT 6-5 332 11/16/89 8 Regina Elk Grove, Calif. UFA(NE)-’16 16/16
36 Houston-Carson, DeAndre DB 6-1 205 4/13/93 3 William & Mary Woodford, Va. D6-’16 13/0
47 Irving, Isaiah LB 6-3 254 6/9/94 3 San Jose State Vacaville, Calif. UnFA-’17 13/0
45 Iyiegbuniwe, Joel LB 6-1 230 10/12/95 2 Western Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. D4-’18 16/0
39 Jackson, Eddie DB 6-0 202 12/10/93 3 Alabama Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. D4a-’17 14/14
44 Kwiatkoski, Nick LB 6-2 242 5/26/93 4 West Virginia Bethel Park, Penn. D4a-’16 16/1
62 Larsen, Ted OL 6-3 323 6/13/87 10 North Carolina State Wichita, Kan. W(Mia)-’19 15/13*
72 Leno Jr., Charles OL 6-3 306 10/9/91 6 Boise State Oakland, Calif. D7-’14 16/16
75 Long, Kyle OL 6-6 316 12/5/88 7 Oregon Ivy, Va. D1-’13 8/8
73 Lucas, Cornelius OL 6-9 328 7/18/91 4 Kansas State New Orleans, La. W(NO)-’19 1/1*
99 Lynch, Aaron LB 6-6 270 2/8/93 5 South Florida Cape Coral, Fla. UFA(SF)-’18 13/3
52 Mack, Khalil LB 6-3 252 2/22/91 6 Buffalo Fort Pierce, Fla. T(Oak)-’18 14/13
70 Massie, Bobby OL 6-6 317 8/1/89 8 Mississippi Lynchburg, Va. UFA(Ariz)-’16 16/16
27 McManis, Sherrick DB 6-1 193 12/19/87 10 Northwestern Peoria, Ill. T(Hou)-’12 15/0
17 Miller, Anthony WR 5-11 190 10/9/94 2 Memphis Memphis, Tenn. D2b-’18 15/4
33 Mizzell Sr., Taquan RB 5-10 185 10/21/93 3 Virginia Virginia Beach, Va. W(Balt)-’17 9/1
98 Nichols, Bilal DT 6-4 290 9/14/96 2 Delaware Newark, Del. D5-’18 14/6
16 O'Donnell, Pat P 6-4 217 2/22/91 5 Miami Lake Worth, Fla. D6b-’14 16/0
84 Patterson, Cordarrelle WR 6-2 228 3/17/91 7 Tennessee Rock Hill, S.C. UFA(NE)-’19 15/6*
57 Pierre-Louis, Kevin LB 6-0 230 10/7/91 6 Boston College Stamford, Conn. FA-’19 9/0*
15 Piniero, Eddy K 6-0 185 9/13/95 2 Florida Miami, Fla. FA-’19 0*
95 Robertson-Harris, Roy DE 6-7 294 7/23/93 3 Texas-El Paso Oakland, Calif. FA-’16 16/0
12 Robinson II, Allen WR 6-3 211 8/24/93 6 Penn State Detroit, Mich. UFA(Jax)-’18 13/12
48 Scales, Patrick LS 6-4 239 2/11/88 3 Utah State Louisville, Ky. W(Balt)-’15 16/0
87 Shaheen, Adam TE 6-6 270 10/24/94 3 Ashland Galena, Ohio D2-17 6/4
24 Skrine, Buster DB 5-9 185 4/26/89 9 Chattanooga Woodstock, Ga. UFA(NYJ)-’19 14/11*
58 Smith, Roquan LB 6-1 236 4/8/97 2 Georgia Montezuma, Ga. D1-18 16/14
79 Sowell, Bradley OL 6-7 312 6/6/89 8 Mississippi Hernando, Miss. UFA(Sea)-’17 16/1
22 Toliver II, Kevin DB 6-2 192 11/24/95 2 Louisiana State Jacksonville, Fla. FA-’18 15/1
59 Trevathan, Danny LB 6-1 239 3/24/90 8 Kentucky Youngstown, Ohio UFA(Den)-’16 16/16
10 Trubisky, Mitchell QB 6-3 222 8/20/94 3 North Carolina Mentor, Ohio D1-’17 14/14
65 Whitehair, Cody OL 6-4 310 7/11/92 4 Kansas State Kearney, Neb. D2-’16 16/16
97 Williams, Nick DT 6-4 310 2/21/90 5 Samford Birmingham, Ala. W(Mia)-’17 2/0
83 Wims, Javon WR 6-4 215 9/11/94 2 Georgia Miami, Fla. D7-’18 4/0

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* Beavers last played with Minnesota in ’16; Bray active but did not play with Chicago in ’18; Clinton-Dix played 7 games with Green Bay
and 9 games with Washington in ’18; Coward active but did not play in 16 games with Chicago in ’18; Davis played 15 games with
Seattle in ’18; Hall played 16 games with Atlanta in ’18; Larsen played 15 games with Miami in ’18; Lucas played 1 game with New
Orleans in ’18; Patterson played 15 games with New England in ’18; PIerre-Louis played 9 games with N.Y. Jets; Pineiro missed ’18 sea-
son with Oakland because of injury; Skrine played 14 games with N.Y. Jets in ’18.

Retired—Zach Miller, 9-year tight end, IR in ‘18.

Players lost through free agency (8): S Adrian Amos (GB; 16 games in ‘18); WR Josh Bellamy (NYJ; 16); TE Daniel Brown (NYJ; 14);
DB Bryce Callahan (Den; 13); RB Benny Cunningham (Jax; 15); G Eric Kush (Cle; 15); WR Kevin White (Ari; 9);
G Bryan Witzmann (Cle; 10).

Also played with Bears in ’18—LB Sam Acho (4 games), FB Michael Burton (8), CB Marcus Cooper (2), RB Jordan Howard (16),
K Cody Parkey (16), TE Dion Sims (8), CB Marcus Williams (3).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Anderson, Abdullah (1) DT 6-4 295 1/24/96 Bucknell Galloway, N.J. FA-’18
Banfield, Daryle DL 6-3 300 12/10/97 Brown Bronx, N.Y. FA
Bars, Alex OL 6-6 312 9/8/95 Notre Dame Nashville, Tenn. FA
Betts, Matt LB 6-3 250 3/22/95 Laval Montreal, Canada FA
Blackmar, Blake OL 6-5 326 8/3/95 Baylor Houston, Texas FA
Blewitt, Chris K 5-9 195 5/2/95 Pittsburgh Alexandria, Va. FA
Bunting, Ian TE 6-7 255 2/10/96 California Hinsdale, Ill. FA
Dalton, Jalen DL 6-6 300 8/4/97 North Carolina Clemmons, N.C. FA
Denmark, Stephen DB 6-3 220 4/20/96 Valdosta State Tallahassee, Fla. D7b
Doles, Tommy OL 6-4 296 12/25/95 Northwestern Grand Rapids, Mich. FA
Duck, Clifton DB 5-10 170 5/3/98 Appalachian State Matthews, N.C. FA
Franklin III, John (1) DB 6-1 186 9/21/94 Florida Atlantic Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’18
Fry, Elliott (1) K 6-0 189 12/12/94 South Carolina Frisco, Texas FA
Gentry, Tanner (1) WR 6-2 209 12/18/94 Wyoming Aurora, Colo. FA-’17
Hall, Emanuel WR 6-3 195 5/21/97 Missouri Franklin, Tenn. FA
Harris, Chuck LB 6-4 255 11/23/97 Buffalo Detroit, Mich. FA
Harris, Jonathan DL 6-5 290 8/4/96 Lindenwood Aurora, Ill. FA
Horsted, Jesper TE 6-4 215 2/27/97 Princeton Shoreview, Minn. FA
Ives, Thomas WR 6-5 215 6/25/96 Colgate Hinsdale, Ill. FA
Jibowu, Doyin DB 6-2 200 7/1/96 Fort Hays State Denver, Colo. FA
Joseph, Michael (1) DB 6-1 187 3/19/95 Dubuque Oswego, Ill. FA-’18
Lowery, Joe OL 6-7 310 5/20/96 Ohio Tallmadge, Ohio FA
Mincy, Jonathon (1) DB 5-10 196 9/5/92 Auburn Decatur, Ga. W(Atl)-’15
Montgomery, David RB 5-10 222 6/7/97 Iowa State Cincinnati, Ohio D3
Mustipher, Sam OL 6-3 306 8/13/96 Notre Dame Owings Mills, Md. FA
Nall, Ryan (1) RB 6-2 232 12/27/95 Oregon State Sandy, Ore. FA-’18
Raymond, Dax TE 6-5 255 11/30/94 Utah State Provo, Utah FA
Richardson, Ellis TE 6-3 240 2/12/95 Georgia Southern Atlanta, Ga. FA
Ridley, Riley WR 6-1 199 7/21/96 Georgia Coconut Creek, Fla. D4
Simmons, Josh DB 6-3 205 7/1/96 Limestone Moncks Corner, S.C. FA
Thurman, Jameer (1) LB 6-0 230 1/20/95 Indiana State Bellwood, Ill. FA
Tucker, Marquez OL 6-4 291 9/19/96 Southern Utah Chandler, Ariz. FA
Vaughters, James (1) LB 6-2 254 6/27/93 Stanford Chicago, Ill. W(SD)-’16
Whyte Jr., Kerrith RB 5-10 200 10/31/96 Florida Atlantic Loxahatchee, Fla. D7a
Williams-Lambert, Jordan (1)WR 6-3 228 5/9/94 Ball State Chicago, Ill. W(NO)
Wirtel, John LS 6-3 250 8/24/95 Kansas Orland Park, Ill. FA
Woods, Josh (1) LB 6-1 204 7/1/96 Maryland Baltimore, Md. FA-’18

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Matt Nagy
Pro Career: Named sixteenth head coach in
Chicago Bears history on January 8, 2018. In his
inaugural season, Nagy guided the Bears to their
first playoff appearance since 2010. Joined the
Bears with 10 seasons of coaching experience in
the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs (2013-17)
and Philadelphia Eagles (2008-2012). Promoted
to offensive coordinator in 2017 after spending
2016 as a co-offensive coordinator with Brad
Childress. Chiefs’ quarterbacks coach (2013-15).
In Philadelphia, Nagy served as Eagles’ offensive
quality control coach (2011-12) and was a coach-
ing assistant (2010). Started as a coaching intern
with Eagles (2008-09). Career record: 12-5.
Background: Played quarterback collegiately at
Delaware (1997-2000). Played six seasons in the
AFL for the New York Dragons (2002), Carolina
Cobras (2004), Georgia Force (2005-06) and
Columbus Destroyers (2007-08). Began coaching
career at the high school level, as an assistant
coach at Manheim Central (2001), quarterbacks
coach at Cedar Crest (2002-03) and offensive
coordinator at Palmyra Area H.S. (2008-09).
Personal: Born April 24, 1978 in Plainfield, N.J. He
and his wife, Stacey, have four sons: Brayden,
Tate, Jaxon and Jett.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Mark DeLeone, inside linebackers; born June 30,
1987, Syracuse, N.Y. Attended Iowa. No college or
pro playing experience. College coach: Iowa
2007-08, New Hampshire 2009, Florida 2010,
Temple 2011. Pro coach: New York Jets 2012,
Kansas City Chiefs 2013-18, joined Bears in
2019.
Sean Desai, safeties; born April 21, 1983,
Shelton, Conn. Attended Boston University. No
college or pro playing experience. College coach:
Temple 2007-2010, Miami 2011, Boston College
2012. Pro coach: Joined Bears in 2013.
Mike Furrey, wide receivers; May 12, 1977,
Hilliard, Ohio. Wide receiver Ohio State 1995,
Northern Iowa 1996-98. Pro wide receiver
Indianapolis Colts 2000, Las Vegas Outlaws 2001
(XFL), New York Dragons 2002-03 (XFL), St.
Louis Rams 2003-05, Detroit Lions 2006-08,
Cleveland Browns 2009, Washington Redskins
2010. College coach: Kentucky Christian 2011-
12, Marshall 2013-15, Limestone 2016-17. Pro
coach: Joined Bears in 2018.
Kevin M. Gilbride, tight ends; born December 14,
1979, Jacksonville, Fla. Quarterback Hawaii 2000.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Syracuse 2004-05, Georgetown 2006, Temple
2007-09. Pro coach: New York Giants 2010-17,
joined Bears in 2018.
Brian Ginn, offensive quality control; April 6,
1977, Yorktown, Va. Quarterback Delaware 1996-
99. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Delaware 2000-2016. Pro coach: Joined Bears in
2018.
Mark Helfrich, offensive coordinator; born
October 28, 1973, Coos Bay, Ore. Quarterback
Southern Oregon 1992-95. Pro quarterback
Vienna Austria Vikings 1997. College coach:
Southern Oregon 1996, Oregon 1997, Boise State
1998-2000, Arizona State 2001-05, Colorado
158
2006-08, Oregon 2009-2016 (head coach 2013-
16). Pro coach: Vienna Vikings 1997, joined Bears
in 2018.
Harry Hiestand, offensive line; born November
19, 1958, Malvern, Pa. Offensive lineman
Springfield College (MA) 1978-79, East
Stroudsburg (PA) 1980-81. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: East Stroudsburg 1981-85,
Penn 1986-87, Southern California 1987-88,
Toledo 1988-89, Cincinnati 1989-1993, Missouri
1994-96, Illinois 1997-2004, Tennessee 2010-11,
Notre Dame 2012-17. Pro coach: Chicago Bears
2005-09, re-joined Bears in 2018.
Chris Jackson, defensive assistant; born February
26, 1975, Bristol, Penn. Wide receiver Orange
Coast (CA) College 1995, Washington State
1996-97. Pro wide receiver Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 1998, Seattle Seahawks 1999,
Tennessee Titans 2000, Los Angeles Avengers
(AFL) 2000-02, 2003-04, Green Bay Packers
2002, Miami Dolphins 2003, Grand Rapids
Rampage (AFL) 2005, Georgia Force (AFL) 2005-
07, Philadelphia Soul (AFL) 2008, Winnipeg Blue
Bombers (CFL) 2009, Arizona Rattlers (AFL)
2011, 2014. Pro coach: Joined Bears in 2019.
Casey Kramer, asst. strength and conditioning;
September 27, 1982, Letoi, Kan. Attended
Northwestern Oklahoma State and Auburn. No
college or pro playing experience. College coach:
Auburn 2006-07, Boston College 2008-2010,
Washington State 2012-13, Tennessee Tech
2014-18. Pro coach: Joined Bears in 2018.
Charles London, running backs; born August 12,
1975, Dunwoody, Ga. Running back Duke 1994-
96. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Duke 2004-06, Penn State 2012-13. Pro coach:
Chicago Bears 2007-09, Tennessee Titans 2011,
Houston Texans 2014, re-joined Bears in 2018.
Jason Loscalzo, head strength and conditioning;
April 13, 1975, Cool, Calif. Fullback Sierra College
1994-95, Humboldt State 1996-97. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Humboldt State
1996-98, Arkansas 1999, Neveda-Reno 1999-
2000, Marshall 2001-02, Auburn 2003-06,
Boston College 2007-2011, Washington State
2012-17. Pro coach: Joined Bears in 2018.
Ted Monachino, senior defensive assistant and
outside linebackers; born October 15, 1966,
Council Bluffs, Iowa. Defensive lineman Missouri
1988-1990. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Texas Christian 1996-97, James Madison
1998, Southwest Missouri State 1999, Boise State
2000, Arizona State 2001-05, Missouri 2018. Pro
coach: Jacksonville Jaguars 2006-09, Baltimore
Ravens 2010-15, Indianapolis Colts 2016-17,
joined Bears in 2019.
Pierre Ngo, asst. strength and conditioning; born
August 19, 1984, Muskogee, Okla. Linebacker
Langston (OK) 2004-05, Oklahoma 2006. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Arizona State
2008, 2011-12, Nevada-Las Vegas 2008-09,
UCLA 2015. Pro coach: New York Jets 2013,
joined Bears in 2016.
Brock Olivo, asst. special teams; born June 24,
1976, St. Louis, Mo. Attended Missouri. College
coach: Coastal Carolina 2012- 13. Pro coach:
Italian National Football 2009-2011, Omaha
Nighthawks (UFL) 2011, Kansas City Chiefs
2014-16, Denver Broncos 2017, joined Bears in
2018.
Chuck Pagano, defensive coordinator; born
October 2, 1960, Boulder, Colo. Safety Wyoming
1981-84. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Southern California 1984-85, Miami 1986,
1995-2000, Boise State 1987-88, East Carolina
1989, 1992-94, Nevada-Las Vegas 1990-91,
North Carolina 2007. Pro coach: Cleveland
Browns 2001-04, Oakland Raiders 2005-06,
Baltimore Ravens 2008-2011, Indianapolis Colts
2012-17 (head coach), joined Bears in 2019.
Dave Ragone, quarterbacks; born October 3,
1979, Middleburg Heights, Ohio. Quarterback
Louisville 1999-2002. Pro quarterback Houston
Texans 2003-05. Pro coach: Hartford Colonials
(UFL) 2010, Tennessee Titans 2011-13,
Washington Redskins 2015, joined Bears in 2016.
Donovan Raiola, asst. offensive line; December
12, 1982, Honolulu, Hawaii. Offensive lineman
Wisconsin 2002-05. Pro offensive lineman St.
Louis Rams 2006-08, Pittsburgh Steelers 2007,
Seattle Seahawks 2008, Arizona Cardinals 2009,
Chicago Bears 2009, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2010, Omaha Nighthawks 2010-11 (UFL),
Washington Redskins 2011. College coach:
Hawaii 2014, Notre Dame 2015-16, Aurora (IL)
2017. Pro coach: Joined Bears in 2018.
Jay Rodgers, defensive line; born August29,
1976, St. Paul, Minn. Quarterback Indiana 1996-
98, Missouri State 1999. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Missouri State 2004,
Stephen F. Austin 2005-06, Iowa State 2007-08.
Pro coach: Denver Broncos 2009-2014, joined
Bears in 2015.
Bill Shuey, pass rush analyst/asst. linebackers;
October 5, 1974, Bethlehem, Pa. Attended
Slippery Rock. No college or pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: West Chester 2012-13,
Widener 2014-17. Pro coach: Philadelphia Eagles
2003-10, joined Bears in 2018.
Mike Snyder, offensive quality control; born July
30, 1986, Lebanon, Pa. Attended Lebanon Valley
College (PA). No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Wingate (NC) 2012-15, Coastal
Carolina 2015-17. Pro coach: Joined Bears in
2018.
Chris Tabor, special teams coordinator; born
March 4, 1971, St. Joseph, Mo. Quarterback
Benedictine College 1989-1992. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Hutchinson (KS) C.C.
1994, Central Methodist 1995-96, Missouri 1997-
2000, Culver Stockton 2001 (head coach), Utah
State 2002-05, Western Michigan 2006-07. Pro
coach: Chicago Bears 2008-2010, Cleveland
Browns 2011-17, re-joined Bears in 2018.
Shane Toub, offensive assistant; November 15,
1993, Gurnee, Ill. Offensive line Dayton 2013-16.
No pro playing experience. College coach: Illinois
2017. Pro coach: Joined Bears in 2018.
Deshea Townsend, secondary; born September 8,
1975, Batesville, Miss. Cornerback Alabama 1994-
97. Pro cornerback Pittsburgh Steelers 1998-2009,
Indianapolis Colts 2010. College coach: Mississippi
State 2013-15. Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals 2011-
12, Tennessee Titans 2016-17, New York Giants
2018, joined Bears in 2019.
Ronell Williams, defensive quality control; born
February 2, 1992, Chester, Penn. Linebacker West
Chester 2011-14. No pro playing experience.
College coach: West Chester 2016, Temple 2017-
18. Pro coach: Joined Bears in 2019.
2019 NFL Record & Fact Book
 DALLAS COWBOYS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner/President/General Manager: (547-408-6)
Jerry Jones Records include postseason games
Chief Operating Officer/Executive Vice 1960-88 Tom Landry .............270-178-6
President/Player Personnel: 1989-93 Jimmy Johnson ...........51-37-0
Stephen Jones 1994-97 Barry Switzer ...............45-26-0
Executive Vice President/Chief Brand 1998-99 Chan Gailey .................18-16-0
Officer: Charlotte Jones Anderson 2000-02 Dave Campo ................15-33-0
Executive Vice President/Chief Sales and 2003-06 Bill Parcells ..................34-32-0
Marketing Officer: Jerry Jones Jr. 2007-10 Wade Phillips* .............35-24-0
Chief Financial Officer: Tom Walker 2010-18 Jason Garrett ...............79-62-0
Executive Vice President Business *Released after eight games in 2010
Operations: Chad Estis
General Counsel: Jason Cohen PAID ATTENDANCE
Chief Human Resources Officer: Home 673,134 Away 543,662
National Football Conference Heidi Weingartner Total 1,216,796
East Division Chief Information Officer: Matt Messick Single-game home record,
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Metallic Silver President of Merchandising Limited: 105,121 (9/20/09)
Blue, and White Bill Priakos Single-season home record,
The Star in Frisco, 1 Cowboys Way AT&T Stadium General Manager: 686,833 (2017)
Frisco, Texas 75034 Tod Martin
Telephone: (972) 497-4900 Senior Vice President Public 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Relations/Communications: Round Name Pos. College
2019 SCHEDULE Rich Dalrymple 2 Trysten Hill DT Central Florida
PRESEASON Senior Director of Community Relations 3 Connor McGovern G Penn St.
Aug. 10 at San Francisco.................8:00 and Alumni Affairs: Emily Robbins 4 Tony Pollard RB Memphis
Aug. 17 vs. L.A. Rams (Hawai’i) .....9:00 Senior Director of Football Operations/ 5 Michael Jackson DB Miami
Aug. 24 Houston .............................6:00 Administration: Todd Williams Joe Jackson DE Miami
Aug. 29 Tampa Bay.........................7:00 Vice President Player Personnel: 6 Donovan Wilson DB Texas A&M
Will McClay 7 Mike Weber RB Ohio St.
REGULAR SEASON
Director of College Scouting: Lionel Vital Jalen Jelks DE Oregon
Sep. 8 New York Giants ................3:25
Sep. 15 at Washington .................12:00 Director of Pro Scouting: Alex Loomis
Sep. 22 Miami ..............................12:00 Director of Player Development:
Sep. 29 at New Orleans...................7:20 Bryan Wansley
Oct. 6 Green Bay..........................3:25 Senior Director of Media and
Oct. 13 at New York Jets ................3:25 Programming: Derek Eagleton
Oct. 20 Philadelphia ....................*7:20 Director of Broadcasting: Scott Purcel
Oct. 27 BYE Director of Brand and Strategy:
Nov. 4 at New York Giants (Mon)...7:15 Meredith Counce
Nov. 10 Minnesota .......................*7:20 Senior Director of Ticket Operations:
Nov. 17 at Detroit ..........................12:00 Ann Bihari
Nov. 24 at New England ..................3:25 Head Athletic Trainer: Jim Maurer
Nov. 28 Buffalo (Thanksgiving) .......3:30 Equipment Director: Mike McCord
Dec. 5 at Chicago (Thu) ................7:20 Director of Video: Robert Blackwell
Dec. 15 Los Angeles Rams.............3:25 Director of Cheerleadering: Kelli Finglass
Dec. 22 at Philadelphia ....................3:25
Dec. 29 Washington .....................12:00
* All times CT; Sunday night games in
Weeks 5-16 subject to change

Stadium: AT&T Stadium (opened in 2009)

•Capacity: 80,000 (expandable
to 100,000 for special events)
One AT&T Way
Arlington, Texas 76011
Playing Surface: SoftTop Matrix Turf
Training Camp: Marriott Residence Inn
Oxnard, California 93030
AT&T STADIUM

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (0-4) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Prescott 526 356 3885 67.7 22 8 56/347 96.9
08/09 L 21-24 at San Francisco Beasley 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/18 L 13-21 Cincinnati Cowboys 527 356 3885 67.6 22 8 56/347 96.7
08/26 L 3-27 Arizona Opponents 542 367 3984 67.7 22 9 39/229 95.7
08/30 L 6-14 at Houston
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
REGULAR SEASON (10-6) SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Vander Esch 2 56 28.0 28 0
Date Result Opponent Maher 0 0 0 32/33 29/36 0 119 X. Woods 2 15 7.5 15 0
09/09 L 8-16 at Carolina Elliott 6 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 Heath 1 49 49.0 49 0
09/16 W 20-13 N.Y. Giants Prescott 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 38 Lawrence 1 13 13.0 13 0
09/23 L 13-24 at Seattle Cooper 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Lewis 1 7 7.0 7 0
09/30 W 26-24 Detroit Beasley 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 A. Brown 1 1 1.0 1 0
10/07 L 16-19 at Houston (OT) Jarwin 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Awuzie 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/14 W 40-7 Jacksonville Gallup 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 Cowboys 9 141 15.7 49 0
10/21 L 17-20 at Washington Austin 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 8 77 9.6 29 0
11/05 L 14-28 Tennessee Hurns 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
11/11 W 27-20 at Philadelphia J. Smith 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/18 W 22-19 at Atlanta R. Smith 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 C. Jones 60 2670 44.5 17 63
11/22 W 31-23 Washington Swaim 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Cowboys 60 2670 44.5 17 63
11/29 W 13-10 New Orleans Cowboys 13 22 1 32/33 29/36 0 339 Opponents 64 2856 44.6 32 61
12/09 W 29-23 Philadelphia (OT) Opponents 12 22 1 31/33 27/30 0 324
12/16 L 0-23 at Indianapolis 2-Pt Conv: Gallup, Prescott. PUNT
12/23 W 27-20 Tampa Bay Cowboys 2-3, Opponents 1-2. RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/30 W 36-35 at N.Y. Giants Beasley 11 18 61 5.5 14 0
(OT) Overtime RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Austin 10 7 58 5.8 22 0
Elliott 304 1434 4.7 41 6 Cowboys 21 25 119 5.7 22 0
REGULAR SEASON (1-1) Prescott 75 305 4.1 28 6 Opponents 30 16 254 8.5 30 0
Date Result Opponent R. Smith 44 127 2.9 14 1
01/05 W 24-22 Seattle Austin 6 55 9.2 18 0 KICKOFF
01/12 L 22-30 at L.A. Rams Jackson 6 16 2.7 4 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Lewis 2 12 6.0 7 0 De. Thompson 6 147 24.5 35 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Cooper 1 11 11.0 11 0 Jackson 4 90 22.5 27 0
Cowboys 76 77 63 117 6 — 339 Heath 1 3 3.0 3 0 Lewis 2 38 19.0 19 0
Opponents 24 90 79 128 3 — 324 Cowboys 439 1963 4.5 41 13 Beasley 1 8 8.0 8 0
Opponents 400 1513 3.8 68 12 Cowboys 13 283 21.8 35 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Opponents 25 662 26.5 44 0
Cowboys Opp RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD
Total First Downs 322 309 Elliott 77 567 7.4 38t 3 FIELD
Rushing 113 89 Beasley 65 672 10.3 32t 3 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Passing 184 193 Cooper 53 725 13.7 90t 6 Maher 0/0 10/10 6/8 7/11 6/7
Penalty 25 27 Gallup 33 507 15.4 49t 2 Cowboys 0/0 10/10 6/8 7/11 6/7
3rd Down: Made/Att 89/215 85/201 Jarwin 27 307 11.4 39t 3 Opponents 1/1 10/11 7/7 7/8 2/3
3rd Down Pct. 41.4 42.3 Swaim 26 242 9.3 43 1
4th Down: Made/Att 12/21 6/14 Hurns 20 295 14.8 49 2 SACKS No.
4th Down Pct. 57.1 42.9 De. Thompson 14 124 8.9 15 0 Lawrence 10.5
Possession Avg. 31:00 29:00 Schultz 12 116 9.7 17 0 Gregory 6.0
Total Net Yards 5501 5268 R. Smith 9 60 6.7 14 0 Crawford 5.5
Avg. Per Game 343.8 329.3 Austin 8 140 17.5 64t 2 J. Smith 4.0
Total Plays 1022 981 N. Brown 5 54 10.8 22 0 M. Collins 3.0
Avg. Per Play 5.4 5.4 Gathers 3 45 15.0 32 0 A. Brown 2.0
Net Yards Rushing 1963 1513 T. Williams 2 18 9.0 12 0 A. Woods 1.5
Avg. Per Game 122.7 94.6 Olawale 2 13 6.5 10 0 Charlton 1.0
Total Rushes 439 400 Cowboys 356 3885 10.9 90t 22 Frazier 1.0
Net Yards Passing 3538 3755 Opponents 367 3984 10.9 53t 22 Irving 1.0
Avg. Per Game 221.1 234.7 Ross 1.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 56/347 39/229 D. Wilson 1.0
Gross Yards 3885 3984 Armstrong 0.5
Att./Completions 527/356 542/367 Lee 0.5
Completion Pct. 67.6 67.7 Reid 0.5
Had Intercepted 8 9 Cowboys 39.0
Punts/Average 60/44.5 64/44.6 Opponents 56.0
Net Punting Avg. 60/39.6 64/40.9
Penalties/Yards 104/885 89/681
Fumbles/Ball Lost 23/9 21/11
Touchdowns 36 35
Rushing 13 12
Passing 22 22
Returns 1 1

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002............................................................**17,162
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Tony Romo, 2003-16 .......................................................................34,183
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Tony Romo, 2003-16 ............................................................................248
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jason Witten, 2003-17.......................................................................1,152
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Jason Witten, 2003-17.....................................................................12,448
Interceptions ...................................................................Mel Renfro, 1964-77...............................................................................52
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Mat McBriar, 2004-11 ..........................................................................45.3
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Deion Sanders, 1995-99 ......................................................................13.3
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Dwayne Harris, 2011-14 ......................................................................26.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Dan Bailey, 2011-17..............................................................................186
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002.....................................................................164
Points..............................................................................Emmitt Smith, 1990-2002.....................................................................986
*Sacks............................................................................DeMarcus Ware, 2005-13 ..................................................................117.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................DeMarco Murray, 2014 ......................................................................1,845
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Tony Romo, 2012 ..............................................................................4,903
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Tony Romo, 2007 ...................................................................................36
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Michael Irvin, 1995 ...............................................................................111
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Michael Irvin, 1995 ............................................................................1,603
Interceptions ...................................................................Everson Walls, 1981 ...............................................................................11
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Mat McBriar, 2006 ...............................................................................48.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Bob Hayes, 1968 .................................................................................20.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Dwayne Harris, 2013 ...........................................................................30.6
Field Goals ......................................................................Richie Cunningham, 1997 .......................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Emmitt Smith, 1995 ................................................................................25
Points..............................................................................Emmitt Smith, 1995 ..............................................................................150
*Sacks............................................................................DeMarcus Ware, 2008 .........................................................................20.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................DeMarco Murray, 10-23-11...................................................................253
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Tony Romo, 10-6-13.............................................................................506
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................5
Last time by Tony Romo, 10-6-13
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jason Witten, 10-28-12 ..........................................................................18
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Miles Austin, 10-11-09 .........................................................................250
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Terence Newman, 12-14-03
Field Goals ......................................................................Chris Boniol, 11-18-96..............................................................................7
Billy Cundiff, 9-15-03 ................................................................................7
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Many times ...............................................................................................4
Last time by Terrell Owens, 11-18-07
Points..............................................................................Many times .............................................................................................24
Last time by Terrell Owens, 11-18-07
*Sacks............................................................................Jim Jeffcoat, 11-10-85...........................................................................5.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
92 Armstrong, Dorance DE 6-4 255 6/10/97 2 Kansas Houston, Texas D4a-’18 15/1
10 Austin, Tavon WR 5-8 180 3/15/90 7 West Virginia Baltimore, Md. T(LAR)-’18 7/0
24 Awuzie, Chidobe CB 6-0 202 5/24/95 3 Colorado San Jose, Calif. D2-’17 15/14
30 Brown, Anthony CB 5-11 196 12/15/93 4 Purdue Tampa, Fla. D6a-’16 15/10
85 Brown, Noah WR 6-2 225 1/6/96 3 Ohio State Flanders, N.J. D7b-’17 8/2
97 Charlton, Taco DE 6-6 275 11/7/94 3 Michigan Pickerington, Ohio D1-’17 11/7
18 Cobb, Randall WR 5-10 192 8/22/90 9 Kentucky Maryville, Tenn. UFA(GB)-’19 9/6*
71 Collins, La’el T 6-4 323 7/26/93 5 Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La. FA-’15 16/16
96 Collins, Maliek DT 6-2 308 4/8/95 4 Nebraska Kansas City, Mo. D3-’16 13/9
19 Cooper, Amari WR 6-1 210 6/17/94 5 Alabama Miami, Fla. T(Oak)-’18 15/15*
59 Covington, Chris LB 6-2 245 1/3/96 2 Indiana Chicago, Ill. D6a-’18 6/0
95 Covington, Christian DT 6-2 310 10/16/93 5 Rice Vancouver, B.C. UFA(Hou)-’19 12/2*
98 Crawford, Tyrone DL 6-4 285 11/22/89 8 Boise State Windsor, Ontario D3-’12 15/15
34 Decoud, Treston CB 6-3 210 8/1/93 2 Oregon State Covington, La. FA-’18 1/0
21 Elliott, Ezekiel RB 6-0 228 7/22/95 4 Ohio State St. Louis, Mo. D1-’16 15/15
75 Fleming, Cameron T 6-5 320 9/3/92 6 Stanford Fort Hood, Texas UFA(NE)-’18 14/3
35 Frazier, Kavon S 6-0 223 8/11/94 4 Central Michigan Grand Rapids, Mich. D6b-’16 16/2
72 Frederick, Travis C 6-4 320 3/18/91 7 Wisconsin Sharon, Wis. D1-’13 0*
13 Gallup, Michael WR 6-1 205 3/4/96 2 Colorado State Monroe, Ga. D3-’18 16/8
80 Gathers, Rico TE 6-6 282 1/7/94 3 Baylor Reserve, La. D6d-’16 15/4
29 Goodwin, C.J. CB 6-3 190 2/4/90 4 California (PA) Wheeling, West Va. PS(Cin)-’18 3/0
38 Heath, Jeff S 6-1 212 5/14/91 7 Saginaw Valley State Lake Orion, Mich. FA-’13 16/16
17 Hurns, Allen WR 6-1 208 11/12/91 6 Miami Miami, Fla. FA-’18 16/7
62 Hyder, Kerry DE 6-2 270 5/2/91 5 Texas Tech Austin, Texas FA-’19 7/0*
20 Iloka, George S 6-4 225 3/31/90 8 Boise State Houston, Texas UFA(Minn)-’19 16/3*
26 Jackson, Darius RB 6-0 228 12/1/93 4 Eastern Michigan Sparta, Ill. FA-’18 4/0
89 Jarwin, Blake TE 6-5 260 7/16/94 3 Oklahoma State Tuttle, Okla. FA-’17 16/4
31 Jones, Byron CB 6-1 200 9/26/92 5 Connecticut New Britain, Conn. D1-’15 16/16
6 Jones, Chris P 6-0 205 7/21/89 8 Carson Newman Rome, Ga. FA-’11 16/0
91 Ladouceur, Louis-Philippe LS 6-5 256 3/13/81 15 California Pointe-Claire, Quebec FA-’05 16/0
90 Lawrence, DeMarcus DE 6-3 265 4/28/92 6 Boise State Aiken, S.C. D2-’14 16/15
50 Lee, Sean LB 6-2 245 7/22/86 10 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. D2-’10 7/5
14 Lenoir Jr., Lance WR 6-0 210 2/9/95 2 Western Illinois Chicago, Ill. FA-’17 7/0
27 Lewis, Jourdan CB 5-10 195 8/31/95 3 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D3-’17 15/1
73 Looney, Joe C 6-3 315 8/31/90 7 Wake Forest Lake Worth, Fla. UFA(Tenn)-’16 16/16
2 Maher, Brett K 6-0 180 11/21/89 2 Nebraska Kearney, Neb. FA-’18 16/0
53 March-Lillard, Justin LB 5-11 228 7/5/93 5 Akron Danville, Ill. FA-’17 15/0
70 Martin, Zack G 6-4 315 11/20/90 6 Notre Dame Indianapolis, Ind. D1-’14 14/14
49 Olawale, Jamize FB 6-1 242 4/17/89 8 North Texas Long Beach, Calif. T(Oak)-’18 16/4
4 Prescott, Dak QB 6-2 235 7/29/93 4 Mississippi State Haughton, La. D4b-’16 16/16
58 Quinn, Robert DE 6-4 257 5/18/90 9 North Carolina Ladson, S.C. T(Mia)-’19 16/16
61 Redmond, Adam C 6-6 300 5/19/93 2 Harvard Strongsville, Ohio W(Buff)-’18 10/0
93 Ross, Daniel DT 6-4 300 3/5/93 3 N.E. Mississippi C.C. Louisville, Ky. PS(KC)-’17 13/0
7 Rush, Cooper QB 6-3 225 11/21/93 3 Central Michigan Charlotte, Mich. FA-’17 1/0
86 Schultz, Dalton TE 6-5 260 7/11/96 2 Stanford South Jordan, Utah D4-’18 16/4
28 Showers, Jameill S 6-2 223 9/6/91 2 Texas-El Paso Killeen, Texas FA-’15 0*
15 Smith, Devin WR 6-1 199 3/3/92 3 Ohio State Massillon, Ohio FA-’19 0*
54 Smith, Jaylon LB 6-2 245 6/14/95 3 Notre Dame Fort Wayne, Ind. D2-’16 16/16
77 Smith, Tyron T 6-5 320 12/12/90 9 Southern California Moreno Valley, Calif. D1-’11 13/13
76 Su’a-Filo, Xavier G 6-4 310 1/1/91 6 UCLA American Fork, Utah FA-’18 8/8
48 Thomas, Joe LB 6-1 232 5/6/91 5 South Carolina State Blackville, S.C. FA-’18 10/0
23 Thompson, Darian S 6-2 211 9/22/93 4 Boise State Lancaster, Calif. FA-’18 10/0
55 Vander Esch, Leighton LB 6-4 255 2/8/96 2 Boise State Riggins, Idaho D1-’18 16/11
3 White, Mike QB 6-5 220 3/25/95 2 Western Kentucky Pembroke Pines, Fla. D5-’18 0*
78 Wichmann, Cody G 6-5 325 3/2/92 3 Fresno State Mariposa, Calif. FA-’18 0*
52 Williams, Connor G 6-5 310 5/12/97 2 Texas Coppell, Texas D2-’18 13/10
16 Wilson, Cedrick WR 6-2 195 11/20/95 2 Boise State Memphis, Tenn. D6b-’18 0*
82 Witten, Jason TE 6-6 263 5/6/82 16 Tennessee Elizabethton, Tenn. FA-’19 0*
99 Woods, Antwaun DT 6-1 312 1/3/93 2 Southern California Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’18 15/15
25 Woods, Xavier S 5-11 205 7/26/95 3 Louisiana Tech Monroe, La. D6a-’17 14/14

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* Cobb played 9 games with Green Bay in ’18; Cooper played 6 games with Oakland and 9 games with Dallas; Covington played 12
games with Houston; Frederick missed ’18 season due to illness; Hyder played 7 games with Detroit; Iloka played 16 games with
Minnesota; Showers missed ’18 season because of injury; D. Smith missed ’18 season because of injury; White was active but did not
play as the team’s third quarterback in ’18; Wichmann last active with Los Angeles Rams in ’16; Wilson missed ’18 season because of
injury; Witten last active with Dallas in ’17.

Players lost through free agency (3): WR Cole Beasley (Buff; 16 games in ’18), TE Geoff Swaim (Jax; 9), LB Damien Wilson (KC; 16).

Also played with Cowboys in ’18—DT David Irving (2 games in ’18), DE Datone Jones (1), DT Caraun Reid (10), RB Rod Smith (16).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Allen Jr., Larry G 6-3 307 7/21/96 Harvard Danville, Calif. FA
Campos, Jake (1) T 6-7 310 10/18/94 Iowa State West Des Moines, Iowa FA-'18
Chunn, Jordan (1) RB 6-0 230 1/2/95 Troy Gurley, Ala. FA-'18
Davis, Reggie (1) WR 5-11 170 11/22/95 Georgia Tallahassee, Fla. FA-'18
Dowell, Andrew LB 6-0 225 11/16/96 Michigan State North Ridgeville, Ohio FA
Gifford, Luke LB 6-3 243 8/28/95 Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. FA
Guyton, Jalen WR 6-1 212 6/7/97 North Texas Allen, Texas FA
Hall, Nate LB 6-2 224 4/6/96 Norttwestern Toledo, Ohio FA
Hill, Trysten DT 6-3 308 3/25/98 Central Florida Lee, Fla. D2
Hyatt, Mitch T 6-5 306 2/6/97 Clemson Suwanee, Ga. FA
Jackson, Joe DE 6-4 275 12/20/96 Miami Homestead, Fla. D5b
Jackson Sr., Michael CB 6-1 210 1/10/97 Miami Birmingham, Ala. D5a
Jelks, Jalen DE 6-5 256 8/3/96 Oregon Phoenix, Ariz. D7b
Johnson, Jon'vea WR 6-0 192 12/23/95 Toledo Gary, Ind. FA
Knight, Brandon T 6-4 314 4/1/97 Indiana Noblesville, Ind. FA
McElroy, Codey (1) TE 6-6 258 12/13/92 Oklahoma State Frederick, Okla. FA
McGovern, Connor G/C 6-5 308 11/3/97 Penn State Larksville, Pa. D3
Nelson, Phillip QB 6-1 216 9/11/93 East Carolina DeForest, Wis. FA
Olumba, Donovan (1) CB 6-2 205 9/26/95 Portland State Tucson, Ariz. FA-'18
Phillips, Justin LB 6-0 224 10/10/95 Oklahoma State Pearland, Texas FA
Pollard, Tony RB 6-0 209 4/30/97 Memphis Memphis, Tenn. D4
Protheroe, Joe RB 6-0 235 6/20/94 Cal Poly Concord, Calif. FA
Puni, Derrick T 6-5 326 12/13/94 Central Missouri State St. Charles, Mo. FA
Queiro, Kyle (1) LB 6-2 230 12/18/94 Northwestern Verona, N.J. FA-'18
Scott, Drew (1) LS 6-1 209 3/12/95 Kansas State Cedar Rapids, Iowa FA
Soto, Shakir (1) DT 6-3 290 2/12/94 Pittsburgh Wilkes-Barre, Pa. FA
Walker, Ricky DE 6-2 284 4/18/96 Virginia Tech Hampton, Va. FA
Weber, Mike RB 5-10 211 8/25/97 Ohio State Detroit, Mich. D7a
Westry, Chris CB 6-4 199 7/10/97 Kentucky Orange Park, Fla. FA
Wilson, Donovan S 6-0 204 2/21/95 Texas A&M Shreveport, La. D6
Wise, Daniel DE 6-3 279 1/16/96 Kansas Lewisville, Texas FA

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regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Jason Garrett
Pro Career: Named the eighth head
coach in Dallas Cowboys history on
January 5, 2011 and became the first for-
mer Cowboys player to become the
team’s head coach. Named the club’s
interim head coach at the midpoint of the
2010 season and went on to guide a
Dallas team that had started the season
with a 1-7 record to a 5-3 mark down the
stretch. Since the 2007 season Garrett
had been the Cowboys offensive coordi-
nator, and in 2008, he was assigned the
additional duties of being the club’s assis-
tant head coach. Under Garrett, the Dallas
offense finished among the NFL’s top-10
seven times: 2016 (5th), 2014 (7th),
2013 (10th), 2012 (6th), 2010 (10th),
2009 (2nd) and 2007 (2nd). Under
Garrett, the Cowboys notched their third
consecutive winning season, the NFC
East divisional crown, and the club’s NFL-
best 33rd postseason appearance follow-
ing a 10-6 record in the 2018 regular sea-
son. After starting a rookie quarterback
and running back that both made the Pro
Bowl en route to a team record tying 13-3
season and the NFC East title in 2016,
Garrett won his first NFL Coach of the Year
award. In 2014 he oversaw a team that
finished 12-4 and won the NFC East, his
first division championship as head
coach, and won a Wild Card playoff
game. Garrett was named Pro Football
Weekly’s NFL’s Assistant Coach of the
Year in March of 2008. Career record:
79-62.
Background: Played quarterback at
Princeton (1987-88) and was named the
Ivy League’s Player of the Year and hon-
orable mention All American as a senior.
Played professionally in World League
and Canadian Football League (both
1991) before joining Dallas (1992-99),
Giants (2000-03), Buccaneers (2004)
and Dolphins (also 2004). Key reserve on
three Super Bowl teams with Dallas and
one with the Giants. Began his coaching
career as quarterbacks coach with Nick
Saban’s Dolphins.
Personal: Born March 28, 1966, in
Abington, Pa. He and his wife Brill reside
in Dallas.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Ken Amato, defensive assistant; born
May 18, 1977, Miami, Fla.
Linebacker/long snapper Moorpark (CA)
J.C. 1995-96, Montana State 1997-98.
Pro: Linebacker/long snapper Tennessee
Titans 2003-2011. Pro coach: Joined
Cowboys in 2018.
Ben Bloom, linebackers; born October 17,
1982, Wellesley, Mass. Offensive line
Tufts 2001-04. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Tufts 2005-07, Harvard
2008. Pro coach: Cleveland Browns
2010, joined Cowboys in 2011.
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Gary Brown, running backs; born July 1,
1969, Williamsport, Pa. Running back
Penn State 1987-1990. Pro running back
Houston Oilers 1991-95, San Diego
Chargers 1997, New York Giants 1998-
99. College coach: Lycoming 2003-05,
Susquehanna 2006-07, Rutgers 2008.
Pro coach: Cleveland Browns 2009-2012,
joined Cowboys in 2013.
Steve Brown, offensive assistant; born
May 3, 1987, Charlotte, N.C. Attended
Tennessee. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: Tennessee
2006-08, Syracuse 2009-2012. Pro
coach: Buffalo Bills 2013-14, joined
Cowboys in 2016.
Marc Colombo, offensive line; born
October 8, 1978, Bridgewater, Mass.
Offensive Tackle Boston College 1997-
2001. Pro offensive tackle Chicago Bears
2002-05, Dallas Cowboys 2005-10,
Miami Dolphins 2011. Pro coach: Joined
Cowboys in 2015.
Greg Jackson, safeties; born August 20,
1966, Miami, Fla. Safety Louisiana State
1985-88. Pro safety New York Giants
1989-1993, Philadelphia Eagles 1994-95,
New Orleans Saints 1996, San Diego
Chargers 1997-2000. College coach:
Idaho 2003, Louisiana-Monroe 2004-06,
Tulane 2007-09, Wisconsin 2010,
Michigan 2015. Pro coach: San Francisco
49ers 2011-14, joined Cowboys in 2016.
Jon Kitna, quarterbacks; born September
21, 1972, Tacoma, Wash. Quarterback
Central Washington 1992-95. Pro quar-
terback Seattle Seahawks 1997-2000,
Cincinnati Bengals 2001-05, Detroit Lions
2006-08, Dallas Cowboys 2010-11. Pro
coach: Joined Cowboys in 2019.
Akam Kleffner, asst. offensive line; born
September 29, 1988, Portland, Ore.
Offensive line Portland State 2008-2011.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Portland State 2012-18, Missouri 2018.
Pro coach: Joined Cowboys in 2019.
Sanjay Lal, wide receivers; born July 23,
1969, London, England. Wide receiver
UCLA 1989, Washington 1990-92. Pro
wide receiver Scottish Claymores (NFLE)
1999. College coach: Los Medanos (CA)
College 2003, Saint Mary’s (CA) College
2004, California 2004-06. Pro coach:
Oakland Raiders 2009-2011, New York
Jets 2012-14, Buffalo Bills 2015-16,
Indianapolis Colts 2017, joined Cowboys
in 2018.
Leon Lett, defensive tackles; born
October 12, 1968, Mobile, Ala. Defensive
tackle Hinds (Miss.) C.C. 1987-88,
Emporia State 1989-1990. Pro defensive
tackle Dallas Cowboys 1991-2000,
Denver Broncos 2001. College coach:
Louisiana-Monroe 2009-2010. Pro
coach: Joined Cowboys in 2011.
Rod Marinelli, defensive coordina-
tor/defensive line; born July 13, 1949,
Rosemead, Calif. Offensive/defensive
tackle Utah 1968, offensive tackle
California Lutheran 1970-72. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Utah State
1976, California 1983-1991, Arizona
State 1992-94, Southern California 1995.
Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996-
2005, Detroit Lions 2006-08 (head
coach), Chicago Bears 2009-2012, joined
Cowboys in 2013.
Kellen Moore, offensive coordinator; born
July 12, 1989, Prosser, Washington.
Quarterback Boise State 2007-2011. Pro
quarterback Detroit Lions 2012-14, Dallas
Cowboys 2015-17. Pro coach: Joined
Cowboys in 2018.
Doug Nussmeier, tight ends; born
December 11, 1970, Oswego, Ore.
Quarterback Idaho 1990-93. Pro quarter-
back New Orleans Saints 1994-97,
Indianapolis Colts 1998, British Colombia
Lions (CFL) 2000. College coach:
Michigan State 2003-05, Fresno State
2008, Washington 2009-2011, Alabama
2012-13, Michigan 2014, Florida 2015-
17. Pro coach: British Colombia Lions
(CFL) 2001, Ottawa Renegades (CFL)
2002, St. Louis Rams 2006-07, joined
Cowboys in 2018.
Keith O’Quinn, special teams coordinator;
born July 28, 1973, Pensacola, Fla.
Safety North Texas 1991-96. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Hardin-
Simmons 2000-02, Abilene Christian
2003-04. Pro coach: Joined Cowboys in
2010.
Carlos Polk, asst. special teams; born
February 22, 1977, Memphis, Tenn.
Linebacker Nebraska 1998-2000. Pro
linebacker San Diego Chargers 2001-07,
Dallas Cowboys 2008. College coach:
Grossmont (CA) College 2009. Pro
coach: San Diego Chargers 2010-12,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2014-18, joined
Cowboys in 2019.
Kris Richard, passing game coordina-
tor/defensive backs; born October 28,
1978, Los Angeles, Calif. Cornerback
Southern California 1998-2001. Pro:
Cornerback Seattle Seahawks 2002-04,
San Francisco 49ers 2005. College
Coach: Southern California 2008-09. Pro
Coach: Seattle Seahawks 2010-17.
Joined the Dallas Cowboys in 2018.
Kyle Valero, asst. wide receivers; born
April 24, 1986, Fountain Valley, Calif.
Attended Florida State. No college or pro
playing experience. College coach: Florida
State 2008-09. Pro coach: Detroit Lions
2010-12, joined Cowboys in 2014.
Mike Woicik, director of strength and
conditioning; born September 26, 1956,
Baltimore. Attended Boston College. No
college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Springfield College 1978-1980,
Syracuse 1980-89. Pro coach: Dallas
Cowboys 1990-96, New Orleans Saints
1997-99, New England Patriots 2000-10,
re-joined Cowboys in 2011.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner and Chairman of the Board: Portsmouth Spartans 1930-33
Martha Firestone Ford (566-671-32)
Vice Chairmen: Martha Ford Morse, Records include postseason games
Sheila Ford Hamp, William Clay Ford 1930 Hal (Tubby) Griffen ..........5-6-3
Jr., Elizabeth Ford Kontulis 1931-36 George (Potsy) Clark ...49-20-6
President: Rod Wood 1937-38 Earl (Dutch) Clark ..........14-8-0
Executive Vice President and General 1939 Elmer (Gus) Henderson ...6-5-0
Manager: Bob Quinn 1940 George (Potsy) Clark .......5-5-1
Senior Vice President of Administration, 1941-42 Bill Edwards* ..................4-9-1
CFO: Allison Maki 1942 John Karcis .....................0-8-0
Senior Vice President of Legal Affairs and 1943-47 Charles (Gus) Dorais ...20-31-2
General Counsel: Jay Colvin 1948-50 Alvin (Bo) McMillin ......12-24-0
Senior Vice President of Business 1951-56 Raymond (Buddy) Parker..50-24-2
Development: Kelly Kozole 1957-64 George Wilson .............55-45-6
National Football Conference Vice President of Football Administration: 1965-66 Harry Gilmer................10-16-2
North Division Mike Disner 1967-72 Joe Schmidt ................43-35-7
Team Colors: Honolulu Blue and Silver Vice President of Player Personnel: 1973 Don McCafferty ...............6-7-1
222 Republic Drive Kyle O’Brien 1974-76 Rick Forzano** ...........15-17-0
Allen Park, Michigan 48101 Vice President of Finance: Elliott Kessler 1976-77 Tommy Hudspeth ........11-13-0
Telephone: (313) 216-4000 Vice President of Marketing: Emily Griffin 1978-84 Monte Clark .................43-63-1
Vice President of Operations: 1985-88 Darryl Rogers*** ........18-40-0
2019 SCHEDULE Todd Argust 1988-96 Wayne Fontes ..............67-71-0
PRESEASON Vice President of Corporate Development 1997-2000 Bobby Ross****.........27-32-0
Aug. 8 New England .....................7:30 & Ticketing: Todd Lambert 2000 Gary Moeller....................4-3-0
Aug. 17 at Houston .........................8:00 Chief of Staff – Head Coach 2001-02 Marty Mornhinweg ........5-27-0
Aug. 23 Buffalo...............................8:00 Administration: Kevin Anderson 2003-05 Steve Mariucci#..........15-28-0
Aug. 29 at Cleveland .......................7:30 Director of Player Personnel: 2005 Dick Jauron .....................1-4-0
Lance Newmark 2006-08 Rod Marinelli ...............10-38-0
REGULAR SEASON Player Personnel: Charles Brensinger, 2009-13 Jim Schwartz ..............29-52-0
Sep. 8 at Arizona...........................4:25 Cary Conklin, Noor Davis, 2014-17 Jim Caldwell ................36-30-0
Sep. 15 Los Angeles Chargers .......1:00 Dakota Duncan, Brian Hudspeth, 2018 Matt Patricia ..................6-10-0
Sep. 22 at Philadelphia ....................1:00 Joe Kelleher, Jessica Larmony, *Released after three games in 1942
Sep. 29 Kansas City .......................1:00 Eloy Ledesma, Rob Lohman, **Resigned after four games in 1976
Oct. 6 BYE Jordan Martin, Ron Miles, ***Released after 11 games in 1988
Oct. 14 at Green Bay (Mon) ............8:15 Patrick Mularkey, Jay Muraco, ****Resigned after nine games in 2000
Oct. 20 Minnesota .........................1:00 Steven Neal, Mark Olson, # Released after 11 games in 2005
Oct. 27 New York Giants ................1:00 Roman Phifer, Jimmy Raye III,
Nov. 3 at Oakland ..........................4:05 Dave Sears, Bird Sherrill, PAID ATTENDANCE
Nov. 10 at Chicago..........................1:00 Scott Sika, Dave Uyrus Home 490,983 Away 525,653
Nov. 17 Dallas ................................1:00 Director of Football Communications: Total 1,016,636
Nov. 24 at Washington ....................1:00 Eamonn Reynolds Single-game home record,
Nov. 28 Chicago (Thanksgiving)....12:30 Senior Director of Corporate 80,444 (12/20/81)
Dec. 8 at Minnesota ......................1:00 Communications and New Media: Single-season home record,
Dec. 15 Tampa Bay.........................1:00 Ben Manges 644,904 (1980)
Dec. 21/22at Denver ............................TBD Director of New Media: John Bondegard
Dec. 29 Green Bay..........................1:00 Director of Event Presentation: 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
* All times ET Bryan Bender Round Name Pos. College
Director of Ticket Operations: 1 T.J. Hockenson TE Iowa
Stadium: Ford Field (opened in 2002) Mark Graham 2 Jahlani Tavai LB Hawai’i
•Capacity: 64,500 Head Athletic Trainer: Dave Granito 3 Will Harris DB Boston College
2000 Brush Street Equipment Manager: Tim O’Neill 4 Austin Bryant DL Clemson
Detroit, Michigan 48226 Director of Video Operations: Erik Kunttu 5 Amani Oruwariye DB Penn St.
Playing Surface: FieldTurf 6 Travis Fulgham WR Old Dominion
Training Camp: 222 Republic Drive Ty Johnson RB Maryland
Allen Park, Michigan 7 Isaac Nauta TE Georgia
48101 P.J. Johnson DT Arizona

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (1-3) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Stafford 555 367 3777 66.1 21 11 40/255 89.9
08/10 L 10-16 at Oakland Cassel 17 7 59 41.2 0 1 1/13 26.3
08/17 L 17-30 N.Y. Giants Ellington 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/24 W 33-30 at Tampa Bay Prater 1 1 8 100.0 1 0 0/0 139.6
08/30 L 17-35 Cleveland Lions 574 375 3844 65.3 22 12 41/268 88.5
Opponents 496 323 3897 65.1 29 7 43/298 102.7
REGULAR SEASON (6-10)
Date Result Opponent TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/10 L 17-48 N.Y. Jets SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Slay 3 107 35.7 67t 1
09/16 L 27-30 at San Francisco Prater 0 0 0 30/30 28/32 0 114 Diggs 3 41 13.7 37t 1
09/23 W 26-10 New England Blount 5 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Walker 1 0 0.0 0 0
09/30 L 24-26 at Dallas Golladay 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Lions 7 148 21.1 67t 2
10/07 W 31-23 Green Bay M. Jones 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Opponents 12 155 12.9 41t 2
10/21 W 32-21 at Miami Johnson 3 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 24
10/28 L 14-28 Seattle Roberts 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/04 L 9-24 at Minnesota Tate 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Martin 74 3310 44.7 32 61
11/11 L 22-34 at Chicago Zenner 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Lions 74 3310 44.7 32 61
11/18 W 20-19 Carolina T. Jones 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 68 3078 45.3 27 60
11/22 L 16-23 Chicago Decker 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/02 L 16-30 L.A. Rams Diggs 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/09 W 17-3 at Arizona A. Jones 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/16 L 13-14 at Buffalo Slay 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Agnew 12 3 57 4.8 16 0
12/23 L 9-27 Minnesota Toilolo 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 T. Jones 8 8 87 10.9 25 0
12/30 W 31-0 at Green Bay Lions 11 22 2 30/30 28/32 0 324 Tate 2 0 15 7.5 9 0
Opponents 11 29 4 35/39 19/28 0 360 Powell 2 3 8 4.0 5 0
SCORE BY PERIODS 2-Pt Conv: None. Diggs 2 1 4 2.0 4 0
Lions 69 101 58 96 0 — 324 Lions 0-5, Opponents 2-5. Ellington 1 5 0 0.0 0 0
Opponents 43 124 94 99 0 — 360 Lions 27 20 171 6.3 25 0
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 29 25 332 11.4 78t 1
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Johnson 118 641 5.4 71 3
Lions Opp. Blount 154 418 2.7 27 5 KICKOFF
Total First Downs 325 315 Zenner 55 265 4.8 29 3 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 91 88 Riddick 40 171 4.3 19 0 Agnew 8 216 27.0 45 0
Passing 201 191 Stafford 25 71 2.8 10 0 Abdullah 4 107 26.8 32 0
Penalty 33 36 Tate 3 42 14.0 30 0 T. Jones 4 81 20.3 22 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 75/208 69/186 Agnew 1 17 17.0 17 0 Powell 2 43 21.5 27 0
3rd Down Pct. 36.1 37.1 Cassel 2 13 6.5 14 0 Willson 2 35 17.5 20 0
4th Down: Made/Att 11/18 9/17 Golladay 1 8 8.0 8 0 Lions 20 482 24.1 45 0
4th Down Pct. 61.1 52.9 Wilson 1 7 7.0 7 0 Opponents 37 837 22.6 90 0
Possession Avg. 31:24 28:36 Powell 1 4 4.0 4 0
Total Net Yards 5236 5360 Ellington 1 2 2.0 2 0 FIELD
Avg. Per Game 327.3 335.0 Abdullah 1 1 1.0 1 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Plays 1019 942 Bellore 1 0 0.0 0 0 Prater 0/0 8/8 12/12 5/7 3/5
Avg. Per Play 5.1 5.7 Lions 404 1660 4.1 71 11 Lions 0/0 8/8 12/12 5/7 3/5
Net Yards Rushing 1660 1761 Opponents 403 1761 4.4 70 11 Opponents 0/0 5/5 7/10 7/11 0/2
Avg. Per Game 103.8 110.1
Total Rushes 404 403 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD SACKS No.
Net Yards Passing 3576 3599 Golladay 70 1063 15.2 60 5 Okwara 7.5
Avg. Per Game 223.5 224.9 Riddick 61 384 6.3 20 0 Kennard 7.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 41/268 43/298 Tate 44 517 11.8 67 3 Davis 6.0
Gross Yards 3844 3897 M. Jones 35 508 14.5 39t 5 Ansah 4.0
Att./Completions 574/375 496/323 Johnson 32 213 6.7 24 1 Harold 4.0
Completion Pct. 65.3 65.1 Ellington 23 132 5.7 21 0 Harrison 3.5
Had Intercepted 12 7 Toilolo 21 263 12.5 39 1 Hand 3.0
Punts/Average 74/44.7 68/45.3 T. Jones 19 190 10.0 26 2 Jean Francois 2.0
Net Punting Avg. 74/39.2 68/41.0 Willson 13 87 6.7 13 0 Hyder 1.0
Penalties/Yards 94/852 94/886 Powell 11 129 11.7 41 0 C. Jones 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 14/7 13/7 A. Jones 11 80 7.3 15 1 Lawson 1.0
Touchdowns 35 44 Blount 10 67 6.7 23 0 Quin 1.0
Rushing 11 11 Roberts 9 100 11.1 29 3 Robinson 1.0
Passing 22 29 Zenner 7 56 8.0 30 0 Wilson 1.0
Returns 2 4 Bellore 4 15 3.8 8 0 Lions 43.0
Abdullah 2 18 9.0 12 0 Opponents 41.0
Valles 2 11 5.5 6 0
Decker 1 11 11.0 11t 1
Lions 375 3844 10.3 67 22
Opponents 323 3897 12.1 82 29

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Barry Sanders, 1989-98...................................................................15,269
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matthew Stafford, 2009-18 ..............................................................38,526
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Matthew Stafford, 2009-18 ...................................................................237
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Calvin Johnson, 2007-15 ......................................................................731
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Calvin Johnson, 2007-15 .................................................................11,619
Interceptions ...................................................................Dick LeBeau, 1959-72 ............................................................................62
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Sam Martin, 2013-18...........................................................................46.1
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Jack Christiansen, 1951-58..................................................................12.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Pat Studstill, 1961-67...........................................................................25.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Jason Hanson, 1992-2012....................................................................495
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Barry Sanders, 1989-98........................................................................109
Points..............................................................................Jason Hanson, 1992-2012.................................................................2,150
*Sacks............................................................................Robert Porcher, 1992-2003..................................................................95.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Barry Sanders, 1997 ..........................................................................2,053
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matthew Stafford, 2011......................................................................5,038
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Matthew Stafford, 2011...........................................................................41
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Herman Moore, 1995 ............................................................................123
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Calvin Johnson, 2012 ....................................................................**1,964
Interceptions ...................................................................Don Doll, 1950........................................................................................12
Jack Christiansen, 1953 ..........................................................................12
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Yale Lary, 1963 ....................................................................................48.9
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Pat Studstill, 1962................................................................................15.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Ameer Abdullah, 2015..........................................................................29.1
Field Goals ......................................................................Jason Hanson, 1993 ...............................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Barry Sanders, 1991 ...............................................................................17
Points..............................................................................Jason Hanson, 2012 .............................................................................134
*Sacks............................................................................Robert Porcher, 1999 ...........................................................................15.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Barry Sanders, 11-13-94 ......................................................................237
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matthew Stafford, 1-1-12 ......................................................................520
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Gary Danielson, 12-9-78...........................................................................5
Matthew Stafford, 11-9-09, 11-20-11, 1-1-12, 11-26-15 ..........................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Herman Moore, 12-4-95 .........................................................................14
Calvin Johnson, 10-27-13.......................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Calvin Johnson, 10-27-13.....................................................................329
Interceptions ...................................................................Don Doll, 10-23-49 ...............................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Garo Yepremian, 11-13-66 ........................................................................6
Jason Hanson, 10-17-99 ..........................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Doak Walker, 11-19-50 .............................................................................4
Cloyce Box, 12-3-50 .................................................................................4
Barry Sanders, 11-24-91 ..........................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Doak Walker, 11-19-50 ...........................................................................24
Cloyce Box, 12-3-50 ...............................................................................24
Barry Sanders, 11-24-91 ........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Bill Gay, 9-4-83......................................................................................5.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
76 Aboushi, Oday OL 6-5 315 6/5/91 7 Virginia Brooklyn, N.Y. UFA(Ariz)-’19 8/6*
24 Adams, Andrew S 6-0 198 10/28/92 4 Connecticut Red Oak, Ga. FA-’19 13/4*
39 Agnew, Jamal CB 5-10 190 4/3/95 3 San Diego San Diego, Calif. D5-’17 6/0
12 Amendola, Danny WR 5-11 190 11/2/85 11 Texas Tech The Woodlands, Texas FA-’19 15/15*
26 Anderson, C.J. RB 5-8 225 2/10/91 7 California Richmond, Calif. UFA(LAR)-’19 11/3*
46 Bawden, Nick FB 6-2 245 6/22/96 2 San Diego State Los Gatos, Calif. D7-’18 0*
27 Coleman, Justin CB 5-11 190 3/27/93 5 Tennessee Brunswick, Ga. UFA(Sea)-’19 16/5*
18 Cook, Connor QB 6-4 215 1/29/93 3 Michigan State Hinckley, Ohio FA-’19 0*
21 Cooper Sr., Marcus CB 6-2 197 2/1/90 7 Rutgers Hartford, Conn. W(Chi)-’18 6/0
65 Crosby, Tyrell OL 6-4 309 9/5/95 2 Oregon Henderson, Nev. D5-’18 10/2
86 Cunningham, Jerome TE 6-3 250 5/25/91 2 Southern Connecticut State Waterbury, Conn. FA-’18 3/0
66 Dahl, Joe G 6-4 305 4/9/93 4 Washington State Spokane, Wash. D5-’16 10/1
40 Davis, Jarrad LB 6-1 238 11/16/94 3 Florida Kingsland, Ga. D1-’17 16/16
68 Decker, Taylor T 6-7 311 8/23/93 4 Ohio State Vandalia, Ohio D1-’16 16/16
28 Diggs, Quandre DB 5-9 200 1/22/93 5 Texas Angleton, Texas D6-’15 16/16
78 Donnal, Andrew OL 6-6 305 3/3/92 5 Iowa Monclova, Ohio W(Balt)-’18 2/0
38 Ford, Mike CB 6-0 194 8/4/95 2 Southeast Missouri Alton, Ill. FA-’18 7/4
90 Flowers, Trey DE 6-2 265 8/16/93 5 Arkansas Huntsville, Ala. UFA(NE)-’19 15/15*
60 Glasgow, Graham C/G 6-6 310 8/19/92 4 Michigan Aurora, Ill. D3-’16 16/16
19 Golladay, Kenny WR 6-4 213 11/3/93 3 Northern Illinois Chicago, Ill. D3-’17 15/13
93 Hand, Da'Shawn DL 6-3 297 11/14/95 2 Alabama Woodbridge, Va. D4-’18 13/8
98 Harrison Sr., Damon DT 6-3 353 11/29/88 8 William Penn Westlake, La. T(NYG)-’18 10/9
83 James, Jesse TE 6-7 261 6/4/94 5 Penn State Glassport, Pa. UFA(Pitt)-’19 16/7*
33 Johnson, Kerryon RB 5-11 206 6/30/97 2 Auburn Huntsville, Ala. D2-’18 10/7
17 Jones, Andy WR 6-1 215 6/28/94 2 Jacksonville Clermont, Fla. FA-’18 8/3
52 Jones, Christian LB 6-3 244 2/18/91 6 Florida State Winter Park, Fla. UFA(Chi)-’18 16/16
11 Jones Jr., Marvin WR 6-2 198 3/12/90 8 California Fontana, Calif. UFA(Cin)-’16 9/9
42 Kennard, Devon LB 6-4 256 6/24/91 6 Southern California Phoenix, Ariz. UFA(NYG)-’18 15/15
35 Killebrew, Miles S 6-2 222 5/10/93 4 Southern Utah Henderson, Nev. D4-’16 16/0
55 Lee, Eric DE 6-3 255 8/9/94 3 South Florida Daphne, Ala. FA-’18 9/0
14 Lewis, Tommylee WR 5-7 168 10/24/92 4 Northern Illinois West Palm Beach, Fla. FA' 19 7/3*
70 Loewen, Mitchell DE 6-5 275 2/14/93 3 Arkansas Lahaina, Hawaii W(NO-’18 1/0*
54 Longa, Steve LB 6-0 240 9/29/94 3 Rutgers Saddle Brook, N.J. FA-’16 0*
6 Martin, Sam P 6-1 211 2/27/90 7 Appalachian State Fayetteville, Ga. D5b-’13 16/0
29 Melvin, Rashaan CB 6-2 194 10/2/89 7 Northern Illinois Waukegan, Ill. UFA(Oak)-’19 14/7*
48 Muhlbach, Don LS 6-4 258 8/17/81 16 Texas A&M Lufkin, Texas FA-’04 16/0
95 Okwara, Romeo DE 6-4 274 6/17/95 4 Notre Dame Charlotte, N.C. W(NYG)-’18 15/14
10 Powell, Brandon WR 5-8 181 9/12/95 2 Florida Deerfield Beach, Fla. FA-’18 6/1
5 Prater, Matt K 5-10 201 8/10/84 13 Central Florida Estero, Fla. FA-’14 16/0
77 Ragnow, Frank OL 6-5 308 5/17/96 2 Arkansas Victoria, Minn. D1-’18 16/16
44 Reeves-Maybin, Jalen LB 6-0 230 1/31/95 3 Tennessee Clarksville, Tenn. D4a-’17 9/0
25 Riddick, Theo RB 5-9 201 5/4/91 7 Notre Dame Manville, N.J. D6b-’13 14/3
80 Roberts, Michael TE 6-5 265 5/7/94 3 Toledo Cleveland, Ohio D4b-’17 8/2
91 Robinson, A'Shawn DT 6-4 322 3/21/95 4 Alabama Fort Worth, Texas D2-’16 13/7
3 Savage, Tom QB 6-4 230 4/26/90 6 Pittsburgh Clifton Heights, Pa. FA-’19 0*
23 Slay, Darius CB 6-0 190 1/1/91 7 Mississippi State Brunswick, Ga. D2-’13 15/15
9 Stafford, Matthew QB 6-3 220 2/7/88 11 Georgia Highland Park, Texas D1a-’09 16/16
31 Tabor, Teez CB 6-0 201 12/31/95 3 Florida Washington, D.C. D2-’17 12/4
82 Thomas, Logan TE 6-6 250 7/1/91 4 Virginia Tech Lynchburg, Va. FA-’19 12/3*
30 Virgin, Dee CB 5-9 205 10/29/93 2 West Alabama Donalsonville, Ga. FA-’18 4/0
71 Wagner, Rick T 6-6 315 10/21/89 7 Wisconsin West Allis, Wis. UFA(Balt)-’17 15/15
47 Walker, Tracy DB 6-1 206 2/1/95 2 Louisiana-Lafayette Brunswick, Ga. D3-’18 16/0
45 Washington, Charles S 5-10 192 3/10/93 2 Fresno State Inglewood, Calif. FA-’16 13/0
79 Wiggins, Kenny G 6-6 330 8/8/88 6 Fresno State Elk Grove, Calif. UFA(LAC)-’18 16/10
32 Wilson, Tavon S 6-0 212 3/19/90 8 Illinois Washington, D.C. UFA(NE)-’16 15/3
34 Zenner, Zach RB 5-11 221 9/13/91 5 South Dakota State Eagan, Minn. FA-’18 8/1

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* Aboushi played 8 games with Arizona in '18; Adams played 13 games with Tampa Bay; Amendola played 15 games with Miami;
Anderson played 9 games with Carolina and 2 games with the Los Angeles Rams; Coleman played 16 games with Seattle; Cook did not
play in an NFL game in ’18; Flowers played 15 games with New England; James played 16 games with Pittsburgh; Lewis played 7
games with New Orleans; Loewen played 1 game with New Orleans; Melvin played 14 games with Oakland; Santoso did not play in an
NFL game in '18; Savage did not play in an NFL game in ’18; Thomas played 12 games for Buffalo; Thompson did not play in an NFL
game in ’18.

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Alexander, Deontez (1) WR 6-1 196 7/25/96 Franklin Indianapolis, Ind. FA-'18
Atkins, John (1) DT 6-3 320 12/21/92 Georgia Thomson, Ga. FA-'18
Benzschawel, Beau G 6-6 315 9/10/95 Wisconsin Grafton, Wis. FA
Bryant, Austin DE 6-6 280 11/12/96 Clemson Pavo, Ga. D4
Carney, Malik LB 6-2 251 9/21/95 North Carolina Alexandria, Va. FA
Chachere, Andre (1) CB 6-0 200 2/10/93 San Jose State Fresno, Calif. FA-'18
Dooley, Garret (1) LB 6-2 248 12/1/94 Wisconsin Rochester, Ill. FA-'18
Duhart, Jonathan WR 6-3 210 6/26/96 Old Dominion Midlothian, Va. FA
Fulgham, Travis WR 6-2 215 9/13/95 Old Dominion Ashburn, Va. D6a
Harris, Will S 6-1 207 12/19/95 Boston College Suwanee, Ga. D3
Hockenson, T.J. TE 6-5 251 7/3/97 Iowa Chariton, Iowa D1
Jones, David (1) S 6-3 210 12/4/93 Richmond Greenville, S.C. FA-'18
Johnson, P.J. DT 6-4 334 6/14/96 Arizona Sacramento, Calif. D7b
Johnson, Ty RB 5-10 208 9/17/97 Maryland Cumberland, Md. D6b
Kennedy Tom WR 5-11 190 7/29/96 Bryant Farmingdale, N.Y. FA
Koloamatangi, Leo (1) C 6-5 305 5/9/94 Hawaii East Palo Alto, Calif. FA-'17
Lacy, Chris (1) WR 6-3 205 1/28/96 Oklahoma State DeSoto, Texas W(NE)-'18
Lamar, Tre LB 6-3 253 10/8/97 Clemson Roswell, Ga. FA
Miller, Josh CB 5-11 180 5/3/96 Ball State Indianapolis, Ind. FA
Moore, C.J. S 5-11 191 12/15/95 Mississippi Bassfield, Miss. FA
Nauta, Isaac TE 6-3 244 5/21/97 Georgia Buford, Ga. D7a
Nelson, Matt T 6-8 295 12/19/95 Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa FA
Oruwariye, Amani CB 6-2 205 2/9/96 Penn State Tampa, Fla. D5
Pittman, Anthony LB 6-3 224 11/24/96 Wayne State Birmingham, Mich. FA
Pope, Ryan G 6-7 320 10/17/96 San Diego State Long Beach, Calif. FA
Santoso, Ryan (1) P 6-5 258 8/26/95 Minnesota Pace, Fla. FA
Smith, Ray DT 6-1 305 1/18/97 Boston College Carlsbad, Calif. FA
St. Andrew, Micah C 6-3 348 1/10/96 Fresno State Rialto, Calif. FA
Strong, Kevin DT 6-4 285 8/5/96 Texas-San Antonio Cleveland, Texas FA
Tavai, Jahlani LB 6-2 250 9/28/96 Hawaii Inglewood, Calif. D2
Thompson, Mark (1) RB 6-1 235 12/9/94 Florida La Mott, Pa. FA
Williams, Tre' LB 6-2 235 3/3/96 Auburn Mobile, Ala. FA
Wynn, Jonathan (1) DE 6-4 256 9/21/95 Vanderbilt Stone Mountain, Ga. FA-'18

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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Head Coach,
Matt Patricia
Pro Career: Named Lions’ 27th head coach on
February 5, 2018. Patricia enters his second sea-
son in Detroit after spending six seasons (2012-17)
as defensive coordinator for the New England
Patriots. He originally joined the Patriots as a coach-
ing assistant in 2004 before serving as the assistant
offensive line (2005), linebackers (2006-10) and
safeties coach (2011). He assisted in guiding New
England to three Super Bowl Championships
(XXXIX, XLIX, LI), six AFC Championships and 13
AFC East Division titles. In all 14 of his seasons with
the Patriots, New England finished with 10 or more
wins, including 11 seasons with 12 or more wins.
During Patricia’s six years as the team’s defensive
coordinator, the Patriots accumulated an NFL-best
75-21 (.781) record during that span and ranked
second in points allowed (19.2). After moving over
to coach the defensive side of the ball in 2006,
Patricia helped New England finish among the top
10 in points allowed during 11 of his 12 seasons
with the defense. Career record: 6-10.
Background: Prior to New England, Patricia spent
six years in the college ranks, including stints at
Syracuse as a graduate assistant (2001-03) and
Amherst College where he coached the defensive
line (1999-2000). He began his coaching career at
his alma mater, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
(R.P.I), as a graduate assistant in 1996 before
spending two years working as an aeronautical
engineer.
Personal: Born September 13, 1974 in Sherrill, N.Y.
He and his wife, Raina, have three children, sons
Dominic and Dante, and daughter Giamina.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Darrell Bevell, offensive coordinator; born January
6, 1970, Yuma, Ariz. Quarterback Wisconsin 1992-
95. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Westmar 1996, Iowa State 1997, Connecticut
1998-99. Pro coach: Green Bay Packers 2000-04,
Minnesota Vikings 2006-2010, Seattle Seahawks
2011-17, joined Lions in 2019.
John Bonamego, special teams coordinator: born
August 14, 1963, Waynesboro, Pa. Quarterback/
wide receiver Central Michigan. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Maine 1988-91, Lehigh
1992, Army 1993-98. Central Michigan 2015-18.
Pro coach: Jacksonville Jaguars 1999-2002, 2012,
Green Bay Packers, 2003-05, New Orleans Saints
2006-07, 2011, Miami Dolphins 2008-2010,
Detroit Lions 2013-14, re-joined Lions in 2019.
Kyle Caskey, running backs; born December 7,
1978, Bryan, Texas. Tight end Texas A&M 1997-
98. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Louisiana-Monroe 2004-05, Indiana State 2006-
08, Mississippi 2009. Pro coach: Cincinnati
Bengals 2010-18, joined Lions in 2019.
David Corrao, director of football research; born
Mission Viejo, Calif. Linebacker San Diego 1992.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Syracuse 2000-03, Northeastern 2004, Mississippi
2005-07, Northern Michigan 2016. Pro coach:
Miami Dolphins 2008-2015, joined Lions in 2018.
Jeff Davidson, offensive line; born October 3,
1967, Akron, Ohio. Offensive line Ohio State 1986-
89. Pro offensive line Denver Broncos 1990-92. Pro
coach: New Orleans Saints 1995-96, New England
170
Patriots 1997-2004, Cleveland Browns 2005-06,
Carolina Panthers 2007-2010, Minnesota Vikings
2011-15, San Diego Chargers 2016, Denver
Broncos 2017, joined Lions in 2018.
Bo Davis, defensive line; born Magee, Miss.
Offensive line Louisiana State 1990-92. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Louisiana State
1995-97, 2002-05, Alabama 2007-2010, 2014-
15, Texas 2011-13, Texas-San Antonio 2017. Pro
coach: Miami Dolphins 2006, Jacksonville Jaguars
2016, joined Lions in 2018.
Hank Fraley, asst. offensive line; born September
21, 1977, Gaithersburg, Md. Offensive line Robert
Morris 1997-99. Pro offensive line Philadelphia
Eagles 2001-05, Cleveland Browns 2006-09, St.
Louis Rams 2010. College coach: San Diego 2012,
San Jose State 2013, UCLA 2017. Pro coach:
Minnesota Vikings 2014-16, joined Lions in 2018.
Al Golden, linebackers; born July 4, 1969, Colts
Neck, N.J. Tight end Penn State 1987-1991. Pro
tight end New England Patriots 1992. College
coach: Virginia 1994-96, Boston College 1997-99,
Penn State 2000, Virginia 2001-05, Temple 2006-
2010 (head coach), Miami 2011-15 (head coach).
Pro coach: Joined Lions in 2016.
Steve Gregory, defensive assistant; born January
8, 1983, Brooklyn, N.Y. Defensive back Syracuse
2002-05. Pro defensive back San Diego Chargers
2006-2011, New England Patriots 2012-13.
College coach: Syracuse 2015, joined Lions in
2018.
Rodney Hill, asst. strength & performance: born
April 24, 1991, Philadelphia, Penn. No college or
pro playing experience. College coach: Kutztown
2013, Penn State 2014-15, Howard 2016-17,
Central Florida 2018. Pro coach: New York Giants
2017, joined Lions in 2019.
Harold Nash Jr., football performance coordinator;
born May 5, 1970, New Orleans, La. Defensive
back Southwestern Louisiana 1990-93. Pro defen-
sive back Shreveport Pirates (CFL) 1994-95,
Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 1996-99, Winnipeg Blue
Bombers (CFL) 1999-2003, Edmonton Eskimos
(CFL) 2004. Pro coach: New England Patriots
2005-2015, joined Lions in 2016.
Paul Pasqualoni, defensive coordinator; born
August 16, 1949 Cheshire, Conn. Linebacker Penn
State 1968-1971. College coach: Southern
Connecticut State 1976-1981, Western
Connecticut State 1982-86 (head coach), Syracuse
1987-2004 (head coach 1991-2004), Connecticut
2011-13 (head coach), Boston College 2016-17.
Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 2005-07, 2010, Miami
Dolphins 2008-09, Chicago Bears 2014, Houston
Texans 2015, joined Lions in 2018.
Brian Picucci, offensive assistant/quality control;
born Leominster, Mass. Fullback/tight end Syracuse
1989-1993. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Southern Connecticut State 1994-97,
Massachusetts 1998-99, 2004-2012,
Northeastern 2000-03, Central Connecticut State
2013, Widener 2014, Becker College 2015, Maine
2016-17. Pro coach: Joined Lions in 2018.
Robert Prince, wide receivers; born May 8, 1965,
Okinawa, Japan. Wide receiver Humboldt State
1987-1990. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Humboldt State 1989-1990, Montana State
1991, Sacramento State 1992-93, Fort Lewis
College 1994-95, Portland State 1998-2000, Boise
State, 2001-03, 2011-13, Colorado 2010. Pro
coach: Japanese X League 1996-97, Atlanta
Falcons 2004-06, Jacksonville Jaguars 2007-08,
Seattle Seahawks 2009, joined Lions in 2014.
Evan Rothstein, head coach asst./research &
analysis; born April 20, 1988, Merrick, N.Y.
Attended SUNY Cortland. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: SUNY Cortland 2010,
Syracuse 2010-11. Pro coach: Joined Lions in
2012.
Sean Ryan, quarterbacks: born May 1, 1972,
Hudson Falls, N.Y. Safety/outside linebacker
Hamilton College 1991-94. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Siena 1997, Albany 1998-99,
Colgate 2000, Boston College 2001-02, Columbia
2003-05, Harvard 2006. Pro coach: New York
Giants 2007-2015, Houston Texans 2016-18,
joined Lions in 2019.
Josh Schuler, strength & power coordinator; born
October 5, 1983, Muscatine, Iowa. Attended Iowa
State. No college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Colorado 2007, 2010-12, Auburn 2008-
2010, Navy 2012-15. Pro coach: Joined Lions in
2016.
Brian Stewart, defensive backs; born December 4,
1964, San Diego, Calif. Defensive back Northern
Arizona 1983, 1986-87. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Cal Poly 1993-94, Northern Arizona
1994-95, Missouri 1996, 1999-2000, San Jose
State 1997-98, Syracuse 2001, Houston 2010-11,
Maryland 2012-14, Nebraska 2015-16, Rice 2017.
Pro coach: Houston Texans 2002-03, San Diego
Chargers 2004-06, Dallas Cowboys 2007-08,
Philadelphia Eagles 2009, joined Lions in 2018.
Stephen Thomas, defensive quality control: born
July 29, 1983, Brooklyn, N.Y. Defensive back
Buffalo 2003-05. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Cortland 2007-08, Delaware 2009-
2010, Southern Mississippi 2011, Princeton 2012-
14, 2016-18. Pro coach: Philadelphia Eagles 2015,
joined Lions in 2019.
Leon Washington, WCF Minority Coaching
Assistantship/Offense & Special Teams: born
August 29, 1982, Jacksonville, Fla. Running back
Florida State 2002-05. Pro running back New York
Jets 2006-09, Seattle Seahawks 2010-12, New
England Patriots 2013, Tennessee Titans 2013-14.
Pro coach: Joined Lions in 2019.
Chris White, tight ends; born June 29, 1967,
Groveland, Mass. Quarterback Colby College 1987-
1990. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Arkansas State 1992, Holy Cross 1993-94,
Nevada-Las Vegas 1996-98, Cal Poly-San Luis
Obispo 1999, Syracuse 2000-08, Iowa 2013-16,
Connecticut 2017. Pro coach: Minnesota Vikings
2009-2012, joined Lions in 2018.
Marquice Williams, asst. special teams; born
November 8, 1985, Fresno, Calif. Defensive back
Fresno City College 2003-05, University of Mary
(N.D.) 2006-08. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Winona State 2010, Central Oklahoma
2011, South Dakota 2012-15. Pro coach: Los
Angeles Chargers 2016-18, re-joined Lions in
2019.
Billy Yates, WCF Minority Coaching Assistantship/
Defense; born April 15, 1980, Ft. Worth, Texas.
Offensive line Texas A&M. Offensive line Miami
Dolphins 2003, New England Patriots 2004-08,
Cleveland Browns 2009-2010. College coach:
Texas Tech 2013-15, Bowling Green State 2016-
17. Pro coach: Joined Lions in 2018.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
President and Chief Executive Officer: (777-593-38)
Mark Murphy Records include postseason games
General Manager: Brian Gutekunst 1921-49 Earl (Curly) Lambeau .212-106-21
Chief Operating Officer and General
Counsel: Ed Policy 1950-53 Gene Ronzani* .............14-31-1
Executive Vice President/Director of 1953 Hugh Devore-
Football Operations: Russ Ball Ray (Scooter) McLean**..0-2-0
Vice President of Finance and 1954-57 Lisle Blackbourn...........17-31-0
Administration: Paul Baniel 1958 Ray (Scooter) McLean....1-10-1
Vice President of Sales and Business 1959-67 Vince Lombardi ............98-30-4
Development: Craig Benzel
Vice President of Marketing and Fan 1968-70 Phil Bengtson ...............20-21-1
Engagement: Gabrielle Valdez Dow 1971-74 Dan Devine...................25-28-4
Vice President of Human Resources: 1975-83 Bart Starr .....................53-77-3
Nicole Ledvina 1984-87 Forrest Gregg ...............25-37-1
Vice President of Communications: 1988-91 Lindy Infante.................24-40-0
National Football Conference Jason Wahlers 1992-98 Mike Holmgren .............84-42-0
Senior Advisor to Football Operations:
North Division Ted Thompson 1999 Ray Rhodes......................8-8-0
Team Colors: Dark Green, Gold, and White Director – Football Operations: 2000-05 Mike Sherman ..............59-43-0
Lambeau Field Atrium Milt Hendrickson 2006-18 Mike McCarthy***.....135-85-2
1265 Lombardi Avenue Co-Director of Player Personnel: 2018 Joe Philbin .......................2-2-0
Green Bay, Wisconsin 54304 Jon-Eric Sullivan * Resigned after 10 games in 1953
Telephone: (920) 569-7500 Co-Director of Player Personnel: ** Co-coaches
John Wojciechowski *** Released after 12 games in 2018
Director of College Scouting:
2019 SCHEDULE Matt Malaspina
PRESEASON National Scout: Sam Seale PAID ATTENDANCE
Aug. 8 Houston .............................7:00 Personnel Executive: Lee Gissendaner Home 622,621 Away 505,675
Aug. 15 at Baltimore........................6:30 Pro Scout: Richmond Williams Total 1,128,296
College Scouts: Luke Benuska, Single-game home record,
Aug. 22 vs. Oakland (Winnipeg, Can.) .7:00 Joe Hueber, Patrick Moore,
Aug. 29 Kansas City .......................7:00 78,481 (10/16/16)
Mike Owen, Charlie Peprah, Single-season home record,
Charles Walls, Brandian Ross
REGULAR SEASON College Scouting Coordinator: 625,727 (2016)
Sep. 5 at Chicago (Thu) ................7:20 Danny Mock
Sep. 15 Minnesota .......................12:00 Pro Personnel Coordinator: 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Autumn Thomas-Beenenga Round Name Pos. College
Sep. 22 Denver.............................12:00 Chief of Staff: Darryl Franklin 1 Rashan Gary LB Michigan
Sep. 26 Philadelphia (Thu) .............7:20 Director of Player Engagement: Darnell Savage DB Maryland
Oct. 6 at Dallas.............................3:25 Grey Ruegamer
Director of Performance Nutrition: 2 Elgton Jenkins G Mississippi St.
Oct. 14 Detroit (Mon).....................7:15
Adam Korzun 3 Jace Sternberger TE Texas A&M
Oct. 20 Oakland ...........................12:00
Football Logistics/Team Travel: Matt Klein 5 Kingsley Keke DE Texas A&M
Oct. 27 at Kansas City ..................*7:20 Director of Football Technology: 6 Ka’dar Hollman DB Toledo
Nov. 3 at Los Angeles Chargers.....3:25 Mike Halbach Dexter Williams RB Notre Dame
Nov. 10 Carolina...........................12:00 Strength and Conditioning Assistants:
Mark Lovat, Thadeus Jackson, 7 Ty Summers LB Texas Christian
Nov. 17 BYE
Nov. 24 at San Francisco.................3:25 Grant Thorne
Dec. 1 at New York Giants ...........12:00 Video Director: Chris Kirby
Equipment Manager: Gordon (Red) Batty
Dec. 8 Washington .....................12:00 Head Athletic Trainer: Bryan Engel
Dec. 15 Chicago ...........................12:00 Director of Public Affairs: Aaron Popkey
Dec. 23 at Minnesota (Mon) ............7:15 Assistant Director of Communications:
Dec. 29 at Detroit ..........................12:00 Sarah Quick
* All times CT; Sunday night games in Communications Manager: Tom Fanning
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Communications Coordinator:
Nate LoCascio
Stadium: Lambeau Field (opened in 1957) Director of Brand & Marketing:
•Capacity: 81,441 Joan Malcheski
1265 Lombardi Avenue Director of Community Outreach &
Green Bay, Wisconsin 54304 Player/Alumni Relations:
Playing Surface: SISGrass Cathy Dworak
Training Camp: St. Norbert College Director of Development and Hospitality:
Charlie Millerwise
De Pere, Wisconsin 54115 Director of Digital, Broadcast & Game
LAMBEAU FIELD Presentation: Kregg Shilbauer
Director of Facility Operations:
Ted Eisenreich
Director of Information Technology:
Kenny Ansel
Director of Retail Operations:
Peggy Prebelski
Director of Sales & Business
Development: Chad Watson
Director of Security/Risk Management:
Doug Collins
Director of Stadium Services:
Jennifer Ark
Director of Ticketing and Premium
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Rodgers 597 372 4442 62.3 25 2 49/353 97.6
08/09 W 31-17 Tennessee Kizer 42 20 187 47.6 0 2 4/38 40.5
08/16 W 51-34 Pittsburgh Scott 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/24 L 6-13 at Oakland Packers 640 392 4629 61.3 25 4 53/391 93.7
08/30 L 21-33 at Kansas City Opponents 527 336 4074 63.8 30 7 44/322 100.9

REGULAR SEASON (6-9-1) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Clinton-Dix 3 25 8.3 24 0
Date Result Opponent
Crosby 0 0 0 34/36 30/37 0 124 Breeland 2 48 24.0 26 1
09/09 W 24-23 Chicago
D. Adams 0 13 0 0/0 0/0 0 80 Alexander 1 27 27.0 27 0
09/16 T 29-29 Minnesota (OT)
A. Jones 8 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 King 1 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 L 17-31 at Washington
J. Williams 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 20 Packers 7 100 14.3 27 1
09/30 W 22-0 Buffalo
Rodgers 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 Opponents 4 51 12.8 27t 1
10/07 L 23-31 at Detroit
Allison 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
10/15 W 33-30 San Francisco
Cobb 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
10/28 L 27-29 at L.A. Rams
Graham 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Scott 71 3176 44.7 19 67
11/04 L 17-31 at New England
Valdes-Scantling0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Packers 72 3176 44.1 19 67
11/11 W 31-12 Miami
Breeland 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 72 3258 45.3 28 64
11/15 L 24-27 at Seattle
J. Jackson 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
11/25 L 17-24 at Minnesota
Kendricks 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/02 L 17-20 Arizona
Kumerow 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/09 W 34-20 Atlanta
Montgomery 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 T. Williams 12 10 83 6.9 23 0
12/16 L 17-24 at Chicago
Tonyan 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Cobb 7 6 46 6.6 17 0
12/23 W 44-38 at N.Y. Jets (OT)
Packers 14 25 2 34/36 30/37 0 376 T. Davis 4 1 44 11.0 15 0
12/30 L 0-31 Detroit
Opponents 15 30 2 43/44 23/31 1 400 Alexander 4 1 25 6.3 24 0
(OT) Overtime
2-Pt Conv: D. Adams, Rodgers, J. Williams. J. Jackson 2 1 0 0.0 0 0
Packers 3-4, Opponents 2-3. King 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
SCORE BY PERIODS
Packers 30 19 198 6.6 24 0
Packers 75 107 92 96 6 — 376
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 20 27 206 10.3 44 0
Opponents 104 131 61 104 0 — 400
A. Jones 133 728 5.5 67 8
J. Williams 121 464 3.8 20 3 KICKOFF
2018 TEAM STATISTICS
Rodgers 43 269 6.3 23 2 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Packers Opp.
Montgomery 26 105 4.0 16 1 Montgomery 10 210 21.0 27 0
Total First Downs 332 331
Kizer 5 39 7.8 12 0 Breeland 8 173 21.6 38 0
Rushing 98 100
Valdes-Scantling 2 29 14.5 21 0 Moore 4 102 25.5 37 0
Passing 208 199
Greene 1 26 26.0 26 0 J. Williams 4 95 23.8 30 0
Penalty 26 32
St. Brown 1 5 5.0 5 0 Patrick 2 23 11.5 15 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 75/204 79/212
Bibbs 1 2 2.0 2 0 Valdes-Scantling 1 21 21.0 21 0
3rd Down Pct. 36.8 37.3
Packers 333 1667 5.0 67 14 T. Davis 1 20 20.0 20 0
4th Down: Made/Att 10/20 12/18
Opponents 446 1918 4.3 41 15 Packers 30 644 21.5 38 0
4th Down Pct. 50.0 66.7
Opponents 40 1022 25.6 99t 1
Possession Avg. 29:38 30:22
Total Net Yards 5905 5670
RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD
D. Adams 111 1386 12.5 57 13 FIELD
Avg. Per Game 369.1 354.4
Graham 55 636 11.6 54 2 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Plays 1026 1017
Valdes-Scantling 38 581 15.3 60 2 Crosby 0/0 4/4 10/11 11/15 5/7
Avg. Per Play 5.8 5.6
Cobb 38 383 10.1 75t 2 Packers 0/0 4/4 10/11 11/15 5/7
Net Yards Rushing 1667 1918
J. Williams 27 210 7.8 26 0 Opponents 0/0 4/4 9/10 10/14 0/3
Avg. Per Game 104.2 119.9
Total Rushes 333 446
A. Jones 26 206 7.9 24t 1
St. Brown 21 328 15.6 54 0 SACKS No.
Net Yards Passing 4238 3752
Allison 20 303 15.2 64t 2 Fackrell 10.5
Avg. Per Game 264.9 234.5
Kendricks 19 170 8.9 22 1 Clark 6.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 53/391 44/322
Montgomery 15 170 11.3 43 0 Martinez 5.0
Gross Yards 4629 4074
Kumerow 8 103 12.9 49t 1 C. Matthews 3.5
Att./Completions 640/392 527/336
Tonyan 4 77 19.3 54t 1 Lowry 3.0
Completion Pct. 61.3 63.8
Lewis 3 39 13.0 30 0 Gilbert 2.5
Had Intercepted 4 7
Bibbs 3 13 4.3 5 0 Daniels 2.0
Punts/Average 72/44.1 72/45.3
Moore 2 15 7.5 10 0 (group) 2.0
Net Punting Avg. 72/38.8 72/41.9
Lazard 1 7 7.0 7 0 M. Adams 1.5
Penalties/Yards 108/937 97/792
Vitale 1 2 2.0 2 0 Perry 1.5
Fumbles/Ball Lost 22/11 18/8
Packers 392 4629 11.8 75t 25 Brice 1.0
Touchdowns 41 47
Opponents 336 4074 12.1 75t 30 Clinton-Dix 1.0
Rushing 14 15
Greene 1.0
Passing 25 30
J. Jones 1.0
Returns 2 2
Morrison 1.0
Whitehead 1.0
Alexander 0.5
Packers 44.0
Opponents 53.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Ahman Green, 2000-06, 2009............................................................8,322
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Brett Favre, 1992-2007 ....................................................................61,655
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Brett Favre, 1992-2007 .........................................................................442
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Donald Driver, 1999-2012 .....................................................................743
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Donald Driver, 1999-2012 ................................................................10,137
Interceptions ...................................................................Bobby Dillon, 1952-59 ............................................................................52
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Tim Masthay, 2010-15 .........................................................................44.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Desmond Howard, 1996, 1999 ............................................................13.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Travis Williams, 1967-70......................................................................26.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Mason Crosby, 2007-18 .......................................................................307
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Don Hutson, 1935-45 ...........................................................................105
Points..............................................................................Mason Crosby, 2007-18.....................................................................1,469
*Sacks............................................................................Clay Matthews, 2009-18 ......................................................................83.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Ahman Green, 2003 ...........................................................................1,883
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Aaron Rodgers, 2011 .........................................................................4,643
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Aaron Rodgers, 2011 ..............................................................................45
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Sterling Sharpe, 1993............................................................................112
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Jordy Nelson, 2014............................................................................1,519
Interceptions ...................................................................Irv Comp, 1943.......................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Tim Masthay, 2011 ..............................................................................45.6
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Billy Grimes, 1950 ...............................................................................19.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Travis Williams, 1967 .......................................................................**41.1
Field Goals ......................................................................Chester Marcol, 1972..............................................................................33
Ryan Longwell, 2000 ..............................................................................33
Mason Crosby, 2013...............................................................................33
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Ahman Green, 2003 ................................................................................20
Points..............................................................................Paul Hornung, 1960 ..............................................................................176
*Sacks............................................................................Tim Harris, 1989..................................................................................19.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Ahman Green, 12-28-03 .......................................................................218
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Flynn, 1-1-12 ................................................................................480
Aaron Rodgers, 9-15-13 .......................................................................480
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Matt Flynn, 1-1-12 ....................................................................................6
Aaron Rodgers, 10-14-12, 11-9-14...........................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Don Hutson, 11-22-42 ............................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Billy Howton, 10-21-56 .........................................................................257
Interceptions ...................................................................Bobby Dillon, 11-26-53.........................................................................**4
Willie Buchanon, 9-24-78......................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Chris Jacke, 11-11-90, 10-14-96..............................................................5
Ryan Longwell, 9-24-00............................................................................5
Mason Crosby, 10-6-13, 11-22-15, 9-16-18.............................................5
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Paul Hornung, 12-12-65............................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Paul Hornung, 10-8-61............................................................................33
*Sacks............................................................................Vonnie Holliday, 12-22-02 ......................................................................5.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
17 Adams, Davante WR 6-1 215 12/24/92 6 Fresno State Palo Alto, Calif. D2-’14 15/15
90 Adams, Montravius DL 6-4 304 7/24/95 3 Auburn Vienna, Ga. D3-’17 16/1
23 Alexander, Jaire CB 5-10 196 2/9/97 2 Louisville Charlotte, N.C. D1-’18 13/11
81 Allison, Geronimo WR 6-3 202 1/18/94 4 Illinois Riverview, Fla. FA-’16 5/4
31 Amos, Adrian S 6-0 214 4/29/93 5 Penn State Baltimore, Md. UFA(Chi)-’19 16/16*
69 Bakhtiari, David T 6-4 310 9/30/91 7 Colorado San Mateo, Calif. D4a-’13 16/16
35 Bibbs, Kapri RB 5-10 203 1/10/93 4 Colorado State Plainfield, Ill. W(Wash)-’18 12/0*
8 Boyle, Tim QB 6-4 232 10/3/94 2 Eastern Kentucky Middletown, Conn. FA-’18 0*
43 Bradley, Hunter LS 6-3 241 5/21/94 2 Mississippi State Collierville, Tenn. D7b-’18 16/0
98 Brown, Fadol DL 6-4 282 4/15/93 2 Mississippi Charleston, S.C. FA-’18 4/0
28 Brown, Tony CB 6-0 199 7/13/95 2 Alabama Beaumont, Texas FA-’18 11/3
75 Bulaga, Bryan T 6-5 314 3/21/89 10 Iowa Woodstock, Ill. D1-’10 14/14
42 Burks, Oren LB 6-3 233 3/21/95 2 Vanderbilt Lorton, Va. D3-’18 14/4
32 Carson, Tra RB 5-11 228 10/24/92 3 Texas A&M Texarkana, Texas FA-’18 4/0
97 Clark, Kenny DL 6-3 314 10/4/95 4 UCLA Rialto, Calif. D1-’16 13/13
54 Crawford, James LB 6-2 239 12/2/94 2 Illinois Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’18 16/0
2 Crosby, Mason K 6-1 207 9/3/84 13 Colorado Georgetown, Texas D6c-’07 16/0
76 Daniels, Mike DL 6-0 310 5/5/89 8 Iowa Blackwood, N.J. D4a-’12 10/9
1 Davis, Jawill WR 6-1 191 4/6/95 2 Bethune-Cookman Hialeah, Fla. W(NYG)-’19 7/0*
11 Davis, Trevor WR 6-1 188 7/4/93 4 California Martinez, Calif. D5-’16 2/0
51 Fackrell, Kyler LB 6-5 245 11/25/91 4 Utah State Mesa, Ariz. D3-’16 16/7
93 Gilbert, Reggie LB 6-3 261 4/1/93 2 Arizona Laveen, Ariz. FA-’16 16/0
80 Graham, Jimmy TE 6-7 265 11/24/86 10 Miami Wilson, N.C. UFA(Sea)-’18 16/12
36 Greene, Raven S 5-11 197 2/2/95 2 James Madison Virginia Beach, Va. FA-’18 8/0
37 Jackson, Josh CB 6-0 196 4/3/96 2 Iowa Corinth, Texas D2-’18 16/10
21 Jamerson, Natrell CB 5-11 201 12/15/95 2 Wisconsin Ocala, Fla. FA-’18 12/0*
46 Johnson, Malcolm FB 6-1 231 8/11/92 3 Mississippi State Tuscaloosa, Ala. FA-’18 0*
33 Jones, Aaron RB 5-9 208 12/2/94 3 Texas-El Paso El Paso, Texas D5b-’17 12/8
24 Jones, Josh S 6-2 220 9/20/94 3 North Carolina State Walled Lake, Mich. D2b-’17 13/5
20 King, Kevin CB 6-3 200 5/5/95 3 Washington Oakland, Calif. D2a-’17 6/6
9 Kizer, DeShone QB 6-4 235 1/3/96 3 Notre Dame Toledo, Ohio T(Cle)-’18 3/0
16 Kumerow, Jake WR 6-4 209 2/17/92 2 Wisconsin-Whitewater Bartlett, Ill. FA-’17 5/2
95 Lancaster, Tyler DL 6-3 313 11/4/94 2 Northwestern Plainfield, Ill. FA-’18 12/5
89 Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 267 5/19/84 14 UCLA Long Beach, Calif. FA-’18 16/4
70 Light, Alex T/G 6-5 309 5/2/96 2 Richmond Salem, Va. FA-’18 3/0
63 Linsley, Corey C 6-3 301 7/27/91 6 Ohio State Boardman, Ohio D5a-’14 16/16
99 Looney, James DL 6-3 287 5/15/95 2 California Lake Worth, Fla. D7a-’18 3/0
94 Lowry, Dean DL 6-6 296 6/9/94 4 Northwestern Rockford, Ill. D4b-’16 16/8
50 Martinez, Blake LB 6-2 237 1/9/94 4 Stanford Oro Valley, Ariz. D4a-’16 16/16
64 McCray, Justin G 6-3 317 5/31/92 3 Central Florida Miami, Fla. FA-’17 12/5
82 Moore, J'Mon WR 6-3 205 5/23/95 2 Missouri Missouri City, Texas D4-’18 12/0
57 Pankey, Adam G/T 6-5 313 2/2/94 2 West Virginia Hamilton, Ohio FA-’17 1/0
62 Patrick, Lucas G 6-3 313 7/30/93 3 Duke Brentwood, Tenn. FA-’16 14/4
25 Redmond, Will CB 5-11 186 12/28/93 4 Mississippi State Memphis, Tenn. FA-’18 5/0
12 Rodgers, Aaron QB 6-2 225 12/2/83 15 California Chico, Calif. D1-’05 16/16
6 Scott, JK P 6-6 208 10/30/95 2 Alabama Denver, Colo. D5b-’18 16/0
79 Simon, Deon DL 6-4 332 7/6/90 2 Northwestern State (LA) Baton Rouge, La. FA-’18 0*
91 Smith, Preston LB 6-5 265 11/17/92 5 Mississippi State Stone Mountain, Ga. UFA(Wash)-’19 16/16*
55 Smith, Za'Darius LB 6-4 272 9/8/92 5 Kentucky Greenville, Ala. UFA(Balt)-’19 16/8*
78 Spriggs, Jason T 6-6 301 5/17/94 4 Indiana Elkhart, Ind. D2-’16 13/2
19 St. Brown, Equanimeous WR 6-5 214 9/30/96 2 Notre Dame Anaheim, Calif. D6-’18 12/7
39 Sullivan, Chandon CB 5-11 189 8/7/96 2 Georgia State Winder, Ga. FA-’19 5/1*
65 Taylor, Lane G 6-3 324 11/22/89 7 Oklahoma State Arlington, Texas FA-’13 15/14
85 Tonyan, Robert TE 6-5 237 4/30/94 2 Indiana State McHenry, Ill. FA-’17 16/1
77 Turner, Billy T/G 6-5 310 10/17/91 6 North Dakota State Arden Hills, Minn. UFA(Den)-’19 16/11*
32 Tyson, Mike S 6-1 210 7/27/93 2 Cincinnati Norfolk, Va. W(Hou)-’19 10/2*
83 Valdes-Scantling, Marquez WR 6-4 206 10/10/94 2 South Florida St. Petersburg, Fla. D5c-’18 16/10
45 Vitale, Danny FB 6-0 239 10/26/93 4 Northwestern Wheaton, Ill. FA-’18 5/0
30 Williams, Jamaal RB 6-0 213 4/3/95 3 Brigham Young Fontana, Calif. D4b-’17 16/8
38 Williams, Tramon CB 5-11 191 3/16/83 13 Louisiana Tech Houma, La. UFA(Ariz)-’18 16/16

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* Amos played 16 games with Chicago in ’18; Bibbs played 10 games with Washington and 2 games with Green Bay; Boyle inactive for
15 games; Davis played 7 games with New York Giants; Jamerson layed 10 games with Houston and 2 games with Green Bay; Johnson
spent 5 games on practice squad; Simon spent 12 games on practice squad; P. Smith played 16 games with Washington; Z. Smith
played 16 games with Baltimore; Sullivan played 5 games with Philadelphia; Turner played 16 games with Denver; Tyson played 10
games with Houston.

Players lost through free agency (4): CB Bashaud Breeland (KC; 7 games in ’18), WR Randall Cobb (Dall; 9),
LB Clay Matthews (LAR; 16), LB Jake Ryan (Jax; IR).

Also played with Packers in ’18—T/G Byron Bell (12 games), S Kentrell Brice (14), S Ibraheim Campbell (3), S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (7),
RB Lavon Coleman (1), CB Davon House (3), RB Darius Jackson (2), TE Lance Kendricks (16), RB Ty Montgomery (7),
LB Antonio Morrison (16), LB Nick Perry (9), S Eddie Pleasant (5), LB Korey Toomer (7), S Jermaine Whitehead (7),
DL Muhammad Wilkerson (3).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Baylis, Evan (1) TE 6-5 250 11/18/93 Oregon Aurora, Colo. FA-’18
Bolton, Curtis LB 6-0 228 12/18/95 Oklahoma Murrieta, Calif. FA
Cotton, Eric (1) DL 6-4 272 2/28/95 Stanford Nampa, Idaho FA-’18
Coyle, Anthony (1) G 6-4 298 9/19/96 Fordham Staten Island, N.Y. FA-’18
de Beer, Gerhard (1) T 6-6 312 7/5/94 Arizona Pretoria, South Africa FA-’18
Donnerson, Kendall (1) LB 6-3 249 4/22/96 Southeast Missouri Maumelle, Ark. D7c-’18
Ento, Kabion CB 6-1 187 1/3/96 Colorado Pine Bluff, Ark. FA
Ficken, Sam (1) K 6-1 192 12/14/92 Penn State Valparaiso, Ind. FA
Gary, Rashan LB 6-5 277 12/3/97 Michigan Paramus, N.J. D1a
Hamilton, Javien CB 5-10 184 9/2/96 Mississippi Bay Springs, Miss. FA
Hollman, Ka’Dar CB 6-0 196 9/18/94 Toledo Burlington, N.J. D6a
Jenkins, Elgton G 6-5 311 12/26/95 Mississippi State Clarksdale, Miss. D2
Keke, Kingsley DL 6-3 288 9/26/96 Texas A&M Richmond, Texas D5
Koppenhaver, Davis TE 6-4 245 1/24/96 Duke Santa Clarita, Calif. FA
Lazard, Allen (1) WR 6-5 227 12/11/95 Iowa State Urbandale, Iowa PS(Jax)-’18
Madison, Cole (1) G 6-5 308 12/20/94 Washington State Burien, Wash. D5a-’18
Matthews, Tray (1) S 6-1 213 10/18/94 Auburn Newnan, Ga. FA-’18
Nijman, Yosh T 6-7 314 1/2/96 Virginia Tech Maplewood, N.J FA
Ramsey, Randy LB 6-3 238 9/7/95 Arkansas Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA
Redding, Teo (1) WR 6-1 176 12/8/94 Bowling Green Warren, Mich. FA-’18
Roberts, Greg LB 6-5 258 3/21/96 Baylor Nacogdoches, Texas FA
Rouse, Nydair CB 5-11 188 6/13/95 West Chester Philadelphia, Pa. FA
Savage, Darnell S 5-11 198 7/30/97 Maryland Bear, Del. D1b
Sheldon, Brady (1) LB 6-5 231 2/23/93 Ferris State Novi, Mich. FA-’18
Shepherd, Darrius WR 5-11 186 11/1/95 North Dakota State Blue Springs, Mo. FA
Sternberger, Jace TE 6-4 251 6/26/96 Texas A&M Kingfisher, Okla. D3
Summers, Ty LB 6-1 241 12/31/95 Texas Christian San Antonio, Texas D7
Wilkins, Manny QB 6-2 193 11/5/95 Arizona State Novato, Calif. FA
Williams, Dexter RB 5-11 212 1/6/97 Notre Dame Winter Garden, Fla. D6b
Williams, Larry G 6-4 322 2/22/95 Oklahoma State Wilmington, N.C. FA

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regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Matt LaFleur
Pro Career: Named the 15th head coach in team
history on January 8, 2019. Is entering his 11th
season in the NFL, having served as an offensive
coordinator for the past two seasons (Los Angeles
Rams, 2017; Tennessee, 2018). Also coached
quarterbacks for two seasons with the Atlanta
Falcons (2015-16) and four seasons with the
Washington Redskins (2010-13). Got his start in
the NFL coaching ranks as an offensive assistant
with the Houston Texans in 2008-09. During his
first 10 seasons in the league, was a part of offen-
sive staffs that helped its teams rank in the top 10
in the league in total yards seven times (2008-09,
2012-13, 2015-17). In three of his last six sea-
sons in the NFL, was on a staff that helped its
offense finish in the top five in the league in scor-
ing, highlighted by No. 1 rankings in 2016
(Falcons) and 2017 (Rams). Guided the Titans
offense to a No. 7 league ranking in rushing (126.4
ypg) in ’18 and also helped Tennessee rank No. 7
in the league with 18 giveaways, tied for the sec-
ond fewest in franchise history. Helped the Rams
lead NFL in scoring with an average of 29.9 points
per game in 2017, more than doubling their aver-
age from 2016 (14.0 ppg) as they became the first
team in the Super Bowl era to go from last to first
in the NFL in scoring in one season. Tutored
Falcons QB Matt Ryan, who led the league with a
117.1 passer rating in 2016, the fifth highest in a
season in NFL history, on his way to being named
the NFL MVP. Coached QB Robert Griffin III with
the Redskins in 2012, who earned AP Offensive
Rookie of the Year honors. Career record: 0-0.
Background: Played QB at Saginaw Valley State
(2000-02), where he guided the Cardinals to three
straight NCAA Division II playoff appearances and
earned second-team All-Great Lakes
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors in all
three seasons. Ranks No. 2 in school history in
passing yards (7,699) and No. 3 in completions
(560) and passing TDs (67). Played in the National
Indoor Football League for the Omaha Beef in
2003 and the Billings Outlaws in 2004. Coached
collegiately at Saginaw Valley State (2003),
Central Michigan (2004-05), Northern Michigan
(2006), Ashland (2007) and Notre Dame (2014).
Personal: Born November 3, 1979, in Mount
Pleasant, Mich. He and his wife, BreAnne, have
two sons, Luke and Ty. His younger brother, Mike,
is the wide receivers/passing game coordinator for
the San Francisco 49ers. Their father, Dennis,
coached 22 seasons (1976-97) at Central
Michigan.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Luke Butkus, asst. offensive line; born June 26,
1979, Steger, Ill. Center Illinois 1998-2001. Pro
center Rhein Fire (NFLE) 2003, Cologne
Centurions (NFLE) 2004. College coach: Oregon
2005-06, Illinois 2012, 2016-18. Pro coach:
Chicago Bears 2007-09, Seattle Seahawks 2010-
11, Jacksonville Jaguars 2013-15, joined Packers
in 2019.
Wendel Davis, defensive quality control; born
August 16, 1988, Galveston, Texas. Linebacker
Arkansas 2006-09. No pro playing experience.
College coach: West Texas A&M 2010-12, Texas
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A&M-Commerce 2013-14, Texas 2015, Georgia
2016-18, Incarnate Word 2019. Pro coach: Joined
Packers in 2019.
Ryan Downard, asst. defensive backs; born June
22, 1988, Lima, Ohio. Defensive back Eastern
Michigan 2007-10. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Toledo 2013, Texas Tech 2013,
Bowling Green State 2016-17. Pro coach:
Cleveland Browns 2014-15, joined Packers in
2018.
Maurice Drayton, asst. special teams; born
October 5, 1976, Moncks Corner, S.C. Defensive
back The Citadel 1994-98. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: The Citadel 1999-2005,
2014-15, South Carolina State 2008-09, Coastal
Carolina 2010-11, Southern Mississippi 2012. Pro
coach: Charleston Swamp Foxes (A2 FL) 2000-02,
Seinajoki Crocodiles (European Football League)
2006, Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 2013, Indianapolis
Colts 2016-17, joined Packers in 2018.
Luke Getsy, quarterbacks; born February 16,
1984, Munhall, Pa. Quarterback Pittsburgh 2002-
03, Akron 2005-06. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Akron 2007-08, West Virginia
Wesleyan 2009, Pittsburgh 2010, Indiana
University (PA) 2011-12, Western Michigan 2013,
Mississippi State 2018. Pro coach: Green Bay
Packers 2014-17, re-joined Packers in 2019.
Chris Gizzi, strength and conditioning coordinator;
born March 8, 1975, Cleveland, Ohio. Linebacker
Air Force 1994-97. Pro linebacker Denver Broncos
1998-99, Green Bay Packers 2000-01. College
coach: Air Force 1998-99. College coach: North
Carolina 2013. Pro coach: Joined Packers in 2014.
Nathaniel Hackett, offensive coordinator; born
December 19, 1979, Fullerton, Calif.
Linebacker/long snapper UC Davis 1999-2002.
No pro playing experience. College coach: UC
Davis 2003, Stanford 2003-05, Syracuse 2010-
12. Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2006-07,
Buffalo Bills 2008-09, 2013-14, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2015-18, joined Packers in 2019.
Kevin Koger, offensive quality control; born
December 12, 1989, Toledo, Ohio. Tight end
Michigan 2008-11. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Michigan 2013-14, Tennessee
2015, Eastern Kentucky 2016-18. Pro coach:
Joined Packers in 2019.
Shawn Mennenga, special teams coordinator;
born January 8, 1971, Melbourne, Iowa.
Defensive back Missouri 1992. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Southwest Baptist
1994-96, Western Kentucky 1997, Hutchinson
(Kan.) C.C. 1998-2000, Culver-Stockton 2001-04
(head coach 2002-04), Fort Hays State 2005-08,
South Dakota State 2009-10, Vanderbilt 2018. Pro
coach: Cleveland Browns 2011-17, joined
Packers in 2019.
Jerry Montgomery, defensive line; born
September 19, 1979, Los Angeles, Calif.
Defensive tackle Iowa 1998-2001. No pro playing
experience. College coach: North Iowa Area C.C.
2005, Northern Iowa 2006-08, Wyoming 2009-
10, Michigan 2011-12, Oklahoma 2013-14. Pro
coach: Joined Packers in 2015.
Kirk Olivadotti, inside linebackers; born January
1, 1974, Wilmington, Del. Wide receiver Purdue
1993-96. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Maine Maritime Academy 1997, Indiana
State 1998-99, Georgia 2011-13. Pro coach:
Washington Redskins 2000-10, 2014-18, joined
Packers in 2019.
Justin Outten, tight ends; born October 26, 1983,
Doylestown, Pa. Center Syracuse 2003-06. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Syracuse
2007. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons 2016-18, joined
Packers in 2019.
Christian Parker, defensive quality control; born
December 23, 1991, Flemington, N.J. Wide
receiver/cornerback Richmond 2009-12. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Virginia State
2013-14, Norfolk State 2015-16, William & Mary
2017, Notre Dame 2017, Texas A&M 2018. Pro
coach: Joined Packers in 2019.
Mike Pettine, defensive coordinator; born
September 25, 1966, Doylestown, Pa. Safety
Virginia 1984-87. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Pittsburgh 1993-94. Pro coach:
Baltimore Ravens 2002-08, New York Jets 2009-
12, Buffalo Bills 2013, Cleveland Browns 2014-15
(head coach), joined Packers in 2018.
Jason Simmons, defensive backs; born March
30, 1976, Inglewood, Calif. Cornerback Arizona
State 1994-97. Pro defensive back Pittsburgh
Steelers 1998-2001, Houston Texans 2002-07.
Pro coach: Joined Packers in 2011.
Ben Sirmans, running backs; born October 17,
1970, East Orange, N.J. Running back Maine
1990-93. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Maine 1996-99, Kent State 2000-04,
Michigan State 2005-06, Boston College 2007-
11. Pro coach: St. Louis Rams 2012-15, joined
Packers in 2016.
Mike Smith, outside linebackers; born September
2, 1981, Lubbock, Texas. Linebacker Texas Tech
2000-03. Pro linebacker Baltimore Ravens 2005-
07. College coach: Hawai’i 2009, Texas Tech
2013-15. Pro coach: New York Jets 2010-12,
Kansas City Chiefs 2016-18, joined Packers in
2019.
Adam Stenavich, offensive line; born March 11,
1983, Marshfield, Wis. Tackle Michigan 2002-05.
Tackle Green Bay Packers 2006, Amsterdam
Admirals (NFLE) 2007, Houston Texans 2008-09.
College coach: Michigan 2011-13, Northern
Arizona 2014, San Jose State 2015-16. Pro
coach: San Francisco 49ers 2017-18, joined
Packers in 2019.
Rayna Stewart, special teams quality control;
born June 18, 1973, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Cornerback Northern Arizona 1992-95. Pro defen-
sive back Houston Oilers 1996-97, Miami
Dolphins 1998, Jacksonville Jaguars 1999-2000.
College coach: Northwestern 2007-08, Vanderbilt
2018. Pro coach: Tennessee Titans 2009-11,
joined Packers in 2019.
Jason Vrable, offensive assistant; born January
23, 1985, South Park, Pa. Quarterback Marietta
2003-06. No pro playing experience. College
coach: South Florida 2007, Marietta 2007, Robert
Morris 2008, Syracuse 2009-10, Charleston
2011-12. Pro coach: Buffalo Bills 2013-16, New
York Jets 2017-18, joined Packers in 2019.
Alvis Whitted, wide receivers; born September 4,
1974, Durham, N.C. Wide receiver North Carolina
State 1994-97. Wide receiver Jacksonville
Jaguars 1998-2001, Oakland Raiders 2002-06.
College coach: Millsaps College (MS) 2010, UCLA
2011, Colorado State 2012-18. Pro coach: Joined
Packers in 2019.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner/Chairman: E. Stanley Kroenke Cleveland 1937-1945,
Chief Operating Officer/Executive Vice Los Angeles 1946-1994, 2016-18
President of Football Operations: Kevin St. Louis 1995-2015
Demoff (589-588-21)
General Manager: Les Snead Records include postseason games
Executive Vice President, Business
1937-38 Hugo Bezdek*.............1-13-0
Operations: Jamie Reigle
Vice President, Football & Business 1938 Art Lewis ......................4-4-0
Administration: Tony Pastoors 1939-42 Earl (Dutch) Clark......16-26-2
1944 Aldo (Buff) Donelli.........4-6-0
Chief Marketing Officer: Ronalee Zarate- 1945-46 Adam Walsh ...............16-5-1
Bayani 1947 Bob Snyder...................6-6-0
Administration: Dan August, Todd Davis, 1948-49 Clark Shaughnessy .....14-8-3
Eric Dickerson, Stephanie Cheng 1950-52 Joe Stydahar**...........19-9-0
Communications: Artis Twyman, 1952-54 Hamp Pool................23-11-2
National Football Conference Joanna Hunter, Julia Faron, 1955-59 Sid Gillman ...............28-32-1
West Division Chase Issacs, Travis Langer, 1960-62 Bob Waterfield*** ......9-24-1
Team Colors: Millennium Blue, White and Tiffany White
1962-65 Harland Svare ...........14-31-3
New Century Gold Community Affairs and Engagement:
Molly Higgins, Keely Fimbres, 1966-70 George Allen .............49-19-4
29899 Agoura Road 1971-72 Tommy Prothro .........14-12-2
Maria Camacho
Agoura Hills, CA 91301 Rams Media: Marissa Daly, Jory Hirsh 1973-77 Chuck Knox ..............57-20-1
Technology: Skarpi Hedinsson, 1978-82 Ray Malavasi ............43-36-0
2019 SCHEDULE Jeff Graves 1983-91 John Robinson..........79-74-0
PRESEASON Employee Experience: Oracio Galindo 1992-94 Chuck Knox ..............15-33-0
Aug. 10 at Oakland ..........................5:00 Ticketing and Member Services: 1995-96 Rich Brooks ..............13-19-0
Aug. 17 vs. Dallas (Hawai’i)...........7:00 Steven Moore, 1997-99 Dick Vermeil..............25-26-0
Aug. 24 Denver...............................6:00 Meagan Roberts, Terry Roy 2000-05 Mike Martz****........56-36-0
Aug. 29 at Houston .........................5:00 Partnerships: Jason Griffith, 2005 Joe Vitt .........................4-7-0
Mike O’Keefe, Joanna Yiu
2006-08 Scott Linehan#.........11-25-0
REGULAR SEASON Finance: Jeff Brewer, Darline Llopis
Merchandise: Tyrel Kirkham 2008 Jim Haslett..................2-10-0
Sep. 8 at Carolina .................10:00 AM 2009-11 Steve Spagnuolo .......10-38-0
Marketing: Marty Turman, Sarah Schuler,
Sep. 15 New Orleans......................1:25 Ray Daryabigi, Masooma Ali, 2012-16 Jeff Fisher##...........31-45-1
Sep. 22 at Cleveland .......................5:20 Cory Befort, DaLeyna Adkinson 2016 John Fassel...................0-3-0
Sep. 29 Tampa Bay.........................1:05 2017-18 Sean McVay..............26-10-0
Oct. 3 at Seattle (Thu)...................5:20 Player Personnel Executive: * Released after three games in 1938
Oct. 13 San Francisco ...................1:05 Brian Xanders ** Resigned after one game in 1952
Oct. 20 at Atlanta ...................10:00 AM Director, College Scouting: Brad Holmes *** Resigned after eight games in 1962
Oct. 27 Cincinnati (London)...10:00 AM Director, Player Engagement: **** Took medical leave after five games in 2005
Jacques McClendon # Released after four games in 2008
Nov. 3 BYE ## Released after 13 games in 2016
Nov. 10 at Pittsburgh.......................1:25 Director, Video Operations: Larry Clerico
Nov. 17 Chicago ...........................*5:20 Director, Sports Medicine and
Performance: Reggie Scott PAID ATTENDANCE
Nov. 25 Baltimore (Mon) ................5:15 Home 557,842 Away 505,117
Assistant Athletic Trainer:
Dec. 1 at Arizona...........................1:05 Byron Cunningham, Tyler Williams, Total 1,062,959
Dec. 8 Seattle.............................*5:20 Jon Hernandez, Mark Dydasco Single-game home record,
Dec. 15 at Dallas.............................1:25 Nutrition: Joey Blake 88,161 (9/16/16)
Dec. 21/22at San Francisco .................TBD Equipment Manager: Brendan Burger Single-season home record,
Dec. 29 Arizona ..............................1:25 Assistant Equipment Manager: 648,602 (2016)
* All times PT; Sunday night games in Ben Bloomer, Matt Taylor, Luis Ramos,
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Darwin Beacham Jr. 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Football Information: Ryan Garlisch, Round Name Pos. College
Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Jake Temme, Sarah Bailey
2 Taylor Rapp DB Washington
(opened in 1923) Operations: Bruce Warwick, Kate Kost,
Michael Venit, Jaime More, 3 Darrell Henderson RB Memphis
•Capacity: 76,750 David Long DB Michigan
Chris Hawes, Sophie Luoto,
391 1 S. Figueroa St. Bobby Evans T Oklahoma
Kristen Lee, Scott Lupold
Los Angeles, California 90037 Security: Dave Love 4 Greg Gaines DT Washington
Playing Surface: Natural Grass Player Personnel: Ted Monago, 5 David Edwards T Wisconsin
Training Camp: UC Irvine JW Jordan, Taylor Morton, 7 Nick Scott DB Penn St.
Irvine, CA 92697 Steve Miller, James Gladstone Dakota Allen LB Texas Tech
Player Personnel Consultant: Ray Farmer,
LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL COLISEUM Lawrence McCutcheon,
Andy Sugarman
Pro Personnel: Ray Agnew, John McKay,
Matt Waugh
College Scout: Vito Gonella, Brian Hill,
Billy Johnson, Steve Kazor,
Michael Pierce, Chance Trickett,
John Zernhelt
Scouting Assistant: Ryon Lynn,
Tory Woodbury
Nunn-Wooten Scouting Fellowship:
Cedric Jones

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Goff 561 364 4688 64.9 32 12 33/223 101.1
08/09 L 7-33 at Baltimore Hekker 4 2 19 50.0 0 0 0/0 63.5
08/18 W 19-15 Oakland Mannion 3 2 23 66.7 0 0 0/0 89.6
08/25 W 21-20 Houston Rams 568 368 4730 64.8 32 12 33/223 100.7
08/30 L 0-28 at New Orleans Opponents 533 347 4106 65.1 31 18 41/326 93.8
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
REGULAR SEASON (13-3)
SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS J. Johnson 4 46 11.5 35 0
09/10 W 33-13 at Oakland
Gurley 17 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 132 Peters 3 107 35.7 50t 1
09/16 W 34-0 Arizona
Zuerlein 0 0 0 35/36 27/31 0 116 Littleton 3 48 16.0 22 1
09/23 W 35-23 L.A. Chargers
Woods 1 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 42 Hill 2 7 3.5 7 0
09/27 W 38-31 Minnesota
Cooks 1 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Talib 1 30 30.0 30 0
10/07 W 33-31 at Seattle
Kupp 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Ebukam 1 25 25.0 25t 1
10/14 W 23-20 at Denver
Reynolds 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Shields 1 22 22.0 22 0
10/21 W 39-10 at San Francisco
Everett 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 20 Joyner 1 5 5.0 5 0
10/28 W 29-27 Green Bay
Santos 0 0 0 5/6 5/6 0 20 Countess 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/04 L 35-45 at New Orleans
Ficken 0 0 0 10/10 1/3 0 13 Robey-Coleman 1 0 0.0 0 0
11/11 W 36-31 Seattle
Anderson 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Rams 18 290 16.1 50t 3
11/19 W 54-51 Kansas City
Ebukam 0 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 12 73 6.1 26 0
12/02 W 30-16 at Detroit
Goff 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
12/09 L 6-15 at Chicago
Higbee 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/16 L 23-30 Philadelphia
M. Brown 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 Hekker 43 1992 46.3 21 68
12/23 W 31-9 at Arizona
Littleton 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 1 8 Rams 43 1992 46.3 21 68
12/30 W 48-32 San Francisco
Countess 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 66 2912 44.1 26 68
Peters 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
POSTSEASON (2-1)
Hekker 0 0 0 1/1 1/1 0 4 PUNT
01/12 W 30-22 Dallas
Barron 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 1 2 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
01/20 W 26-23 at New Orleans (OT)
Rams 23 32 5 51/53 34/41 2 527 Natson 26 10 280 10.8 60 0
02/03 L 3-13 New England (SB LIII)
Opponents 12 31 1 39/42 25/28 1 384 Cooper 2 1 12 6.0 12 0
2-Pt Conv: Gurley 3, M. Brown, Everett. Christian 1 0 11 11.0 11 0
SCORE BY PERIODS
Rams 5-7, Opponents 2-2. Kupp 1 3 4 4.0 4 0
Rams 105 174 131 117 0 — 527
Woods 0 1 0 — — 0
Opponents 84 112 106 82 0 — 384
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Rams 30 15 307 10.2 60 0
Gurley 256 1251 4.9 36 17 Opponents 12 7 104 8.7 22 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS
Anderson 43 299 7.0 46 2
Rams Opp.
M. Brown 43 212 4.9 19 0 KICKOFF
Total First Downs 401 322
Woods 19 157 8.3 56 1 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 134 101
Goff 43 108 2.5 16 2 Countess 17 419 24.6 40 0
Passing 236 185
Kelly 27 74 2.7 7 0 Cooper 13 277 21.3 28 0
Penalty 31 36
Cooks 10 68 6.8 17 1 Natson 6 108 18.0 24 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 86/191 70/188
Kupp 4 25 6.3 12 0 Longacre 2 30 15.0 16 0
3rd Down Pct. 45.0 37.2
Davis 2 19 9.5 19 0 Woods 1 0 0.0 0 0
4th Down: Made/Att 6/15 9/15
Everett 2 16 8.0 12 0 Rams 39 834 21.4 40 0
4th Down Pct. 40.0 60.0
Reynolds 2 8 4.0 10 0 Opponents 29 652 22.5 42 0
Possession Avg. 30:42 29:18
Hekker 1 3 3.0 3 0
Total Net Yards 6738 5737
Mannion 7 -9 -1.3 3 0 FIELD
Avg. Per Game 421.1 358.6
Rams 459 2231 4.9 56 23 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Plays 1060 960
Opponents 386 1957 5.1 51 12 Zuerlein 0/0 9/9 10/10 4/6 4/6
Avg. Per Play 6.4 6.0
Santos 1/1 2/2 2/2 0/1 0/0
Net Yards Rushing 2231 1957
RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Ficken 0/0 0/1 1/1 0/1 0/0
Avg. Per Game 139.4 122.3
Woods 86 1219 14.2 39t 6 Hekker 0/0 1/1 0/0 0/0 0/0
Total Rushes 459 386
Cooks 80 1204 15.1 57 5 Rams 1/1 12/13 13/13 4/8 4/6
Net Yards Passing 4507 3780
Gurley 59 580 9.8 56 4 Opponents 0/0 7/7 9/10 4/4 5/7
Avg. Per Game 281.7 236.3
Kupp 40 566 14.2 70t 6
Sacked/Yards Lost 33/223 41/326
Everett 33 320 9.7 40t 3 SACKS No.
Gross Yards 4730 4106
Reynolds 29 402 13.9 33 5 Donald 20.5
Att./Completions 568/368 533/347
Higbee 24 292 12.2 36 2 Suh 4.5
Completion Pct. 64.8 65.1
M. Brown 5 52 10.4 18t 1 Fowler 2.0
Had Intercepted 12 18
Anderson 4 17 4.3 13 0 Littleton 4.0
Punts/Average 43/46.3 66/44.1
Kelly 2 27 13.5 18 0 Ebukam 3.0
Net Punting Avg. 43/43.0 66/38.6
Hodge 2 17 8.5 14 0 Franklin-Myers 2.0
Penalties/Yards 96/878 99/852
N. Williams 2 17 8.5 11 0 Barron 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 17/7 14/12
Shields 1 12 12.0 12 0 Brockers 1.0
Touchdowns 60 44
Mundt 1 5 5.0 5 0 Joyner 1.0
Rushing 23 12
Rams 368 4730 12.9 70t 32 Longacre 1.0
Passing 32 31
Opponents 347 4106 11.8 73t 31 Westbrooks 1.0
Returns 5 1
Rams 41.0
Opponents 33.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Steven Jackson, 2004-12.................................................................10,135
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Jim Everett, 1986-93........................................................................23,758
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Roman Gabriel, 1962-72 .......................................................................154
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Isaac Bruce, 1994-2007 .......................................................................942
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Isaac Bruce, 1994-2007 ..................................................................14,109
Interceptions ...................................................................Ed Meador, 1959-70 ...............................................................................46
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Johnny Hekker, 2012-17 ......................................................................47.1
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Az-Zahir Hakim, 1998-2001 .................................................................11.4
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Ron Brown, 1984-89, 1991 .................................................................26.3
Field Goals ......................................................................Jeff Wilkins, 1997-2007 ........................................................................265
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Marshall Faulk, 1999-2005......................................................................85
Points..............................................................................Jeff Wilkins, 1997-2007 .....................................................................1,223
*Sacks............................................................................Leonard Little, 1998-2009....................................................................87.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Eric Dickerson, 1984......................................................................**2,105
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Kurt Warner, 2001..............................................................................4,830
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Kurt Warner, 1999...................................................................................41
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Isaac Bruce, 1995.................................................................................119
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Isaac Bruce, 1995..............................................................................1,781
Interceptions ...................................................................Dick (Night Train) Lane, 1952..............................................................**14
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Donnie Jones, 2008 .............................................................................50.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Woodley Lewis, 1952...........................................................................18.5
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Verda (Vitamin T) Smith, 1950 .............................................................33.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Jeff Wilkins, 2003 ...................................................................................39
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Marshall Faulk, 2000 ...............................................................................26
Points..............................................................................Jeff Wilkins, 2003 .................................................................................163
*Sacks............................................................................Robert Quinn, 2013..............................................................................19.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Willie Ellison, 12-5-71 ...........................................................................247
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Norm Van Brocklin, 9-28-51..............................................................**554
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................5
Last time by Kurt Warner, 10-10-99
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Tom Fears, 12-3-50 ................................................................................18
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Willie Anderson, 11-26-89 ................................................................**336
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Keith Lyle, 12-15-96
Field Goals ......................................................................Jeff Wilkins, 9-10-06.................................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Many times ...............................................................................................4
Last time by Marshall Faulk, 10-20-02
Points..............................................................................Many times .............................................................................................24
Last time by Marshall Faulk, 10-20-02
*Sacks............................................................................Gary Jeter, 9-18-88................................................................................5.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
55 Allen, Brian C 6-2 303 10/11/95 2 Michigan State Hinsdale, Ill. D4a-’18 13/0
66 Blythe, Austin OL 6-3 298 6/16/92 4 Iowa Williamsburg, Iowa W(Ind)-’17 16/16
5 Bortles, Blake QB 6-5 236 4/28/92 6 Central Florida Oviedo, Fla. FA-’19 13/12*
90 Brockers, Michael DL 6-5 305 12/21/90 8 Louisiana State Houston, Texas D1-’12 16/16
34 Brown, Malcolm RB 5-11 222 5/15/93 4 Texas Cibolo, Texas FA-’15 12/0
41 Christian, Marqui S 5-11 207 10/27/94 4 Midwestern State Spring, Texas W(Ariz)-’16 16/0
12 Cooks, Brandin WR 5-10 183 9/25/93 6 Oregon State Stockton, Calif. T(NE)-’18 16/16
24 Countess, Blake DB 5-10 191 8/8/93 4 Auburn Owings Mills, MD FA-’16 16/1
33 Davis, Justin RB 6-1 199 11/11/95 3 Southern California Stockton, Calif. FA-’17 11/0
27 Deayon, Dont’e DB 5-9 159 1/28/94 3 Boise State Rialto, Calif. FA-’18 0*
99 Donald, Aaron DT 6-1 280 5/23/91 6 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pa. D1b-’14 16/16
50 Ebukam, Samson OLB 6-3 245 5/9/95 3 Eastern Washington Portland, Ore. D4b-’17 16/14
81 Everett, Gerald TE 6-3 240 6/25/94 3 South Alabama Decatur, Ga. D2-’17 16/0
56 Fowler Jr., Dante OLB 6-3 255 8/3/94 5 Florida St. Petersburg, Fla. T(Jax)-’18 8/6
97 Fox, Morgan DE 6-3 275 9/12/94 3 Colorado State Pueblo Colorado Springs, Colo. FA-’16 0*
94 Franklin-Myers, John DL 6-4 288 9/26/96 2 Stephen F. Austin Greenville, Texas D4b-’18 16/0
16 Goff, Jared QB 6-4 222 10/14/94 4 California Novato, Calif. D1-’16 16/16
30 Gurley II, Todd RB 6-1 224 8/3/94 5 Georgia Tarboro, N.C. D1-’15 14/14
36 Hatfield, Dominique CB 5-10 178 12/13/94 3 Utah Los Angeles, Calif. FA-’17 10/0
79 Havenstein, Rob T 6-8 330 5/13/92 5 Wisconsin Mount Airy, Md. D2-’15 16/16
6 Hekker, Johnny P 6-5 241 2/8/90 8 Oregon State Bothell, Wash. FA-’12 16/16
89 Higbee, Tyler TE 6-6 255 1/1/93 4 Western Kentucky Clearwater, Fla. D4a-’16 16/16
20 Hill, Troy CB 5-11 183 8/29/91 5 Oregon Youngstown, Ohio W(NE)-’15 16/6
11 Hodge, KhaDarel WR 6-2 205 1/3/95 2 Prairie View A&M D’Lo, Miss. FA-’18 14/0
43 Johnson III, John S 6-0 209 12/19/95 3 Boston College West Hyattsville, Md. D3b-’17 16/16
42 Kelly, John RB 5-10 205 10/4/96 2 Tennessee Detroit, Mich. D6a-’18 4/0
59 Kiser, Micah LB 6-0 244 1/25/95 2 Virginia Baltimore, Md. D5a-’18 16/0
18 Kupp, Cooper WR 6-2 208 6/15/93 3 Eastern Washington Yakima, Wash. D3a-’17 8/8
53 Lawler, Justin DL 6-4 265 12/23/94 2 Southern Methodist Pottsboro, Texas D7b-’18 16/0
58 Littleton, Cory LB 6-3 228 11/18/93 4 Washington Spring Valley, Calif. FA-’16 16/16
52 Matthews, Clay LB 6-3 255 5/14/86 11 Southern California Agoura Hills, Calif. FA-’19 16/16*
44 McQuaide, Jake LS 6-2 235 12/7/87 9 Ohio State Cincinnati, Ohio FA-’11 16/16
82 Mundt, Johnny TE 6-4 233 11/23/94 2 Oregon Modesto, Calif. FA-’17 10/0
19 Natson, JoJo WR 5-7 153 2/1/94 3 Akron Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’18 13/0
70 Noteboom, Joseph T 6-5 321 6/19/95 2 Texas Christian Plano, Texas D3-’18 16/0
22 Peters, Marcus CB 6-0 195 1/9/93 5 Washington Oakland, Calif. T(KC)-’18 16/16
25 Peterson, Kevin CB 5-11 185 3/22/94 2 Oklahoma State Muskogee, Okla. FA-’16 0*
83 Reynolds, Josh WR 6-3 196 2/16/95 3 Texas A&M San Antonio, Texas D4a-’17 16/8
23 Robey-Coleman, Nickell CB 5-8 180 1/17/92 7 Southern California Frostproof, Fla. FA-’17 16/1
92 Smart, Tanzel DT 6-1 295 11/6/94 2 Tulane Baton Rouge, La. D6a-’17 2/0
21 Talib, Aqib CB 6-1 209 2/13/86 12 Kansas Richardson, Texas T(Den)-’18 8/8
88 Thomas, Michael WR 6-1 189 8/16/94 3 Southern Mississippi Chicago, Ill. D6c-’16 1/0
32 Weddle, Eric S 5-11 195 1/4/85 13 Utah Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. FA-’19 16/16*
77 Whitworth, Andrew T 6-7 330 12/12/81 14 Louisiana State Monroe, La. FA-’17 16/16
31 Williams, Darious DB 5-9 187 3/15/93 2 Alabama-Birmingham Jacksonville, Fla. W(Balt)-’18 1/0
62 Williams, Darrell T 6-6 310 3/24/93 2 Western Kentucky Dublin, Ga. FA-’18 0*
17 Woods, Robert WR 6-0 195 4/10/92 7 Southern California Gardena, Calif. FA-’17 16/16
4 Zuerlein, Greg K 6-0 191 12/27/87 8 Missouri Western Lincoln, Neb. D6-’12 11/0

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FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Allen, Brandon (1) QB 6-2 209 9/5/92 Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. FA-'17
Allen, Dakota LB 6-1 232 11/2/95 Texas Tech Humble, Texas D7b
Bachman, Alex WR 6-0 190 5/29/96 Wake Forest Westlake Village, Calif. FA
Blanton, Kendall TE 6-6 262 11/10/95 Missouri Blue Springs, Mo. FA
Brewer, Chandler G 6-6 320 6/12/97 Middle Tennessee State Florence, Ala. FA
Brooker, Romello TE 6-5 253 12/11/95 Houston Houston, Texas FA
Brown, Keenan TE 6-3 250 12/22/95 Texas State Houston, Texas FA
Carraway, Josh (1) LB 6-3 242 4/13/94 Texas Christian Flower Mound, Texas FA
Colburn, Matt RB 5-10 200 7/27/97 Wake Forest Irmo, S.C. FA
Copeland, Marquise DT 6-2 287 5/9/97 Cincinnati Cleveland, Ohio FA
Demby, Jamil (1) OL 6-5 321 6/20/96 Maine Vineland, N.J. D6b-'18
Durham, Landis DL 6-3 255 8/31/97 Texas A&M Plano, Texas FA
Edwards, David T 6-6 308 3/20/97 Wisconsin Downers Grove, Ill. D5
Evans, Bobby T 6-4 312 3/24/97 Oklahoma Allen, Texas D3c
Gaines, Greg DT 6-1 312 5/6/96 Washington La Habra, Calif. D4
Gervase, Jake S 6-1 212 9/18/95 Iowa Davenport, Iowa FA
Greene, Jalen WR 6-2 205 6/13/96 Utah State Inglewood, Calif. FA
Henderson, Darrell RB 5-8 208 8/19/97 Memphis Batesville, Miss. D3a
Hitner, Brandon G 6-6 305 5/15/95 Villanova Glen Mills, Pa. FA
Howard, Travin (1) LB 6-1 219 5/10/96 Texas Christian Longview, Texas D7a-'18
Hrynkiewicz, Vitas C 6-4 300 10/27/95 Youngstown State Somerset, N.J. FA
Jones, Bryant DL 6-1 304 4/15/97 Miss. Valley State Riverside, Calif. FA
Joseph-Day, Sebastian (1) DT 6-4 310 3/21/95 Rutgers Stroudsburg, Pa. D6c-'18
Kaskey, Matt OL 6-7 325 3/17/97 Dartmouth Winnetka, Ill. FA
Kolone, Jeremiah (1) OL 6-3 316 10/23/94 San Jose State Fallbrook, Calif. FA
Lloyd, Johnathan WR 6-0 190 12/4/95 Duke Graham, N.C. FA
Long Jr., David DB 5-11 196 2/6/98 Michigan Los Angeles, Calif. D3b
Neary, Aaron (1) C/G 6-4 299 11/15/92 Eastern Washington Richland, Wash. W(Phil)-'17
Okoronkwo, Ogbonnia (1) OLB 6-2 253 4/24/95 Oklahoma Houston, Texas D5b-'18
Parker, Steven (1) DB 6-1 210 12/14/95 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. FA-'18
Patrick, Natrez LB 6-3 242 7/9/97 Georgia Atlanta, Ga. FA
Powers, Justice OL 6-3 295 4/7/96 Alabama-Birmingham Cedar Hill, Texas FA
Proehl, Austin (1) WR 5-10 175 10/11/95 North Carolina Charlotte, N.C. FA-'18
Rapp, Taylor S 6-0 208 12/22/97 Washington Bellingham, Wash. D2
Reeder, Troy LB 6-3 245 9/13/94 Delaware Hockessin, Del. FA
Richards, Ramon (1) CB 5-11 188 11/29/95 Oklahoma State San Antonio, Texas FA-'18
Roberts, Boogie DT 6-2 289 1/19/96 San Jose State Los Angeles, Calif. FA
Scott, Nick S 5-11 201 5/17/95 Penn State Fairfax, Va. D7a
Sumpter, Justin WR 6-1 221 5/22/96 Kennesaw State (GA) Tyrone, Ga. FA
Thompson, Tyrell DT 6-4 290 3/7/97 Tarleton State Copperas Cove, Texas FA
Webster, Nsimba WR 5-10 180 1/27/96 Eastern Washington Antioch, Calif FA
Wolford, John (1) QB 6-1 200 10/16/95 Wake Forest Jacksonville, Fla. FA
Young, Trevon (1) OLB 6-4 259 4/1/95 Louisville Des Moines, Iowa D6d-'18

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regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Sean McVay
Pro Career: Named the 23rd full-time head
coach in franchise history on January 12, 2017.
McVay became the youngest head coach in
modern NFL history. In 2018, his second season
as head coach, the Rams won 13 games, tied
for the second-most single-season wins in fran-
chise history and competed in the organizations
fourth Super Bowl. In his first season in 2017,
the Rams won seven more games than the pre-
vious season, went from last in the league in
scoring to first, and made their first postseason
appearance in 13 years. Prior to joining the
Rams, McVay was the Redskins’ offensive coor-
dinator (2014-16), tight ends coach (2011-13)
and offensive assistant (2010). McVay joined
the Redskins prior to 2010 after an undefeated
regular season with the Florida Tuskers of the
United Football League (UFL). The Tuskers fin-
ished a perfect 6-0 before losing in the UFL’s
inaugural championship game. McVay originally
entered the National Football League as an offen-
sive assistant with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in
2008. Career record: 26-10.
Background: Played wide receiver at Miami
(OH). His grandfather, John McVay, served in
various administrative roles, including director of
research development for the Giants (1976),
vice president/director of football operations for
the 49ers (1983-94), as well as serving as gen-
eral manager one year in San Francisco (1998-
99). Oversaw five Super Bowl championship
squads and earning induction into the 49ers Hall
of Fame in 2013.
Personal: Born January 24, 1986 in Marietta,
Georgia. Son of Tim and Cindy McVay. Has one
brother: Ryan.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Joe Barry, asst head coach/linebackers/front
coordinator; born July 5. 1970, Murphysboro,
Ill.. Linebacker Michigan 1989-1990, Southern
California 1991-93. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Southern California 1995, 2010-
11, Northern Arizona 1996-98, Nevada-Las
Vegas 1999. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers
2000, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2001-06, 2009,
Detroit Lions 2007-08, San Diego Chargers
2012-14, Washington Redskins 2015-16, joined
Rams in 2017.
Thad Bogardus, asst. defensive line/defensive
quality control; born April 10, 1989, Redding,
Conn. No college or pro football playing experi-
ence. College coach: Ball State 2011-14. Pro
coach: Buffalo Bills 2014-15, Denver Broncos
2015-16, joined Rams in 2017.
Liam Coen, asst. wide receivers; born
November 8, 1985, Warwick, R.I. Quarterback,
Massachusetts 2004-07. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Brown 2010, 2012-14,
Rhode Island 2011, Massachusetts 2015,
Maine 2016-17. Pro coach: Joined Rams in
2018.
Matt Daniels, asst. special teams; born
September 27, 1987, Tucson, Ariz. Safety Duke
2008-2011. Pro safety St. Louis Rams 2012-14,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2014-15, San Diego
Chargers 2015. College coach: Colorado 2017.
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Pro coach: Joined Rams in 2018.
Andy Dickerson, asst. offensive line; born
January 29, 1982, Wilmington, Del. Offensive
lineman Tufts 1999-2002. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Tufts 2003. Pro coach:
New York Jets 2006-08, 2011, Cleveland
Browns 2009-2010, joined Rams in 2012.
Ejiro Evero, safeties; born January 6, 1981,
Colchester, England. Safety UC Davis 2000-03.
Pro safety Oakland Raiders 2004. College
coach: UC Davis 2005-06, Redlands 2010. Pro
coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2007-09, San
Francisco 49ers 2011-15, Green Bay Packers
2016, joined Rams in 2017.
John Fassel, special teams coordinator; born
January 10, 1974, Anaheim, Calif. Wide receiv-
er/quarterback Pacific 1994-95, Weber State
1996-98. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Bucknell 1999, 2001, Idaho State 2000,
New Mexico Highlands 2002-03. Pro coach:
Amsterdam Admirals (NFLE) 2000, Baltimore
Ravens 2005-07, Oakland Raiders 2008-2011,
joined Rams in 2012 (interim head coach four
games in 2016).
Jedd Fisch, asst. coordinator/offense; born May
5, 1976, Livingston, N.J. Attended Florida. No
college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Florida 1999-2000, Minnesota 2009,
Miami 2011-12, Michigan 2015-16, UCLA
2017. Pro coach: Houston Texans 2001-03,
Baltimore Ravens 2004-07, Denver Broncos
2008, Seattle Seahawks 2010, Jacksonville
Jaguars 2013-14, joined Rams in 2018.
Edward Grayer, asst. strength and conditioning;
born January 31, 1977, New Brunswick, N.J.
Linebacker Montclair State 1995-98. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Louisville
2007, Rutgers 2008-09, 2012-15. Pro coach:
Joined Rams in 2017.
Eric Henderson, defensive line; born January 8,
1983, New Orleans, La. Defensive end Georgia
Tech 2001-05. Pro defensive end Cincinnati
Bengals 2006-08, Las Vegas Locomotives (UFL)
2009-2011. College coach: Georgia Military
College 2012, Oklahoma State 2013-15, Texas-
San Antonio 2016. Pro coach: Los Angeles
Chargers 2017-2018, joined Rams in 2019.
Aaron Kromer, run game coordinator; born April
30, 1967, Sandusky, Ohio. Tackle Miami (OH)
1986-89. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Miami (OH) 1990-98, Northwestern
1998-2000. Pro coach: Oakland Raiders 2001-
04, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2005-07, New
Orleans Saints 2008-2012 (interim head coach
first six games in 2012), Chicago Bears 2013-
14, Buffalo Bills 2015-16, joined Rams in 2017.
Zak Kromer, offensive assistant; born May 1,
1994, Rosemary Beach, Fla. No college or pro
playing experience. Pro coach: Buffalo Bills
2016, joined Rams in 2017.
Fernando Noriega, strength asst; born April 10,
1991, El Monte, Calif. Defensive back Citrus
(CA) C.C. 2009-2010, Whitworth College 2011-
13. College coach: Cal State-Long Beach 2015.
Pro coach: Joined Rams in 2016.
Skip Peete, running backs; born January 30,
1963, Phoenix, Ariz. Wide receiver Arizona
1981-82, Kansas 1984-85. Pro wide receiver
New York Jets 1987. College coach: Pittsburgh
1988-1992, Michigan State 1993-94, Rutgers
1995, UCLA 1996-97. Pro coach: Oakland
Raiders 1998-2006, Dallas Cowboys 2007-
2012, Chicago Bears 2013-14, joined Rams in
2016.
Wade Phillips, defensive coordinator; born June
21, 1947, Orange, Texas. Linebacker Houston
1966-68. No pro playing experience. High
School coach: Orange High (Texas) 1970-72.
College coach: Houston 1969, Oklahoma State
1973-74, Kansas 1975. Pro coach: Houston
Oilers 1976-1980, New Orleans Saints 1981-85
(interim head coach four games in 1985),
Philadelphia Eagles 1986-88, Denver Broncos
1989-1994 (head coach 1993-94), Buffalo Bills
1995-2000 (head coach 1998-2000), Atlanta
Falcons 2002-03 (interim head coach three
games in 2003), San Diego Chargers 2004-06,
Dallas Cowboys 2007-2010 (head coach 2007-
2010), Houston Texans 2011-13 (interim head
coach three games in 2013), Denver Broncos
2015-16, joined Rams in 2017.
Wes Phillips, tight ends; born Feb. 17, 1979,
Houston, Texas. Quarterback Texas-El Paso
1997-2001. Pro quarterback San Diego Riptide
(AFL2) 2002-03. College coach: Texas-El Paso
2003, West Texas A&M 2004-05, Baylor 2006.
Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 2007-2013,
Washington Redskins 2014-2018, joined Rams
in 2019.
Aubrey Pleasant, cornerbacks; born August 20,
1986, Tulsa, Okla. Safety Wisconsin 2005-08.
No pro playing experience. College coach:
Michigan 2011-12. Pro coach: Washington
Redskins 2013-16, joined Rams in 2017.
Ted Rath, director of strength and conditioning;
born November 22, 1983, Monroe, Mich.
Linebacker Toledo 2003-06. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Toledo 2007-09. Pro
coach: Detroit Lions 2009-2015, Miami
Dolphins 2016; joined Rams in 2017.
Zac Robinson, asst. quarterbacks; born Sept.
29, 1986, Edmond, Okla. Quarterback
Oklahoma State 2006-2009. Pro quarterback
New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks, Detroit
Lions 2010, Cincinnati Bengals 2011-2013. Pro
coach: Joined Rams in 2019.
Chris Shula, outside linebackers; born February
5, 1986, Cooper City, Fla. Linebacker Miami
(Ohio) 2004-2008. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Ball State 2010, Indiana 2011-
13, John Carroll 2014. Pro coach: San Diego
Chargers 2015-16, joined Rams in 2017.
Shane Waldron, pass game coordina-
tor/quarterbacks; born August 17, 1979,
Portland, Ore. Tight end Tufts 1999-2002. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Notre
Dame 2005-07, Massachusetts 2012-15. Pro
coach: New England Patriots 2002-04, 2008-
09, Hartford Colonials (UFL) 2010, Washington
Redskins 2016, joined Rams in 2017.
Eric Yarber, wide receivers; born Sept. 22,
1963, Chicago, Ill. Wide receiver L.A, Valley (CA)
J.C. 1982-83, Idaho 1984-85. Pro wide receiver
Washington Redskins 1986-87. College coach:
Idaho 1996, UNLV 1997, Oregon State 1999-
2002, Washington 2005-06, Arizona State
2007-09, UCLA 2012-16. Pro coach: Seattle
Seahawks 1998, San Francisco 49ers 2003-04,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2011, joined Rams in
2017.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner/Chairman: Zygi Wilf (498-426-11)
Owner/President: Mark Wilf Records include postseason games
Owner/Vice Chairman: Leonard Wilf 1961-66 Norm Van Brocklin .....29-51-4
Ownership Partners: Scott Landis, 1967-83 Bud Grant ................161-99-5
David Mandelbaum 1984 Les Steckel ..................3-13-0
Owner/Executive Vice President of 1985 Bud Grant ......................7-9-0
Strategic Planning and Business 1986-91 Jerry Burns................55-46-0
Initiatives: Jonathan Wilf 1992-2001 Dennis Green* .........101-70-0
General Manager: Rick Spielman 2001-05 Mike Tice ...................33-34-0
Chief Operating Officer: Kevin Warren 2006-10 Brad Childress** .......40-37-0
Vice President of Player 2010-13 Leslie Frazier..............21-33-1
Personnel/Assistant General Manager: 2014-18 Mike Zimmer..............48-34-1
George Paton *Resigned after 15 games in 2001
Executive Vice President of Public Affairs: **Released after 10 games in 2010
National Football Conference Lester Bagley
North Division Executive Vice President of Real Estate PAID ATTENDANCE
Team Colors: Purple, Gold, and White Development and Strategic Projects: Home 517,581 Away 536,997
2600 Vikings Circle Don Becker Total 1,054,578
Eagan, Minnesota 55121 Executive Vice President of Football Single-game home record,
Telephone: (952) 828-6500 Operations: Rob Brzezinski 65,082 (9/18/16)
Executive Vice President & Chief Single-season home record,
2019 SCHEDULE 522,147 (2013)
PRESEASON Marketing Officer: Steve LaCroix
Aug. 9 at New Orleans...................7:00 Executive Vice President & Chief
Financial Officer: Steve Poppen 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Aug. 18 Seattle...............................7:00 Round Name Pos. College
Aug. 24 Arizona ............................12:00 Director of Pro Scouting: Ryan Monnens
Director of College Scouting: 1 Garrett Bradbury C North Carolina St.
Aug. 29 at Buffalo ...........................6:00 2 Irv Smith TE Alabama
Jamaal Stephenson
REGULAR SEASON Vice President of Strategic and Corporate 3 Alexander Mattison RB Boise State
Sep. 8 Atlanta.............................12:00 Communications: Jeff Anderson 4 Dru Samia G Oklahoma
Sep. 15 at Green Bay ....................12:00 Vice President of Football and Media 5 Cameron Smith LB Southern California
Sep. 22 Oakland ...........................12:00 Communications: Bob Hagan 6 Armon Watts DT Arkansas
Sep. 29 at Chicago..........................3:25 Director of Operations/Team Travel: Marcus Epps DB Wyoming
Oct. 6 at New York Giants ...........12:00 Luther Hippe Olisameka Uduh T Elon
Oct. 13 Philadelphia ....................12:00 7 Kris Boyd DB Texas
Vice President of Partnerships Activation
Oct. 20 at Detroit ..........................12:00 Dillon Mitchell WR Oregon
& Special Projects: Tanya Dreesen
Oct. 24 Washington (Thu) ..............7:20 Olabisi Johnson WR Colorado St.
Nov. 3 at Kansas City ..................12:00 Vice President of Content and
Production: Bryan Harper Austin Cutting LS Air Force
Nov. 10 at Dallas...........................*7:20
Nov. 17 Denver.............................12:00 Vice President of Marketing & Fan
Nov. 24 BYE Engagement: Dannon Hulskotter
Dec. 2 at Seattle (Mon) .................7:15 Vice President of People and Culture:
Dec. 8 Detroit .............................12:00 Lara Juras
Dec. 15 at Los Angeles Chargers...*7:20 Vice President of Operations and
Dec. 23 Green Bay (Mon) ...............7:15 Facilities: Chad Lundeen
Dec. 29 Chicago ...........................12:00 Vice President of Legal and Social
* All times CT; Sunday night games in Impact: Karin Nelsen
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Vice President of Corporate Development
& Guest Relations: J.P. Paul
Stadium: U.S. Bank Stadium Vice President of Corporate &
(opened in 2016) Technology Partnerships:
•Capacity: 66,655 John Penhollow
401 Chicago Avenue Vice President of Finance & Controller:
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55415 Kate Shibilski
Playing Surface: UBU Speed Series S5-M Vice President of Ticket Sales and
Training Camp: TCO Performance Center Operations: Phil Huebner
2600 Vikings Circle Director of Video: Bob Marcus
Eagan, Minnesota 55121 Executive Director of Player
Development: Les Pico
U.S. BANK STADIUM
Executive Director of Social Impact:
Brett Taber
Director of Security: Kim Klawiter
Vice President of Sports Medicine/Head
Athletic Trainer: Eric Sugarman
Equipment Manager: Dennis Ryan
Director of Food Service Operations:
Geji McKinney

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Cousins 606 425 4298 70.1 30 10 40/262 99.7
08/11 W 42-28 at Denver Vikings 606 425 4298 70.1 30 10 40/262 99.7
08/18 L 10-14 Jacksonville Opponents 503 315 3501 62.6 15 12 50/361 83.3
08/24 W 21-20 Seattle
TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
08/30 W 13-3 at Tennessee
SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Smith 3 66 22.0 52 0
Bailey 0 0 0 30/31 21/28 0 93 Harris 3 33 11.0 33 0
REGULAR SEASON (8-7-1)
Diggs 0 9 0 0/0 0/0 0 56 Kendricks 2 3 1.5 3 0
Date Result Opponent
Thielen 0 9 0 0/0 0/0 0 56 Hughes 1 28 28.0 28t 1
09/09 W 24-16 San Francisco
Murray 6 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 38 Waynes 1 24 24.0 24 0
09/16 T 29-29 at Green Bay (OT)
Robinson 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Rhodes 1 3 3.0 3 0
09/23 L 6-27 Buffalo
Cook 2 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 H. Hill 1 2 2.0 2 0
09/27 L 31-38 at L.A. Rams
Rudolph 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Vikings 12 159 13.3 52 1
10/07 W 23-21 at Philadelphia
Carlson 0 0 0 6/6 1/4 0 9 Opponents 10 199 19.9 50t 3
10/14 W 27-17 Arizona
Cousins 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
10/21 W 37-17 at N.Y. Jets
Hughes 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
10/28 L 20-30 New Orleans
Hunter 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Wile 72 3255 45.2 27 70
11/04 W 24-9 Detroit
Joseph 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Vikings 73 3255 44.6 27 70
11/18 L 20-25 at Chicago
Treadwell 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 76 3431 45.1 29 63
11/25 W 24-17 Green Bay
Vikings 9 30 3 36/37 22/32 0 360
12/02 L 10-24 at New England
Opponents 13 15 6 28/29 33/36 0 341 PUNT
12/10 L 7-21 at Seattle
2-Pt Conv: Diggs, Murray, Thielen. RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/16 W 41-17 Miami
Vikings 3-5, Opponents 5-5. Sherels 23 15 276 12.0 70 0
12/23 W 27-9 at Detroit
Zylstra 4 4 26 6.5 9 0
12/30 L 10-24 Chicago
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Hughes 2 0 13 6.5 13 0
(OT) Overtime
Cook 133 615 4.6 70 2 Beebe 0 1 0 — — 0
Murray 140 578 4.1 38t 6 Thielen 0 1 0 — — 0
SCORE BY PERIODS
Cousins 44 123 2.8 19 1 Vikings 29 21 315 10.9 70 0
Vikings 79 87 78 116 0 — 360
Diggs 10 62 6.2 20 0 Opponents 31 19 188 6.1 23 0
Opponents 75 116 53 97 0 — 341
Boone 11 47 4.3 20 0
Thielen 5 30 6.0 15 0 KICKOFF
2018 TEAM STATISTICS
Thomas 8 30 3.8 23 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Vikings Opp.
Ham 6 8 1.3 5 0 Abdullah 10 258 25.8 33 0
Total First Downs 310 303
Vikings 357 1493 4.2 70 9 Hughes 4 107 26.8 46 0
Rushing 66 107
Opponents 440 1815 4.1 75t 13 H. Hill 3 85 28.3 30 0
Passing 218 160
Sherels 2 34 17.0 17 0
Penalty 26 36
RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Robinson 1 21 21.0 21 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 73/204 58/190
Thielen 113 1373 12.2 68 9 Thomas 1 20 20.0 20 0
3rd Down Pct. 35.8 30.5
Diggs 102 1021 10.0 75t 9 Zylstra 1 15 15.0 15 0
4th Down: Made/Att 9/21 9/19
Rudolph 64 634 9.9 44t 4 Vikings 22 540 24.5 46 0
4th Down Pct. 42.9 47.4
Cook 40 305 7.6 27 2 Opponents 31 722 23.3 53 0
Possession Avg. 29:16 30:44
Treadwell 35 302 8.6 22 1
Total Net Yards 5529 4955
Murray 22 141 6.4 16 0 FIELD
Avg. Per Game 345.6 309.7
Robinson 17 231 13.6 40t 5 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Plays 1003 993
Ham 11 85 7.7 17 0 Bailey 0/0 5/6 11/11 4/9 1/2
Avg. Per Play 5.5 5.0
Conklin 5 77 15.4 33 0 Carlson 0/0 0/0 0/1 1/3 0/0
Net Yards Rushing 1493 1815
Morgan 5 36 7.2 13 0 Vikings 0/0 5/6 11/12 5/12 1/2
Avg. Per Game 93.3 113.4
Beebe 4 39 9.8 18 0 Opponents 0/0 5/6 15/15 10/11 3/4
Total Rushes 357 440
Thomas 2 21 10.5 15 0
Net Yards Passing 4036 3140
Boone 2 1 0.5 1 0 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Game 252.3 196.3
Zylstra 1 23 23.0 23 0 Hunter 14.5
Sacked/Yards Lost 40/262 50/361
Abdullah 1 10 10.0 10 0 Griffen 5.5
Gross Yards 4298 3501
Cousins 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 T. Johnson 4.5
Att./Completions 606/425 503/315
Vikings 425 4298 10.1 75t 30 S. Richardson 4.5
Completion Pct. 70.1 62.6
Opponents 315 3501 11.1 70t 15 Alexander 4.0
Had Intercepted 10 12
Barr 3.0
Punts/Average 73/44.6 76/45.1
Smith 3.0
Net Punting Avg. 73/41.5 76/39.9
Weatherly 3.0
Penalties/Yards 92/779 106/834
Wilson 2.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 15/10 24/8
Brothers 1.0
Touchdowns 42 34
Holmes 1.0
Rushing 9 13
Joseph 1.0
Passing 30 15
Kendricks 1.0
Returns 3 6
Parry 1.0
J. Johnson 0.5
Kearse 0.5
Vikings 50.0
Opponents 40.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Adrian Peterson, 2007-16 ................................................................11,747
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Fran Tarkenton, 1961-66, 1972-78...................................................33,098
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Fran Tarkenton, 1961-66, 1972-78........................................................239
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Cris Carter, 1990-2001 ......................................................................1,004
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Cris Carter, 1990-2001 ....................................................................12,383
Interceptions ...................................................................Paul Krause, 1968-79 .............................................................................53
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Chris Kluwe, 2005-12 ..........................................................................44.4
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Marcus Sherels, 2010-18.....................................................................10.6
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Cordarrelle Patterson, 2013-16.............................................................30.4
Field Goals ......................................................................Fred Cox, 1963-77 ................................................................................282
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Cris Carter, 1990-2001 .........................................................................110
Points..............................................................................Fred Cox, 1963-77 .............................................................................1,365
*Sacks............................................................................John Randle, 1990-2000....................................................................114.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Adrian Peterson, 2012........................................................................2,097
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Daunte Culpepper, 2004 .....................................................................4,717
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Daunte Culpepper, 2004 ..........................................................................39
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Cris Carter, 1994, 1995.........................................................................122
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Randy Moss, 2003.............................................................................1,632
Interceptions ...................................................................Paul Krause, 1975...................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Chris Kluwe, 2008................................................................................47.6
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Marcus Sherels, 2013 ..........................................................................15.2
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Percy Harvin, 2012 ..............................................................................35.9
Field Goals ......................................................................Gary Anderson, 1998 ..............................................................................35
Blair Walsh, 2012....................................................................................35
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Chuck Foreman, 1975 .............................................................................22
Points..............................................................................Gary Anderson, 1998 ............................................................................164
*Sacks............................................................................Jared Allen, 2011 .................................................................................22.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Adrian Peterson, 11-4-07 ..................................................................**296
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Tommy Kramer, 11-2-86 .......................................................................490
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Joe Kapp, 9-28-69................................................................................**7
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Rickey Young, 12-16-79..........................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Sammy White, 11-7-76.........................................................................210
Interceptions ...................................................................Many Times ..............................................................................................3
Last time by Darren Sharper, 11-13-05
Field Goals ......................................................................Rich Karlis, 11-5-89..................................................................................7
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Chuck Foreman, 12-20-75 ........................................................................4
Ahmad Rashad, 9-2-79.............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Chuck Foreman, 12-20-75 ......................................................................24
Ahmad Rashad, 9-2-79...........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Randy Holloway, 9-16-84.......................................................................5.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
31 Abdullah, Ameer RB 5-9 203 6/13/93 5 Nebraska Homewood, Ala. W(Det)-’18 7/0
20 Alexander, Mackensie CB 5-10 192 11/12/93 4 Clemson Immokalee, Fla. D2-’16 15/6
68 Aruna, Ade DE 6-5 263 4/27/94 2 Tulane Akure, Nigeria D6b-’18 0*
5 Bailey, Dan K 6-0 190 1/26/88 9 Oklahoma State Yukon, Okla. FA-’18 14/0
55 Barr, Anthony LB 6-5 255 3/18/92 6 UCLA San Pedro, Calif. D1a-’14 13/13
12 Beebe, Chad WR 5-10 183 6/1/94 2 Northern Illinois Aurora, Ill. FA-’18 3/0
23 Boone, Mike RB 5-10 206 6/30/95 2 Cincinnati Macclenny, Fla. FA-’18 8/0
90 Bower, Tashawn DE 6-5 250 2/18/95 3 Louisiana State Somerville, N.J. FA-’17 5/0
40 Brothers, Kentrell LB 6-1 242 2/8/93 4 Missouri Edmond, Okla. D5-’16 12/0
43 Cliett, Reshard LB 6-2 225 4/29/92 3 South Florida Thomasville, Ga. FA-’18 0*
76 Collins, Aviante T 6-4 292 4/21/93 3 Texas Christian Houston, Texas FA-’17 0*
83 Conklin, Tyler TE 6-3 254 7/30/95 2 Central Michigan Chesterfield, Mich. D5a-’18 16/3
33 Cook, Dalvin RB 5-10 210 8/10/95 3 Florida State Miami, Fla. D2-’17 11/10
8 Cousins, Kirk QB 6-3 202 8/19/88 8 Michigan State Holland, Mich. FA-’18 16/16
14 Diggs, Stefon WR 6-0 191 11/29/93 5 Maryland Gaithersburg, Md. D5b-’15 15/14
57 Downs, Devante LB 6-2 252 10/18/95 2 California Mountlake Terrace, Wash. D7-’18 11/0
78 Dozier, Dakota G 6-4 312 4/30/91 5 Furman West Columbia, S.C. FA-’19 6/2*
67 Edison, Cornelius C 6-3 312 7/10/93 4 Portland State University Place, Wash. PS-’17 0*
65 Elflein, Pat C 6-3 303 7/6/94 3 Ohio State Pickerington, Ohio D3-’17 14/13
42 Gedeon, Ben LB 6-2 244 10/16/94 3 Michigan Hudson, Ohio D4b-’17 15/8
97 Griffen, Everson DE 6-3 273 12/22/87 10 Southern California Avondale, Ariz. D4-’10 11/10
30 Ham, C.J. FB 5-11 235 7/22/93 3 Augustana Duluth, Minn. FA-’16 15/2
41 Harris, Anthony S 6-1 202 10/9/91 5 Virginia Chesterfield, Va. FA-’15 15/9
87 Hikutini, Cole TE 6-4 240 6/11/94 3 Louisville Elk Grove, Calif. PS-’18 0*
24 Hill, Holton CB 6-2 196 3/28/97 2 Texas Houston, Texas FA-’18 16/3
69 Hill, Rashod T 6-6 313 1/12/92 4 Southern Mississippi Jacksonville, Fla. PS(Jax)-’16 16/8
92 Holmes, Jalyn DT 6-5 283 1/25/96 2 Ohio State Norfolk, Va. D4-’18 5/0
21 Hughes, Mike CB 5-10 189 2/11/97 2 Central Florida New Bern, N.C. D1-’18 6/2
99 Hunter, Danielle DE 6-5 252 10/29/94 5 Louisiana State Katy, Texas D3-’15 16/16
63 Isidora, Danny G 6-3 306 6/5/94 3 Miami Weston, Fla. D5b-’17 14/2
36 James, Craig CB 5-10 195 4/29/96 2 Southern Illinois Edwardsville, Ill. FA-’18 3/0
94 Johnson, Jaleel DT 6-3 316 7/12/94 3 Iowa Brooklyn, N.Y. D4a-’17 16/1
61 Jones, Brett C 6-2 315 7/29/91 5 Regina (Canada) Weyburn, Sask. T(NYG)-’18 14/3
98 Joseph, Linval DT 6-4 329 10/10/88 10 East Carolina Gainesville, Fla. FA-’14 15/15
27 Kearse, Jayron S 6-4 215 2/11/94 4 Clemson Ft. Myers, Fla. D7b-’16 16/1
54 Kendricks, Eric LB 6-0 232 2/29/92 5 UCLA Fresno, Calif. D2 -’15 14/14
64 Kline, Josh OL 6-3 300 12/29/89 7 Kent State Mason, Ohio FA-’19 16/16*
4 Mannion, Sean QB 6-6 230 4/25/92 5 Oregon State Pleasantan, Calif. FA-’19 3/0*
51 Mata’afa, Hercules DE 6-2 254 9/18/95 2 Washington State Lahaina, Hawaii FA-’18 0*
47 McDermott, Kevin LS 6-5 240 1/12/90 7 UCLA Nashville, Tenn. FA-’15 16/0
89 Morgan, David TE 6-4 265 5/19/93 4 Texas-San Antonio Marble Falls, Texas D6b-’16 11/6
72 Norton, Storm T 6-7 317 5/16/94 2 Toledo Toledo, Ohio PS-’17 1/0
95 Odenigbo, Ifeadi DE 6-3 258 4/8/94 2 Northwestern Centerville, Ohio PS-’18 1/0
75 O’Neill, Brian T 6-7 297 9/15/95 2 Pittsburgh Wilmington, Del. D2-’18 15/11
71 Reiff, Riley T 6-6 305 12/1/88 8 Iowa Parkston, S.D. FA-’17 13/13
29 Rhodes, Xavier CB 6-1 218 6/19/90 7 Florida State Miami, Fla. D1b-’13 14/14
82 Rudolph, Kyle TE 6-6 265 11/9/89 9 Notre Dame Cincinnati, Ohio D2-’11 16/16
79 Schult, Karter DE 6-3 265 12/21/93 2 Northern Iowa Tripoli, Iowa FA-’19 0*
1 Sloter, Kyle QB 6-5 218 2/7/94 3 Northern Colorado John’s Creek, Ga. PS-’17 0*
37 Smith, Derron S 5-10 195 2/4/92 4 Fresno State Banning, Calif. FA-’19 0*
22 Smith, Harrison S 6-2 214 2/2/89 8 Notre Dame Knoxville, Tenn. D1b-’12 16/16
93 Stephen, Shamar DT 6-5 309 2/25/91 6 Connecticut Brookville, N.Y. FA-’19 15/14*
18 Taylor, Jordan WR 6-5 210 2/18/92 4 Rice Sherman, Texas FA-’19 0*
19 Thielen, Adam WR 6-2 200 8/22/90 6 Minnesota State Detroit Lakes, Minn. FA-’13 16/16
34 Thomas, Duke CB 5-11 185 5/21/94 2 Texas Copperas Cove, Texas FA-’19 0*
32 Thomas, Roc RB 5-10 198 9/2/95 2 Jacksonville State Oxford, Ala. FA-’18 5/0
11 Treadwell, Laquon WR 6-2 215 6/14/95 4 Mississippi Crete, Ill. D1-’16 15/8
26 Waynes, Trae CB 6-0 190 7/25/92 5 Michigan State Kenosha, Wis. D1-’15 14/14
91 Weatherly, Stephen DE 6-5 265 3/19/94 4 Vanderbilt Snellville, Ga. D7a-’16 16/6
6 Wile, Matt P 6-2 225 6/20/92 3 Michigan San Diego, Calif. W(Pitt)-’18 16/0
50 Wilson, Eric LB 6-1 230 9/26/94 3 Cincinnati Redford, Mich. FA-’17 16/4
15 Zylstra, Brandon WR 6-2 215 3/25/93 2 Concordia-Moorhead Spicer, Minn. FA-’18 16/0

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* Aruna missed ’18 season because of injury; Cliett spent ’18 season on practice squad; Collins missed ’18 season because of injury;
Dozier played 6 games with New York Jets; Edison spent ’18 season on practice squad; Hikutini spent ’18 season on practice squad;
Kline played 16 games with Tennessee; Mannion played 3 games with Los Angeles Rams; Mata’afa missed ’18 season because of
injury; Schult spent ’18 offseason with Carolina; Sloter was inactive for 16 games; D. Smith last active in ’17 with Cincinnati and
Cleveland; Stephen played 15 games with Seattle; Taylor missed ’18 season because of reserve/PUP list; D. Thomas spent ’18 offsea-
son with Dallas.

Players lost through free angency (9): G Tom Compton (NYJ; 14 games in ’18), G Nick Easton (NO; 0), S George Iloka (Dall; 16),
RB Latavius Murray (NO; 16), G Mike Remmers (NYG; 16), DT Sheldon Richardson (Cle; 16), S Andrew Sendejo (Phil; 5),
CB Marcus Sherels (NO, 12), QB Trevor Siemian (NYJ, 0).

Also played with Vikings in ’18—K Daniel Carlson (2 games), WR Stacy Coley (2), DT Tom Johnson (13), DT David Parry (3),
WR Aldrick Robinson (14).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Abernathy, Micah S 6-0 195 2/10/97 Tennessee Atlanta, Ga. FA
Alexander, Terrence CB 5-10 188 10/14/95 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. FA
Badet, Jeff (1) WR 5-11 182 8/2/94 Oklahoma Orlando, Fla. FA-'18
Blasingame, Khari FB 6-0 233 7/1/96 Vanderbilt Huntsville, Ala. FA
Boyd, Kris CB 5-11 201 9/12/96 Texas Gilmer, Texas D7a
Bradbury, Garrett C 6-3 300 6/20/95 North Carolina State Charlotte, N.C. D1
Browning, Jake QB 6-2 211 4/11/96 Washington Folsom, Calif. FA
Cothran, Curtis (1) DT 6-5 283 2/28/95 Penn State Newtown, Pa. FA-'18
Cutting, Austin LS 6-3 245 10/27/96 Air Force Keller, Texas D7d
Davis, Davion WR 5-11 195 10/23/96 Sam Houston State Hutto, Texas FA
Dillon, Brandon TE 6-5 250 4/30/97 Marian Bringhurst, Ind. FA
Epps, Marcus S 6-0 191 1/27/96 Wyoming Los Angeles, Calif. D6b
Hollins, Alexander WR 6-1 170 11/24/96 Eastern Illinois Yazoo City, Miss. FA
Johnson, Olabisi WR 6-0 204 3/17/97 Colorado State Lakewood, Colo. D7c
Keely, Stacy DE 6-6 220 5/15/95 Alabama-Birmingham Omaha, Neb. FA
Keenoy, John C 6-3 300 2/26/97 Western Michigan Kentwood, Mich. FA
Martini, Greer (1) LB 6-4 235 6/6/95 Notre Dame Orange, Va. FA
Mattison, Alexander RB 5-11 221 6/19/98 Boise State San Bernadino, Calif. D3
Meadors, Nate CB 5-11 196 2/13/97 UCLA San Bernadino, Calif. FA
Mitchell, Dillon WR 6-1 197 5/16/97 Oregon Memphis, Tenn. D7b
Odenigbo, Tito DT 6-3 300 7/13/96 Miami Centerville, Ohio FA
Saint-Amour, Anree DE 6-3 245 9/18/96 Georgia Tech Suwanee, Ga. FA
Samia, Dru G 6-5 305 8/22/97 Oklahoma Sacramento, Calif. D4
Smith Jr., Irv TE 6-2 242 8/9/98 Alabama New Orleans, La. D2
Smtih, Cameron LB 6-2 238 3/26/97 Southern California Roseville, Calif. D5
Udoh, Olisaemeka T 6-5 323 2/14/97 Elon Fayetteville, N.C. D6c
Watts, Armon DT 6-5 300 7/22/96 Arkansas St. Louis, Mo. D6a
Wharton, Isaiah S 6-1 205 11/1/95 Rutgers Kissimmee, Fla. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Mike Zimmer
Pro Career: Mike Zimmer enters his sixth sea-
son as Vikings Head Coach in 2019. Zimmer
was hired as the ninth head coach in Vikings
history on Jan. 15, 2014. A veteran defensive
coordinator, Zimmer enters his 26th season
on an NFL sideline. In 2017, the Vikings
ranked second in franchise history in victories
(13), trailing only the 15-1 club in 1998.
Zimmer has been a part of 13 playoff teams in
his NFL tenure and teams that have won eight
division titles. Zimmer coached the Cowboys
defensive backs when the team won Super
Bowl XXX over Pittsburgh after the 1995 sea-
son. Zimmer led top-10 defenses for Dallas in
both a 4-3 and 3-4 scheme, and in 2003 led
the NFL in total defense. In 2008, upon
Zimmer’s arrival in Cincinnati, the Bengals
notched four top-10 defensive rakings from
2008-2013, after only cracking the NFL’s top
10 once the prior 18 seasons. Under
Zimmer’s direction, 13 defensive players have
been selected to the Pro Bowl a total of 31
times, and six different players have posted
10-plus sacks. Career record: 48-34-1.
Background: Played quarterback and later
linebacker at Illinois State (1974-77).
Coached collegiately at Missouri (1979-
1980), Weber State (1981-88) and
Washington State (1989-1993).
Personal: Born June 5, 1956 in Peoria, Ill.
Has three children, son Adam and daughters
Corri and Marki. Vikki Zimmer, Mike’s wife of
27 years, passed away in Cincinnati on
October 8, 2009. The family started the Mike
Zimmer Foundation in 2016 to honor his late
wife, Vikki. Zimmer earned a degree in physi-
cal education from Illinois State.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Rick Dennison, offensive line/run game coor-
dinator; born June 22, 1958, Kalispell, Mont.
Tight end Colorado State 1976-79. Pro line-
backer Denver Broncos 1982-1990. Pro
coach: Denver Broncos 1995-2009, 2015-
16, Houston Texans 2010-13, Baltimore
Ravens 2014, Buffalo Bills 2017, New York
Jets 2018, joined Vikings in 2019.
George Edwards, defensive coordinator; born
January 16, 1967, Siler City, N.C. Linebacker
Duke 1986-89. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Florida 1991, Appalachian
State 1992-95, Duke 1996, Georgia 1997.
Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 1998-2001,
Washington Redskins 2002-03, Cleveland
Browns 2004, Miami Dolphins 2005-09,
Buffalo Bills 2010-11, Miami Dolphins 2012-
13, joined Vikings in 2014.
Ryan Ficken, asst. special teams; born
February 20, 1980, Aurora, Colo. Wide
receiver Arizona State 1998-99. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: UCLA 2004-
06. Pro coach: Joined Vikings in 2007.
Jerry Gray, defensive backs; born December
16, 1962, Lubbock, Texas. Safety Texas
1981-84. Pro defensive back Los Angeles
Rams 1985-1991, Houston Oilers 1992,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1993. College coach:
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Southern Methodist 1995-96. Pro coach:
Tennessee Oilers/Titans 1997-2000, Buffalo
Bills 2001-05, Washington Redskins 2006-
09, Seattle Seahawks 2010, Tennessee Titans
2011-13, joined Vikings in 2014.
Jeff Howard, defensive asst./asst. defensive
backs; born January 13, 1983, Grand Island,
Neb. Linebacker Eastern New Mexico 2001-
04. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Texas Tech 2011-12. Pro coach: Joined
Vikings in 2013.
Andrew Janocko, asst. offensive line; born
April 6, 1988, Clearfield, Pa. Quarterback
Pittsburgh 2007-2010. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Rutgers 2011,
Mercyhurst 2014. Pro coach: Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2012-13, joined Vikings in 2015.
Christian Jones, offensive quality control;
born September 21, 1993, Houston, Texas.
Wide receiver Northwestern 2011-15. No pro
playing experience. College coach:
Northwestern 2017, Texas 2018. Pro coach:
Joined Vikings in 2019.
Derik Keyes, asst. strength and conditioning;
born September 29, 1985, Laurel, Miss.
Safety Louisiana-Lafayette 2005-08. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Louisiana-
Lafayette 2009, 2011, South Alabama 2010.
Pro coach: Houston Texans 2012, Cleveland
Browns 2013-16, joined Vikings in 2017.
Gary Kubiak, asst. head coach/offensive
advisor; born August 15, 1961 Houston,
Texas. Quarterback Texas A&M 1979-1982.
Pro quarterback Denver Broncos 1983-1991.
College coach: Texas A&M 1992-93. Pro
coach: San Francisco 49ers 1994, Denver
Broncos 1995-2005, 2015-16 (head coach),
2017-18, Houston Texans 2006-2013 (head
coach), Baltimore Ravens 2014, joined
Vikings in 2019.
Klint Kubiak, quarterbacks; born February
17, 1987, Houston, Texas. Defensive back
Colorado State 2005-09. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Texas A&M 2010-12,
Kansas 2015. Pro coach: Minnesota Vikings
2013-14, Denver Broncos 2016-18, re-joined
Vikings in 2019.
Marwan Maalouf, special teams coordinator;
born November 26, 1976, Beirut, Lebanon.
Guard Baldwin-Wallace 1997-99. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Baldwin-
Wallace 2000, 2007, Fordham 2001, Rutgers
2002-03. Pro coach: Cleveland Browns
2004-06, Baltimore Ravens 2008-2011,
Indianapolis Colts 2012, Miami Dolphins
2013-18, joined Vikings in 2019.
Chaz Mahle, asst. strength and conditioning;
born November 28, 1981, Ham Lake, Minn.
Cornerback St. Cloud State 2001-04. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Bowling
Green 2008-2010, Stanford 2012. Pro
coach: Jacksonville Jaguars 2006-07,
Minnesota Vikings 2010-11, re-joined
Vikings in 2013.
Brian Pariani, tight ends; born July 2, 1965,
San Francisco, Calif. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: UCLA 1989,
Syracuse 2005. Pro coach: San Francisco
49ers 1990-94, Denver Broncos 1995-2004,
2015-16, Houston Texans 2006-2013,
Baltimore Ravens 2014, joined Vikings in
2019.
AC Patterson, offensive quality control; born
May 5, 1992, Pullman, Wash. Center Texas-El
Paso 2011-12. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Texas-El Paso 2013, Portland
State 2015-18. Pro coach: Joined Vikings in
2019.
Andre Patterson, defensive line; born June
12, 1960, Camden, Ark. Offensive line Contra
Costa (Calif.) C.C. 1980, Montana 1981. No
pro playing experience. College coach:
Montana 1982, Weber State 1988, Western
Washington 1989, Cornell 1990-91,
Washington State 1992-93, Cal Poly 1994-
96, Nevada-Las Vegas 2008-09, Texas-El
Paso 2010-12, Florida International 2013. Pro
coach: New England Patriots 1997,
Minnesota Vikings 1998-99, Dallas Cowboys
2000-02, Cleveland Browns 2003-04, Denver
Broncos 2005-06, re-joined Vikings in 2014.
Drew Petzing, wide receivers; born March 12,
1987, Rochester, N.Y. Defensive back
Middlebury 2005-06. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Middlebury 2007-08,
Harvard 2009, Boston College 2010-11, Yale
2012. Pro coach: Cleveland Browns 2013,
joined Vikings in 2014.
Kennedy Polamalu, running backs; born
November 22, 1963, Pago Pago, American
Samoa. Fullback/linebacker Southern
California 1982-85. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: UCLA 1992-93, San
Diego State 1994-96, Colorado 1997-98, San
Diego State 1999, Southern California 2000-
03, 2010-16. Pro coach: Cleveland Browns
2004, Jacksonville Jaguars 2005-09, joined
Vikings in 2017.
Nick Rallis, defensive quality control; born
July 13, 1993, Minneapolis, Minn. Linebacker
Minnesota 2012-16. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Wake Forest 2017. Pro
coach: Joined Vikings in 2018.
Robert Rodriguez, asst. defensive line; born
December 25, 1981, El Paso, Texas.
Linebacker Texas-El Paso 2001-04. Pro line-
backer Carolina Panthers 2006 (practice
squad), Cologne (NFL Europa) 2006, Calgary
Stampeders (CFL) 2006-07. College coach:
Texas-El Paso 2008-2014. Pro coach: Joined
Vikings in 2015.
Kevin Stefanski, offensive coordinator; born
May 8, 1982, Philadelphia, Pa. Safety
Pennsylvania 2000-04. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Pennsylvania 2005. Pro
coach: Joined Vikings in 2006.
Mark Uyeyama, director of competition
development; born December 2, 1975.
Defensive lineman Butte (MT) C.C. 1994-95,
Northern State 1996-97. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Utah 1998-2000, Utah
State 2000-01, 2004-07, Arizona State 2001-
03. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers 2008-
2016, joined Vikings in 2017.
Adam Zimmer, linebackers; born January 13,
1984, Ogden, Utah. Safety Trinity 2002-05.
No pro playing experience. Pro coach: New
Orleans Saints 2006-09, Kansas City Chiefs
2010-12, Cincinnati Bengals 2013, joined
Vikings in 2014.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Gayle Benson (371-446-5)
President: Dennis Lauscha Records include postseason games
Executive Vice President/General 1967-70 Tom Fears* ..................13-34-2
Manager: Mickey Loomis 1970-72 J.D. Roberts...................7-25-3
Senior Vice President of 1973-75 John North** ...............11-23-0
Communications: Greg Bensel 1975 Ernie Hefferle....................1-7-0
Senior Vice President/Chief Operating 1976-77 Hank Stram ....................7-21-0
Officer: Ben Hales 1978-80 Dick Nolan***..............15-29-0
Senior Vice President/Chief Financial 1980 Dick Stanfel ......................1-3-0
Officer: Ed Lang 1981-85 O.A. (Bum) Phillips****27-42-0
Senior Vice President/General Counsel: 1985 Wade Phillips....................1-3-0
Vicky Neumeyer
1986-96 Jim Mora#...................93-78-0
Senior Vice President of Sales:
1996 Rick Venturi......................1-7-0
Mike Stanfield
1997-99 Mike Ditka ....................15-33-0
National Football Conference Assistant General Manager/College
Scouting Director: Jeff Ireland 2000-05 Jim Haslett ...................46-52-0
South Division 2006-11 Sean Payton .................67-37-0
Team Colors: Old Gold, Black, and White Director of Pro Scouting: Terry Fontenot
Vice President of Football Administration: 2012 Aaron Kromer##.............2-4-0
5800 Airline Drive 2012 Joe Vitt### ...................5-5-0
Metairie, Louisiana 70003 Khai Harley
Pro Scouting Coordinator: 2013-18 Sean Payton .................59-43-0
Telephone: (504) 733-0255 * Released after seven games in 1970
Justin Matthews
** Released after six games in 1975
2019 SCHEDULE Football Research & Strategy:
*** Released after 12 games in 1980
PRESEASON Ryan Herman **** Resigned after 12 games in 1985
Aug. 9 Minnesota .........................7:00 Pro Scouts: Michael Parenton, # Resigned after eight games in 1996
Aug. 18 at Los Angeles Chargers.....3:00 Ryan Powell ## Interim head coach first six games in 2012
Aug. 24 at New York Jets ................6:30 National Scouts: Mike Baugh, ### Interim head coach final 10 games in 2012
Aug. 29 Miami ................................7:00 Cody Rager, Terry Wooden
Area Scouts: Scott Campbell, PAID ATTENDANCE
REGULAR SEASON Jon Sandusky, Casey Talley, Home 562,410 Away 537,598
Sep. 9 Houston (Mon)...................6:10 Joey Vitt Jr. Total 1,100,008
Sep. 15 at Los Angeles Rams .........3:25 Area Scout/College Scouting Single-game home record,
Sep. 22 at Seattle............................3:25 Coordinator: Paul Zimmer 73,085 (12/26/11)
Sep. 29 Dallas ................................7:20 Combine Scout: Mike DiJulio Single-season home record,
Oct. 6 Tampa Bay.......................12:00 Director of Operations: James Nagaoka 573,876 (2008)
Oct. 13 at Jacksonville..................12:00 Executive Assistant to the GM/EVP:
Oct. 20 at Chicago..........................3:25 Debbie Gallagher 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Oct. 27 Arizona ............................12:00 Scouting Assistants: Joe Kemp,
Round Name Pos. College
Nov. 3 BYE Matt Phillips
2 Erik McCoy C Texas A&M
Nov. 10 Atlanta.............................12:00 Equipment Manager: John Baumgartner
4 Chauncey Gardner-JohnsonDB Florida
Nov. 17 at Tampa Bay ...................12:00 Assistant Equipment Manager:
Corey Gaudet 6 Saquan Hampton DB Rutgers
Nov. 24 Carolina...........................12:00 7 Alize’ Mack TE Notre Dame
Nov. 28 at Atlanta (Thanksgiving) ....7:20 Equipment Assistant: Joel Gastright
Director of Sports Medicine: Kaden Elliss LB Idaho
Dec. 8 San Francisco .................12:00
Dec. 16 Indianapolis (Mon) ............7:15 Beau Lowery
Dec. 22 at Tennessee ....................12:00 Head Athletic Trainer: Scottie B. Patton
Dec. 29 at Carolina........................12:00 Assistant Athletic Trainers: Jonathan
* All times CT Gress, Kevin Mangum, Ben Stollberg
Video Director: Dave Desposito
Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Superdome Assistant Video Director: Joe Alley
(opened in 1975) Video Assistants: Ben Martinez,
•Capacity: 73,000 Tim Youngblood
1500 Poydras Street Director of Player Engagement:
New Orleans, Louisiana 70112 Fred McAfee
Playing Surface: Turf Nation-S5 Director of Security: Danny Lawless
Training Camp: Ochsner Sports Executive Director of Football
Performance Center Communications: Doug Miller
5800 Airline Dr., Metairie, LA 70003 Director of Football Communications:
Justin Macione
MERCEDES-BENZ SUPERDOME Football Communications Manager:
Evan Meyers
Alumni/Legends Development
Coordinator: Dan Simmons
Executive Director of Digital Media:
Doug Tatum
Director of Photography:
Michael C. Hebert
Senior Director of IT Security &
Administration: Jeff Huffman
IT Director: Jody Barbier
Facilities Director: Terry Ashburn
Administrative Director: Jay Romig

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (3-1) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Brees 489 364 3992 74.4 32 5 17/121 115.7
08/09 W 24-20 at Jacksonville Bridgewater 23 14 118 60.9 1 1 2/8 70.6
08/17 L 15-20 Arizona T. Hill 7 3 64 42.9 0 1 1/3 36.3
08/25 W 36-7 at L.A. Chargers Saints 519 381 4174 73.4 33 7 20/132 112.3
08/30 W 28-0 L.A. Rams Opponents 573 384 4623 67.0 30 12 49/321 100.3

REGULAR SEASON (13-3) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS M. Williams 2 100 50.0 78 0
09/09 L 40-48 Tampa Bay Lutz 0 0 0 52/53 28/30 0 136 Apple 2 29 14.5 29 0
09/16 W 21-18 Cleveland Kamara 14 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 114 Banjo 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 W 43-37 at Atlanta (OT) Thomas 0 9 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 Lattimore 2 0 0.0 0 0
09/30 W 33-18 at N.Y. Giants Ingram 6 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 42 Hardee 1 77 77.0 77 0
10/08 W 43-19 Washington Smith 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 P. Williams 1 45 45.0 45t 1
10/21 W 24-23 at Baltimore Brees 4 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Klein 1 6 6.0 6 0
10/28 W 30-20 at Minnesota Ginn 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 Anzalone 1 2 2.0 2 0
11/04 W 45-35 L.A. Rams Carr 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Saints 12 259 21.6 78 1
11/11 W 51-14 at Cincinnati T. Hill 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 7 75 10.7 29 0
11/18 W 48-7 Philadelphia Kirkwood 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
11/22 W 31-17 Atlanta Line 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/29 L 10-13 at Dallas Watson 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Morstead 43 1996 46.4 15 60
12/09 W 28-14 at Tampa Bay Arnold 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Saints 43 1996 46.4 15 60
12/17 W 12-9 at Carolina J. Hill 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 53 2246 42.4 12 62
12/23 W 31-28 Pittsburgh Lewis 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/30 L 14-33 Carolina Meredith 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
P. Williams 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
POSTSEASON (1-1) Saints 26 33 1 52/53 28/30 0 504 Kamara 12 9 82 6.8 16 0
Date Result Opponent Opponents 12 30 1 32/37 17/23 0 353 Lewis 8 6 60 7.5 17 0
01/13 W 20-14 Philadelphia 2-Pt Conv: Kamara 3, Ginn 1. Tate 3 0 15 5.0 8 0
01/20 L 23-26 L.A. Rams (OT) Saints 4-6, Opponents 5-6. T. Hill 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
(OT) Overtime Carr 0 1 0 — — 0
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Ginn 0 2 0 — — 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Kamara 194 883 4.6 49t 14 Saints 24 18 157 6.5 17 0
Saints 81 161 94 162 6 — 504 Ingram 138 645 4.7 38 6 Opponents 12 15 60 5.0 16 0
Opponents 98 101 71 83 0 — 353 T. Hill 37 196 5.3 35 2
Washington 27 154 5.7 28 0 KICKOFF
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Gillislee 16 43 2.7 5 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Saints Opp. Line 9 41 4.6 9 0 T. Hill 14 348 24.9 47 0
Total First Downs 377 333 Ginn 3 26 8.7 20 0 Kamara 4 126 31.5 50 0
Rushing 134 72 Brees 31 22 0.7 11 4 Lewis 3 69 23.0 26 0
Passing 210 224 Lewis 2 10 5.0 6 0 Line 1 16 16.0 16 0
Penalty 33 37 Bridgewater 11 5 0.5 9 0 Ginn 1 1 1.0 1 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 82/184 78/189 J. Williams 3 0 0.0 1 0 Saints 23 560 24.3 50 0
3rd Down Pct. 44.6 41.3 Saints 471 2025 4.3 49t 26 Opponents 39 885 22.7 48 0
4th Down: Made/Att 13/16 14/29 Opponents 356 1283 3.6 28t 12
4th Down Pct. 81.3 48.3 FIELD
Possession Avg. 31:39 28:21 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Net Yards 6067 5585 Thomas 125 1405 11.2 72t 9 Lutz 1/1 5/5 9/9 11/12 2/3
Avg. Per Game 379.2 349.1 Kamara 81 709 8.8 42 4 Saints 1/1 5/5 9/9 11/12 2/3
Total Plays 1010 978 Watson 35 400 11.4 32 2 Opponents 0/0 2/2 10/10 2/6 3/5
Avg. Per Play 6.0 5.7 Smith 28 427 15.3 62t 5
Net Yards Rushing 2025 1283 Ingram 21 170 8.1 28t 1 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Game 126.6 80.2 Ginn 17 209 12.3 42 2 Jordan 12.0
Total Rushes 471 356 J. Hill 16 185 11.6 23 1 Rankins 8.0
Net Yards Passing 4042 4302 Kirkwood 13 209 16.1 42 2 Davis 5.0
Avg. Per Game 252.6 268.9 Arnold 12 150 12.5 25t 1 Davenport 4.5
Sacked/Yards Lost 20/132 49/321 Meredith 9 114 12.7 46 1 Onyemata 4.5
Gross Yards 4174 4623 Carr 9 97 10.8 25 2 Okafor 4.0
Att./Completions 519/381 573/384 Line 5 14 2.8 5 2 Anzalone 2.0
Completion Pct. 73.4 67.0 Lewis 3 60 20.0 28t 1 Davison 2.0
Had Intercepted 7 12 T. Hill 3 4 1.3 5 0 Klein 2.0
Punts/Average 43/46.4 53/42.4 Hardee 1 10 10.0 10 0 Bell 1.0
Net Punting Avg. 43/43.2 53/38.7 Gillislee 1 9 9.0 9 0 Robertson 1.0
Penalties/Yards 94/939 85/814 Brees 1 1 1.0 1 0 Stallworth 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 18/9 22/12 J. Williams 1 1 1.0 1 0 P. Williams 1.0
Touchdowns 60 43 Saints 381 4174 11.0 72t 33 M. Williams 1.0
Rushing 26 12 Opponents 384 4623 12.0 75t 30 Saints 49.0
Passing 33 30 Opponents 20.0
Returns 1 1

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Deuce McAllister, 2001-09 .................................................................6,096
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Drew Brees, 2006-18.......................................................................62,089
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Drew Brees, 2006-18............................................................................440
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Marques Colston, 2006-15....................................................................711
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Marques Colston, 2006-15.................................................................9,759
Interceptions ...................................................................Dave Waymer, 1980-89...........................................................................37
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Thomas Morstead, 2009-18.................................................................46.9
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Mel Gray, 1986-88 ...............................................................................13.4
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Walt Roberts, 1967 ..............................................................................26.3
Field Goals ......................................................................Morten Andersen, 1982-94 ...................................................................302
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Marques Colston, 2006-15......................................................................72
Points..............................................................................Morten Andersen, 1982-94 ................................................................1,318
*Sacks............................................................................Rickey Jackson, 1981-93...................................................................115.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................George Rogers, 1981 .........................................................................1,674
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Drew Brees, 2011 ..............................................................................5,476
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Drew Brees, 2011 ...................................................................................46
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Michael Thomas, 2018..........................................................................125
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Michael Thomas, 2018.......................................................................1,405
Interceptions ...................................................................Dave Whitsell, 1967 ................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Thomas Morstead, 2012 ......................................................................50.1
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Mel Gray, 1987 ....................................................................................14.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................John Gilliam, 1967 ...............................................................................30.1
Field Goals ......................................................................Morten Andersen, 1985 ..........................................................................31
John Carney, 2002..................................................................................31
Wil Lutz, 2017.........................................................................................31
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Dalton Hilliard, 1989................................................................................18
Alvin Kamara, 2018.................................................................................18
Points..............................................................................John Kasay, 2011 .................................................................................147
*Sacks............................................................................Pat Swilling, 1991 ................................................................................17.0
La’Roi Glover, 2000..............................................................................17.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................George Rogers, 9-4-83 .........................................................................206
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Drew Brees, 11-19-06 ..........................................................................510
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Drew Brees, 11-1-15 ............................................................................**7
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Michael Thomas, 9-9-18 .........................................................................16
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Michael Thomas, 11-4-18 .....................................................................211
Interceptions ...................................................................Tommy Myers, 9-3-78 ..............................................................................3
Dave Waymer, 10-6-85 .............................................................................3
Reggie Sutton, 10-18-87...........................................................................3
Gene Atkins, 12-22-91 ..............................................................................3
Sammy Knight, 9-9-01..............................................................................3
Field Goals ......................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................5
Last time by John Carney, 9-26-04
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Joe Horn, 12-14-03 ..................................................................................4
Reggie Bush, 12-3-06 ...............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Joe Horn, 12-14-03 ................................................................................24
Reggie Bush, 12-3-06 .............................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Many times ............................................................................................4.0
Last time by Wayne Martin, 9-21-97

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
47 Anzalone, Alex LB 6-3 241 9/22/94 3 Florida Wyomissing, Pa. D3b’-17 16/7
25 Apple, Eli CB 6-1 203 8/9/95 4 Ohio State Voorhees, N.J. T(NYG)-’18 15/15*
72 Armstead, Terron T 6-5 304 7/23/91 7 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Cahokia, Ill. D3a-’13 10/10
85 Arnold, Dan TE 6-6 220 3/15/95 3 Wisconsin-Platteville Fargo, N.D. FA-’17 10/1
31 Banjo, Chris S 5-10 207 2/26/90 6 Southern Methodist Sugar Land, Texas FA-’16 16/0
24 Bell, Vonn S 5-11 205 12/12/94 4 Ohio State Rossville, Ga. D2b-’16 16/8
59 Biegel, Vince LB 6-3 246 7/2/93 3 Wisconsin Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. FA-’18 14/0
9 Brees, Drew QB 6-0 209 1/15/79 19 Purdue Austin, Texas UFA(SD)-’06 15/15
5 Bridgewater, Teddy QB 6-2 215 11/10/92 6 Louisville Miami, Fla. T(NYJ)-’18 5/1
90 Brown, Malcom DT 6-2 320 2/2/94 5 Texas Brenham, Texas UFA(NE)-’19 15/14*
46 Burton, Michael FB 6-0 240 2/1/92 5 Rutgers Chester, N.J. UFA(Chi)-’19 8/1*
80 Carr, Austin WR 6-1 195 12/25/93 3 Northwestern Benicia, Calif. W(NE)-’17 14/2
64 Clapp, Will C 6-5 311 12/10/95 2 Louisiana State New Orleans, La. D7-’18 3/1
87 Cook, Jared TE 6-5 254 4/7/87 11 South Carolina Suwanee, Ga. UFA(Oak)-’19 16/14*
20 Crawley, Ken CB 6-1 180 2/8/93 4 Colorado Washington, D.C. FA-’16 10/5
92 Davenport, Marcus DE 6-6 265 9/4/96 2 Texas-San-Antonio San Antonio, Texas D1-’18 13/0
56 Davis, Demario LB 6-2 248 1/11/89 8 Arkansas State Brandon, Miss. UFA(NYJ)-’18 16/16
14 Dural, Travin WR 6-2 207 11/19/93 2 Louisiana State Breaux Bridge, La. FA-’17 0*
62 Easton, Nick C/G 6-3 303 6/16/92 5 Harvard Lenoir, N.C. UFA(Minn)-’19 0*
97 Edwards Jr., Mario DE 6-3 280 1/25/94 5 Florida State Denton, Texas UFA(NYG)-’19 15/0*
19 Ginn Jr., Ted WR 5-11 180 4/12/85 13 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio UFA(Car)-’17 5/3
48 Gray, J.T. DB 6-0 202 1/18/96 2 Mississippi State Clarksdale, Miss. FA-’18 5/0
45 Griffin, Garrett TE 6-4 240 3/4/94 2 Air Force Louisburg, Kan. FA-’16 0*
99 Grissom, Geneo DL 6-4 265 6/4/92 5 Oklahoma Hutchinson, Kan. UFA(Ind)-’19 4/0*
34 Hardee, Justin DB 6-1 200 2/7/94 3 Illinois Cleveland, Ohio FA-’17 16/0
91 Hendrickson, Trey DE 6-4 270 12/5/94 3 Florida Atlantic Apopka, Fla. D3c-’17 5/0
89 Hill, Josh TE 6-5 250 5/21/90 7 Idaho State Blackfoot, Idaho FA-’13 16/11
7 Hill, Taysom QB 6-2 221 8/23/90 3 Brigham Young Pocatello, Idaho W(GB)-’17 16/4
50 Horton, Wes DE 6-5 265 12/17/89 7 Southern California Sherman Oaks, Calif. FA-19 16/8*
65 John, Ulrick T 6-6 312 5/20/92 6 Georgia State Hinesville, Ga. UFA(NE)-’19 0*
94 Jordan, Cameron DE 6-4 287 7/10/89 9 California Chandler, Ariz. D1a-’11 16/16
41 Kamara, Alvin RB 5-10 215 7/25/95 3 Tennessee Atlanta, Ga. D3a-’17 15/13
18 Kirkwood, Keith WR 6-3 210 12/26/94 2 Temple Neptune, N.J. FA-’18 8/1
53 Klein, A.J. LB 6-1 240 7/30/91 7 Iowa State Kimberly, Wisc. UFA(Car)-’17 16/15
23 Lattimore, Marshon CB 6-0 192 5/20/96 3 Ohio State Cleveland, Ohio D1a-’17 16/16
42 Line, Zach FB 6-1 233 4/26/90 7 Southern Methodist Oxford, Mich. FA-’17 16/6
3 Lutz, Wil K 5-11 184 7/7/94 4 Georgia State Newnan, Ga. FA-’16 16/0
81 Meredith, Cameron WR 6-3 207 9/21/92 5 Illinois State Westchester, Ill. RFA(Chi)-’18 6/1
6 Morstead, Thomas P 6-4 235 3/8/86 11 Southern Methodist Pearland, Texas D5-’09 16/0
28 Murray, Latavius RB 6-3 230 1/18/90 7 Central Florida Nedrow, N.Y. UFA(Minn)-’19 16/6*
77 Newton, Derek T 6-6 315 11/16/87 8 Arkansas State Utica, Miss. FA-’18 1/0
70 Ola, Michael T 6-5 312 4/19/88 6 Hampton Riverdale, Ga. FA-’18 7/1
93 Onyemata, David DT 6-4 300 11/13/92 4 Manitoba (Canada) Lagos, Nigeria D4-’16 16/4
75 Peat, Andrus G/T 6-7 316 11/4/93 5 Stanford Tempe, Ariz D1a-’15 13/13
71 Ramczyk, Ryan T 6-6 314 4/22/94 3 Wisconsin Stevens Point, Wisc. D1b-’17 15/15
98 Rankins, Sheldon DT 6-2 305 4/2/94 4 Louisville Covington, Ga. D1-’16 16/16
52 Robertson, Craig LB 6-1 234 2/11/88 7 North Texas Stafford, Texas UFA(Cle)-’16 16/0
21 Robinson, Patrick CB 5-11 191 9/7/87 10 Florida State Miami, Fla. UFA(Phil)-’18 3/1
44 Sankey, Darnell LB 6-0 247 10/11/94 2 Sacramento State San Jose, Cailf. FA-’18 0*
35 Sherels, Marcus CB/RS 5-10 175 9/30/87 10 Minnesota Rochester, Minn. UFA(Minn)-’19 12/0*
10 Smith, Tre’Quan WR 6-2 210 1/7/96 2 Central Florida Delray Beach, Fla. D3-’18 15/7
95 Stallworth, Taylor DT 6-2 305 8/18/95 2 South Carolina Mobile, Ala. FA-’18 14/0
13 Thomas, Michael WR 6-3 212 3/3/93 4 Ohio State Woodland Hills, Calif. D2a-’16 16/16
63 Tom, Cameron C 6-4 300 6/21/95 3 Southern Mississippi Baton Rouge, La. FA-’17 12/1
67 Warford, Larry G 6-3 317 6/18/91 7 Kentucky Richmond, Ky. UFA(Det)-’17 15/15
27 Washington, Dwayne RB 6-1 223 4/24/94 4 Washington Cerritos, Calif. FA-’18 13/0
43 Williams, Marcus S 6-1 195 9/8/96 3 Utah Eastvale, Calif. D2-’17 16/16
26 Williams, P.J. CB 6-0 196 6/1/93 5 Florida State Ocala, Fla. D3b’-15 15/7
96 Williams, Sylvester DL 6-2 328 11/21/88 7 North Carolina Jefferson City, Mo. UFA(Mia)-’19 14/4*
49 Wood, Zach LS 6-3 255 1/10/93 3 Southern Methodist Rowlett, Texas FA-’17 16/0

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* Apple played 5 games with New York Giants and 10 games with New Orleans in ’18; Brown played 15 games with New England; Burton
played 8 gams with Chicago; Cook played 16 games with Oakland; Dural missed ’18 season because of injury; Easton missed ’18 sea-
son with Minnesota because of injury; Edwards played 15 games with New York Giants; Griffin spent regular season on the practice
squad and played in 2 postseason games; Grissom played 4 games with New England and 2 postseason games with Indianapolis;
Horton played 16 games with Carolina; John missed ’18 season because of injury; Murray played 16 games for Minnesota; Sankey
spent season on practice squad with Detroit and New Orleans; Sherels played 12 games with Minnesota; S. Williams played 6 games
with Detroit and 8 games with Miami;

Players lost through free agency (5): DT Tyeler Davison (Atl, 14 games in ’18), RB Mark Ingram II (Balt; 12),
WR Tommylee Lewis (Det; 7), DE Alex Okafor (KC, 16), TE Ben Watson (NE; 16).

Also played with Saints in ’18—DT Jay Bromley (2 games), T Jermon Bushrod (11), S Kurt Coleman (16), RB Mike Gillislee (4),
G Josh LeRibeus (6), DL Mitchell Loewen (1), T Cornelius Lucas (1), CB Arthur Maulet (1), CB Josh Robinson (11),
WR Brandon Tate (1), LB Manti Te’o (5), C Max Unger (16), RB Jonathan Williams (3).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Barrett IV, J.T. (1) QB 6-2 225 1/23/95 Ohio State Wichita Falls, Texas FA-18
Bigelow Jr., Kenny DL 6-4 307 3/31/95 West Virginia Elkton, Md. FA
Butler, Emmanuel WR 6-4 220 8/27/96 Northern Arizona Phoenix, Ariz. FA
Campbell, Chris (1) DB 6-1 195 11/27/95 Penn State Phenix City, Ala. FA-18
Cobbs Jr., Simmie (1) WR 6-3 220 8/25/95 Indiana Oak Park, Ill. FA-18
Eliss, Kaden LB 6-2 238 6/10/95 Idaho Salt Lake City, Utah D7b
Gardner-Johnson, Chauncey DB 5-11 210 12/20/97 Florida Cocoa, Fla. D4
Granderson, Carl DE 6-5 261 12/18/96 Wyoming Sacramento, Calif. FA
Grayson Jr, Cyril (1) WR 5-9 183 12/5/93 Louisiana State Metairie, La. FA
Greenidge, Ethan OL 6-4 335 9/10/97 Villanova Flanders, N.Y. FA
Gustin, Porter DL 6-5 260 2/8/97 Southern California Elk Ridge, Utah FA
Hampton, Saquan DB 6-1 206 12/12/95 Rutgers Hamilton, N.J. D6
Hansen, Chase LB 6-3 222 5/20/93 Utah Highland, Utah FA
Harris, Deonte WR/RS 5-6 170 12/4/97 Assumption Baltimore, Md. FA
Henry, Marcus (1) C 6-2 303 2/11/93 Boise State Bellevue, Wash. FA
Herndon, Mike OL 6-4 310 12/12/95 Pittsburgh Greenville, Va. FA
Humphrey, Lil’Jordan WR 6-4 225 4/19/98 Texas Southlake, Texas FA
Jumper, Colton (1) LB 6-2 229 11/26/94 Tennessee Chattanooga, Tenn. FA
Kaufusi, Corbin DE 6-9 275 4/12/93 Brigham Young Provo, Utah FA
Kelly II, Derrick OL 6-5 320 8/23/95 Florida State Havana, Fla. FA
Mack, Alizé TE 6-4 249 3/29/97 Notre Dame Las Vegas, Nev. D7a
McCoy, Erik C 6-4 303 8/27/97 Texas A&M Lufkin, Texas D2
Moore, Nick LS 6-3 250 12/9/92 Georgia Snellville, Ga. FA
Ouellette, A.J. RB 5-9 205 7/20/95 Ohio Covington, Ohio FA
Ozigbo, Devine RB 6-0 225 10/2/96 Nebraska Sachse, Texas FA
Simmons Jr., David CB 6-2 185 11/23/95 North Park Indianapolis, Ind. FA
Tuttle, Shy DT 6-3 300 10/20/95 Tennessee Welcome, N.C. FA
Wozniak, Nate (1) OL 6-10 280 8/30/94 Minnesota Greenwood, Ind. FA-18
Wright, Micah WR 6-2 195 4/2/96 Maine Newark, N.Y. FA
Wyatt, Jordan CB 6-0 195 4/5/96 Southern Methodist Wylie, Texas FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.neworleanssaints.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Sean Payton
Pro Career: Named the fourteenth head coach in
Saints history on Jan. 18, 2006 and has led the
team to seven playoff appearances, five NFC
South titles, three NFC Championship berths and
the Super Bowl XLIV title. Earned unanimous NFL
Coach of the Year honors in his first season in
2006 and received the same honors from sever-
al outlets in 2009. Saints have ranked among the
league’s top 10 offenses each season since his
arrival, including finishing first in the NFL six
times including putting up an NFL-record 7,474
net yards in 2011. Defensively, Saints ranked
fourth in the league in 2010 and 2013. Previously
coached with the Dallas Cowboys (2003-05),
New York Giants (1999-2002), and Philadelphia
Eagles (1997-98). Career record: 126-80.
Background: Was a three-time All-American at
Eastern Illinois, where he had the third-highest
total (10,665 pasisng yards) in NCAA Division I-
AA history. Earned a degree in communications.
Had brief playing stops with Chicago of the Arena
League, the CFL’s Ottawa Rough Riders and the
Chicago Bears in 1987. Coached collegiately at
San Diego State (1988-89, 1992-93), Indiana
State (1990-91), Miami (OH) (1994-95) and
Illinois (1996).
Personal: Born December 29, 1963 in San
Mateo, Calif. and raised in Naperville, Ill. He has
a daughter, Meghan, and a son, Connor.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Dennis Allen, defensive coordinator; born Sept.
22, 1972, Atlanta, Ga. Safety Texas A&M 1992-
95. College coach: Texas A&M 1996-99, Tulsa
2000-01. Pro coach: Atlanta Falcons 2002-05,
New Orleans Saints 2006-10, Denver Broncos
2011, Oakland Raiders (head coach) 2012-14,
re-joined Saints in 2015.
Charles Byrd, asst. strength and conditioning;
born June 24, 1981, Oxford, Ohio. Defensive
back Morehead State 2001-04. Pro defensive
back Las Vegas Gladiators (AFL) 2006. College
coach: Miami (OH) 2006-07. Pro coach: Joined
Saints in 2008.
Dan Campbell, asst. head coach/tight ends; born
April 13, 1976, Clifton, Texas. Tight end Texas
A&M 1994-98. Pro tight end New York Giants
1999-2002, Dallas Cowboys 2003-05, Detroit
Lions 2006-08, New Orleans Saints 2009. Pro
coach: Miami Dolphins 2010-15 (head coach
last 12 games, 2015), joined Saints in 2016.
Pete Carmichael, offensive coordinator; born
October 6, 1971, Framingham, Mass. Attended
Boston College. No college or pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: New Hampshire 1994,
Louisiana Tech 1995-99. Pro coach: Cleveland
Browns 2000, Washington Redskins 2001, San
Diego Chargers 2002-05, joined Saints in 2006.
Ronald Curry, wide receivers; born May 28,
1979, Hampton, Va. Quarterback North Carolina
1998-2001. Pro wide receiver Oakland Raiders
2002-08. Pro coach: San Francisco 49ers 2013-
15, joined Saints in 2016.
Dan Dalrymple, head strength and conditioning;
born Aug. 26, 1965, Cleveland, Ohio. Offensive
lineman Miami (OH) 1983-86. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Miami (OH) 1987-
194
2005. Pro coach: Joined Saints in 2006.
Declan Doyle, offensive assistant; born March 6,
1996, Iowa City, Iowa. Attended Iowa Western
C.C. and Iowa. No college or pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Iowa 2016-18. Pro coach:
Joined Saints in 2019.
Phil Galiano, asst. special teams; born Sept. 8,
1977, Norristown, Pa.. Safety Shippensburg
1997-99. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Dickinson 2000, New Haven 2001,
Villanova 2002, Rutgers 2003-06, 2010-11,
2014-15, Florida International 2007-09, Penn
State 2017-18. Pro coach: Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2012-13, Miami Dolphins 2016,
joined Saints in 2019.
Peter Giunta, senior defensive assistant; born
August 11, 1956, Salem, Mass. Running
back/defensive back Northeastern 1974-77. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Penn
State 1981-83, Brown 1984-87, Lehigh 1988-
90. Pro coach: Philadelphia Eagles 1991-94,
New York Jets 1995-96, St. Louis Rams 1997-
2000, Kansas City Chiefs 2001-05, N.Y. Giants
2006-14, joined Saints in 2016.
Aaron Glenn, secondary; born July 16, 1972,
Humble, Texas. Defensive back Navarro (Texas)
College 1990-91, Texas A&M 1992-93. Pro
defensive back New York Jets 1994-2001,
Houston Texans 2002-04, Dallas Cowboys
2005-06, Jacksonville Jaguars 2007, New
Orleans Saints 2008. Pro coach: Cleveland
Browns 2014-15, joined Saints in 2016.
Michael Hodges, asst. linebackers; born
September 26, 1986, San Antonio. Linebacker
Air Force 2006, Texas A&M 2008-11. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Fresno State
2012-13, Eastern Illinois 2014-16. Pro coach:
Joined Saints in 2017.
Curtis Johnson, senior offensive assistant; born
November 5, 1961, New Orleans. Wide receiver
Idaho 1980-83. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Idaho 1987-88, San Diego State
1989-1993, Southern Methodist 1994, California
1995, Miami 1996-2005, Tulane (head coach)
2012-15. Pro coach: New Orleans Saints 2006-
11, Chicago Bears 2016, re-joined Saints in
2017.
Joe Lombardi, quarterbacks; June 6, 1971,
Seattle, Wash. Tight end Air Force 1991-94. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Dayton
1996-98, Virginia Military Institute 1999,
Bucknell 2000, Mercyhurst 2002-05. Pro coach:
New York/New Jersey Hitmen (XFL) 2001,
Atlanta Falcons 2006, New Orleans Saints 2007-
13, Detroit Lions 2014-15, re-joined Saints in
2016.
Ryan Nielsen, defensive line; born March 20,
1979, Simi Valley, Calif. Defensive tackle
Southern California 1997-2001. Pro defensive
tackle Los Angeles Avengers (AFL) 2004.
College coach: Southern California 2002, Idaho
2004, Mississippi 2005-07, Central Connecticut
State 2008-09, Tennessee-Martin 2010,
Northern Illinois 2011-12, North Carolina State
2013-16. Pro coach: Joined Saints in 2017.
Mike Nolan, linebackers, born March 7, 1959,
Baltimore, Md. Safety Oregon 1978-1980. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Oregon,
1981, Stanford 1982-83, Rice 1984-85,
Louisiana State 1986. Pro coach: Denver
Broncos 1987-92, 2009, New York Giants 1993-
96, Washington Redskins 1997-99, New York
Jets 2000, Baltimore Ravens 2001-04, San
Francisco 49ers 2005-08 (head coach), Miami
Dolphins 2010-11, Atlanta Falcons 2012-14, San
Diego Chargers 2015, joined Saints in 2017.
Brendan Nugent, asst. offensive line; born
February 14, 1983, Port Chester, N.Y. Linebacker
Catholic University 2001-04. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Iowa 2005-06,
William & Mary 2007-11. Pro coach: Montreal
Alouettes (CFL) 2012, Chicago Bears 2013-14,
joined Saints in 2015.
Kevin Petry, coaching assistant; born September
30, 1991, New Orleans. Attended Louisiana
State. No college or pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Joined Saints in 2017.
Darren Rizzi, special teams coordinator; born
July 21, 1970, Hillsdale, N.J. Tight end Rhode
Island 1988-1991. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Rhode Island 1992, Colgate
1993, New Haven 1993-97, New Haven 1999-
2001 (head coach), Northeastern 1998, Rutgers
(2002-07), Rhode Island 2008 (head coach). Pro
coach: Miami Dolphins 2009-2018, Joined
Saints in 2019.
Dan Roushar, offensive line; born September 27,
1960, Clinton, Iowa. Quarterback Northern
Illinois 1982-83. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Northern Illinois 1984, Butler
1986-92, Rhode Island 1993, Ball State 1994,
Illinois 1995-96, Northern Illinois 1997-2002,
Illinois 2003-04, Cincinnati 2005-06, Michigan
State 2007-12. Pro coach: Joined Saints in
2013.
Joel Thomas, running backs; born November 7,
1974, Port Angeles, Wash. Running back Idaho
1995-98. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Purdue 2000-01, Louisville 2002-03,
Idaho 2004-05, Purdue 2006-08, Washington
2009-2012, Arkansas 2013-14. Pro coach:
Joined Saints in 2015.
Leigh Torrence, defensive assistant; born
January 4, 1982, Atlanta. Cornerback Stanford
2001-04. Pro cornerback Atlanta Falcons 2005,
Washington Redskins 2006-08, New Orleans
Saints 2008-11. Pro coach: Joined Saints in
2016.
Rob Wenning, asst. strength and conditioning;
born December 10, 1984, Coldwater, Ohio.
Offensive line/tight end Findlay (Ohio) 2003-06.
No pro playing experience. College coach: Ohio
State 2007, Louisiana State 2008-09. Pro coach:
Joined Saints in 2010.
Michael Wilhoite, special teams assistant; born
December 7, 1986, Manhattan, Kan. Safety,
Washburn 2005-10. Pro linebacker Omaha
Nighthawks (UFL) 2011, San Francisco 49ers
2011-16, Seattle Seahawks 2017. Pro coach:
Joined Saints in 2019.
D.J. Williams, offensive assistant; born September
9, 1992, Baton Rouge, La. Quarterback Grambling
State 2011-14. No pro playing experience. Pro
coach: Joined Saints in 2019.
Brian Young, pass rush specialist; born July 8,
1977, Lawton, Okla. Defensive tackle Texas El-
Paso 1996-99. Pro defensive tackle St. Louis
Rams 2000-03, New Orleans Saints 2004-08.
Pro coach: Joined Saints in 2009.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
President/CEO: John K. Mara (716-621-33)
Chairman/EVP: Steve Tisch Records include postseason games
Treasurer: Jonathan Tisch 1925 Bob Folwell ......................8-4-0
Senior Vice President and General 1926 Joe Alexander ..................8-4-1
Manager: Dave Gettleman
1927-28 Earl Potteiger..................15-8-3
Senior Vice President and General
Counsel: William J. Heller, Esq. 1929-30 LeRoy Andrews*............24-5-1
Senior Vice President, Player Personnel: 1930 Benny Friedman-
Chris Mara Steve Owen......................2-0-0
Senior Vice President, Medical Services: 1931-53 Steve Owen............153-108-17
Ronnie Barnes 1954-60 Jim Lee Howell ............55-29-4
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial 1961-68 Allie Sherman...............57-54-4
Officer: Christine Procops 1969-73 Alex Webster................29-40-1
Senior Vice President, Communications: 1974-76 Bill Arnsparger** ...........7-28-0
Pat Hanlon 1976-78 John McVay .................14-23-0
National Football Conference Senior Vice President, Chief Commercial
1979-82 Ray Perkins..................24-35-0
East Division Officer: Pete Guelli
Vice President, Community Relations: 1983-90 Bill Parcells ..................85-52-1
Team Colors: Blue, Red, and White Frank Mara 1991-92 Ray Handley.................14-18-0
Quest Diagnostics Training Center Vice President of Communications: 1993-96 Dan Reeves..................32-34-0
1925 Giants Drive Corry Rush 1997-2003 Jim Fassel....................60-56-1
East Rutherford, New Jersey 07073 Vice President of Community & 2004-15 Tom Coughlin.............110-93-0
Telephone: (201) 935-8111 Corporate Relations: Allison Stangeby 2016-17 Ben McAdoo*** ..........13-16-0
2019 SCHEDULE Vice President of Marketing: 2017 Steve Spagnuolo ..............1-3-0
PRESEASON Rusty Hawley 2018 Pat Shurmur...................5-11-0
Vice President of Media and *Released after 15 games in 1930
Aug. 8 New York Jets ...................7:00 Partnerships: Dan Lynch
Aug. 16 Chicago .............................7:30 **Released after seven games in 1976
Vice President, Giants Entertainment: ***Released after 12 games in 2017
Aug. 22 at Cincinnati .......................7:00 Don Sperling
Aug. 29 at New England ..................7:30 Vice President of Finance: PAID ATTENDANCE
Steven Hamrahi
Home 606,187 Away 535,483
REGULAR SEASON Vice President, Team Operations:
Jim Phelan Total 1,141,670
Sep. 8 at Dallas.............................4:25
Vice President of Football Operations & Single-game home record,
Sep. 15 Buffalo...............................1:00
Assistant General Manager: 82,287 (1/1/12)
Sep. 22 at Tampa Bay .....................4:05
Kevin Abrams Single-season home record,
Sep. 29 Washington .......................1:00
Director of Pro Personnel: Ken Sternfeld 639,513 (2012)
Oct. 6 Minnesota .........................1:00 Assistant Director of Pro Personnel:
Oct. 10 at New England (Thu).........8:20 Matt Shauger 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Oct. 20 Arizona ..............................1:00 Director of Player Engagement: Round Name Pos. College
Oct. 27 at Detroit ............................1:00 David Tyree 1 Daniel Jones QB Duke
Nov. 4 Dallas (Mon)......................8:15 Director of College Scouting: Chris Pettit
Dexter Lawrence DT Clemson
Nov. 10 at New York Jets ................1:00 Director of Player Personnel: Mark Koncz
Asst. Director of Player Personnel: Deandre Baker DB Georgia
Nov. 17 BYE
Tim McDonnell 3 Oshane Ximines LB Old Dominion
Nov. 24 at Chicago..........................1:00
Scouting Coordinator: Chad Klunder 4 Julian Love DB Notre Dame
Dec. 1 Green Bay..........................1:00
Pro Scouts: Nick LaTesta, Corey Lockett 5 Ryan Connelly LB Wisconsin
Dec. 9 at Philadelphia (Mon)..........8:15 College Scouts: DJ Boisture, Darius Slayton WR Auburn
Dec. 15 Miami ................................1:00 Jeremy Breit, Marcus Cooper, 6 Corey Ballentine DB Washburn
Dec. 22 at Washington ....................1:00 Jeremiah Davis, Donnie Etheridge, 7 George Asafo-Adjei T Kentucky
Dec. 29 Philadelphia ......................1:00 Patrick Hanscomb, Ryan Jones, Chris Slayton DT Syracuse
* All times ET Marquis Pendleton, Brendan Prophett,
Steve Verderosa, Chris Watts
Stadium: MetLife Stadium Director, Team Operations: Jeff Conroy
(opened in 2010) Director of Ticketing: Amy Matlins
•Capacity: 82,500 Director of Creative Services:
East Rutherford, New Jersey 07073 Doug Murphy
Playing Surface: UBU Speed Series S5M Director of Corporate & Football
Communications: Jen Conley
Training Camp: Quest Diagnostics Training Center Assistant Head Athletic Trainer:
1925 Giants Drive Steve Kennelly
East Rutherford, N.J. 07073 Director, Rehabilitation: Leigh Weiss
METLIFE STADIUM Assistant Equipment Manager:
Tim Slaman
Video Director: Dave Maltese
Assistant Video Directors:
Carmen Pizzano, Steve Venditti
Football Operations Coordinator:
Ed Triggs
Director of Community Relations & Youth
Football: Ethan Medley
Vice President, Information Technology:
Justin Warren
Director of Information Technology:
Julie Glisky
Vice President of Security: Jerry Meade

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Manning 576 380 4299 66.0 21 11 47/358 92.4
08/09 L 10-20 Cleveland Lauletta 5 0 0 0.0 0 1 0/0 0.0
08/17 W 30-17 at Detroit Beckham 2 2 106 100.0 2 0 0/0 158.3
08/24 W 22-16 at N.Y. Jets Giants 583 382 4405 65.5 23 12 47/358 92.7
08/30 L 12-17 New England Opponents 560 362 4229 64.6 24 16 30/185 89.8

REGULAR SEASON (5-11) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Ogletree 5 61 12.2 20 2
09/09 L 15-20 Jacksonville Rosas 0 0 0 31/32 32/33 0 127 Riley 4 67 16.8 46 1
09/16 L 13-20 at Dallas Barkley 11 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 92 Ja. Jenkins 2 29 14.5 29 0
09/23 W 27-22 at Houston Beckham 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Thomas 2 26 13.0 26 0
09/30 L 18-33 New Orleans S. Shepard 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 26 Goodson 2 8 4.0 5 0
10/07 L 31-33 at Carolina Engram 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 20 Webb 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/11 L 13-34 Philadelphia Ogletree 0 0 2 0/0 0/0 0 12 Giants 16 191 11.9 46 3
10/22 L 20-23 at Atlanta R. Shepard 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 12 136 11.3 32t 1
10/28 L 13-20 Washington Ellison 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8
11/12 W 27-23 at San Francisco Fowler 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/18 W 38-35 Tampa Bay Gallman 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Dixon 71 3226 45.4 20 60
11/25 L 22-25 at Philadelphia Latimer 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Giants 71 3226 45.4 20 60
12/02 W 30-27 Chicago (OT) Manning 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 66 3071 46.5 31 65
12/09 W 40-16 at Washington Riley 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/16 L 0-17 Tennessee Simonson 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/23 L 27-28 at Indianapolis Giants 13 23 3 31/32 32/33 0 369 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/30 L 35-36 Dallas Opponents 18 24 3 39/39 31/35 0 412 J. Davis 12 4 89 7.4 23 0
(OT) Overtime 2-Pt Conv: Barkley, Engram, Ellison, S. Shepard. Henderson 9 3 68 7.6 21 0
Giants 4-7, Opponents 5-6. Beckham 8 2 34 4.3 16 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Clay 5 1 15 3.0 6 0
Giants 74 95 80 117 3 — 369 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Coley 2 1 6 3.0 6 0
Opponents 61 114 68 169 0 — 412 Barkley 261 1307 5.0 78t 11 Coleman 1 2 19 19.0 19 0
Gallman 51 176 3.5 9 1 Giants 37 13 231 6.2 23 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Engram 3 36 12.0 14 0 Opponents 27 16 177 6.6 27 0
Giants Opp. S. Shepard 3 33 11.0 27 0
Total First Downs 297 346 Penny 7 25 3.6 8 0 KICKOFF
Rushing 71 103 Manning 15 20 1.3 7 1 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Passing 208 205 Beckham 5 19 3.8 11 0 Coleman 23 598 26.0 51 0
Penalty 18 38 Stewart 6 17 2.8 5 0 J. Davis 7 171 24.4 32 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 76/206 87/206 Dixon 1 14 14.0 14 0 Latimer 5 123 24.6 34 0
3rd Down Pct. 36.9 42.2 Coleman 1 5 5.0 5 0 Henderson 5 112 22.4 30 0
4th Down: Made/Att 12/20 14/17 Lauletta 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0 Coley 2 27 13.5 21 0
4th Down Pct. 60.0 82.4 Giants 354 1650 4.7 78t 13 Beckham 1 26 26.0 26 0
Possession Avg. 28:44 31:16 Opponents 444 1898 4.3 64t 18 Simonson 1 12 12.0 12 0
Total Net Yards 5697 5942 Thomas 1 4 4.0 4 0
Avg. Per Game 356.1 371.4 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD S. Shepard 0 27 — 27 0
Total Plays 984 1034 Barkley 91 721 7.9 57t 4 Penny 0 -3 — -3 0
Avg. Per Play 5.8 5.7 Beckham 77 1052 13.7 51 6 Giants 45 1097 24.4 51 0
Net Yards Rushing 1650 1898 S. Shepard 66 872 13.2 58 4 Opponents 28 570 20.4 29 0
Avg. Per Game 103.1 118.6 Engram 45 577 12.8 54 3
Total Rushes 354 444 Ellison 25 272 10.9 29 1 FIELD
Net Yards Passing 4047 4044 Fowler 16 199 12.4 26 1 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Avg. Per Game 252.9 252.8 Gallman 14 89 6.4 21 0 Rosas 0/0 9/9 13/13 6/6 4/5
Sacked/Yards Lost 47/358 30/185 Latimer 11 190 17.3 39 1 Giants 0/0 9/9 13/13 6/6 4/5
Gross Yards 4405 4229 R. Shepard 10 188 18.8 49t 2 Opponents 0/0 7/7 12/13 6/8 6/7
Att./Completions 583/382 560/362 Simonson 9 86 9.6 24 1
Completion Pct. 65.5 64.6 Penny 8 50 6.3 16 0 SACKS No.
Had Intercepted 12 16 Coleman 5 71 14.2 30 0 Vernon 7.0
Punts/Average 71/45.4 66/46.5 J. Davis 4 40 10.0 22 0 Hill 5.5
Net Punting Avg. 71/41.8 66/42.7 Pulley 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0 Carter 4.0
Penalties/Yards 114/951 110/919 Giants 382 4405 11.5 58 23 T. Davis 2.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 16/7 19/5 Opponents 362 4229 11.7 79t 24 Edwards 2.0
Touchdowns 39 45 K. Martin 1.5
Rushing 13 18 Wynn 1.5
Passing 23 24 Barwin 1.0
Returns 3 3 Chandler 1.0
Mauro 1.0
Ogletree 1.0
Thomas 1.0
Webb 1.0
Goodson 0.5
Giants 30.0
Opponents 47.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Tiki Barber, 1997-2006.....................................................................10,449
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Eli Manning, 2004-18.......................................................................55,981
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Eli Manning, 2004-18............................................................................360
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Amani Toomer, 1996-2008....................................................................668
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Amani Toomer, 1996-2008.................................................................9,497
Interceptions ...................................................................Emlen Tunnell, 1948-58 ..........................................................................74
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Steve Weatherford, 2011-14 ................................................................46.3
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Ward Cuff, 1941-45 .............................................................................12.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Rocky Thompson, 1971-73..................................................................27.2
Field Goals ......................................................................Pete Gogolak, 1966-74 .........................................................................126
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Frank Gifford, 1952-64 ............................................................................78
Points..............................................................................Pete Gogolak, 1966-74 .........................................................................646
*Sacks............................................................................Michael Strahan, 1993-2007 ..............................................................141.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Tiki Barber, 2005 ................................................................................1,860
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Eli Manning, 2011 ..............................................................................4,933
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Y.A. Tittle, 1963.......................................................................................36
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Steve Smith, 2009.................................................................................107
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Victor Cruz, 2011...............................................................................1,536
Interceptions ...................................................................Otto Schnellbacher, 1951 ........................................................................11
Jim Patton, 1958.....................................................................................11
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Don Chandler, 1959 .............................................................................46.6
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Merle Hapes, 1942...............................................................................15.5
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................John Salscheider, 1949 ........................................................................31.6
Field Goals ......................................................................Ali Haji-Sheikh, 1983...............................................................................35
Jay Feely, 2005 .......................................................................................35
John Carney, 2008..................................................................................35
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Joe Morris, 1985 ....................................................................................21
Points..............................................................................Jay Feely, 2005 .....................................................................................148
*Sacks............................................................................Michael Strahan, 2001 .....................................................................**22.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Tiki Barber, 12-30-06 ............................................................................234
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Phil Simms, 10-13-85...........................................................................513
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Y.A. Tittle, 10-28-62 ..............................................................................**7
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Tiki Barber, 1-2-00 ..................................................................................13
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Del Shofner, 10-28-62...........................................................................269
Interceptions ...................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................3
Last time by Terry Kinard, 9-20-87
Field Goals ......................................................................Joe Danelo, 10-18-81 ...............................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Ron Johnson, 10-2-72 ..............................................................................4
Earnest Gray, 9-7-80.................................................................................4
Rodney Hampton, 9-24-95........................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Ron Johnson, 10-2-72 ............................................................................24
Earnest Gray, 9-7-80...............................................................................24
Rodney Hampton, 9-24-95......................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Osi Umenyiora, 9-30-07.........................................................................6.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
55 #Anderson, Jonathan LB 6-1 237 10/27/91 4 Texas Christian Corpus Christi, Texas FA-’19 0*
26 Barkley, Saquon RB 6-0 233 2/7/97 2 Penn State Bronx, N.Y. D1-’18 16/16
41 #Bethea, Antoine S 5-11 206 7/27/84 14 Howard Newport News, Va. FA-’19 16/16*
67 Brown, Evan C 6-2 305 9/16/96 2 Southern Methodist Dallas, Texas FA-’18 0*
59 Carter, Lorenzo LB 6-5 252 12/10/95 2 Georgia Norcross, Ga. D3-’18 15/2
36 Chandler, Sean S 5-10 200 4/27/96 2 Temple Camden, N.J. FA-’18 16/0
19 Coleman, Corey WR 5-11 185 8/8/94 4 Baylor Dallas, Texas FA-’18 8/1*
58 Davis, Tae LB 6-0 222 8/14/96 2 Tennessee-Chatt. Oxford, Ala. FA-’18 14/4
51 DeOssie, Zak LS 6-5 250 5/24/84 13 Brown No. Andover, Mass D4-’07 16/0
89 Dickerson, Garrett TE 6-2 244 12/30/95 2 Northwestern Englewood, N.J. FA-’18 4/0
9 Dixon, Riley P 6-5 227 8/24/93 4 Syracuse Oneida, N.Y. T(Den)-’18 16/0
85 Ellison, Rhett TE 6-5 254 10/3/88 8 Southern California Mountain View, Calif. UFA(Minn)-’17 14/12
88 Engram, Evan TE 6-3 240 9/2/94 3 Ole Miss Powder Springs, Ga. D1-’17 11/8
18 Fowler III, Bennie WR 6-1 212 6/10/91 5 Michigan State Bloomfield, Mich. FA-’18 10/5
22 Gallman Jr. , Wayne RB 6-0 217 10/1/94 3 Clemson Loganville, Ga. D4-’17 15/1
83 #Golden, Brittan WR 5-11 186 7/20/88 5 West Texas A&M Denver City, Texas FA-’19 0*
44 #Golden, Markus LB 6-3 260 3/13/91 5 Missouri St. Louis, Mo. FA-’19 11/11*
93 Goodson, B.J. LB 6-1 243 5/29/93 4 Clemson Lamar, S.C. D4-’16 15/13
75 Halapio, Jon C 6-3 317 6/23/91 3 Florida St. Petersburg, Fla. FA-’16 2/2
34 Haley, Grant CB 5-9 190 1/6/96 2 Penn State Atlanta, Ga. FA-’18 10/9
30 Hamilton, Antonio CB 6-0 190 1/24/93 4 South Carolina State Johnston, S.C. FA-’18 13/0
71 Hernandez, Will G 6-2 335 9/2/95 2 Texas-El Paso Las Vegas, Nev. D2-’18 16/16
95 Hill, B.J. DL 6-3 303 4/20/95 2 North Carolina State Oakboro, N.C. D3-’18 16/12
20 Jenkins, Janoris CB 5-10 190 10/29/88 8 North Alabama Pahokee, Fla. FA-’16 16/16
77 Jenkins, John DL 6-3 327 7/11/89 7 Georgia Meriden, Conn. FA-’19 7/0
33 Ladler, Kenny S 6-1 200 6/23/92 3 Vanderbilt Stone Mountain, Ga. FA-’18 8/0*
12 Latimer, Cody WR 6-2 217 10/10/92 6 Indiana Dayton, Ohio UFA(Den)-’18 6/2
17 Lauletta, Kyle QB 6-3 221 11/27/95 2 Richmond Exton, Pa. D4-’18 2/0
24 Lippett, Tony CB 6-3 192 7/2/92 5 Michigan State Detroit, Mich. FA-’18 3/0
10 Manning, Eli QB 6-5 218 1/3/81 16 Ole Miss New Orleans, La. T(SD)-’04 16/16
96 Martin, Kareem LB 6-6 263 2/19/92 6 North Carolina Roanoke Rapids, N.C. UFA(Ariz)-’18 16/7
90 McIntosh, RJ DL 6-4 283 6/2/96 2 Miami Fort Lauderdale, Fla. D5-’18 6/0
68 Mihalik, Brian T 6-9 315 8/21/92 4 Boston College Avon Lake, Ohio FA-’18 5/2
29 Moore, Kamrin DB 5-11 200 10/1/96 2 Boston College District Heights, Md. FA-’18 2/0
91 Moss, Avery LB 6-3 269 9/16/94 2 Youngstown State Tempe, Ariz. FA-’18 0
52 Ogletree, Alec LB 6-2 254 9/25/91 7 Georgia Newman, Ga. T(LAR)-’18 13/13
39 Penny, Eli RB 6-1 234 8/17/93 3 Idaho Norwalk, Calif. FA-’18 14/3
46 #Pepper, Taybor LS 6-4 245 5/28/94 2 Michigan Saline, Mich. FA-’19 0*
21 t- Peppers, Jabrill S 5-11 213 10/4/95 3 Michigan East Orange, N.J. T(Cle)-’19 16/16*
23 Perkins, Paul RB 5-11 214 11/16/94 4 UCLA Chandler, Ariz. D5-’16 0*
72 #Pierre, Olsen DL 6-5 293 8/27/91 4 Miami Rahway, N.J. FA-’19 10/1
77 Pulley, Spencer C 6-4 308 4/3/93 4 Vanderbilt Memphis, Tenn. FA-’18 9/2
74 Remmers, Mike T 6-5 310 4/11/89 7 Oregon State Portland, Ore. FA-’19 16/16*
2 Rosas, Aldrick K 6-3 233 12/30/94 3 Southern Oregon Orland, Calif. FA-’17 16/0
81 Shepard, Russell WR 6-1 199 9/17/90 7 Louisiana State Houston, Texas FA-’19 12/0
87 Shepard, Sterling WR 5-10 203 2/10/94 4 Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla. D2-’16 16/16
82 Simonson, Scott TE 6-5 261 4/13/92 5 Assumption Red Bank, N.J. FA-’18 16/4
62 Slade, Chad G 6-5 315 5/4/92 2 Auburn Moody, Ala. FA-’19 0*
45 Smith, Rod RB 6-3 235 1/10/92 5 Ohio State Joplin, Mo. FA-’19 16/1*
76 Solder, Nate T 6-8 320 4/12/88 9 Colorado Denver, Colo. UFA(NE)-’18 16/16
57 Stupar, Nate LB 6-2 240 3/14/88 7 Penn State State College, Pa. FA-’18 16/1
3 Tanney, Alex QB 6-3 209 11/11/87 4 Monmouth (IL) Lexington, Ill. FA-’18 0
15 Tate, Golden WR 5-10 197 8/2/88 10 Notre Dame Hendersonville, Tenn. FA-’19 15/7*
31 Thomas, Michael S 5-10 196 3/17/90 6 Stanford Houston, Texas UFA(Mia)-’18 16/6
94 Tomlinson, Dalvin DL 6-3 318 2/28/94 3 Alabama McDonogh, Ga. D2-’17 16/16
63 Wheeler, Chad T 6-7 317 1/19/94 3 Southern California Santa Monica, Calif. FA-’17 16/14
70 t- Zeitler, Kevin G 6-4 315 3/8/90 8 Wisconsin Waukesha, Wis. T(Cle)-’19 16/16*

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* Anderson last active with Chicago in ’17; Bethea played 16 games with Arizona in ’18; Coleman spent time on Giants, Bills and Patriots
practice squad in ’18; B. Golden last active with Arizona in ’17; M. Golden played in 11 games in ’18 with Arizona; Ladler played 5
games with Washington and 3 with Giants; Moss spent the ’18 season on the Giants practice squad; Pepper last active with Green Bay
in ’17; Peppers played 16 games with Cleveland; Perkins missed ’18 season on reserve/non-football injury list; Pierre played 10 games
with Arizona; Remmers played 16 games with Minnesota; Slade played spent time on the Texans practice squad in ’18; Smith played 16
games with Dallas; Tate played 7 games with Detroit and 8 games with Philadelphia; Zeitler played 16 games with Cleveland.

t- Giants traded for Peppers (Cle) and Zeitler (Cle).

# Unrestricted Free Agent; subject to developments.

Also played with Giants in ’18—WR Jawill Davis (7 games), LB Ukeme Eligwe (10).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Adams, Paul T 6-5 317 5/17/95 Missouri Nashville, Tenn. FA
Adewusi, Tenny S 5-11 199 5/13/97 Delaware Avenel, N.J. FA
Akinmoladun, Freedom DE 6-3 284 2/11/96 Nebraska Grandview, Mo. FA
Anderson, Ryan P 6-1 203 12/30/94 Rutgers DeWitt, Mich. FA
Asafo-Adjei, George T 6-5 315 1/12/97 Kentucky West Chester, Ohio D7
Baker, DeAndre CB 5-11 193 11/4/97 Georgia Miami, Fla. D1
Ballentine, Corey CB 6-0 204 4/13/96 Washburn Topeka, Kan. D6
Carlock, Jake DB 6-3 225 10/2/96 Long Island Babylon, N.Y. FA
Ceresna, Jake DL 6-5 291 7/9/94 Cortland State New Fairfield, Conn. FA
Connelly, Ryan LB 6-3 242 10/32/95 Wisconsin Eden Prairie, Minn. D5
Conrad, CJ TE 6-4 246 5/9/96 Kentucky LaGrange, Ohio FA
Droogsma, Austin G 6-4 345 3/4/95 Florida St. Gulf Breeze, Fla. FA
Dungey, Eric QB/TE 6-3 220 6/12/96 Syracuse Lake Oswego, Ore. FA
Gates, Nick (1) G 6-5 307 11/27/95 Nebraska Las Vegas, Nev. FA
Harris, Jeremiah LB 6-3 243 9/15/96 Eastern Michigan Lambertville, Mich. FA
Harvey, Nate LB 5-11 237 9/15/96 East Carolina Knightdale, N.C. FA
Hilliman, Jon RB 5-11 216 11/14/95 Rutgers Plainfield, N.J. FA
Jenkins, Alex DL 6-4 258 1/15/93 Incarnate Word Bath, England FA
Jones, Daniel QB 6-5 221 5/27/97 Duke Charlotte, N.C. D1
Lawrence, Dexter DL 6-4 342 11/12/97 Clemson Wake Forest, N.C. D1
Love, Julian CB 5-11 193 3/19/98 Notre Dame Westchester, Ill. D4
McLaurin, Mark LB 6-1 212 4/11/97 Mississippi State Collins, Miss. FA
O'Hagan, James G 6-1 300 9/19/96 Buffalo Seaford, N.Y. FA
Russell, Alonzo (1) WR 6-3 206 9/29/92 Toledo Washington, D.C. FA-'18
Salako, Victor (1) OL 6-5 316 11/4/93 Oklahoma State Huntsville, Ala. FA-'18
Slayton, Chris DL 6-4 307 8/1/96 Syracuse University Park, Ill. D7
Slayton, Darius WR 6-2 190 1/12/97 Auburn Norcross, Ga. D5
Tauaefa, Josiah LB 6-1 232 3/5/97 Texas-San Antonio Corinth, Texas FA
Thieneman. Jacob S 5-11 205 2/29/96 Purdue Noblesville, Ind. FA
Toliver, Henre' (1) CB 6-0 190 10/21/96 Arkansas Marrero, La. FA
Wesley, Alex WR 5-11 190 10/27/95 Northern Colorado Murphy, Texas FA
White Jr., Reggie WR 6-2 208 3/10/96 Monmouth Randallstown, Md. FA
Ximines, Oshane LB 6-4 255 12/7/96 Old Dominion Queens, N.Y. D3
Zamort, Ronald (1) CB 5-10 174 11/10/91 Western Michigan Delray Beach, Fla. FA-'18

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Pat Shurmur
Pro Career: Pat Shurmur was named the 18th head
coach in Giants franchise history on January 22,
2018. In his first season, the Giants’ per-game
averages in points and rushing and passing
yardage all improved. Shurmur came to the Giants
after being named the NFL Assistant Coach of the
Year by the Pro Football Writers Association when
he served as offensive coordinator of the Minnesota
Vikings. This is the second head coaching assign-
ment for Shurmur, who led the Cleveland Browns
from 2011-12. A 20-year NFL coaching veteran
Shurmur has been a part of teams that have quali-
fied for the playoffs nine times, won seven division
titles, and advanced to one Super Bowl (he was on
the Eagles’ staff when they played in Super Bowl
XXXIX vs. New England). In 2017, the Vikings were
one of four teams with an NFL-best 13-3 record.
Minnesota finished 10th in the NFL in scoring, 11th
in total yardage, and were third in the league in
third-down conversion percentage. In 2016,
Shurmur joined the Vikings as their tight ends
coach. For the final nine games of the season, he
was also the team’s offensive coordinator, a title he
retained last year. Prior to his arrival in Minnesota,
and in between his Cleveland head coaching tenure,
Shurmur was an assistant for Philadelphia (1999-
2008, 2013-15) and the St. Louis Rams (2009-
2010). Career record: 15-34.
Background: A four-year letterman at Michigan
State, Shurmur earned All-Big Ten conference hon-
ors and All-America honorable mention accolades
as a center his senior year (1987). Shurmur was a
co-captain as a senior when the Spartans defeated
USC in the Rose Bowl. Shurmur earned a master’s
degree in financial administration and was the first-
ever graduate student football player at MSU.
Coached collegiately at Michigan State (1988-
1997) and Stanford (1998).
Personal: Born April 14, 1965 in Ann Arbor, Mich.
He and his wife Jennifer have four children - daugh-
ters Allyson, Erica and Claire, and a son, Kyle.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Henry Baker, asst. defensive backs; born Aug. 11,
1976, Paterson, N.J. Defensive back Maryland
1994-97. Pro defensive back New Jersey Red
Dogs (AFL) 1999, Carolina Cobras (AFL) 2004,
Norfolk Nighthawks (AFL2), Albany Firebirds
(AFL2), Kansas City Chiefs 2003. College coach:
Maryland 2008-09, East Stroudsburg 2010,
Delaware 2011-16, Rutgers 2017, North Carolina
2018. Pro coach: Joined Giants in 2019.
James Bettcher, defensive coordinator; born May
27, 1978, Lakeville, Ind. Offensive lineman St.
Francis (IN) 1999-2002. No pro playing experience.
College coach: St. Francis (IN) 2003-05, Bowling
Green 2006, North Carolina 2007-09, Ball State
2010, New Hampshire 2011. Pro coach:
Indianapolis Colts 2012, Arizona Cardinals 2013-
17, joined Giants in 2018.
Anthony Blevins, asst. special teams; born July 23,
1976, Birmingham, Ala. Cornerback Alabama-
Birmingham 1996-98. Pro cornerback Birmingham
Steeldogs (AFL2) 2000, Birmingham Thunderbolts
(XFL) 2000-01. College coach: Tennessee-Martin
2008, Tennessee State 2009-2011, Alabama-
Birmingham 2012. Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals
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2013-2017, joined Giants in 2018.
Bobby Blick, defensive assistant; born September
8, 1984, Fort Bragg, N.C. Attended North Carolina
State. No college or pro playing experience. College
coach: North Carolina State 2007-2010, Elon
2011-13, Georgia Tech 2014, Samford 2014-15,
Army 2016. Pro coach: Joined Giants in 2017.
Joe Danos, performance manager; born January 2,
1981, New Orleans, La. Attended Louisiana State.
No college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Louisiana State 2005-06, Southern
Methodist 2007-09, Florida State 2010-12. Pro
coach: Joined Giants in 2013.
Mike Dawson, outside linebackers; born March 7,
1975, Melrose, Mass. Linebacker/defensive end
Massachusetts 1995-1997. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: UMass-Lowell 1998, Maine
1998, Pittsburgh 1999, New Hampshire 2000-05,
Akron 2006-08, Boston College 2009-2011,
Central Florida 2016-2017, Nebraska 2018. Pro
coach: Philadelphia Eagles 2013-2015, joined
Giants in 2019.
Gary Emanuel, defensive line; born October 30,
1958, New London, Conn. Offensive lineman
Westchester (N.Y.) C.C. 1976-78, Plymouth State
1979-1980. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Plymouth State 1981-84, West Chester
1985-86, Massachusetts 1986-88, Dartmouth
1988-1991, Syracuse 1991-93, Washington State
1994-96, Purdue 1997-2004, San Jose State
2007, Rutgers 2008-09, Purdue 2010-11. Pro
coach: San Francisco 49ers 2005-06, Indianapolis
Colts 2012-2017, joined Giants in 2018.
Hal Hunter, offensive line; born July 8, 1959,
Canonsburg, Pa. Linebacker Northwestern 1978.
No pro playing experience. College coach: William
& Mary 1982, Pittsburgh 1983-84, Columbia 1985,
Indiana (PA) 1986, Akron 1987-1990, Vanderbilt
1991-94, Louisiana State 1995-99, Indiana 2000-
01, North Carolina 2002-05. Pro coach: San Diego
Chargers 2006-2012, Indianapolis Colts 2013-15,
Cleveland Browns 2016, joined Giants in 2018.
Craig Johnson, running backs; born March 3,
1960, Rome, N.Y. Attended Wyoming. No college or
pro playing experience. College coach: Wyoming
1983, Arkansas 1984, Army 1985, Rutgers 1986-
88, Virginia Military Institute 1989-1991,
Northwestern 1992-96, Maryland 1997-99. Pro
coach: Tennessee Titans 2000-2010, Minnesota
Vikings 2011-13, joined Giants in 2014.
Thomas McGaughey, special teams coordinator;
born May 8, 1973, Chicago, Ill. Safety Houston
1991-1995. Pro safety Philadelphia Eagles 1996,
Barcelona Dragons (NFLE) 1997. College coach:
Houston 1997, 2003-04, Louisiana State 2011-13.
Pro coach: Kansas City Chiefs 2002, Denver
Broncos 2005-06, New York Giants 2007-2010,
New York Jets 2014, San Francisco 49ers 2015,
Carolina Panthers 2016-17, joined Giants in 2018.
Bill McGovern, linebackers, born December 31,
1962, Oradell, N.J. Safety Holy Cross 1981-84. No
pro playing experience. College coach:
Pennsylvania 1985, Holy Cross 1986-87, 1991-92,
Massachusetts 1987-1990, Boston College 1994-
96, 2008-2012, Pittsburgh 1997-99. Pro coach:
Philadelphia Eagles 2013-15, joined Giants in
2016.
Pratik Patel, director of performance nutrition; born
May 28, 1985, Shawnee, Kan. Attended Kansas
State. No college or pro playing experience. College
coach: Kansas State 2010-12, Michigan State
2012-14, Oregon 2014-17. Pro coach: Joined
Giants in 2017.
Tom Quinn, asst. special teams; born January 27,
1968, Pasadena, Calif. Linebacker Arizona 1986-
1990. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Davidson College 1991, James Madison 1992-94,
Boston 1995, Holy Cross 1996-98, San Jose State
1999-2001, Stanford 2002-05. Pro coach: Joined
Giants in 2006.
Ryan Roeder, offensive assistant; born February
14, 1980, Bethlehem, Pa. Quarterback Albany
1999-2002. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Holy Cross 2004, Temple 2006-08, Rhode
Island 2009, Princeton 2010-12. Pro coach: Joined
Giants in 2013.
Mike Shula, offensive coordinator; born June 3,
1965, Baltimore, Md. Quarterback Alabama 1984-
86. Pro quarterback Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1987.
College coach: Alabama 2003-06 (head coach).
Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1988-1990,
1996-99, Miami Dolphins 1991-92, 2000-02,
Chicago Bears 1993-95, Jacksonville Jaguars
2007-2010, Carolina Panthers 2011-17, joined
Giants in 2018.
Thomas Stallworth, asst. strength and condition-
ing; born March 2, 1979, Nashville, Tenn.
Linebacker Tennessee 1997-2001. No pro playing
experience. College coach: South Carolina State
2004-08, Grambling State 2008-2012, Mississippi
State 2013-14, North Carolina State 2015, Texas
Tech 2016, Fresno State 2016-17, Western
Kentucky 2017. Pro coach: Joined Giants in 2018.
Tyke Tolbert, wide receivers; born September 15,
1967, Conroe, Texas. Wide receiver Louisiana State
1988-1990. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Louisiana State 1994, Ohio 1995, Northeast
Louisiana 1995-97, Auburn 1998, Louisiana-
Lafayette 1999-2001, Florida 2002. Pro coach:
Arizona Cardinals 2003, Buffalo Bills 2004-09,
Carolina Panthers 2010, Denver Broncos 2011-
2017, joined Giants in 2018.
Aaron Wellman, strength and conditioning; April
18, 1974, Ligonier, Ind. Safety Manchester (IN)
1993-96. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Indiana 1996-2000, Michigan State 2001-
03, Ball State 2004-09, San Diego State 2009-
2011, Michigan 2011-14, Notre Dame 2015. Pro
coach: Joined Giants in 2016.
Lunda Wells, tights ends; born February 10, 1983,
Baker, Ala. Offensive line Southern 2003-07. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Louisiana State
2008-2011. Pro coach: Joined Giants in 2012.
Ben Wilkerson, asst. offensive line; born November
22, 1982, Port Arthur, Texas. Offensive lineman
Louisiana State 2001-04. Pro offensive lineman
Cincinnati Bengals 2006, Atlanta Falcons 2007-08.
College coach: Louisiana State 2011, Grambling
State 2012-13. Pro coach: Chicago Bears 2015-
17, joined Giants in 2018.
Everett Withers, defensive backs; born June 15,
1963, Charlotte, N.C. Defensive back Appalachian
State 1981-1984. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Austin Peay State 1988-1990,
Tulane 1991, Southern Miss 1992-93, Louisville
1995-97, Texas 1998-2000, Minnesota 2007,
North Carolina 2008-2011, Ohio State 2012-13,
James Madison 2014-15, Texas State 2016-18.
Pro coach: New Orleans 1994, Tennessee Titans
2001-2006, joined Giants in 2019.
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East Division
Team Colors: Midnight Green, Silver, Black,
and White
NovaCare Complex
One NovaCare Way
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19145
Telephone: (215) 463-2500
2019 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON
Aug. 8 Tennessee .........................7:30
Aug. 15 at Jacksonville....................7:00
Aug. 22 Baltimore...........................7:30
Aug. 29 at New York Jets ................7:00
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 8 Washington .......................1:00
Sep. 15 at Atlanta............................8:20
Sep. 22 Detroit ...............................1:00
Sep. 26 at Green Bay (Thu) .............8:20
Oct. 6 New York Jets ...................1:00
Oct. 13 at Minnesota ......................1:00
Oct. 20 at Dallas...........................*8:20
Oct. 27 at Buffalo ...........................1:00
Nov. 3 Chicago .............................1:00
Nov. 10 BYE
Nov. 17 New England .....................4:25
Nov. 24 Seattle.............................*8:20
Dec. 1 at Miami.............................1:00
Dec. 9 New York Giants (Mon)......8:15
Dec. 15 at Washington ...................1:00
Dec. 22 Dallas ................................4:25
Dec. 29 at New York Giants .............1:00
* All times ET; Sunday night games in
Weeks 5-16 subject to change
Stadium: Lincoln Financial Field
(opened in 2003)
•Capacity: 69,696
One Lincoln Financial Field Way
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19148
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Training Camp: NovaCare Complex
One NovaCare Way
Philadelphia, PA 19145
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PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: (600-623-26)
Jeffrey Lurie
President: Don Smolenski Records include postseason games
Executive Vice President of Football 1933-35 Lud Wray .......................9-21-1
Operations: Howie Roseman 1936-40 Bert Bell .......................10-44-2
Senior Vice President of Revenue and
Strategy: Catherine Carlson 1941-50 Earle (Greasy) Neale* ...66-44-5
Senior Vice President, General Counsel: 1951 Alvin (Bo) McMillin** .......2-0-0
Aileen Dagrosa 1951 Wayne Millner...................2-8-0
Senior Vice President of Communications
and Community Affairs: 1952-55 Jim Trimble...................25-20-3
Brandon Boone 1956-57 Hugh Devore ..................7-16-1
Senior Vice President, Chief Financial 1958-60 Lawrence (Buck) Shaw..20-16-1
Officer: Frank Gumienny
Senior Vice President, Media and 1961-63 Nick Skorich .................15-24-3
Marketing: Jen Kavanagh 1964-68 Joe Kuharich ................28-41-1
Senior Vice President of Operations: 1969-71 Jerry Williams*** ..........7-22-2
Jason Miller
President Eagles Charitable Foundation, 1971-72 Ed Khayat.......................8-15-2
Eagles Social Responsibility: 1973-75 Mike McCormack .........16-25-1
Christina Weiss Lurie 1976-82 Dick Vermeil .................57-51-0
Vice President of Player Personnel:
Joe Douglas 1983-85 Marion Campbell**** ..17-29-1
Vice President of Football Operations: 1985 Fred Bruney......................1-0-0
Andrew Berry 1986-90 Buddy Ryan..................43-38-1
Vice President of Equipment Operations:
Greg Delimitros 1991-94 Rich Kotite....................37-29-0
Vice President of Team Security/Chief 1995-98 Ray Rhodes..................30-36-1
Security Officer: Dom DiSandro 1999-2012 Andy Reid.................140-102-1
Vice President of Football Technology:
Patrick Dolan 2013-15 Chip Kelly# ..................26-22-0
Vice President of Football Operations and 2015 Pat Shurmur .....................1-0-0
Compliance: Jon Ferrari
Vice President of Football Operations and 2016-18 Doug Pederson.............33-20-0
Strategy: Alec Halaby * Co-coach with Walt Kiesling in Philadelphia-
Vice President of Football Administration: Pittsburgh merger in 1943
Jake Rosenberg ** Retired after two games in 1951
Vice President, Office of the Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer: *** Released after three games in 1971
Tina D’Orazio **** Released after 15 games in 1985
Vice President of Ticket & Fan Services: # Released after 15 games in 2015
Laini DeLawter
Vice President of Corporate Partner PAID ATTENDANCE
Activation: Tracy Foster
Vice President of Content & Production: Home 544,972 Away 562,790
Eric Long Total 1,107,762
Vice President of Corporate Partnerships: Single-game home record,
Brian Napoli
Vice President of Human Resources: 72,111 (11/1/81)
Kristie Pappal Single-season home record,
Vice President of Marketing: 557,325 (1980)
Brian Papson
Vice President of Information
Technology: John Pawling 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Director of Premium Sales and Service:
Mat Warner Round Name Pos. College
Director of Finance Operations: 1 Andre Dillard T Washington St.
Greg McDonald 2 Miles Sanders RB Penn St.
Director of Financial Reporting:
Tony Orazi J.J. Arcega-Whiteside WR Stanford
Director of Grounds: Tony Leonard 4 Shareef Miller DE Penn St.
Director of Community Relations: 5 Clayton Thorson QB Northwestern
Julie Hirshey
Director of Facilities: Ryan Hummel
Director of Facilities Security: JP Hayslip
Director of Event Operations:
Chris Sharkoski
Director of Public Relations:
Brett Strohsacker
Director of Player Personnel: Andy Weidl
Director of Player Engagement:
Paul Lancaster
Director of Team Travel and Football
Logistics: Dan Ryan
Director of Premium Development:
Greg DeLuca
Director of High Performance:
Shaun Huls
Director of Rehabilitation:
Shireen Mansoori, DPT, OCS
Head Athletic Trainer:
Jerome Reid
Associate Head Athletic Trainer:
Joseph O’Pella
Director of Legal and Government Affairs:
Marla Axelrod
Director of Fan Experience: Norman
Vossschulte
Director of Ticketing: Kevin Sorli
Merchandise Director: Emily McNichol
Executive Director, Eagles Autism
Challenge: Ryan Hammond
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (1-3) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Wentz 401 279 3074 69.6 21 7 31/202 102.2
08/09 L 14-31 Pittsburgh Foles 195 141 1413 72.3 7 4 9/47 96.0
08/16 L 20-37 at New England Sudfeld 2 1 22 50.0 1 0 0/0 129.2
08/23 L 0-5 at Cleveland Agholor 1 1 15 100.0 0 0 0/0 118.8
08/30 W 10-9 N.Y. Jets Eagles 599 422 4524 70.5 29 11 40/249 100.7
Opponents 626 417 4619 66.6 22 10 44/311 93.4
REGULAR SEASON (9-7)
Date Result Opponent TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/06 W 18-12 Atlanta SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Douglas 3 14 4.7 17 0
09/16 L 21-27 at Tampa Bay Elliott 0 0 0 33/35 26/31 0 111 Maddox 2 23 11.5 23 0
09/23 W 20-16 Indianapolis Ertz 0 8 0 0/0 0/0 0 48 C. Graham 1 29 29.0 29 0
09/30 L 23-26 at Tennessee (OT) Jeffery 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Jenkins 1 25 25.0 25 0
10/07 L 21-23 Minnesota Smallwood 3 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 32 Grugier-Hill 1 24 24.0 24 0
10/11 W 34-13 at N.Y. Giants Agholor 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Darby 1 16 16.0 16 0
10/21 L 17-21 Carolina Goedert 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Gerry 1 8 8.0 8 0
10/28 W 24-18 at Jacksonville Adams 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 20 Eagles 10 139 13.9 29 0
11/11 L 20-27 Dallas Ajayi 3 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 20 Opponents 11 153 13.9 40 0
11/18 L 7-48 at New Orleans Sproles 1 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
11/25 W 25-22 N.Y. Giants Clement 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/03 W 28-13 Washington Matthews 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Johnston 61 2937 48.1 24 68
12/09 L 23-29 at Dallas (OT) Tate 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 L. Johnson 0 0 — — 0
12/16 W 30-23 at L.A. Rams Eagles 12 29 0 33/35 26/31 0 367 Eagles 61 2937 48.1 24 68
12/23 W 32-30 Houston Opponents 14 22 1 28/32 32/37 0 348 Opponents 65 2999 46.1 20 65
12/30 W 24-0 at Washington 2-Pt Conv: Adams, Ajayi, Clements, Smallwood,
Tate. PUNT
POSTSEASON (1-1) Eagles 5-6, Opponents 2-4. RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
Date Result Opponent Carter 10 0 103 10.3 42 0
01/06 W 16-15 at Chicago RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Sproles 10 9 83 8.3 14 0
01/13 L 14-20 at New Orleans Adams 120 511 4.3 29 3 Clement 6 2 17 2.8 10 0
Smallwood 87 364 4.2 15 3 Tate 5 0 13 2.6 12 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Clement 68 259 3.8 32 2 Agholor 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Eagles 41 107 101 115 3 — 367 Ajayi 45 184 4.1 20 3 T. Sullivan 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Opponents 61 108 53 114 12 — 348 Sproles 29 120 4.1 17 1 Eagles 33 11 216 6.5 42 0
Wentz 34 93 2.7 13 0 Opponents 31 16 194 6.3 23 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Agholor 3 32 10.7 16 0
Eagles Opp. Foles 9 17 1.9 4 0 KICKOFF
Total First Downs 346 308 Sudfeld 2 -2 -1.0 -1 0 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
Rushing 94 71 Tate 1 -8 -8.0 -8 0 Clement 13 333 25.6 48 0
Passing 221 215 Eagles 398 1570 3.9 32 12 Carter 10 204 20.4 30 0
Penalty 31 22 Opponents 332 1551 4.7 90t 14 Scott 4 96 24.0 35 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 84/205 71/201 Gibson 3 57 19.0 30 0
3rd Down Pct. 41.0 35.3 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Smallwood 2 33 16.5 17 0
4th Down: Made/Att 14/23 11/19 Ertz 116 1163 10.0 34 8 Sproles 1 2 2.0 2 0
4th Down Pct. 60.9 57.9 Jeffery 65 843 13.0 52 6 Eagles 33 725 22.0 48 0
Possession Avg. 32:03 27:57 Agholor 64 736 11.5 83t 4 Opponents 24 540 22.5 46 0
Total Net Yards 5845 5859 Goedert 33 334 10.1 32t 4
Avg. Per Game 365.3 366.2 Tate 30 278 9.3 32 1 FIELD
Total Plays 1037 1002 Smallwood 28 230 8.2 36t 2 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Avg. Per Play 5.6 5.8 Clement 22 192 8.7 23 0 Elliott 0/0 7/7 10/11 7/8 2/5
Net Yards Rushing 1570 1551 Matthews 20 300 15.0 56t 2 Eagles 0/0 7/7 10/11 7/8 2/5
Avg. Per Game 98.1 96.9 Sproles 15 160 10.7 37t 2 Opponents 1/1 10/11 11/11 4/7 6/7
Total Rushes 398 332 Adams 7 58 8.3 13 0
Net Yards Passing 4275 4308 Aiken 6 53 8.8 18 0 SACKS No.
Avg. Per Game 267.2 269.3 Perkins 5 67 13.4 30 0 Cox 10.5
Sacked/Yards Lost 40/249 44/311 Ajayi 5 20 4.0 12 0 Bennett 9.0
Gross Yards 4524 4619 Carter 2 21 10.5 11 0 Long 6.5
Att./Completions 599/422 626/417 Gibson 1 48 48.0 48 0 B. Graham 4.0
Completion Pct. 70.5 66.6 Foles 1 10 10.0 15 0 Hicks 3.0
Had Intercepted 11 10 Rodgers 1 7 7.0 7 0 Barnett 2.5
Punts/Average 61/48.1 65/46.1 Wentz 1 4 4.0 4 0 Bradham 2.0
Net Punting Avg. 61/42.7 65/42.2 Eagles 422 4524 10.7 83t 29 Grugier-Hill 1.0
Penalties/Yards 100/852 115/995 Opponents 417 4619 11.1 75t 22 Hester 1.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 29/12 22/7 Jenkins 1.0
Touchdowns 41 37 Ngata 1.0
Rushing 12 14 Vaeao 1.0
Passing 29 22 Da. Hall 0.5
Returns 0 1 Hector 0.5
Maddox 0.5
Eagles 44.0
Opponents 40.0

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................LeSean McCoy, 2009-14....................................................................6,792
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Donovan McNabb, 1999-2009 .........................................................32,873
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Donovan McNabb, 1999-2009 ..............................................................216
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Harold Carmichael, 1971-83 .................................................................589
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Harold Carmichael, 1971-83 ..............................................................8,978
Interceptions ...................................................................Bill Bradley, 1969-76...............................................................................34
Eric Allen, 1988-94 .................................................................................34
Brian Dawkins, 1996-2008......................................................................34
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Donnie Jones, 2013-17........................................................................45.4
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Ernie Steele, 1942-48...........................................................................16.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Josh Huff, 2014-16 ..............................................................................27.7
Field Goals ......................................................................David Akers, 1999-2010 .......................................................................294
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Harold Carmichael, 1971-83 ...................................................................79
Points..............................................................................David Akers, 1999-2010 ....................................................................1,323
*Sacks............................................................................Reggie White, 1985-92 ......................................................................124.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................LeSean McCoy, 2013 .........................................................................1,607
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Donovan McNabb, 2008 ....................................................................3,916
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Carson Wentz, 2017................................................................................33
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Zach Ertz, 2018 ....................................................................................116
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Mike Quick, 1983...............................................................................1,409
Interceptions ...................................................................Bill Bradley, 1971 ....................................................................................11
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Cameron Johnson, 2018 ......................................................................48.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Steve Van Buren, 1944.........................................................................15.3
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Al Nelson, 1972 ...................................................................................29.1
Field Goals ......................................................................Caleb Sturgis, 2016 ................................................................................35
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................LeSean McCoy, 2011 ..............................................................................20
Points..............................................................................Cody Parkey, 2014 ................................................................................150
*Sacks............................................................................Reggie White, 1987..............................................................................21.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................LeSean McCoy, 12-8-13 .......................................................................217
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Nick Foles, 12-23-18 ............................................................................471
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Adrian Burk, 10-17-54 ..........................................................................**7
Nick Foles, 11-3-13...............................................................................**7
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Zach Ertz, 12-20-14................................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Tommy McDonald, 12-10-61 ................................................................237
Interceptions ...................................................................Russ Craft, 9-24-50 ..............................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Tom Dempsey, 11-12-72...........................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Many times ...............................................................................................4
Last time by Brian Westbrook, 11-27-08
Points..............................................................................Bobby Walston, 10-17-54 .......................................................................25
*Sacks............................................................................Clyde Simmons, 9-15-91 .......................................................................4.5
Hugh Douglas, 10-18-98........................................................................4.5

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
33 Adams, Josh RB 6-2 225 10/29/96 2 Notre Dame Warrington, Pa. FA-’18 14/5
13 Agholor, Nelson WR 6-0 198 5/24/93 5 Southern California Tampa, Fla. D1-’15 16/16
96 Barnett, Derek DE 6-3 259 6/25/96 3 Tennessee Brentwood, Tenn. D1-’17 6/6
59 Bello, B.J. LB 6-3 229 10/31/94 2 Illinois State New Lenox, Ill. FA-’18 3/0
53 Bradham, Nigel LB 6-2 241 9/4/89 8 Florida State Crawfordville, Fla. UFA(Buff)-’16 15/15
79 Brooks, Brandon G 6-5 335 8/19/89 8 Miami (OH) Milwaukee, Wis. UFA(Hou)-’16 16/16
51 Brown, Zach LB 6-1 250 10/23/89 8 North Carolina Columbia, Md. UFA(Wash)-’19 16/12*
66 Burwell, Tyreek T 6-6 310 2/3/95 3 Cincinnati Huntington Station, N.Y. FA-’19 0*
30 Clement, Corey RB 5-10 220 3/11/92 3 Wisconsin Glassboro, N.J. FA-’17 11/0
39 Countess, Blake S 5-10 191 8/8/93 4 Auburn Olney, Md. W(LAR)-’19 16/1
91 Cox, Fletcher DT 6-4 310 11/2/94 8 Mississippi State Yazoo City, Miss. D1-’12 16/16
75 Curry, Vinny DE 6-3 279 12/13/90 8 Marshall Neptune, N.J. FA-’19 12/7*
21 Darby, Ronald CB 5-11 193 6/30/88 5 Florida State Oxon Hill, Md. T(Buff)-’17 9/9
32 Douglas, Rasul CB 6-2 209 1/2/94 3 West Virginia East Orange, N.J. D3-’17 16/7
4 Elliott, Jake K 5-9 167 8/29/95 3 Memphis La Grange, Ill. PS(Cin)-’17 16/0
86 Ertz, Zach TE 6-5 250 1/21/95 7 Stanford Danville, Calif. D2-’13 16/16
58 Fort, L.J. LB 6-0 232 11/10/90 5 Northern Iowa Waynesville, Ill. UFA(Pitt)-’19 15/2*
47 Gerry, Nathan LB 6-2 230 2/23/95 3 Nebraska Sioux Falls, S.D. D5b-’17 13/2
18 Gibson, Shelton WR 5-11 191 3/20/95 3 West Virginia Cleveland, Ohio D5a-’17 15/0
88 Goedert, Dallas TE 6-5 256 1/3/95 2 South Dakota State Britton, S.D. D2-’18 16/8
55 Graham, Brandon DE 6-2 265 4/3/88 10 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D1-’10 16/16
54 Grugier-Hill, Kamu LB 6-2 230 5/16/94 4 Eastern Illinois Honolulu, Hawaii W(NE)-’16 16/10
74 Hall, Daeshon DE 6-5 265 6/14/95 3 Texas A&M Lancaster, Texas PS(Hou)-’18 3/0
36 t- Hall, Deiondre’ S 6-2 206 5/31/94 4 Northern Iowa Blue Springs, Mo. T(Chi)-’18 13/0
48 Hawkins, Josh CB 5-10 190 1/23/93 4 East Carolina Kennersville, N.C. FA-’18 1/0
98 Hector, Bruce DT 6-2 296 10/7/94 2 South Florida Tampa, Fla. FA-’18 8/0
90 Hester, Treyvon DT 6-2 304 9/21/92 3 Toledo Penn Hills, Pa. FA-’18 12/1
16 Hollins, Mack WR 6-4 221 9/16/93 3 North Carolina Rockville, Md. D4a-’17 0*
24 t- Howard, Jordan RB 6-0 224 11/2/94 4 Indiana Gardendale, Ala. T(Chi)-’19 16/15*
33 Igwebuike, Godwin S 6-0 212 9/10/94 2 Northwestern Pickerington, Ohio W(SF)-’19 6/0*
10 t- Jackson, DeSean WR 5-10 175 12/1/86 12 California Long Beach, Calif. T(TB)-’19 12/10*
97 Jackson, Malik DT 6-5 290 1/11/90 8 Tennessee Van Nuys, Calif. FA-’19 16/10*
17 Jeffery, Alshon WR 6-3 218 2/14/90 8 South Carolina St. Matthews, S.C. UFA(Chi)-’17 13/13
27 Jenkins, Malcolm S 6-0 204 12/20/87 11 Ohio State Piscataway, N.J. UFA(NO)-’14 16/16
93 Jernigan, Tim DT 6-2 295 9/24/92 6 Florida State Lake City, FLa. T(Balt)-’17 3/3
3 Johnson, Charles WR 6-2 215 2/27/89 5 Grand Valley State Erlanger, Ky. FA-’19 0*
65 Johnson, Lane T 6-6 317 5/8/90 7 Oklahoma Groveton, Texas D1-’13 15/15
1 Johnston, Cameron P 5-11 194 2/24/92 2 Ohio State Geelong, Australia FA-’18 16/0
22 Jones, Sidney CB 6-0 181 5/21/96 2 Washington Diamond Bar, Calif. D2-’17 9/4
62 Kelce, Jason C 6-3 295 11/5/87 9 Cincinnati Cleveland, Ohio D6a-’11 16/16
2 Kessler, Cody QB 6-1 215 5/11/93 4 Southern California Bakersfield, Calif. FA-’16 5/4*
34 LeBlanc, Cre’Von CB 5-10 190 7/25/94 4 Florida Atlantic Belle Glade, Fla. W(Det)-’18 8/4
45 Lovato, Rick LS 6-2 249 9/9/92 3 Old Dominion Middletown, N.J. FA-’16 16/0
29 Maddox, Avonte CB 5-9 184 3/31/96 2 Pittsburgh Detroit, Mich. D4a-’18 13/9
68 Mailata, Jordan T 6-8 346 3/31/97 2 no college Sydney, Australia D7-’18 0*
23 McLeod, Rodney S 5-10 195 6/23/90 8 Virginia Hyattsville, Md. UFA(LAR)-’16 3/3
89 Miller, Braxton WR 6-2 215 11/30/92 3 Ohio State Huber Heights, Ohio FA-’18 0*
31 Mills, Jalen CB 6-0 191 4/6/94 4 Louisiana State DeSoto, Texas D7a-’16 8/8
83 Perkins, Joshua TE 6-3 223 8/5/93 3 Washington Cerritos, Calif. FA-’18 9/1
71 Peters, Jason T 6-4 328 1/22/82 16 Arkansas Queen City, Texas T(Buff)-’09 16/16
69 Pryor, Matt G/T 6-7 332 12/16/94 2 Texas Christian Lakewood, Calif. D6-’18 0*
35 Pumphrey, Donnel RB 5-9 176 12/6/94 2 San Diego State Las Vegas, Nev. FA-’18 0*
64 t-Ridgeway, Hassan DT 6-3 305 11/2/94 4 Texas Mansfield, Texas T(Ind)-’19 5/0*
82 Rodgers, Richard TE 6-4 257 1/22/92 6 California Shrewsbury, Mass. UFA(GB)-’18 7/0
42 Sendejo, Andrew S 6-1 210 9/9/87 10 Rice San Antonio, Texas UFA(Min)-’19 5/5*
73 Seumalo, Isaac OL 6-4 303 10/29/93 4 Oregon State Corvallis, OR D3-’16 13/9
28 Smallwood, Wendell RB 5-10 208 1/20/94 4 West Virginia Elkton, Md. D5a-’16 16/6
7 Sudfeld, Nate QB 6-6 227 10/7/93 4 Indiana Modesto, Calif. FA-’17 2/0
37 Sullivan, Tre S 6-0 200 11/1/93 2 Shepherd Brandywine, Md. FA-’17 12/1
75 Sweat, Josh DE 6-5 251 3/29/97 2 Florida State Chesapeake, Va. D4b-’18 9/0
85 Tye, Will TE 6-2 260 11/4/91 3 Stony Brook Salisbury, Conn. FA-’18 0*
72 Vaitai, Halapoulivaati T 6-6 320 6/16/93 4 Texas Christian Haltom, Texas D5b-’16 16/1
11 Wentz, Carson QB 6-5 237 12/30/92 4 North Dakota State Bismarck, N.D. D1-’16 11/11
61 Wisniewski, Stefen G/C 6-3 305 3/22/89 9 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. UFA(Jax)’16 16/7
52 Worrilow, Paul LB 6-0 230 5/1/90 7 Delaware Wilmington, Del. UFA(Det)-’18 0*

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* Brown played 12 games with Washington in ’18; Burwell last active with Indianapolis in ’17; Countess played 16 games with Los
Angeles Rams; Curry played 12 games with Tampa Bay; Fort played 16 games with Pittsburgh; Howard played 16 games with Chicago,
Igwebuike played 1 game with Tampa Bay and 5 games with San Francisco; D. Jackson played 12 games with Tampa Bay; M. Jackson
played 16 games with Jacksonville; C. Johnson last active with Minnesota in ’16; Kessler played 5 games with Jacksonville; Miller last
active with Houston in ’17; Ridgeway played 5 games with Indianapolis; Sendejo played 5 games with Minnesota.

t- Eagles traded for De. Hall (Chi), Howard (Chi), D. Jackson (TB) and Ridgeway (Ind).

Retired-—Chris Long, 11-year DE, 16 games in ’18; Haloti Ngata, 13-year DT, 13 games in ’18.

Traded—DE Michael Bennett (16 games in ’18) to New England.

Players lost through free agency (4): QB Nick Foles (Jax; 5 games in ’18), LB Jordan Hicks (Ariz; 12), WR Jordan Matthews (SF; 14),
WR Golden Tate (NYG; 8).

Also played with Eagles in ’18—RB Jay Ajayi (4 games in ’18), LB D.J. Alexander (12), S Corey Graham (13), LB LaRoy Reynolds (16),
RB Darren Sproles (6), WR Mike Wallace (2), G Chance Warmack (9).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Agudosi, Carlton (1) WR 6-6 220 2/1/94 Rutgers Somerset, N.J. FA
Alfieri, Joey LB 6-3 239 3/6/96 Stanford Portland, Ore. FA
Arcega-Whiteside, J.J. WR 6-2 225 12/31/96 Stanford Roebuck, S.C. D2b
Bates, Ryan T 6-4 302 2/14/97 Penn State Warrington, Pa. FA
Dillard, Andre T 6-5 315 10/3/95 Washington State Woodinville, Wash. D1
Edwards, T.J. LB 6-1 242 8/12/96 Wisconsin Lake Villa, Ill. FA
Fabiano, Anthony (1) C 6-4 303 7/13/93 Harvard Medford, Mass. FA-'18
Gibson, Johnny G 6-4 319 9/30/95 Arkansas Dumas, Ark. FA
Herbig, Nate G 6-4 334 10/7/94 Stanford Kalaheo, Hawai’i FA
Liggins, Jay CB 6-2 200 4/26/96 Dickinson State Bismarck, N.D. FA
McKinnon, Jeremiah (1) CB 5-11 192 6/29/93 Florida International Miami, Fla. FA-'18
Michel, Marken (1) WR 5-11 190 7/6/93 Massachusetts Plantation, Fla. FA
Miller, Shareef DE 6-4 254 3/14/97 Penn State Philadelphia, Pa. D4
Opeta, Sua G 6-4 305 8/15/96 Weber State Stansbury Park, Utah FA
Ostman, Joe (1) DE 6-3 259 7/12/95 Central Michigan St. Ignace, Mich. FA-'18
Render, Keegan C 6-4 307 11/23/95 Iowa Indianola, Iowa FA
Rush, Anthony DT 6-5 350 9/1/96 Alabama-Birmingham Cary, N.C. FA
Sanders, Miles RB 5-11 211 5/1/97 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. D2a
Scott, Boston (1) RB 5-6 203 4/27/95 Louisiana Tech Zachary, La. PS(NO)-'18
Singleton, Alex (1) LB 6-2 240 12/7/93 Montana State Thousand Oaks, Calif. FA
Thompkins, DeAndre WR 5-11 188 10/1/95 Penn State Swansboro, N.C. FA
Thorson, Clayton QB 6-4 222 6/15/95 Northwestern Wheaton, Ill. D5
Ward, Greg (1) WR 5-11 190 7/12/95 Houston Tyler, Texas FA
Wilkins, Kevin DT 6-2 304 4/10/95 Rutgers Montvale, N.J. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Doug Pederson
Pro Career: Doug Pederson was named head
coach of the Philadelphia Eagles on January 18,
2016, after having served as the Kansas City
Chiefs offensive coordinator (2013-15). In just his
second season as an NFL head coach, Pederson
led the Eagles to a 13-3 regular-season record, an
NFC East title, the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs
and to victory in Super Bowl LII. In his first three
seasons as the Eagles head coach, he has led the
team to a 33-20 record (including playoffs), which
marks the highest winning percentage (.623) by a
head coach in franchise history. Pederson, who
enjoyed a 12-year NFL playing career, began his
pro coaching career in Philadelphia where he
served under Andy Reid as an offensive quality
control (2009-2010) and quarterbacks coach
(2011-12). Career record: 33-20.
Background: Pederson was a three-year starter at
quarterback for Northeast Louisiana, where he
graduated with a B.B.A. in business management.
A 12-year NFL veteran, he played quarterback for
the Green Bay Packers, Miami Dolphins, Eagles
and Cleveland Browns. Pederson served as a
backup quarterback for the Packers when the team
won Super Bowl XXXI. Began coaching as head
coach at Calvary Baptist Academy (Shreveport,
LA).
Personal: Born January 31, 1968 in Bellingham,
Wash. He and his wife, Jeannie, have three sons:
Drew, Josh and Joel.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Mike Bartrum, asst. tight ends; June 23, 1970,
Pomeroy, Ohio. Tight end Marshall 1988-1992. Pro
tight end/long snapper Kansas City Chiefs 1993,
Green Bay Packers 1995, New England Patriots
1996-99, Philadelphia Eagles 2000-06. H.S.
coach: Meigs 2012-18. Pro coach: Joined Eagles
in 2019.
Matt Burke, defensive special assistant; born
March 25, 1976, Hudson, Mass. Safety Dartmouth
1994-97. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Bridgton (ME) Academy 1998-99, Boston
College 2000-02, Harvard 2003. Pro coach:
Tennessee Titans 2004-08, Detroit Lions 2009-
2013, Cincinnati Bengals 2014-15, Miami
Dolphins 2016-18, joined Eagles in 2019.
Phillip Daniels, defensive line; born March 4,
1973, Donalsonville, Ga. Defensive line Georgia
1992-95. Pro defensive lineman Seattle Seahawks
1996-99, Chicago Bears 2000-03, Washington
Redskins 2004-2010. Pro coach: Joined Eagles in
2016.
Dave Fipp, special teams coordinator; born August
8, 1974, Albuquerque, N.M. Safety Arizona 1994-
97. No pro playing experience. College coach: Holy
Cross 1998-99, Arizona 2000, Cal Poly 2001-03,
Nevada 2004, San Jose State 2005-07. Pro coach:
San Francisco 49ers 2008-2010, Miami Dolphins
2011-12, joined Eagles in 2013.
Ken Flajole, linebackers; born October 5, 1954,
Seattle, Wash. Linebacker Wenatchee Valley (WA)
C.C. 1973, Pacific Lutheran 1974-76. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Pacific Lutheran
1977-79, Washington 1979, Montana 1980-85,
Texas El-Paso 1986-88, Missouri 1989-1993,
Richmond 1994, Hawai’i 1995, Nevada 1996-97.
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Pro coach: Green Bay Packers 1998, Seattle
Seahawks 1999-2002, Carolina Panthers 2003-
08, St. Louis Rams 2009-2011, New Orleans
Saints 2012, Cleveland Browns 2013, joined
Eagles in 2016.
Mike Groh, offensive coordinator; born December
19, 1971, Charlottesville, Va. Quarterback Virginia
1991-1995. Pro quarterback (WLAF) Rhein Fire
1997. College coach: Virginia 2001-08, Alabama
2009, 2011-12, Louisville 2010. Pro coach: New
York Jets 2000, Chicago Bears 2013-15, Los
Angeles Rams 2016, joined Eagles in 2017.
Matthew Harper, wide receivers; born Nov. 26,
1984, Secaucus, N.J. Safety City College of San
Francisco 2004-05, Oregon 2006-07. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: City College of San
Francisco 2008, Oregon 2009-2012. Pro coach:
Joined Eagles in 2013.
Tim Hauck, safeties; born December 20, 1966,
Butte, Mont. Safety Montana 1986-89. Pro safety
New England Patriots 1990, Green Bay Packers
1991-94, Denver Broncos 1995-96, Seattle
Seahawks 1997, Indianapolis Colts 1998,
Philadelphia Eagles 1999-2002, San Francisco
49ers 2002. College coach: Montana 2004-07,
UCLA 2008, Nevada-Las Vegas 2013-14. Pro
coach: Tennessee Titans 2009-2010, Cleveland
Browns 2012, joined Eagles in 2016.
Josh Hingst, strength and conditioning; born
December 29, 1978, Fremont, Neb. Attended
Nebraska. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Florida State 2003-07. Pro coach:
Jacksonville Jaguars 2012, joined Eagles in 2013.
Roy Istvan, asst. offensive line; born December 27,
1968, Stratford, Conn. Offensive line Southern
Connecticut State 1986-89. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Southern Connecticut State
1990-2000, Buffalo 2001-05, Milford Academy
2006-07, Rhode Island 2008-2013, Cornell 2014-
16, Keiser 2018. Pro coach: Joined Eagles in 2019.
G.J. Kinne, offensive special projects; born
December 1, 1988, Gilmer, Texas. Quarterback
Tulsa 2008-2011. Pro quarterback New York Jets
2012, quarterback/wide receiver Philadelphia
Eagles 2013-15. College coach: Southern
Methodist 2017, Arkansas 2018. Pro coach:
Joined Eagles in 2019.
Nathan Ollie, asst. defensive line; born January 8,
1992, Chicago, Ill. Defensive line Ball State 2010-
13. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Tennessee 2015-17, Eastern Kentucky 2018. Pro
coach: Joined Eagles in 2019.
Ryan Paganetti, asst. linebackers; born November
26, 1990, Bedford, Mass. Running back Dartmouth
2010. No pro playing experience. Pro coach: Dallas
Cowboys 2013, joined Eagles in 2015.
T.J. Paganetti, asst. running backs; born August 4,
1989, Bedford, Mass. Attended Oregon. No college
or pro playing experience. College coach: Oregon
2007-2012, 2015-16. Pro coach: Philadelphia
Eagles 2013-14, re-joined Eagles in 2017.
Joe Pannunzio, director of team development;
born July 4, 1959, Pueblo, Colo. Quarterback
Southern Colorado 1978-1981. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Southern Colorado
1981, Mesa College 1982-84, 1987-1990, Kansas
1985-86, Texas Christian 1990-91, Minnesota
1992-94, Mississippi 1995-98, Auburn 1999,
Murray State 2000-05, Miami 2006-2010,
Alabama 2011-14, 2017-18. Pro coach: Joined
Eagles 2015-16, re-joined Eagles 2019.
Justin Peelle, tight ends; born March 15, 1979,
Fresno, Calif. Tight end Oregon 1997-2001. Pro
tight end San Diego Chargers 2002-05, Miami
Dolphins 2006-07, Atlanta Falcons 2008-2010,
San Francisco 49ers 2011. Pro coach: Joined
Eagles in 2013.
Spencer Phillips, asst. quarterback; born October
18, 1990, Eugene, Ore. Quarterback West Los
Angeles (CA) C.C. 2010, Murray State 2011-12,
Humboldt State 2013. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Samford 2015. Pro coach: Joined
Eagles in 2016.
Jim Schwartz, defensive coordinator; born June 2,
1966, Baltimore, Md. Linebacker Georgetown
1985-88. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Maryland 1989, Minnesota 1990, North
Carolina Central 1991, Colgate 1992. Pro coach:
Baltimore Ravens 1996-98, Tennessee Titans
1999-2008, Detroit Lions 2009-2013 (head
coach), Buffalo Bills 2014, joined Eagles in 2016.
Duce Staley, asst. head coach/running backs;
born February 27, 1975, Tampa, Fla. Running back
South Carolina 1995-96. Pro running back
Philadelphia Eagles 1997-2003, Pittsburgh
Steelers 2004-06. Pro coach: Joined Eagles in
2011.
Jeff Stoutland, offensive line/run game coordina-
tor; born February 10, 1962, New York City, N.Y.
Linebacker Southern Connecticut State. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Southern
Connecticut State 1984-85, 1988-1992, Syracuse
1986-87, 1997-99, Cornell 1993-96, Michigan
State 2000-06, Miami 2007-2010, Alabama 2011-
12. Pro coach: Joined Eagles in 2013.
Press Taylor, quarterbacks; born January 13,
1988, Norman, Okla. Quarterback Butler (KS) C.C.
2007-08, Marshall 2009-2010. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Tulsa 2011-12. Pro
coach: Joined Eagles in 2013.
Luke Thompson, asst. special teams; born
October 13, 1976, Worcester, Mass. No college or
pro playing experience. College coach: Bowdoin
College 1998, Holy Cross 1999-2000, Amherst
College 2002-03, Harvard 2004-05, Georgetown
2006-2012, 2014-16, Army 2012-13, Lafayette
College 2017-18. Pro coach: Joined Eagles in
2019.
Cory Undlin, defensive backs; born June 29,
1971, St. Cloud, Minn. Defensive back California
Lutheran 1990-94. No pro playing experience.
College coach: California Lutheran 1998-2002,
Fresno State 2002-03. Pro coach: New England
Patriots 2004, Cleveland Browns 2005-08,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2009-2011, Denver Broncos
2012-14, joined Eagles in 2015.
Dino Vasso, asst. secondary; born November 8,
1987, Philadelphia, Pa. Defensive back New
Hampshire 2006-2010. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Missouri 2012. Pro coach: Kansas
City Chiefs 2013-15, joined Eagles in 2016.
Carson Walch, wide receivers; born March 6,
1978, Elgin, Minn. Running back, receiver, return
specialist Winona State 1996-99. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Winona State 2000-02,
2007-09, Dakota State 2003-05, St. Thomas
2006, Minnesota 2015. Pro coach: Montreal
Alouettes (CFL) 2010-12, Chicago Bears 2013-14,
Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) 2016-17, joined Eagles
in 2018.
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Team Colors: 49ers Gold and 49ers Red
4949 Marie P. DeBartolo Way
Santa Clara, California 95054
Telephone: (408) 562-4949
2019 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON
Aug. 19 at Denver............................5:00
Aug. 24 at Kansas City ....................5:00
Aug. 10 Dallas ................................6:00
Aug.29 Los Angeles Chargers .......7:00
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 8 at Tampa Bay .....................1:25
Sep. 15 at Cincinnati ...............10:00 AM
Sep. 22 Pittsburgh..........................1:25
Sep. 29 BYE
Oct. 7 Cleveland (Mon) ................5:15
Oct. 13 at Los Angeles Rams .........1:05
Oct. 20 at Washington ............10:00 AM
Oct. 27 Carolina.............................1:05
Oct. 31 at Arizona (Thu) .................5:20
Nov. 11 Seattle (Mon) ....................5:15
Nov. 17 Arizona ..............................1:05
Nov. 24 Green Bay..........................1:25
Dec. 1 at Baltimore................10:00 AM
Dec. 8 at New Orleans...........10:00 AM
Dec. 15 Atlanta...............................1:25
Dec. 21/22Los Angeles Rams .............TBD
Dec. 29 at Seattle............................1:25
* All times PT
Stadium: Levi’s® Stadium
(opened in 2014)
•Capacity: 68,500
Santa Clara, California 95054
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Training Camp: SAP Performance Facility
4949 Marie P. DeBartolo Way
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SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
OWNERSHIP (562-492-14)
Co-Chairman: Denise DeBartolo York
Co-Chairman: John York Records include postseason games
Chief Executive Officer: Jed York 1950-54 Lawrence (Buck) Shaw..33-25-2
Ownership: Gideon Yu 1955 Norman (Red) Strader ......4-8-0
Ownership: Mark Wan
Ownership: John M. Sobrato 1956-58 Frankie Albert ...............19-17-1
MANAGEMENT 1959-63 Howard (Red) Hickey* .27-27-1
General Manager: John Lynch 1963-67 Jack Christiansen .........26-38-3
President, 49ers Enterprises & Executive Vice
President of Football Operations: 1968-75 Dick Nolan....................56-56-5
Paraag Marathe 1976 Monte Clark......................8-6-0
President: Al Guido 1977 Ken Meyer........................5-9-0
Chief Administrative Officer & General 1978 Pete McCulley** ..............1-8-0
Counsel: Hannah Gordon
Chief Investment Officer: Brano Perkovich 1978 Fred O’Connor ..................1-6-0
Chief Financial Officer: Scott Sabatino 1979-88 Bill Walsh ...................102-63-1
Executive Vice President: Patty Inglis 1989-96 George Seifert ............108-35-0
Chief Revenue Officer: Brent Schoeb
Vice President/Executive Producer: 1997-2002 Steve Mariucci..............60-43-0
Robert Alberino Jr. 2003-04 Dennis Erickson .............9-23-0
Vice President of Sales & Service: Jamie Brandt 2005-08 Mike Nolan*** .............18-37-0
Vice President of Strategy & Analytics:
Moon Javaid 2008-10 Mike Singletary****.....18-22-0
Vice President of Special Events & Executive 2010 Jim Tomsula.....................1-0-0
Director of the Bay Area Host Committee: 2011-14 Jim Harbaugh...............49-22-1
Patricia Ernstrom
Vice President of Accounting & Controller: 2015 Jim Tomsula...................5-11-0
Esther Chi 2016 Chip Kelly.......................2-14-0
Vice President, Human Resources: 2017-18 Kyle Shanahan..............10-22-0
Harpreet Basran * Resigned after three games in 1963
Vice President, Finance: Jeff Fong
Vice President, Corporate Security: ** Released after nine games in 1978
Jeff Rodriguez *** Released after seven games in 2008
Vice President of Security: Russ Butler **** Released after 15 games in 2010
Legal Counsel, 49ers Enterprises/Investments:
Sean Kundu PAID ATTENDANCE
Vice President of Communications: Bob Lange
Vice President of Stadium Operations/ Home 527,452 Away 479,883
General Manager: Jim Mercurio Total 1,007,335
Vice President of Public Affairs & Strategic
Communications: Rahul Chandhok Single-game home record,
Executive Director, San Francisco 49ers 69,732 (1/12/13)
Foundation: Justin Prettyman Single-season home record,
Vice President of Player Personnel:
Martin Mayhew 544,228 (1999)
Vice President of Player Personnel: Adam Peters
Vice President & Senior Advisor to the General 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Manager: Keena Turner
Director of Football R&D: Kwesi Adofo-Mensah Round Name Pos. College
Director of Team Security: Mike Anderson 1 Nick Bosa DL Ohio St.
Director of Video Operations: Mike Bracken 2 Deebo Samuel WR South Carolina
Director of Information Technology: 3 Jalen Hurd WR Baylor
Jim Bartholomew
Director of Football Communications: 4 Mitch Wishnowsky P Utah
Dan Beckler 5 Dre Greenlaw LB Arkansas
Director of Production: Wil Blackwell 6 Kaden Smith TE Stanford
Equipment Manager: Jay Brunetti
Director of Pro Personnel: Ran Carthon Justin Skule OL Vanderbilt
Director of Ticket Operations: Brad Dugan Tim Harris CB Virginia
Director of Stadium & Event Operations:
Craig Graber
Sports Turf Manager/Head Groundskeeper:
Matthew Greiner
Director of Corporate Communications:
Roger Hacker
Director of Football Administration & Analytics:
Brian Hampton
Director of Facilities: Bill Howell
Director of Gameday Production & Broadcast
Operations: Aron Kennedy
Director of 49ers EDU & 49ers Museum;
Managing Partner, EDU Academy:
Jesse Lovejoy
Director of Alumni Relations: Guy McIntrye
Director, Community Relations: Stacy McCorkle
Director of Player Engagement: Austin Moss II
Head Strength & Conditioning: Dustin Perry
Head of Player Health & Performance:
Ben Peterson
Director of Team Logistics: Steve Risser
Director of Engineering Operations: Pat Rogan
Director of Digital & Social Media: Meghan Ryan
Director of Stadium Operations Logistics:
Julian Sakti
Director of Broadcast Partnerships: Bob Sargent
Director of Performance Monitoring/Assistant
Strength & Conditioning: Shea Thompson
Director of College Scouting: Ethan Waugh
Director of Functional Performance:
Elliott Williams
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (1-3) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Mullens 274 176 2277 64.2 13 10 17/127 90.8
08/09 W 24-21 Dallas Beathard 169 102 1252 60.4 8 7 18/156 81.8
08/18 L 13-16 at Houston Garoppolo 89 53 718 59.6 5 3 13/97 90.0
08/25 L 17-23 at Indianapolis 49ers 532 331 4247 62.2 26 20 48/380 87.8
08/30 L 21-23 L.A. Chargers Opponents 542 344 3959 63.5 35 2 37/227 105.4

REGULAR SEASON (4-12) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Exum 1 32 32.0 32t 1
09/09 L 16-24 at Minnesota Gould 0 0 0 27/29 33/34 0 126 Tartt 1 23 23.0 23 0
09/16 W 30-27 Detroit Kittle 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 32 49ers 2 55 27.5 32t 1
09/23 L 27-38 at Kansas City Breida 3 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Opponents 20 336 16.8 98t 3
09/30 L 27-29 at L.A. Chargers Pettis 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
10/07 L 18-28 Arizona Bourne 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
10/15 L 30-33 at Green Bay Goodwin 0 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 Pinion 68 2973 43.7 22 64
10/21 L 10-39 L.A. Rams Celek 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 49ers 69 2973 43.1 22 64
10/28 L 15-18 at Arizona James 0 1 1 0/0 0/0 0 12 Opponents 78 3379 43.3 35 65
11/01 W 34-3 Oakland Morris 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12
11/12 L 23-27 N.Y. Giants T. Taylor 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 PUNT
11/25 L 9-27 at Tampa Bay Beathard 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/02 L 16-43 at Seattle Exum 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 James 12 10 75 6.3 23 0
12/09 W 20-14 Denver Garcon 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 T. Taylor 10 6 78 7.8 18 0
12/16 W 26-23 Seattle (OT) Juszczyk 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Pettis 9 2 27 3.0 14 0
12/23 L 9-14 Chicago Mostert 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 49ers 31 18 180 5.8 23 0
12/30 L 32-48 at L.A. Rams 49ers 7 26 2 27/29 33/34 1 342 Opponents 25 28 195 7.8 56 0
(OT) Overtime Opponents 13 35 4 45/50 24/27 1 435
2-Pt Conv: Kittle, T. Taylor, KICKOFF
SCORE BY PERIODS 49ers 2-6, Opponents 2-2. RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
49ers 62 118 99 60 3 — 342 James 23 580 25.2 97t 1
Opponents 100 128 91 116 0 — 435 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Reed 11 332 30.2 90 0
Breida 153 814 5.3 66t 3 Dayes 1 17 17.0 17 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Morris 111 428 3.9 51 2 T. Taylor 1 15 15.0 15 0
49ers Opp. Wilson 66 266 4.0 18 0 49ers 36 944 26.2 97t 1
Total First Downs 344 337 Mostert 34 261 7.7 52t 1 Opponents 27 662 24.5 84 0
Rushing 98 104 Beathard 19 69 3.6 13 1
Passing 201 195 Garoppolo 8 33 4.1 13 0 FIELD
Penalty 45 38 Juszczyk 8 30 3.8 12 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
3rd Down: Made/Att 73/193 87/216 Kittle 1 10 10.0 10 0 Gould 0/0 9/9 13/13 9/10 2/2
3rd Down Pct. 37.8 40.3 Goodwin 4 9 2.3 5 0 49ers 0/0 9/9 13/13 9/10 2/2
4th Down: Made/Att 5/10 10/17 Pettis 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0 Opponents 0/0 7/7 9/10 6/7 2/3
4th Down Pct. 50.0 58.8 Mullens 18 -16 -0.9 2 0
Possession Avg. 29:42 30:18 49ers 423 1902 4.5 66t 7 SACKS No.
Total Net Yards 5769 5546 Opponents 444 1814 4.1 34 13 Buckner 12.0
Avg. Per Game 360.6 346.6 Blair 5.5
Total Plays 1003 1023 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Marsh 5.5
Avg. Per Play 5.8 5.4 Kittle 88 1377 15.6 85t 5 Armstead 3.0
Net Yards Rushing 1902 1814 Bourne 42 487 11.6 33 4 Day 2.0
Avg. Per Game 118.9 113.4 Juszczyk 30 324 10.8 56 1 Watson 2.0
Total Rushes 423 444 Pettis 27 467 17.3 75t 5 Exum 1.0
Net Yards Passing 3867 3732 Breida 27 261 9.7 26 2 Lee 1.0
Avg. Per Game 241.7 233.3 T. Taylor 26 215 8.3 23 1 Nzeocha 1.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 48/380 37/227 Garcon 24 286 11.9 25 1 Reed 1.0
Gross Yards 4247 3959 Goodwin 23 395 17.2 67t 4 Sherman 1.0
Att./Completions 532/331 542/344 Wilson 12 98 8.2 24 0 Thomas 1.0
Completion Pct. 62.2 63.5 James 9 130 14.4 53 1 (group) 1.0
Had Intercepted 20 2 Morris 8 73 9.1 16 0 49ers 37.0
Punts/Average 69/43.1 78/43.3 Mostert 6 25 4.2 23 0 Opponents 48.0
Net Punting Avg. 69/39.1 78/39.7 Celek 5 90 18.0 41t 2
Penalties/Yards 112/982 117/1011 Dwelley 2 14 7.0 8 0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 31/12 21/5 Bolden 1 10 10.0 10 0
Touchdowns 35 52 Staley 1 -5 -5.0 -5 0
Rushing 7 13 49ers 331 4247 12.8 85t 26
Passing 26 35 Opponents 344 3959 11.5 75t 35
Returns 2 4

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Frank Gore, 2005-14 ........................................................................11,073
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Montana, 1979-92.....................................................................35,124
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Joe Montana, 1979-92..........................................................................244
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jerry Rice, 1985-2000.......................................................................1,281
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Jerry Rice, 1985-2000.....................................................................19,247
Interceptions ...................................................................Ronnie Lott, 1981-90 ..............................................................................51
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Andy Lee, 2004-14 ..............................................................................46.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Ted Ginn Jr., 2010-12...........................................................................11.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Abe Woodson, 1958-64 .......................................................................29.4
Field Goals ......................................................................Ray Wersching, 1977-87 ......................................................................190
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Jerry Rice, 1985-2000..........................................................................187
Points..............................................................................Jerry Rice, 1985-2000.......................................................................1,130
*Sacks............................................................................Bryant Young, 1994-2007 ....................................................................89.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Frank Gore, 2006 ...............................................................................1,695
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Jeff Garcia, 2000 ...............................................................................4,278
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Steve Young, 1998 ..................................................................................36
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Jerry Rice, 1995 ...................................................................................122
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Jerry Rice, 1995 ................................................................................1,848
Interceptions ...................................................................Dave Baker, 1960 ....................................................................................10
Ronnie Lott, 1986 ...................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Andy Lee, 2011 ...................................................................................50.9
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Jimmy Williams, 2002..........................................................................16.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Joe Arenas, 1953.................................................................................34.4
Field Goals ......................................................................David Akers, 2011...............................................................................**44
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Jerry Rice, 1987 .....................................................................................23
Points..............................................................................David Akers, 2011.................................................................................166
*Sacks............................................................................Aldon Smith, 2012 ...............................................................................19.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Frank Gore, 11-19-06............................................................................212
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Montana, 10-14-90 ........................................................................476
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Joe Montana, 10-14-90 ............................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Terrell Owens, 12-17-00..........................................................................20
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Jerry Rice, 12-18-95.............................................................................289
Interceptions ...................................................................Dave Baker, 12-4-60 .............................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Ray Wersching, 10-16-83 .........................................................................6
Jeff Wilkins, 9-29-96.................................................................................6
Robbie Gould, 12-17-17............................................................................6
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Jerry Rice, 10-14-90.................................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Jerry Rice, 10-14-90...............................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................Fred Dean, 11-13-83..............................................................................6.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

**Tied for NFL Record

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
56 Alexander, Kwon LB 6-1 227 8/3/94 5 Louisiana State Oxford, Ala. UFA(TB)-’19 6/6*
91 Armstead, Arik DL 6-7 292 11/15/93 5 Oregon Elk Grove, Calif. D1-’15 16/16
3 Beathard, C.J. QB 6-2 215 11/16/93 3 Iowa Franklin, Tenn. D3b-’17 6/5
71 Beavers, Willie OL 6-5 324 10/2/93 2 Western Michigan Southfield, Mich. W(Chi)-’19 0*
98 Blair III, Ronald DL 6-4 270 1/21/93 4 Appalachian State Greensboro, Ga. D5a-’16 16/0
84 Bourne, Kendrick WR 6-1 203 8/4/95 3 Eastern Washington Portland, Ore. FA-’17 16/8
22 Breida, Matt RB 5-11 190 2/28/95 3 Georgia Southern Brandon, Fla. FA-’17 14/13
99 Buckner, DeForest DL 6-7 300 3/17/94 4 Oregon Honolulu, Hawaii D1a-’16 16/16
88 Celek, Garrett TE 6-5 252 5/29/88 8 Michigan State Cincinnati, Ohio FA-’12 15/1
27 Colbert, Adrian DB 6-2 205 10/6/93 3 Miami Mineral Wells, Texas D7-’17 7/6
78 Coleman, Shon T 6-5 310 11/25/91 4 Auburn Olive Branch, Miss T(Cle)-’18 0*
26 Coleman, Tevin RB 6-1 210 4/16/93 5 Indiana Oak Forest, Ill. UFA(Atl)-’19 16/14*
96 Day, Sheldon DL 6-1 294 7/1/94 4 Notre Dame Indianapolis, Ind. W(Jax)-’17 12/0
82 Dwelley, Ross TE 6-5 240 1/26/95 2 San Diego El Dorado Hills, Calif. FA-’18 11/0
38 Exum Jr., Antone DB 6-0 219 2/27/91 6 Virginia Tech Glen Allen, Va. FA-’17 15/7
55 t-Ford, Dee DL 6-2 252 3/19/91 6 Auburn Odenville, Ala. T(KC)-’19 16/16*
63 Garland, Ben OL 6-5 308 4/6/88 6 Air Force Grand Junction, Colo. FA-’19 14/4*
65 Garnett, Joshua G 6-5 321 2/21/94 4 Stanford Puyallup, Wash. D1b-’16 7/0
10 Garoppolo, Jimmy QB 6-2 225 11/2/91 6 Eastern Illinois Rolling Meadows, Ill. T(NE)-’17 3/3
11 Goodwin, Marquise WR 5-9 179 11/19/90 7 Texas Rowlett, Texas UFA(Buff)-’17 11/8
9 Gould, Robbie K 6-0 190 12/6/82 15 Penn State Jersey Shore, Pa. UFA(NYG)-’17 16/0
36 Harris, Marcell S 6-0 208 6/9/94 2 Florida Orlando, Fla. D6-’18 8/5
40 Holba, Colin LS 6-4 248 7/8/94 3 Louisville Louisville, Ky. FA-’18 4/0
13 James Jr., Richie WR 5-9 185 9/5/95 2 Middle Tennessee State Sarasota, Fla. D7b-’18 13/2
61 Johnson, Wesley OL 6-5 309 1/9/91 6 Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. FA-’19 10/0*
93 Jones, D.J. DL 6-0 321 1/19/95 3 Mississippi Piedmont, S.C. D6a-’17 10/4
44 Juszczyk, Kyle FB 6-1 240 4/23/91 7 Harvard Lodi, Ohio UFA(Balt)-’17 16/14
85 Kittle, George TE 6-4 250 10/9/93 3 Iowa Norman, Okla. D5a-’17 16/16
47 Lee, Elijah LB 6-2 229 2/8/96 3 Kansas State Blue Springs, Mo. FA-’17 16/5
71 Lewis-Moore, Kapron DL 6-4 315 1/24/90 3 Notre Dame Weatherford, Texas FA-’19 0*
30 Mabin, Greg DB 6-2 200 6/25/94 3 Iowa Fort Lauderdale, Fla. FA-’17 13/1
62 Magnuson, Erik OL 6-6 305 1/5/94 3 Michigan Carlsbad, Calif. FA-’17 4/1
81 Matthews, Jordan WR 6-3 215 7/16/92 6 Vanderbilt Madison, Ala. UFA(Phi)-’19 14/3*
59 Mayo, David LB 6-2 245 8/18/93 5 Texas State Scappoose, Ore. UFA(Car)-’19 16/3*
14 McCaffrey, Max WR 6-2 200 5/17/94 2 Duke Highlands Ranch, Colo. FA-’17 1/0
69 McGlinchey, Mike T 6-8 315 1/12/95 2 Notre Dame Philadelphia, Pa. D1-’18 16/16
28 McKinnon, Jerick RB 5-9 205 5/3/92 6 Georgia Southern Marietta, Ga. UFA(Minn)-’18 0*
33 Moore, Tarvarius DB 6-2 200 8/16/96 2 Southern Mississippi Quitman, Miss D3b-’18 16/2
41 Moseley, Emmanuel CB 5-11 184 3/25/96 2 Tennessee Greensboro, N.C. FA-’18 1/0
31 Mostert, Raheem RB 5-10 197 4/9/92 5 Purdue New Smyrna Beach, Fla. FA-’17 9/1
4 Mullens, Nick QB 6-1 210 3/21/95 2 Southern MIssissippi Hoover, Ala. FA-’16 8/8
86 Nelson, Kyle LS 6-2 240 10/3/86 8 New Mexico State China Springs, Texas FA-’14 12/0
53 Nzeocha, Mark LB 6-3 240 1/19/90 5 Wyoming Ansbach, Germany FA-’17 16/3
68 Person, Mike OL 6-4 300 6/17/88 9 Montana State Glendive, Mont. FA-’18 16/16
18 Pettis, Dante WR 6-1 195 10/23/95 2 Washington San Clemente, Calif. D2-’18 12/7
32 Reed Jr., D.J. DB 5-9 188 11/11/96 2 Kansas State Bakersfield, Calif. D5-’18 15/2
48 Reynolds, LaRoy LB 6-1 240 11/3/90 7 Virginia Norfolk, Va. FA-’19 16/0*
58 Richburg, Weston C/G 6-4 300 7/9/91 6 Colorado State Bushland, Texas UFA(NYG)-’18 15/15
25 Sherman, Richard CB 6-3 195 3/30/88 9 Stanford Compton, Calif. UFA(Sea)-’18 14/14
51 Smith, Malcolm LB 6-0 225 7/5/89 9 Southern California Northridge, Calif. UFA(Sea)-’17 12/5
74 Staley, Joe T 6-5 315 8/30/84 13 Central Michigan Rockford, Mich. D1b-’07 16/16
29 Tartt, Jaquiski S 6-1 221 2/12/92 5 Samford Mobile, Ala. D2-’15 8/8
50 Taumoepenu, Pita LB 6-1 245 3/9/94 2 Utah Provo, Utah D6b-’17 4/0
77 Taylor, Jullian DL 6-5 280 1/30/95 2 Temple Williamstown, N.J. D7a-’18 6/0
15 Taylor, Trent WR 5-8 178 4/30/94 3 Louisiana Tech Shreveport, La. D5b-’17 14/0
94 Thomas, Solomon DL 6-3 256 8/26/95 3 Stanford Coppell, Texas D1a-’17 16/13
61 Thornton, Cedric DL 6-4 290 6/21/88 7 Southern Arkansas Star City, Ark. FA-’18 0*
83 Toilolo, Levine TE 6-8 268 7/30/91 7 Stanford La Mesa, Calif. FA-’19 16/10*
75 Tomlinson, Laken OL 6-3 312 2/9/92 5 Duke Chicago, Ill. T(Det)-’17 16/16
34 Verrett, Jason CB 5-10 188 6/18/91 6 Texas Christian Fairfield, Calif. UFA(LAC)-’19 0*
20 Ward, Jimmie DB 5-11 193 7/18/91 6 Northern Illinois Mobile, Ala. D1-’14 9/7
54 Warner, Fred LB 6-3 236 11/19/96 2 Brigham Young San Marcos, Calif. D3a-’18 16/16
24 Williams, K’Waun CB 5-9 183 7/12/91 5 Pittsburgh Montvale, N.J. FA-’17 14/11
41 Wilson Jr., Jeff RB 6-0 194 11/16/95 2 North Texas Elkhart, Texas FA-’18 6/2
23 Witherspoon, Ahkello CB 6-3 195 3/21/95 3 Colorado Sacramento, Calif. D3a-’17 14/12

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* Alexander played 6 games with Tampa Bay in ’18; Beavers spent part of season on Chicago practice squad; S. Coleman inactive for 16
games; T. Coleman played 16 games with Atlanta; DiLauro spent part of the season on Cleveland and San Francisco practice squads;
Ford played 16 games with Kansas City; Garland played 14 games with Atlanta; Johnson played 10 games with Miami; Lewis-Moore last
spent ’17 season on Baltimore practice squad; Lucas spent part of the season on Seattle practice squad; Matthews played 14 games
with Philadelphia; Mayo played 16 games with Carolina; McFadden spent part of the season on Indianapolis and San Francisco practice
squads; McKinnon missed the ’18 season because of injury; Reynolds played 16 games with Philadelphia; Robinson did not play in 2
games with Dallas, inactive 3 games with San Francisco; Smallwood spent part of the season on San Francisco practice squad;
Thornton last active with Buffalo in ’17; Toilolo played 16 games with Detroit; Verrett missed ’18 season because of injury with Los
Angeles Chargers.

t- 49ers traded for Ford (KC).

# Unrestricted Free Agents; subject to developments.

Players lost through free agency (1): P Bradley Pinion (TB; 16 games in ’18).

Also played with 49ers in ’18—WR Victor Bolden Jr. (4 games), LB Brock Coyle (1), RB Matthew Dayes (7), DL Ryan Delaire (2),
WR Steven Dunbar Jr. (1), LB Reuben Foster (6), WR Pierre Garçon (8), LB Terence Garvin (1), OL Garry Gilliam (16),
DB Godwin Igwebuike (5), DL Cassius Marsh (16), NT Earl Mitchell (14), RB Alfred Morris (12), LB James Onwualu (5),
DB Tyvis Powell (7), LB Dekoda Watson (4), TE Cole Wick (5).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Al-Shaair, Azeez LB 6-2 228 8/4/97 Florida Atlantic Tampa, Fla. FA
Bosa, Nick DL 6-4 266 10/23/97 Ohio State Fort Lauderdale, Fla. D1
Brown, Alex DB 5-11 170 8/30/96 South Carolina State Santee, S.C. FA
Brown, Jonathan (1) K 5-10 195 12/7/92 Louisville Clinton, Miss FA
Brunskill, Daniel (1) OL 6-5 260 1/27/94 San Diego State Valley Center, Calif. FA
DiLauro, Christian (1) OL 6-6 300 11/11/94 Illinois Uniontown, Ohio FA-'18
Flannigan-Fowles, Demetrius S 6-2 209 9/4/96 Arizona Tucson, Ariz. FA
Garcia-Williams, Jamell DL 6-8 255 1/24/97 Alabama-Birmingham Las Vegas, Nev. FA
Givens, Kevin DL 6-1 285 3/1/97 Penn State Newark, N.J. FA
Greenlaw, Dre LB 6-0 227 5/25/97 Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. D5
Harris, Tim CB 6-1 205 7/31/95 Virginia Richmond, Va. D6c
Henry, Malik WR 6-0 175 4/16/97 West Georgia Tifton, Ga. FA
Hurd, Jalen WR 6-4 217 1/23/96 Baylor Hendersonville, Tenn. D3
Mayfield, Tyree TE 6-3 241 10/23/95 Wyoming St. Joseph, Mo. FA
Poindexter, Shawn WR 6-5 218 12/13/95 Arizona Peoria, Ariz. FA
Reynolds, Ross G 6-4 295 9/14/95 Iowa Waukee, Iowa FA
Robinson, Tyree (1) S 6-2 202 4/14/94 Oregon San Diego, Calif. FA-'18
Samuel, Deebo WR 6-0 210 1/15/96 South Carolina Inman, S.C. D2
Skule, Justin OL 6-6 318 11/23/96 Vanderbilt Clifton, Va. D6b
Smith, Kaden TE 6-5 252 4/24/97 Stanford Flower Mound, Texas D6a
Speight, Wilton QB 6-6 232 12/6/94 UCLA Richmond, Va. FA
Street, Kentavius (1) DL 6-2 287 5/8/96 North Carolina State Greenville, N.C. D4-'18
Toran, Najee (1) OL 6-2 305 11/15/95 UCLA Houston, Texas FA-'18
Walter, Austin RB 5-8 202 8/17/96 Rice Crosby, Texas FA
Wishnowsky, Mitch P 6-2 220 3/2/92 Utah Perth, Australia D4

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

Log on to www.49ers.com for an up-to-date roster.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Kyle Shanahan
Pro Career: Kyle Shanahan became the twentieth
head coach in franchise history on February 6,
2017 after spending the prior two seasons as
offensive coordinator of the Atlanta Falcons. Has 15
seasons of coaching experience at the NFL level,
including nine of the past 10 seasons as an offen-
sive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons (2015-16),
Cleveland Browns (2014), Washington Redskins
(2010-13) and Houston Texans (2008-09). In six of
his nine seasons as an offensive coordinator
(2008-09, 2012-13 and 2015-16), Shanahan has
guided an offense that ranked in the top 10 in the
NFL in yards gained. In 2016 with Atlanta, QB Matt
Ryan earned league MVP honors and threw for a
single-season franchise record and career-high
4,944 passing yards and 38 touchdowns under
Shanahan. In Shanahan’s first season as head
coach of San Francisco, the 2017 49ers finished
the season winners of five consecutive games. In
2018, the team won two of their final four games.
Career record: 10-22.
Background: Wide receiver at Duke (1998-99),
Texas (2001-02). Collegiately coached at UCLA
(2003).
Personal: Born December 14, 1979, Minneapolis,
Minn.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Miles Austin, offensive quality control; born June
30, 1984, Garfield, N.J. Wide receiver Monmouth
2002-05. Pro wide receiver Dallas Cowboys 2006-
2013, Cleveland Browns 2014, Philadelphia Eagles
2015. Pro coach: Joined 49ers in 2019.
John Benton, offensive line; born December 13,
1963, Durango, Colo. Offensive lineman Colorado
State 1983-86. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Colorado State 1987-1990, 1995-2003,
California (Pa.) 1990-94. Pro coach: St. Louis
Rams 2004-05, Houston Texans 2006-2013,
Miami Dolphins 2014-15, Jacksonville Jaguars
2016, joined 49ers in 2017.
Daniel Bullocks, safeties; born February 28, 1983,
Chattanooga, Tenn. Safety Nebraska 2001-05. Pro
safety Detroit Lions 2006-09. College coach:
Northern Iowa 2012-14, Eastern Michigan 2015-
16. Pro coach: Jacksonville Jaguars 2016, joined
49ers in 2017.
Michael Clay, asst. special teams; born August 30,
1991, Santa Clara, Calif. Linebacker Oregon 2009-
2012. No pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Philadelphia Eagles 2014-15, joined 49ers in 2016.
Shane Day, quarterbacks; born September 27,
1974, Manhattan, Kan. Wide receiver Rhodes
College 1996. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Michigan 2006, Connecticut 2012-13. Pro
coach: San Francisco 49ers 2007-09, Chicago
Bears 2010-11, Washington Redskins 2014-15,
Miami Dolphins 2016-18, re-joined 49ers in 2019.
Jon Embree, tight ends/asst. head coach; born
October 15, 1965, Los Angeles, Calif. Tight end
Colorado 1983-86. Pro tight end Los Angeles
Rams 1987-89. College coach: Colorado 1991,
1993-2002, 2011-12 (head coach), UCLA 2003-
05. Pro coach: Kansas City Chiefs 2006-08,
Washington Redskins 2010, Cleveland Browns
2013, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2014-16, joined
49ers in 2017.
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Taylor Embree, offensive quality control; born
October 3, 1988, Denver, Colo. Wide receiver UCLA
2008-2011. No pro playing experience. College
coach: UNLV 2012, UCLA 2013-14. Pro coach:
Kansas City Chiefs 2016, joined 49ers in 2017.
Brian Fleury, defensive quality control; born
January 22, 1980, Germantown, Md. Quarterback
Towson 1999-2002. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Maryland 2003-04, Sacred Heart
2005-08, Towson 2009-2012. Pro coach: Buffalo
Bills 2013, Cleveland Browns 2014-15, Miami
Dolphins 2016-18, joined 49ers in 2019.
Richard Hightower, special teams coordinator;
born September 15, 1980, Houston, Texas. Wide
receiver Texas 1999-2002. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Minnesota 2009. Pro coach:
Houston Texans 2006-08, Washington Redskins
2010-13, Cleveland Browns 2014, San Francisco
49ers 2015, Chicago Bears 2016, re-joined 49ers
in 2017.
Aaron Hill, strength & conditioning assistant; born
September 5, 1990, St. Charles, Mo. Linebacker
Minnesota 2009-2013. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Minnesota 2014-15, Vanderbilt
2015-18. Pro coach: Joined 49ers in 2019.
Johnny Holland, run game specialist/outside line-
backers; born March 11, 1965, Bellville, Texas.
Linebacker Texas A&M 1983-86. Pro linebacker
Green Bay Packers 1987-1993. Pro coach: Green
Bay Packers 1995-99, Seattle Seahawks 2000-02,
Detroit Lions 2003-05, Houston Texans 2006-
2010, Virginia Destroyers (UFL) 2011, Oakland
Raiders 2012, Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL)
2013, British Columbia Lions (CFL) 2014-15,
Cleveland Browns 2016, joined 49ers in 2017.
Chris Kiffin, pass rush specialist; born January 19,
1982, Raleigh N.C. Defensive tackle Colorado State
2000-04. College coach: Idaho 2005-06,
Mississippi 2007, Nebraska 2008-09, Southern
California 2010, Arkansas State 2011, Mississippi
2012-16, Florida Atlantic 2017. Pro coach: Joined
49ers in 2018.
Kris Kocurek, defensive line; born November 15,
1978, Rockdale, Texas. Defensive tackle Texas Tech
1997-2000. Pro defensive tackle Tennessee Titans
2001-02. College coach: Texas Tech 2003, Texas
A&M-Kingsville 2004-05, Texas A&M-Commerce
2006, West Texas A&M 2007, Stephen F. Austin
State 2008. Pro coach: Detroit Lions 2009-2017,
Miami Dolphins 2018, joined 49ers in 2019.
Stan Kwan, asst. special teams; born November 2,
1967, Phoenix, Ariz. No college or pro playing expe-
rience. Pro coach: San Diego Chargers 1991-96,
Detroit Lions 1997-2000, Arizona Cardinals 2001-
03, Detroit Lions 2004-09, Buffalo Bills 2010-12,
New Orleans Saints 2013-16, joined 49ers in 2017.
Mike LaFleur, passing game coordinator; born
March 3, 1987, Mount Pleasant, Mich. Safety
Elmhurst College 2005-08. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Elmhurst 2009, Davidson
2010-13. Pro coach: Cleveland Browns 2014,
Atlanta Falcons 2015-16, joined 49ers in 2017.
Mike McDaniel, run game coordinator; born March
6, 1983, Greeley, Colo. Wide receiver Yale 2001-04.
No pro playing experience. Pro coach: Denver
Broncos 2005, Houston Texans 2006-08,
California Redwoods (UFL) 2009, Sacramento
Mountain Lions (UFL) 2010, Washington Redskins
2011-13, Cleveland Browns 2014, Atlanta Falcons
2015-16, joined 49ers in 2017.
Mike Nicolini, strength & conditioning assistant;
born November 10, 1988, Novato, Calif. Defensive
back Redlands 2007-2010. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: San Jose State 2011-17. Pro
coach: Joined 49ers in 2018.
Dustin Perry, head strength & conditioning; born
September 30, 1985, Marcellus, Ind. No college or
pro playing experience. College coach: Minnesota
2010-16. Pro coach: Joined 49ers in 2017.
DeMeco Ryans, inside linebackers; born July 28,
1984, Bessemer, Ala. Linebacker Alabama 2002-
05. Pro linebacker Houston Texans 2006-2011,
Philadelphia Eagles 2012-15. Pro coach: Joined
49ers in 2017.
Robert Saleh, defensive coordinator; born January
31, 1979, Dearborn, Mich. Tight end Northern
Michigan 1997-2000. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Michigan State 2002-03, Central
Michigan 2004, Georgia 2005. Pro coach: Houston
Texans 2005-2010, Seattle Seahawks 2011-13,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2014-16, joined 49ers in
2017.
Bobby Slowik, offensive assistant; born June 9,
1987, Green Bay, Wisc. Wide receiver Michigan
Tech 2005-09. Pro coach: Washington Redskins
2010-13, joined 49ers in 2017.
Katie Sowers, offensive assistant; born August 7,
1986, Hesston, Kan. Attended Goshen College. No
college or pro playing experience. Pro coach:
Atlanta Falcons 2016, joined 49ers in 2017.
Shea Thompson, director of performance monitor-
ing/strength & conditioning assistant; born
November 26, 1984, Woodbine, Iowa. Linebacker
Buena Vista 2003-06. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Nebraska 2006-08, Northern Illinois
2008-2010, Minnesota 2012-15. Pro coach:
Cincinnati Bengals 2016-18, joined 49ers in 2019.
Robert Turner, Jr., running backs; born May 6,
1949, East Chicago, Ind. Defensive back Indiana
State 1968-1971. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Indiana State 1975-1982, Fresno
State 1983-88, Ohio State 1989-1990, Purdue
1991-1994. Pro coach: Denver Broncos 1995-
2009, Washington Redskins 2010-13, Atlanta
Falcons 2015-16, joined 49ers in 2017.
Wes Welker, wide receivers; born May 1, 1981,
Oklahoma City, Okla. Wide receiver Texas Tech
2000-03. Pro wide receiver San Diego Chargers
2004, Miami Dolphins 2004-06, New England
Patriots 2007-2012, Denver Broncos 2013-14, St.
Louis Rams 2015. Pro coach: Houston Texans
2017-18, joined 49ers in 2019.
Joe Woods, defensive backs/run game coordina-
tor; born June 25, 1970, North Vandergrift, Pa.
Defensive back Illinois State 1988-1991. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Muskingum
1992, Eastern Michigan 1993, Northwestern State
1994, Grand Valley State 1994-96, Kent State
1997, Hofstra 1998-2000, Western Michigan
2001-03. Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2004-05, Minnesota Vikings 2006-2013, Oakland
Raiders 2014, Denver Broncos 2015-18, joined
49ers in 2019.
Zach Yenser, asst. offensive line; born January 19,
1984, Fort Mitchell, Ky. Center East Tennessee
State 2002, Troy 2003-06. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Troy 2007, Henderson State
2008, Louisiana Tech 2010-12, California 2013-
14, Kansas 2015-17, Southern Methodist 2018.
Pro coach: Joined 49ers in 2019.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Paul G. Allen Trust (360-347-1)
Chair, Seahawks; Chair, Vulcan Inc.; Records include postseason games
Trustee of Paul G. Allen Trust:
Jody Allen 1976-82 Jack Patera*................35-59-0
Vice Chair, Seattle Seahawks and 1982 Mike McCormack ............4-3-0
Portland Trail Balzers; Executive Vice 1983-91 Chuck Knox .................83-67-0
President of Sports Strategy and 1992-94 Tom Flores...................14-34-0
Operations at Vulcan Inc.: Bert Kolde 1995-98 Dennis Erickson...........31-33-0
Chief Executive Officer – Vulcan Sports &
Entertainment: Chris McGowan 1999-2008 Mike Holmgren ............90-80-0
President, Seahawks and First & Goal 2009 Jim Mora.......................5-11-0
Inc.: Chuck Arnold 2010-18 Pete Carroll..................98-60-1
Executive VP of Football Operations/Head *Released after two games in 1982
Coach: Pete Carroll
Executive Vice President/General PAID ATTENDANCE
Manager: John Schneider
Chief Financial Officer: Karen Spencer Home 536,600 Away 548,752
National Football Conference Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Total 1,085,352
West Division Government Affairs: Ed Goines Single-game home record,
Team Colors: College Navy, Wolf Grey, Senior Vice President of Communications 68,681 (12/16/00)
& Broadcasting: Dave Pearson
Action Green Senior Vice President of Human Single-season home record,
Virginia Mason Athletic Center Resources & Administration: 536,600 (2018)
12 Seahawks Way Cindy Kelley
Renton, Washington 98056 Senior Vice President of Revenue: 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Telephone: (425) 203-8000 Amy Sprangers Round Name Pos. College
Senior Vice President of Business
Operations/General Manager 1 L.J. Collier DE Texas Christian
2019 SCHEDULE CenturyLink Field: David Young 2 Marquise Blair DB Utah
PRESEASON Vice President of Business Strategy & DK Metcalf WR Mississippi
Aug. 8 Denver...............................7:00 Analytics: Jeff Dunn 3 Cody Barton LB Utah
Aug. 18 at Minnesota ......................5:00 Vice President of Community Outreach: 4 Gary Jennings WR West Virginia
Aug. 24 at Los Angeles Chargers.....7:00 Mike Flood
Vice President of Venue Operations and Phil Haynes G Wake Forest
Aug. 29 Oakland .............................7:00 Guest Experience: Zach Hensley Ugo Amadi DB Oregon
Vice President of Player Engagement: 5 Ben Burr-Kirven LB Washington
REGULAR SEASON Maurice Kelly 6 Travis Homer RB Miami
Sep. 8 Cincinnati ..........................1:05 Vice President of Ticket Sales & Service:
Chris Lawrence Demarcus Christmas DT Florida St.
Sep. 15 at Pittsburgh ..............10:00 AM 7 John Ursua WR Hawai’i
Sep. 22 New Orleans......................1:25 Vice President of Marketing and
Community Engagement:
Sep. 29 at Arizona...........................1:05 Jeff Richards
Oct. 3 Los Angeles Rams (Thu) ...5:20 Vice President of Technology:
Oct. 13 at Cleveland ...............10:00 AM Chip Suttles
Oct. 20 Baltimore...........................1:25 Vice President of Football Administration:
Oct. 27 at Atlanta ...................10:00 AM Matt Thomas
Nov. 3 Tampa Bay.........................1:05 Co-Director of Player Personnel:
Scott Fitterer, Trent Kirchner
Nov. 11 at San Francisco (Mon) ......5:15 Director of Pro Personnel: Nolan Teasley
Nov. 17 BYE Director of College Scouting: Matt Berry
Nov. 24 at Philadelphia ..................*5:20 Sr. Director of Video Operations:
Dec. 2 Minnesota (Mon) ...............5:15 Rob Porteus
Dec. 8 at Los Angeles Rams .......*5:20 Director of Health & Player Performance:
Dec. 15 at Carolina .................10:00 AM Sam Ramsden
Director of Football Video: Brad Campbell
Dec. 22 Arizona ..............................1:25 Director of Equipment: Erik Kennedy
Dec. 29 San Francisco ...................1:25 Director of Team Operations:
* All times PT; Sunday night games in Matt Capurro
Weeks 5-16 subject to change Director of Team Travel: Jeremy Young
Stadium: CenturyLink Field Director of Marketing: Lisa Bregman
Director of Human Resources:
(opened in 2002) Sarita Carter
•Capacity: 68,740 Director of Finance: Peter Fonfara
Playing Surface: FieldTurf Director of Football Communications:
Training Camp: VMAC Lane Gammel
Renton, WA 98056 Director of Communications: Jeff Garza
Director of Business Communications:
Kaitlin Goodall
CENTURYLINK FIELD
Director of Game Entertainment &
Special Events: Ryan Madayag
Director of I.T./Information Security
Officer: Sterling Monroe
Director of Broadcasting: Brian O’Connell
Director of Digital & Emerging Media:
Kenton Olson
Director of Retail Operations:
Doug Orwiler
Managing Director of Community
Engagement & Hospitality:
Becca Rollins
Director of Fields & Conversion:
John Wright
Executive Chef: Mac McNabb

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (0-4) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Wilson 427 280 3448 65.6 35 7 51/355 110.9
08/09 L 17-19 Indianapolis Seahawks 427 280 3448 65.6 35 7 51/355 110.9
08/18 L 14-24 at L.A. Chargers Opponents 546 355 4103 65.0 26 12 43/261 94.3
08/24 L 20-21 at Minnesota TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
08/30 L 19-30 Oakland SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS McDougald 3 39 13.0 39 0
Janikowski 0 0 0 48/51 22/27 0 114 E. Thomas 3 25 8.3 25 0
REGULAR SEASON (10-6) Lockett 0 10 0 0/0 0/0 0 62 Shaqui. Griffin 2 8 4.0 8 0
Date Result Opponent Carson 9 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 54 Wagner 1 98 98.0 98t 1
09/09 L 24-27 at Denver Baldwin 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Clark 1 26 26.0 26 0
09/17 L 17-24 at Chicago J. Brown 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 J. Coleman 1 0 0.0 0 0
09/23 W 24-13 Dallas M. Davis 4 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Thompson 1 0 0.0 0 0
09/30 W 20-17 at Arizona Moore 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Seahawks 12 196 16.3 98t 1
10/07 L 31-33 L.A. Rams E. Dickson 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18 Opponents 7 135 19.3 49t 2
10/14 W 27-3 at Oakland Vannett 0 3 0 0/0 0/0 0 18
10/28 W 28-14 at Detroit Dissly 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/04 L 17-25 L.A. Chargers Penny 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 M. Dickson 78 3759 48.2 28 69
11/11 L 31-36 at L.A. Rams J. Coleman 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Seahawks 79 3759 47.6 28 69
11/15 W 27-24 Green Bay Marshall 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 66 2961 44.9 23 67
11/25 W 30-27 at Carolina Wagner 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/02 W 43-16 San Francisco Seahawks 15 35 2 48/51 22/27 0 428 PUNT
12/10 W 21-7 Minnesota Opponents 9 26 4 31/34 26/33 0 347 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/16 L 23-26 at San Francisco (OT) 2-Pt Conv: Lockett. Lockett 25 20 143 5.7 19 0
12/23 W 38-31 Kansas City Seahawks 1-1, Opponents 2-5. Seahawks 25 20 143 5.7 19 0
12/30 W 27-24 Arizona Opponents 36 10 304 8.4 45 0
RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD
POSTSEASON (0-1) Carson 247 1151 4.7 61 9 KICKOFF
Date Result Opponent M. Davis 112 514 4.6 37 4 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
01/05 L 22-24 at Dallas Penny 85 419 4.9 38 2 Lockett 19 493 25.9 84 0
(OT) Overtime Wilson 67 376 5.6 40 0 Penny 8 140 17.5 23 0
Lockett 13 69 5.3 18 0 McKissic 1 18 18.0 18 0
SCORE BY PERIODS E. Dickson 1 9 9.0 9 0 Moore 1 18 18.0 18 0
Seahawks 78 129 72 149 0 — 428 M. Dickson 1 9 9.0 9 0 Seahawks 29 669 23.1 84 0
Opponents 71 106 48 119 3 — 347 McKissic 3 8 2.7 6 0 Opponents 37 919 24.8 97t 1
Moore 1 5 5.0 5 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Madden 3 3 1.0 2 0 FIELD
Seahawks Opp. Prosise 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total First Downs 329 323 Seahawks 534 2560 4.8 61 15 Janikowski 0/0 2/2 9/11 8/9 3/5
Rushing 133 91 Opponents 366 1811 4.9 59 9 Seahawks 0/0 2/2 9/11 8/9 3/5
Passing 156 201 Opponents 1/1 7/7 9/9 3/8 6/8
Penalty 40 31 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD
3rd Down: Made/Att 81/208 64/183 Lockett 57 965 16.9 52t 10 SACKS No.
3rd Down Pct. 38.9 35.0 Baldwin 50 618 12.4 42 5 Clark 13.0
4th Down: Made/Att 11/14 6/13 M. Davis 34 214 6.3 18 1 J. Reed 10.5
4th Down Pct. 78.6 46.2 Vannett 29 269 9.3 32 3 Jefferson 3.0
Possession Avg. 31:15 28:45 Moore 26 445 17.1 54 5 Martin 3.0
Total Net Yards 5653 5653 Carson 20 163 8.2 27 0 (group) 3.0
Avg. Per Game 353.3 353.3 J. Brown 14 166 11.9 45 5 Kendricks 2.0
Total Plays 1012 955 E. Dickson 12 143 11.9 42 3 Stephen 2.0
Avg. Per Play 5.6 5.9 Marshall 11 136 12.4 27 1 Jordan 1.5
Net Yards Rushing 2560 1811 Penny 9 75 8.3 24 0 R. Green 1.0
Avg. Per Game 160.0 113.2 Dissly 8 156 19.5 66 2 Jackson 1.0
Total Rushes 534 366 Prosise 3 22 7.3 8 0 Mingo 1.0
Net Yards Passing 3093 3842 Madden 2 35 17.5 28 0 Wagner 1.0
Avg. Per Game 193.3 240.1 Turner 2 20 10.0 19 0 Calitro 0.5
Sacked/Yards Lost 51/355 43/261 Swoopes 1 23 23.0 23 0 J. Coleman 0.5
Gross Yards 3448 4103 Fant 1 9 9.0 9 0 Seahawks 43.0
Att./Completions 427/280 546/355 Wilson 1 -11 -11.0 -11 0 Opponents 51.0
Completion Pct. 65.6 65.0 Seahawks 280 3448 12.3 66 35
Had Intercepted 7 12 Opponents 355 4103 11.6 75t 26
Punts/Average 79/47.6 66/44.9
Net Punting Avg. 79/42.5 66/41.5
Penalties/Yards 111/959 108/981
Fumbles/Ball Lost 18/4 26/14
Touchdowns 52 39
Rushing 15 9
Passing 35 26
Returns 2 4

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Shaun Alexander, 2000-07 .................................................................9,429
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Matt Hasselbeck, 2001-10 ...............................................................29,434
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Russell Wilson, 2012-18 .......................................................................196
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Steve Largent, 1976-89.........................................................................819
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Steve Largent, 1976-89....................................................................13,089
Interceptions ...................................................................Dave Brown, 1976-86 .............................................................................50
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Michael Dickson, 2018.........................................................................48.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Charlie Rogers, 1999-2001 ..................................................................12.7
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Leon Washington, 2010-12 ..................................................................26.2
Field Goals ......................................................................Steven Hauschka, 2011-16 ...................................................................175
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Shaun Alexander, 2000-07 ....................................................................112
Points..............................................................................Norm Johnson, 1982-90 .......................................................................810
*Sacks............................................................................Jacob Green, 1980-91 .........................................................................97.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Shaun Alexander, 2005.......................................................................1,880
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Russell Wilson, 2016 .........................................................................4,219
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Russell Wilson, 2018 ..............................................................................35
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Bobby Engram, 2007 ..............................................................................94
Doug Baldwin, 2016................................................................................94
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Steve Largent, 1985 ...........................................................................1,287
Interceptions ...................................................................John Harris, 1981 ...................................................................................10
Kenny Easley, 1984.................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Michael Dickson, 2018.........................................................................48.2
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Charlie Rogers, 1999 ...........................................................................14.5
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Leon Washington, 2012 .......................................................................29.0
Field Goals ......................................................................Todd Peterson, 1999 ...............................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Shaun Alexander, 2005............................................................................28
Points..............................................................................Shaun Alexander, 2005..........................................................................168
*Sacks............................................................................Michael Sinclair, 1998 ..........................................................................16.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Shaun Alexander, 11-11-01 ...................................................................266
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Russell Wilson, 10-29-17......................................................................452
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Dave Krieg, 12-2-84, 9-15-85, 11-28-88 ..................................................5
Warren Moon, 10-26-97 ...........................................................................5
Matt Hasselbeck, 11-23-03, 9-24-06 ........................................................5
Russell Wilson, 11-29-15, 12-13-15 .........................................................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Steve Largent, 10-18-87 .........................................................................15
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Steve Largent, 10-18-87 .......................................................................261
Interceptions ...................................................................Kenny Easley, 9-3-84 ................................................................................3
Eugene Robinson, 12-6-92 .......................................................................3
Darryl Williams, 9-21-97 ...........................................................................3
Lofa Tatupu, 12-2-07 ................................................................................3
Marcus Trufant, 12-9-07 ...........................................................................3
Field Goals ......................................................................Norm Johnson, 9-20-87, 12-18-88 ...........................................................5
Olindo Mare, 10-24-10, 11-14-10 .............................................................5
Todd Peterson, 9-26-99 ............................................................................5
Steven Hauschka, 11-13-11......................................................................5
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Shaun Alexander, 9-29-02 .........................................................................5
Points..............................................................................Shaun Alexander, 9-29-02 .......................................................................30
*Sacks............................................................................Many times ............................................................................................4.0
Last time by Chris Clemons, 9-24-12

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
89 Baldwin, Doug WR 5-10 192 9/21/88 9 Stanford Gulf Breeze, Fla. FA-’11 13/13
1 Boykins, Jeremy CB 6-2 183 5/29/95 3 Central Florida Jacksonville, Fla. FA-’18 0*
68 Britt, Justin C 6-6 315 5/29/91 6 Missouri Lebanon, Mo. D2b-’14 16/15
76 Brown, Duane T 6-4 315 8/30/85 12 Virginia Tech Richmond, Va. T(Hou)-’17 16/16
18 Brown, Jaron WR 6-3 204 1/8/90 7 Clemson Cheraw, S.C. UFA(Ariz)-’18 16/2
58 Calitro, Austin LB 6-0 240 1/10/94 3 Villanova Danbury, Conn. FA-’18 16/5
32 Carson, Chris RB 5-11 222 9/16/94 3 Oklahoma State Lilburn, Ga. D7b-’17 14/14
31 Chancellor, Kam SS 6-3 225 4/3/88 10 Virginia Tech Norfolk, Va. D5-’10 0*
55 Clark, Frank DE 6-3 265 6/14/93 5 Michigan Cleveland, Ohio D2-’15 16/16
47 Currie, Justin LB 6-2 230 9/19/93 3 Western Michigan Big Rapids, Mich. FA-’18 0*
82 Darboh, Amara WR 6-2 215 2/1/94 3 Michigan West Des Moines, Iowa D3d-’17 0*
84 Dickson, Ed TE 6-4 250 7/25/87 10 Oregon Inglewood, Calif. UFA(Car)-’18 10/1
4 Dickson, Michael P 6-2 208 1/4/96 2 Texas Sydney, Australia D5c-’18 16/0
88 Dissly, Will TE 6-4 265 7/8/96 2 Washington Bozeman, Mont. D4-’18 4/4
52 Ellerbee, Emmanuel LB 6-0 230 11/20/96 2 Rice Houston, Texas W(LAC)-’18 4/0
41 Evans, Marwin SS 5-11 211 4/10/93 4 Utah State Milwaukee, Wis. FA-’18 0*
74 Fant, George T 6-5 322 7/19/92 4 Western Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. FA-’16 16/6
37 Flowers, Tre CB 6-3 203 6/2/95 2 Oklahoma State Converse, Texas D5b-’18 15/15
78 Fluker, D.J. G 6-5 342 3/13/91 7 Alabama New Orleans, La. UFA(NYG)-’18 10/9
97 Ford, Poona DT 5-11 310 11/19/95 2 Texas Hilton Head, S.C. FA-’18 11/1
94 Green, Rasheem DE 6-4 279 5/15/97 2 Southern California Los Angeles, Calif. D3-’18 10/6
49 Griffin, Shaquem LB 6-0 227 7/20/95 2 Central Florida St. Petersburg, Fla. D5a-’18 16/1
26 Griffin, Shaquill CB 6-0 198 7/20/95 3 Central Florida St. Petersburg, Fla. D3a-’17 16/16
62 Henry, Marcus C 6-2 303 2/11/93 2 Boise State Bellevue, Wash. FA-’18 0*
42 Hill, Delano SS 6-1 216 11/26/95 3 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D3b-’17 13/2
53 Hunt, Joey C 6-2 299 2/22/94 4 Texas Christian El Campo, Texas D6-’16 11/2
65 Ifedi, Germain G/T 6-5 325 6/2/94 4 Texas A&M Houston, Texas D1-’16 15/15
70 Iupati, Mike G 6-5 331 5/12/87 10 Idaho Vaitogi, American Samoa UFA(Ariz)-’19 10/10*
93 Jackson, Branden DE 6-4 295 11/11/92 4 Texas Tech McKeesport, Pa. FA-’17 9/1
99 Jefferson, Quinton DT 6-4 291 3/31/93 4 Maryland Pittsburgh, Pa. D5a-’16 16/12
73 Jones, Jamarco T 6-4 293 6/4/96 2 Ohio State Chicago, Ill. D5d-’18 0*
92 Jones, Nazair DT 6-5 292 12/13/94 3 North Carolina Roanoke Rapids, N.C. D3c-’17 9/0
56 Kendricks, Mychal LB 5-11 240 9/28/90 8 California Fresno, Calif. FA-’18 4/3
36 King, Akeem CB 6-1 215 8/29/92 5 San Jose State Visalia, Calif. FA-’17 16/1
16 Lockett, Tyler WR 5-10 182 9/28/92 5 Kansas State Tulsa, Okla. D3-’15 16/13
24 Luani, Shalom SS 6-0 202 8/5/94 3 Washington State Masausi, Amer. Samoa T(Oak)-’18 11/0
2 Lynch, Paxton QB 6-7 244 2/12/94 3 Memphis Deltona, Fla. FA-’19 0*
30 McDougald, Bradley SS 6-1 215 11/15/90 7 Kansas Columbus, Ohio UFA(TB)-’17 16/16
21 McKissic, J.D. RS 5-10 195 8/15/93 4 Arkansas State Phenix City, Ala. W(Atl)-’16 5/0
91 Marsh, Cassius DE 6-4 254 7/7/92 6 UCLA Simi Valley, Calif. D4a-’14 16/3*
59 Martin, Jacob LB 6-2 242 12/11/95 2 Temple Aurora, Colo. D6-’18 16/0
98 Meder, Jamie DT 6-2 308 4/12/91 5 Ashland Cleveland, Ohio FA-’19 0*
51 Mingo, Barkevious LB 6-5 235 10/4/90 7 Louisiana State Belle Glade, Fla. UFA(Ind)-’18 16/14
83 Moore, David WR 6-0 215 1/15/95 3 East Central (OK) Gainesville, Texas D7a-’17 16/6
5 Myers, Jason K 5-10 190 5/12/91 5 Marist Chula Vista, Calif. UFA(NYJ)-’19 16/0*
75 Nkansah, Elijah T 6-5 315 12/28/94 2 Toledo Mason, Ohio FA-’18 1/0
44 Orchard, Nate DE 6-3 255 1/5/93 5 Utah Salt Lake City, Utah FA-’19 4/0*
69 Ott, Tyler LS 6-3 253 2/28/92 5 Harvard Tulsa, Okla. FA-’16 16/0
20 Penny, Rashaad RB 5-11 220 2/2/96 2 San Diego State Norwalk, Calif. D1-’18 14/0
77 Pocic, Ethan C/G 6-6 320 8/5/95 3 Louisiana State Lemont, Ill. D2b-’17 10/4
22 Prosise, C.J. RB 6-1 225 5/20/94 4 Notre Dame Petersburg, Va. D3a-’16 5/0
90 Reed, Jarran DT 6-3 306 12/16/92 4 Alabama Goldsboro, N.C. D2-’16 16/16
39 Reed, Kalan CB 5-11 199 12/29/93 4 Southern Mississippi Birmingham, Ala. FA-’18 0*
19 Reynolds, Keenan WR 5-10 191 12/13/93 4 Navy Antioch, Tenn. FA-’18 2/0
72 Roos, Jordan G 6-3 302 7/6/93 3 Purdue Celina, Texas FA-’17 0*
40 Scarbrough, Bo RB 6-1 235 9/29/96 2 Alabama Northport, Ala. PS(Jax)-’18 0*
10 Scott, Caleb WR 6-2 203 1/8/96 2 Vanderbilt Suwanee, Ga. FA-’18 0*
66 Simmons, Jordan G 6-4 339 7/15/94 3 Southern California Inglewood, Calif. W(Oak)-’18 6/3
46 Swoopes, Tyrone TE 6-4 254 11/14/94 3 Texas Whitewright, Texas FA-’17 1/1
34 Thomas, Simeon CB 6-3 197 9/22/93 2 Louisiana-Lafayette Miami, Fla. W(Cle)-’18 0*
33 Thompson, Tedric FS 6-0 204 1/20/95 3 Colorado Valencia, Calif. D4-’17 14/10
23 Thorpe, Neiko CB 6-2 210 2/11/90 7 Auburn Tucker, Ga. FA-’16 12/0
17 Turner, Malik WR 6-2 202 1/30/96 2 Illinois Springfield, Ill. FA-’18 6/0
81 Vannett, Nick TE 6-6 261 3/6/93 4 Ohio State Westerville, Ohio D3b-’16 15/9
54 Wagner, Bobby LB 6-0 245 6/27/90 8 Utah State Ontario, Calif. D2-’12 15/15
3 Wilson, Russell QB 5-11 215 11/29/88 8 Wisconsin Richmond, Va. D3-’12 16/16
50 Wright, K.J. LB 6-4 246 7/23/89 9 Mississippi State Olive Branch, Miss. D4a-’11 5/5

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* Boykins spent ’18 season on Seattle’s practice squad; Chancellor spent ’18 season on Seattle’s physically unable to perform list; Currie
spent ’18 season on Seattle’s practice squad; Darboh missed ’18 season because of injury; Evans spent ’18 season on Seattle’s prac-
tice squad; Henry spent ’18 season on Seattle’s practice squad; Iupati played 10 games with Arizona in ’18; J. Jones missed ’18 season
because of injury; Lynch last active with Denver in ’17; Marsh played 16 games with San Francisco; Meder last active with Cleveland in
’17; Myers played 16 games with New York Jets; Orchard played 3 games with Buffalo and 1 game with Kansas City; K. Reed inactive
for 7 games; Roos spent ’18 season on Seattle’s practice squad; Scarbrough inactive for 2 games; Scott spent ’18 season on Seattle’s
practice squad; S. Thomas spent ’18 season on Seattle’s practice squad.

Players lost through free agency (6): S Maurice Alexander (Buff; 9 games in ‘18), CB Justin Coleman (Det; 16), RB Mike Davis (Chi; 15),
DT Shamar Stephen (Minn; 15), G J.R. Sweezy (Ariz; 15), S Earl Thomas (Balt; 4).

Also played with Seahawks in ’18—TE Darrell Daniels (9 games), LB Jermaine Grace (1), S T.J. Green (0), QB Brett Hundley (0),
K Sebastian Janikowski (16), DT Tom Johnson (1), DE Dion Jordan (12), FB Tre Madden (14), WR Brandon Marshall (7).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Amadi, Ugo FS 5-9 201 5/16/97 Oregon Nashville, Tenn. D4c
Autry, B.J. G 6-3 351 12/27/95 Jacksonville State Eight Mile, Ala. FA
Barton, Cody LB 6-2 237 11/13/96 Utah Salt Lake City, Utah D3
Blair, Marquise SS 6-1 196 7/18/97 Utah Wooster, Ohio D2a
Burr-Kirven, Ben LB 6-0 230 9/8/97 Washington Menlo Park, Calif. D5
Choice, Adam RB 5-9 209 11/30/95 Clemson Thomasville, Ga. FA
Christion, Taryn QB 6-1 228 2/6/97 South Dakota State Sioux Falls, S.D. FA
Christmas, Demarcus DT 6-3 302 7/4/95 Florida State Sarasota, Fla. D6b
Collier, L.J. DE 6-3 291 9/12/95 Texas Christian Munday, Texas D1
Davis, Davante CB 6-2 203 9/26/95 Texas Miami, Fla. FA
Deane, Mik'Quan TE 6-3 237 7/28/95 Western Kentucky Tulsa, Okla. FA
Ferguson, Jazz WR 6-5 228 1/12/97 Northwestern State St. Francisville, La. FA
Harvey, Jalen SS 6-0 203 9/19/95 Arizona State El Cerrito, Calif. FA
Haynes, Phil G 6-4 322 10/19/95 Wake Forest Raleigh, N.C. D4b
Homer, Travis RB 5-10 202 8/7/98 Miami West Palm Beach, Fla. D6a
Jennings, Gary WR 6-1 216 3/7/97 West Virginia Stafford, Va. D4a
Johnson, Justin TE 6-3 235 11/8/96 Mississippi State Birmingham, Ala. FA
Knox, Demetrius G 6-4 314 10/23/95 Ohio State Fort Worth, Texas FA
Metcalf, DK WR 6-4 229 12/14/97 Mississippi Oxford, Miss. D2b
Mone, Bryan DT 6-3 366 10/20/95 Michigan Salt Lake City, Utah FA
Thomas, Derrek CB 6-3 192 4/25/95 Baylor Albany, N.Y. FA
Tiuli, Jay-Tee DT 6-3 340 1/14/96 Eastern Washington Seattle, Wash. FA
Ursua, John WR 5-9 182 1/17/94 Hawai’i Kailua-Kona, Hawai’i D7
Wright, Terry WR 5-10 177 1/28/97 Purdue Memphis, Tenn. FA

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Executive VP of Football Operations/Head
Coach,
Pete Carroll
Pro Career: Named as Seattle’s eighth head
coach on January 11, 2010. Led Seattle to its
first Super Bowl title in franchise history in 2013
after posting a 13-3 record and a 43-8 victory
over Denver in Super Bowl XLVIII, followed by a
consecutive appearance in Super Bowl XLIX vs.
New England. Head coaching background:
Buffalo Bills (defensive backs, 1984), Minnesota
Vikings (defensive backs, 1985-89), N.Y. Jets
(defensive coordinator 1990-93, head coach
1994), San Francisco 49ers (defensive coordi-
nator 1995-96). From 1997-99 was New
England Patriots head coach, posting a 27-21
record and two playoff appearances. Career
record: 132-93-1.
Background: Two-time All-Pacific Coast
Conference safety at Pacific (1971-72), where
he earned degree in business administration
(1973) and secondary teaching credential and
master’s degree in physical education (1976).
College coach: Pacific 1974-76, 1983, Arkansas
1977, Iowa State 1978, Ohio State 1979, North
Carolina State 1980-82, USC 2001-09, where
he posted a 97-19 record, won seven consecu-
tive Pac-10 titles (2002-08), two national cham-
pionships.
Personal: Born September 15, 1951 in San
Francisco, Calif. He and his wife, Glena, have
three children and six grandchildren.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Dave Canales, quarterbacks; born May 7, 1981,
Carson, Calif. Wide receiver Azusa Pacific 2000-
03. No pro playing experience. College coach: El
Camino (CA) J.C. 2006-08, Southern California
2009. Pro coach: Joined Seahawks in 2010.
Brennan Carroll, asst. offensive line; born
March 20, 1979, Saratoga, Calif. Tight end
Delaware 1997, Pittsburgh 1999-2001. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Southern
California 2002-2010, Miami 2011-14. Pro
coach: Joined Seahawks in 2015.
Nate Carroll, wide receivers; born March 24,
1987, Edina, Minn. Attended Southern
California. No college or pro playing experience.
Pro coach: Joined Seahawks in 2010.
Andre Curtis, passing game coordinator; born
December 8, 1976, Beaverdam, Va. Linebacker
Virginia Military Institute 1996-99. No pro play-
ing experience. College coach: Virginia Military
Institute 2000-03, Georgia Southern 2004-05.
Pro coach: N.Y. Giants 2006-08, St. Louis Rams
2009-2011, New Orleans Saints 2012-14,
joined Seahawks in 2015.
Austin Davis, offensive assistant; born June 2,
1989, Collinsville, Miss. Quarterback Southern
Mississippi 2008-2011. Pro quarterback St.
Louis Rams 2012-14, Cleveland Browns 2015,
Denver Broncos 2016, Seattle Seahawks 2017,
Tennessee Titans 2018. Pro coach: Joined
Seahawks in 2019.
Tom Donatell, quality control/defense; born
March 29, 1989, Duluth, Ga. Linebacker Iowa
2008-2012. No pro playing experience. College
coach: South Florida 2013-14, UCLA 2015-16.
Pro coach: Joined Seahawks in 2017.
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Jethro Franklin, asst. defensive line; born
October 25, 1965, St. Nazaire, France. Defensive
lineman San Jose (CA) C.C. 1984-85, Fresno
State 1986-87. Pro defensive lineman Seattle
Seahawks 1989. College coachL Fresno State
1991-98, UCLA 1999, Southern California
2005, 2009, Temple 2010, Miami 2011-14. Pro
coach: Green Bay Packers 2000-04, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2006-07, Houston Texans 2007-08,
Oakland Raiders 2015-17, joined Seahawks in
2018.
Thomas Garcia, strength & conditioning assis-
tant; born November 12, 1978, Farmington,
N.M. Attended Texas Tech. No college or pro
playing experience. Pro coach: Joined Seahawks
in 2019.
John Glenn, linebackers; born July 20, 1981,
Scranton, Pa. Linebacker East Stroudsburg
2002-05. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Washington 2010-11. Pro coach: Joined
Seahawks in 2012.
Clint Hurtt, asst. head coach/defense;
November 7, 1978, Rochester, N.Y. Defensive
lineman Miami 1997-2000. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Miami 2001-04, 2006-
09, Florida International 2005, Louisville 2010-
13. Pro coach: Chicago Bears 2014-16, joined
Seahawks in 2017.
Brad Idzik, asst. wide receivers; born October
20, 1991, Mercer Island, Wash. Wide receiver
Lehigh 2010, Wake Forest 2011-13. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Stanford
2014-18. Pro coach: Joined Seahawks in 2019.
Larry Izzo, asst. special teams; born September
26, 1974, Fort Belvoir, Va. Linebacker Rice
1992-95. Pro linebacker Miami Dolphins 1996-
2000, New England Patriots 2001-08, New York
Jets 2009. Pro coach: New York Giants 2011-
15, Houston Texans 2016-17, joined Seahawks
in 2018.
Ivan Lewis, head strength & conditioning; born
on September 14, 1978, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Attended Idaho. No college or pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: San Diego 2002-03,
Southern California 2006-08, 2014-18,
Washington 2009-13. Pro coach: San Diego
Chargers 2004-05, joined Seahawks in 2019.
Pat McPherson, tight ends; born April 15, 1969,
Santa Clara, Calif. Linebacker Santa Clara 1991-
92. No pro playing experience. Pro coach: San
Francisco 49ers 1996, Denver Broncos 1998-
2008, joined Seahawks in 2010.
Chad Morton, running backs; born April 4,
1977, Torrance, Calif. Running back Southern
California 1995-99. Pro running back New
Orleans Saints 2000, N.Y. Jets 2001-02,
Washington Redskins 2003-04, N.Y. Giants
2005-06. Pro coach: Green Bay Packers 2009-
2013, joined Seahawks in 2014.
Ken Norton, Jr., defensive coordinator; born
September 29, 1966, Jacksonville, Ill.
Linebacker UCLA 1984-87. Pro linebacker
Dallas Cowboys 1988-1993, San Francisco
49ers 1994-2000. College coach: Southern
California 2004-09. Pro coach: Seattle
Seahawks 2010-14, Oakland Raiders 2015-17,
re-joined Seahawks in 2018.
Mark Philipp, strength & conditioning assistant;
born November 12, 1982, San Bernardino, Calif.
Defensive tackle Southern Illinois 2002-05. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Oregon
State 2009-2013, Southern California 2014,
2018, Nebraska 2015-17. Pro coach: Joined
Seahawks in 2019.
Pat Ruel, asst. offensive line; born December 5,
1950, Coral Gables, Fla. Offensive lineman
Miami 1971-72. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Miami 1974-76, Arkansas 1977,
Washington State 1978-1981, Texas A&M
1982-84, Northern Illinois 1985-87, Kansas
1988-1996, Michigan State 1998-99, Southern
California 2005-09. Pro coach: Detroit Lions
2000, Green Bay Packers 2001-02, Buffalo Bills
2003, N.Y. Giants 2004, joined Seahawks in
2010.
Brian Schneider, special teams coordinator;
born May 16, 1971, San Diego, Calif. Linebacker
Colorado State 1989-1993. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Colorado State 1994-
2002, UCLA 2003-05, Iowa State 2006, Air
Force 2007, Southern California 2009. Pro
coach: Oakland Raiders 2007-08, joined
Seahawks in 2010.
Brian Schottenheimer, offensive coordinator;
born October 16, 1973, Denver, Colo.
Quarterback Kansas 1992, Florida 1993-96. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Syracuse
1999, Southern California 2000, Georgia 2015.
Pro coach: St. Louis Rams 1997, Kansas City
Chiefs 1998, Washington Redskins 2001, San
Diego Chargers 2002-05, New York Jets 2006-
2011, St. Louis Rams 2012-14, Indianapolis
Colts 2016-17, joined Seahawks in 2018.
Steve Shimko, asst. quarterbacks; born January
31, 1990, Ewing, N.J. Quarterback Rutgers
2009-2012. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Rutgers 2013, Western Michigan 2014,
Georgia 2015, Garden City (KS) C.C. 2016-17.
Pro coach: Joined Seahawks in 2018.
Mike Solari, offensive line; born January 16,
1955, Daly City, Calif. Offensive lineman San
Mateo 1974-75, San Diego State 1976-77. No
pro playing experience. College coach: Mira
Costa 1978, U.S. International 1979, Boise State
1980, Cincinnati 1981-82, Kansas 1983-85,
Pittsburgh 1986, Alabama 1990-91. Pro coach:
Dallas Cowboys 1987-88, Phoenix Cardinals
1989, San Francisco 49ers 1992-96, 2010-14,
Kansas City Chiefs 1997-2007, Seattle
Seahawks 2008-09, Green Bay Packers 2015,
New York Giants 2016-17, re-joined Seahawks
in 2018.
Nick Sorensen, secondary; born July 31, 1978,
Winter Haven, Fla. Safety Virginia Tech 1997-
2000. Pro safety St. Louis Rams 2001-02,
Jacksonville Jaguars 2003-06, Cleveland
Browns 2007-2010. Pro coach: Joined
Seahawks in 2012.
Grant Steen, strength & conditioning assistant;
born October 22, 1980, Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Linebacker Iowa 2000-03. No pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Hawaii-Manoa 2010-13,
Washington 2013, Southern California 2014-15,
Stanford 2016, Minnesota 2017. Pro coach:
Joined Seahawks in 2019.
Jamie Yanchar, asst. strength & conditioning,
born December 29, 1963, Cleveland, Ohio.
Louisville. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Southern California 1990-2009.
Pro coach: Joined Seahawks in 2010.
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CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner/Co-Chairman: Bryan Glazer (266-424-1)
Owner/Co-Chairman: Joel Glazer Records include postseason games
Owner/Co-Chairman: Edward Glazer
Owner/President, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976-84 John McKay.................45-91-1
Foundation & Glazer Family 1985-86 Leeman Bennett .............4-28-0
Foundation: Darcie Glazer Kassewitz 1987-90 Ray Perkins*................19-41-0
Chief Operating Officer: Brian Ford
General Manager: Jason Licht 1990-91 Richard Williamson ........4-15-0
Director of Player Personnel: John Spytek 1992-95 Sam Wyche .................23-41-0
Director of College Scouting: Mike Biehl 1996-2001 Tony Dungy..................56-46-0
Director of Pro Scouting: Rob McCartney 2002-08 Jon Gruden ..................60-57-0
Director of Football Administration:
Mike Greenberg 2009-11 Raheem Morris ............17-31-0
Director of Football Operations: 2012-13 Greg Schiano ...............11-21-0
Shelton Quarles 2014-15 Lovie Smith....................8-24-0
Director of Football Technology: 2016-18 Dirk Koetter ..................19-29-0
Spencer Dille
Director of Player Development: *Released after 13 games in 1990
National Football Conference Duke Preston
South Division Director of Team Security: PAID ATTENDANCE
Team Colors: Red, Pewter and Orange Andres Trescastro Home 374,066 Away 542,838
One Buccaneer Place Senior National Scout: Byron Kiefer
National Scout: Andy Speyer Total 916,904
Tampa, Florida 33607 Pro Scouts: Shane Scannell, Alex Smith Single-game home record,
Telephone: (813) 870-2700 College Scouts: Donovan Cotton, 73,523 (12/7/97)
Andre Forde, Tony Hardie, Single-season home record,
2019 SCHEDULE Tony Kinkela, Antwon Murray
Combine Scout: Brian McLaughlin 545,980 (1979)
PRESEASON Scouting Assistants: Sean Conley,
Aug. 9 at Pittsburgh.......................7:30 Will Edmunds, Zach Smith 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Aug. 16 Miami ................................7:30 Director of Analytics: Tyler Oberly Round Name Pos. College
Aug. 23 Cleveland ..........................7:30 Head Athletic Trainer: Bobby Slater
Team Sports Dietitian: Kevin Luhrs 1 Devin White LB Louisiana St.
Aug. 29 at Dallas.............................8:00 Head Equipment Manager: Brad Berlin 2 Sean Bunting DB Central Michigan
Video Director: Brett Greene 3 Jamel Dean DB Auburn
REGULAR SEASON Asst. Video Director: Matt Taylor Mike Edwards DB Kentucky
Chief Corporate & Brand Officer:
Sep. 8 San Francisco ...................4:25 Atul Khosla 4 Anthony Nelson LB Iowa
Sep. 12 at Carolina (Thu) ................8:20 Chief Financial Officer: Joe Fada 5 Matt Gay K Utah
Sep. 22 New York Giants ................4:05 Chief Legal Officer: Dan Malasky 6 Scotty Miller WR Bowling Green
Sep. 29 at Los Angeles Rams .........4:05 Chief Ticketing Officer: Ben Milsom
Vice President of Communications: 7 Terry Beckner DT Missouri
Oct. 6 at New Orleans...................1:00 Nelson Luis
Oct. 13 Carolina (London) .......9:30 AM Vice President of Corporate
Oct. 20 BYE Development: Jessica Worley
Oct. 27 at Tennessee ......................1:00 Vice President of Digital & Media:
Christi Bedan
Nov. 3 at Seattle............................4:05 Vice President of Group Sales:
Nov. 10 Arizona ..............................1:00 Amy Taylor
Nov. 17 New Orleans......................1:00 Vice President of Guest & Member
Nov. 24 at Atlanta............................1:00 Relations: Chris Cook
Vice President of Human Resources:
Dec. 1 at Jacksonville....................1:00 Kristin Hamwey
Dec. 8 Indianapolis.......................1:00 Vice President of Marketing &
Dec. 15 at Detroit ............................1:00 Community Relations: Nikki Donofrio
Dec. 21/22Houston..............................TBD Vice President of Ticket Sales:
Deno Anagnost
Dec. 29 Atlanta...............................1:00 Director of Accounting/Controller: Chris
* All times ET Denner
Director of Athletic Fields & Grounds:
Stadium: Raymond James Stadium Rob Julian
Director of Broadcast Operations:
(opened in 1998) Jeff Ryan
•Capacity: 65,618 Director of Business Administration:
Tampa, Florida 33607 Caleb Quaid
Director of Communications:
Playing Surface: Grass Michael Pehanich
Training Camp: AdventHealth Training Director of Corporate Partnership
Center Activation and Marketing: Marc Budine
One Buccaneer Place Director of Facilities: Bill Burch
Director of Facility Security:
Tampa, Florida 33607 Thomas Rowan
RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM Director of Events and Entertainment:
Jim Mackes
Director of Information Technology:
Sam Hart
Director of Luxury Sales: Bobby Carney
Director of Marketing and Brand Strategy:
Carey Cox
Director of New Business Development:
Matt Kaiser
Director of Sales: Mike Vanduyn
Director of Team Operations: Tim Jarocki
Director of Ticket Operations: Amy Weber
Senior Player Benefits and Alumni
Program Manager: Jill Hobbs
Senior Writer: Scott Smith

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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (2-2) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent Winston 378 244 2992 64.6 19 14 27/157 90.2
08/09 W 26-24 at Miami Fitzpatrick 246 164 2366 66.7 17 12 14/76 100.4
08/18 W 30-14 at Tennessee Anger 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0/0 39.6
08/24 L 30-33 Detroit Buccaneers 625 408 5358 65.3 36 26 41/233 94.1
08/30 L 10-25 Jacksonville Opponents 534 387 4383 72.5 34 9 38/232 110.9

REGULAR SEASON (5-11) TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD

Date Result Opponent SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Adams 4 34 8.5 16 0
09/09 W 48-40 at New Orleans Catanzaro 0 0 0 23/27 11/15 0 56 Elliott 1 50 50.0 50 0
09/16 W 27-21 Philadelphia M. Evans 0 8 1 0/0 0/0 0 54 Taylor 1 7 7.0 7 0
09/24 L 27-30 Pittsburgh Santos 0 0 0 17/17 9/12 0 44 Johnson 1 6 6.0 6 0
09/30 L 10-48 at Chicago Godwin 0 7 0 0/0 0/0 0 44 J. Evans 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/14 L 29-34 at Atlanta Barber 5 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 R. Smith 1 0 0.0 0 0
10/21 W 26-23 Cleveland (OT) Brate 0 6 0 0/0 0/0 0 36 Buccaneers 9 97 10.8 50 0
10/28 L 34-37 at Cincinnati Howard 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 Opponents 26 334 12.8 46 3
11/04 L 28-42 at Carolina Humphries 0 5 0 0/0 0/0 0 30
11/11 L 3-16 Washington Jackson 1 4 0 0/0 0/0 0 30 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
11/18 L 35-38 at N.Y. Giants Fitzpatrick 2 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Anger 57 2567 45.0 15 64
11/25 W 27-9 San Francisco J. Evans 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Buccaneers 58 2567 44.3 15 64
12/02 W 24-17 Carolina R. Jones 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 70 3347 47.8 26 79
12/09 L 14-28 New Orleans Rodgers 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/16 L 12-20 at Baltimore Winston 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNT
12/23 L 20-27 at Dallas Buccaneers 11 36 2 40/44 20/27 0 396 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
12/30 L 32-34 Atlanta Opponents 19 34 4 51/54 21/23 1 464 Humphries 21 15 139 6.6 16 0
(OT) Overtime 2-Pt Conv: Godwin. Jackson 5 0 24 4.8 11 0
Buccaneers 1-5, Opponents 3-3. Buccaneers 26 15 163 6.3 16 0
SCORE BY PERIODS Opponents 27 16 231 8.6 32 0
Buccaneers 71 138 71 113 3 — 396 RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD
Opponents 91 166 93 114 0 — 464 Barber 234 871 3.7 28 5 KICKOFF
Winston 49 281 5.7 18 1 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Fitzpatrick 36 152 4.2 18 2 B. Wilson 10 284 28.4 38 0
Buccaneers Opp. Rodgers 33 106 3.2 20 1 Ogunbowale 7 137 19.6 25 0
Total First Downs 388 356 R. Jones 23 44 1.9 9 1 S. Wilson 7 122 17.4 29 0
Rushing 80 122 Jackson 6 29 4.8 14t 1 Rodgers 3 52 17.3 21 0
Passing 265 209 S. Wilson 6 29 4.8 9 0 Auclair 2 19 9.5 10 0
Penalty 43 25 Humphries 2 11 5.5 7 0 Humphries 2 17 8.5 13 0
3rd Down: Made/Att 86/187 73/181 Buccaneers 389 1523 3.9 28 11 Buccaneers 31 631 20.4 38 0
3rd Down Pct. 46.0 40.3 Opponents 426 1983 4.7 53 19 Opponents 34 714 21.0 40 0
4th Down: Made/Att 9/13 7/14
4th Down Pct. 69.2 50.0 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD FIELD
Possession Avg. 30:14 29:46 M. Evans 86 1524 17.7 72t 8 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Total Net Yards 6648 6134 Humphries 76 816 10.7 51 5 Santos 0/0 2/2 4/4 3/5 0/1
Avg. Per Game 415.5 383.4 Godwin 59 842 14.3 48 7 Catanzaro 0/0 3/3 7/8 0/3 1/1
Total Plays 1055 998 Jackson 41 774 18.9 75t 4 Buccaneers 0/0 5/5 11/12 3/8 1/2
Avg. Per Play 6.3 6.1 Rodgers 38 304 8.0 24 0 Opponents 0/0 4/4 7/7 6/8 4/4
Net Yards Rushing 1523 1983 Howard 34 565 16.6 75t 5
Avg. Per Game 95.2 123.9 Brate 30 289 9.6 21 6 SACKS No.
Total Rushes 389 426 Barber 20 92 4.6 10 1 Pierre-Paul 12.5
Net Yards Passing 5125 4151 Auclair 7 48 6.9 12 0 Nassib 6.5
Avg. Per Game 320.3 259.4 R. Jones 7 33 4.7 15 0 McCoy 6.0
Sacked/Yards Lost 41/233 38/232 B. Wilson 4 52 13.0 25 0 David 3.5
Gross Yards 5358 4383 S. Wilson 3 5 1.7 5 0 Vea 3.0
Att./Completions 625/408 534/387 Cross 2 9 4.5 6 0 Curry 2.5
Completion Pct. 65.3 72.5 Watson 1 5 5.0 5 0 Alexander 1.0
Had Intercepted 26 9 Buccaneers 408 5358 13.1 75t 36 Gholston 1.0
Punts/Average 58/44.3 70/47.8 Opponents 387 4383 11.3 75t 34 Minter 1.0
Net Punting Avg. 58/38.9 70/43.2 Taylor 1.0
Penalties/Yards 117/975 127/1156 Buccaneers 38.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 23/9 18/8 Opponents 41.0
Touchdowns 49 57
Rushing 11 19
Passing 36 34
Returns 2 4

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................James Wilder, 1981-89 ......................................................................5,957
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Vinny Testaverde, 1987-92...............................................................14,820
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jameis Winston, 2015-18 .......................................................................88
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................James Wilder, 1981-89 .........................................................................430
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Mike Evans, 2014-18 .........................................................................6,103
Interceptions ...................................................................Ronde Barber, 1997-2012 .......................................................................47
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Bryan Anger, 2016-18 ..........................................................................45.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Clifton Smith, 2008 ..............................................................................14.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Aaron Stecker, 2000-03 .......................................................................23.8
Field Goals ......................................................................Martín Gramatica, 1999-2004 ...............................................................137
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Mike Alstott, 1996-2006..........................................................................71
Points..............................................................................Martín Gramatica, 1999-2004 ...............................................................592
*Sacks............................................................................Warren Sapp, 1995-2003.....................................................................77.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................James Wilder, 1984 ...........................................................................1,544
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Jameis Winston, 2016 .......................................................................4,090
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Jameis Winston, 2016 ............................................................................28
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Keyshawn Johnson, 2001 .....................................................................106
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Mike Evans, 2018 ..............................................................................1,524
Interceptions ...................................................................Ronde Barber, 2001 ................................................................................10
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Bryan Anger, 2016 ...............................................................................45.9
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Karl Williams, 1996..............................................................................21.1
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Sammie Stroughter, 2009.....................................................................29.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Martín Gramatica, 2002 ..........................................................................32
Matt Bryant, 2008 ...................................................................................32
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................James Wilder, 1984 ................................................................................13
Points..............................................................................Matt Bryant, 2008 .................................................................................131
*Sacks............................................................................Warren Sapp, 2000 ..............................................................................16.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Doug Martin, 11-4-12 ...........................................................................251
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Doug Williams, 11-16-80 ......................................................................486
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Steve DeBerg, 9-13-87..............................................................................5
Brad Johnson, 11-3-02 .............................................................................5
Josh Freeman, 12-26-10...........................................................................5
Jameis Winston, 11-22-15........................................................................5
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................James Wilder, 9-15-85............................................................................13
Earnest Graham, 10-21-07......................................................................13
Receiving (Yds.) ..............................................................Vincent Jackson, 10-21-12 ...................................................................216
Interceptions ...................................................................Ronde Barber, 12-23-01, 12-4-05 .............................................................3
Aqib Talib, 9-21-08 ...................................................................................3
Andrew Adams, 12-2-18...........................................................................3
Field Goals ......................................................................Martín Gramatica, 12-29-02......................................................................5
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Jimmie Giles, 10-20-85.............................................................................4
Doug Martin, 11-4-12 ...............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Jimmie Giles, 10-20-85...........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Marcus Jones, 10-19-00........................................................................4.0
Simeon Rice, 10-12-03..........................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
91 Allen, Beau DL 6-3 327 11/14/91 6 Wisconsin Minnetonka, Minn. UFA(Phil)-’18 14/8
82 Auclair, Antony TE 6-6 256 5/28/93 3 Laval Quebec, Canada FA-’17 16/10
25 Barber, Peyton RB 5-11 225 2/27/94 4 Auburn Alpharetta, Ga. FA-’16 16/16
58 Barrett, Shaquil OLB 6-2 250 11/17/92 6 Colorado State Baltimore, Md. UFA(Den)-’19 13/0*
51 Beckwith, Kendell LB 6-2 243 12/2/94 2 Louisiana State Clinton, La. D3b-’17 16/9
77 Benenoch, Caleb OL 6-5 305 8/8/94 4 UCLA Katy, Texas D5-’16 16/16
59 Bond, Devante ILB 6-1 236 7/3/93 4 Oklahoma Sacramento, Calif. D6a-’16 11/5
84 Brate, Cameron TE 6-5 245 7/3/91 5 Harvard Naperville, Ill. FA-’15 16/2
24 Brice, Kentrell S 5-11 200 8/11/94 4 Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. FA-’19 14/10*
23 Bucannon, Deone LB/S 6-1 211 8/30/92 6 Washington State Fairfield, Calif. UFA(Ariz)-’19 13/6*
65 Cappa, Alex G 6-6 305 1/27/95 2 Humboldt State Dublin, Calif. D3-’18 6/0
48 Cichy, Jack ILB 6-2 238 5/5/96 2 Wisconsin Somerset, Wis. D6-’18 6/0
#Conte, Chris S 6-2 203 2/23/89 8 California Los Angeles, Calif. UFA(Chi)-’15 3/3
54 David, Lavonte ILB 6-1 233 1/23/90 8 Nebraska Miami, Fla. D2-’12 14/14
33 Davis III, Carlton CB 6-1 206 12/31/96 2 Auburn Miami, Fla. D2c-’18 13/12
69 Dotson, Demar T 6-9 315 10/11/85 11 Southern Miss Alexandria, La. FA-’09 15/15
32 Ellington, Andre RB 5-9 200 2/3/89 6 Clemson Moncks Corner, S.C. FA-’19 0*
#Elliott, Javien CB 5-11 176 7/18/93 3 Florida State Panama City, Fla. FA-’16 15/6
21 Evans, Justin S 6-0 199 8/26/95 3 Texas A&M Wiggins, Miss. D2-’17 10/10
13 Evans, Mike WR 6-5 231 8/21/93 6 Texas A&M Galveston, Texas D1-’14 16/16
11 Gabbert, Blaine QB 6-5 235 10/15/89 9 Missouri Ballwin, Mo. FA-’19 8/3*
92 Gholston, William DL 6-6 281 7/31/91 7 Michigan State Detroit, Mich. D4b-’13 16/2
12 Godwin, Chris WR 6-1 209 2/27/96 3 Penn State Middletown, Del. D3a-’17 16/5
4 Griffin, Ryan QB 6-5 210 11/17/89 6 Tulane Westlake Village, Calif.W(NO)-’15 0*
#Grimes, Brent CB 5-10 185 7/19/83 12 Shippensburg Philadelphia, Pa. FA-’16 13/13
28 Hargreaves III, Vernon CB 5-10 204 6/3/95 4 Florida Tampa, Fla. D1-’16 1/1
22 Harris, De’Vante CB 5-11 190 6/30/94 4 Texas A&M Mesquite, Texa FA-’18 10/1
80 Howard, O.J. TE 6-6 251 11/18/94 3 Alabama Prattville, Ala. D1-’17 10/8
66 Jensen, Ryan C 6-4 319 5/27/91 6 Colorado State-Pueblo Fort Morgan, Colo. UFA(Balt)-’18 16/16
39 Johnson, Isaiah S 6-0 209 10/14/92 2 South Carolina Cary, N.C. FA-’16 15/4
27 Jones II, Ronald RB 5-11 208 8/3/97 2 Southern California McKinney, Texas D2a-’18 9/0
78 Ledbetter, Jeremiah DL 6-3 295 6/2/94 2 Arkansas Gainesville, Ga. FA-’18 1/0
67 Liedtke, Mike OL 6-3 305 1/15/92 2 Illinois State Woodstock, Ill. FA-’16 9/0
#Lynch, Cameron LB 6-0 229 8/4/93 4 Syracuse Lawrenceville, Ga. FA-’18 16/0
74 Marpet, Ali G 6-4 307 4/17/93 5 Hobart Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. D2b-’15 16/16
93 McCoy, Gerald DL 6-4 300 2/25/88 10 Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla. D1-’10 14/14
41 Minter, Kevin ILB 6-0 246 12/3/90 7 Louisiana State Suwanee, Ga. FA-’18 5/0
94 Nassib, Carl OLB 6-7 275 4/12/93 4 Penn State Malvern, Pa. W(Cle)-’18 15/9
52 Nelson, Corey ILB 6-1 226 4/22/92 5 Oklahoma Dallas, Texas FA-’19 1/0*
56 Nuñez-Roches, Rakeem DL 6-2 307 7/3/93 5 Southern Miss Phenix City, Ala. FA-’18 3/0
19 Perriman, Breshad WR 6-2 215 9/10/93 5 Central Florida Lithonia, Calif. UFA(Cle)-,19 10/2*
90 Pierre-Paul, Jason OLB 6-5 275 1/1/89 10 South Florida Deerfield Beach, Fla. T (NYG)-’18 16/16
8 Pinion, Bradley P 6-5 229 6/1/94 5 Clemson Concord, N.C. UFA(SF)-19 16/0*
#Rodgers, Jacquizz RB 5-6 205 2/6/90 8 Oregon State Richmond, Texas FA-’16 16/0
#Sanborn, Garrison LS 6-1 240 7/31/85 10 Florida State Tampa, Fla. FA-’17 16/0
5 Santos, Cairo K 5-8 160 11/18/91 6 Tulane St. Augustine, Fla. FA-’18 9/0*
76 Smith, Donovan T 6-6 338 6/23/93 5 Penn State Owings Mills, Md. D2a-’15 16/16
62 Smith, Evan OL 6-2 308 7/19/86 10 Idaho State Salinas, Calif. UFA(GB)-’14 7/0
29 Smith, Ryan CB 5-11 189 9/7/93 4 North Carolina Central Upper Marlboro, Md. D4-’16 16/6
57 Spence, Noah OLB 6-2 251 1/8/94 4 Eastern Kentucky Harrisburg, Pa. D2a-’16 12/0
36 Stewart, M.J. DB 5-11 200 9/16/95 2 North Carolina Arlington, Va. D2b-’18 11/5
96 Tu’ikolovatu, Stevie DL 6-1 320 6/28/91 3 Southern California Salt Lake City, Utah D7-’17 0*
50 Vea, Vita DL 6-4 347 2/5/95 2 Washington Milpitas, Calif. D1-’18 13/8
71 Watford, Earl OL 6-4 295 6/24/90 7 James Madison Philadelphia, Pa. FA-’18 13/0*
17 Watson, Justin WR 6-3 215 4/4/96 2 Pennsylvania Bridgeville, Pa. D5-’18 12/0
31 Whitehead, Jordan S 5-10 198 3/18/97 2 Pittsburgh Aliquippa, Pa. D4-’18 15/11
85 Wilson, Bobo WR 5-9 186 1/25/95 2 Florida State Miami, Fla. FA-’17 5/0
38 Wilson, Shaun RB 5-9 185 12/2/95 2 Duke Charlotte, N.C. FA-’18 5/0
3 Winston, Jameis QB 6-4 231 1/6/94 5 Florida State Bessemer, Ala. D1-’15 11/9

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* Barrett played 13 games with Denver in ’18; Brice played 14 games with Green Bay; Bucannon played 13 games with Arizona; Gabbert
played 8 games with Tennessee; Nelson played 1 game with Atlanta; Perriman played 10 games with Cleveland; Pinion played 16 games
with San Francisco; Santos played 2 games with L.A. Rams; Watford played 2 games with Cleveland.

# Unrestricted Free Agent; subject to developments.

Players lost through free agency (7): S Andrew Adams (Det; 13 games in ’18); LB Kwon Alexander (SF; 6); QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (Mia; 8);
WR Adam Humphries (Tenn; 16); S Josh Shaw (Ariz; 4); LB Adarius Taylor (Cle; 15); T Leonard Wester (Jax; 16).

Also played with Buccaneers in ’18—P Bryan Anger (16 games), LB Riley Bullough (9), K Chandler Catanzaro (9), DE Will Clarke (3),
TE Alan Cross (14), DE Vinny Curry (12), S Godwin Igwebuike (1), WR DeSean Jackson (12), WR Freddie Martino (4),
CB Marcus Williams (2), DT Jerel Worthy (4).

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Allison, Jalen CB 6-0 188 3/6/96 North Dakota State Papillion, Neb. FA
Anderson, Bruce RB 5-11 210 6/20/97 North Dakota State Ruskin, Fla. FA
Bailey, Zack G 6-5 299 11/8/95 South Carolina Summerville, S.C. FA
Beckner, Terry DL 6-4 296 3/2/97 Missouri East St. Louis, Ill. D7
Boozer, Cole (1) OL 6-5 275 3/20/94 Temple Hunt Valley, Md. FA-'18
Brent, K.J. (1) WR 6-4 190 8/6/93 Wake Forest Waxhaw, N.C. FA-'18
Daniels, Kahzin OLB 6-4 240 10/26/95 Charleston (WV) Newark, N.J. FA
Dean, Jamel CB 6-1 206 10/15/96 Auburn Cocoa, Fla. D3a
Denis, Lukas S 5-11 190 4/13/97 Boston College Everett, Mass. FA
Dixon, D'Cota S 5-10 204 11/20/94 Wisconsin Oak Hill, Fla. FA
Edwards, Mike S 5-10 205 5/18/96 Kentucky Cincinnati, Ohio D3b
Ernsberger, Donnie (1) TE 6-2 237 10/13/96 Western Michigan Battle Creek, Mich. FA-'18
Fitzgerald, Nick QB 6-5 226 1/14/96 Mississippi State Richmond Hill, Ga. FA
Gay, Matt K 6-0 232 3/15/94 Utah Orem, Utah D5
Godsil, Dan LS 6-4 241 8/19/96 Indiana Ottawa, Ohio FA
Harris, Demone (1) OLB 6-4 272 12/30/95 Buffalo Buffalo, N.Y. FA-'18
Holcomb, Ruben (1) G 6-4 309 11/25/94 Indianapolis Fort Wayne, Ind. FA-'18
Hudson, Tanner (1) TE 6-5 239 11/12/94 Southern Arkansas Camden. Tenn. FA-'18
Huguenin, Farrington (1) OLB 6-4 268 5/8/92 Kentucky Columbia, S.C. FA-'18
Johnson, Anthony WR 6-2 209 1/29/95 Buffalo Rock Hill, S.C. FA
Kenney, David OLB 6-2 250 2/6/5 Indiana Indianapolis, Ind. FA
Lodge, DaMarkus WR 6-2 202 5/12/97 Mississippi Cedar Hill, Texas FA
Mayfield, Riley T 6-7 302 4/1/95 North Texas Cedar Park, Texas FA
Miller, Scotty WR 5-9 174 7/31/97 Bowling Green Barrington, Ill. D6
Murphy-Bunting, Sean CB 6-0 195 6/19/97 Central Michigan Macomb, Mich. D2
Nelson, Anthony OLB 6-7 271 3/4/97 Iowa Urbandale, Iowa D4
O'Connor, Patrick (1) OLB 6-4 270 11/1/93 Eastern Michigan Chicago, Ill. FA-'17
Odeyingbo, Dare DL 6-2 282 11/25/96 Vanderbilt Irving, Texas FA
Ogunbowale, Dare (1) RB 5-11 205 5/4/94 Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wis. FA-'18
Rivers, David (1) CB 6-0 185 7/23/94 Youngstown State Miami, Fla. FA-'17
Ruble, Brock T 6-8 325 1/7/96 Toledo Charlotte Hall, Md. FA
Schnell, Spencer WR 5-9 180 12/7/94 Illinois State Elkhart, Ind. FA
Simpson, Cortrelle WR 5-11 193 8/30/96 Richmond Indian Head, Md. FA
Smith, Emmanuel (1) ILB 6-2 240 7/25/95 Vanderbilt Murfreesboro, Tenn. FA-'18
Stewart, Orion (1) S 6-2 205 1/10/94 Baylor Waco, Texas FA
Trewyn, Nate C 6-4 315 5/16/96 Wisconsin-Whitewater Janesville, Wis. FA
Triner, Zach (1) LS 6-3 245 1/30/91 Assumption Marshfield, Mass. FA
White, Devin ILB 6-0 237 2/17/98 Louisiana State Springhill, La. D1

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regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Bruce Arians
Pro Career: Named the 12th head coach in franchise
history on January 8, 2019. Arians is a two-time
Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year, earning the
award in 2012 (Colts) and in 2014 (Cardinals). He is
the only coach in NFL history to earn the award mul-
tiple times in a three-year span with different teams
and is one of only 12 coaches in NFL history to win
the award multiple times. Spent five seasons as the
head coach of the Arizona Cardinals (2013-17) in
addition to a 12-game stint as interim head coach for
the Indianapolis Colts (2012, while head coach Chuck
Pagano was being treated for leukemia), compiling a
regular season record of 58-33-1. Spent eight sea-
sons with the Steelers (2004-2011), winning Super
Bowls XL and XLIII. Also coached the Browns (2001-
03), Saints (1996), and Chiefs (1989-1992). Career
record: 50-32-1 (does not include wins and losses as
an interim head coach).
Background: Arians was a college assistant at his
alma mater, Virginia Tech (1975-77), Mississippi State
(1978-1980, 1993-95), Alabama (1981-82 with Paul
“Bear” Bryant, 1997). He became one of the youngest
head coaches in Division I history when Temple hired
him in 1983 at the age of 30 (1983-88).
Personal: Born in Paterson, N.J, Arians grew up in
York, Penn., and played quarterback at Virginia Tech.
He and his wife, Christine, have two children – son,
Jake, and daughter, Kristi Anne, as well as a grand-
daughter, Presley and a grandson, Aiden.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Keith Armstrong, special teams coordinator; born
December 15, 1963, Trenton, N.J. Running back
Temple 1983-86. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Temple 1987, Miami 1988, Akron 1989,
Oklahoma State 1990-92, Notre Dame 1993. Pro
coach: Atlanta Falcons 1994-96, 2008-2018,
Chicago Bears 1997-2000, Miami Dolphins 2001-07,
joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Tim Atkins, defensive quality control; born July 19,
1979, Omaha, Neb. No collegiate or pro playing expe-
rience. College coach: Whittier College 2004-05,
Florida Atlantic 2008-09. Pro coach: Miami Dolphins
2006-07, Florida Tuskers (UFL) 2010, Buffalo Bills
2011-12, Cleveland Browns 2014-15, New York Jets
2016-18, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Chris Boniol, specialists; born December 9, 1971,
Alexandria, La. Kicker Louisiana Tech 1990-93. Pro
kicker Dallas Cowboys 1994-96, Philadelphia Eagles
1997-98, Chicago Bears 1999. College coach:
Louisiana College 2015-16, Mississippi State 2017-
18. Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 2010-13, Oakland
Raiders 2014, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Todd Bowles, defensive coordinator; born November
18, 1963, Elizabeth, N.J. Defensive back Temple
1982-85. Pro defensive back Washington Redskins
1986-1990, 1992-93, San Francisco 49ers 1991.
College coach: Morehouse College 1997, Grambling
State 1998-99. Pro coach: New York Jets 2000,
2015-18 (head coach 2015-18), Cleveland Browns
2001-04, Dallas Cowboys 2005-07, Miami Dolphins
2008-2011 (interim head coach, three games, 2011),
Philadelphia Eagles 2012, Arizona Cardinals 2013-14,
joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Mike Caldwell, inside linebackers; born August 31,
1971, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Linebacker Middle Tennessee
State 1989-1992. Pro linebacker Cleveland Browns
1993-95, Baltimore Ravens 1996, Arizona Cardinals
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1997, Philadelphia Eagles 1998-2001, Chicago Bears
2002, Carolina Panthers 2003. Pro coach:
Philadelphia Eagles 2007-2012, Arizona Cardinals
2013-14, New York Jets 2014-18, joined Buccaneers
in 2019.
Mike Chiurco, asst. to the head coach; born May 25,
1968. No collegiate or pro playing experience. College
coach: Ohio State 1989-1991. Pro coach: Arizona
Cardinals 2013-17, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Clyde Christensen, quarterbacks; born January 28,
1956, Covina, California. Quarterback Fresno City
(CA) J.C. 1975-76, North Carolina 1977-78. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Mississippi 1979,
East Tennessee State 1980-82, Temple 1983-85, East
Carolina 1986-88, Holy Cross 1989-1990, South
Carolina 1991, Maryland 1992-93, Clemson 1994-
95. Pro coach: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1999-2001,
Indianapolis Colts 2002-15, Miami Dolphins 2016-18,
re-joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Rick Christophel, tight ends; born October 27, 1952,
Reading, Ohio. Safety/quarterback Austin Peay 1971-
74. No pro playing experience. College coach: Austin
Peay 1975, 1979-1981, 2007-2012 (head coach
2007-2012), Southern Arkansas State 1982,
Cincinnati 1983, Rice 1984-85, Vanderbilt 1986-
1990, Mississippi State 1991-94, Alabama-
Birmingham 1995-2006. Pro coach: Arizona
Cardinals 2013-17, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Larry Foote, outside linebackers; born June 12, 1980,
Detroit, Mich. Linebacker Michigan 1998-2001. Pro
linebacker Pittsburgh Steelers 2002-08, 2010-13,
Detroit Lions 2009, Arizona Cardinals 2014. Pro
coach: Arizona Cardinals 2015-18, joined Buccaneers
in 2019.
Kevin Garver, wide receivers; born July 28, 1987,
Tuscaloosa, Ala No collegiate or pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Alabama 2007-2012. Pro
coach: Arizona Cardinals 2013-18, joined Buccaneers
in 2014.
Joe Gilbert, offensive line; born January 22, 1965,
Horseheads, New York. Offensive line Hamilton
College 1984-87. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Albany 1987-88, Pennsylvania 1989-1990,
Northeastern 1991-93, Maine 1994-99, Mansfield
(PA) 2000 (head coach), Toledo 2001-03, 2007,
Central Florida 2004-06, Houston 2008, Illinois 2009-
2011, Arizona 2018. Pro coach: Indianapolis Colts
2012-17, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Harold Goodwin, asst. head coach/run game coordi-
nator; born November 14, 1973, Columbia, S.C.
Offensive line Michigan 1992-95. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Michigan 1995-97,
Eastern Michigan 1998-99, Central Michigan 2000-
03. Pro coach: Chicago Bears 2004-06, Pittsburgh
Steelers 2007-2011, Indianapolis Colts 2012, Arizona
Cardinals 2013-17, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Cody Grimm, defensive/special teams assistant; born
February 26, 1987, Fairfax, Va. Linebacker Virginia
Tech 2005-09. Pro defensive back Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2010-12. College coach: Virginia Tech
2015-18. Pro coach: Joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Amos Jones, asst. special teams; born December 31,
1959, Tallahassee, Fla. Safety/running back Alabama
1978-1980. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Alabama 1981-82, 1990-91, Temple 1983-
88, Pittsburgh 1992, Tulane 1995-96, Cincinnati
1999-2002, James Madison 2003, Mississippi State
2004-06. Pro coach: British Columbia (CFL) 1997,
Pittsburgh Steelers 2007-2012, Arizona Cardinals
2013-17, Cleveland Browns 2018, joined Buccaneers
in 2019.
Roger Kingdom, speed & conditioning; born August
26, 1962, Vienna, Ga. No collegiate or pro playing
experience. Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals 2014-17,
joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Byron Leftwich, offensive coordinator; born January
14, 1980, Washington, D.C. Quarterback Marshall
1999-2002. Pro quarterback Jacksonville Jaguars
2003-06, Atlanta Falcons 2007, Pittsburgh Steelers
2008, 2010-12, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2009. Pro
coach: Arizona Cardinals 2017-18, joined Buccaneers
in 2019.
Todd McNair, running backs; August 16, 1965,
Camden, N.J. Running back Temple, 1985-88. Pro
running back Kansas City Chiefs 1989-1993, 1996,
Houston Oilers 1994-95. College coach: Southern
California 2004-09. Pro coach: Cleveland Browns
2001-03, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Anthony Piroli, head strength & conditioning; born
May 26, 1985, Aliquippa, Pa. No collegiate or pro
playing experience. College coach: Indiana (PA) 2007,
Pittsburgh 2008-09, Mississippi State 2014, 2018.
Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals 2015-17, joined
Buccaneers in 2019.
Antwaan Randle El, offensive assistant; born August
17, 1979, Riverdale, Ill. Quarterback Indiana 1998-
2001. Pro wide receiver Pittsburgh Steelers 2002-05,
2010, Washington Redskins 2006-09. Pro coach:
Joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Nick Rapone, safeties; born April 25, 1956, New
Castle, Penn. Wide receiver Temple 1974-77. No pro
playing experience. College coach: Pittsburgh 1979-
1980, 1989-1992, East Tennessee State 1981-82,
Temple 1983-88, 1999-2005, Connecticut 1995-98,
Delaware 2006-2012. Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals
2013-17, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Kacy Rodgers, defensive line; born June 24, 1969,
Humboldt, Tenn. Defensive end/linebacker Tennessee
1988-1991. Pro linebacker Pittsburgh Steelers 1992,
Shreveport Pirate (CFL) 1994. College coach:
Tennessee-Martin 1994-97, Louisiana-Monroe 1998,
Middle Tennessee State 1999-2001, Arkansas 2002.
Pro coach: Dallas Cowboys 2003-07, Miami Dolphins
2008-2014, New York Jets 2015-18, joined
Buccaneers in 2019.
Kevin Ross, cornerbacks; born January 16, 1962,
Camden, N.J. Defensive back Temple 1980-83. Pro
defensive back Kansas City Chiefs 1984-93, 1997,
Atlanta Falcons 1994-95, San Diego Chargers 1996.
Pro coach: Minnesota Vikings 2003-05, San Diego
Chargers 2007-08, New York Sentinels (UFL) 2009,
Oakland Raiders 2010-11, Arizona Cardinals 2013-
17, joined Buccaneers in 2019.
Michael Stacchiotti, asst. strength and conditioning;
born December 5, 1973, Girard, Pa. Linebacker
Baldwin-Wallace 2010-13. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Colorado State 2015-17, Cincinnati
2017, Mississippi State 2018. Pro coach: Joined
Buccaneers in 2019.
John Van Dam, offensive quality control; born August
18, 1984, East Lansing, Michigan. Quarterback
Michigan State 2006-08. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Augustana (SD) 2008-2011, Alabama
2012-13, Michigan 2014, Florida 2015, Southern
Illinois 2016-17, Lafayette 2018. Pro coach: Joined
Buccaneers in 2019.
Chad Wade, asst. strength and conditioning; born
December 5, 1973, Weeping Water, Neb. Offensive
line Nebraska-Wesleyan 1992-94. No pro playing
experience. College coach: Nebraska 1996-2013. Pro
coach: Joined Buccaneers in 2014.
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East Division
Team Colors: Burgundy and Gold
Inova Sports Performance Center at
Redskins Park
21300 Redskin Park Drive
Ashburn, Virginia 20147
Telephone: (703) 726-7000
2019 SCHEDULE
PRESEASON
Aug. 8 at Cleveland .......................7:30
Aug. 15 Cincinnati ..........................7:30
Aug. 22 at Atlanta............................7:30
Aug. 29 Baltimore...........................7:30
REGULAR SEASON
Sep. 8 at Philadelphia ....................1:00
Sep. 15 Dallas ................................1:00
Sep. 23 Chicago (Mon)...................8:15
Sep. 29 at New York Giants .............1:00
Oct. 6 New England .....................1:00
Oct. 13 at Miami.............................1:00
Oct. 20 San Francisco ...................1:00
Oct. 24 at Minnesota (Thu) .............8:20
Nov. 3 at Buffalo ...........................1:00
Nov. 10 BYE
Nov. 17 New York Jets ...................1:00
Nov. 24 Detroit ...............................1:00
Dec. 1 at Carolina..........................1:00
Dec. 8 at Green Bay ......................1:00
Dec. 15 Philadelphia ......................1:00
Dec. 22 New York Giants ................1:00
Dec. 29 at Dallas.............................1:00
* All times ET
Stadium: FedExField (opened in 1997)
•Capacity: 82,000
1600 FedEx Way
Landover, Maryland 20785
Playing Surface: Natural Grass
Training Camp: Bon Secours Washington
Redskins Training Center
Richmond, Virginia 23220
FEDEXFIELD
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WASHINGTON REDSKINS
CLUB OFFICIALS COACHING HISTORY
Owner: Daniel M. Snyder Boston 1932-36
President: Bruce Allen (623-609-28)
Head Coach: Jay Gruden
Senior Advisor: Terry Bateman Records include postseason games
Chief Financial Officer: Stephen Choi 1932 Lud Wray...........................4-4-2
Senior Vice President, Player Personnel: 1933-34 William (Lone Star) Dietz11-11-2
Doug Williams
Senior Vice President, Football Operations/ 1935 Eddie Casey.......................2-8-1
General Counsel: Eric Schaffer 1936-42 Ray Flaherty ..................56-23-3
Senior Vice President, Stadium 1943 Arthur (Dutch) Bergman.....7-4-1
Operations and Guest Experience: 1944-45 Dudley DeGroot ...............14-6-1
Chris Bloyer
Senior Vice President, Corporate 1946-48 Glen (Turk) Edwards ......16-18-1
Sponsorship: Scott Shepherd 1949 John Whelchel* .................3-3-1
Senior Vice President, Hospitality and 1949-51 Herman Ball**.................4-16-0
Entertainment: Leon Duncan 1951 Dick Todd ..........................5-4-0
Senior Vice President/Chief Content
Officer: Larry Michael 1952-53 Earl (Curly) Lambeau .....10-13-1
Senior Vice President, Communications: 1954-58 Joe Kuharich..................26-32-2
Tony Wyllie 1959-60 Mike Nixon.......................4-18-2
Vice President, Premium Sales:
Jason Friedman 1961-65 Bill McPeak....................21-46-3
Vice President, Sales and Marketing: 1966-68 Otto Graham ..................17-22-3
Nancy Hubacher 1969 Vince Lombardi..................7-5-2
Vice President, Information Technology: 1970 Bill Austin ..........................6-8-0
Asheesh Kinra
Vice President, Sales and Marketing: 1971-77 George Allen ..................69-35-1
Rod Nenner 1978-80 Jack Pardee ...................24-24-0
Vice President, Corporate Partnership: 1981-92 Joe Gibbs ....................140-65-0
Ryan Calvo 1993 Richie Petitbon.................4-12-0
Vice President, Hospitality &
Entertainment: Dave Murphy 1994-2000 Norv Turner***..............50-60-1
Vice President, Hospitality & 2000 Terry Robiskie....................1-2-0
Entertainment: Keith Weldon 2001 Marty Schottenheimer........8-8-0
Vice President, Hospitality &
Entertainment: Jennifer Burns 2002-03 Steve Spurrier ................12-20-0
Vice President, Hospitality & 2004-07 Joe Gibbs ......................31-36-0
Entertainment: Adam Campbell 2008-09 Jim Zorn ........................12-20-0
Director of Football Operations: Paul Kelly 2010-13 Mike Shanahan ..............24-41-0
Director of Ticket Operations:
Tamara Randolph 2014-18 Jay Gruden ....................35-45-1
Director of College Personnel: Kyle Smith *Released after seven games in 1949
Director of Pro Personnel: Alex Santos **Released after three games in 1951
Assistant Director of College Personnel:
***Released after 13 games in 2000
Tim Gribble
Assistant Director of Pro Personnel:
Richard Mann II PAID ATTENDANCE
Director of Football Strategy/ Scout: Home 380,683 Away 519,172
Jeff Scott Total 899,855
College Scouts: Chuck Cook, Matt Evans,
Darryl Franklin, Paul Skansi, Single-game home record,
Cole Spencer, Roger Terry, 90,910 (12/30/07)
David Whittington Single-season home record,
BLESTO Scout: Harrison Ritcher
Personnel Coordinator/ Pro Scout: * 711,471 (2007)
Brian Zeches *NFL Record
Scouting Assistants: Brent Caprio,
Peter Picerelli 2019 DRAFT CHOICES
Director of Player Development:
Malcolm Blacken Round Name Pos. College
Assistant General Counsel: Will Rawson 1 Dwayne Haskins QB Ohio St.
Director of Community and Charitable Montez Sweat LB Mississippi St.
Programs: Emily King 3 Terry McLaurin WR Ohio St.
Director of Special Events, Washington
Redskins Charitable Foundation: 4 Bryce Love RB Stanford
Carlyle Abbott Wes Martin G Indiana
Coordinator, Health & Wellness 5 Ross Pierschbacher C Alabama
Programs: Calvin Parson, Jr.
Donor Services Coordinator: Cole Holcomb LB North Carolina
Hannah Magallanes 6 Kelvin Harmon WR North Carolina St.
Head Athletic Trainer: Larry Hess 7 Jimmy Moreland DB James Madison
Assistant Athletic Trainers: Elliott Jermyn, Jordan Brailford LB Oklahoma St.
Mark McCracken, Doug Quon
Video Director: Mike Bracken
Video Department: Mike Adams,
Julian Hines
Head Equipment Manager: Anders Beutel
Assistant Equipment Manager: Drew
Curls
Equipment Assistants: Connor Vincent,
Justin Brooks
Director of Communications: Zena Lewis
Media Services Coordinator:
Sean DeBarbieri
Corporate Communications:
Jessie Johnson
Alumni Coordinator: Jerry Olsen
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2018 TEAM RECORD 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
PRESEASON (1-3) PASSING Att. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. Tkld. Rate
Date Result Opponent A. Smith 328 205 2180 62.5 10 5 22/121 85.7
08/09 L 17-26 at New England J. Johnson 91 52 590 57.1 3 4 9/67 69.4
08/16 W 15-13 N.Y. Jets McCoy 54 34 372 63.0 3 3 6/36 78.6
08/24 L 17-29 Denver Sanchez 35 19 138 54.3 0 3 7/42 28.0
08/30 L 20-30 at Baltimore Way 1 1 7 100.0 0 0 0/0 95.8
Redskins 509 311 3287 61.1 16 15 44/266 78.1
REGULAR SEASON (7-9) Opponents 537 362 4091 67.4 27 15 46/297 95.1
Date Result Opponent
09/09 W 24-6 at Arizona TD TD TD INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg LG TD
09/16 L 9-21 Indianapolis SCORING R P Rt PAT FG Saf PTS Swearinger 4 33 8.3 22 0
09/23 W 31-17 Green Bay Hopkins 0 0 0 25/26 26/29 0 103 Norman 3 79 26.3 40 0
10/08 L 19-43 at New Orleans Peterson 7 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 48 Dunbar 2 21 10.5 24 0
10/14 W 23-17 Carolina Bibbs 3 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 24 M. Foster 2 4 2.0 4 0
10/21 W 20-17 Dallas V. Davis 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 14 Everett 1 24 24.0 24 0
10/28 W 20-13 at N.Y. Giants Crowder 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Stroman 1 23 23.0 23 0
11/04 L 14-38 Atlanta Doctson 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Moreau 1 16 16.0 16 0
11/11 W 16-3 at Tampa Bay Reed 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 P. Smith 1 3 3.0 3 0
11/18 L 21-23 Houston Richardson 0 2 0 0/0 0/0 0 12 Redskins 15 203 13.5 40 0
11/22 L 23-31 at Dallas Floyd 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 8 Opponents 15 316 21.1 101t 3
12/03 L 13-28 at Philadelphia J. Johnson 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
12/09 L 16-40 N.Y. Giants Quinn 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. In 20 LG
12/16 W 16-13 at Jacksonville A. Smith 1 0 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Way 79 3581 45.3 41 63
12/22 L 16-25 at Tennessee P. Smith 0 0 1 0/0 0/0 0 6 Redskins 79 3581 45.3 41 63
12/30 L 0-24 Philadelphia Sprinkle 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6 Opponents 58 2660 45.9 22 72
Thompson 0 1 0 0/0 0/0 0 6
SCORE BY PERIODS Redskins 12 16 1 25/26 26/29 0 281 PUNT
Redskins 54 95 35 97 0 — 281 Opponents 12 27 4 34/38 21/26 0 359 RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg LG TD
Opponents 60 134 61 104 0 — 359 2-Pt Conv: V. Davis, Floyd. Stroman 8 13 27 3.4 10 0
Redskins 2-3, Opponents 2-4. Quinn 4 4 52 13.0 30 0
2018 TEAM STATISTICS Harris 3 3 11 3.7 6 0
Redskins Opp. RUSHING No. Yds Avg LG TD Crowder 2 3 20 10.0 11 0
Total First Downs 280 330 Peterson 251 1042 4.2 90t 7 Redskins 17 23 110 6.5 30 0
Rushing 96 109 Thompson 43 178 4.1 16 0 Opponents 31 26 303 9.8 74t 1
Passing 156 197 A. Smith 41 168 4.1 22 1
Penalty 28 24 J. Johnson 23 120 5.2 16 1 KICKOFF
3rd Down: Made/Att 75/206 86/196 Bibbs 20 101 5.1 15 3 RETURNS No. Yds Avg LG TD
3rd Down Pct. 36.4 43.9 McCoy 10 63 6.3 15 0 D. Johnson 12 283 23.6 44 0
4th Down: Made/Att 10/18 5/13 Perine 8 32 4.0 11 0 Marshall 6 114 19.0 28 0
4th Down Pct. 55.6 38.5 Crowder 4 30 7.5 25 0 Stroman 6 110 18.3 23 0
Possession Avg. 29:38 30:22 Harris 2 10 5.0 6 0 Bibbs 3 57 19.0 20 0
Total Net Yards 4795 5654 Marshall 3 9 3.0 4 0 Sprinkle 1 6 6.0 6 0
Avg. Per Game 299.7 353.4 Richardson 2 9 4.5 7 0 Thompson 1 0 0.0 0 0
Total Plays 967 996 Kelley 4 8 2.0 6 0 Redskins 29 570 19.7 44 0
Avg. Per Play 5.0 5.7 Sanchez 1 8 8.0 8 0 Opponents 13 295 22.7 31 0
Net Yards Rushing 1774 1860 Quinn 1 0 0.0 0 0
Avg. Per Game 110.9 116.3 Chesson 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0 FIELD
Total Rushes 414 413 Redskins 414 1774 4.3 90t 12 GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Net Yards Passing 3021 3794 Opponents 413 1860 4.5 78t 12 Hopkins 0/0 5/5 7/7 10/12 4/5
Avg. Per Game 188.8 237.1 Redskins 0/0 5/5 7/7 10/12 4/5
Sacked/Yards Lost 44/266 46/297 RECEIVING No. Yds Avg LG TD Opponents 0/0 5/5 8/9 7/10 1/2
Gross Yards 3287 4091 Reed 54 558 10.3 34 2
Att./Completions 509/311 537/362 Doctson 44 532 12.1 32 2 SACKS No.
Completion Pct. 61.1 67.4 Thompson 41 268 6.5 23 1 Kerrigan 13.0
Had Intercepted 15 15 Crowder 29 388 13.4 79t 2 Allen 8.0
Punts/Average 79/45.3 58/45.9 Harris 28 304 10.9 42 0 Ioannidis 7.5
Net Punting Avg. 79/41.5 58/42.2 V. Davis 25 367 14.7 53t 2 Payne 5.0
Penalties/Yards 115/1008 102/791 Richardson 20 262 13.1 46t 2 P. Smith 4.0
Fumbles/Ball Lost 18/4 24/11 Peterson 20 208 10.4 52 1 Anderson 2.0
Touchdowns 29 43 Bibbs 13 102 7.8 23t 1 Hamilton 1.5
Rushing 12 12 Floyd 10 100 10.0 20 1 Z. Brown 1.0
Passing 16 27 Quinn 9 75 8.3 15 1 M. Foster 1.0
Returns 1 4 Sprinkle 5 41 8.2 15 1 Harvey-Clemons 1.0
Marshall 4 30 7.5 17 0 McGee 1.0
Quick 3 18 6.0 6 0 Swearinger 1.0
Perine 3 5 1.7 8 0 Redskins 46.0
Flanagan 1 14 14.0 14 0 Opponents 44.0
Kidsy 1 8 8.0 8 0
Chesson 1 7 7.0 7 0
Redskins 311 3287 10.6 79t 16
Opponents 362 4091 11.3 90t 27

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RECORD HOLDERS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—CAREER
Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................John Riggins, 1976-79, 1981-85 .......................................................7,472
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Joe Theismann, 1974-85 .................................................................25,206
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Sammy Baugh, 1937-52 .......................................................................187
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Art Monk, 1980-93 ...............................................................................888
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Art Monk, 1980-93 ..........................................................................12,026
Interceptions ...................................................................Darrell Green, 1983-2001........................................................................54
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Tress Way, 2014-18.............................................................................46.0
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Johnny Williams, 1952-53 ...................................................................12.8
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Bobby Mitchell, 1962-68......................................................................28.5
Field Goals ......................................................................Mark Moseley, 1974-86 ........................................................................263
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Charley Taylor, 1964-77 ..........................................................................90
Points..............................................................................Mark Moseley, 1974-86 .....................................................................1,206
*Sacks............................................................................Dexter Manley, 1981-89 .......................................................................91.0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE SEASON

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Alfred Morris, 2012 ............................................................................1,613
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Kirk Cousins, 2016.............................................................................4,917
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Sonny Jurgensen, 1967 ..........................................................................31
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Pierre Garçon, 2013..............................................................................113
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Santana Moss, 2005 ..........................................................................1,483
Interceptions ...................................................................Dan Sandifer, 1948..................................................................................13
Punting (Avg.) .................................................................Sammy Baugh, 1940 .......................................................................**51.4
Punt Return (Avg.)...........................................................Johnny Williams, 1952.........................................................................15.3
Kickoff Return (Avg.) .......................................................Mike Nelms, 1981................................................................................29.7
Field Goals ......................................................................Dustin Hopkins, 2016..............................................................................34
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................John Riggins, 1983.................................................................................24
Points..............................................................................Mark Moseley, 1983..............................................................................161
*Sacks............................................................................Dexter Manley, 1986 ............................................................................18.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—SINGLE GAME

Category Name Performance
Rushing (Yds.) ................................................................Gerald Riggs, 9-17-89...........................................................................221
Passing (Yds.).................................................................Brad Johnson, 12-26-99 .......................................................................471
Passing (TDs) .................................................................Sammy Baugh, 10-31-43, 11-23-47 .........................................................6
Mark Rypien, 11-10-91 .............................................................................6
Receiving (No.) ...............................................................Roy Helu, 11-6-11 ..................................................................................14
Receiving (Yds.)..............................................................Anthony Allen, 10-4-87 .........................................................................255
Interceptions ...................................................................Sammy Baugh, 11-14-43......................................................................**4
Dan Sandifer, 10-31-48 .........................................................................**4
DeAngelo Hall, 10-24-10.......................................................................**4
Field Goals ......................................................................Many times ...............................................................................................5
Last time by Dustin Hopkins, 9-25-16
Touchdowns (Tot.)...........................................................Dick James, 12-17-61 ..............................................................................4
Larry Brown, 12-16-73 .............................................................................4
Points..............................................................................Dick James, 12-17-61 ............................................................................24
Larry Brown, 12-16-73 ...........................................................................24
*Sacks............................................................................Dexter Manley, 10-2-88..........................................................................4.0
Ken Harvey, 11-23-97 ............................................................................4.0
Phillip Daniels, 12-18-05........................................................................4.0
Brian Orakpo, 12-13-09 .........................................................................4.0
Ryan Kerrigan, 9-14-14..........................................................................4.0

*Sacks became an official statistic in 1982.

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2019 VETERAN ROSTER
NFL ’18 Games/
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Exp. College Hometown How Acq. Starts
39 Alexander, Adonis CB 6-3 197 11/7/96 2 Virginia Tech Charlotte, N.C. SD6-’18 9/0
93 Allen, Jonathan DL 6-3 294 1/16/95 3 Alabama Ashburn, Va. D1-’17 16/16
52 Anderson, Ryan LB 6-2 253 8/12/94 3 Alabama Daphne, Ala. D2-’17 13/0
30 Apke, Troy S 6-1 200 4/11/95 2 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. D4-’18 2/0
66 Bergstrom, Tony OL 6-5 310 8/6/86 7 Utah Salt Lake City, Utah FA-’19 13/8
99 Brantley, Caleb DL 6-2 307 9/2/94 3 Florida Crescent City, Fla. FA-’18 7/0
68 Catalina, Tyler G 6-6 315 1/24/93 3 Georgia Holden, Mass. FA-’17 0*
16 Chesson, Jehu WR 6-2 204 12/20/93 3 Michigan St. Louis, Mo. FA-’18 12/0
74 Christian Sr., Geron T 6-5 302 9/10/96 2 Louisville Ocala, Fla. D3-’18 2/0
20 Collins, Landon S 6-0 222 1/10/94 5 Alabama New Orleans, La. UFA(NYG)-’19 12/12*
19 Davis, Robert WR 6-3 212 4/2/95 2 Georgia State Warner Robins, Ga. D6b-’17 0*
85 Davis, Vernon TE 6-3 244 1/31/84 14 Maryland Washington, D.C. UFA(Den)-’16 14/8
18 Doctson, Josh WR 6-2 202 12/3/92 4 Texas Christian Mansfield, Texas D1-’16 15/12
23 Dunbar, Quinton CB 6-2 197 7/22/92 5 Florida Miami, Fla. FA-’15 7/6
55 East, Andrew LS 6-2 220 9/17/91 2 Vanderbilt Indianapolis, Ind. FA-’18 3/0
22 Everett, Deshazor S 6-0 195 2/22/92 5 Texas A&M DeRidder, La. FA-’15 16/3
41 Flanagan, Matt TE 6-6 260 3/26/95 2 Pittsburgh Mendham, N.J. FA-’18 3/1
79 Flowers, Ereck T 6-6 334 4/25/94 5 Miami Miami, Fla. FA-’19 13/9*
50 Flowers, Marquis LB 6-2 245 2/16/92 5 Arizona Phoenix, Ariz. FA-’18 5/0*
54 Foster, Mason LB 6-1 250 3/1/89 9 Washington Seaside, Calif. FA-’15 16/16
56 Foster, Reuben LB 6-1 228 4/4/94 3 Alabama Auburn, Ala. W(SF)-’18 6/6*
82 Garner, Manasseh TE 6-2 240 3/11/92 2 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pa. FA-’17 0*
29 Guice, Derrius RB 5-11 225 6/21/97 2 Louisiana State Baton Rouge, La. D2-’18 0*
51 Hamilton, Shaun Dion LB 6-0 235 9/11/95 2 Alabama Montgomery, Ala. D6-’18 16/4
40 Harvey-Clemons, Josh LB 6-4 230 2/20/94 3 Louisville Valdosta, Ga. D7a-’17 16/0
3 Hopkins, Dustin K 6-2 203 10/1/90 6 Florida State Houston, Texas FA-’15 16/0
98 Ioannidis, Matt DL 6-3 305 1/11/94 4 Temple Flemington, N.J. D5-’16 14/9
41 Johnson, Danny CB 5-9 181 11/17/95 2 Southern University Jackson, La. FA-’18 14/1
8 t-Keenum, Case QB 6-1 215 2/17/88 7 Houston Brownwood, Texas T(Den)-’19 16/16*
67 Kerin, Zac G 6-4 305 8/13/91 4 Toledo Delaware, Ohio FA-’18 2/1
91 Kerrigan, Ryan LB 6-4 259 8/16/88 9 Purdue Muncie, Ind. D1-’11 16/16
84 Kidsy, Darvin WR 6-0 180 3/19/95 2 Texas Southern Missouri City, Texas FA-’18 2/0
34 Marshall, Byron RB 5-9 225 2/13/94 3 Oregon San Jose, Calif. PS(Phil)-’17 6/0
12 McCoy, Colt QB 6-1 210 9/5/86 10 Texas Tuscola, Texas UFA(SF)-’14 3/2
58 McKinzy, Cassanova LB 6-3 257 11/17/92 2 Auburn Birmingham, Ala. UFA(TB)-’16 3/0
31 Moreau, Fabian CB 6-0 200 4/9/94 3 UCLA Davie, Fla. D3-’17 16/10
76 Moses, Morgan T 6-6 335 3/3/91 6 Virginia North Chesterfield, Va. D3a-’14 16/16
35 Nicholson, Montae S 6-2 215 12/4/95 3 Michigan State Monroeville, Pa. D4b-’17 14/7
24 Norman, Josh CB 6-0 200 12/15/87 8 Coastal Carolina Greenwood, S.C. UFA(Car)-’16 16/16
94 Payne, Daron DL 6-3 319 5/27/97 2 Alabama Irondale, Ala. D1-’18 16/16
32 Perine, Samaje RB 5-11 233 9/16/95 3 Oklahoma Pflugerville, Texas D4a-’17 5/0
26 Peterson, Adrian RB 6-1 220 3/21/85 13 Oklahoma Palestine, Texas FA-’18 16/16
83 Quick, Brian WR 6-3 215 6/5/89 9 Appalachian State Columbia, S.C. FA-’19 6/3
14 Quinn, Trey WR 6-0 200 12/7/95 2 Southern Methodist Lake Charles, La. D7b-’18 3/2
86 Reed, Jordan TE 6-2 245 7/3/90 7 Florida New London, Conn. D3-’13 13/8
10 Richardson Jr., Paul WR 6-0 180 4/13/92 6 Colorado Gardena, Calif. UFA(Sea)-’18 7/4
45 Rodgers-Cromartie, Dominique CB 6-2 203 4/7/86 13 Tennessee State Bradenton, Fla. FA-’19 7/1*
73 Roullier, Chase C 6-4 310 8/23/93 3 Wyoming Burnsville, Minn. D6a-’17 16/16
75 Scherff, Brandon G 6-5 315 12/26/91 5 Iowa Denison, Iowa D1-’15 8/8
97 Settle, Tim DL 6-3 328 7/11/97 2 Virginia Tech Manassas, Va. D5-’18 16/0
89 Sims, Cam WR 6-5 214 1/6/96 2 Alabama Monroe, La. FA-’18 1/0
11 Smith, Alex QB 6-4 213 5/7/84 15 Utah La Mesa, Calif. T(KC)-’18 10/10
50 Smith II, Marcus LB 6-3 258 3/31/92 5 Louisville Columbus, Ga. FA-’18 14/0
87 Sprinkle, Jeremy TE 6-5 252 8/10/94 3 Arkansas White Hall, Ark. D5-’17 9/0
37 Stroman, Greg CB 5-11 180 3/8/96 2 Virginia Tech Manassas, Va. D7a-’18 15/3
57 Sundberg, Nick LS 6-0 256 7/29/87 10 California Phoenix, Ariz. FA-’10 13/0
25 Thompson, Chris RB 5-8 195 10/20/90 6 Florida State Madison, Fla. D5a-’13 10/0
5 Way, Tress P 6-1 216 4/18/90 6 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. W(Chi)-’14 16/0
71 Williams, Trent T 6-5 320 7/19/88 10 Oklahoma Longview, Texas D1-’10 13/13
6 Woodrum, Josh QB 6-3 228 11/7/92 2 Liberty Roanoke, Va. FA-’19 0*

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* Catalina missed ’18 season because of injury; Collins played 12 games with New York Giants in ’18; E. Flowers played 8 games with
New York Giants and 5 games with Jacksonville; M. Flowers played 5 games with Detroit; R. Foster played 6 games with San Francisco;
Garner missed ’18 season because of injury; Guice missed ’18 season because of injury; Keenum played 16 games with Denver;
Rodgers-Cromartie played 7 games with Oakland; Smith II played 14 games with Seattle; Woodrum last active with Cleveland in ’17.

t- Redskins traded for QB Keenum (Den).

Players lost through free agency (4): WR Jamison Crowder (Chi; 9 games in’18), WR Maurice Harris (NE, 12), T Ty Nsekhe (Buff; 14),
LB Preston Smith (GB, 16),

Also played with Redskins in ’18—RB Kapi Bibbs (10 games), G Luke Bowanko (7), LB Zach Brown (16), DB Alex Carter (1),
S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix (9), G Jonathan Cooper (4), WR Jamison Crowder (9), WR Michael Floyd (13), WR Maurice Harris (12),
CB Joshua Holsey (1), DL Ziggy Hood (4), T Austin Howard (5), QB Josh Johnson (4), RB Robert Kelley (2), S Kenny Ladler (5),
G Shawn Lauvao (5), DL Stacy McGee (8), LB Pernell McPhee (13), DB Harlan Miller (2), QB Mark Sanchez (2), LB Preston Smith (16),
LB Zach Vigil (14),

FIRST-YEAR ROSTER
Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College Hometown How Acq.
Ankrah, Andrew (1) LB 6-4 248 12/31/96 James Madison Gaithersburg, Md. FA
Bee, Ryan DE 6-7 280 11/12/95 Marshall Ashland, Ohio FA
Blunt, B.J. LB 6-1 220 4/21/95 McNeese State New Orleans, La. FA
Bonner, Jonathan DE 6-4 295 6/17/96 Notre Dame Chesterfield, Mo. FA
Brailford, Jordan LB 6-3 252 10/9/95 Oklahoma State Tulsa, Okla. D7b
Bushell-Beatty, Juwann OL 6-6 318 6/18/96 Michigan Paramus, N.J. FA
Dunn, Casey (1) C 6-4 300 10/11/94 Auburn Trussville, Ala. FA-’18
Foster, Jerald OL 6-3 310 9/14/95 Nebraska Lincoln, Neb. FA
Fuller, Kyle (1) G 6-5 310 3/4/94 Baylor Duncanville, Texas PS(Hou)-’18
Gates, DeMarquis (1) LB 6-2 230 3/7/96 Mississippi Hampton. Ga. FA
Harmon, Kelvin WR 6-2 221 12/15/96 North Carolina State Palmyra, N.J. D6
Harris, Deion DB 6-3 197 12/18/95 North Dakota Hibbing, Minn. FA
Haskins, Dwayne Jr. QB 6-3 231 5/3/97 Ohio State Potomac, Md. D1a
Holcomb, Cole LB 6-1 235 7/30/96 North Carolina New Smyrna, Fla. D5b
Holtz, J.P. (1) TE 6-3 240 8/28/93 Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pa. FA-'18
James, Darius (1) T 6-4 324 11/30/93 Auburn Killeen, Texas FA
Love, Bryce RB 5-9 200 4/8/97 Stanford Wake Forest, N.C. D4a
Maloata, Austin DL 6-1 305 2/11/96 Austin Peay Corona, Calif. FA
Martin. Wes OL 6-3 316 5/5/96 Indiana West Milton, Ohio D4b
McIntosh, JoJo S 6-1 205 3/17/96 Washington Canyon Country, Calif. FA
McLaurin, Terry WR 6-0 208 4/15/96 Ohio State Indianapolis, Ind. D3
Moreland, Jimmy CB 5-11 175 8/26/95 James Madison Royal Palm Beach, Fla. D7a
Okeke, Chidi OL 6-6 315 12/26/96 Tennessee State Anambra, Nigeria FA
Parris, Timon (1) T 6-6 315 9/11/95 Stony Brook Floral Park, N.Y. FA-’18
Pierschbacher, Ross OL 6-4 307 6/5/95 Alabama Cedar Falls, Iowa D5a
Rahming Jr., T.J. WR 5-10 170 1/10/97 Duke Powder Springs, Ga. FA
Reaves, Jeremy (1) S 5-11 205 8/29/96 South Alabama Pensacola, Fla. FA-’18
Reynolds, Craig RB 5-11 215 6/15/96 Kutztown Willow Grove, Pa. FA
Sims Jr., Steven WR 5-10 176 3/31/97 Kansas Houston, Texas FA
Sweat, Montez LB 6-6 260 9/4/96 Mississippi State Stone Mountain, Ga. D1b
Wellman, Elijah (1) FB 6-2 243 9/20/94 West Virginia Huntington, W.Va. FA-'18
Wicker, JoJo (1) DT 6-2 296 6/9/96 Arizona State Long Beach, Calif. FA-'18

The term NFL Rookie is defined as a player who is in his first season of professional football and has not been on the roster of another professional football team for any
regular-season or postseason games. A Rookie is designated by an “R” on NFL rosters. Players who have been active in another professional football league or players
who have NFL experience, including either preseason training camp or being on an Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or Reserve/Physically Unable to
Perform for fewer than six regular-season games, are termed NFL First-Year Players. An NFL First-Year Player is designated by a “1” on NFL rosters. Thereafter, a player
is credited with an additional year of experience for each season in which he accumulates six games on the Active List or Inactive List, or on Reserve/Injured or
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform.

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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach,
Jay Gruden
Pro Career: Named the 29th head coach in fran-
chise history on January 9, 2014. Guided the
Redskins to a 9-7 record and an NFC East title in
2015, becoming only the sixth coach in team histo-
ry to lead the franchise to a playoff berth within the
first two years of a coaching tenure. Oversaw
record-shattering offense in 2016 that posted team
records in total net yards (6,545), net passing yards
(4,758) and yards per play (6.40), ranking in the
Top 3 in the NFL in all three categories. Joined the
Redskins after spending three seasons as offensive
coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals, during which
time the Bengals averaged 10 wins a season, mak-
ing three consecutive playoff appearances and
earning an AFC North championship in 2013. He
also spent seven seasons with the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers as an offensive assistant (2002-08),
helping the team to its first league championship in
Super Bowl XXXVII. He is one of the most celebrat-
ed individuals in Arena Football League history, hav-
ing won six combined league championships–four
as a quarterback and two as a head coach. He was
named the 1992 AFL Most Valuable Player and was
honored with induction into the AFL Hall of Fame in
1999. Career record: 35-45-1.
Background: Quarterback at Louisville (1985-88),
twice being named team MVP. Played quarterback
for Barcelona Dragons and Sacramento Surge
(WLAF, 1990), Tampa Bay Storm (AFL, 1991-96)
and Orlando Predators (AFL, 2002-03). Coached in
various capacities for Louisville (1989-91),
Nashville Kats (AFL, 1997), Orlando Predators
(AFL, 1998-2001, 2004-08), Tampa Bay
Buccaneers (2002-08), Florida Tuskers (2009-10)
and Cincinnati Bengals (2011-13).
Personal: Born on March 4, 1967 in Tiffin, Ohio. He
and his wife, Sherry, have three sons — J.J., Joey
and Jack—and one grandson, Trey.
ASSISTANT COACHES
Brian Angelichio, tight ends; born December 27,
1972, Ilion, N.Y. Linebacker St. Lawrence 1991-95.
No pro playing experience. College coach: SUNY-
Brockport 1995, Ithaca 1996-2005, Pittsburgh
2006-10, Rutgers 2011. Pro coach: Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2012-13, Cleveland Browns 2014-15,
Green Bay Packers 2016-18, joined Redskins in
2019.
Bill Callahan, asst. head coach/offensive line; born
July 31, 1956, Chicago, Ill. Quarterback
Benedictine 1975-77. No pro playing experience.
College coach: Illinois 1980-86, Northern Arizona
1987-88, Southern Illinois 1989, Wisconsin 1990-
94, Nebraska 2004-07 (head coach). Pro coach:
Philadelphia Eagles 1995-97, Oakland Raiders
1998-2003 (head coach 2002-03), New York Jets
2008-11, Dallas Cowboys 2012-14, joined
Redskins in 2015.
Matt Cavanaugh, senior offensive assistant; born
October 27, 1956, Youngstown, Ohio. Quarterback
Pittsburgh 1974-77. Pro quarterback New England
Patriots 1978-82, San Francisco 49ers 1983-85,
Philadelphia Eagles 1986-89, New York Giants
1990-91. College coach: Pittsburgh 1991-93,
2005-08. Pro coach: Arizona Cardinals 1994-95,
San Francisco 49ers 1996, Chicago Bears 1997-
98, Baltimore Ravens 1999-2004, New York Jets
230
2009-12, Chicago Bears 2013-14; joined Redskins
in 2015.
Chad Englehart, strength and conditioning; born
June 5, 1981, New Orleans, La. Attended
Southeastern Louisiana. No college or pro playing
experience. College coach: New Orleans 2006. Pro
coach: Florida Tuskers (UFL) 2009, joined Redskins
in 2010.
Chad Grimm, outside linebackers; born May 18,
1985, Fairfax, Va. Linebacker Virginia Tech 2003-
06. No pro playing experience. Pro coach: Arizona
Cardinals 2009-12, San Diego Chargers 2013-14,
joined Redskins in 2015.
Ike Hilliard, wide receivers; born April 5, 1976,
Patterson, La. Wide receiver Florida 1994-96. Pro
wide receiver New York Giants 1997-2004, Tampa
Bay Buccaneers 2005-08. Pro coach: Florida
Tuskers (UFL) 2009-10, Miami Dolphins 2011,
Washington Redskins 2012, Buffalo Bills 2013, re-
joined Redskins in 2014.
Ray Horton, defensive backs; born April 12, 1960,
Tacoma, Wash. Cornerback Washington 1980-82.
Pro cornerback Cincinnati Bengals 1983-88, Dallas
Cowboys 1989-92. Pro coach: Washington
Redskins 1994-96, Cincinnati Bengals 1997-2001,
Detroit Lions 2002-03, Pittsburgh Steelers 2004-
10, Arizona Cardinals 2011-12, Cleveland Browns
2013, Tennessee Titans 2014-15, Cleveland
Browns 2016, re-joined Redskins in 2019.
Kyshoen Jarrett, defensive quality control; born
May 4, 1993, East Stroudsburg, Pa. Safety Virginia
Tech 2011-14. Pro safety Washington Redskins
2015. Pro coach: Joined Redskins in 2018.
Randy Jordan, running backs; born June 6, 1970,
Henderson, N.C. Running back North Carolina
1989-1992. Pro running back Los Angeles Raiders
1993, Jacksonville Jaguars 1995-97, Oakland
Raiders 1998-2002. College coach: Nebraska
2004-07, Texas A&M 2008-2011, North Carolina
2012-13. Pro coach: Oakland Raiders 2003, joined
Redskins in 2014.
Nate Kaczor, special teams coordinator; born April
8, 1967, Scott City, Kan. Center Utah State 1987-
89. No pro playing experience. College coach: Utah
State 1991-99, Nebraska-Kearney 2000-03, Idaho
2004-05, Louisiana-Monroe 2006-07. Pro coach:
Jacksonville Jaguars 2008-11, Tennessee Titans
2012-15, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2016-18, joined
Redskins in 2019.
Kavan Latham, asst. strength and conditioning;
born December 5, 1988, Delran, N.J. Defensive
tackle The College of New Jersey 2007-10. No pro
playing experience. College coach: The College of
New Jersey 2010-11. Pro coach: New York Jets
2014-16, joined Redskins in 2017.
Greg Manusky, defensive coordinator; born August
12, 1966, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Linebacker Colgate
1983-87. Pro linebacker Washington Redskins
1988-90, Minnesota Vikings 1991-93, Kansas City
Chiefs 1994-99. Pro coach: Washington Redskins
2001, San Diego Chargers 2002-06, San Francisco
49ers 2007-10, San Diego Chargers 2011,
Indianapolis Colts 2012-15, re-joined Redskins in
2016.
Cannon Matthews, defensive quality control; born
June 21, 1985, Cleveland, Ohio. Attended Ohio
University. No college or pro playing experience.
College coach: Kentucky Christian 2012. Pro
coach: Buffalo Bills 2008-11, Tennessee Titans
2014-15, Cleveland Browns 2016, joined Redskins
in 2017.
Bret Munsey, special projects; born August 19,
1968, Winter Park, Fla. Wide receiver Concord
(W.Va.) 1987-90. Pro wide receiver/defensive back
Orlando Predators (AFL) 1991-95. Pro coach:
Augusta Stallions (af2) 2000, Tennessee Valley
Vipers (af2, head coach) 2001, Carolina Cobras
(AFL) 2002, Orlando Predators (AFL) 2003-05,
Philadelphia Soul (AFL, head coach) 2006-08,
Orlando Predators (AFL, head coach) 2012, joined
Redskins in 2014.
Kevin O’Connell, offensive coordinator; born May
25, 1985, Knoxville, Tenn. Quarterback San Diego
State 2004-07. Pro quarterback New England
Patriots 2008-09, Detroit Lions 2009, New York
Jets 2009-11, 2012, Miami Dolphins 2011, San
Diego Chargers 2012. Pro coach: Cleveland
Browns 2015, San Francisco 49ers 2016, joined
Redskins in 2017.
Chris O’Hara, offensive quality control; born
November 15, 1990, Swoyersville, Pa. Attended
Miami. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Miami 2011-13. Pro coach: Jacksonville Jaguars
2014-16, joined Redskins in 2017.
Phil Rauscher, asst. offensive line; born June 2,
1985, Carlsbad, Calif. Offensive lineman UCLA
2003-05. No pro playing experience. College
coach: UCLA 2006-09, Dixie State 2010, Utah
2011, Hawai’i 2012, Cal Lutheran 2014. Pro coach:
Denver Broncos 2015-17, joined Redskins in 2018.
Tim Rattay, quarterbacks; born March 15, 1977,
Elyria, Ohio. Quarterback Louisiana Tech 1997-99.
Pro quarterback San Francisco 49ers 2000-05,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2006, Arizona Cardinals
2007, Las Vegas Locomotives (UFL) 2009-10.
College coach: Louisiana Tech 2013-18. Pro
coach: Las Vegas Locomotives (UFL) 2011-12,
joined Redskins in 2019.
James Rowe, asst. defensive backs; born February
11, 1986, Cocoa, Fla. Baseball player South Florida
2004-09. No pro playing experience. College
coach: Bethel 2011, Jacksonville 2012-14, Florida
2015, Valdosta State 2016. Pro coach: Joined
Redskins in 2017.
Rob Ryan, inside linebackers; born December 13,
1962, Ardmore, Okla. Defensive end Southwestern
Oklahoma State 1981-82. No pro playing experi-
ence. College coach: Western Kentucky 1987, Ohio
State 1988, Tennessee State 1989-93, Hutchinson
(KS) C.C. 1996, Oklahoma State 1997-99. Pro
coach: Arizona Cardinals 1994-95, Oakland
Raiders 2004-08, Cleveland Browns 2009-10,
Dallas Cowboys 2011-12, New Orleans Saints
2013-15, Buffalo Bills 2016, joined Redskins in
2019.
Jake Sankal, asst. strength & condition-
ing/nutritionist; born September 6, 1985, Mentor,
Ohio. Attended Wooster. No college or pro playing
experience. Pro coach: Joined Redskins in 2016.
Jim Tomsula, defensive line; born April 14, 1967,
Homestead, Pa. Defensive lineman Middle
Tennessee State 1985-86, Catawba College 1987-
89. No pro playing experience. College coach:
Charleston Southern 1992-95, Catawba College
1997-99, 2001-05. Pro coach: London Monarchs
(NFLE) 1998, Scottish Claymores (NFLE) 1999-
2003, Berlin Thunder (NFLE) 2004-05, Rhein Fire
(NFLE) 2006 (head coach), San Francisco 49ers
2007-15 (interim head coach 2010, head coach
2015), joined Redskins in 2017.
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in Review
Trades ......................................................................................................................................................232
Preseason Standings and Results, 2018 ................................................................................................234
Regular-Season Standings and Results, 2018 ......................................................................................236
Week-by-Week Standings, 2018.............................................................................................................239
Attendance, 2018 ....................................................................................................................................244
Players of the Week, Month, 2018 ........................................................................................................245
Pro Football Awards, 2018.....................................................................................................................246
All-Pro Teams, 2018 ...............................................................................................................................246
Top Rushing, Passing, Receiving, and Sack Performances, 2018 .......................................................248
Team and Individual Statistics, 2018.....................................................................................................250
 TRADES
2018 TRADES (since June 1)
Wide receiver Corey Coleman from
Cleveland to Buffalo for Bills’ 2020 sev-
enth-round selection. (8/6)
Outside linebacker Eli Harold from San
Francisco to Detroit for Lions’ 2020 sev-
enth-round selection. (8/23)
Cornerback Lenzy Pipkins from Green
Bay to Indianapolis for inside linebacker
Antonio Morrison. (8/26)
Center Brett Jones from N.Y. Giants to
Minnesota for Vikings’ 2019 seventh-
round selection (T George Asafo-Adjei).
(8/27)
Wide receiver Ryan Switzer and
Raiders’ sixth-round selection (LB Sutton
Smith) from Oakland to Pittsburgh for
Steelers’ 2019 fifth-round selection
(#158). (8/27)
Outside linebacker Kamalei Correa
from Baltimore to Tennessee for Titans’
2019 sixth-round selection (#191).
(8/28)
Quarterback Brett Hundley from Green
Bay to Seattle for Seahawks’ 2019 sixth-
round selection (RB Dexter Williams).
(8/30)
Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater and
Jets’ 2019 sixth-round selection (DB
Saquan Hampton) from N.Y. Jets to New
Orleans for Saints’ 2019 third-round
selection (#93). (8/30)
Cornerback Charvarius Ward from
Dallas to Kansas City for guard Parker
Ehinger. (8/31)
Safey Jordan Richards from New Eng-
land to Atlanta for Falcons’ 2020 seventh-
round selection. (8/31)
Tackle Corey Robinson from Detroit to
Carolina. (9/1)
Cornerback Jordan Lucas from Miami
to Kansas City for Chiefs’ 2020 seventh-
round selection. (9/1)
Tackle Shon Coleman from Cleveland
to San Francisco for Chiefs’ 2019 sev-
enth-round selection (#243). (9/1)
Safety Shalom Luani from Oakland to
Seattle for Seahawks’ 2019 seventh-
round selection (#235). (9/1)
Tight end Darrell Daniels from Indi-
anapolis to Seattle for wide receiver Mar-
cus Johnson. (9/1)
Outside linebacker Khalil Mack, the
Raiders’ 2020 second-round selection
and 2020 seventh-round selection from
Oakand to Chicago for Bears’ 2019 first-
round selection (RB Josh Jacobs), 2019
sixth-round selection (#196), 2020 first-
round selection and 2020 third- round
selection. (9/1)
Defnesive tackle Devaroe Lawrence
from New Orleans to Cleveland for
Browns’ 2019 seventh-round selection
(TE Alize Mack). (9/1)
Quarterback A.J. McCarron from Buf-
falo to Oakland for Pittsburgh’s 2019 fifth-
round selection (#158). (9/2)
Cornerback Deiondre’ Hall from
Chicago to Philadelphia for Denver’s 2019
seventh-round selection (RB Kerrith
Whyte). (9/2)
Wide receiver Josh Gordon and
232
Kansas City’s 2019 seventh-round sele-
tion (#243) from Cleveland to New Eng-
land for Patriots’ 2019 fifth-round selec-
tion (K Austin Seibert). (9/18)
Tackle Marshall Newhouse from Buf-
falo to Carolina for Panthers’ 2021 sev-
enth-round selection. (9/26)
Running back Carlos Hyde from
Cleveland to Jacksonville for Jaguars’
2019 fifth-round selection (#144).
(10/20)
Wide receiver Amari Cooper from
Oakland to Dallas for Cowboys’ 2019
first-round selection (DB Johnathan
Abram). (10/22)
Cornerback Eli Apple from N.Y. Giants
to New Orleans for Saints’ 2019 fourth-
round selection (#132) and 2020 sev-
enth-round selection. (10/23)
Defensive tackle Damon Harrison
from N.Y. Giants to Detroit for San Fran-
cisco’s 2019 fifth-round selection (10/25)
Wide receiver Demaryius Thomas and
N.Y. Giants’ 2019 seventh-round selection
(RB Cullen Gillaspia) from Denver to
Houston for Texans’ 2019 fourth-round
selection (#125) and seventh-round
selection (#237). (10/30)
Wide receiver Golden Tate from Detroit
to Philadelphia for Eagles’ 2019 third-
round selection (#88). (10/30)
Running back Ty Montgomery from
Green Bay to Baltimore for Ravens’ 2020
seventh-round selection. (10/30)
Defensive end Dante Fowler from
Jacksonville to L.A. Rams for Rams’ 2019
third-round selection (LB Quincy
Williams) and fifth-round selection.
(10/30)
Safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix from Green
Bay to Washington for Redskins’ 2019
fourth-round selection (#118). (10/30)
2019 TRADES
Quarterback Joe Flacco from Balti-
more to Denver for Broncos’ 2019 fourth-
round selection (RB Justice Hill). (3/13)
Tackle Marcus Gilbert from Pittsburgh
to Arizona for Cardinals’ 2019 sixth-round
compensatory selection (LB Ulysses
Gilbert). (3/13)
Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and
defensive end Olivier Vernon from N.Y.
Giants to Cleveland for defensive back
Jabril Peppers, guard Kevin Zeitler,
Browns’ 2019 first-round selection (DT
Dexter Lawrence) and New England’s
2019 third-round selection (LB Oshane
Ximines). (3/13)
Quarterback Case Keenum and Bron-
cos’ 2020 seventh-round selection from
Denver to Washington for Redskins’ 2020
sixth-round selection. (3/13)
Wide receiver DeSean Jackson and
Buccaneers’ 2020 seventh-round selec-
tion from Tampa Bay to Philadelphia for
Eagles’ 2019 sixth-round compensatory
selection (WR Scott Miller). (3/13)
Wide receiver Antonio Brown from
Pittsburgh to Oakland for Raiders’ 2019
third-round selection (WR Diontae John-
son) and 2019 fifth-round selection (TE
Zach Gentry). (3/13)
Defensive end Michael Bennett and
Eagles’ 2020 seventh-round selection
from Philadelphia to New England for
Patriots’ 2020 fifth-round selection.
(3/13)
Guard Kelechi Osemele and Chicago’s
2019 sixth-round selection (DB Blessuan
Austin) from Oakland to N.Y. Jets for Jets’
2019 fifth-round selection (#140). (3/13)
Linebacker Dee Ford from Kansas City
to San Francisco for 49ers’ 2020 second-
round selection. (3/13)
Quarterback Ryan Tannehill and Dol-
phins’ 2019 sixth-round selection (LB
David Long) from Miami to Tennessee for
Titans’ 2019 seventh-round selection (RB
Chandler Cox). (3/16)
Defensive end Robert Quinn from
Miami to Dallas for Cowboys’ 2020 sixth-
round selection. (3/29)
Running back Jordan Howard from
Chicago to Philadelphia for Eagles’ 2020
sixth-round selection. (3/29)
Defensive back Eric Murray from
Kansas City to Cleveland for defensive
end Emmanuel Ogbah. (4/2)
Defensive end Frank Clark and Sea-
hawks’ 2019 third-round selection (DT
Khalen Saunders) from Seattle to Kansas
City for Chiefs’ 2019 first-round selection
(DE L.J. Collier), 2019 third-round selec-
tion (#92), and 2020 second-round
selection. (4/25)
Broncos’ 2019 first-round selection
(LB Devin Bush) from Denver to Pitts-
burgh for Steelers’ 2019 first-round selec-
tion (TE Noah Fant), 2019 second-round
selection (TE Drew Sample) and 2020
third-round selection. (4/25)
Seahawks’ 2019 first-round selection
(DB Darnell Savage) from Seattle to
Green Bay for New Orleans’ 2019 first-
round selection (#30), Packers’ 2019
fourth-round selection (#114) and Wash-
ington’s 2019 fourth-round selection
(#118). (4/25)
Ravens’ 2019 first-round selection (T
Andre Dillard) from Baltimore to Philadel-
phia for Eagles’ 2019 first-round selection
(WR Marquise Brown), 2019 fourth-
round selection (DB Iman Marshall), and
2019 sixth-round selection (QB Trace
McSorley). (4/25)
Colts’ 2019 first-round selection (LB
Montez Sweat) from Indianapolis to
Washington for Redskins’ 2019 second-
round selection (#46) and 2020 second-
round selection. (4/25)
Giants’ 2019 second-round selection
(#37), New Orleans’ 2019 fourth-round
selection (DB Ugochukwu Amadi) and
San Francisco’s 2019 fifth-round selec-
tion (LB Ben Burr-Kirven) from N.Y.
Giants to Seattle for New Orleans’ 2019
first-round selection (DB DeAndre
Baker). (4/25)
Rams’ 2019 first-round selection (T
Kaleb McGary) and 2019 sixth-round
selection (#203) from L.A. Rams to
Atlanta for Falcons’ 2019 second-round
selection (RB Marcus Green) and 2019
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third-round selection (DB David Long).
(4/25)
Raiders’ 2019 second-round selection
(T Jawaan Taylor), N.Y. Jets’ 2019 fifth-
round selection (RB Ryquell Armstead)
and Seattle’s 2019 seventh-round selec-
tion (DT Dontavious Russell) from Oak-
land to Jacksonville for Jaguars’ 2019
second-round selection (#38), and
Jaguars’ 2019 fourth-round selection (DB
Khari Willis). (4/26)
Panthers’ 2019 second-round selec-
tion (DB Marquise Blair) and Panthers’
2019 third-round selection (#77) from
Carolina to Seattle for Giants’ 2019 sec-
ond-round selection (T Greg Little).
(4/26)
Bills’ 2019 second-round selection
(DB Trayvon Mullen) and Pittsburgh’s
2019 fifth-round selection (#158) from
Buffalo to Oakland for Jacksonville’s
2019 second-round selection (T Cody
Ford). (4/26)
Bengals’ 2019 second-round selection
(QB Drew Lock) from Cincinnati to Den-
ver for Pittsburgh’s 2019 second-round
selection (TE Drew Sample), Houstons
2019 fourth-round selection (DT Renell
Wren), and Broncos’ 2019 sixth-round
selection (RB Trayveon Williams). (4/26)
Falcons’ 2019 second-round selection
(DB Joejuan Williams) from L.A. Rams
to New England for Bears’ 2019 second-
round selection (#56) and Patriots’ 2019
third-round compensatory selection
(#101). (4/26)
Redsdkins’ 2019 second-round selec-
tion (DB Greedy Williams) from Indi-
anapolis to Cleveland for Browns’ 2019
second-round selection (LB Ben Banogu)
and Jaguars’ 2019 fifth-round selection
(DB Marvell Tell). (4/26)
Dolphins’ 2019 second-round selec-
tion (C Erik McCoy) and 2019 fourth-
round selection (#116) from Miami to
New Orleans for Saints’ 2019 second-
round selection (#62), 2019 sixth-round
selection (T Isaiah Prince) and 2020 sec-
ond-round selection. (4/26)
Bears’ 2019 second-round selection
(WR Mecole Hardman) from L.A. Rams
to Kansas City for Chiefs’ 2019 second-
round selection (DB Tyler Rapp) and
2019 fourth-round selection (#167).
(4/26)
Quarterback Josh Rosen from Arizona
to Miami for New Orleans’ 2019 second-
round selection (WR Andy Isabella) and
Dolphins’ 2020 fifth-round selection.
(4/26)
Patriots’ 2018 second-round selection
(WR D.K. Metcalf) from New England to
Seattle for Panthers’ 2019 third-round
selection (DE Chase Winovich) and Red-
skins’ 2019 fourth-round selection (G
Hjalte Froholdt). (4/26)
Buccaneers’ 2019 third-round selec-
tion (RB Darrell Henderson) from Tampa
Bay to L.A. Rams for Rams’ 2019 third-
round selection (DB Jamel Dean) and
2019 third-round compensatory selection
(DB Mike Edwards). (4/26)
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Lions’ 2019 third-round selection (RB
David Montgomery) from New England
to Chicago for Bears’ 2019 third-round
selection (RB Damien Harris), 2019 fifth-
round selection (#162) and 2020 fourth-
round selection. (4/26)
Vikings’ 2019 third-round selection
(DB Will Harris) from Minnesota to
Detroit for Eagles’ 2019 third-round selec-
tion (#88) and Patriots’ 2019 fourth-
round compensatory selection (#204).
(4/26)
Eagles’ 2019 third-round selection (LB
Cody Barton) and Vikings’ 2019 sixth-
round compensatory selection from Min-
nesota to Seattle for Kansas City’s 2019
third-round selection (#92) and Sea-
hawks’ 2019 fifth-round selection
(#159). (4/26)
Chiefs’ 2019 third-round selection (T
Chuma Edoga) from Minnesota to N.Y.
Jets for New Orleans’ 2019 third-round
selection (#93) and Jets’ seventh-round
selection (DB Kris Boyd). (4/26)
Saints’ 2019 third-round selection (WR
Miles Boykin) from Minnesota to Balti-
more for Ravens’ 2019 third-round com-
pensatory selection (RB Alexander Matti-
son), Tennessee’s 2019 sixth-round
selection (DB Marcus Epps) and Ravens’
2019 sixth-round selection (T Olisaeme-
ka Udoh). (4/26)
Redskins’ 2019 third-round compne-
satory selection (TE Dawson Knox) from
Washington to Buffalo for Bills’ fourth-
round selection (RB Bryce Love) and
Chiefs’ 2019 fourth-round selection (G
Wes Martin). (4/26)
Patriots’ 2019 pick 101 third-round
compensatory selection (T Bobby Evans)
and Chicago’s 2019 fifth-round selection
(#162) from New England to L.A. Rams
for Patriots’ 2019 pick 97 third-round
compensatory selection (T Yodny
Cajuste) and Rams’ 2019 fourth-round
selection (QB Jarrett Stidham). (4/26)
49ers’ 2019 fourth-round selection
(QB Ryan Finley) from San Francisco to
Cincinnati for Bengals’ 2019 fourth-round
selection (P Mitch Wishnowsky) sixth-
round selection (T Justin Skule) and Dal-
las’ 2019 sixth-round selection (DB Tim
Harris). (4/27)
Jets’ 2019 fourth-round selection (DB
Chauncey Gardner-Johnson) from N.Y.
Jets to New Orleans for Miami’s 2019
fourth-round selection (#116) and
Saints’ 2019 fifth-round selection
(#168). (4/27)
Linebacker Dekoda Watson and
49ers’ 2019 sixth-round compensatory
selection (#212) from San Francisco to
Denver for Broncos’ 2019 fifth-round
selection (LB Dre Greenlaw). (4/27)
Jaguars’ 2019 fourth-round selection
(DB Khari Willis) from Oakland to Indi-
anapolis for Colts’ 2019 fourth-round
selection (DB Isaiah Johnson) and 2019
fourth-round compensatory selection
(#135). (4/27)
Lions’ 2019 fourth-round selection
(DB Kendall Sheffield) from Detroit to
TRADES
Atlanta for Falcons’ 2019 fourth-round
selection (LB Austin Bryant) and 2019
sixth-round selection (RB Ty Johnson).
(4/27)
Packers’ 2019 fourth-round selection
(G Dru Samia) from Seattle to Minnesota
for the Vikings’ 2019 fourth-round selec-
tion (WR Gary Jennings) and Patriots’
2019 sixth-round selection (RB Travis
Homer). (4/27)
Titans’ 2019 fourth-round selection
(TE Trevon Wesco) and 2019 fifth-round
selection (LB Blake Cashman) from Ten-
nesse to N.Y. Jets for Miami’s 2019
fourth-round selection (DB Amani Hook-
er) and New Orleans’ 2019 fifth-round
selection (LB D’Andre Walker). (4/27)
Patriots’ 2019 fourth-round selection
(DT Greg Gaines) and Kansas City’s
2019 seventh-round selection (DB Nick
Scott) from New England to L.A. Rams for
Chicago’s 2019 fifth-round selection
(#162) and Kansas City’s 2019 fifth-
round selection (QB Clayton Thorson).
(4/27)
Colts’ 2019 fourth-round compensato-
ry selection (DE John Cominsky) from
Oakland to Atlanta for Falcons’ 2019
fourth-round compensatory selection (TE
Foster Moreau) and 2019 seventh-round
selection (DE Quinton Bell). (4/27)
Cowboys’ 2019 sixth-round selection
(G Michael Jordan) from Dallas to
Cincinnati for Bengals’ 2019 fourth-round
selection (#149) and 2019 sixth-round
compensatory selection (DB Donovan
Wilson). (4/27)
Steelers’ 2019 fifth-round selection
(DB Michael Jackson) and Raiders’ 2019
seventh-round selection (RB Mike
Weber) from Oakland to Dallas for Cincin-
nati’s 2019 fifth-round selection (WR
Hunter Renfrow). (4/27)
Seattle’s 2019 fifth-round selection
(DE Byron Cowart) from Minnesota to
New England for Chicago’s 2019 fifth-
round selection (#162) and Philadel-
phia’s 2019 seventh-round selection
(#239). (4/27)
Eagles’ 2019 fifth-round selection (P
Jake Bailey) from Minnesota to New Eng-
land for Chicago’s 2019 fifth-round selec-
tion (LB Cameron Smith) and Philadel-
phia’s 2019 seventh-round selection (WR
Dillon Mitchell). (4/27)
Panthers’ 2019 sixth-round selection
(WR Juwann Winfree) from Carolina to
Denver for San Francisco’s 2019 sixth-
round compensatory selection (T Dennis
Daley) and Houstons 2019 seventh-
round selection (WR Terry Godwin).
(4/27)
Defensive tackle Hassan Ridgeway
from Indianapolis to Philadelphia for New
England’s 2019 seventh-round selection
(C Javon Patterson). (4/27)
Seahawks’ 2020 sixth-round selection
from Seattle to Jacksonville for Balti-
more’s 2019 seventh-round selection
(WR John Ursua). (4/27)
* Draft choice number is listed if club
later traded the pick.
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PRESEASON STANDINGS AFC PRESEASON RECORDS—TEAM BY TEAM
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
East Division East Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP BUFFALO (2-2) HOUSTON (3-1)
New England 3 1 0 .750 94 74 23 CAROLINA 28 17 at Kansas City 10
Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 83 98 19 at Cleveland 17 16 SAN FRANCISCO 13
Miami 1 3 0 .250 88 87 13 CINCINNATI 26 20 at L.A. Rams 21
New York Jets 1 3 0 .250 55 47 28 at Chicago 27 14 DALLAS 6
83 98 67 50
North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP MIAMI (1-3) INDIANAPOLIS (3-1)
Baltimore 5 0 0 1.000 127 72 24 TAMPA BAY 26 19 at Seattle 17
Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 103 80 20 at Carolina 27 19 BALTIMORE 20
Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 77 46 10 BALTIMORE 27 23 SAN FRANCISCO 17
Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 120 95 34 at Atlanta 7 27 at Cincinnati 26
88 87 88 80
South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP NEW ENGLAND (3-1) JACKSONVILLE (3-1)
Houston 3 1 0 .750 67 50 26 WASHINGTON 17 20 NEW ORLEANS 24
Indianapolis 3 1 0 .750 88 80 37 PHILADELPHIA 20 14 at Minnesota 10
Jacksonville 3 1 0 .750 76 50 14 at Carolina 25 17 ATLANTA 6
Tennessee 0 4 0 .000 40 90 17 at N.Y. Giants 12 25 at Tampa Bay 10
94 74 76 50
West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP NEW YORK JETS (1-3) TENNESSEE (0-4)
Oakland 3 1 0 .750 74 54 17 ATLANTA 0 17 at Green Bay 31
Denver 2 2 0 .500 101 93 13 at Washington 15 14 TAMPA BAY 30
Kansas City 2 2 0 .500 91 79 16 N.Y. GIANTS 22 6 at Pittsburgh 16
Los Angeles Chargers 2 2 0 .500 71 95 9 at Philadelphia 10 3 MINNESOTA 13
55 47 40 90

North Division West Division

BALTIMORE (5-0) DENVER (2-2)
17 vs. Chicago (a) 16 28 MINNESOTA 42
33 L.A. RAMS 7 23 CHICAGO 24
20 at Indianapolis 19 29 at Washington 17
27 at Miami 10 21 at Arizona 10
30 WASHINGTON 20 101 93
127 72
KANSAS CITY (2-2)
CINCINNATI (3-1 10 HOUSTON 17
30 CHICAGO 27 28 at Atlanta 14
21 at Dallas 13 20 at Chicago 27
26 at Buffalo 13 33 GREEN BAY 21
26 INDIANAPOLIS 27 91 79
103 80
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (2-2)
CLEVELAND (3-1) 17 at Arizona 24
20 at N.Y. Giants 10 24 SEATTLE 14
17 BUFFALO 19 7 NEW ORLEANS 36
5 PHILADELPHIA 0 23 at San Francisco 21
35 at Detroit 17 71 95
77 46
OAKLAND (3-1)
PITTSBURGH (3-1) 16 DETROIT 10
31 at Philadelphia 14 15 at L.A. Rams 19
34 at Green Bay 51 13 GREEN BAY 6
16 TENNESSEE 6 30 at Seattle 19
39 CAROLINA 24 74 54
120 95

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NFC PRESEASON RECORDS—TEAM BY TEAM PRESEASON STANDINGS
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
East Division South Division East Division
DALLAS (0-4) ATLANTA (0-4) W L T Pct. Pts. OP
21 at San Francisco 24 0 at N.Y. Jets 17 New York Giants 2 2 0 .500 74 70
13 CINCINNATI 21 14 KANSAS CITY 28 Philadelphia 1 3 0 .250 44 82
3 ARIZONA 27 6 at Jacksonville 17 Washington 1 3 0 .250 69 98
6 at Houston 14 7 MIAMI 34 Dallas 0 4 0 .000 43 86
43 86 27 96
North Division
NEW YORK GIANTS (2-2) CAROLINA (3-1) W L T Pct. Pts. OP
10 CLEVELAND 20 28 at Buffalo 23 Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 86 65
30 at Detroit 17 27 MIAMI 20 Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 109 97
22 at N.Y. Jets 16 25 NEW ENGLAND 14 Chicago 2 3 0 .400 121 118
12 NEW ENGLAND 17 24 at Pittsburgh 39 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 77 111
74 70 104 96
South Division
PHILADELPHIA (1-3) NEW ORLEANS (3-1) W L T Pct. Pts. OP
14 PITTSBURGH 31 24 AT JACKSONVILLE 20 Carolina 3 1 0 .750 104 96
20 at New England 37 15 ARIZONA 20 New Orleans 3 1 0 .750 103 47
0 at Cleveland 5 36 at L.A. Chargers 7 Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 96 96
10 N.Y. JETS 9 28 L.A. RAMS 0 Atlanta 0 4 0 .000 27 96
44 82 103 47
West Division
WASHINGTON (1-3) TAMPA BAY (2-2) W L T Pct. Pts. OP
17 at New England 26 26 at Miami 24 Arizona 3 1 0 .750 81 56
15 N.Y. JETS 13 30 at Tennessee 14 Los Angeles Rams 2 2 0 .500 47 96
17 DENVER 29 30 DETROIT 33 San Francisco 1 3 0 .250 75 83
20 at Baltimore 30 10 JACKSONVILLE 25 Seattle 0 4 0 .000 70 94
69 98 96 96

North Division West Division

CHICAGO (2-3) ARIZONA (3-1)
16 vs. Baltimore (a) 17 24 L.A. CHARGERS 17
27 at Cincinnati 30 20 at New Orleans 15
24 at Denver 23 27 at Dallas 3
27 KANSAS CITY 20 10 DENVER 21
27 BUFFALO 28 81 56
121 118
LOS ANGELES RAMS (2-2)
DETROIT (1-3) 7 at Baltimore 33
10 at Oakland 16 19 OAKLAND 15
17 N.Y. GIANTS 30 21 HOUSTON 20
33 at Tampa Bay 30 0 at New Orleans 28
17 CLEVELAND 35 47 96
77 111
SAN FRANCISCO (1-3)
GREEN BAY (2-2) 24 DALLAS 21
31 TENNESSEE 17 13 at Houston 16
51 PITTSBURGH 34 17 at Indianapolis 23
6 at Oakland 13 21 L.A. CHARGERS 23
21 at Kansas City 33 75 83
109 97
SEATTLE (0-4)
MINNESOTA (3-1) 17 INDIANAPOLIS 19
42 at Denver 28 14 at L.A. Chargers 24
10 JACKSONVILLE 14 20 at Minnesota 21
21 SEATTLE 20 19 OAKLAND 30
13 at Tennessee 3 70 94
86 65

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AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE *game played in London
BALTIMORE RAVENS (10-6) DENVER BRONCOS (6-10) KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (12-4) NEW YORK JETS (4-12)
W 47-3 BUFFALO W 27-24 SEATTLE W 38-28 at L.A. Chargers W 48-17 at Detroit
L 23-34 at Cincinnati W 20-19 OAKLAND W 42-37 at Pittsburgh L 12-20 MIAMI
W 27-14 DENVER L 14-27 at Baltimore W 38-27 SAN FRANCISCO L 17-21 at Cleveland
W 26-14 at Pittsburgh L 23-27 KANSAS CITY W 27-23 at Denver L 12-31 at Jacksonville
L 9-12 at Cleveland (OT) L 16-34 at N.Y. Jets W 30-14 JACKSONVILLE W 34-16 DENVER
W 21-0 at Tennessee L 20-23 L.A. RAMS L 40-43 at New England W 42-34 INDIANAPOLIS
L 23-24 NEW ORLEANS W 45-10 at Arizona W 45-10 CINCINNATI L 17-37 MINNESOTA
L 21-36 at Carolina L 23-30 at Kansas City W 30-23 DENVER L 10-24 at Chicago
L 16-23 PITTSBURGH L 17-19 HOUSTON W 37-21 at Cleveland L 6-13 at Miami
W 24-21 CINCINNATI W 23-22 at L.A. Chargers W 26-14 ARIZONA L 10-41 BUFFALO
W 34-17 OAKLAND W 24-17 PITTSBURGH L 51-54 at L.A. Rams L 13-27 NEW ENGLAND
W 26-16 at Atlanta W 24-10 at Cincinnati W 40-33 at Oakland L 22-26 at Tennessee
L 24-27 at Kansas City (OT) L 14-20 at San Francisco W 27-24 BALTIMORE (OT) W 27-23 at Buffalo
W 20-12 TAMPA BAY L 16-17 CLEVELAND L 28-29 L.A. CHARGERS L 22-29 HOUSTON
W 22-10 at L.A. Chargers L 14-27 at Oakland L 31-38 at Seattle L 38-44 GREEN BAY (OT)
W 26-24 CLEVELAND L 9-23 L.A. CHARGERS W 35-3 OAKLAND L 3-38 at New England

BUFFALO BILLS (6-10) HOUSTON TEXANS (11-5) LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (12-4) OAKLAND RAIDERS (4-12)
L 3-47 at Baltimore L 20-27 at New England L 28-38 KANSAS CITY L 13-33 L.A. RAMS
L 20-31 L.A. CHARGERS L 17-20 at Tennessee W 31-20 at Buffalo L 19-20 at Denver
W 27-6 at Minnesota L 22-27 N.Y. GIANTS L 23-35 at L.A. Rams L 20-28 at Miami
L 0-22 at Green Bay W 37-34 at Indianapolis (OT) W 29-27 SAN FRANCISCO W 45-42 CLEVELAND (OT)
W 13-12 TENNESSEE W 19-16 DALLAS W 26-10 OAKLAND L 10-26 at L.A. Chargers
L 13-20 at Houston W 20-13 BUFFALO W 38-14 at Cleveland L 3-27 *SEATTLE
L 5-37 at Indianapolis W 20-7 at Jacksonville W 20-19 *TENNESSEE L 28-42 INDIANAPOLIS
L 6-25 NEW ENGLAND W 42-23 MIAMI W 25-17 at Seattle L 3-34 at San Francisco
L 9-41 CHICAGO W 19-17 at Denver W 20-6 at Oakland L 6-20 L.A. CHARGERS
W 41-10 at N.Y. Jets W 23-21 at Washington L 22-23 DENVER W 23-21 at Arizona
W 24-21 JACKSONVILLE W 34-17 TENNESSEE W 45-10 ARIZONA L 17-34 at Baltimore
L 17-21 at Miami W 29-13 CLEVELAND W 33-30 at Pittsburgh L 33-40 KANSAS CITY
L 23-27 N.Y. JETS L 21-24 INDIANAPOLIS W 26-21 CINCINNATI W 24-21 PITTSBURGH
W 14-13 DETROIT W 29-22 at N.Y. Jets W 29-28 at Kansas City L 16-30 at Cincinnati
L 12-24 at New England L 30-32 at Philadelphia L 10-22 BALTIMORE W 27-14 DENVER
W 42-17 MIAMI W 20-3 JACKSONVILLE W 23-9 at Denver L 3-35 at Kansas City

CINCINNATI BENGALS (6-10) INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (10-6) MIAMI DOLPHINS (7-9) PITTSBURGH STEELERS (9-6-1)
W 34-23 at Indianapolis L 23-34 CINCINNATI W 27-20 TENNESSEE T 21-21 at Cleveland (OT)
W 34-23 BALTIMORE W 21-9 at Washington W 20-12 at N.Y. Jets L 37-42 KANSAS CITY
L 21-31 at Carolina L 16-20 at Philadelphia W 28-20 OAKLAND W 30-27 at Tampa Bay
W 37-36 at Atlanta L 34-37 HOUSTON (OT) L 7-38 at New England L 14-26 BALTIMORE
W 27-17 MIAMI L 24-38 at New England L 17-27 at Cincinnati W 41-17 ATLANTA
L 21-28 PITTSBURGH L 34-42 at N.Y. Jets W 31-28 CHICAGO (OT) W 28-21 at Cincinnati
L 10-45 at Kansas City W 37-5 BUFFALO L 21-32 DETROIT W 33-18 CLEVELAND
W 37-34 TAMPA BAY W 42-28 at Oakland L 23-42 at Houston W 23-16 at Baltimore
L 14-51 NEW ORLEANS W 29-26 JACKSONVILLE W 13-6 N.Y. JETS W 52-21 CAROLINA
L 21-24 at Baltimore W 38-10 TENNESSEE L 12-31 at Green Bay W 20-16 at Jacksonville
L 20-35 CLEVELAND W 27-24 MIAMI L 24-27 at Indianapolis L 17-24 at Denver
L 10-24 DENVER L 0-6 at Jacksonville W 21-17 BUFFALO L 30-33 L.A. CHARGERS
L 21-26 at L.A. Chargers W 24-21 at Houston W 34-33 NEW ENGLAND L 21-24 at Oakland
W 30-16 OAKLAND W 23-0 DALLAS L 17-41 at Minnesota W 17-10 NEW ENGLAND
L 18-26 at Cleveland W 28-27 N.Y. GIANTS L 7-17 JACKSONVILLE L 28-31 at New Orleans
L 13-16 at Pittsburgh W 33-17 at Tennessee L 17-42 at Buffalo W 16-13 CINCINNATI

CLEVELAND BROWNS (7-8-1) JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (5-11) NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (11-5) TENNESSEE TITANS (9-7)
T 21-21 PITTSBURGH (OT) W 20-15 at N.Y. Giants W 27-20 HOUSTON L 20-27 at Miami
L 18-21 at New Orleans W 31-20 NEW ENGLAND L 20-31 at Jacksonville W 20-17 HOUSTON
W 21-17 N.Y. JETS L 6-9 TENNESSEE L 10-26 at Detroit W 9-6 at Jacksonville
L 42-45 at Oakland (OT) W 31-12 N.Y. JETS W 38-7 MIAMI W 26-23 PHILADELPHIA (OT)
W 12-9 BALTIMORE (OT) L 14-30 at Kansas City W 38-24 INDIANAPOLIS L 12-13 at Buffalo
L 14-38 L.A. CHARGERS L 7-40 at Dallas W 43-40 KANSAS CITY L 0-21 BALTIMORE
L 23-26 at Tampa Bay (OT) L 7-20 HOUSTON W 38-31 at Chicago L 19-20 *at L.A. Chargers
L 18-33 at Pittsburgh L 18-24 *PHILADELPHIA W 25-6 at Buffalo W 28-14 at Dallas
L 21-37 KANSAS CITY L 26-29 at Indianapolis W 31-17 GREEN BAY W 34-10 NEW ENGLAND
W 28-16 ATLANTA L 16-20 PITTSBURGH L 10-34 at Tennessee L 10-38 at Indianapolis
W 35-20 at Cincinnati L 21-24 at Buffalo W 27-13 at N.Y. Jets L 17-34 at Houston
L 13-29 at Houston W 6-0 INDIANAPOLIS W 24-10 MINNESOTA W 26-22 N.Y. JETS
W 26-20 CAROLINA L 9-30 at Tennessee L 33-34 at Miami W 30-9 JACKSONVILLE
W 17-16 at Denver L 13-16 WASHINGTON L 10-17 at Pittsburgh W 17-0 at N.Y. Giants
W 26-18 CINCINNATI W 17-7 at Miami W 24-12 BUFFALO W 25-16 WASHINGTON
L 24-26 at Baltimore L 3-20 at Houston W 38-3 N.Y. JETS L 17-33 INDIANAPOLIS

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NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE *game played in London
ARIZONA CARDINALS (3-13) DALLAS COWBOYS (10-6) MINNESOTA VIKINGS (8-7-1) SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (4-12)
L 6-24 WASHINGTON L 8-16 at Carolina W 24-16 SAN FRANCISCO L 16-24 at Minnesota
L 0-34 at L.A. Rams W 20-13 N.Y. GIANTS T 29-29 at Green Bay (OT) W 30-27 DETROIT
L 14-16 CHICAGO L 13-24 at Seattle L 6-27 BUFFALO L 27-38 at Kansas City
L 17-20 SEATTLE W 26-24 DETROIT L 31-38 at L.A. Rams L 27-29 at L.A. Chargers
W 28-18 at San Francisco L 16-19 at Houston (OT) W 23-21 at Philadelphia L 18-28 ARIZONA
L 17-27 at Minnesota W 40-7 JACKSONVILLE W 27-17 ARIZONA L 30-33 at Green Bay
L 10-45 DENVER L 17-20 at Washington W 37-17 at N.Y. Jets L 10-39 L.A. RAMS
W 18-15 SAN FRANCISCO L 14-28 TENNESSEE L 20-30 NEW ORLEANS L 15-18 at Arizona
L 14-26 at Kansas City W 27-20 at Philadelphia W 24-9 DETROIT W 34-3 OAKLAND
L 21-23 OAKLAND W 22-19 at Atlanta L 20-25 at Chicago L 23-27 N.Y. GIANTS
L 10-45 at L.A. Chargers W 31-23 WASHINGTON W 24-17 GREEN BAY L 9-27 at Tampa Bay
W 20-17 at Green Bay W 13-10 NEW ORLEANS L 10-24 at New England L 16-43 at Seattle
L 3-17 DETROIT W 29-23 PHILADELPHIA (OT) L 7-21 at Seattle W 20-14 DENVER
L 14-40 at Atlanta L 0-23 at Indianapolis W 41-17 MIAMI W 26-23 SEATTLE (OT)
L 9-31 L.A. RAMS W 27-20 TAMPA BAY W 27-9 at Detroit L 9-14 CHICAGO
L 24-27 at Seattle W 36-35 at N.Y. Giants L 10-24 CHICAGO L 32-48 at L.A. Rams

ATLANTA FALCONS (7-9) DETROIT LIONS (6-10) NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (13-3) SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (10-6)
L 12-18 at Philadelphia L 17-48 N.Y. JETS L 40-48 TAMPA BAY L 24-27 at Denver
W 31-24 CAROLINA L 27-30 at San Francisco W 21-18 CLEVELAND L 17-24 at Chicago
L 37-43 NEW ORLEANS (OT) W 26-10 NEW ENGLAND W 43-37 at Atlanta (OT) W 24-13 DALLAS
L 36-37 CINCINNATI L 24-26 at Dallas W 33-18 at N.Y. Giants W 20-17 at Arizona
L 17-41 at Pittsburgh W 31-23 GREEN BAY W 43-19 WASHINGTON L 31-33 L.A. RAMS
W 34-29 TAMPA BAY W 32-21 at Miami W 24-23 at Baltimore W 27-3 *at Oakland
W 23-20 N.Y. GIANTS L 14-28 SEATTLE W 30-20 at Minnesota W 28-14 at Detroit
W 38-14 at Washington L 9-24 at Minnesota W 45-35 L.A. RAMS L 17-25 L.A. CHARGERS
L 16-28 at Cleveland L 22-34 at Chicago W 51-14 at Cincinnati L 31-36 at L.A. Rams
L 19-22 DALLAS W 20-19 CAROLINA W 48-7 PHILADELPHIA W 27-24 GREEN BAY
L 17-31 at New Orleans L 16-23 CHICAGO W 31-17 ATLANTA W 30-27 at Carolina
L 16-26 BALTIMORE L 16-30 L.A. RAMS L 10-13 at Dallas W 43-16 SAN FRANCISCO
L 20-34 at Green Bay W 17-3 at Arizona W 28-14 at Tampa Bay W 21-7 MINNESOTA
W 40-14 ARIZONA L 13-14 at Buffalo W 12-9 at Carolina L 23-26 at San Francisco (OT)
W 24-10 at Carolina L 9-27 MINNESOTA W 31-28 PITTSBURGH W 38-31 KANSAS CITY
W 34-32 at Tampa Bay W 31-0 at Green Bay L 14-33 CAROLINA W 27-24 ARIZONA

CAROLINA PANTHERS (7-9) GREEN BAY PACKERS (6-9-1) NEW YORK GIANTS (5-11) TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (5-11)
W 16-8 DALLAS W 24-23 CHICAGO L 15-20 JACKSONVILLE W 48-40 at New Orleans
L 24-31 at Atlanta T 29-29 MINNESOTA (OT) L 13-20 at Dallas W 27-21 PHILADELPHIA
W 31-21 CINCINNATI L 17-31 at Washington W 27-22 at Houston L 27-30 PITTSBURGH
W 33-31 N.Y. GIANTS W 22-0 BUFFALO L 18-33 NEW ORLEANS L 10-48 at Chicago
L 17-23 at Washington L 23-31 at Detroit L 31-33 at Carolina L 29-34 at Atlanta
W 21-17 at Philadelphia W 33-30 SAN FRANCISCO L 13-34 PHILADELPHIA W 26-23 CLEVELAND (OT)
W 36-21 BALTIMORE L 27-29 at L.A. Rams L 20-23 at Atlanta L 34-37 at Cincinnati
W 42-28 TAMPA BAY L 17-31 at New England L 13-20 WASHINGTON L 28-42 at Carolina
L 21-52 at Pittsburgh W 31-12 MIAMI W 27-23 at San Francisco L 3-16 WASHINGTON
L 19-20 at Detroit L 24-27 at Seattle W 38-35 TAMPA BAY L 35-38 at N.Y. Giants
L 27-30 SEATTLE L 17-24 at Minnesota L 22-25 at Philadelphia W 27-9 SAN FRANCISCO
L 17-24 at Tampa Bay L 17-20 ARIZONA W 30-27 CHICAGO (OT) W 24-17 CAROLINA
L 20-26 at Cleveland W 34-20 ATLANTA W 40-16 at Washington L 14-28 NEW ORLEANS
L 9-12 NEW ORLEANS L 17-24 at Chicago L 0-17 TENNESSEE L 12-20 at Baltimore
L 10-24 ATLANTA W 44-38 at N.Y. Jets (OT) L 27-28 at Indianapolis L 20-27 at Dallas
W 33-14 at New Orleans L 0-31 DETROIT L 35-36 DALLAS L 32-34 ATLANTA

CHICAGO BEARS (12-4) LOS ANGELES RAMS (13-3) PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (9-7) WASHINGTON REDSKINS (7-9)
L 23-24 at Green Bay W 33-13 at Oakland W 18-12 ATLANTA W 24-6 at Arizona
W 24-17 SEATTLE W 34-0 ARIZONA L 21-27 at Tampa Bay L 9-21 INDIANAPOLIS
W 16-14 at Arizona W 35-23 L.A. CHARGERS W 20-16 INDIANAPOLIS W 31-17 GREEN BAY
W 48-10 TAMPA BAY W 38-31 MINNESOTA L 23-26 at Tennessee (OT) L 19-43 at New Orleans
L 28-31 at Miami (OT) W 33-31 at Seattle L 21-23 MINNESOTA W 23-17 CAROLINA
L 31-38 NEW ENGLAND W 23-20 at Denver W 34-13 at N.Y. Giants W 20-17 DALLAS
W 24-10 N.Y. JETS W 39-10 at San Francisco L 17-21 CAROLINA W 20-13 at N.Y. Giants
W 41-9 at Buffalo W 29-27 GREEN BAY W 24-18 *at Jacksonville L 14-38 ATLANTA
W 34-22 DETROIT L 35-45 at New Orleans L 20-27 DALLAS W 16-3 at Tampa Bay
W 25-20 MINNESOTA W 36-31 SEATTLE L 7-48 at New Orleans L 21-23 HOUSTON
W 23-16 at Detroit W 54-51 KANSAS CITY W 25-22 N.Y. GIANTS L 23-31 at Dallas
L 27-30 at N.Y. Giants (OT) W 30-16 at Detroit W 28-13 WASHINGTON L 13-28 at Philadelphia
W 15-6 L.A. RAMS L 6-15 at Chicago L 23-29 at Dallas (OT) L 16-40 N.Y. GIANTS
W 24-17 GREEN BAY L 23-30 PHILADELPHIA W 30-23 at L.A. Rams W 16-13 at Jacksonville
W 14-9 at San Francisco W 31-9 at Arizona W 32-30 HOUSTON L 16-25 at Tennessee
W 24-10 at Minnesota W 48-32 SAN FRANCISCO W 24-0 at Washington L 0-24 PHILADELPHIA

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FINAL STANDINGS WILD CARD PLAYOFFS
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE AFC
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Los Angeles Chargers 23, BALTIMORE 17
* New England 11 5 0 .688 436 325 Indianapolis 21, HOUSTON 7
Miami 7 9 0 .438 319 433 NFC
Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 269 374 Philadelphia 16, CHICAGO 15
New York Jets 4 12 0 .250 333 441 DALLAS 24, Seattle 22
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
* Baltimore 10 6 0 .625 389 287 DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
Pittsburgh 9 6 1 .594 428 360 AFC
Cleveland 7 8 1 .469 359 392 KANSAS CITY 31, Indianapolis 13
Cincinnati 6 10 0 .375 368 455 NEW ENGLAND 41, Los Angeles Chargers 28
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
* Houston 11 5 0 .688 402 316 NFC
# Indianapolis 10 6 0 .625 433 344 NEW ORLEANS 20, Philadelphia 14
Tennessee 9 7 0 .563 310 303 LOS ANGELES RAMS 30, Dallas 22
Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 245 316
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
* Kansas City 12 4 0 .750 565 421 AFC
# Los Angeles Chargers 12 4 0 .750 428 329 New England 37, KANSAS CITY 31 (OT)
Denver 6 10 0 .375 329 349 NFC
Oakland 4 12 0 .250 290 467 Los Angeles Rams 26, NEW ORLEANS 23 (OT)
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP 2019 PRO BOWL
* Dallas 10 6 0 .625 339 324 AFC 26, NFC 7
# Philadelphia 9 7 0 .563 367 348 Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Florida
Washington 7 9 0 .438 281 359
New York Giants 5 11 0 .313 369 412 SUPER BOWL LIII
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP New England 13, Los Angeles Rams 3
* Chicago 12 4 0 .750 421 283 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
Minnesota 8 7 1 .531 360 341
Green Bay 6 9 1 .406 376 400 Home teams in playoff games are indicated in CAPS.
Detroit 6 10 0 .375 324 360
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
* New Orleans 13 3 0 .813 504 353
Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 414 423
Carolina 7 9 0 .438 376 382
Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 396 464
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
* Los Angeles Rams 13 3 0 .813 527 384
# Seattle 10 6 0 .625 428 347
San Francisco 4 12 0 .250 342 435
Arizona 3 13 0 .188 225 425

* Division champion
# Wild Card team

New England finished ahead of Houston based on head-to-

head victory. Kansas City finished ahead of Los Angeles
Chargers based on better division record (5-1 to Chargers’
4-2). New Orleans finished ahead of L.A. Rams based on
head-to-head victory. Atlanta finished ahead of Carolina based
on head-to-head sweep.

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FIRST WEEK STANDINGS SECOND WEEK STANDINGS THIRD WEEK STANDINGS
American Football Conference American Football Conference American Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Miami 2 0 0 1.000 47 32 Miami 3 0 0 1.000 75 52
New England 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 New England 1 1 0 .500 47 51 Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 50 84
New York Jets 1 0 0 1.000 48 17 New York Jets 1 1 0 .500 60 37 New England 1 2 0 .333 57 77
Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 3 47 Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 23 78 New York Jets 1 2 0 .333 77 58
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 47 3 Cincinnati 2 0 0 1.000 68 46 Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 97 51
Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 34 23 Baltimore 1 1 0 .500 70 37 Cincinnati 2 1 0 .667 89 77
Cleveland 0 0 1 .500 21 21 Cleveland 0 1 1 .250 39 42 Cleveland 1 1 1 .500 60 59
Pittsburgh 0 0 1 .500 21 21 Pittsburgh 0 1 1 .250 58 63 Pittsburgh 1 1 1 .500 88 90
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 20 15 Jacksonville 2 0 0 1.000 51 35 Jacksonville 2 1 0 .667 57 44
Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 44 43 Tennessee 2 1 0 .667 49 50
Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 23 34 Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 40 44 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 60 63
Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Houston 0 2 0 .000 37 47 Houston 0 3 0 .000 59 74
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Denver 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 Denver 2 0 0 1.000 47 43 Kansas City 3 0 0 1.000 118 92
Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 38 28 Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 80 65 Denver 2 1 0 .667 61 70
L.A. Chargers 0 1 0 .000 28 38 L.A. Chargers 1 1 0 .500 59 58 L.A. Chargers 1 2 0 .333 82 93
Oakland 0 1 0 .000 13 33 Oakland 0 2 0 .000 32 53 Oakland 0 3 0 .000 52 81
National Football Conference National Football Conference National Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 18 12 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 28 29 Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 59 55
Washington 1 0 0 1.000 24 6 Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 39 39 Washington 2 1 0 .667 64 44
Dallas 0 1 0 .000 8 16 Washington 1 1 0 .500 33 27 Dallas 1 2 0 .333 41 53
New York Giants 0 1 0 .000 15 20 New York Giants 0 2 0 .000 28 40 New York Giants 1 2 0 .333 55 62
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 24 23 Green Bay 1 0 1 .750 53 52 Chicago 2 1 0 .667 63 55
Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 24 16 Minnesota 1 0 1 .750 53 45 Green Bay 1 1 1 .500 70 83
Chicago 0 1 0 .000 23 24 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 47 41 Minnesota 1 1 1 .500 59 72
Detroit 0 1 0 .000 17 48 Detroit 0 2 0 .000 44 78 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 70 88
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 16 8 Tampa Bay 2 0 0 1.000 74 61 Carolina 2 1 0 .667 71 60
Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 48 40 Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 42 42 New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 104 103
Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 18 Carolina 1 1 0 .500 40 39 Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 102 91
New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 40 48 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 61 66 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 80 85
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
L.A. Rams 1 0 0 1.000 33 13 L.A. Rams 2 0 0 1.000 67 13 L.A. Rams 3 0 0 1.000 102 36
Arizona 0 1 0 .000 6 24 San Francisco 1 1 0 .000 46 51 San Francisco 1 2 0 .333 73 89
San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 16 24 Arizona 0 2 0 .000 6 58 Seattle 1 2 0 .333 65 64
Seattle 0 1 0 .000 24 27 Seattle 0 2 0 .000 41 51 Arizona 0 3 0 .000 20 74

WEEK 1 RESULTS WEEK 2 RESULTS WEEK 3 RESULTS

Thursday, September 6 Thursday, September 13 Thursday, September 20
PHILADELPHIA 18, Atlanta 12 CINCINNATI 34, Baltimore 23 CLEVELAND 21, N.Y. Jets 17

Sunday, September 9 Sunday, September 16 Sunday, September 23

Jacksonville 20, N.Y. GIANTS 15
Tampa Bay 48, NEW ORLEANS 40
NEW ENGLAND 27, Houston 20
MINNESOTA 24, San Francisco 16
MIAMI 27, Tennessee 20
Cincinnati 34, INDIANAPOLIS 23
CLEVELAND 21, Pittsburgh 21 (OT-tie)
BALTIMORE 17, Buffalo 3
Kansas City 38, L.A. CHARGERS 28
DENVER 27, Seattle 24
CAROLINA 16, Dallas 8
Washington 24, ARIZONA 6
GREEN BAY 24, Chicago 23
Monday, September 10
N.Y. Jets 48, DETROIT 17
L.A. RAMS 33, Oakland 13
Indianapolis 21, WASHINGTON 9
TENNESSEE 20, Houston 17
TAMPA BAY 27, Philadelphia 21
Kansas City 42, PITTSBURGH 37
Miami 20, N.Y. JETS 12
NEW ORLEANS 21, Cleveland 18
GREEN BAY 29, Minnesota 29 (OT-tie)
L.A. Chargers 31, BUFFALO 20
ATLANTA 31, Carolina 24
SAN FRANCISCO 30, Detroit 27
L.A. RAMS 34, Arizona 0
JACKSONVILLE 31, New England 20
DENVER 20, Oakland 19
DALLAS 20, N.Y. Giants 13
Monday, September 17
CHICAGO 24, Seattle 17
WASHINGTON 31, Green Bay 17
PHILADELPHIA 20, Indianapolis 16
Buffalo 27, MINNESOTA 6
MIAMI 28, Oakland 20
KANSAS CITY 38, San Francisco 27
Tennessee 9, JACKSONVILLE 6
N.Y. Giants 27, HOUSTON 22
CAROLINA 31, Cincinnati 21
BALTIMORE 27, Denver 14
New Orleans 43, ATLANTA 37 (OT)
L.A. RAMS 35, L.A. Chargers 23
SEATTLE 24, Dallas 13
Chicago 16, ARIZONA 14
DETROIT 26, New England 10
Monday, September 24
Pittsburgh 30, TAMPA BAY 27

In the 2018 week-by-week section,

home teams indicated by ALL CAPS.

*For game recaps, box scores, and

video highlights, please visit
www.NFL.com/scores.

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FOURTH WEEK STANDINGS FIFTH WEEK STANDINGS SIXTH WEEK STANDINGS
American Football Conference American Football Conference American Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 3 1 0 .750 82 90 Miami 3 2 0 .600 99 117 Miami 4 2 0 .667 130 145
New England 2 2 0 .500 95 84 New England 3 2 0 .600 133 108 New England 4 2 0 .667 176 148
Buffalo 1 3 0 .250 50 106 Buffalo 2 3 0 .400 63 118 New York Jets 3 3 0 .500 165 139
New York Jets 1 3 0 .250 89 89 New York Jets 2 3 0 .400 123 105 Buffalo 2 4 0 .333 76 138
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Baltimore 3 1 0 .750 123 65 Cincinnati 4 1 0 .800 153 130 Baltimore 4 2 0 .667 153 77
Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 126 113 Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 132 77 Cincinnati 4 2 0 .667 174 158
Cleveland 1 2 1 .375 102 104 Cleveland 2 2 1 .500 114 113 Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154
Pittsburgh 1 2 1 .375 102 116 Pittsburgh 2 2 1 .500 143 133 Cleveland 2 3 1 .417 128 151
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Jacksonville 3 1 0 .750 88 56 Jacksonville 3 2 0 .600 102 86 Houston 3 3 0 .500 135 137
Tennessee 3 1 0 .750 75 73 Tennessee 3 2 0 .600 87 86 Jacksonville 3 3 0 .500 109 126
Houston 1 3 0 .250 96 108 Houston 2 3 0 .400 115 124 Tennessee 3 3 0 .500 87 107
Indianapolis 1 3 0 .250 94 100 Indianapolis 1 4 0 .200 118 138 Indianapolis 1 5 0 .167 152 180
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City 4 0 0 1.000 145 115 Kansas City 5 0 0 1.000 175 129 Kansas City 5 1 0 .833 215 172
Denver 2 2 0 .500 84 97 L.A. Chargers 3 2 0 .600 137 130 L.A. Chargers 4 2 0 .667 175 144
L.A. Chargers 2 2 0 .500 111 120 Denver 2 3 0 .400 100 131 Denver 2 4 0 .333 120 154
Oakland 1 3 0 .250 97 123 Oakland 1 4 0 .200 107 149 Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176
National Football Conference National Football Conference National Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 2 1 0 .667 64 44 Washington 2 2 0 .500 83 87 Washington 3 2 0 .600 106 104
Dallas 2 2 0 .500 67 77 Dallas 2 3 0 .400 83 96 Dallas 3 3 0 .500 123 103
Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 82 81 Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 103 104 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 137 117
New York Giants 1 3 0 .250 73 95 New York Giants 1 4 0 .200 104 128 New York Giants 1 5 0 .167 117 162
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Chicago 3 1 0 .750 111 65 Chicago 3 1 0 .750 111 65 Chicago 3 2 0 .600 139 96
Green Bay 2 1 1 .625 92 83 Green Bay 2 2 1 .500 115 114 Green Bay 3 2 1 .583 148 144
Minnesota 1 2 1 .375 90 110 Minnesota 2 2 1 .500 113 131 Minnesota 3 2 1 .583 140 148
Detroit 1 3 0 .250 94 114 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 125 137 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 125 137
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New Orleans 3 1 0 .750 137 121 New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 180 140 New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 180 140
Carolina 2 1 0 .667 71 60 Carolina 3 1 0 .750 104 91 Carolina 3 2 0 .600 121 114
Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 112 139 Tampa Bay 2 2 0 .500 112 139 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 141 173
Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 116 122 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 133 163 Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 167 192
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
L.A. Rams 4 0 0 1.000 140 67 L.A. Rams 5 0 0 1.000 173 98 L.A. Rams 6 0 0 1.000 196 118
Seattle 2 2 0 .500 85 81 Seattle 2 3 0 .400 116 114 Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117
San Francisco 1 3 0 .250 100 118 Arizona 1 4 0 .200 65 112 Arizona 1 5 0 .167 82 139
Arizona 0 4 0 .000 37 94 San Francisco 1 4 0 .200 118 146 San Francisco 1 5 0 .167 148 179

WEEK 4 RESULTS WEEK 5 RESULTS WEEK 6 RESULTS

Thursday, September 27 Thursday, October 4 Thursday, October 11
L.A. RAMS 38, Minnesota 31 NEW ENGLAND 38, Indianapolis 24 Philadelphia 34, N.Y. GIANTS 13

Sunday, September 30 Sunday, October 7 Sunday, October 14

TENNESSEE 26, Philadelphia 23 (OT)
NEW ENGLAND 38, Miami 7
JACKSONVILLE 31, N.Y. Jets 12
Houston 37, INDIANAPOLIS 34 (OT)
GREEN BAY 22, Buffalo 0
DALLAS 26, Detroit 24
CHICAGO 48, Tampa Bay 10
Cincinnati 37, ATLANTA 36
OAKLAND 45, Cleveland 42 (OT)
Seattle 20, ARIZONA 17
New Orleans 33, N.Y. GIANTS 18
L.A. CHARGRS 29, San Francisco 27
Baltimore 26, PITTSBURGH 14
PITTSBURGH 41, Atlanta 17
N.Y. JETS 34, Denver 16
KANSAS CITY 30, Jacksonville 14
DETROIT 31, Green Bay 23
CLEVELAND 12, Baltimore 9 (OT)
CINCINNATI 27, Miami 17
CAROLINA 33, N.Y. Giants 31
BUFFALO 13, Tennessee 12
L.A. CHARGERS 26, Oakland 10
L.A. Rams 33, SEATTLE 31
Arizona 28, SAN FRANCISCO 18
Minnesota 23, PHILADELPHIA 21
HOUSTON 19, Dallas 16 (OT)
WASHINGTON 23, Carolina 17
Seattle 27, OAKLAND 3 (London)
N.Y. JETS 42, Indianapolis 34
MINNESOTA 27, Arizona 17
MIAMI 31, Chicago 28 (OT)
HOUSTON 20, Buffalo 13
L.A. Chargers 38, CLEVELAND 14
Pittsburgh 28, CINCINNATI 21
ATLANTA 34, Tampa Bay 29
L.A. Rams 23, DENVER 20
Baltimore 21, TENNESSEE 0
DALLAS 40, Jacksonville 7
NEW ENGLAND 43, Kansas City 40

Monday, October 1 Monday, October 8 Monday, October 15

Kansas City 27, DENVER 23 NEW ORLEANS 43, Washington 19 GREEN BAY 33, San Francisco 30

Byes: Carolina, Washington Byes: Chicago, Tampa Bay Byes: Detroit, New Orleans

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SEVENTH WEEK STANDINGS EIGHTH WEEK STANDINGS NINTH WEEK STANDINGS
American Football Conference American Football Conference American Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 New England 6 2 0 .750 239 185 New England 7 2 0 .778 270 202
Miami 4 3 0 .571 151 177 Miami 4 4 0 .500 174 219 Miami 5 4 0 .556 187 225
New York Jets 3 4 0 .429 182 176 New York Jets 3 5 0 .375 192 200 New York Jets 3 6 0 .333 198 213
Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 Buffalo 2 6 0 .250 87 200 Buffalo 2 7 0 .222 96 241
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 Pittsburgh 4 2 1 .643 204 172 Pittsburgh 5 2 1 .688 227 188
Baltimore 4 3 0 .571 176 101 Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237 Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237
Cincinnati 4 3 0 .571 184 203 Baltimore 4 4 0 .500 197 137 Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 213 160
Cleveland 2 4 1 .357 151 177 Cleveland 2 5 1 .313 169 210 Cleveland 2 6 1 .278 190 247
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston 4 3 0 .571 155 144 Houston 5 3 0 .625 197 167 Houston 6 3 0 .667 216 184
Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 116 146 Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 Tennessee 4 4 0 .500 134 141
Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213 Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213
Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 189 185 Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170 Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 260 182 Kansas City 7 1 0 .875 290 205 Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 327 226
L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 L.A. Chargers 6 2 0 .750 220 180
Denver 3 4 0 .429 165 164 Denver 3 5 0 .375 188 194 Denver 3 6 0 .333 205 213
Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 Oakland 1 6 0 .143 138 218 Oakland 1 7 0 .125 141 252
National Football Conference National Football Conference National Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 4 2 0 .667 126 121 Washington 5 2 0 .714 146 134 Washington 5 3 0 .625 160 172
Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156
Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 154 138 Dallas 3 4 0 .429 140 123 Dallas 3 5 0 .375 154 151
New York Giants 1 6 0 .143 137 185 New York Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 New York Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Minnesota 4 2 1 .643 177 165 Chicago 4 3 0 .571 194 144 Chicago 5 3 0 .625 235 153
Green Bay 3 2 1 .583 148 144 Minnesota 4 3 1 .563 197 195 Minnesota 5 3 1 .611 221 204
Chicago 3 3 0 .500 170 134 Green Bay 3 3 1 .500 175 173 Green Bay 3 4 1 .438 192 204
Detroit 3 3 0 .500 157 158 Detroit 3 4 0 .429 171 186 Detroit 3 5 0 .375 180 210
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 204 163 New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 234 183 New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 279 218
Carolina 4 2 0 .667 142 131 Carolina 5 2 0 .714 178 152 Carolina 6 2 0 .750 220 180
Tampa Bay 3 3 0 .500 167 196 Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 212 212 Atlanta 4 4 0 .500 228 226
Atlanta 3 4 0 .429 190 212 Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 201 201 Tampa Bay 3 5 0 .375 229 275
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
L.A. Rams 7 0 0 1.000 235 128 L.A. Rams 8 0 0 1.000 264 155 L.A. Rams 8 1 0 ,889 299 200
Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 Seattle 4 3 0 .571 171 131 Seattle 4 4 0 .500 188 156
Arizona 1 6 0 .143 92 184 Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199
San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 158 218 San Francisco 1 7 0 .143 173 236 San Francisco 2 7 0 .222 207 239

WEEK 7 RESULTS WEEK 8 RESULTS WEEK 9 RESULTS

Thursday, October 18 Thursday, October 25 Thursday, November 1
Denver 45, ARIZONA 10 HOUSTON 42, Miami 23 SAN FRANCISCO 34, Oakland 3

Sunday, October 21 Sunday, October 28 Sunday, November 4

L.A. CHARGERS 20, Tennessee 19 (London)
TAMPA BAY 26, Cleveland 23 (OT)
Carolina 21, PHILADELPHIA 17
Minnesota 37, N.Y. JETS 17
Detroit 32, MIAMI 21
Houston 20, JACKSONVILLE 7
INDIANAPOLIS 37, Buffalo 5
New England 38, CHICAGO 31
New Orleans 24, BALTIMORE 23
L.A. Rams 39, SAN FRANCISCO 10
WASHINGTON 20, Dallas 17
KANSAS CITY 45, Cincinnati 10
Monday, October 22
ATLANTA 23, N.Y. Giants 20
Byes: Green Bay, Oakland,
Pittsburgh, Seattle
Philadelphia 24, JACKSONVILLE 18 (London)
PITTSBURGH 33, Cleveland 14
Washington 20, N.Y. GIANTS 13
KANSAS CITY 30, Denver 23
Seattle 28, DETROIT 14
CINCINNATI 37, Tampa Bay 34
CHICAGO 24, N.Y. Jets 10
CAROLINA 36, Baltimore 21
Indianapolis 42, OAKLAND 28
L.A. RAMS 29, Green Bay 27
ARIZONA 18, San Francisco 15
New Orleans 30, MINNESOTA 20
Monday, October 29
New England 25, BUFFALO 6
Byes: Atlanta, Dallas,
L.A. Chargers, Tennessee
Atlanta 38, WASHINGTON 14
MINNESOTA 24, Detroit 9
MIAMI 13, N.Y. Jets 6
Kansas City 37, CLEVELAND 21
CAROLINA 42, Tampa Bay 28
Chicago 41, BUFFALO 9
Pittsburgh 23, BALTIMORE 16
L.A. Chargers 25, SEATTLE 17
Houston 19, DENVER 17
NEW ORLEANS 45, L.A. Rams 35
NEW ENGLAND 31, Green Bay 17
Monday, November 5
Tennessee 28, DALLAS 14
Byes: Arizona, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, Jacksonville,
N.Y. Giants, Philadelphia

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TENTH WEEK STANDINGS ELEVENTH WEEK STANDINGS TWELFTH WEEK STANDINGS
American Football Conference American Football Conference American Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 7 3 0 .700 280 236 New England 7 3 0 .700 280 236 New England 8 3 0 .727 307 249
Miami 5 5 0 .500 199 256 Miami 5 5 0 .500 199 256 Miami 5 6 0 .455 223 283
Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 137 251 Buffalo 3 7 0 .300 137 251 Buffalo 4 7 0 .364 161 272
New York Jets 3 7 0 .300 208 254 New York Jets 3 7 0 .300 208 254 New York Jets 3 8 0 .273 221 281
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 6 2 1 .722 279 209 Pittsburgh 7 2 1 .750 299 225 Pittsburgh 7 3 1 .682 316 249
Cincinnati 5 4 0 .556 235 288 Baltimore 5 5 0 .500 237 181 Baltimore 6 5 0 .545 271 198
Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 213 160 Cincinnati 5 5 0 .500 256 312 Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 276 347
Cleveland 3 6 1 .350 218 263 Cleveland 3 6 1 .350 218 263 Cleveland 4 6 1 .409 253 283
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston 6 3 0 .667 216 184 Houston 7 3 0 .700 239 205 Houston 8 3 0 .727 273 222
Tennessee 5 4 0 .556 168 151 Indianapolis 5 5 0 .500 298 249 Indianapolis 6 5 0 .545 325 273
Indianapolis 4 5 0 .444 260 239 Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 178 189 Tennessee 5 6 0 .455 195 223
Jacksonville 3 6 0 .333 160 199 Jacksonville 3 7 0 .300 176 219 Jacksonville 3 8 0 .273 197 243
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City 9 1 0 .900 353 240 Kansas City 9 2 0 .818 404 294 Kansas City 9 2 0 .818 404 294
L.A. Chargers 7 2 0 .778 240 186 L.A. Chargers 7 3 0 .700 262 209 L.A. Chargers 8 3 0 .727 307 219
Denver 3 6 0 .333 205 213 Denver 4 6 0 .400 228 235 Denver 5 6 0 .455 252 252
Oakland 1 8 0 .111 147 272 Oakland 2 8 0 .200 170 293 Oakland 2 9 0 .182 187 327
National Football Conference National Football Conference National Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 6 3 0 .667 176 175 Washington 6 4 0 .600 197 198 Dallas 6 5 0 .545 234 213
Dallas 4 5 0 .444 181 171 Dallas 5 5 0 .500 203 190 Washington 6 5 0 .545 220 229
Philadelphia 4 5 0 .444 198 183 Philadelphia 4 6 0 .400 205 231 Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 230 253
New York Giants 2 7 0 .222 177 228 New York Giants 3 7 0 .300 215 263 New York Giants 3 8 0 .273 237 288
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Chicago 6 3 0 .667 269 175 Chicago 7 3 0 .700 294 195 Chicago 8 3 0 .727 317 211
Minnesota 5 3 1 .611 221 204 Minnesota 5 4 1 .550 241 229 Minnesota 6 4 1 .591 265 246
Green Bay 4 4 1 .500 223 216 Green Bay 4 5 1 .450 247 243 Green Bay 4 6 1 .409 264 267
Detroit 3 6 0 .333 202 244 Detroit 4 6 0 .400 222 263 Detroit 4 7 0 .364 238 286
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New Orleans 8 1 0 .889 330 232 New Orleans 9 1 0 .900 378 239 New Orleans 10 1 0 .909 409 256
Carolina 6 3 0 .667 241 232 Carolina 6 4 0 .600 260 252 Carolina 6 5 0 .545 287 282
Atlanta 4 5 0 .444 244 254 Atlanta 4 6 0 .400 263 276 Atlanta 4 7 0 .364 280 307
Tampa Bay 3 6 0 .333 232 291 Tampa Bay 3 7 0 .300 267 329 Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 294 338
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
L.A. Rams 9 1 0 ,900 335 231 L.A. Rams 10 1 0 ,909 389 282 L.A. Rams 10 1 0 ,909 389 282
Seattle 4 5 0 .444 219 192 Seattle 5 5 0 .500 246 216 Seattle 6 5 0 .545 276 243
Arizona 2 7 0 .222 124 225 Arizona 2 8 0 .200 145 248 Arizona 2 9 0 .182 155 293
San Francisco 2 8 0 .200 230 266 San Francisco 2 8 0 .200 230 266 San Francisco 2 9 0 .182 239 293

WEEK 10 RESULTS WEEK 11 RESULTS WEEK 12 RESULTS

Thursday, November 8
PITTSBURGH 52, Carolina 21
Sunday, November 11
TENNESSEE 34, New England 10
Washington 16, TAMPA BAY 3
Buffalo 41, N.Y. JETS 10
KANSAS CITY 26, Arizona 14
INDIANAPOLIS 29, Jacksonville 26
CLEVELAND 28, Atlanta 16
New Orleans 51, CINCINNATI 14
CHICAGO 34, Detroit 22
L.A. Chargers 20, OAKLAND 6
L.A. RAMS 36, Seattle 31
GREEN BAY 31, Miami 12
Dallas 27, PHILADELPHIA 20
Monday, November 12
N.Y. Giants 27, SAN FRANCISCO 23
Byes: Baltimore, Denver,
Houston, Minnesota
Thursday, November 15
SEATTLE 27, Green Bay 24
Sunday, November 18
Pittsburgh 20, JACKSONVILLE 16
Houston 23, WASHINGTON 21
N.Y. GIANTS 38, Tampa Bay 35
INDIANAPOLIS 38, Tennessee 10
DETROIT 20, Carolina 19
BALTIMORE 24, Cincinnati 21
Dallas 22, ATLANTA 19
Denver 23, L.A. CHARGERS 22
Oakland 23, ARIZONA 21
NEW ORLEANS 48, Philadelphia 7
CHICAGO 25, Minnesota 20
Monday, November 19
L.A. RAMS 54, Kansas City 51
Byes: Buffalo, Cleveland,
Miami, New England,
New York Jets, San Francisco
Thursday, November 22
Chicago 23, DETROIT 16
DALLAS 31, Washington 23
NEW ORLEANS 31, Atlanta 17
Sunday, November 25
TAMPA BAY 27, San Francisco 9
PHILADELPHIA 25, N.Y. Giants 22
New England 27, N.Y. JETS 13
Cleveland 35, CINCINNATI 20
Seattle 30, CAROLINA 27
BUFFALO 24, Jacksonville 21
BALTIMORE 34, Oakland 17
L.A. CHARGERS 45, Arizona 10
DENVER 24, Pittsburgh 17
INDIANAPOLIS 27, Miami 24
MINNESOTA 24, Green Bay 17
Monday, November 26
HOUSTON 34, Tennessee 17
Byes: Kansas City, L.A. Rams

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THIRTEENTH WEEK STANDINGS FOURTEENTH WEEK STANDINGS FIFTEENTH WEEK STANDINGS
American Football Conference American Football Conference American Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 9 3 0 .750 331 259 New England 9 4 0 .692 364 293 New England 9 5 0 .643 374 310
Miami 6 6 0 .500 244 300 Miami 7 6 0 .538 278 333 Miami 7 7 0 .500 295 374
Buffalo 4 8 0 .333 178 293 Buffalo 4 9 0 .308 201 320 Buffalo 5 9 0 .357 215 333
New York Jets 3 9 0 .250 243 307 New York Jets 4 9 0 .308 270 330 New York Jets 4 10 0 .286 292 359
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 7 4 1 .625 346 282 Pittsburgh 7 5 1 .577 367 306 Pittsburgh 8 5 1 .607 384 316
Baltimore 7 5 0 .583 297 214 Baltimore 7 6 0 .538 321 241 Baltimore 8 6 0 .571 341 253
Cincinnati 5 7 0 .417 286 371 Cleveland 5 7 1 .423 292 332 Cleveland 6 7 1 .464 309 348
Cleveland 4 7 1 .375 266 312 Cincinnati 5 8 0 .385 307 397 Cincinnati 6 8 0 .429 337 413
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston 9 3 0 .750 302 235 Houston 9 4 0 .692 323 259 Houston 10 4 0 .714 352 281
Indianapolis 6 6 0 .500 325 279 Indianapolis 7 6 0 .538 349 300 Indianapolis 8 6 0 .571 372 300
Tennessee 6 6 0 .500 221 245 Tennessee 7 6 0 .538 251 254 Tennessee 8 6 0 .571 268 254
Jacksonville 4 8 0 .333 203 243 Jacksonville 4 9 0 .308 212 273 Jacksonville 4 10 0 .286 225 289
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City 10 2 0 .833 444 327 Kansas City# 11 2 0 .846 471 351 Kansas City# 11 3 0 .786 499 380
L.A. Chargers 9 3 0 .750 340 249 L.A. Chargers 10 3 0 .769 366 270 L.A. Chargers# 11 3 0 .786 395 298
Denver 6 6 0 .500 276 262 Denver 6 7 0 .462 290 282 Denver 6 8 0 .429 306 299
Oakland 2 10 0 .167 220 367 Oakland 3 10 0 .231 244 388 Oakland 3 11 0 .214 260 418
National Football Conference National Football Conference National Football Conference
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Dallas 7 5 0 .583 247 223 Dallas 8 5 0 .615 276 246 Dallas 8 6 0 .571 276 269
Philadelphia 6 6 0 .500 258 266 Philadelphia 6 7 0 .462 281 295 Philadelphia 7 7 0 .500 311 318
Washington 6 6 0 .500 233 257 Washington 6 7 0 .462 249 297 Washington 7 7 0 .500 265 310
New York Giants 4 8 0 .333 267 315 New York Giants 5 8 0 .385 307 331 New York Giants 5 9 0 .357 307 348
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Chicago 8 4 0 .667 344 241 Chicago 9 4 0 .692 359 247 Chicago* 10 4 0 .714 383 264
Minnesota 6 5 1 .542 275 270 Minnesota 6 6 1 .500 282 291 Minnesota 7 6 1 .536 323 308
Green Bay 4 7 1 .375 281 287 Green Bay 5 7 1 .423 315 307 Green Bay 5 8 1 .393 332 331
Detroit 4 8 0 .333 254 316 Detroit 5 8 0 .385 271 319 Detroit 5 9 0 .357 284 333
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New Orleans 10 2 0 .833 419 269 New Orleans* 11 2 0 .846 447 283 New Orleans* 12 2 0 .857 459 292
Carolina 6 6 0 .500 304 306 Carolina 6 7 0 .462 324 332 Carolina 6 8 0 .429 333 344
Tampa Bay 5 7 0 .417 318 355 Tampa Bay 5 8 0 .385 332 383 Atlanta 5 9 0 .357 356 381
Atlanta 4 8 0 .333 296 333 Atlanta 4 9 0 .308 316 367 Tampa Bay 5 9 0 .357 344 403
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
L.A. Rams* 11 1 0 ,917 419 298 L.A. Rams* 11 2 0 ,846 425 313 L.A. Rams* 11 3 0 ,786 448 343
Seattle 7 5 0 .583 319 259 Seattle 8 5 0 .615 340 266 Seattle 8 6 0 .571 363 292
Arizona 3 9 0 .250 175 310 Arizona 3 10 0 .231 178 327 San Francisco 4 10 0 .286 301 373
San Francisco 2 10 0 .167 255 336 San Francisco 3 10 0 .231 275 350 Arizona 3 11 0 .214 192 367
*Clinched division title *Clinched division title *Clinched division title
#Clinched playoff berth #Clinched playoff berth

WEEK 13 RESULTS WEEK 14 RESULTS WEEK 15 RESULTS

Thursday, November 29 Thursday, December 6 Thursday, December 13
DALLAS 13, New Orleans 10 TENNESSEE 30, Jacksonville 9 L.A. Chargers 29, KANSAS CITY 28

Sunday, December 2 Sunday, December 9 Saturday, December 15

TAMPA BAY 24, Carolina 17
N.Y. GIANTS 30, Chicago 27 (OT)
MIAMI 21, Buffalo 17
JACKSONVILLE 6, Indianapolis 0
HOUSTON 29, Cleveland 13
Arizona 20, GREEN BAY 17
L.A. Rams 30, DETROIT 16
Denver 24, CINCINNATI 10
BALTIMORE 26, Atlanta 16
TENNESSEE 26, N.Y. Jets 22
Kansas City 40, OAKLAND 33
SEATTLE 43, San Francisco 16
NEW ENGLAND 24, Minnesota 10
L.A. Chargers 33, PITTSBURGH 30
Monday, December 3
PHILADELPHIA 28, Washington 13
N.Y. Giants 40, WASHINGTON 16
New Orleans 28, TAMPA BAY 14
MIAMI 34, New England 33
KANSAS CITY 27, Baltimore 24 (OT)
Indianapolis 24, HOUSTON 21
GREEN BAY 34, Atlanta 20
CLEVELAND 26, Carolina 20
N.Y. Jets 27, BUFFALO 23
SAN FRANCISCO 20, Denver 14
L.A. CHARGERS 26, Cincinnati 21
OAKLAND 24, Pittsburgh 21
DALLAS 29, Philadelphia 23 (OT)
Detroit 17, ARIZONA 3
CHICAGO 15, L.A. Rams 6
Monday, December 10
SEATTLE 21, Minnesota 7
HOUSTON 29, N.Y. Jets 22
Cleveland 17, DENVER 16
Sunday, December 16
Tennessee 17, N.Y. GIANTS 0
MINNESOTA 41, Miami 14
Washington 16, JACKSONVILLE 13
INDIANAPOLIS 23, Dallas 0
CINCINNATI 30, Oakland 16
CHICAGO 24, Green Bay 17
BUFFALO 14, Detroit 13
BALTIMORE 20, Tampa Bay 12
ATLANTA 40, Arizona 14
SAN FRANCISCO 26, Seattle 23 (OT)
PITTSBURGH 17, New England 10
Philadelphia 30, L.A. RAMS 23
Monday, December 17
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SIXTEENTH WEEK STANDINGS SEVENTEENTH WEEK STANDINGS 2018 NFL PAID ATTENDANCE
American Football Conference American Football Conference BREAKDOWN
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England* 10 5 0 .667 398 322 New England* 11 5 0 .688 436 325 Games Attendance Average
Miami 7 8 0 .467 302 391 Miami 7 9 0 .438 319 433
Buffalo 5 10 0 .333 227 357 Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 269 374 NFL Preseason Total
New York Jets 4 11 0 .267 330 403 New York Jets 4 12 0 .250 333 441 64 3,629,304 56,708
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
NFL Regular-Season Total
Baltimore 9 6 0 .600 363 263 Baltimore* 10 6 0 .625 389 287
Pittsburgh 8 6 1 .567 412 347 Pittsburgh 9 6 1 .594 428 360 256 16,426,195 64,173
Cleveland 7 7 1 .500 335 366 Cleveland 7 8 1 .469 359 392 NFL Postseason Total
Cincinnati 6 9 0 .400 355 439 Cincinnati 6 10 0 .375 368 455 12 846,381 70,532
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston# 10 5 0 .667 382 313 Houston* 11 5 0 .688 402 316 NFL All Games
Indianapolis 9 6 0 .600 400 327 Indianapolis# 10 6 0 .625 433 344 332 20,903,880 62,963
Tennessee 9 6 0 .600 293 270 Tennessee 9 7 0 .563 310 303
Jacksonville 5 10 0 .333 242 296 Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 245 316
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP 1.1-MILLION CLUB
Kansas City# 11 4 0 .733 530 418 Kansas City* 12 4 0 .750 565 421 During the 2018 regular season, five teams
L.A. Chargers# 11 4 0 .733 405 320 L.A. Chargers# 12 4 0 .750 428 329 drew more than 1.1 million in paid atten-
Denver 6 9 0 .400 320 326 Denver 6 10 0 .375 329 349 dance combined, for both home and road
Oakland 4 11 0 .267 287 432 Oakland 4 12 0 .250 290 467 games (see below). Dallas led the NFL in
National Football Conference National Football Conference regular-season paid attendance, for both
East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP East Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP home and road games (1,216,796). The
Dallas* 9 6 0 .600 303 289 Dallas* 10 6 0 .625 339 324 Cowboys also led the league in regular-sea-
Philadelphia 8 7 0 .533 343 348 Philadelphia# 9 7 0 .563 367 348 son home paid attendance (673,134).
Washington 7 8 0 .467 281 335 Washington 7 9 0 .438 281 359
New York Giants 5 10 0 .333 334 376 New York Giants 5 11 0 .313 369 412
North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP North Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Total Paid Total Paid Total Paid
Chicago* 11 4 0 .733 397 273 Chicago* 12 4 0 .750 421 283 Home Visiting Cumulative
Minnesota 8 6 1 .567 350 317 Minnesota 8 7 1 .531 360 341 Team Attendance Attendance Attendance
Green Bay 6 8 1 .433 376 369 Green Bay 6 9 1 .406 376 400 Dallas 673,134 543,662 1,216,796
Detroit 5 10 0 .333 293 360 Detroit 6 10 0 .375 324 360 Green Bay 622,621 505,675 1,128,296
South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP South Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP N.Y. Giants 606,187 535,483 1,141,670
New Orleans* 13 2 0 .867 490 320 New Orleans* 13 3 0 .813 504 353 Philadelphia 544,972 562,790 1,107,762
Atlanta 6 9 0 .400 380 391 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 414 423 New Orleans 562,410 537,598 1,100,008
Carolina 6 9 0 .400 343 368 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 376 382
Tampa Bay 5 10 0 .333 364 440 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 396 464 For complete year-by-year attendance records, see
West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP West Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP pages 537-538.
L.A. Rams* 12 3 0 ,800 479 352 L.A. Rams* 13 3 0 ,813 527 384
Seattle# 9 6 0 .600 401 323 Seattle# 10 6 0 .625 428 347
San Francisco 4 11 0 .267 310 387 San Francisco 4 12 0 .250 342 435
Arizona 3 12 0 .200 201 398 Arizona 3 13 0 .188 225 425
*Clinched division title *Clinched division title
#Clinched playoff berth #Clinched wild-card berth

WEEK 16 RESULTS WEEK 17 RESULTS

Saturday, December 22
TENNESSEE 25, Washington 16
Baltimore 22, L.A. CHARGERS 10
PHILADELPHIA 32, Houston 30
Sunday, December 23
Green Bay 44, N.Y. JETS 38 (OT)
NEW ENGLAND 24, Buffalo 12
Minnesota 27, DETROIT 9
DALLAS 27, Tampa Bay 20
CLEVELAND 26, Cincinnati 18
Atlanta 24, CAROLINA 10
Jacksonville 17, MIAMI 7
INDIANAPOLIS 28, N.Y. Giants 27
Chicago 14, SAN FRANCISCO 9
L.A. Rams 31, ARIZONA 9
NEW ORLEANS 31, Pittsburgh 28
SEATTLE 38, Kansas City 31
Sunday, December 30
Atlanta 34, TAMPA BAY 32
Dallas 36, N.Y. GIANTS 35
Carolina 33, NEW ORLEANS 14
NEW ENGLAND 38, N.Y. Jets 3
HOUSTON 20, Jacksonville 3
Detroit 31, GREEN BAY 0
BUFFALO 42, Miami 17
SEATTLE 27, Arizona 24
L.A. RAMS 48, San Francisco 32
L.A. Chargers 23, DENVER 9
Philadelphia 24, WASHINGTON 0
PITTSBURGH 16, Cincinnati 13
Chicago 24, MINNESOTA 10
KANSAS CITY 35, Oakland 3
BALTIMORE 26, Cleveland 24
Indianapolis 33, TENNESSEE 17

Monday, December 24
OAKLAND 27, Denver 14

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2018 AFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Offense Defense Special Teams
Week 1 QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City LB T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh WR-KR Jakeem Grant, Miami
Week 2 QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City LB Darius Leonard, Indianapolis DB Dane Cruikshank, Tennessee
Week 3 QB Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh LB Matt Milano, Buffalo K Justin Tucker, Baltimore
Week 4 QB Marcus Mariota, Tennessee DE Jadeveon Clowney, Houston WR-PR Dwayne Harris, Oakland
Week 5 RB Isaiah Crowell, NY Jets LB T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh CB Denzel Ward, Cleveland
Week 6 WR Albert Wilson, Miami LB Za'Darius Smith, Baltimore K Jason Myers, NY Jets
Week 7 WR Emmanuel Sanders, Denver S Mike Mitchell, Indianapolis LB Dont’a Hightower, New England
Week 8 RB James Conner, Pittsburgh LB Dee Ford, Kansas City K Adam Vinatieri, Indianapolis
Week 9 RB Kareem Hunt, Kansas City CB Desmond King, LA Chargers P Matt Haack, Miami
Week 10 QB Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh LB Wesley Woodward, Tennessee K Stephen Hauschka, Buffalo
Week 11 QB Andrew Luck, Indianapolis LB Von Miller, Denver K Daniel Carlson, Oakland
Week 12 QB Philip Rivers, LA Chargers DE J.J. Watt, Houston PR Cyrus Jones, Baltimore
Week 13 RB Phillip Lindsay, Denver CB Xavien Howard, Miami CB Desmond King, LA Chargers
Week 14 RB Derrick Henry, Tennessee DT Denico Autry, Indianapolis K Michael Badgley, LA Chargers
Week 15 WR Mike Williams, LA Chargers CB Joe Haden, Pittsburgh K Ka'imi Fairbairn, Houston
Week 16 QB Baker Mayfield, Cleveland LB Patrick Onwuasor, Baltimore WR-PR Dwayne Harris, Oakland
Week 17 QB Josh Allen, Buffalo LB Darius Leonard, Indianapolis K Justin Tucker, Baltimore

2018 AFC PLAYERS OF THE MONTH

Offense Defense Special Teams
September QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City DE J.J. Watt, Houston K Justin Tucker, Baltimore
October RB James Conner, Pittsburgh LB Dee Ford, Kansas City K Stephen Gostkowski, New England
November QB Andrew Luck, Indianapolis DL Chris Jones, Kansas City K Justin Tucker, Baltimore
December RB Derrick Henry, Tennessee LB Darius Leonard, Indianapolis K Ka'imi Fairbairn, Houston

2018 NFC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Offense Defense Special Teams
Week 1 QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay S Harrison Smith, Minnesota K Greg Zuerlein, LA Rams
Week 2 QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay LB Danny Trevathan, Chicago K Robbie Gould, San Francisco
Week 3 QB Drew Brees, New Orleans DE Efe Obada, Carolina DB Blake Countess, LA Rams
Week 4 QB Jared Goff, LA Rams LB Demario Davis, New Orleans K Brett Maher, Dallas
Week 5 QB Drew Brees, New Orleans DE Chandler Jones, Arizona K Graham Gano, Carolina
Week 6 RB Todd Gurley, LA Rams DE Frank Clark, Seattle K Mason Crosby, Green Bay
Week 7 QB Cam Newton, Carolina DT Aaron Donald, LA Rams K Giorgio Tavecchio, Atlanta
Week 8 RB Adrian Peterson, Washington CB P.J. Williams, New Orleans P Michael Dickson, Seattle
Week 9 WR Michael Thomas, New Orleans DE Danielle Hunter, Minnesota P Bradley Pinion, San Francisco
Week 10 QB Mitchell Trubisky, Chicago LB Leighton Vander Esch, Dallas P Tress Way, Washington
Week 11 RB Saquon Barkley, NY Giants LB Samson Ebukam, LA Rams K Cody Parkey, Chicago
Week 12 WR Amari Cooper, Dallas S Eddie Jackson, Chicago K Sebastian Janikowski, Seattle
Week 13 RB Todd Gurley, LA Rams LB Bobby Wagner, Seattle K Aldrick Rosas, NY Giants
Week 14 WR Amari Cooper, Dallas CB Darius Slay, Detroit QB-ST Taysom Hill, New Orleans
Week 15 RB Dalvin Cook, Minnesota DT Grady Jarrett, Atlanta K Robbie Gould, San Francisco
Week 16 QB Nick Foles, Philadelphia DT Aaron Donald, LA Rams K Brett Maher, Dallas
Week 17 TE Blake Jarwin, Dallas DT Fletcher Cox, Philadelphia K Matt Prater, Detroit

2018 NFC PLAYERS OF THE MONTH

Offense Defense Special Teams
September QB Jared Goff, LA Rams LB Khalil Mack, Chicago K Wil Lutz, New Orleans
October RB Todd Gurley, LA Rams DT Aaron Donald, LA Rams K Graham Gano, Carolina
November QB Drew Brees, New Orleans S Eddie Jackson, Chicago P Michael Dickson, Seattle
December RB Chris Carson, Seattle DT Aaron Donald, LA Rams K Robbie Gould, San Francisco

2018 NFL ROOKIES OF THE MONTH

Offense (College) Defense (College)
September WR Calvin Ridley, Atlanta (Alabama) LB Darius Leonard, Indianapolis (South Carolina State)
October G Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis (Notre Dame) LB Bradley Chubb, Denver (North Carolina State)
November QB Baker Mayfield, Cleveland (Oklahoma) LB Leighton Vander Esch, Dallas (Boise State)
December QB Lamar Jackson, Baltimore (Louisville) LB Tremaine Edmunds, Buffalo (Virginia Tech)

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2018 PRO FOOTBALL AWARDS 2018 ALL-PRO TEAMS
ASSOCIATED PRESS 2018 PFWA ALL-PRO TEAM
Most Valuable Player Patrick Mahomes Selected by Professional Football Writers of America
Offensive Player of the Year Patrick Mahomes Offense:
Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Quarterback
Offensive Rookie of the Year Saquon Barkley Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Running Back
Defensive Rookie of the Year Darius Leonard
Comeback Player of the Year Andrew Luck Todd Gurley, Los Angeles Rams Running Back
Coach of the Year Matt Nagy Travis Kelce, Kansas City Tight End
Assistant Coach of the Year Vic Fangio DeAndre Hopkins, Houston Wide Receiver
Julio Jones, Atlanta Wide Receiver
THE SPORTING NEWS Michael Thomas, New Orleans Wide Receiver
Offensive Player of the Year Patrick Mahomes David Bakhtiari, Green Bay Tackle
Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald Mitchell Schwartz, Kansas City Tackle
Rookie of the Year Saquon Barkley Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis Guard
Comeback Player of the Year Andrew Luck Zack Martin, Dallas Guard
Coach of the Year Andy Reid
Coordinator of the Year Vic Fangio Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Center
Defense:
PRO FOOTBALL WRITERS OF AMERICA (PFWA) Danielle Hunter, Minnesota Defensive End
Most Valuable Player Patrick Mahomes J.J. Watt, Houston Defensive End
Offensive Player of the Year Patrick Mahomes Fletcher Cox, Philadelphia Defensive Tackle
Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams Defensive Tackle
Rookie of the Year Baker Mayfield Khalil Mack, Chicago Outside Linebacker
Offensive Rookie of the Year Saquon Barkley Von Miller, Denver Outside Linebacker
Defensive Rookie of the Year Darius Leonard Bobby Wagner, Seattle Middle Linebacker
Comeback Player of the Year Andrew Luck
Most Improved Player of the Year George Kittle Kyle Fuller, Chicago Cornerback
Coach of the Year Matt Nagy Stephon Gilmore, New England Cornerback
Assistant Coach of the Year Vic Fangio Eddie Jackson, Chicago Safety
Executive of the Year Chris Ballard Derwin James, Los Angeles Chargers Safety
Special Teams:
NBC SPORTS (PETER KING) Justin Tucker, Baltimore Kicker
Most Valuable Player Patrick Mahomes Michael Dickson, Seattle Punter
Offensive Player of the Year Patrick Mahomes Andre Roberts, New York Jets Kick Returner
Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald
Tarik Cohen, Chicago Punt Returner
Offensive Rookie of the Year Baker Mayfield
Defensive Rookie of the Year Derwin James Adrian Phillips, Los Angeles Chargers Special Teams Player
Coach of the Year Matt Nagy 2018 ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-PRO TEAM
Executive of the Year Chris Ballard
Selected by the Associated Press:
WALTER PAYTON NFL MAN OF THE YEAR Offense:
Man of the Year Chris Long Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Quarterback
Todd Gurley, Los Angeles Rams Running Back
SUPER BOWL LIII MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Tyreek Hill, Kansas City FLEX
Pete Rozelle Trophy Julian Edelman Travis Kelce, Kansas City Tight End
2019 PRO BOWL MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Michael Thomas, New Orleans Wide Receiver
Pro Bowl Offensive MVP Patrick Mahomes DeAndre Hopkins, Houston Wide Receiver
Pro Bowl Defensive MVP Jamal Adams David Bakhtiari, Green Bay Tackle
Mitchell Schwartz, Kansas City Tackle
ROONEY SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis Guard
Rooney Sportsmanship Award Drew Brees Zack Martin, Dallas Guard
FEDEX AIR & GROUND NFL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Jason Kelce, Philadelphia Center
FedEx Air NFL Player of the Year Patrick Mahomes Defense:
FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Year Saquon Barkley J.J. Watt, Houston EDGE
Khalil Mack, Chicago EDGE
PEPSI NEXT ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams Interior Lineman
Rookie of the Year Saquon Barkley Fletcher Cox, Philadelphia Interior Lineman
BUILT FORD TOUGH Luke Kuechly, Carolina Linebacker
Offensive Line of the Year Los Angeles Rams Bobby Wagner, Seattle Linebacker
Darius Leonard, Indianapolis Linebacker
SALUTE TO SERVICE AWARD PRESENTED BY USAA Kyle Fuller, Chicago Cornerback
Salute to Service Ben Garland Stephon Gilmore, New England Cornerback
Eddie Jackson, Chicago Safety
CASTROL EDGE CLUTCH PERFORMER OF THE YEAR
Player of the Year Drew Brees Derwin James, Los Angeles Chargers Safety
Desmond King, Los Angeles Chargers Defensive Back
COURTYARD UNSTOPPABLE PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR Special Teams:
Performance of the Year Jared Goff Justin Tucker, Baltimore Kicker
Michael Dickson, Seattle Punter
BRIDGESTONE CLUTCH PERFORMANCE PLAY OF THE YEAR
Andre Roberts, New York Jets Kick Returner
Play of the Year Miami Dolphins
(Miami Miracle) Tarik Cohen, Chicago Punt Returner
Adrian Phillips, Los Angeles Chargers Special Teams Player

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2018 ALL-NFL TEAM 2018 PFWA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Selected by the Associated Press and the Professional Football Selected by Professional Football Writers of America
Writers of America
Offense: Offense:
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City (PFWA, AP) Quarterback Baker Mayfield, Cleveland Quarterback
Todd Gurley, Los Angeles Rams (PFWA, AP) Running Back Saquon Barkley, New York Giants Running Back
Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas (PFWA) Running Back Phillip Lindsay, Denver Running Back
Tyreek Hill, Kansas City (AP) FLEX Chris Herndon, New York Jets Tight End
Travis Kelce, Kansas City (PFWA, AP) Tight End Calvin Ridley, Atlanta Wide Receiver
Michael Thomas, New Orleans (PFWA, AP) Wide Receiver DJ Moore, Carolina Wide Receiver
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston (PFWA, AP) Wide Receiver Mike McGlinchey, San Francisco Tackle
Julio Jones, Atlanta (PFWA) Wide Receiver Braden Smith, Indianapolis Tackle
David Bakhtiari, Green Bay (PFWA, AP) Tackle Will Hernandez, New York Giants Guard
Mitchell Schwartz, Kansas City (PFWA, AP) Tackle Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis Guard
Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis (PFWA, AP) Guard Billy Price, Cincinnati Center
Zack Martin, Dallas (PFWA, AP) Guard Defense:
Jason Kelce, Philadelphia (PFWA, AP) Center Bradley Chubb, Denver Defensive Lineman
Defense: Marcus Davenport, New Orleans Defensive Lineman
J.J. Watt, Houston (PFWA, AP) Defensive End/EDGE Da’Shawn Hand, Detroit Defensive Lineman
Danielle Hunter, Minnesota (PFWA) Defensive End Daron Payne, Washington Defensive Lineman
Khalil Mack, Chicago (PFWA, AP) Outside Linebacker/EDGE Darius Leonard, Indianapolis Linebacker
Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams (PFWA, AP) DT/Interior Lineman Roquan Smith, Chicago Linebacker
Fletcher Cox, Philadelphia (PFWA, AP) DT/Interior Lineman Leighton Vander Esch, Dallas Linebacker
Bobby Wagner, Seattle (PFWA, AP) MLB/Linebacker Jaire Alexander, Green Bay Cornerback
Von Miller, Denver (PFWA) Outside Linebacker Denzel Ward, Cleveland Cornerback
Darius Leonard, Indianapolis (AP) Linebacker Jessie Bates, Cincinnati Safety
Luke Kuechly, Carolina (AP) Linebacker Derwin James, Los Angeles Chargers Safety
Kyle Fuller, Chicago (PFWA, AP) Cornerback Special Teams:
Stephon Gilmore, New England (PFWA, AP) Cornerback Jason Sanders, Miami Kicker
Eddie Jackson, Chicago (PFWA, AP) Safety Michael Dickson, Seattle Punter
Derwin James, Los Angeles Chargers (PFWA, AP) Safety Tremon Smith, Kansas City Kick Returner
Desmond King, Los Angeles Chargers (AP) Defensive Back Christian Kirk, Arizona Punt Returner
Special Teams: Zeke Turner, Arizona Special Teams Player
Justin Tucker, Baltimore Kicker
Michael Dickson, Seattle Punter
Andre Roberts, New York Jets Kick Returner
Tarik Cohen, Chicago Punt Returner
Adrian Phillips, Los Angeles Chargers Special Teams Player

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TEN BEST RUSHING PERFORMANCES, 2018 TEN BEST PASSING PERFORMANCES, 2018
Att. Yards TD Att.Comp.Yds. TD
1. Derrick Henry 17 238 4 1. Patrick Mahomes 46 33 478 6
Tennessee vs. Jacksonville, Dec. 6 Kansas City vs. Los Angeles Rams, Nov. 19
2. Isaiah Crowell 15 219 1 2. Nick Foles 49 35 471 4
New York Jets vs. Denver, Oct. 7 Philadelphia vs. Houston, Dec. 23
3. Todd Gurley 28 208 2 3. Jared Goff 33 26 465 5
Los Angeles Rams vs. Denver, Oct. 14 Los Angeles Rams vs. Minnesota, Sept. 27
4. Christian McCaffrey 28 184 0 4. Andrew Luck 62 40 464 4
Carolina vs. Cincinnati, Sept. 23 Indianapolis vs. Houston, Sept. 30 (OT)
5. Nick Chubb 20 176 1 5. Ben Roethlisberger 56 41 462 1
Cleveland vs. Atlanta, Nov. 11 Pittsburgh vs. Denver, Nov. 25
6. Saquon Barkley 14 170 1 6. Dak Prescott 54 42 455 3
New York Giants vs. Washington, Dec. 9 Dallas vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 9 (OT)
Derrick Henry 33 170 2 7. Ben Roethlisberger 60 39 452 3
Tennessee vs. New York Giants, Dec. 16 Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City, Sept. 16
8. C.J. Anderson 20 167 1 8. Aaron Rodgers 52 32 442 3
Los Angeles Rams vs. Arizona, Dec. 23 Green Bay vs. Detroit, Oct. 7
9. Lamar Miller 12 162 1 Aaron Rodgers 55 37 442 2
Houston vs. Tennessee, Nov. 26 Green Bay vs. New York Jets, Dec. 23 (OT)
10. Kerryon Johnson 19 158 0 10. Drew Brees 45 37 439 3
Detroit vs. Miami, Oct. 21 New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay, Sept. 9

There were 108 100-yard rushing performances in 2018. There were 132 300-yard passing performances in 2018.

MOST 100-YARD RUSHING PERFORMANCES, 2018 MOST 300-YARD PASSING PERFORMANCES, 2018
Player, Team 100-Yd. Games Player, Team 300-Yd. Games
Saquon Barkley, New York Giants 7 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City 10
Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas 7 Jared Goff, Los Angeles Rams 8
Chris Carson, Seattle 6 Ben Roethlisberger, pittsburgh 8
Todd Gurley, Los Angeles Rams 6 Matt Ryan, Atlanta 8
James Conner, Pittsburgh 5 Andrew Luck, Indianapolis 7
Nick Chubb, Cleveland 4 Drew Brees, New Orleans 6
Marlon Mack, Indianapolis 4 Tom Brady, New England 5
Christian McCaffrey, Carolina 4 Kirk Cousins, Minnesota 5
Sony Michel, New England 4 Eli Manning, New York Giants 5
Lamar Miller, Houston 4 Philip Rivers, Los Angeles Chargers 5
Joe Mixon, Cincinnati 4 Deshaun Watson, Houston 5
Matt Breida, San Francisco 3 Carson Wentz, Philadelphia 5
Gus Edwards, Baltimore 3 Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay 5
Melvin Gordon, Los Angeles Chargers 3 Blake Bortles, Jacksonville 4
Phillip Lindsay, Denver 3 Derek Carr, Oakland 4
Adrian Peterson, Washington 3 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay 4
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay 4
Josh Allen, Buffalo 2
Mitchell Trubisky, Chicago 4
C.J. Anderson, Carolina-Oakland-Los Angeles Rams 2
Case Keenum, Denver 3
Tevin Coleman, Atlanta 2
Baker Mayfield, Cleveland 3
Isaiah Crowell, New York Jets 2
Cam Newton, Carolina 3
Derrick Henry, Tennessee 2 Matthew Stafford, Detroit 3
Jordan Howard, Chicago 2 Andy Dalton, Cincinnati 2
Mark Ingram, New Orleans 2 Sam Darnold, New York Jets 2
Kerryon Johnson, Detroit 2 Joe Flacco, Baltimore 2
Doug Martin, Oakland 2 Nick Foles, Philadelphia 2
20 players tied with 1 Marcus Mariota, Tennessee 2
Nick Mullens, San Francisco 2
Dak Prescott, Dallas 2
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TEN BEST RECEIVING PERFORMANCES, 2018 TOP QUARTERBACK SACK PERFORMANCES, 2018
No. Yards TD No.
1. Amari Cooper 10 217 3 1. Aaron Donald 4.0
Dallas vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 9 (OT) Los Angeles Rams vs. San Francisco, Oct. 21
2. Tyreek Hill 10 215 2 2. Danielle Hunter 3.5
Kansas City vs. Los Angeles Rams, Nov. 19 Minnesota vs. Detroit, Nov. 4
3. Michael Thomas 12 211 1
3. 19 players tied with 3.0
New Orleans vs. Los Angeles Rams, Nov. 4
4. George Kittle 7 210 1
San Francisco vs. Denver, Dec. 9 There were 21 3.0-plus sack performances in 2018.
5. T.Y. Hilton 9 199 0
Indianapolis vs. Houston, Dec. 9 MOST 3.0-PLUS SACK PERFORMANCES, 2018
6. JuJu Smith-Schuster 13 189 1 Player, Team 3.0-Sack Games
Pittsburgh vs. Denver, Nov. 25 Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams 2
7. Antonio Brown 14 185 2 Kyler Fackrell, Green Bay 2
Pittsburgh vs. New Orleans, Dec. 23 T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh 2
8. Michael Thomas 16 180 1 Mario Addison, Carolina 1
New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay, Sept. 9 Henry Anderson, New York Jets 1
Jared Cook 9 180 0 Geno Atkins, Cincinnati 1
Oakland vs. Los Angeles Rams, Sept. 10 Denico Autry, Indianapolis 1
Amari Cooper 8 180 2
Bradley Chubb, Denver 1
Dallas vs. Washington, Nov. 22
Fletcher Cox, Philadelphia 1
There were 211 100-yard receiving performances in 2018. Dee Ford, Kansas City 1
B.J. Hill, New York Giants 1
MOST 100-YARD RECEIVING PERFORMANCES, 2018 Danielle Hunter, Minnesota 1
Player, Team 100-Yd. Games Matt Judon, Baltimore 1
Julio Jones, Atlanta 10 DeMarcus Lawrence, Dallas 1
Adam Thielen, Minnesota 9 Von Miller, Denver 1
Mike Evans, Tampa Bay 8 David Onyemata, New Orleans 1
JuJu Smith-Schuster, Pittsburgh 8 Za’Darius Smith, Baltimore 1
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston 7 J.J. Watt, Houston 1
Tyreek Hill, Kansas City 6
Davante Adams, Green Bay 5
Odell Beckham Jr., New York Giants 5
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh 5 For week-by-week listings of top performances from 1970 to
Brandin Cooks, Los Angeles Rams 5 the present, please visit www.NFL.com/stats/topperformers.
Zach Ertz, Philadelphia 5
T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis 5
Travis Kelce, Kansas City 5
Jared Cook, Oakland 4
Amari Cooper, Oakland-Dallas 4
Stefon Diggs, Minnesota 4
George Kittle, San Francisco 4
Jarvis Landry, Cleveland 4
Michael Thomas, New Orleans 4
Keenan Allen, Los Angeles Chargers 3
Tyler Boyd, Cincinnati 3
Robert Foster, Buffalo 3
Will Fuller, Houston 3
Chris Godwin, Tampa Bay 3
Kenny Golladay, Detroit 3
DeSean Jackson, Tampa Bay 3
Emmanuel Sanders, Denver 3
Robert Woods, Los Angeles Rams 3
Robby Anderson, New York Jets 2
John Brown, Baltimore 2
Tarik Cohen, Chicago 2
Corey Davis, Tennessee 2
Julian Edelman, New England 2
Taylor Gabriel, Chicago 2
Josh Gordon, Cleveland-New England 2
A.J. Green, Cincinnati 2
Rob Gronkowski, New England 2
Alshon Jeffery, Philadelphia 2
Alvin Kamara, New Orleans 2
Christian McCaffrey, Carolina 2
Sterling Shepard, New York Giants 2
Tre’Quan Smith, New Orleans 2
Kenny Stills, Miami 2
Golden Tate, Detroit-Philadelphia 2
Sammy Watkins, Kansas City 2
Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Green Bay 2
Tyrell Williams, Los Angeles Chargers 2
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AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE
Balt. Buff. Cin. Clev. Denv. Hou. Ind. Jax K.C. LAC Mia. N.E. NYJ Oak. Pitt. Tenn.
First Downs 367 283 304 314 320 333 371 277 384 338 252 365 258 300 378 289
Rushing 153 108 92 93 107 94 96 92 108 100 75 131 84 86 88 106
Passing 184 137 182 189 181 202 237 164 239 213 153 206 157 197 251 156
Penalty 30 38 30 32 32 37 38 21 37 25 24 28 17 17 39 27
Rushes 547 468 359 411 393 472 408 416 387 399 371 478 410 387 345 454
Net Yds. Gained 2441 1984 1682 1893 1907 2021 1718 1723 1855 1873 1738 2037 1622 1628 1445 2023
Avg. Gain 4.5 4.2 4.7 4.6 4.9 4.3 4.2 4.1 4.8 4.7 4.7 4.3 4.0 4.2 4.2 4.5
Avg. Yds. per Game 152.6 124.0 105.1 118.3 119.2 126.3 107.4 107.7 115.9 117.1 108.6 127.3 101.4 101.8 90.3 126.4
Passes Attempted 556 499 542 574 588 506 644 536 583 512 455 574 524 556 689 437
Completed 334 271 331 353 367 345 432 329 385 348 292 378 299 382 459 293
% Completed 60.1 54.3 61.1 61.5 62.4 68.2 67.1 61.4 66.0 68.0 64.2 65.9 57.1 68.7 66.6 67.0
Total Yds. Gained 3708 3082 3569 4261 3930 4165 4595 3431 5126 4316 3309 4405 3404 4057 5174 3255
Times Sacked 32 41 37 38 34 62 18 53 26 34 52 21 37 52 24 47
Yds. Lost 150 288 279 254 235 384 134 322 171 227 409 147 239 306 166 280
Net Yds. Gained 3558 2794 3290 4007 3695 3781 4461 3109 4955 4089 2900 4258 3165 3751 5008 2975
Avg. Yds. per Game 222.4 174.6 205.6 250.4 230.9 236.3 278.8 194.3 309.7 255.6 181.3 266.1 197.8 234.4 313.0 185.9
Net Yds. per Pass Play 6.05 5.17 5.68 6.55 5.94 6.66 6.74 5.28 8.14 7.49 5.72 7.16 5.64 6.17 7.02 6.15
Yds. Gained per Comp.11.10 11.37 10.78 12.07 10.71 12.07 10.64 10.43 13.31 12.40 11.33 11.65 11.38 10.62 11.27 11.11
Combined Net
Yds. Gained 5999 4778 4972 5900 5602 5802 6179 4832 6810 5962 4638 6295 4787 5379 6453 4998
% Total Yds. Rushing 40.7 41.5 33.8 32.1 34.0 34.8 27.8 35.7 27.2 31.4 37.5 32.4 33.9 30.3 22.4 40.5
% Total Yds. Passing 59.3 58.5 66.2 67.9 66.0 65.2 72.2 64.3 72.8 68.6 62.5 67.6 66.1 69.7 77.6 59.5
Avg. Yds. per Game 374.9 298.6 310.8 368.8 350.1 362.6 386.2 302.0 425.6 372.6 289.9 393.4 299.2 336.2 403.3 312.4
Ball Control Plays 1135 1008 938 1023 1015 1040 1070 1005 996 945 878 1073 971 995 1058 938
Avg. Yds. per Play 5.3 4.7 5.3 5.8 5.5 5.6 5.8 4.8 6.8 6.3 5.3 5.9 4.9 5.4 6.1 5.3
Avg. Time of Poss. 32:17 30:29 27:27 28:24 28:58 30:12 29:46 30:14 28:56 30:43 27:49 31:05 29:04 30:43 30:41 29:28
Third Down Efficiency 45.0 31.6 36.9 35.1 33.3 37.0 48.6 40.4 47.2 39.5 30.1 40.8 32.2 37.1 44.4 40.0
Had Intercepted 9 23 13 17 15 9 15 13 12 12 13 11 19 10 17 12
Yds. Opp Returned 39 347 221 202 258 24 148 155 109 87 188 67 271 275 147 219
Ret. by Opp. for TD 0 4 1 2 0 0 2 1 1 1 2 0 2 2 1 1

Punts 61 82 72 85 85 74 57 86 45 62 88 64 82 70 64 75
Yds. Punted 2842 3513 3119 3767 3786 3237 2629 3872 2021 2643 3884 2885 3763 3022 2780 3483
Avg. Yds. per Punt 46.6 42.8 43.3 44.3 44.5 43.7 46.1 45.0 44.9 42.6 44.1 45.1 45.9 43.2 43.4 46.4
Punt Returns 35 31 22 32 30 38 24 34 22 34 28 26 25 25 31 27
Yds. Returned 404 207 236 290 132 327 217 334 261 358 293 199 324 291 252 237
Avg. Yds. per Return 11.5 6.7 10.7 9.1 4.4 8.6 9.0 9.8 11.9 10.5 10.5 7.7 13.0 11.6 8.1 8.8
Returned for TD 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0
Kickoff Returns 32 38 43 44 30 20 17 26 40 28 39 28 46 29 32 23
Yds. Returned 707 807 1071 884 604 487 337 532 975 653 938 755 1238 663 619 737
Avg. Yds. per Return 22.1 21.2 24.9 20.1 20.1 24.4 19.8 20.5 24.4 23.3 24.1 27.0 26.9 22.9 19.3 32.0
Returned for TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1
Fumbles 25 23 11 19 18 19 17 26 18 17 17 11 24 24 21 18
Lost 11 9 4 7 6 7 9 16 6 7 10 7 11 14 9 6
Out of Bounds 1 1 0 4 2 3 3 1 1 1 2 0 4 2 3 3
Own Rec. for TD 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Opp. Rec. by 5 11 6 14 10 14 11 6 12 7 7 10 7 3 7 6
Opp. Rec. for TD 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0
Penalties 116 116 114 112 125 105 120 121 137 113 108 93 114 110 111 82
Yds. Penalized 940 992 957 894 985 787 953 1112 1152 967 978 744 948 965 1026 727
Total Points Scored 389 269 368 359 329 402 433 245 565 428 319 436 333 290 428 310
Total TDs 41 29 45 44 39 42 52 25 71 51 38 51 34 30 54 34
TDs Rushing 19 15 13 15 18 12 13 7 16 16 7 18 11 9 16 15
TDs Passing 18 13 27 29 19 26 39 15 50 32 26 29 18 19 35 16
TDs on Ret. and Rec. 4 1 5 0 2 4 0 3 5 3 5 4 5 2 3 3
Extra Point Kicks 36 25 39 28 35 39 44 22 65 36 35 49 30 27 44 28
Extra Point Kicks Att. 37 26 41 34 35 41 47 23 69 43 36 50 33 28 49 31
2Pt Conversions 1 1 1 4 0 0 4 0 1 6 1 0 0 1 4 0
2Pt Conversions Att. 4 3 4 10 4 1 5 2 2 8 1 1 1 2 5 1
Safeties 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Field Goals Made 35 22 19 19 20 37 23 23 24 24 18 27 33 27 16 26
Field Goals Attempted 39 28 23 25 25 42 27 26 27 29 20 32 36 32 23 30
% Successful 89.7 78.6 82.6 76.0 80.0 88.1 85.2 88.5 88.9 82.8 90.0 84.4 91.7 84.4 69.6 86.7

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AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE DEFENSE
Balt. Buff. Cin. Clev. Denv. Hou. Ind. Jax K.C. LAC Mia. N.E. NYJ Oak. Pitt. Tenn.
First Downs 286 293 372 377 318 298 315 288 419 311 350 322 343 317 317 298
Rushing 82 111 125 130 85 76 87 89 129 101 116 93 104 108 84 98
Passing 174 157 221 216 197 200 203 162 247 178 195 208 201 178 200 182
Penalty 30 25 26 31 36 22 25 37 43 32 39 21 38 31 33 18
Rushes 354 440 466 459 429 385 415 434 425 395 485 367 440 480 369 429
Net Yds. Gained 1327 1839 2204 2163 1913 1323 1626 1870 2114 1693 2325 1803 2021 2249 1538 1863
Avg. Gain 3.7 4.2 4.7 4.7 4.5 3.4 3.9 4.3 5.0 4.3 4.8 4.9 4.6 4.7 4.2 4.3
Avg. Yds. per Game 82.9 114.9 137.8 135.2 119.6 82.7 101.6 116.9 132.1 105.8 145.3 112.7 126.3 140.6 96.1 116.4
Passes Attempted 577 492 584 626 549 594 542 499 632 548 508 605 582 480 566 533
Completed 337 313 389 393 353 385 384 312 406 351 335 370 367 299 362 337
% Completed 58.4 63.6 66.6 62.8 64.3 64.8 70.8 62.5 64.2 64.1 65.9 61.2 63.1 62.3 64.0 63.2
Total Yds. Gained 3651 3084 4587 4370 4240 4477 4033 3354 4721 3886 4141 4181 4358 3933 4044 3719
Times Sacked 43 36 34 37 44 43 38 37 52 38 31 30 39 13 52 39
Yds. Lost 291 217 173 245 311 310 228 241 347 240 209 238 293 80 347 248
Net Yds. Gained 3360 2867 4414 4125 3929 4167 3805 3113 4374 3646 3932 3943 4065 3853 3697 3471
Avg. Yds. per Game 210.0 179.2 275.9 257.8 245.6 260.4 237.8 194.6 273.4 227.9 245.8 246.4 254.1 240.8 231.1 216.9
Net Yds. per Pass Play 5.42 5.43 7.14 6.22 6.63 6.54 6.56 5.81 6.39 6.22 7.29 6.21 6.55 7.82 5.98 6.07
Yds. Gained per Comp.10.83 9.85 11.79 11.12 12.01 11.63 10.50 10.75 11.63 11.07 12.36 11.30 11.87 13.15 11.17 11.04
Combined Net
Yds. Gained 4687 4706 6618 6288 5842 5490 5431 4983 6488 5339 6257 5746 6086 6102 5235 5334
% Total Yds. Rushing 28.3 39.1 33.3 34.4 32.7 24.1 29.9 37.5 32.6 31.7 37.2 31.4 33.2 36.9 29.4 34.9
% Total Yds. Passing 71.7 60.9 66.7 65.6 67.3 75.9 70.1 62.5 67.4 68.3 62.8 68.6 66.8 63.1 70.6 65.1
Avg. Yds. per Game 292.9 294.1 413.6 393.0 365.1 343.1 339.4 311.4 405.5 333.7 391.1 359.1 380.4 381.4 327.2 333.4
Ball Control Plays 974 968 1084 1122 1022 1022 995 970 1109 981 1024 1002 1061 973 987 1001
Avg. Yds. per Play 4.8 4.9 6.1 5.6 5.7 5.4 5.5 5.1 5.9 5.4 6.1 5.7 5.7 6.3 5.3 5.3
Avg. Time of Poss. 27:43 29:31 32:33 31:36 31:02 29:48 30:14 29:47 31:04 29:17 32:11 28:55 30:56 29:17 29:19 30:32
Third Down Efficiency 34.1 36.5 48.9 35.7 38.9 40.1 41.0 37.7 41.5 39.1 42.9 38.6 33.8 46.3 36.5 36.6
Intercepted By 12 16 12 17 17 15 15 11 15 13 21 18 13 14 8 11
Yds. Returned By 99 133 222 100 158 252 220 117 280 247 321 156 318 124 89 120
Returned for TD 0 0 3 0 2 3 0 2 3 1 3 1 3 1 2 2

Punts 88 80 54 71 73 80 67 79 52 67 55 71 79 60 82 71
Yds. Punted 3849 3555 2284 3093 3346 3732 3022 3791 2278 3195 2326 2899 3409 2850 3610 3275
Avg. Yds. per Punt 43.7 44.4 42.3 43.6 45.8 46.7 45.1 48.0 43.8 47.7 42.3 40.8 43.2 47.5 44.0 46.1
Punt Returns 31 34 30 37 35 32 21 37 17 28 37 25 42 28 17 33
Yds. Returned 315 297 220 397 368 240 93 184 97 257 384 255 318 241 245 296
Avg. Yds. per Return 10.2 8.7 7.3 10.7 10.5 7.5 4.4 5.0 5.7 9.2 10.4 10.2 7.6 8.6 14.4 9.0
Returned for TD 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0
Kickoff Returns 32 34 31 24 28 33 27 21 36 61 13 42 23 39 35 25
Yds. Returned 745 754 705 574 581 682 595 374 809 1322 339 1034 539 922 727 696
Avg. Yds. per Return 23.3 22.2 22.7 23.9 20.8 20.7 22.0 17.8 22.5 21.7 26.1 24.6 23.4 23.6 20.8 27.8
Returned for TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
Fumbles 15 30 14 27 23 26 22 15 29 18 17 20 20 10 16 14
Lost 5 11 6 14 11 14 11 6 12 7 7 10 7 3 7 6
Out of Bounds 1 5 0 2 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 0 1 4
Own Rec. for TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Opp. Rec. by 11 9 4 7 6 7 9 16 6 7 10 7 11 14 8 6
Opp. Rec. for TD 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0
Penalties 113 99 113 119 123 117 131 92 107 103 107 91 95 117 136 120
Yds. Penalized 1017 976 944 990 1006 945 1115 735 881 828 856 838 817 991 1170 984
Total Points Scored 287 374 455 392 349 316 344 316 421 329 433 325 441 467 360 303
Total TDs 33 44 51 43 39 36 37 34 51 38 52 36 49 56 42 32
TDs Rushing 11 17 17 20 11 8 12 16 19 11 17 7 16 16 13 9
TDs Passing 21 22 32 21 26 28 21 17 30 23 31 29 29 36 27 21
TDs on Ret. and Rec. 1 5 2 2 2 0 4 1 2 4 4 0 4 4 2 2
Extra Point Kicks 27 36 44 36 35 29 36 29 37 30 47 34 42 50 38 31
Extra Point Kicks Att. 29 39 46 39 39 32 37 30 40 31 50 34 44 52 39 32
2Pt Conversions 1 1 3 3 0 1 0 1 5 1 1 0 2 3 2 0
2Pt Conversions Att. 4 5 5 4 0 4 0 4 11 7 2 1 4 4 3 0
Safeties 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
Field Goals Made 20 24 33 30 26 23 28 27 22 23 24 25 33 25 22 26
Field Goals Attempted 26 27 36 37 31 26 33 31 26 30 32 29 39 30 26 29
% Successful 76.9 88.9 91.7 81.1 83.9 88.5 84.8 87.1 84.6 76.7 75.0 86.2 84.6 83.3 84.6 89.7

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NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE
Ariz. Atl. Car. Chi. Dal. Det. G.B. LAR Minn. N.O. NYG Phil. S.F. Sea. T.B. Wash.
First Downs 239 352 356 331 322 325 332 401 310 377 297 346 344 329 388 280
Rushing 76 84 117 108 113 91 98 134 66 134 71 94 98 133 80 96
Passing 137 238 212 177 184 201 208 236 218 210 208 221 201 156 265 156
Penalty 26 30 27 46 25 33 26 31 26 33 18 31 45 40 43 28
Rushes 355 351 416 468 439 404 333 459 357 471 354 398 423 534 389 414
Net Yds. Gained 1342 1573 2136 1938 1963 1660 1667 2231 1493 2025 1650 1570 1902 2560 1523 1774
Avg. Gain 3.8 4.5 5.1 4.1 4.5 4.1 5.0 4.9 4.2 4.3 4.7 3.9 4.5 4.8 3.9 4.3
Avg. Yds. per Game 83.9 98.3 133.5 121.1 122.7 103.8 104.2 139.4 93.3 126.6 103.1 98.1 118.9 160.0 95.2 110.9
Passes Attempted 495 617 563 512 527 574 640 568 606 519 583 599 532 427 625 509
Completed 283 428 378 344 356 375 392 368 425 381 382 422 331 280 408 311
% Completed 57.2 69.4 67.1 67.2 67.6 65.3 61.3 64.8 70.1 73.4 65.5 70.5 62.2 65.6 65.3 61.1
Total Yds. Gained 2884 4949 4071 3747 3885 3844 4629 4730 4298 4174 4405 4524 4247 3448 5358 3287
Times Sacked 52 42 32 33 56 41 53 33 40 20 47 40 48 51 41 44
Yds. Lost 361 296 235 183 347 268 391 223 262 132 358 249 380 355 233 266
Net Yds. Gained 2523 4653 3836 3564 3538 3576 4238 4507 4036 4042 4047 4275 3867 3093 5125 3021
Avg. Yds. per Game 157.7 290.8 239.8 222.8 221.1 223.5 264.9 281.7 252.3 252.6 252.9 267.2 241.7 193.3 320.3 188.8
Net Yds. per Pass Play 4.61 7.06 6.45 6.54 6.07 5.81 6.12 7.50 6.25 7.50 6.42 6.69 6.67 6.47 7.70 5.46
Yds. Gained per Comp.10.19 11.56 10.77 10.89 10.91 10.25 11.81 12.85 10.11 10.96 11.53 10.72 12.83 12.31 13.13 10.57
Combined Net
Yds. Gained 3865 6226 5972 5502 5501 5236 5905 6738 5529 6067 5697 5845 5769 5653 6648 4795
% Total Yds. Rushing 34.7 25.3 35.8 35.2 35.7 31.7 28.2 33.1 27.0 33.4 29.0 26.9 33.0 45.3 22.9 37.0
% Total Yds. Passing 65.3 74.7 64.2 64.8 64.3 68.3 71.8 66.9 73.0 66.6 71.0 73.1 67.0 54.7 77.1 63.0
Avg. Yds. per Game 241.6 389.1 373.3 343.9 343.8 327.3 369.1 421.1 345.6 379.2 356.1 365.3 360.6 353.3 415.5 299.7
Ball Control Plays 902 1010 1011 1013 1022 1019 1026 1060 1003 1010 984 1037 1003 1012 1055 967
Avg. Yds. per Play 4.3 6.2 5.9 5.4 5.4 5.1 5.8 6.4 5.5 6.0 5.8 5.6 5.8 5.6 6.3 5.0
Avg. Time of Poss. 26:33 29:23 30:44 31:48 31:00 31:24 29:38 30:42 29:16 31:39 28:44 32:03 29:42 31:15 30:14 29:38
Third Down Efficiency 29.1 45.3 41.6 41.0 41.4 36.1 36.8 45.0 35.8 44.6 36.9 41.0 37.8 38.9 46.0 36.4
Had Intercepted 18 7 16 14 8 12 4 12 10 7 12 11 20 7 26 15
Yds. Opp Returned 298 93 179 189 77 155 51 73 199 75 136 153 336 135 334 316
Ret. by Opp. for TD 4 1 1 1 0 2 1 0 3 0 1 0 3 2 3 3

Punts 94 62 61 63 60 74 72 43 73 43 71 61 69 79 58 79
Yds. Punted 4568 2729 2759 2791 2670 3310 3176 1992 3255 1996 3226 2937 2973 3759 2567 3581
Avg. Yds. per Punt 48.6 44.0 45.2 44.3 44.5 44.7 44.1 46.3 44.6 46.4 45.4 48.1 43.1 47.6 44.3 45.3
Punt Returns 36 21 24 33 21 27 30 30 29 24 37 33 31 25 26 17
Yds. Returned 295 147 165 411 119 171 198 307 315 157 231 216 180 143 163 110
Avg. Yds. per Return 8.2 7.0 6.9 12.5 5.7 6.3 6.6 10.2 10.9 6.5 6.2 6.5 5.8 5.7 6.3 6.5
Returned for TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Kickoff Returns 25 31 26 23 13 20 30 39 22 23 45 33 36 29 31 29
Yds. Returned 536 689 582 440 283 482 644 834 540 560 1097 725 944 669 631 570
Avg. Yds. per Return 21.4 22.2 22.4 19.1 21.8 24.1 21.5 21.4 24.5 24.3 24.4 22.0 26.2 23.1 20.4 19.7
Returned for TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Fumbles 23 24 20 23 23 14 22 17 15 18 16 29 31 18 23 18
Lost 10 11 6 10 9 7 11 7 10 9 7 12 12 4 9 4
Out of Bounds 1 2 4 2 2 1 2 0 0 3 3 3 3 4 1 1
Own Rec. for TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Opp. Rec. by 9 4 9 9 11 7 8 12 8 12 5 7 5 14 8 11
Opp. Rec. for TD 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 1
Penalties 101 101 92 97 104 94 108 96 92 94 114 100 112 111 117 115
Yds. Penalized 786 899 818 796 885 852 937 878 779 939 951 852 982 959 975 1008
Total Points Scored 225 414 376 421 339 324 376 527 360 504 369 367 342 428 396 281
Total TDs 27 49 46 50 36 35 41 60 42 60 39 41 35 52 49 29
TDs Rushing 9 11 17 16 13 11 14 23 9 26 13 12 7 15 11 12
TDs Passing 15 36 28 28 22 22 25 32 30 33 23 29 26 35 36 16
TDs on Ret. and Rec. 3 2 1 6 1 2 2 5 3 1 3 0 2 2 2 1
Extra Point Kicks 23 41 37 42 32 30 34 51 36 52 31 33 27 48 40 25
Extra Point Kicks Att. 24 43 41 45 33 30 36 53 37 53 32 35 29 51 44 26
2Pt Conversions 2 2 2 4 2 0 3 5 3 4 4 5 2 1 1 2
2Pt Conversions Att. 3 6 5 5 2 5 4 7 5 6 7 6 6 1 5 3
Safeties 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Field Goals Made 12 25 19 23 29 28 30 34 22 28 32 26 33 22 20 26
Field Goals Attempted 17 26 21 30 36 32 37 41 32 30 33 31 34 27 27 29
% Successful 70.6 96.2 90.5 76.7 80.6 87.5 81.1 82.9 68.8 93.3 97.0 83.9 97.1 81.5 74.1 89.7

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NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE DEFENSE
Ariz. Atl. Car. Chi. Dal. Det. G.B. LAR Minn. N.O. NYG Phil. S.F. Sea. T.B. Wash.
First Downs 357 375 315 278 309 315 331 322 303 333 346 308 337 323 356 330
Rushing 139 115 110 67 89 88 100 101 107 72 103 71 104 91 122 109
Passing 186 226 185 186 193 191 199 185 160 224 205 215 195 201 209 197
Penalty 32 34 20 25 27 36 32 36 36 37 38 22 38 31 25 24
Rushes 510 409 384 339 400 403 446 386 440 356 444 332 444 366 426 413
Net Yds. Gained 2479 1999 1804 1280 1513 1761 1918 1957 1815 1283 1898 1551 1814 1811 1983 1860
Avg. Gain 4.9 4.9 4.7 3.8 3.8 4.4 4.3 5.1 4.1 3.6 4.3 4.7 4.1 4.9 4.7 4.5
Avg. Yds. per Game 154.9 124.9 112.8 80.0 94.6 110.1 119.9 122.3 113.4 80.2 118.6 96.9 113.4 113.2 123.9 116.3
Passes Attempted 506 585 529 615 542 496 527 533 503 573 560 626 542 546 534 537
Completed 342 398 353 377 367 323 336 347 315 384 362 417 344 355 387 362
% Completed 67.6 68.0 66.7 61.3 67.7 65.1 63.8 65.1 62.6 67.0 64.6 66.6 63.5 65.0 72.5 67.4
Total Yds. Gained 3595 4408 4062 3854 3984 3897 4074 4106 3501 4623 4229 4619 3959 4103 4383 4091
Times Sacked 49 37 35 50 39 43 44 41 50 49 30 44 37 43 38 46
Yds. Lost 333 255 215 339 229 298 322 326 361 321 185 311 227 261 232 297
Net Yds. Gained 3262 4153 3847 3515 3755 3599 3752 3780 3140 4302 4044 4308 3732 3842 4151 3794
Avg. Yds. per Game 203.9 259.6 240.4 219.7 234.7 224.9 234.5 236.3 196.3 268.9 252.8 269.3 233.3 240.1 259.4 237.1
Net Yds. per Pass Play 5.88 6.68 6.82 5.29 6.46 6.68 6.57 6.59 5.68 6.92 6.85 6.43 6.45 6.52 7.26 6.51
Yds. Gained per Comp.10.51 11.08 11.51 10.22 10.86 12.07 12.13 11.83 11.11 12.04 11.68 11.08 11.51 11.56 11.33 11.30
Combined Net
Yds. Gained 5741 6152 5651 4795 5268 5360 5670 5737 4955 5585 5942 5859 5546 5653 6134 5654
% Total Yds. Rushing 43.2 32.5 31.9 26.7 28.7 32.9 33.8 34.1 36.6 23.0 31.9 26.5 32.7 32.0 32.3 32.9
% Total Yds. Passing 56.8 67.5 68.1 73.3 71.3 67.1 66.2 65.9 63.4 77.0 68.1 73.5 67.3 68.0 67.7 67.1
Avg. Yds. per Game 358.8 384.5 353.2 299.7 329.3 335.0 354.4 358.6 309.7 349.1 371.4 366.2 346.6 353.3 383.4 353.4
Ball Control Plays 1065 1031 948 1004 981 942 1017 960 993 978 1034 1002 1023 955 998 996
Avg. Yds. per Play 5.4 6.0 6.0 4.8 5.4 5.7 5.6 6.0 5.0 5.7 5.7 5.8 5.4 5.9 6.1 5.7
Avg. Time of Poss. 33:27 30:37 29:16 28:12 29:00 28:36 30:22 29:18 30:44 28:21 31:16 27:57 30:18 28:45 29:46 30:22
Third Down Efficiency 38.0 48.7 39.9 34.2 42.3 37.1 37.3 37.2 30.5 41.3 42.2 35.3 40.3 35.0 40.3 43.9
Intercepted By 7 15 13 27 9 7 7 18 12 12 16 10 2 12 9 15
Yds. Returned By 55 151 86 330 141 148 100 290 159 259 191 139 55 196 97 203
Returned for TD 0 1 0 5 0 2 1 3 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 0

Punts 80 61 64 78 64 68 72 66 76 53 66 65 78 66 70 58
Yds. Punted 3638 2810 2928 3447 2856 3078 3258 2912 3431 2246 3071 2999 3379 2961 3347 2660
Avg. Yds. per Punt 45.5 46.1 45.8 44.2 44.6 45.3 45.3 44.1 45.1 42.4 46.5 46.1 43.3 44.9 47.8 45.9
Punt Returns 44 27 22 20 30 29 20 12 31 12 27 31 25 36 27 31
Yds. Returned 420 184 181 150 254 332 206 104 188 60 177 194 195 304 231 303
Avg. Yds. per Return 9.5 6.8 8.2 7.5 8.5 11.4 10.3 8.7 6.1 5.0 6.6 6.3 7.8 8.4 8.6 9.8
Returned for TD 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Kickoff Returns 27 36 17 22 25 37 40 29 31 39 28 24 27 37 34 13
Yds. Returned 583 818 406 548 662 837 1022 652 722 885 570 540 662 919 714 295
Avg. Yds. per Return 21.6 22.7 23.9 24.9 26.5 22.6 25.6 22.5 23.3 22.7 20.4 22.5 24.5 24.8 21.0 22.7
Returned for TD 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Fumbles 20 21 22 21 21 13 18 14 24 22 19 22 21 26 18 24
Lost 9 4 10 9 11 7 8 12 8 12 5 7 5 14 8 11
Out of Bounds 2 2 4 2 3 0 3 0 3 2 1 2 3 2 5 2
Own Rec. for TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Opp. Rec. by 10 11 6 10 9 7 11 7 10 8 7 12 12 4 9 4
Opp. Rec. for TD 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 0
Penalties 100 108 91 114 89 94 97 99 106 85 110 115 117 108 127 102
Yds. Penalized 790 1001 805 1022 681 886 792 852 834 814 919 995 1011 981 1156 791
Total Points Scored 425 423 382 283 324 360 400 384 341 353 412 348 435 347 464 359
Total TDs 50 52 46 30 35 44 47 44 34 43 45 37 52 39 57 43
TDs Rushing 25 16 13 5 12 11 15 12 13 12 18 14 13 9 19 12
TDs Passing 21 33 32 22 22 29 30 31 15 30 24 22 35 26 34 27
TDs on Ret. and Rec. 4 3 1 3 1 4 2 1 6 1 3 1 4 4 4 4
Extra Point Kicks 42 41 42 22 31 35 43 39 28 32 39 28 45 31 51 34
Extra Point Kicks Att. 42 44 43 22 33 39 44 42 29 37 39 32 50 34 54 38
2Pt Conversions 3 2 2 3 1 2 2 2 5 5 5 1 2 2 3 2
2Pt Conversions Att. 8 7 3 8 2 5 3 2 5 6 6 3 2 5 3 4
Safeties 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0
Field Goals Made 25 22 20 25 27 19 23 25 33 17 31 32 24 26 21 21
Field Goals Attempted 31 22 23 26 30 28 31 28 36 23 35 37 27 33 23 26
% Successful 80.6 100.0 87.0 96.2 90.0 67.9 74.2 89.3 91.7 73.9 88.6 86.5 88.9 78.8 91.3 80.8

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AFC, NFC, AND NFL SUMMARY
AFC AFC AFC AFC NFC NFC NFC NFC
Offense Offense Defense Defense Offense Offense Defense Defense NFL NFL
Total Average Total Average Total Average Total Average Total Average
First Downs 5133 320.8 5224 326.5 5329 333.1 5238 327.4 10462 326.9
Rushing 1613 100.8 1618 101.1 1593 99.6 1588 99.3 3206 100.2
Passing 3048 190.5 3119 194.9 3228 201.8 3157 197.3 6276 196.1
Penalty 472 29.5 487 30.4 508 31.8 493 30.8 980 30.6
Rushes 6705 419.1 6772 423.3 6565 410.3 6498 406.1 13270 414.7
Net Yds. Gained 29590 1849.4 29871 1866.9 29007 1812.9 28726 1795.4 58597 1831.2
Avg. Gain — 4.4 — 4.4 — 4.4 — 4.4 — 4.4
Avg. Yds. per Game — 115.6 — 116.7 — 113.3 — 112.2 — 114.4
Passes Attempted 8775 548.4 8917 557.3 8896 556.0 8754 547.1 17671 552.2
Completed 5598 349.9 5693 355.8 5864 366.5 5769 360.6 11462 358.2
% Completed — 63.8 — 63.8 — 65.9 — 65.9 — 64.9
Total Yds. Gained 63787 3986.7 64779 4048.7 66480 4155.0 65488 4093.0 130267 4070.8
Times Sacked 608 38.0 606 37.9 673 42.1 675 42.2 1281 40.0
Yds. Lost 3991 249.4 4018 251.1 4539 283.7 4512 282.0 8530 266.6
Net Yds. Gained 59796 3737.3 60761 3797.6 61941 3871.3 60976 3811.0 121737 3804.3
Avg. Yds. per Game — 233.6 — 237.3 — 242.0 — 238.2 — 237.8
Net Yds. per Pass Play — 6.37 — 6.38 — 6.47 — 6.47 — 6.42
Yds. Gained per Comp. — 11.39 — 11.38 — 11.34 — 11.35 — 11.37
Combined Net
Yds. Gained 89386 5586.6 90632 5664.5 90948 5684.3 89702 5606.4 180334 5635.4
% Total Yds. Rushing — 33.1 — 33.0 — 31.9 — 32.0 — 32.5
% Total Yds. Passing — 66.9 — 67.0 — 68.1 — 68.0 — 67.5
Avg. Yds. per Game — 349.2 — 354.0 — 355.3 — 350.4 — 352.2
Ball Control Plays 16088 1005.5 16295 1018.4 16134 1008.4 15927 995.4 32222 1006.9
Avg. Yds. per Play — 5.6 — 5.6 — 5.6 — 5.6 — 5.6
Third Down Efficiency — 38.7 — 39.3 — 39.5 — 39.0 — 39.1

Interceptions 220 13.8 228 14.3 199 12.4 191 11.9 419 13.1
Yds. Returned 2757 172.3 2956 184.8 2799 174.9 2600 162.5 5556 173.6
Returned for TD 20 1.3 26 1.6 25 1.6 19 1.2 45 1.4
Punts 1152 72.0 1129 70.6 1062 66.4 1085 67.8 2214 69.2
Yds. Punted 51246 3202.9 50514 3157.1 48289 3018.1 49021 3063.8 99535 3110.5
Avg. Yds. per Punt — 44.5 — 44.7 — 45.5 — 45.2 — 45.0
Punt Returns 464 29.0 484 30.3 444 27.8 424 26.5 908 28.4
Yds. Returned 4362 272.6 4207 262.9 3328 208.0 3483 217.7 7690 240.3
Avg. Yds. per Return — 9.4 — 8.7 — 7.5 — 8.2 — 8.5
Returned for TD 7 0.4 5 0.3 0 0.0 2 0.1 7 0.2
Kickoff Returns 515 32.2 504 31.5 455 28.4 466 29.1 970 30.3
Yds. Returned 12007 750.4 11398 712.4 10226 639.1 10835 677.2 22233 694.8
Avg. Yds. per Return — 23.3 — 22.6 — 22.5 — 23.3 — 22.9
Returned for TD 4 0.3 2 0.1 1 0.1 3 0.2 5 0.2
Fumbles 308 19.3 316 19.8 334 20.9 326 20.4 642 20.1
Lost 139 8.7 137 8.6 138 8.6 140 8.8 277 8.7
Out of Bounds 31 1.9 27 1.7 32 2.0 36 2.3 63 2.0
Own Rec. for TD 1 0.1 1 0.1 1 0.1 1 0.1 2 0.1
Opp. Rec. 136 8.5 138 8.6 139 8.7 137 8.6 275 8.6
Opp. Rec. for TD 10 0.6 10 0.6 12 0.8 12 0.8 22 0.7
Penalties 1797 112.3 1783 111.4 1648 103.0 1662 103.9 3445 107.7
Yds. Penalized 15127 945.4 15093 943.3 14296 893.5 14330 895.6 29423 919.5
Total Points Scored 5903 368.9 5912 369.5 6049 378.1 6040 377.5 11952 373.5
Total TDs 680 42.5 673 42.1 691 43.2 698 43.6 1371 42.8
TDs Rushing 220 13.8 220 13.8 219 13.7 219 13.7 439 13.7
TDs Passing 411 25.7 414 25.9 436 27.3 433 27.1 847 26.5
TDs on Ret. and Rec. 49 3.1 39 2.4 36 2.3 46 2.9 85 2.7
Extra Point Kicks 582 36.4 581 36.3 582 36.4 583 36.4 1164 36.4
Extra Point Kicks Att. 623 38.9 613 38.3 612 38.3 622 38.9 1235 38.6
2Pt Conversions 24 1.5 24 1.5 42 2.6 42 2.6 66 2.1
2Pt Conversions Att. 54 3.4 58 3.6 76 4.8 72 4.5 130 4.1
Safeties 6 0.4 5 0.3 4 0.3 5 0.3 10 0.3
Field Goals Made 393 24.6 411 25.7 409 25.6 391 24.4 802 25.1
Field Goals Attempted 464 29.0 488 30.5 483 30.2 459 28.7 947 29.6
% Successful — 84.7 — 84.2 — 84.7 — 85.2 — 84.7

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CLUB LEADERS NFL CLUB RANKINGS BY YARDS
Offense Defense Offense Defense
Total Rush Pass Total Rush Pass
First Downs L.A. Rams 401 Chicago 278 Arizona 32 32 32 20 32 4
Rushing Baltimore 153 Chicago 67 Atlanta 6 27 4 28 25 27
Passing Tampa Bay 265 Buffalo 157 Baltimore 9 2 22 *1 4 5
Penalty Chicago 46 Tennessee 18 Buffalo 30 9 31 2 16 *1
Carolina 10 4 16 15 12 18
Rushes Baltimore 547 Philadelphia 332 Chicago 21 11 21 3 *1 7
Net Yds. Gained Seattle 2560 Chicago 1280 Cincinnati 26 21 24 32 29 32
Avg. Gain Carolina 5.1 Houston 3.4 Cleveland 13 14 14 30 28 25
Dallas 22 10 23 7 5 13
Passes Attempted Pittsburgh 689 Oakland 480 Denver 19 12 19 22 21 20
Completed Pittsburgh 459 Oakland 299 Detroit 24 23 20 10 10 8
Green Bay 12 22 9 18 22 12
% Completed New Orleans 73.4 Baltimore 58.4 Houston 15 8 17 12 3 28
Total Yds. Gained Tampa Bay 5358 Buffalo 3084 Indianapolis 7 20 6 11 8 16
Times Sacked Indianapolis 18 Kansas City & Jacksonville 27 19 26 5 19 2
Pittsburgh 52 Kansas City *1 16 3 31 27 31
L.A. Chargers 11 15 10 9 9 9
Yds. Lost New Orleans 132 Minnesota 361 L.A. Rams 2 3 5 19 23 14
Net Yds. Gained Tampa Bay 5125 Buffalo 2867 Miami 31 18 30 29 31 21
Net Yds. per Pass Play Kansas City 8.1 Chicago 5.3 Minnesota 20 30 13 4 15 3
Yds. Gained per Comp. Kansas City 13.3 Buffalo 9.9 New England 5 5 8 21 11 22
New Orleans 8 6 12 14 2 29
Combined Net Yds. Gained Kansas City 6810 Baltimore 4687 N.Y. Giants 17 24 11 24 20 23
% Total Yds. Rushing Seattle 45.3 New Orleans 23.0 N.Y. Jets 29 26 25 25 26 24
% Total Yds. Passing Pittsburgh 77.6 Arizona 56.8 Oakland 23 25 18 26 30 19
Philadelphia 14 28 7 23 7 30
Ball Control Plays Baltimore 1135 Detroit 942 Pittsburgh 4 31 2 6 6 10
Avg. Yds. per Play Kansas City 6.8 Chicago 4.8 San Francisco 16 13 15 13 14 11
Seattle 18 *1 27 16 13 17
Avg. Time of Poss. Baltimore 32:17 — Tampa Bay 3 29 *1 27 24 26
Third Down Efficiency Indianapolis 48.6 Minnesota 30.5 Tennessee 25 7 29 8 18 6
Washington 28 17 28 17 17 15
Interceptions — Chicago 27 T = Tied for position * = League Leader
Yds. Returned — Chicago 330
AFC TAKEAWAYS/GIVEAWAYS
Returned for TD — Chicago 5
Takeaways Giveaways Net
Punts Arizona 94 — Int Fum Total Int Fum Total Diff.
Yds. Punted Arizona 4568 — Houston 15 14 29 9 7 16 +13
New England 18 10 28 11 7 18 +10
Avg. Yds. per Punt Arizona 48.6 — Kansas City 15 12 27 12 6 18 +9
Punt Returns Houston 38 L.A. Rams & Cleveland 17 14 31 17 7 24 +7
Denver 17 11 28 15 6 21 +7
New Orleans 12 Miami 21 7 28 13 10 23 +5
Yds. Returned Chicago 411 New Orleans 60 Indianapolis 15 11 26 15 9 24 +2
Avg. Yds. per Return N.Y. Jets 13.0 Indianapolis 4.4 Cincinnati 12 6 18 13 4 17 +1
Returned for TD Baltimore & L.A. Chargers 13 7 20 12 7 19 +1
Jacksonville & Kansas City & Tennessee 11 6 17 12 6 18 -1
Baltimore 12 5 17 9 11 20 -3
L.A. Chargers & Miami & Buffalo 16 11 27 23 9 32 -5
N.Y. Jets & Oakland 1 — Oakland 14 3 17 10 14 24 -7
N.Y. Jets 13 7 20 19 11 30 -10
Kickoff Returns N.Y. Jets 46 Miami & Pittsburgh 8 7 15 17 9 26 -11
Washington 13 Jacksonville 11 6 17 13 16 29 -12
Yds. Returned N.Y. Jets 1238 Washington 295
Avg. Yds. per Return Tennessee 32.0 Jacksonville 17.8 Totals 228 137 365 220 139 359 +6
Returned for TD Miami & NFC TAKEAWAYS/GIVEAWAYS
New England & N.Y. Jets & Takeaways Giveaways Net
San Francisco & Tennessee 1 — Int Fum Total Int Fum Total Diff.
Seattle 12 14 26 7 4 11 +15
Total Points Scored Kansas City 565 Chicago 283 Chicago 27 9 36 14 10 24 +12
Total TDs Kansas City 71 Chicago 30 L.A. Rams 18 12 30 12 7 19 +11
TDs Rushing New Orleans 26 Chicago 5 New Orleans 12 12 24 7 9 16 +8
TDs Passing Kansas City 50 Minnesota 15 Washington 15 11 26 15 4 19 +7
TDs on Ret. and Rec. Chicago 6 Houston & Dallas 9 11 20 8 9 17 +3
N.Y. Giants 16 5 21 12 7 19 +2
New England 0 Atlanta 15 4 19 7 11 18 +1
Extra Point Kicks Kansas City 65 Chicago 22 Carolina 13 10 23 16 6 22 +1
2-Point Conversions L.A. Chargers 6 — Green Bay 7 8 15 4 11 15 0
Safeties Jacksonville & Minnesota 12 8 20 10 10 20 0
Detroit 7 7 14 12 7 19 -5
L.A. Rams & Pittsburgh 2 — Philadelphia 10 7 17 11 12 23 -6
Field Goals Made Houston 37 New Orleans 17 Arizona 7 9 16 18 10 28 -12
Field Goals Attempted Houston 42 Atlanta 22 Tampa Bay 9 8 17 26 9 35 -18
% Successful San Francisco 97.1 Detroit 67.9 San Francisco 2 5 7 20 12 32 -25
Totals 191 140 331 199 138 337 -6

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SCORING NFL TOP TEN SCORERS—KICKERS
POINTS XP XPA FG FGA PTS
AFC: 150 Ka’imi Fairbairn, Houston Fairbairn, Ka'imi, Hou. 39 41 37 42 150
NFC: 136 Wil Lutz, New Orleans Tucker, Justin, Bal. 36 37 35 39 141
Butker, Harrison, K.C. 65 69 24 27 137
TOUCHDOWNS Lutz, Wil, N.O. 52 53 28 30 136
NFC: 21 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams Gostkowski, Stephen, N.E. 49 50 27 32 130
AFC: 15 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh Myers, Jason, NYJ 30 33 33 36 129
Rosas, Aldrick, NY-G 31 32 32 33 127
EXTRA POINT KICKS Gould, Robbie, S.F. 27 29 33 34 126
AFC: 65 Harrison Butker, Kansas City Crosby, Mason, G.B. 34 36 30 37 124
NFC: 52 Wil Lutz, New Orleans Maher, Brett, Dal. 32 33 29 36 119

TWO-POINT EXTRA POINT PLAYS NFL TOP TEN SCORERS—NONKICKERS

NFC: 3 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS
3 Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Gurley, Todd, LA-R 21 17 4 0 3 132
AFC: 2 James Conner, Pittsburgh Kamara, Alvin, N.O. 18 14 4 0 3 114
2 Antonio Gates, L.A. Chargers * Barkley, Saquon, NY-G 15 11 4 0 1 92
2 Melvin Gordon, L.A. Chargers Brown, Antonio, Pit. 15 0 15 0 0 90
2 Duke Johnson, Cleveland Gordon, Melvin, LA-C 14 10 4 0 2 88
2 Marlon Mack, Indianapolis Ebron, Eric, Ind. 14 1 13 0 0 84
2 Chester Rogers, Indianapolis Hill, Tyreek, K.C. 14 1 12 1 0 84
Hunt, Kareem, K.C. 14 7 7 0 0 84
FIELD GOALS Conner, James, Pit. 13 12 1 0 2 82
AFC: 37 Ka’imi Fairbairn, Houston Adams, Davante, G.B. 13 0 13 0 1 80
NFC: 33 Robbie Gould, San Francisco
AFC—INDIVIDUAL SCORERS
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS KICKERS
AFC: 42 Ka’imi Fairbairn, Houston XP XPA FG FGA PTS
NFC: 37 Mason Crosby, Green Bay Fairbairn, Ka’imi, Hou. 39 41 37 42 150
Tucker, Justin, Bal. 36 37 35 39 141
LONGEST FIELD GOAL Butker, Harrison, K.C. 65 69 24 27 137
NFC: 63 Graham Gano, Carolina vs. N.Y. Giants, Gostkowski, Stephen, N.E. 49 50 27 32 130
October 7 Myers, Jason, NYJ 30 33 33 36 129
AFC: 59 * Mike Badgley, L.A. Chargers vs. Cincinnati, Vinatieri, Adam, Ind. 44 47 23 27 113
December 9 Succop, Ryan, Ten. 28 31 26 30 106
Bullock, Randy, Cin. 39 41 19 23 96
MOST POINTS, GAME McManus, Brandon, Den. 35 35 20 25 95
AFC: 24 Jason Myers, N.Y. Jets vs. Indianapolis, Hauschka, Stephen, Buf. 25 26 22 28 91
October 14 (7-7 FG, 3-3 PAT) * Sanders, Jason, Mia. 35 36 18 20 89
24 Derrick Henry, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville, Boswell, Chris, Pit. 43 48 13 20 82
December 6 (4 TD) * Joseph, Greg, Cle. 25 29 17 20 76
NFC: 22 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams vs. Arizona, Lambo, Josh, Jac. 19 20 19 21 76
September 16 (3 TD, 2 X2) * Carlson, Daniel, Min.-Oak. 24 24 17 21 75
* Badgley, Mike, LA-C 27 28 15 16 72
TEAM LEADERS, POINTS Sturgis, Caleb, LA-C 9 15 9 13 36
AFC: BALTIMORE, 141, Justin Tucker; BUFFALO, 91, * McCrane, Matt, Oak.-Ariz-Pit. 9 9 8 12 33
Stephen Hauschka; CINCINNATI, 96, Randy Bullock; Nugent, Mike, Oak. 4 5 6 6 22
CLEVELAND, 76, *Greg Joseph; DENVER, 95, Bran- Forbath, Kai, Jac. 3 3 4 5 15
don McManus; HOUSTON, 150, Ka'imi Fairbairn; * Player that was a rookie in 2018
INDIANAPOLIS, 113, Adam Vinatieri; JACK-
SONVILLE, 76, Josh Lambo; KANSAS CITY, 137, NONKICKERS
Harrison Butker; LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 88, TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS
Melvin Gordon; MIAMI, 89, *Jason Sanders; NEW Brown, Antonio, Pit. 15 0 15 0 0 90
ENGLAND, 130, Stephen Gostkowski; N.Y. JETS, Gordon, Melvin, LA-C 14 10 4 0 2 88
129, Jason Myers; OAKLAND, 66, *Daniel Carlson; Ebron, Eric, Ind. 14 1 13 0 0 84
PITTSBURGH, 90, Antonio Brown; TENNESSEE, Hill, Tyreek, K.C. 14 1 12 1 0 84
106, Ryan Succop Hunt, Kareem, K.C. 14 7 7 0 0 84
Conner, James, Pit. 13 12 1 0 2 82
NFC: ARIZONA, 62, David Johnson; ATLANTA, 93, Matt Henry, Derrick, Ten. 12 12 0 0 0 72
Bryant; CAROLINA, 78, Christian McCaffrey; CHICA- White, James, N.E. 12 5 7 0 0 72
GO, 111, Cody Parkey; DALLAS, 119, Brett Maher; Williams, Mike, LA-C 11 1 10 0 1 68
DETROIT, 114, Matt Prater; GREEN BAY, 124, Mason Hopkins, DeAndre, Hou. 11 0 11 0 0 66
Crosby; LOS ANGELES RAMS, 132, Todd Gurley; Mack, Marlon, Ind. 10 9 1 0 2 64
MINNESOTA, 93, Dan Bailey; NEW ORLEANS, 136, * Chubb, Nick, Cle. 10 8 2 0 0 60
Wil Lutz; N.Y. GIANTS, 127, Aldrick Rosas; Kelce, Travis, K.C. 10 0 10 0 0 60
PHILADELPHIA, 111, Jake Elliott; SAN FRANCISCO, * Lindsay, Phillip, Den. 10 9 1 0 0 60
126, Robbie Gould; SEATTLE, 114, Sebastian Drake, Kenyan, Mia. 9 4 5 0 0 54
Janikowski; TAMPA BAY, 56, Chandler Catanzaro; Mixon, Joe, Cin. 9 8 1 0 0 54
WASHINGTON, 103, Dustin Hopkins * Allen, Josh, Buf. 8 8 0 0 0 48
Collins, Alex, Bal. 8 7 1 0 0 48
TEAM CHAMPION Jones, Zay, Buf. 7 0 7 0 1 44
AFC: 565 Kansas City Smith-Schuster, JuJu, Pit. 7 0 7 0 1 44
NFC: 527 L.A. Rams Boyd, Tyler, Cin. 7 0 7 0 0 42
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TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS
Allen, Keenan, LA-C 6 0 6 0 1 38 Brady, Tom, N.E. 2 2 0 0 0 12
Stills, Kenny, Mia. 6 0 6 0 1 38 Croom, Jason, Buf. 2 0 1 1 0 12
Anderson, Robby, NYJ 6 0 6 0 0 36 Dixon, Kenneth, Bal. 2 2 0 0 0 12
Cook, Jared, Oak. 6 0 6 0 0 36 Doyle, Jack, Ind. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Crowell, Isaiah, NYJ 6 6 0 0 0 36 Driskel, Jeff, Cin. 2 2 0 0 0 12
Edelman, Julian, N.E. 6 0 6 0 0 36 * Hamilton, DaeSean, Den. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Ekeler, Austin, LA-C 6 3 3 0 0 36 Heuerman, Jeff, Den. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Fournette, Leonard, Jac. 6 5 1 0 0 36 * Jackson, Justin, LA-C 2 2 0 0 0 12
Green, A.J., Cin. 6 0 6 0 0 36 James, Jesse, Pit. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Hilton, T.Y., Ind. 6 0 6 0 0 36 Keenum, Case, Den. 2 2 0 0 0 12
* Michel, Sony, N.E. 6 6 0 0 0 36 King, Desmond, LA-C 2 0 0 2 0 12
Miller, Lamar, Hou. 6 5 1 0 0 36 LaFell, Brandon, Oak. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Westbrook, Dede, Jac. 6 0 5 1 0 36 Lewis, Dion, Ten. 2 1 1 0 0 12
Williams, Damien, K.C. 6 4 2 0 0 36 Mariota, Marcus, Ten. 2 2 0 0 0 12
* Callaway, Antonio, Cle. 5 0 5 0 1 32 McKenzie, Isaiah, Buf. 2 2 0 0 0 12
Allen, Javorius, Bal. 5 3 2 0 0 30 Pascal, Zach, Ind. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Brown, John, Bal. 5 0 5 0 0 30 Perriman, Breshad, Cle. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Conley, Chris, K.C. 5 0 5 0 0 30 Pryor, Terrelle, NYJ 2 0 2 0 0 12
* Freeman, Royce, Den. 5 5 0 0 0 30 Roberts, Seth, Oak. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Hyde, Carlos, Cle. 5 5 0 0 0 30 Sharpe, Tajae, Ten. 2 0 2 0 0 12
* Jackson, Lamar, Bal. 5 5 0 0 0 30 Stocker, Luke, Ten. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Landry, Jarvis, Cle. 5 1 4 0 0 30 Van Noy, Kyle, N.E. 2 0 0 2 0 12
Patterson, Cordarrelle, N.E. 5 1 3 1 0 30 Ware, Spencer, K.C. 2 2 0 0 0 12
Sanders, Emmanuel, Den. 5 1 4 0 0 30 Young, Tavon, Bal. 2 0 0 2 0 12
Thomas, Demaryius, Den.-Hou. 5 0 5 0 0 30 Core, Cody, Cin. 1 0 1 0 1 8
Watson, Deshaun, Hou. 5 5 0 0 0 30 Amendola, Danny, Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Williams, Tyrell, LA-C 5 0 5 0 0 30 * Ateman, Marcell, Oak. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Yeldon, T.J., Jac. 5 1 4 0 0 30 Bailey, Allen, K.C. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Davis, Corey, Ten. 4 0 4 0 0 24 * Baker, Jerome, Mia. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Develin, James, N.E. 4 4 0 0 0 24 * Ballage, Kalen, Mia. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Fuller, Will, Hou. 4 0 4 0 0 24 * Bates, Jessie, Cin. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Gordon, Josh, Cle.-N.E. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Benjamin, Kelvin, Buf. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Grant, Jakeem, Mia. 4 0 2 2 0 24 Benjamin, Travis, LA-C 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Herndon, Chris, NYJ 4 0 4 0 0 24 Booker, Devontae, Den. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Higgins, Rashard, Cle. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Bortles, Blake, Jac. 1 1 0 0 0 6
* Hines, Nyheim, Ind. 4 2 2 0 0 24 Brown, Jayon, Ten. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Martin, Doug, Oak. 4 4 0 0 0 24 Burkhead, Rex, N.E. 1 0 1 0 0 6
McDonald, Vance, Pit. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Butler, Brice, Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6
McGuire, Elijah, NYJ 4 3 1 0 0 24 Butler, Malcolm, Ten. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Njoku, David, Cle. 4 0 4 0 0 24 * Cannon, Trenton, NYJ 1 1 0 0 0 6
Robinson, Demarcus, K.C. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Carr, Derek, Oak. 1 1 0 0 0 6
* Sutton, Courtland, Den. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Carrier, Derek, Oak. 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Thomas, Jordan, Hou. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Carroo, Leonte, Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Wilson, Albert, Mia. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Claiborne, Morris, NYJ 1 0 0 1 0 6
Johnson, Duke, Cle. 3 0 3 0 2 22 Clowney, Jadeveon, Hou. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Nelson, Jordy, Oak. 3 0 3 0 1 20 Cole, Keelan, Jac. 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Andrews, Mark, Bal. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Conley, Gareon, Oak. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Bernard, Giovani, Cin. 3 3 0 0 0 18 * Coutee, Keke, Hou. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Bolden, Brandon, Mia. 3 2 1 0 0 18 * Cruikshank, Dane, Ten. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Crabtree, Michael, Bal. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Cunningham, Zach, Hou. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Dorsett, Phillip, N.E. 3 0 3 0 0 18 * Darnold, Sam, NYJ 1 1 0 0 0 6
Fells, Darren, Cle. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Davis, Todd, Den. 1 0 0 1 0 6
* Foster, Robert, Buf. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Dawkins, Dion, Buf. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Gronkowski, Rob, N.E. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Derby, A.J., Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Harris, Demetrius, K.C. 3 0 3 0 0 18 DeValve, Seth, Cle. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Hogan, Chris, N.E. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Dupree, Bud, Pit. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Inman, Dontrelle, Ind. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Eifert, Tyler, Cin. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Lynch, Marshawn, Oak. 3 3 0 0 0 18 Ellington, Bruce, Hou. 1 0 1 0 0 6
McCoy, LeSean, Buf. 3 3 0 0 0 18 Emanuel, Kyle, LA-C 1 0 0 1 0 6
Moncrief, Donte, Jac. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Enunwa, Quincy, NYJ 1 0 1 0 0 6
Roberts, Andre, NYJ 3 0 1 2 0 18 Fejedelem, Clayton, Cin. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Roethlisberger, Ben, Pit. 3 3 0 0 0 18 Firkser, Anthony, Ten. 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Samuels, Jaylen, Pit. 3 0 3 0 0 18 * Fitzpatrick, Minkah, Mia. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Smith, Jonnu, Ten. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Foreman, D'Onta, Hou. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Smith, Lee, Oak. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Fort, L.J., Pit. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Swoope, Erik, Ind. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Gore, Frank, Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Uzomah, C.J., Cin. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Grant, Ryan, Ind. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Watkins, Sammy, K.C. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Green, Virgil, LA-C 1 0 1 0 0 6
Gates, Antonio, LA-C 2 0 2 0 2 16 Harris, Chris, Den. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Rogers, Chester, Ind. 2 0 2 0 2 16 Harris, Dwayne, Oak. 1 0 0 1 0 6
* Edwards, Gus, Bal. 2 2 0 0 1 14 Hewitt, Ryan, Ind. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Mahomes, Patrick, K.C. 2 2 0 0 1 14 * Hubbard, Sam, Cin. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Alie-Cox, Mo, Ind. 2 0 2 0 0 12 * Hurst, Hayden, Bal. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Blue, Alfred, Hou. 2 2 0 0 0 12 Ivory, Chris, Buf. 1 1 0 0 0 6

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TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS NFC—INDIVIDUAL SCORERS
Jack, Myles, Jac. 1 0 0 1 0 6 KICKERS
Janovich, Andy, Den. 1 0 1 0 0 6 XP XPA FG FGA PTS
Jennings, Darius, Ten. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Lutz, Wil, N.O. 52 53 28 30 136
Johnson, Marcus, Ind. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Rosas, Aldrick, NY-G 31 32 32 33 127
Johnson, Michael, Cin. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Gould, Robbie, S.F. 27 29 33 34 126
Johnson, Trumaine, NYJ 1 0 0 1 0 6 Crosby, Mason, G.B. 34 36 30 37 124
Jones, Chris, K.C. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Maher, Brett, Dal. 32 33 29 36 119
Jones, Cyrus, Bal. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Zuerlein, Greg, LA-R 35 36 27 31 116
Jones, Reshad, Mia. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Janikowski, Sebastian, Sea. 48 51 22 27 114
Joseph, Johnathan, Hou. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Prater, Matt, Det. 30 30 28 32 114
Kearse, Jermaine, NYJ 1 0 1 0 0 6 Elliott, Jake, Phi. 33 35 26 31 111
LaCosse, Matt, Den. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Parkey, Cody, Chi. 42 45 23 30 111
Lee, Darron, NYJ 1 0 0 1 0 6 Hopkins, Dustin, Was. 25 26 26 29 103
Leggett, Jordan, NYJ 1 0 1 0 0 6 Bailey, Dan, Min. 30 31 21 28 93
Lengel, Matt, Cin. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Bryant, Matt, Atl. 33 35 20 21 93
McCourty, Devin, N.E. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Catanzaro, Chandler, T.B.-Car. 30 35 16 20 78
Moore, Chris, Bal. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Gano, Graham, Car. 30 33 14 16 72
O'Leary, Nick, Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Santos, Cairo, LA-R-T.B. 22 23 14 18 64
Parker, DeVante, Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Gonzalez, Zane, Cle.-Ariz 8 11 9 14 35
Parker, Ron, K.C. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Dawson, Phil, Ariz 15 15 5 8 30
Patrick, Tim, Den. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Tavecchio, Giorgio, Atl. 8 8 5 5 23
Peterman, Nathan, Buf. 1 1 0 0 0 6 Ficken, Sam, LA-R 10 10 1 3 13
Powell, Bilal, NYJ 1 0 1 0 0 6 Hekker, Johnny, LA-R 1 1 1 1 4
Pruitt, MyCole, Ten. 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Reid, Justin, Hou. 1 0 0 1 0 6 NONKICKERS
Richard, Jalen, Oak. 1 1 0 0 0 6 TD TDR TDP TDM X2G PTS
Ridley, Stevan, Pit. 1 1 0 0 0 6 Gurley, Todd, LA-R 21 17 4 0 3 132
Seferian-Jenkins, Austin, Jac.1 0 1 0 0 6 Kamara, Alvin, N.O. 18 14 4 0 3 114
Sherman, Anthony, K.C. 1 0 1 0 0 6 * Barkley, Saquon, NY-G 15 11 4 0 1 92
Smith, Telvin, Jac. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Adams, Davante, G.B. 13 0 13 0 1 80
* Smith, Vyncint, Hou. 1 0 1 0 0 6 McCaffrey, Christian, Car. 13 7 6 0 0 78
Snead, Willie, Bal. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Johnson, David, Ariz 10 7 3 0 1 62
Sorensen, Daniel, K.C. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Lockett, Tyler, Sea. 10 0 10 0 1 62
Suggs, Terrell, Bal. 1 0 0 1 0 6 * Ridley, Calvin, Atl. 10 0 10 0 0 60
Switzer, Ryan, Pit. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Diggs, Stefon, Min. 9 0 9 0 1 56
Tannehill, Ryan, Mia. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Thielen, Adam, Min. 9 0 9 0 1 56
Taylor, Taywan, Ten. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Carson, Chris, Sea. 9 9 0 0 0 54
Taylor, Tyrod, Cle. 1 1 0 0 0 6 Coleman, Tevin, Atl. 9 4 5 0 0 54
Thomas, De'Anthony, K.C. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Elliott, Ezekiel, Dal. 9 6 3 0 0 54
Villanueva, Alejandro, Pit. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Evans, Mike, T.B. 9 0 8 1 0 54
* Washington, James, Pit. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Howard, Jordan, Chi. 9 9 0 0 0 54
West, Charcandrick, K.C. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Jones, Aaron, G.B. 9 8 1 0 0 54
* Wilkins, Jordan, Ind. 1 1 0 0 0 6 Thomas, Michael, N.O. 9 0 9 0 0 54
* Williams, Darrel, K.C. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Cohen, Tarik, Chi. 8 3 5 0 0 48
Williams, Maxx, Bal. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Ertz, Zach, Phi. 8 0 8 0 0 48
Williams, Shawn, Cin. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Jones, Julio, Atl. 8 0 8 0 0 48
Williams, Vince, Pit. 1 0 0 1 0 6 Peterson, Adrian, Was. 8 7 1 0 0 48
Burns, Artie, Pit. 0 0 0 0 0 ^2 Godwin, Chris, T.B. 7 0 7 0 1 44
Coley, Trevon, Cle. 0 0 0 0 0 ^2 Cooper, Amari, Oak.-Dal. 7 0 7 0 0 42
Dareus, Marcell, Jac. 0 0 0 0 0 ^2 Ingram, Mark, N.O. 7 6 1 0 0 42
Hayward, Casey, LA-C 0 0 0 0 0 2 * Miller, Anthony, Chi. 7 0 7 0 0 42
* Jacobs, Leon, Jac. 0 0 0 0 0 ^2 Samuel, Curtis, Car. 7 2 5 0 0 42
* Mayfield, Baker, Cle. 0 0 0 0 1 2 Woods, Robert, LA-R 7 1 6 0 0 42
Rogers, Eli, Pit. 0 0 0 0 1 2 Burton, Trey, Chi. 6 0 6 0 1 38
Fitzgerald, Larry, Ariz 6 0 6 0 1 38
^ Safety Murray, Latavius, Min. 6 6 0 0 1 38
Team safety credited to Buffalo and Pittsburgh Prescott, Dak, Dal. 6 6 0 0 1 38
# Scored kicking extra point Barber, Peyton, T.B. 6 5 1 0 0 36
* Player that was a rookie in 2018 Beckham, Odell, NY-G 6 0 6 0 0 36
Brate, Cameron, T.B. 6 0 6 0 0 36
Cooks, Brandin, LA-R 6 1 5 0 0 36
Jeffery, Alshon, Phi. 6 0 6 0 0 36
Kupp, Cooper, LA-R 6 0 6 0 0 36
Kittle, George, S.F. 5 0 5 0 1 32
Smallwood, Wendell, Phi. 5 3 2 0 1 32
Baldwin, Doug, Sea. 5 0 5 0 0 30
Blount, LeGarrette, Det. 5 5 0 0 0 30
Breida, Matt, S.F. 5 3 2 0 0 30
Brown, Jaron, Sea. 5 0 5 0 0 30
Davis, Mike, Sea. 5 4 1 0 0 30
Golladay, Kenny, Det. 5 0 5 0 0 30
Howard, O.J., T.B. 5 0 5 0 0 30
Humphries, Adam, T.B. 5 0 5 0 0 30
Jackson, DeSean, T.B. 5 1 4 0 0 30
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TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS
Moore, David, Sea. 5 0 5 0 0 30 Reed, Jordan, Was. 2 0 2 0 0 12
* Pettis, Dante, S.F. 5 0 5 0 0 30 Richardson, Paul, Was. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Reynolds, Josh, LA-R 5 0 5 0 0 30 Shepard, Russell, NY-G 2 0 2 0 0 12
Robinson, Aldrick, Min. 5 0 5 0 0 30 * Thomas, Ian, Car. 2 0 2 0 0 12
* Smith, Tre'Quan, N.O. 5 0 5 0 0 30 * Valdes-Scantling, Marquez, G.B. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Hooper, Austin, Atl. 4 0 4 0 1 26 Watson, Benjamin, N.O. 2 0 2 0 0 12
Sanu, Mohamed, Atl. 4 0 4 0 1 26 Bellamy, Josh, Chi. 1 0 1 0 1 8
Shepard, Sterling, NY-G 4 0 4 0 1 26 Brown, Malcolm, LA-R 1 0 1 0 1 8
Tate, Golden, Det.-Phi. 4 0 4 0 1 26 Ellison, Rhett, NY-G 1 0 1 0 1 8
Agholor, Nelson, Phi. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Floyd, Michael, Was. 1 0 1 0 1 8
Bibbs, Kapri, Was. 4 3 1 0 0 24 Littleton, Cory, LA-R 1 0 0 1 0 ^8
Bourne, Kendrick, S.F. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Shaheen, Adam, Chi. 1 0 1 0 1 8
Brees, Drew, N.O. 4 4 0 0 0 24 Taylor, Trent, S.F. 1 0 1 0 1 8
Cook, Dalvin, Min. 4 2 2 0 0 24 Wright, Jarius, Car. 1 0 1 0 1 8
Funchess, Devin, Car. 4 0 4 0 0 24 * Allen, Kyle, Car. 1 1 0 0 0 6
* Goedert, Dallas, Phi. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Amukamara, Prince, Chi. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Goodwin, Marquise, S.F. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Arnold, Dan, N.O. 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Johnson, Kerryon, Det. 4 3 1 0 0 24 Artis-Payne, Cameron, Car. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Newton, Cam, Car. 4 4 0 0 0 24 Baker, Budda, Ariz 1 0 0 1 0 6
Olsen, Greg, Car. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Beasley, Vic, Atl. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Robinson, Allen, Chi. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Beathard, C.J., S.F. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Rudolph, Kyle, Min. 4 0 4 0 0 24 Breeland, Bashaud, G.B. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Ryan, Matt, Atl. 4 3 1 0 0 24 Bynes, Josh, Ariz 1 0 0 1 0 6
* Smith, Ito, Atl. 4 4 0 0 0 24 Coleman, Justin, Sea. 1 0 0 1 0 6
* Adams, Josh, Phi. 3 3 0 0 1 20 Countess, Blake, LA-R 1 0 0 1 0 6
Ajayi, Jay, Phi. 3 3 0 0 1 20 Cousins, Kirk, Min. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Engram, Evan, NY-G 3 0 3 0 1 20 Decker, Taylor, Det. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Everett, Gerald, LA-R 3 0 3 0 1 20 Diggs, Quandre, Det. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Williams, Jamaal, G.B. 3 3 0 0 1 20 Evans, Justin, T.B. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Anderson, C.J., Car.-LA-R 3 2 1 0 0 18 Exum, Antone, S.F. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Beasley, Cole, Dal. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Floyd, Leonard, Chi. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Dickson, Ed, Sea. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Fowler, Bennie, NY-G 1 0 1 0 0 6
Jackson, Eddie, Chi. 3 0 0 3 0 18 Gallman, Wayne, NY-G 1 1 0 0 0 6
Jarwin, Blake, Dal. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Garcon, Pierre, S.F. 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Kirk, Christian, Ariz 3 0 3 0 0 18 * Gardeck, Dennis, Ariz 1 0 0 1 0 6
Roberts, Michael, Det. 3 0 3 0 0 18 Hall, Marvin, Atl. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Sproles, Darren, Phi. 3 1 2 0 0 18 Hicks, Akiem, Chi. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Trubisky, Mitchell, Chi. 3 3 0 0 0 18 Hill, Josh, N.O. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Vannett, Nick, Sea. 3 0 3 0 0 18 * Hughes, Mike, Min. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Zenner, Zach, Det. 3 3 0 0 0 18 Hunter, Danielle, Min. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Clement, Corey, Phi. 2 2 0 0 1 14 * Jackson, Josh, G.B. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Davis, Vernon, Was. 2 0 2 0 1 14 Johnson, Josh, Was. 1 1 0 0 0 6
* Gallup, Michael, Dal. 2 0 2 0 1 14 Jones, Andy, Det. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Ginn, Ted, N.O. 2 0 2 0 1 14 Jones, Colin, Car. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Rodgers, Aaron, G.B. 2 2 0 0 1 14 Jones, Deion, Atl. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Smith, Torrey, Car. 2 0 2 0 1 14 * Jones, Ronald, T.B. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Allison, Geronimo, G.B. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Joseph, Linval, Min. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Armah, Alex, Car. 2 2 0 0 0 12 Juszczyk, Kyle, S.F. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Austin, Tavon, Dal. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Kendricks, Lance, G.B. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Carr, Austin, N.O. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Kumerow, Jake, G.B. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Celek, Garrett, S.F. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Latimer, Cody, NY-G 1 0 1 0 0 6
Cobb, Randall, G.B. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Lewis, Tommylee, N.O. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Crowder, Jamison, Was. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Mack, Khalil, Chi. 1 0 0 1 0 6
* Dissly, Will, Sea. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Manhertz, Chris, Car. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Doctson, Josh, Was. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Manning, Eli, NY-G 1 1 0 0 0 6
Ebukam, Samson, LA-R 2 0 0 2 0 12 Marshall, Brandon, Sea. 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Edmonds, Chase, Ariz 2 2 0 0 0 12 Meredith, Cameron, N.O. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Fitzpatrick, Ryan, T.B. 2 2 0 0 0 12 Mizzell, Taquan, Chi. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Gabriel, Taylor, Chi. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Montgomery, Ty, G.B. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Goff, Jared, LA-R 2 2 0 0 0 12 Mostert, Raheem, S.F. 1 1 0 0 0 6
Graham, Jimmy, G.B. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Paulsen, Logan, Atl. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Hardy, Justin, Atl. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Peters, Marcus, LA-R 1 0 0 1 0 6
Higbee, Tyler, LA-R 2 0 2 0 0 12 * Quinn, Trey, Was. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Hill, Taysom, N.O. 2 2 0 0 0 12 Riley, Curtis, NY-G 1 0 0 1 0 6
Hurns, Allen, Dal. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Rodgers, Jacquizz, T.B. 1 1 0 0 0 6
* James, Richie, S.F. 2 0 1 1 0 12 Seals-Jones, Ricky, Ariz 1 0 1 0 0 6
Jones, T.J., Det. 2 0 2 0 0 12 * Sherfield, Trent, Ariz 1 0 1 0 0 6
* Kirkwood, Keith, N.O. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Simonson, Scott, NY-G 1 0 1 0 0 6
Line, Zach, N.O. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Slay, Darius, Det. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Matthews, Jordan, Phi. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Smith, Alex, Was. 1 1 0 0 0 6
* Moore, D.J., Car. 2 0 2 0 0 12 Smith, Jaylon, Dal. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Morris, Alfred, S.F. 2 2 0 0 0 12 Smith, Preston, Was. 1 0 0 1 0 6
Ogletree, Alec, NY-G 2 0 0 2 0 12 Smith, Rod, Dal. 1 1 0 0 0 6
* Penny, Rashaad, Sea. 2 2 0 0 0 12 Sowell, Bradley, Chi. 1 0 1 0 0 6

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TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS TD TDR TDP TDM 2-PT. PTS
Sprinkle, Jeremy, Was. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Barron, Mark, LA-R 0 0 0 0 0 ^2
Swaim, Geoff, Dal. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Goldman, Eddie, Chi. 0 0 0 0 0 ^2
Thompson, Chris, Was. 1 0 1 0 0 6 * Jackson, Donte, Car. 0 0 0 0 0 2
Toilolo, Levine, Det. 1 0 1 0 0 6 Kwiatkoski, Nick, Chi. 0 0 0 0 1 2
Tonyan, Robert, G.B. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Treadwell, Laquon, Min. 1 0 1 0 0 6
Wagner, Bobby, Sea. 1 0 0 1 0 6 ^ Safety
Williams, Chad, Ariz 1 0 1 0 0 6 Team safety credited to San Francisco
Williams, P.J., N.O. 1 0 0 1 0 6 # Scored kicking extra point
Winston, Jameis, T.B. 1 1 0 0 0 6 * Player that was a rookie in 2018
Hekker, Johnny, LA-R 0 0 0 0 0 #4

AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—SCORING

TD TDR TDP TDM XKG XKAtt X2G X2Att FG FGA SAF POINTS
Kansas City 71 16 50 5 65 69 1 2 24 27 0 565
New England 51 18 29 4 49 50 0 1 27 32 0 436
Indianapolis 52 13 39 0 44 47 4 5 23 27 0 433
L.A. Chargers 51 16 32 3 36 43 6 8 24 29 0 428
Pittsburgh 54 16 35 3 44 49 4 5 16 23 2 428
Houston 42 12 26 4 39 41 0 1 37 42 0 402
Baltimore 41 19 18 4 36 37 1 4 35 39 0 389
Cincinnati 45 13 27 5 39 41 1 4 19 23 0 368
Cleveland 44 15 29 0 28 34 4 10 19 25 1 359
N.Y. Jets 34 11 18 5 30 33 0 1 33 36 0 333
Denver 39 18 19 2 35 35 0 4 20 25 0 329
Miami 38 7 26 5 35 36 1 1 18 20 0 319
Tennessee 34 15 16 3 28 31 0 1 26 30 0 310
Oakland 30 9 19 2 27 28 1 2 27 32 0 290
Buffalo 29 15 13 1 25 26 1 3 22 28 1 269
Jacksonville 25 7 15 3 22 23 0 2 23 26 2 245

AFC Total 680 220 411 49 582 623 24 54 393 464 6 5903

AFC Average 42.5 13.8 25.7 3.1 36.4 38.9 1.5 3.4 24.6 29.0 0.4 368.9

NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—SCORING

TD TDR TDP TDM XKG XKAtt X2G X2Att FG FGA SAF POINTS
L.A. Rams 60 23 32 5 51 53 5 7 34 41 2 527
New Orleans 60 26 33 1 52 53 4 6 28 30 0 504
Seattle 52 15 35 2 48 51 1 1 22 27 0 428
Chicago 50 16 28 6 42 45 4 5 23 30 1 421
Atlanta 49 11 36 2 41 43 2 6 25 26 0 414
Tampa Bay 49 11 36 2 40 44 1 5 20 27 0 396
Carolina 46 17 28 1 37 41 2 5 19 21 0 376
Green Bay 41 14 25 2 34 36 3 4 30 37 0 376
N.Y. Giants 39 13 23 3 31 32 4 7 32 33 0 369
Philadelphia 41 12 29 0 33 35 5 6 26 31 0 367
Minnesota 42 9 30 3 36 37 3 5 22 32 0 360
San Francisco 35 7 26 2 27 29 2 6 33 34 1 342
Dallas 36 13 22 1 32 33 2 2 29 36 0 339
Detroit 35 11 22 2 30 30 0 5 28 32 0 324
Washington 29 12 16 1 25 26 2 3 26 29 0 281
Arizona 27 9 15 3 23 24 2 3 12 17 0 225

NFC Total 691 219 436 36 582 612 42 76 409 483 4 6049

NFC Average 43.2 13.7 27.3 2.3 36.4 38.3 2.6 4.8 25.6 30.2 0.3 378.1

NFL Total 1371 439 847 85 1164 1235 66 130 802 947 10 11952

NFL Average 42.8 13.7 26.5 2.7 36.4 38.6 2.1 4.1 25.1 29.6 0.3 373.5

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FIELD GOALS AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—FIELD GOALS
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
NFC: .971 Robbie Gould, San Francisco FG FGA Pct Long
AFC: .941 * Daniel Carlson, Oakland N.Y. Jets 33 36 .917 56
Miami 18 20 .900 50
FIELD GOALS Baltimore 35 39 .897 56
AFC: 37 Ka’imi Fairbairn, Houston Kansas City 24 27 .889 54
NFC: 33 Robbie Gould, San Francisco Jacksonville 23 26 .885 57
Houston 37 42 .881 54
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS Tennessee 26 30 .867 54
AFC: 42 Ka’imi Fairbairn, Houston Indianapolis 23 27 .852 54
NFC: 37 Mason Crosby, Green Bay New England 27 32 .844 52
Oakland 27 32 .844 52
FIELD GOALS, GAME L.A. Chargers 24 29 .828 59
AFC: 7 Jason Myers, N.Y. Jets vs. Indianapolis, Cincinnati 19 23 .826 51
October 14 (7 attempts) Denver 20 25 .800 53
NFC: 5 Mason Crosby, Green Bay vs. Minnesota, Buffalo 22 28 .786 54
September 16 (6 attempts) - (OT) Cleveland 19 25 .760 51
Pittsburgh 16 23 .696 50
LONGEST FIELD GOAL
NFC: 63 Graham Gano, Carolina vs. N.Y. Giants, AFC Total 393 464 — 59
October 7
AFC: 59 * Mike Badgley, L.A. Chargers vs. Cincinnati, AFC Average 24.6 29.0 .847 —
December 9

AVERAGE YARDS MADE NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—FIELD GOALS

AFC: 40.8 * Daniel Carlson, Oakland
NFC: 40.4 Graham Gano, Carolina FG FGA Pct Long
San Francisco 33 34 .971 53
N.Y. Giants 32 33 .970 57
Atlanta 25 26 .962 57
New Orleans 28 30 .933 54
Carolina 19 21 .905 63
Washington 26 29 .897 56
Detroit 28 32 .875 54
Philadelphia 26 31 .839 56
L.A. Rams 34 41 .829 56
Seattle 22 27 .815 56
Green Bay 30 37 .811 53
Dallas 29 36 .806 62
Chicago 23 30 .767 50
Tampa Bay 20 27 .741 59
Arizona 12 17 .706 55
Minnesota 22 32 .688 52

NFC Total 409 483 — 63

NFC Average 25.6 30.2 .847 —

League Total 802 947 — 63

League Average 25.1 29.6 .847 —

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AFC—INDIVIDUAL FIELD GOALS

Avg Avg Avg

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50 or Yds Yds Yds
Yards Yards Yards Yards Longer Totals Att Made Miss Long

* Badgley, Mike, LA-C 0-0 4-4 5-5 5-5 1-2 15-16 37.9 37.0 52.0 59
— 1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 .938
Myers, Jason, NYJ 0-0 4-4 13-14 10-11 6-7 33-36 40.5 40.4 41.7 56
— 1.000 .929 .909 .857 .917
Lambo, Josh, Jac. 0-0 4-4 8-8 3-4 4-5 19-21 39.8 39.0 47.0 57
— 1.000 1.000 .750 .800 .905
* Sanders, Jason, Mia. 0-0 7-7 3-3 7-9 1-1 18-20 37.0 35.9 46.5 50
— 1.000 1.000 .778 1.000 .900
Tucker, Justin, Bal. 0-0 12-12 9-9 9-11 5-7 35-39 38.4 36.8 52.3 56
— 1.000 1.000 .818 .714 .897
Butker, Harrison, K.C. 0-0 9-9 7-7 6-7 2-4 24-27 36.3 34.7 49.0 54
— 1.000 1.000 .857 .500 .889
Fairbairn, Ka’imi, Hou. 1-1 9-9 11-11 12-15 4-6 37-42 38.4 36.8 50.0 54
1.000 1.000 1.000 .800 .667 .881
Succop, Ryan, Ten. 0-0 5-6 13-13 5-7 3-4 26-30 37.2 36.2 43.8 54
— .833 1.000 .714 .750 .867
Vinatieri, Adam, Ind. 0-0 8-8 6-7 5-6 4-6 23-27 37.7 35.9 48.3 54
— 1.000 .857 .833 .667 .852
* Joseph, Greg, Cle. 0-0 4-4 7-7 5-7 1-2 17-20 38.2 36.5 47.3 51
— 1.000 1.000 .714 .500 .850
Gostkowski, Stephen, N.E. 0-0 11-11 10-10 4-6 2-5 27-32 36.2 33.7 49.2 52
— 1.000 1.000 .667 .400 .844
Bullock, Randy, Cin. 0-0 4-4 7-8 6-6 2-5 19-23 39.4 37.4 49.0 51
— 1.000 .875 1.000 .400 .826
* Carlson, Daniel, Min.-Oak. 0-0 2-2 3-4 9-12 3-3 17-21 41.8 41.2 44.3 50
— 1.000 .750 .750 1.000 .810
McManus, Brandon, Den. 0-0 5-5 6-6 7-7 2-7 20-25 41.1 37.6 55.2 53
— 1.000 1.000 1.000 .286 .800
Hauschka, Stephen, Buf. 0-0 3-3 8-8 7-10 4-7 22-28 40.7 38.4 49.2 54
— 1.000 1.000 .700 .571 .786
Boswell, Chris, Pit. 0-0 3-3 4-6 5-10 1-1 13-20 39.5 37.9 42.4 50
— 1.000 .667 .500 1.000 .650
(Nonqualifiers)
Sturgis, Caleb, LA-C 0-0 4-4 2-2 3-6 0-1 9-13 38.4 34.1 48.0 49
— 1.000 1.000 .500 .000 .692
* McCrane, Matt, Oak.-Pit. 0-0 3-3 2-2 3-5 0-2 8-12 41.0 36.3 50.5 47
— 1.000 1.000 .600 .000 .667
Nugent, Mike, Oak. 0-0 3-3 0-0 2-2 1-1 6-6 36.8 36.8 — 52
— 1.000 — 1.000 1.000 1.000
Forbath, Kai, Jac. 0-0 2-2 1-1 1-1 0-1 4-5 36.2 31.3 56.0 41
— 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .800

AFC Totals 1-1 106-107 127-132 113-146 46-78 393-464 38.7 37.0 48.2 59
1.000 .991 .962 .774 .590 .847

NFL Totals 3-3 205-208 273-290 224-294 97-152 802-947 38.5 37.0 46.9 63
1.000 .986 .941 .762 .638 .84

Leader based on overall percentage, minimum 16 field goals

* Player that was a rookie in 2018

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Avg Avg Avg

1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50 or Yds Yds Yds
Yards Yards Yards Yards Longer Totals Att Made Miss Long

Gould, Robbie, S.F. 0-0 9-9 13-13 9-10 2-2 33-34 35.4 35.1 45.0 53
— 1.000 1.000 .900 1.000 .971
Rosas, Aldrick, NY-G 0-0 9-9 13-13 6-6 4-5 32-33 36.2 35.7 52.0 57
— 1.000 1.000 1.000 .800 .970
Bryant, Matt, Atl. 0-0 4-4 5-5 7-7 4-5 20-21 40.5 39.9 53.0 57
— 1.000 1.000 1.000 .800 .952
Lutz, Wil, N.O. 1-1 5-5 9-9 11-12 2-3 28-30 37.8 37.2 47.0 54
1.000 1.000 1.000 .917 .667 .933
Hopkins, Dustin, Was. 0-0 5-5 7-7 10-12 4-5 26-29 41.1 39.9 51.0 56
— 1.000 1.000 .833 .800 .897
Gano, Graham, Car. 0-0 3-3 4-5 4-4 3-4 14-16 40.7 40.4 43.0 63
— 1.000 .800 1.000 .750 .875
Prater, Matt, Det. 0-0 8-8 12-12 5-7 3-5 28-32 37.8 36.0 50.5 54
— 1.000 1.000 .714 .600 .875
Zuerlein, Greg, LA-R 0-0 9-9 10-10 4-6 4-6 27-31 37.0 35.3 48.5 56
— 1.000 1.000 .667 .667 .871
Elliott, Jake, Phi. 0-0 7-7 10-11 7-8 2-5 26-31 37.6 35.6 48.0 56
— 1.000 .909 .875 .400 .839
Janikowski, Sebastian, Sea. 0-0 2-2 9-11 8-9 3-5 22-27 40.4 39.5 44.6 56
— 1.000 .818 .889 .600 .815
Crosby, Mason, G.B. 0-0 4-4 10-11 11-15 5-7 30-37 41.4 40.2 46.4 53
— 1.000 .909 .733 .714 .811
Maher, Brett, Dal. 0-0 10-10 6-8 7-11 6-7 29-36 38.9 37.7 43.7 62
— 1.000 .750 .636 .857 .806
Catanzaro, Chandler, T.B.-Car. 0-0 4-4 9-10 0-3 3-3 16-20 36.3 35.2 40.5 59
— 1.000 .900 .000 1.000 .800
Santos, Cairo, LA-R-T.B. 1-1 4-4 6-6 3-6 0-1 14-18 36.4 33.6 46.3 45
1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 .000 .778
Parkey, Cody, Chi. 0-0 6-6 7-10 9-12 1-2 23-30 36.9 35.5 41.3 50
— 1.000 .700 .750 .500 .767
Bailey, Dan, Min. 0-0 5-6 11-11 4-9 1-2 21-28 38.3 36.1 44.9 52
— .833 1.000 .444 .500 .750
(Nonqualifiers)
Gonzalez, Zane, Cle.-Ariz 0-0 1-1 4-4 2-4 2-5 9-14 43.7 40.6 49.4 55
— 1.000 1.000 .500 .400 .643
Dawson, Phil, Ariz 0-0 2-2 2-2 1-3 0-1 5-8 36.8 30.6 47.0 43
— 1.000 1.000 .333 .000 .625
Tavecchio, Giorgio, Atl. 0-0 1-1 0-0 2-2 2-2 5-5 42.6 42.6 — 56
— 1.000 — 1.000 1.000 1.000
Ficken, Sam, LA-R 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-0 1-3 36.0 34.0 37.0 34
— .000 1.000 .000 — .333
Hekker, Johnny, LA-R 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 20.0 20.0 — 20
— 1.000 — — — 1.000

NFC Totals 2-2 99-101 146-158 111-148 51-74 409-483 38.4 37.1 45.6 63
1.000 .980 .924 .750 .689 .847

NFL Totals 3-3 205-208 273-290 224-294 97-152 802-947 38.5 37.0 46.9 63
1.000 .986 .941 .762 .638 .847

Leader based on overall percentage, minimum 16 field goals

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RUSHING NFL TOP TEN RUSHERS
YARDS Att Yards Avg Long TD
NFC: 1434 Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas Elliott, Ezekiel, Dal. 304 1434 4.7 41 6
AFC: 1168 Joe Mixon, Cincinnati Barkley, Saquon, NY-G 261 1307 5.0 78t 11
Gurley, Todd, LA-R 256 1251 4.9 36 17
YARDS, GAME Mixon, Joe, Cin. 237 1168 4.9 51 8
AFC: 238 Derrick Henry, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville, Carson, Chris, Sea. 247 1151 4.7 61 9
December 6 (17 attempts, 4 TD) McCaffrey, Christian, Car. 219 1098 5.0 59 7
NFC: 208 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams at Denver, Henry, Derrick, Ten. 215 1059 4.9 99t 12
October 14 (28 attempts, 2 TD) Peterson, Adrian, Was. 251 1042 4.2 90t 7
Lindsay, Phillip, Den. 192 1037 5.4 65t 9
LONGEST Chubb, Nick, Cle. 192 996 5.2 92t 8
AFC: 99 Derrick Henry, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville,
December 6 - TD AFC—INDIVIDUAL RUSHERS
NFC: 90 Adrian Peterson, Washington at Philadelphia, Att Yards Avg Long TD
December 3 - TD Mixon, Joe, Cin. 237 1168 4.9 51 8
Henry, Derrick, Ten. 215 1059 4.9 99t 12
ATTEMPTS * Lindsay, Phillip, Den. 192 1037 5.4 65t 9
NFC: 304 Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas * Chubb, Nick, Cle. 192 996 5.2 92t 8
AFC: 237 Joe Mixon, Cincinnati Conner, James, Pit. 215 973 4.5 30 12
Miller, Lamar, Hou. 210 973 4.6 97t 5
ATTEMPTS, GAME * Michel, Sony, N.E. 209 931 4.5 34t 6
AFC: 33 Tennessee at N.Y. Giants, December 16 Mack, Marlon, Ind. 195 908 4.7 49 9
(170 yards, 2 TD) Gordon, Melvin, LA-C 175 885 5.1 34t 10
NFC: 32 Seattle vs. Dallas, September 23 Hunt, Kareem, K.C. 181 824 4.6 45 7
(102 yards, 1 TD) Martin, Doug, Oak. 172 723 4.2 29 4
Gore, Frank, Mia. 156 722 4.6 39 0
YARDS PER ATTEMPT * Edwards, Gus, Bal. 137 718 5.2 43 2
NFC: 5.5 Aaron Jones, Green Bay * Jackson, Lamar, Bal. 147 695 4.7 39 5
AFC: 5.4* Phillip Lindsay, Denver Crowell, Isaiah, NYJ 143 685 4.8 77t 6
* Allen, Josh, Buf. 89 631 7.1 45 8
TOUCHDOWNS Hyde, Carlos, Cle.-Jac. 172 571 3.3 22 5
NFC: 17 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams Ekeler, Austin, LA-C 106 554 5.2 41 3
AFC: 12 James Conner, Pittsburgh Watson, Deshaun, Hou. 99 551 5.6 34 5
12 Derrick Henry, Tennessee Drake, Kenyan, Mia. 120 535 4.5 54t 4
* Freeman, Royce, Den. 130 521 4.0 24 5
TEAM LEADERS, YARDS Lewis, Dion, Ten. 155 517 3.3 36 1
AFC: BALTIMORE, 718, *Gus Edwards; BUFFALO, 631, McCoy, LeSean, Buf. 161 514 3.2 28t 3
*Josh Allen; CINCINNATI, 1168, Joe Mixon; CLEVE- Blue, Alfred, Hou. 150 499 3.3 17 2
LAND, 996, *Nick Chubb; DENVER, 1037, *Phillip Fournette, Leonard, Jac. 133 439 3.3 25 5
Lindsay; HOUSTON, 973, Lamar Miller; INDIANAPO- White, James, N.E. 94 425 4.5 27t 5
LIS, 908, Marlon Mack; JACKSONVILLE, 439, Yeldon, T.J., Jac. 104 414 4.0 20 1
Leonard Fournette; KANSAS CITY, 824, Kareem Collins, Alex, Bal. 114 411 3.6 19 7
Hunt; LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 885, Melvin Gor- Ivory, Chris, Buf. 115 385 3.3 21 1
don; MIAMI, 722, Frank Gore; NEW ENGLAND, 931, Lynch, Marshawn, Oak. 90 376 4.2 52 3
*Sony Michel; N.Y. JETS, 685, Isaiah Crowell; OAK- Bortles, Blake, Jac. 58 365 6.3 41 1
LAND, 723, Doug Martin; PITTSBURGH, 973, Mariota, Marcus, Ten. 64 357 5.6 27 2
James Conner; TENNESSEE, 1059, Derrick Henry Powell, Bilal, NYJ 80 343 4.3 38 0
* Wilkins, Jordan, Ind. 60 336 5.6 53 1
NFC: ARIZONA, 940, David Johnson; ATLANTA, 800, Dixon, Kenneth, Bal. 60 333 5.6 37 2
Tevin Coleman; CAROLINA, 1098, Christian McCaf- * Hines, Nyheim, Ind. 85 314 3.7 18 2
frey; CHICAGO, 935, Jordan Howard; DALLAS, McGuire, Elijah, NYJ 92 276 3.0 34 3
1434, Ezekiel Elliott; DETROIT, 641, *Kerryon John- Mahomes, Patrick, K.C. 60 272 4.5 28 2
son; GREEN BAY, 728, Aaron Jones; LOS ANGELES Richard, Jalen, Oak. 55 259 4.7 30 1
RAMS, 1251, Todd Gurley; MINNESOTA, 615, Dalvin * Samuels, Jaylen, Pit. 56 256 4.6 25 0
Cook; NEW ORLEANS, 883, Alvin Kamara; N.Y. Williams, Damien, K.C. 50 256 5.1 25 4
GIANTS, 1307, *Saquon Barkley; PHILADELPHIA, Murphy, Marcus, Buf. 52 250 4.8 30 0
511, *Josh Adams; SAN FRANCISCO, 814, Matt Ware, Spencer, K.C. 51 246 4.8 34 2
Breida; SEATTLE, 1151, Chris Carson; TAMPA BAY, Patterson, Cordarrelle, N.E. 42 228 5.4 27 1
871, Peyton Barber; WASHINGTON, 1042, Adrian Bernard, Giovani, Cin. 56 211 3.8 23 3
Peterson * Jackson, Justin, LA-C 50 206 4.1 20 2
Johnson, Duke, Cle. 40 201 5.0 23 0
TEAM CHAMPION * Ballage, Kalen, Mia. 36 191 5.3 75t 1
NFC: 2560 Seattle Montgomery, Ty, G.B.-Bal. 41 188 4.6 16 1
AFC: 2441 Baltimore Burkhead, Rex, N.E. 57 186 3.3 12 0
Booker, Devontae, Den. 34 183 5.4 26 1
* Player that was a rookie in 2018 Hill, Tyreek, K.C. 22 151 6.9 33 1
Luck, Andrew, Ind. 46 148 3.2 33 0
Tannehill, Ryan, Mia. 32 145 4.5 20 0
* Darnold, Sam, NYJ 44 138 3.1 28 1
* Mayfield, Baker, Cle. 39 131 3.4 35 0
Driskel, Jeff, Cin. 25 130 5.2 27t 2
Taylor, Tyrod, Cle. 16 125 7.8 24 1
Kessler, Cody, Jac. 19 123 6.5 21 0
Washington, DeAndre, Oak. 30 115 3.8 13 0

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Att Yards Avg Long TD Att Yards Avg Long TD
* Cannon, Trenton, NYJ 38 113 3.0 21 1 Boyd, Tyler, Cin. 2 3 1.5 5 0
Allen, Javorius, Bal. 41 110 2.7 17 3 Henne, Chad, K.C. 1 3 3.0 3 0
Edelman, Julian, N.E. 9 107 11.9 20 0 Jennings, Darius, Ten. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Dalton, Andy, Cin. 16 99 6.2 21 0 Perriman, Breshad, Cle. 4 2 0.5 7 0
Roethlisberger, Ben, Pit. 31 98 3.2 18 3 Sherman, Anthony, K.C. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Westbrook, Dede, Jac. 9 98 10.9 43 0 Smith, Geno, LA-C 8 2 0.3 9 0
Keenum, Case, Den. 26 93 3.6 17 2 * Batson, Cameron, Ten. 1 1 1.0 1 0
Bolden, Brandon, Mia. 8 91 11.4 54t 2 Bohanon, Tommy, Jac. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Ridley, Stevan, Pit. 29 80 2.8 12 1 * Bojorquez, Corey, Buf. 1 0 0.0 0 0
* Ford, Keith, Buf. 21 79 3.8 11 0 * Coutee, Keke, Hou. 3 0 0.0 3 0
Allen, Keenan, LA-C 9 75 8.3 28 0 Enunwa, Quincy, NYJ 1 0 0.0 0 0
Barner, Kenjon, N.E. 19 71 3.7 11 0 Gabbert, Blaine, Ten. 6 0 0.0 1 0
McKenzie, Isaiah, Buf. 10 66 6.6 15t 2 * Hurst, Hayden, Bal. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Landry, Jarvis, Cle. 3 60 20.0 51 1 Ingram, Melvin, LA-C 1 0 0.0 0 0
Davis, Corey, Ten. 6 55 9.2 39 0 Jones, Zay, Buf. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Sanders, Emmanuel, Den. 4 53 13.3 35t 1 * Jones, J.J., LA-C-NYJ 1 0 0.0 0 0
Watkins, Sammy, K.C. 5 52 10.4 31 0 Smith, Keith, Oak. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Peterman, Nathan, Buf. 10 50 5.0 24 1 Stocker, Luke, Ten. 1 0 0.0 0 0
* Newsome, Detrez, LA-C 11 49 4.5 16 0 Anderson, Derek, Buf. 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0
Carr, Derek, Oak. 24 47 2.0 15 1 Foreman, D'Onta, Hou. 7 -1 -.1 2 0
Flacco, Joe, Bal. 19 45 2.4 13 0 Kelly, Chad, Den. 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0
* Williams, Darrel, K.C. 13 44 3.4 8 0 Pryor, Terrelle, Buf. 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0
* Townsend, Johnny, Oak. 1 42 42.0 42 0 * Sutton, Courtland, Den. 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0
Benjamin, Travis, LA-C 7 41 5.9 19 0 Weeden, Brandon, Hou. 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0
Grant, Corey, Jac. 13 40 3.1 8 0 West, Charcandrick, K.C. 2 -1 -.5 1 0
* Williams, Dave, Jac. 8 36 4.5 15 0 Amendola, Danny, Mia. 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
Brady, Tom, N.E. 23 35 1.5 10 2 Barkley, Matt, Buf. 3 -2 -0.7 0 0
* Walton, Mark, Cin. 14 34 2.4 10 0 Johnson, Marcus, Ind. 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
McCown, Josh, NYJ 5 32 6.4 12 0 McCarron, AJ, Oak. 3 -2 -.7 0 0
Dorsett, Phillip, N.E. 4 29 7.3 17 0 Nelson, Jordy, Oak. 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
Williams, Mike, LA-C 7 28 4.0 19t 1 Paul, Niles, Jac. 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0
Hill, Jeremy, N.E. 4 25 6.3 11 0 Rogers, Chester, Ind. 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0
Bryant, Martavis, Oak. 3 23 7.7 17 0 Rogers, Eli, Pit. 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0
Erickson, Alex, Cin. 3 22 7.3 14 0 Brissett, Jacoby, Ind. 7 -7 -1.0 -1 0
Osweiler, Brock, Mia. 8 21 2.6 7 0 Heyward-Bey, Darrius, Pit. 1 -7 -7.0 -7 0
Switzer, Ryan, Pit. 6 21 3.5 8 0 Hopkins, DeAndre, Hou. 1 -7 -7.0 -7 0
Waller, Darren, Oak. 1 21 21.0 21 0 Anderson, Robby, NYJ 2 -8 -4.0 1 0
Roberts, Andre, NYJ 2 20 10.0 18 0 Ebron, Eric, Ind. 3 -8 -2.7 2t 1
Henderson, De'Angelo Sr., NYJ 2 19 9.5 13 0 Hoyer, Brian, N.E. 11 -8 -.7 2 0
Moore, Chris, Bal. 5 17 3.4 9 0 Streater, Rod, Cle. 1 -11 -11.0 -11 0
Patrick, Tim, Den. 3 17 5.7 13 0
Fluellen, David, Ten. 4 16 4.0 13 0 t = Touchdown
Sharpe, Tajae, Ten. 1 16 16.0 16 0 Leader based on most yards gained
Wilson, Albert, Mia. 8 16 2.0 5 0 * Player that was a rookie in 2018
Wilds, Brandon, Jac. 6 15 2.5 5 0
Williams, Tyrell, LA-C 2 15 7.5 14 0 NFC—INDIVIDUAL RUSHERS
Carroo, Leonte, Mia. 1 14 14.0 14 0 Att Yards Avg Long TD
Smith-Schuster, JuJu, Pit. 1 13 13.0 13 0 Elliott, Ezekiel, Dal. 304 1434 4.7 41 6
Snead, Willie, Bal. 1 13 13.0 13 0 * Barkley, Saquon, NY-G 261 1307 5.0 78t 11
Harris, Dwayne, Oak. 2 12 6.0 13 0 Gurley, Todd, LA-R 256 1251 4.9 36 17
Dobbs, Joshua, Pit. 4 11 2.8 10 0 Carson, Chris, Sea. 247 1151 4.7 61 9
Watt, Derek, LA-C 4 11 2.8 8 0 McCaffrey, Christian, Car. 219 1098 5.0 59 7
Pascal, Zach, Ind. 2 10 5.0 8 0 Peterson, Adrian, Was. 251 1042 4.2 90t 7
Turbin, Robert, Ind. 4 10 2.5 5 0 Johnson, David, Ariz 258 940 3.6 53 7
DiMarco, Patrick, Buf. 1 9 9.0 9 0 Howard, Jordan, Chi. 250 935 3.7 42 9
Michael, Christine, Ind. 2 9 4.5 8 0 Kamara, Alvin, N.O. 194 883 4.6 49t 14
Ross, John, Cin. 4 9 2.3 7 0 Barber, Peyton, T.B. 234 871 3.7 28 5
Develin, James, N.E. 6 8 1.3 2t 4 Breida, Matt, S.F. 153 814 5.3 66t 3
Williams, Maxx, Bal. 3 8 2.7 7 0 Coleman, Tevin, Atl. 167 800 4.8 65 4
* Callaway, Antonio, Cle. 2 7 3.5 15 0 Jones, Aaron, G.B. 133 728 5.5 67 8
Carter, DeAndre, Hou. 1 7 7.0 7 0 Ingram, Mark, N.O. 138 645 4.7 38 6
Charles, Jamaal, Jac. 6 7 1.2 5 0 * Johnson, Kerryon, Det. 118 641 5.4 71 3
Rivers, Philip, LA-C 18 7 0.4 7 0 Cook, Dalvin, Min. 133 615 4.6 70 2
Fejedelem, Clayton, Cin. 2 6 3.0 6 0 Murray, Latavius, Min. 140 578 4.1 38t 6
Thomas, De'Anthony, K.C. 1 6 6.0 6 0 Davis, Mike, Sea. 112 514 4.6 37 4
Grant, Jakeem, Mia. 1 5 5.0 5 0 * Adams, Josh, Phi. 120 511 4.3 29 3
Janovich, Andy, Den. 2 5 2.5 3 0 Newton, Cam, Car. 101 488 4.8 29 4
Roberts, Seth, Oak. 3 5 1.7 11 0 Williams, Jamaal, G.B. 121 464 3.8 20 3
Brown, John, Bal. 3 4 1.3 3 0 Cohen, Tarik, Chi. 99 444 4.5 32 3
* McCloud, Ray-Ray, Buf. 2 4 2.0 7 0 Morris, Alfred, S.F. 111 428 3.9 51 2
McNichols, Jeremy, Ind. 2 4 2.0 7 0 Trubisky, Mitchell, Chi. 68 421 6.2 39 3
Miles, Rontez, NYJ 1 4 4.0 4 0 * Penny, Rashaad, Sea. 85 419 4.9 38 2
Nix, Roosevelt, Pit. 1 4 4.0 4 0 Blount, LeGarrette, Det. 154 418 2.7 27 5
* Turner, De'Lance, Bal. 1 4 4.0 4 0 Anderson, C.J., Car.-LA-R 67 403 6.0 46 2

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Att Yards Avg Long TD Att Yards Avg Long TD
Wilson, Russell, Sea. 67 376 5.6 40 0 Penny, Elijhaa, NY-G 7 25 3.6 8 0
Smallwood, Wendell, Phi. 87 364 4.2 15 3 Brees, Drew, N.O. 31 22 0.7 11 4
* Smith, Ito, Atl. 90 315 3.5 18 4 Cooper, Amari, Oak.-Dal. 2 20 10.0 11 0
Prescott, Dak, Dal. 75 305 4.1 28 6 Cunningham, Benny, Chi. 11 20 1.8 6 0
Winston, Jameis, T.B. 49 281 5.7 18 1 Manning, Eli, NY-G 15 20 1.3 7 1
Rodgers, Aaron, G.B. 43 269 6.3 23 2 * Allen, Kyle, Car. 5 19 3.8 10 1
* Wilson, Jeff, S.F. 66 266 4.0 18 0 Beckham, Odell, NY-G 5 19 3.8 11 0
Zenner, Zach, Det. 55 265 4.8 29 3 Davis, Justin, LA-R 2 19 9.5 19 0
Mostert, Raheem, S.F. 34 261 7.7 52t 1 Agnew, Jamal, Det. 1 17 17.0 17 0
Clement, Corey, Phi. 68 259 3.8 32 2 Cadet, Travaris, Car. 11 17 1.5 5 0
Brown, Malcolm, LA-R 43 212 4.9 19 0 Foles, Nick, Phi. 9 17 1.9 4 0
* Edmonds, Chase, Ariz 60 208 3.5 29 2 Everett, Gerald, LA-R 2 16 8.0 12 0
Hill, Taysom, N.O. 37 196 5.3 35 2 Jackson, Darius, Dal. 6 16 2.7 4 0
Ajayi, Jay, Phi. 45 184 4.1 20 3 Mizzell, Taquan, Chi. 9 16 1.8 7 0
Thompson, Chris, Was. 43 178 4.1 16 0 Armah, Alex, Car. 9 15 1.7 4 2
Gallman, Wayne, NY-G 51 176 3.5 9 1 Dixon, Riley, NY-G 1 14 14.0 14 0
* Moore, D.J., Car. 13 172 13.2 32 0 Cassel, Matt, Det. 2 13 6.5 14 0
Riddick, Theo, Det. 40 171 4.3 19 0 Jones, Julio, Atl. 2 12 6.0 11 0
Smith, Alex, Was. 41 168 4.1 22 1 Lewis, Jourdan, Dal. 2 12 6.0 7 0
Hill, Brian, Atl. 20 157 7.9 60 0 Humphries, Adam, T.B. 2 11 5.5 7 0
Woods, Robert, LA-R 19 157 8.3 56 1 Harris, Maurice, Was. 2 10 5.0 6 0
Washington, Dwayne, N.O. 27 154 5.7 28 0 Kittle, George, S.F. 1 10 10.0 10 0
Fitzpatrick, Ryan, T.B. 36 152 4.2 18 2 Lewis, Tommylee, N.O. 2 10 5.0 6 0
* Rosen, Josh, Ariz 23 138 6.0 33 0 Dickson, Ed, Sea. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Smith, Rod, Dal. 44 127 2.9 14 1 * Dickson, Michael, Sea. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Ryan, Matt, Atl. 33 125 3.8 15 3 Goodwin, Marquise, S.F. 4 9 2.3 5 0
Cousins, Kirk, Min. 44 123 2.8 19 1 Marshall, Byron, Was. 3 9 3.0 4 0
Johnson, Josh, Was. 23 120 5.2 16 1 Richardson, Paul, Was. 2 9 4.5 7 0
Sproles, Darren, Phi. 29 120 4.1 17 1 Robinson, Allen, Chi. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Goff, Jared, LA-R 43 108 2.5 16 2 Williams, Chad, Ariz 1 9 9.0 9 0
Rodgers, Jacquizz, T.B. 33 106 3.2 20 1 Golladay, Kenny, Det. 1 8 8.0 8 0
Bibbs, Kapri, Was.-G.B. 21 103 4.9 15 3 Ham, C.J., Min. 6 8 1.3 5 0
Wentz, Carson, Phi. 34 93 2.7 13 0 Kelley, Rob, Was. 4 8 2.0 6 0
Samuel, Curtis, Car. 8 84 10.5 33t 2 McKissic, J.D., Sea. 3 8 2.7 6 0
* Kelly, John, LA-R 27 74 2.7 7 0 Reynolds, Josh, LA-R 2 8 4.0 10 0
Stafford, Matthew, Det. 25 71 2.8 10 0 Sanchez, Mark, Was. 1 8 8.0 8 0
Artis-Payne, Cameron, Car. 19 69 3.6 15t 1 Bradford, Sam, Ariz 2 7 3.5 8 0
Beathard, C.J., S.F. 19 69 3.6 13 1 Wilson, Tavon, Det. 1 7 7.0 7 0
Lockett, Tyler, Sea. 13 69 5.3 18 0 Bridgewater, Teddy, N.O. 11 5 0.5 9 0
Cooks, Brandin, LA-R 10 68 6.8 17 1 Coleman, Corey, NY-G 1 5 5.0 5 0
Freeman, Devonta, Atl. 14 68 4.9 20 0 Moore, David, Sea. 1 5 5.0 5 0
McCoy, Colt, Was. 10 63 6.3 15 0 * St. Brown, Equanimeous, G.B. 1 5 5.0 5 0
Diggs, Stefon, Min. 10 62 6.2 20 0 * Powell, Brandon, Det. 1 4 4.0 4 0
Gabriel, Taylor, Chi. 9 61 6.8 20 0 Coleman, Derrick, Ariz 2 3 1.5 2 0
Austin, Tavon, Dal. 6 55 9.2 18 0 Daniel, Chase, Chi. 13 3 0.2 4 0
* Boone, Mike, Min. 11 47 4.3 20 0 Heath, Jeff, Dal. 1 3 3.0 3 0
* Jones, Ronald, T.B. 23 44 1.9 9 1 Hekker, Johnny, LA-R 1 3 3.0 3 0
Sanu, Mohamed, Atl. 7 44 6.3 24 0 Madden, Tre, Sea. 3 3 1.0 2 0
Gillislee, Mike, N.O. 16 43 2.7 5 0 Burton, Trey, Chi. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Line, Zach, N.O. 9 41 4.6 9 0 Ellington, Bruce, Det. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Kizer, DeShone, G.B. 5 39 7.8 12 0 Logan, T.J., Ariz 2 2 1.0 5 0
Wright, Jarius, Car. 2 39 19.5 34 0 Abdullah, Ameer, Det. 1 1 1.0 1 0
Engram, Evan, NY-G 3 36 12.0 14 0 Hicks, Akiem, Chi. 1 1 1.0 1t 1
* Kirk, Christian, Ariz 3 35 11.7 23 0 Bellore, Nick, Det. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Tate, Golden, Det.-Phi. 4 34 8.5 30 0 Hall, Marvin, Atl. 2 0 0.0 3 0
Garoppolo, Jimmy, S.F. 8 33 4.1 13 0 Nelson, J.J., Ariz 4 0 0.0 8 0
Shepard, Sterling, NY-G 3 33 11.0 27 0 * Quinn, Trey, Was. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Agholor, Nelson, Phi. 3 32 10.7 16 0 Schaub, Matt, Atl. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Perine, Samaje, Was. 8 32 4.0 11 0 Williams, Jonathan, N.O. 3 0 0.0 1 0
Heinicke, Taylor, Car. 5 31 6.2 19 0 * Lauletta, Kyle, NY-G 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
Crowder, Jamison, Was. 4 30 7.5 25 0 * Pettis, Dante, S.F. 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
Juszczyk, Kyle, S.F. 8 30 3.8 12 0 Sudfeld, Nate, Phi. 2 -2 -1.0 -1 0
Thielen, Adam, Min. 5 30 6.0 15 0 Prosise, C.J., Sea. 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0
* Thomas, Roc, Min. 8 30 3.8 23 0 Chesson, Jehu, Was. 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0
Jackson, DeSean, T.B. 6 29 4.8 14t 1 Mannion, Sean, LA-R 7 -9 -1.3 3 0
* Valdes-Scantling, Marquez, G.B. 2 29 14.5 21 0 Mullens, Nick, S.F. 18 -16 -.9 2 0
* Wilson, Shaun, T.B. 6 29 4.8 9 0
* Ridley, Calvin, Atl. 6 27 4.5 9 0 t = Touchdown
Ginn, Ted, N.O. 3 26 8.7 20 0 Leader based on most yards gained
* Greene, Raven, G.B. 1 26 26.0 26 0 * Player that was a rookie in 2018
* Miller, Anthony, Chi. 6 26 4.3 9 0
Kupp, Cooper, LA-R 4 25 6.3 12 0
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Att Yards Avg Long TD Att Yards Avg Long TD

Baltimore 547 2441 4.5 43 19 Seattle 534 2560 4.8 61 15
New England 478 2037 4.3 34t 18 L.A. Rams 459 2231 4.9 56 23
Tennessee 454 2023 4.5 99t 15 Carolina 416 2136 5.1 59 17
Houston 472 2021 4.3 97t 12 New Orleans 471 2025 4.3 49t 26
Buffalo 468 1984 4.2 45 15 Dallas 439 1963 4.5 41 13
Denver 393 1907 4.9 65t 18 Chicago 468 1938 4.1 42 16
Cleveland 411 1893 4.6 92t 15 San Francisco 423 1902 4.5 66t 7
L.A. Chargers 399 1873 4.7 41 16 Washington 414 1774 4.3 90t 12
Kansas City 387 1855 4.8 45 16 Green Bay 333 1667 5.0 67 14
Miami 371 1738 4.7 75t 7 Detroit 404 1660 4.1 71 11
Jacksonville 416 1723 4.1 43 7 N.Y. Giants 354 1650 4.7 78t 13
Indianapolis 408 1718 4.2 53 13 Atlanta 351 1573 4.5 65 11
Cincinnati 359 1682 4.7 51 13 Philadelphia 398 1570 3.9 32 12
Oakland 387 1628 4.2 52 9 Tampa Bay 389 1523 3.9 28 11
N.Y. Jets 410 1622 4.0 77t 11 Minnesota 357 1493 4.2 70 9
Pittsburgh 345 1445 4.2 30 16 Arizona 355 1342 3.8 53 9

AFC Total 6705 29590 4.4 99t 220 NFC Total 6565 29007 4.4 90t 219

AFC Average 419.1 1849.4 4.4 — 13.8 NFC Average 410.3 1812.9 4.4 — 13.7

League Total 13270 58597 — 99t 439

League Average 414.7 1831.2 4.4 — 13.7

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PASSING YARDS PER ATTEMPT
HIGHEST RATING NFC: 9.62 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay
NFC: 115.7 Drew Brees, New Orleans AFC: 8.79 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City
AFC: 113.8 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE AFC: 50 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City
NFC: 74.4 Drew Brees, New Orleans NFC: 35 Matt Ryan, Atlanta
AFC: 68.9 Derek Carr, Oakland 35 Russell Wilson, Seattle

ATTEMPTS TOUCHDOWN PASSES, GAME

AFC: 675 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh AFC: 6 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City at Pitts-
NFC: 608 Matt Ryan, Atlanta burgh, September 16 (23-28, 326 yards)
6 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City at L.A.
COMPLETIONS Rams, November 19 (33-46, 478 yards)
AFC: 675 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh NFC: 6 Mitchell Trubisky, Chicago vs. Tampa Bay,
NFC: 608 Matt Ryan, Atlanta September 30 (19-26, 354 yards)

YARDS LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE

AFC: 5129 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh AFC: 1.6 Joe Flacco, Baltimore
NFC: 4924 Matt Ryan, Atlanta NFC: 0.3 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay

YARDS, GAME TEAM CHAMPION (MOST NET YARDS)

AFC: 478 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City at L.A. NFC: 5125 Tampa Bay
Rams, November 19 (33-46, 6 TD) AFC: 5008 Pittsburgh
NFC: 471 Nick Foles, Philadelphia vs. Houston,
December 23 (35-49, 4 TD)

LONGEST
AFC: 97 Ben Roethlisberger (to JuJu Smith-Schuster)
Pittsburgh at Denver, November 25 - TD
NFC: 90 Dak Prescott (to Amari Cooper) Dallas vs.
Washington, November 22 - TD

NFL TOP TEN PASSERS

Pct Avg Pct Pct Yds Rating
Att Comp Comp Yds Gain TD TD Long Int Int Sack Lost Points
Brees, Drew, N.O. 489 364 74.4 3992 8.16 32 6.5 72t 5 1.0 17 121 115.7
Mahomes, Patrick, K.C. 580 383 66.0 5097 8.79 50 8.6 89t 12 2.1 26 171 113.8
Wilson, Russell, Sea. 427 280 65.6 3448 8.07 35 8.2 66 7 1.6 51 355 110.9
Ryan, Matt, Atl. 608 422 69.4 4924 8.10 35 5.8 75t 7 1.2 42 296 108.1
Rivers, Philip, LA-C 508 347 68.3 4308 8.48 32 6.3 75t 12 2.4 32 204 105.5
Watson, Deshaun, Hou. 505 345 68.3 4165 8.25 26 5.1 73t 9 1.8 62 384 103.1
Wentz, Carson, Phi. 401 279 69.6 3074 7.67 21 5.2 58 7 1.7 31 202 102.2
Goff, Jared, LA-R 561 364 64.9 4688 8.36 32 5.7 70t 12 2.1 33 223 101.1
Fitzpatrick, Ryan, T.B. 246 164 66.7 2366 9.62 17 6.9 75t 12 4.9 14 76 100.4
Cousins, Kirk, Min. 606 425 70.1 4298 7.09 30 5.0 75t 10 1.7 40 262 99.7

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AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—PASSING

Pct Gross Yds Net Yds/ Yards/ Pct Pct

Att Comp Comp Yards Sacked Lost Yards Att Comp TD TD Long Int Int
Pittsburgh 689 459 66.6 5174 24 166 5008 7.51 11.27 35 5.08 97t 17 2.5
Kansas City 583 385 66.0 5126 26 171 4955 8.79 13.31 50 8.58 89t 12 2.1
Indianapolis 644 432 67.1 4595 18 134 4461 7.14 10.64 39 6.06 68t 15 2.3
New England 574 378 65.9 4405 21 147 4258 7.67 11.65 29 5.05 63t 11 1.9
L.A. Chargers 512 348 68.0 4316 34 227 4089 8.43 12.40 32 6.25 75t 12 2.3
Cleveland 574 353 61.5 4261 38 254 4007 7.42 12.07 29 5.05 71 17 3.0
Houston 506 345 68.2 4165 62 384 3781 8.23 12.07 26 5.14 73t 9 1.8
Oakland 556 382 68.7 4057 52 306 3751 7.30 10.62 19 3.42 66 10 1.8
Denver 588 367 62.4 3930 34 235 3695 6.68 10.71 19 3.23 64t 15 2.6
Baltimore 556 334 60.1 3708 32 150 3558 6.67 11.10 18 3.24 74 9 1.6
Cincinnati 542 331 61.1 3569 37 279 3290 6.58 10.78 27 4.98 49 13 2.4
Jacksonville 536 329 61.4 3431 53 322 3109 6.40 10.43 15 2.80 80t 13 2.4
N.Y. Jets 524 299 57.1 3404 37 239 3165 6.50 11.38 18 3.44 76t 19 3.6
Miami 455 292 64.2 3309 52 409 2900 7.27 11.33 26 5.71 75t 13 2.9
Tennessee 437 293 67.0 3255 47 280 2975 7.45 11.11 16 3.66 66t 12 2.7
Buffalo 499 271 54.3 3082 41 288 2794 6.18 11.37 13 2.61 75t 23 4.6

AFC Total 8775 5598 — 63787 608 3991 59796 — — 411 — 97t 220 —

AFC Average 548.4 349.9 63.8 3986.7 38.0 249.4 3737.3 7.27 11.39 25.7 4.7 — 13.8 2.5

NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—PASSING

Pct Gross Yds Net Yds/ Yards/ Pct Pct

Att Comp Comp Yards Sacked Lost Yards Att Comp TD TD Long Int Int
Tampa Bay 625 408 65.3 5358 41 233 5125 8.57 13.13 36 5.76 75t 26 4.2
Atlanta 617 428 69.4 4949 42 296 4653 8.02 11.56 36 5.83 75t 7 1.1
L.A. Rams 568 368 64.8 4730 33 223 4507 8.33 12.85 32 5.63 70t 12 2.1
Green Bay 640 392 61.3 4629 53 391 4238 7.23 11.81 25 3.91 75t 4 0.6
Philadelphia 599 422 70.5 4524 40 249 4275 7.55 10.72 29 4.84 83t 11 1.8
N.Y. Giants 583 382 65.5 4405 47 358 4047 7.56 11.53 23 3.95 58 12 2.1
Minnesota 606 425 70.1 4298 40 262 4036 7.09 10.11 30 4.95 75t 10 1.7
San Francisco 532 331 62.2 4247 48 380 3867 7.98 12.83 26 4.89 85t 20 3.8
New Orleans 519 381 73.4 4174 20 132 4042 8.04 10.96 33 6.36 72t 7 1.3
Carolina 563 378 67.1 4071 32 235 3836 7.23 10.77 28 4.97 82 16 2.8
Dallas 527 356 67.6 3885 56 347 3538 7.37 10.91 22 4.17 90t 8 1.5
Detroit 574 375 65.3 3844 41 268 3576 6.70 10.25 22 3.83 67 12 2.1
Chicago 512 344 67.2 3747 33 183 3564 7.32 10.89 28 5.47 70t 14 2.7
Seattle 427 280 65.6 3448 51 355 3093 8.07 12.31 35 8.20 66 7 1.6
Washington 509 311 61.1 3287 44 266 3021 6.46 10.57 16 3.14 79t 15 2.9
Arizona 495 283 57.2 2884 52 361 2523 5.83 10.19 15 3.03 75t 18 3.6

NFC Total 8896 5864 — 66480 673 4539 61941 — — 436 — 90t 199 —

NFC Average 556.0 366.5 65.9 4155.0 42.1 283.7 3871.3 7.47 11.34 27.3 4.9 — 12.4 2.2

League Total 17671 11462 — 130267 1281 8530 120737 — — 847 — 97t 419 —

League Average 552.2 358.2 64.9 4070.8 40.0 266.6 3804.3 7.37 11.37 26.5 4.8 — 13.1 2.4

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AFC—INDIVIDUAL PASSERS
Pct Avg Pct Pct Yds Rating
Att Comp Comp Yds Gain TD TD Long Int Int Sack Lost Points
Mahomes, Patrick, K.C. 580 383 66.0 5097 8.79 50 8.6 89t 12 2.1 26 171 113.8
Rivers, Philip, LA-C 508 347 68.3 4308 8.48 32 6.3 75t 12 2.4 32 204 105.5
Watson, Deshaun, Hou. 505 345 68.3 4165 8.25 26 5.1 73t 9 1.8 62 384 103.1
Luck, Andrew, Ind. 639 430 67.3 4593 7.19 39 6.1 68t 15 2.3 18 134 98.7
Brady, Tom, N.E. 570 375 65.8 4355 7.64 29 5.1 63t 11 1.9 21 147 97.7
Roethlisberger, Ben, Pit. 675 452 67.0 5129 7.60 34 5.0 97t 16 2.4 24 166 96.5
Carr, Derek, Oak. 553 381 68.9 4049 7.32 19 3.4 66 10 1.8 51 299 93.9
* Mayfield, Baker, Cle. 486 310 63.8 3725 7.66 27 5.6 71 14 2.9 25 173 93.7
Tannehill, Ryan, Mia. 274 176 64.2 1979 7.22 17 6.2 75t 9 3.3 35 279 92.7
Mariota, Marcus, Ten. 331 228 68.9 2528 7.64 11 3.3 61t 8 2.4 42 243 92.3
Dalton, Andy, Cin. 365 226 61.9 2566 7.03 21 5.8 49 11 3.0 21 157 89.6
Flacco, Joe, Bal. 379 232 61.2 2465 6.50 12 3.2 71 6 1.6 16 79 84.2
Keenum, Case, Den. 586 365 62.3 3890 6.64 18 3.1 64t 15 2.6 34 235 81.2
Bortles, Blake, Jac. 403 243 60.3 2718 6.74 13 3.2 80t 11 2.7 31 173 79.8
* Darnold, Sam, NYJ 414 239 57.7 2865 6.92 17 4.1 76t 15 3.6 30 204 77.6
* Allen, Josh, Buf. 320 169 52.8 2074 6.48 10 3.1 75t 12 3.8 28 213 67.9
(Nonqualifiers)
Barkley, Matt, Buf. 25 15 60.0 232 9.28 2 8.0 47 0 0.0 1 8 117.4
Osweiler, Brock, Mia. 178 113 63.5 1247 7.01 6 3.4 75t 4 2.2 17 130 86.0
* Jackson, Lamar, Bal. 170 99 58.2 1201 7.06 6 3.5 74 3 1.8 16 71 84.5
Driskel, Jeff, Cin. 176 105 59.7 1003 5.70 6 3.4 37 2 1.1 16 122 82.2
Kessler, Cody, Jac. 131 85 64.9 709 5.41 2 1.5 35 2 1.5 22 149 77.4
Gabbert, Blaine, Ten. 101 61 60.4 626 6.20 4 4.0 35 4 4.0 5 37 74.9
Taylor, Tyrod, Cle. 85 42 49.4 473 5.56 2 2.4 47t 2 2.4 13 81 64.5
Anderson, Derek, Buf. 70 42 60.0 465 6.64 0 0.0 40 4 5.7 5 33 56.0
McCown, Josh, NYJ 110 60 54.5 539 4.90 1 0.9 41 4 3.6 7 35 55.8
Peterman, Nathan, Buf. 81 44 54.3 296 3.65 1 1.2 26 7 8.6 7 34 30.7
Dobbs, Joshua, Pit. 12 6 50.0 43 3.58 0 0.0 22 1 8.3 0 0 24.0
(Fewer than 10 attempts)
Allen, Keenan, LA-C 0 0 — 0 — 0 — — 0 — 1 7 -1.0
Amendola, Danny, Mia. 1 1 100.0 28 28.00 1 100.0 28t 0 0.0 0 0 158.3
* Bojorquez, Corey, Buf. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Boswell, Chris, Pit. 1 1 100.0 2 2.00 1 100.0 2t 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
Boyd, Tyler, Cin. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Brissett, Jacoby, Ind. 4 2 50.0 2 0.50 0 0.0 4 0 0.0 0 0 56.3
Brown, Antonio, Pit. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Byard, Kevin, Ten. 1 1 100.0 66 66.00 1 100.0 66t 0 0.0 0 0 158.3
* Cooke, Logan, Jac. 1 1 100.0 4 4.00 0 0.0 4 0 0.0 0 0 83.3
Ebron, Eric, Ind. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Edelman, Julian, N.E. 2 2 100.0 43 21.50 0 0.0 37 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
Griffin III, Robert, Bal. 6 2 33.3 21 3.50 0 0.0 14 0 0.0 0 0 44.4
Henne, Chad, K.C. 3 2 66.7 29 9.67 0 0.0 22 0 0.0 0 0 97.9
Henry, Derrick, Ten. 3 2 66.7 14 4.67 0 0.0 8 0 0.0 0 0 77.1
* Hilliard, Dontrell, Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 1 100.0 0 0 0.0
Hopkins, DeAndre, Hou. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Hoyer, Brian, N.E. 2 1 50.0 7 3.50 0 0.0 7 0 0.0 0 0 58.3
Jennings, Darius, Ten. 1 1 100.0 21 21.00 0 0.0 21 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
Jones, Zay, Buf. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Koch, Sam, Bal. 1 1 100.0 21 21.00 0 0.0 21 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
Landry, Jarvis, Cle. 2 1 50.0 63 31.50 0 0.0 63 0 0.0 0 0 95.8
McCarron, AJ, Oak. 3 1 33.3 8 2.67 0 0.0 8 0 0.0 1 7 42.4
Sanders, Emmanuel, Den. 1 1 100.0 28 28.00 1 100.0 28t 0 0.0 0 0 158.3
Smith, Geno, LA-C 4 1 25.0 8 2.00 0 0.0 8 0 0.0 1 16 39.6
Stills, Kenny, Mia. 1 1 100.0 3 3.00 1 100.0 3t 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
Thomas, Logan, Buf. 1 1 100.0 15 15.00 0 0.0 15 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
* Wadman, Colby, Den. 1 1 100.0 12 12.00 0 0.0 12 0 0.0 0 0 116.7
Westbrook, Dede, Jac. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Wilson, Albert, Mia. 1 1 100.0 52 52.00 1 100.0 52t 0 0.0 0 0 158.3

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NFC—INDIVIDUAL PASSERS
Pct Avg Pct Pct Yds Rating
Att Comp Comp Yds Gain TD TD Long Int Int Sack Lost Points
Brees, Drew, N.O. 489 364 74.4 3992 8.16 32 6.5 72t 5 1.0 17 121 115.7
Wilson, Russell, Sea. 427 280 65.6 3448 8.07 35 8.2 66 7 1.6 51 355 110.9
Ryan, Matt, Atl. 608 422 69.4 4924 8.10 35 5.8 75t 7 1.2 42 296 108.1
Wentz, Carson, Phi. 401 279 69.6 3074 7.67 21 5.2 58 7 1.7 31 202 102.2
Goff, Jared, LA-R 561 364 64.9 4688 8.36 32 5.7 70t 12 2.1 33 223 101.1
Fitzpatrick, Ryan, T.B. 246 164 66.7 2366 9.62 17 6.9 75t 12 4.9 14 76 100.4
Cousins, Kirk, Min. 606 425 70.1 4298 7.09 30 5.0 75t 10 1.7 40 262 99.7
Rodgers, Aaron, G.B. 597 372 62.3 4442 7.44 25 4.2 75t 2 0.3 49 353 97.6
Prescott, Dak, Dal. 526 356 67.7 3885 7.39 22 4.2 90t 8 1.5 56 347 96.9
Trubisky, Mitchell, Chi. 434 289 66.6 3223 7.43 24 5.5 70t 12 2.8 24 143 95.4
Newton, Cam, Car. 471 320 67.9 3395 7.21 24 5.1 82 13 2.8 29 213 94.2
Manning, Eli, NY-G 576 380 66.0 4299 7.46 21 3.6 58 11 1.9 47 358 92.4
Mullens, Nick, S.F. 274 176 64.2 2277 8.31 13 4.7 85t 10 3.6 17 127 90.8
Winston, Jameis, T.B. 378 244 64.6 2992 7.92 19 5.0 64 14 3.7 27 157 90.2
Stafford, Matthew, Det. 555 367 66.1 3777 6.81 21 3.8 67 11 2.0 40 255 89.9
Smith, Alex, Was. 328 205 62.5 2180 6.65 10 3.0 52 5 1.5 22 121 85.7
* Rosen, Josh, Ariz 393 217 55.2 2278 5.80 11 2.8 75t 14 3.6 45 320 66.7
(Nonqualifiers)
* Allen, Kyle, Car. 31 20 64.5 266 8.58 2 6.5 53t 0 0.0 0 0 113.1
Glennon, Mike, Ariz 21 15 71.4 174 8.29 1 4.8 26 0 0.0 1 8 112.0
Foles, Nick, Phi. 195 141 72.3 1413 7.25 7 3.6 83t 4 2.1 9 47 96.0
Daniel, Chase, Chi. 76 53 69.7 515 6.78 3 3.9 46 2 2.6 9 40 90.6
Garoppolo, Jimmy, S.F. 89 53 59.6 718 8.07 5 5.6 56 3 3.4 13 97 90.0
Beathard, C.J., S.F. 169 102 60.4 1252 7.41 8 4.7 82t 7 4.1 18 156 81.8
McCoy, Colt, Was. 54 34 63.0 372 6.89 3 5.6 53t 3 5.6 6 36 78.6
Bridgewater, Teddy, N.O. 23 14 60.9 118 5.13 1 4.3 18 1 4.3 2 8 70.6
Johnson, Josh, Was. 91 52 57.1 590 6.48 3 3.3 79t 4 4.4 9 67 69.4
Bradford, Sam, Ariz 80 50 62.5 400 5.00 2 2.5 35t 4 5.0 6 33 62.5
Heinicke, Taylor, Car. 57 35 61.4 320 5.61 1 1.8 33 3 5.3 2 17 60.6
Kizer, DeShone, G.B. 42 20 47.6 187 4.45 0 0.0 29 2 4.8 4 38 40.5
Sanchez, Mark, Was. 35 19 54.3 138 3.94 0 0.0 20 3 8.6 7 42 28.0
Cassel, Matt, Det. 17 7 41.2 59 3.47 0 0.0 11 1 5.9 1 13 26.3
(Fewer than 10 attempts)
Agholor, Nelson, Phi. 1 1 100.0 15 15.00 0 0.0 15 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
Anger, Bryan, T.B. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Beasley, Cole, Dal. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Beckham, Odell, NY-G 2 2 100.0 106 53.00 2 100.0 57t 0 0.0 0 0 158.3
Cohen, Tarik, Chi. 1 1 100.0 1 1.00 1 100.0 1t 0 0.0 0 0 118.8
Ellington, Bruce, Det. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Fitzgerald, Larry, Ariz 1 1 100.0 32 32.00 1 100.0 32t 0 0.0 0 0 158.3
Gilbert, Garrett, Car. 3 2 66.7 40 13.33 0 0.0 31 0 0.0 1 5 109.7
Hekker, Johnny, LA-R 4 2 50.0 19 4.75 0 0.0 12 0 0.0 0 0 63.5
Hill, Taysom, N.O. 7 3 42.9 64 9.14 0 0.0 44 1 14.3 1 3 36.3
* Lauletta, Kyle, NY-G 5 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 1 20.0 0 0 0.0
Mannion, Sean, LA-R 3 2 66.7 23 7.67 0 0.0 18 0 0.0 0 0 89.6
McCaffrey, Christian, Car. 1 1 100.0 50 50.00 1 100.0 50t 0 0.0 0 0 158.3
* Miller, Anthony, Chi. 1 1 100.0 8 8.00 0 0.0 8 0 0.0 0 0 100.0
Prater, Matt, Det. 1 1 100.0 8 8.00 1 100.0 8t 0 0.0 0 0 139.6
Sanu, Mohamed, Atl. 2 1 50.0 5 2.50 1 50.0 5t 0 0.0 0 0 95.8
Schaub, Matt, Atl. 7 5 71.4 20 2.86 0 0.0 9 0 0.0 0 0 74.1
* Scott, J.K., G.B. 1 0 0.0 0 0.00 0 0.0 — 0 0.0 0 0 39.6
Sudfeld, Nate, Phi. 2 1 50.0 22 11.00 1 50.0 22t 0 0.0 0 0 129.2
Way, Tress, Was. 1 1 100.0 7 7.00 0 0.0 7 0 0.0 0 0 95.8

t = Touchdown
Leader based on rating points, minimum 224 attempts
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PASS RECEIVING No Yards Avg Long TD
RECEPTIONS Adams, Davante, G.B. 111 1386 12.5 57 13
NFC: 125 Michael Thomas, New Orleans Smith-Schuster, JuJu, Pit. 111 1426 12.8 97t 7
AFC: 115 DeAndre Hopkins, Houston McCaffrey, Christian, Car. 107 867 8.1 38 6
Brown, Antonio, Pit. 104 1297 12.5 78t 15
RECEPTIONS, GAME Kelce, Travis, K.C. 103 1336 13.0 43 10
NFC: 16 Michael Thomas, New Orleans vs. Tampa
Bay, September 9 (180 yards, 1 TD) NFL TOP TEN RECEIVERS BY YARDS
AFC: 14 Keenan Allen, L.A. Chargers at Pittsburgh, Yards No Avg Long TD
Jones, Julio, Atl. 1677 113 14.8 58 8
December 2 (148 yards, 1 TD) Hopkins, DeAndre, Hou. 1572 115 13.7 49t 11
14 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh at New Orleans, Evans, Mike, T.B. 1524 86 17.7 72t 8
December 23 (185 yards, 2 TD) Hill, Tyreek, K.C. 1479 87 17.0 75t 12
Smith-Schuster, JuJu, Pit.1426 111 12.8 97t 7
YARDS Thomas, Michael, N.O. 1405 125 11.2 72t 9
NFC: 1677 Julio Jones, Atlanta Adams, Davante, G.B. 1386 111 12.5 57 13
AFC: 1572 DeAndre Hopkins, Houston Kittle, George, S.F. 1377 88 15.6 85t 5
Thielen, Adam, Min. 1373 113 12.2 68 9
YARDS, GAME Kelce, Travis, K.C. 1336 103 13.0 43 10
NFC: 217 Amari Cooper, Dallas vs. Philadelphia,
AFC—INDIVIDUAL RECEIVERS
December 9 (10 receptions, 3 TD) - (OT)
No Yards Avg Long TD
AFC: 215 Tyreek Hill, Kansas City at L.A. Rams, Hopkins, DeAndre, Hou. 115 1572 13.7 49t 11
November 19 (10 receptions, 2 TD) Smith-Schuster, JuJu, Pit. 111 1426 12.8 97t 7
Brown, Antonio, Pit. 104 1297 12.5 78t 15
LONGEST Kelce, Travis, K.C. 103 1336 13.0 43 10
AFC: 97 JuJu Smith-Schuster (from Ben Roethlisberger,) Allen, Keenan, LA-C 97 1196 12.3 54 6
Pittsburgh at Denver, November 25 - TD Hill, Tyreek, K.C. 87 1479 17.0 75t 12
NFC: 90 Amari Cooper (from Dak Prescott,) Dallas vs. White, James, N.E. 87 751 8.6 42 7
Washington, November 22 - TD Landry, Jarvis, Cle. 81 976 12.0 51t 4
Hilton, T.Y., Ind. 76 1270 16.7 68t 6
YARDS PER RECEPTION Boyd, Tyler, Cin. 76 1028 13.5 49 7
Edelman, Julian, N.E. 74 850 11.5 36 6
NFC: 18.9 DeSean Jackson, Tampa Bay Sanders, Emmanuel, Den. 71 868 12.2 64t 4
AFC: 18.0 Josh Gordon, Cleveland-New England Cook, Jared, Oak. 68 896 13.2 45 6
Richard, Jalen, Oak. 68 607 8.9 32 0
TOUCHDOWNS Ebron, Eric, Ind. 66 750 11.4 53t 13
AFC: 15 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh Westbrook, Dede, Jac. 66 717 10.9 61t 5
NFC: 13 Davante Adams, Green Bay Davis, Corey, Ten. 65 891 13.7 51 4
Nelson, Jordy, Oak. 63 739 11.7 66 3
TEAM LEADERS, RECEPTIONS * Hines, Nyheim, Ind. 63 425 6.7 28 2
AFC: BALTIMORE, 62, Willie Snead; BUFFALO, 56, Zay Snead, Willie, Bal. 62 651 10.5 28 1
Jones; CINCINNATI, 76, Tyler Boyd; CLEVELAND, Thomas, Demaryius, Den.-Hou. 59 677 11.5 45 5
81, Jarvis Landry; DENVER, 71, Emmanuel Amendola, Danny, Mia. 59 575 9.7 39 1
Sanders; HOUSTON, 115, DeAndre Hopkins; INDI- Lewis, Dion, Ten. 59 400 6.8 37 1
Jones, Zay, Buf. 56 652 11.6 57 7
ANAPOLIS, 76, T.Y. Hilton; JACKSONVILLE, 66,
Njoku, David, Cle. 56 639 11.4 66 4
Dede Westbrook; KANSAS CITY, 103, Travis Kelce; Conner, James, Pit. 55 497 9.0 29 1
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 97, Keenan Allen; Yeldon, T.J., Jac. 55 487 8.9 37 4
MIAMI, 59, Danny Amendola; NEW ENGLAND, 87, Crabtree, Michael, Bal. 54 607 11.2 27 3
James White; N.Y. JETS, 50, Robby Anderson; OAK- Rogers, Chester, Ind. 53 485 9.2 34 2
LAND, 68, Jared Cook, Jalen Richard; PITTS- Drake, Kenyan, Mia. 53 477 9.0 52t 5
BURGH, 111, JuJu Smith-Schuster; TENNESSEE, Anderson, Robby, NYJ 50 752 15.0 76t 6
65, Corey Davis McDonald, Vance, Pit. 50 610 12.2 75t 4
Gordon, Melvin, LA-C 50 490 9.8 66t 4
NFC: ARIZONA, 69, Larry Fitzgerald; ATLANTA, 113, Julio Moncrief, Donte, Jac. 48 668 13.9 80t 3
Jones; CAROLINA, 107, Christian McCaffrey; Gronkowski, Rob, N.E. 47 682 14.5 42 3
Johnson, Duke, Cle. 47 429 9.1 32 3
CHICAGO, 71, Tarik Cohen; DALLAS, 77, Ezekiel Green, A.J., Cin. 46 694 15.1 38t 6
Elliott; DETROIT, 70, Kenny Golladay; GREEN BAY, Roberts, Seth, Oak. 45 494 11.0 44 2
111, Davante Adams; LOS ANGELES RAMS, 86, Williams, Mike, LA-C 43 664 15.4 55t 10
Robert Woods; MINNESOTA, 113, Adam Thielen; * Callaway, Antonio, Cle. 43 586 13.6 71 5
NEW ORLEANS, 125, Michael Thomas; N.Y. Uzomah, C.J., Cin. 43 439 10.2 29 3
GIANTS, 91, *Saquon Barkley; PHILADELPHIA, 116, Mixon, Joe, Cin. 43 296 6.9 21 1
Zach Ertz; SAN FRANCISCO, 88, George Kittle; Brown, John, Bal. 42 715 17.0 71 5
SEATTLE, 57, Tyler Lockett; TAMPA BAY, 86, Mike * Sutton, Courtland, Den. 42 704 16.8 42 4
Evans; WASHINGTON, 54, Jordan Reed Gordon, Josh, Cle.-N.E. 41 737 18.0 55t 4
Williams, Tyrell, LA-C 41 653 15.9 75t 5
NFL TOP TEN PASS RECEIVERS Watkins, Sammy, K.C. 40 519 13.0 50 3
No Yards Avg Long TD Higgins, Rashard, Cle. 39 572 14.7 40 4
Thomas, Michael, N.O. 125 1405 11.2 72t 9 * Herndon, Chris, NYJ 39 502 12.9 32t 4
Ertz, Zach, Phi. 116 1163 10.0 34 8 Ekeler, Austin, LA-C 39 404 10.4 44t 3
Hopkins, DeAndre, Hou. 115 1572 13.7 49t 11 Cole, Keelan, Jac. 38 491 12.9 35 1
Jones, Julio, Atl. 113 1677 14.8 58 8 Enunwa, Quincy, NYJ 38 449 11.8 42 1
Thielen, Adam, Min. 113 1373 12.2 68 9 Booker, Devontae, Den. 38 275 7.2 30 0
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No Yards Avg Long TD No Yards Avg Long TD
Taylor, Taywan, Ten. 37 466 12.6 55 1 * Chark, D.J., Jac. 14 174 12.4 38 0
Kearse, Jermaine, NYJ 37 371 10.0 29 1 Burkhead, Rex, N.E. 14 131 9.4 25 1
Switzer, Ryan, Pit. 36 253 7.0 24 1 Leggett, Jordan, NYJ 14 114 8.1 16 1
Hogan, Chris, N.E. 35 532 15.2 63t 3 * Freeman, Royce, Den. 14 72 5.1 9 0
Grant, Ryan, Ind. 35 334 9.5 23 1 Ivory, Chris, Buf. 13 205 15.8 55 0
* Lindsay, Phillip, Den. 35 241 6.9 29t 1 * Hurst, Hayden, Bal. 13 163 12.5 32 1
Bernard, Giovani, Cin. 35 218 6.2 26 0 Holmes, Andre, Buf.-Den. 13 162 12.5 24 0
Allen, Javorius, Bal. 35 196 5.6 17 2 Core, Cody, Cin. 13 160 12.3 30t 1
* Andrews, Mark, Bal. 34 552 16.2 74 3 * Ratley, Damion, Cle. 13 144 11.1 27 0
McCoy, LeSean, Buf. 34 238 7.0 24 0 Benjamin, Travis, LA-C 12 186 15.5 46t 1
Fuller, Will, Hou. 32 503 15.7 73t 4 Harris, Demetrius, K.C. 12 164 13.7 35 3
Conley, Chris, K.C. 32 334 10.4 27 5 LaFell, Brandon, Oak. 12 135 11.3 24 2
Dorsett, Phillip, N.E. 32 290 9.1 20 3 Gore, Frank, Mia. 12 124 10.3 24 1
Heuerman, Jeff, Den. 31 281 9.1 36 2 Rogers, Eli, Pit. 12 79 6.6 17 0
James, Jesse, Pit. 30 423 14.1 51 2 Thomas, Logan, Buf. 12 77 6.4 24 0
* Hamilton, DaeSean, Den. 30 243 8.1 24 2 Develin, James, N.E. 12 61 5.1 11 0
Gates, Antonio, LA-C 28 333 11.9 27 2 Fells, Darren, Cle. 11 117 10.6 49t 3
Inman, Dontrelle, Ind. 28 304 10.9 29 3 Powell, Bilal, NYJ 11 110 10.0 28t 1
* Coutee, Keke, Hou. 28 287 10.3 40 1 Jennings, Darius, Ten. 11 101 9.2 36 0
* Foster, Robert, Buf. 27 541 20.0 75t 3 Seferian-Jenkins, Austin, Jac.11 90 8.2 21 1
Pascal, Zach, Ind. 27 268 9.9 28 2 Murphy, Marcus, Buf. 11 26 2.4 8 0
Wilson, Albert, Mia. 26 391 15.0 75t 4 * Burnett, Deontay, NYJ 10 143 14.3 29 0
Hunt, Kareem, K.C. 26 378 14.5 67t 7 Paul, Niles, Jac. 10 98 9.8 22 0
Sharpe, Tajae, Ten. 26 316 12.2 28 2 Roberts, Andre, NYJ 10 79 7.9 20 1
Doyle, Jack, Ind. 26 245 9.4 20 2 Smith, Lee, Oak. 10 73 7.3 30 3
* Samuels, Jaylen, Pit. 26 199 7.7 23 3 Hyde, Carlos, Cle.-Jac. 10 33 3.3 9 0
Benjamin, Kelvin, Buf.-K.C. 25 380 15.2 40 1 * Hilliard, Dontrell, Cle. 9 105 11.7 24 0
Montgomery, Ty, G.B.-Bal. 25 235 9.4 43 0 Pruitt, MyCole, Ten. 9 102 11.3 27 1
Miller, Lamar, Hou. 25 163 6.5 16 1 Grant, Corey, Jac. 9 67 7.4 16 0
Parker, DeVante, Mia. 24 309 12.9 46 1 * Ballage, Kalen, Mia. 9 56 6.2 31 0
Griffin, Ryan, Hou. 24 305 12.7 47 0 Janovich, Andy, Den. 8 112 14.0 32 1
LaCosse, Matt, Den. 24 250 10.4 44 1 Sherman, Anthony, K.C. 8 96 12.0 36t 1
O'Shaughnessy, James, Jac. 24 214 8.9 17 0 Swoope, Erik, Ind. 8 87 10.9 26 3
Patrick, Tim, Den. 23 315 13.7 26 1 O'Leary, Nick, Mia. 8 86 10.8 19 1
Boyle, Nick, Bal. 23 213 9.3 25 0 Butt, Jake, Den. 8 85 10.6 22 0
Williams, Damien, K.C. 23 160 7.0 32 2 * Batson, Cameron, Ten. 8 82 10.3 26 0
Robinson, Demarcus, K.C. 22 288 13.1 89t 4 Tomlinson, Eric, NYJ 8 72 9.0 24 0
Croom, Jason, Buf. 22 259 11.8 26t 1 Bell, Blake, Jac. 8 67 8.4 16 0
Carter, DeAndre, Phi.-Hou. 22 216 9.8 50 0 Alie-Cox, Mo, Ind. 7 133 19.0 34 2
* Gesicki, Mike, Mia. 22 202 9.2 27 0 Carrier, Derek, Oak. 7 67 9.6 23 1
Fournette, Leonard, Jac. 22 185 8.4 31 1 * Michel, Sony, N.E. 7 50 7.1 13 0
Grant, Jakeem, Mia. 21 268 12.8 52t 2 Johnson, Marcus, Ind. 6 102 17.0 34t 1
Patterson, Cordarrelle, N.E. 21 247 11.8 55t 3 Grimble, Xavier, Pit. 6 86 14.3 23 0
Ross, John, Cin. 21 210 10.0 39t 7 Waller, Darren, Oak. 6 75 12.5 44 0
Clay, Charles, Buf. 21 184 8.8 21 0 Grinnage, David, Jac. 6 61 10.2 24 0
Crowell, Isaiah, NYJ 21 152 7.2 21 0 Butler, Brice, Mia. 6 60 10.0 23t 1
Smith, Jonnu, Ten. 20 258 12.9 61t 3 Greene, Rashad, Jac. 6 60 10.0 12 0
Ware, Spencer, K.C. 20 224 11.2 31 0 Dixon, Kenneth, Bal. 6 51 8.5 21 0
* Thomas, Jordan, Hou. 20 215 10.8 39 4 * Smythe, Durham, Mia. 6 50 8.3 21 0
Erickson, Alex, Cin. 20 167 8.4 28 0 Sterling, Neal, NYJ 6 47 7.8 12 0
Blue, Alfred, Hou. 20 154 7.7 28 0 Bohanon, Tommy, Jac. 6 41 6.8 12 0
* Chubb, Nick, Cle. 20 149 7.5 24 2 Harris, Dwayne, Oak. 6 40 6.7 13 0
Bryant, Martavis, Oak. 19 266 14.0 47 0 * Smith, Vyncint, Hou. 5 91 18.2 35t 1
Firkser, Anthony, Ten. 19 225 11.8 28 1 DeValve, Seth, Cle. 5 74 14.8 26 1
Green, Virgil, LA-C 19 210 11.1 26 1 * Walton, Mark, Cin. 5 41 8.2 24 0
Moore, Chris, Bal. 19 196 10.3 30 1 * McCloud, Ray-Ray, Buf. 5 36 7.2 16 0
McGuire, Elijah, NYJ 19 193 10.2 20t 1 Parker, Brian, Den. 5 33 6.6 11 0
McKenzie, Isaiah, Buf. 18 179 9.9 23 0 Matthews, Rishard, Ten.-NYJ5 24 4.8 7 0
Martin, Doug, Oak. 18 116 6.4 23 0 Smith, Keith, Oak. 5 23 4.6 8 0
* Akins, Jordan, Hou. 17 225 13.2 28 0 Hollister, Jacob, N.E. 4 52 13.0 23 0
Thompson, Deonte, Dal.-Buf. 17 161 9.5 15 0 Walker, Delanie, Ten. 4 52 13.0 16 0
* Cannon, Trenton, NYJ 17 144 8.5 35 0 Nix, Roosevelt, Pit. 4 38 9.5 19 0
Mack, Marlon, Ind. 17 103 6.1 29t 1 Kroft, Tyler, Cin. 4 36 9.0 16 0
Perriman, Breshad, Cle. 16 340 21.3 66 2 * Tate, Auden, Cin. 4 35 8.8 15 0
Pryor, Terrelle, NYJ-Buf. 16 252 15.8 44 2 DiMarco, Patrick, Buf. 3 62 20.7 38 0
* Washington, James, Pit. 16 217 13.6 47 1 * Willies, Derrick, Cle. 3 61 20.3 39 0
Williams, Maxx, Bal. 16 143 8.9 25 1 Derby, A.J., Mia. 3 48 16.0 19t 1
* Wilkins, Jordan, Ind. 16 85 5.3 17 0 Ervin, Tyler, Hou. 3 35 11.7 19 0
Eifert, Tyler, Cin. 15 179 11.9 29 1 Thomas, De'Anthony, K.C. 3 29 9.7 15 1
Stocker, Luke, Ten. 15 165 11.0 31 2 Allen, Dwayne, N.E. 3 27 9.0 21 0
* Ateman, Marcell, Oak. 15 154 10.3 32 1 * Williams, Darrel, K.C. 3 27 9.0 11t 1
* Jackson, Justin, LA-C 15 135 9.0 19 0 Charles, Orson, Cle. 3 23 7.7 9 0
Collins, Alex, Bal. 15 105 7.0 24 1 * Ford, Keith, Buf. 3 21 7.0 8 0
Henry, Derrick, Ten. 15 99 6.6 21 0 Hunter, Justin, Pit. 3 21 7.0 12 0
Lynch, Marshawn, Oak. 15 84 5.6 17 0 Ridley, Stevan, Pit. 3 18 6.0 10 0

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No Yards Avg Long TD No Yards Avg Long TD
Lengel, Matt, Cin. 3 17 5.7 9 1 Agholor, Nelson, Phi. 64 736 11.5 83t 4
Bolden, Brandon, Mia. 3 13 4.3 9 1 Rudolph, Kyle, Min. 64 634 9.9 44t 4
Carroo, Leonte, Mia. 2 94 47.0 74t 1 Riddick, Theo, Det. 61 384 6.3 20 0
* Franks, Jordan, Cin. 2 37 18.5 32 0 Godwin, Chris, T.B. 59 842 14.3 48 7
West, Charcandrick, K.C. 2 37 18.5 25t 1 Gurley, Todd, LA-R 59 580 9.8 56 4
Foreman, D'Onta, Hou. 2 28 14.0 20t 1 Lockett, Tyler, Sea. 57 965 16.9 52t 10
Peake, Charone, NYJ 2 25 12.5 14 0 * Moore, D.J., Car. 55 788 14.3 82 2
* Edwards, Gus, Bal. 2 20 10.0 13 0 Robinson, Allen, Chi. 55 754 13.7 43 4
* Newsome, Detrez, LA-C 2 19 9.5 11 0 Graham, Jimmy, G.B. 55 636 11.6 54 2
* Turner, De'Lance, Bal. 2 17 8.5 10 0 Burton, Trey, Chi. 54 569 10.5 47 6
Webb, Joe, Hou. 2 13 6.5 7 0 Reed, Jordan, Was. 54 558 10.3 34 2
Charles, Jamaal, Jac. 2 7 3.5 5 0 Baldwin, Doug, Sea. 50 618 12.4 42 5
Kerley, Jeremy, Buf. 2 7 3.5 4 0 Johnson, David, Ariz 50 446 8.9 40 3
* Cruikshank, Dane, Ten. 1 66 66.0 66t 1 Engram, Evan, NY-G 45 577 12.8 54 3
Cracraft, River, Den. 1 44 44.0 44 0 Funchess, Devin, Car. 44 549 12.5 27 4
Culkin, Sean, LA-C 1 24 24.0 24 0 Doctson, Josh, Was. 44 532 12.1 32 2
Dieter, Gehrig, K.C. 1 22 22.0 22 0 * Kirk, Christian, Ariz 43 590 13.7 75t 3
Mariota, Marcus, Ten. 1 21 21.0 21 0 Wright, Jarius, Car. 43 447 10.4 33 1
White, Tim, Bal. 1 14 14.0 14 0 Bourne, Kendrick, S.F. 42 487 11.6 33 4
Coates, Sammie, Hou. 1 12 12.0 12 0 Jackson, DeSean, T.B. 41 774 18.9 75t 4
Malone, Josh, Cin. 1 12 12.0 12 0 Thompson, Chris, Was. 41 268 6.5 23 1
Heyward-Bey, Darrius, Pit. 1 9 9.0 9 0 Kupp, Cooper, LA-R 40 566 14.2 70t 6
* Phillips, Cam, Buf. 1 9 9.0 9 0 Cook, Dalvin, Min. 40 305 7.6 27 2
Washington, DeAndre, Oak. 1 9 9.0 9 0 Samuel, Curtis, Car. 39 494 12.7 53t 5
Williams, Kyle, Buf. 1 9 9.0 9 0 * Valdes-Scantling, Marquez, G.B. 38 581 15.3 60 2
Hatcher, Keon, Oak. 1 8 8.0 8 0 Cobb, Randall, G.B. 38 383 10.1 75t 2
Dawkins, Dion, Buf. 1 7 7.0 7t 1 Rodgers, Jacquizz, T.B. 38 304 8.0 24 0
Kemp, Marcus, K.C. 1 7 7.0 7 0 * Thomas, Ian, Car. 36 333 9.3 31 2
Brady, Tom, N.E. 1 6 6.0 6 0 Jones, Marvin, Det. 35 508 14.5 39t 5
Hill, Jeremy, N.E. 1 6 6.0 6 0 Watson, Benjamin, N.O. 35 400 11.4 32 2
Lee, Khari, Buf. 1 5 5.0 5 0 Treadwell, Laquon, Min. 35 302 8.6 22 1
Luck, Andrew, Ind. 1 4 4.0 4 0 Howard, O.J., T.B. 34 565 16.6 75t 5
* Jones, J.J., NYJ 1 3 3.0 3 0 Seals-Jones, Ricky, Ariz 34 343 10.1 40 1
Tannehill, Ryan, Mia. 1 3 3.0 3t 1 Davis, Mike, Sea. 34 214 6.3 18 1
Turbin, Robert, Ind. 1 3 3.0 3 0 * Gallup, Michael, Dal. 33 507 15.4 49t 2
Villanueva, Alejandro, Pit. 1 2 2.0 2t 1 * Miller, Anthony, Chi. 33 423 12.8 55 7
Watt, Derek, LA-C 1 2 2.0 2 0 * Goedert, Dallas, Phi. 33 334 10.1 32t 4
Hewitt, Ryan, Ind. 1 1 1.0 1t 1 Everett, Gerald, LA-R 33 320 9.7 40t 3
Roethlisberger, Ben, Pit. 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 Coleman, Tevin, Atl. 32 276 8.6 39t 5
Kelly, Ryan, Ind. 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0 * Johnson, Kerryon, Det. 32 213 6.7 24 1
Carr, Derek, Oak. 1 -9 -9.0 -9 0 Ellington, Bruce, Hou.-Det. 31 224 7.2 23 1
Juszczyk, Kyle, S.F. 30 324 10.8 56 1
t = Touchdown; * Player that was a rookie in 2018 Brate, Cameron, T.B. 30 289 9.6 21 6
Leader based on receptions Reynolds, Josh, LA-R 29 402 13.9 33 5
Crowder, Jamison, Was. 29 388 13.4 79t 2
NFC—INDIVIDUAL RECEIVERS Vannett, Nick, Sea. 29 269 9.3 32 3
No Yards Avg Long TD * Smith, Tre'Quan, N.O. 28 427 15.3 62t 5
Thomas, Michael, N.O. 125 1405 11.2 72t 9 Harris, Maurice, Was. 28 304 10.9 42 0
Ertz, Zach, Phi. 116 1163 10.0 34 8 Smallwood, Wendell, Phi. 28 230 8.2 36t 2
Jones, Julio, Atl. 113 1677 14.8 58 8 * Pettis, Dante, S.F. 27 467 17.3 75t 5
Thielen, Adam, Min. 113 1373 12.2 68 9 Jarwin, Blake, Dal. 27 307 11.4 39t 3
Adams, Davante, G.B. 111 1386 12.5 57 13 Olsen, Greg, Car. 27 291 10.8 23 4
McCaffrey, Christian, Car. 107 867 8.1 38 6 Breida, Matt, S.F. 27 261 9.7 26 2
Diggs, Stefon, Min. 102 1021 10.0 75t 9 Williams, Jamaal, G.B. 27 210 7.8 26 0
* Barkley, Saquon, NY-G 91 721 7.9 57t 4 * Smith, Ito, Atl. 27 152 5.6 20 0
Kittle, George, S.F. 88 1377 15.6 85t 5 Moore, David, Sea. 26 445 17.1 54 5
Evans, Mike, T.B. 86 1524 17.7 72t 8 Swaim, Geoff, Dal. 26 242 9.3 43 1
Woods, Robert, LA-R 86 1219 14.2 39t 6 Taylor, Trent, S.F. 26 215 8.3 23 1
Kamara, Alvin, N.O. 81 709 8.8 42 4 Jones, Aaron, G.B. 26 206 7.9 24t 1
Cooks, Brandin, LA-R 80 1204 15.1 57 5 Davis, Vernon, Was. 25 367 14.7 53t 2
Beckham, Odell, NY-G 77 1052 13.7 51 6 Ellison, Rhett, NY-G 25 272 10.9 29 1
Elliott, Ezekiel, Dal. 77 567 7.4 38t 3 Higbee, Tyler, LA-R 24 292 12.2 36 2
Humphries, Adam, T.B. 76 816 10.7 51 5 Garcon, Pierre, S.F. 24 286 11.9 25 1
Cooper, Amari, Oak.-Dal. 75 1005 13.4 90t 7 Goodwin, Marquise, S.F. 23 395 17.2 67t 4
Tate, Golden, Det.-Phi. 74 795 10.7 67 4 Clement, Corey, Phi. 22 192 8.7 23 0
Cohen, Tarik, Chi. 71 725 10.2 70t 5 Murray, Latavius, Min. 22 141 6.4 16 0
Hooper, Austin, Atl. 71 660 9.3 36 4 * St. Brown, Equanimeous, G.B. 21 328 15.6 54 0
Golladay, Kenny, Det. 70 1063 15.2 60 5 Toilolo, Levine, Det. 21 263 12.5 39 1
Fitzgerald, Larry, Ariz 69 734 10.6 37 6 Ingram, Mark, N.O. 21 170 8.1 28t 1
Gabriel, Taylor, Chi. 67 688 10.3 54 2 Allison, Geronimo, G.B. 20 303 15.2 64t 2
Shepard, Sterling, NY-G 66 872 13.2 58 4 Matthews, Jordan, Phi. 20 300 15.0 56t 2
Sanu, Mohamed, Atl. 66 838 12.7 44t 4 Hurns, Allen, Dal. 20 295 14.8 49 2
Jeffery, Alshon, Phi. 65 843 13.0 52 6 Richardson, Paul, Was. 20 262 13.1 46t 2
Beasley, Cole, Dal. 65 672 10.3 32t 3 Peterson, Adrian, Was. 20 208 10.4 52 1
* Ridley, Calvin, Atl. 64 821 12.8 75t 10 Carson, Chris, Sea. 20 163 8.2 27 0

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No Yards Avg Long TD No Yards Avg Long TD
Howard, Jordan, Chi. 20 145 7.3 18 0 * Davis, Jawill, NY-G 4 40 10.0 22 0
* Edmonds, Chase, Ariz 20 103 5.2 13 0 * Beebe, Chad, Min. 4 39 9.8 18 0
Barber, Peyton, T.B. 20 92 4.6 10 1 * Wims, Javon, Chi. 4 32 8.0 16 0
* Sherfield, Trent, Ariz 19 210 11.1 21 1 Marshall, Byron, Was. 4 30 7.5 17 0
Jones, T.J., Det. 19 190 10.0 26 2 Bellore, Nick, Det. 4 15 3.8 8 0
Kendricks, Lance, G.B. 19 170 8.9 22 1 Lewis, Tommylee, N.O. 3 60 20.0 28t 1
Robinson, Aldrick, Min. 17 231 13.6 40t 5 Gathers, Rico, Dal. 3 45 15.0 32 0
Ginn, Ted, N.O. 17 209 12.3 42 2 Braunecker, Ben, Chi. 3 42 14.0 20 0
Smith, Torrey, Car. 17 190 11.2 35 2 Lewis, Marcedes, G.B. 3 39 13.0 30 0
Williams, Chad, Ariz 17 171 10.1 22t 1 Phillips, John, Ariz 3 38 12.7 24 0
Fowler, Bennie, NY-G 16 199 12.4 26 1 * Tolliver, Jalen, Ariz 3 37 12.3 15 0
Hill, Josh, N.O. 16 185 11.6 23 1 Abdullah, Ameer, Det.-Min. 3 28 9.3 12 0
Bibbs, Kapri, Was.-G.B. 16 115 7.2 23t 1 Prosise, C.J., Sea. 3 22 7.3 8 0
Sproles, Darren, Phi. 15 160 10.7 37t 2 Quick, Brian, Was. 3 18 6.0 6 0
Brown, Jaron, Sea. 14 166 11.9 45 5 Artis-Payne, Cameron, Car. 3 15 5.0 13 0
Hardy, Justin, Atl. 14 133 9.5 19t 2 Ortiz, Ricky, Atl. 3 11 3.7 7 0
Bellamy, Josh, Chi. 14 117 8.4 20t 1 Perine, Samaje, Was. 3 5 1.7 8 0
Gallman, Wayne, NY-G 14 89 6.4 21 0 * Wilson, Shaun, T.B. 3 5 1.7 5 0
* Kirkwood, Keith, N.O. 13 209 16.1 42 2 Hill, Taysom, N.O. 3 4 1.3 5 0
Willson, Luke, Det. 13 87 6.7 13 0 Manhertz, Chris, Car. 2 52 26.0 50t 1
Arnold, Dan, N.O. 12 150 12.5 25t 1 Madden, Tre, Sea. 2 35 17.5 28 0
Dickson, Ed, Sea. 12 143 11.9 42 3 * Kelly, John, LA-R 2 27 13.5 18 0
* Schultz, Dalton, Dal. 12 116 9.7 17 0 * Thomas, Roc, Min. 2 21 10.5 15 0
* Wilson, Jeff, S.F. 12 98 8.2 24 0 * Turner, Malik, Sea. 2 20 10.0 19 0
Latimer, Cody, NY-G 11 190 17.3 39 1 Williams, Terrance, Dal. 2 18 9.0 12 0
Marshall, Brandon, Sea. 11 136 12.4 27 1 Coleman, Derrick, Ariz 2 17 8.5 12 0
* Powell, Brandon, Det. 11 129 11.7 41 0 * Hodge, KhaDarel, LA-R 2 17 8.5 14 0
Ham, C.J., Min. 11 85 7.7 17 0 Williams, Nick, LA-R 2 17 8.5 11 0
Jones, Andy, Det. 11 80 7.3 15 1 * Moore, J'Mon, G.B. 2 15 7.5 10 0
Shepard, Russell, NY-G 10 188 18.8 49t 2 * Dwelley, Ross, S.F. 2 14 7.0 8 0
Hall, Marvin, Atl. 10 149 14.9 47t 1 Olawale, Jamize, Dal. 2 13 6.5 10 0
Floyd, Michael, Was. 10 100 10.0 20 1 Valles, Hakeem, Det. 2 11 5.5 6 0
Blount, LeGarrette, Det. 10 67 6.7 23 0 Cross, Alan, T.B. 2 9 4.5 6 0
* James, Richie, S.F. 9 130 14.4 53 1 Sims, Dion, Chi. 2 9 4.5 9 0
Meredith, Cameron, N.O. 9 114 12.7 46 1 * Boone, Mike, Min. 2 1 0.5 1 0
Roberts, Michael, Det. 9 100 11.1 29 3 Gibson, Shelton, Phi. 1 48 48.0 48 0
Carr, Austin, N.O. 9 97 10.8 25 2 Swoopes, Tyrone, Sea. 1 23 23.0 23 0
Gresham, Jermaine, Ariz 9 94 10.4 26 0 * Zylstra, Brandon, Min. 1 23 23.0 23 0
Paulsen, Logan, Atl. 9 91 10.1 19 1 * Flanagan, Matt, Was. 1 14 14.0 14 0
Simonson, Scott, NY-G 9 86 9.6 24 1 Shields, Sam, LA-R 1 12 12.0 12 0
* Penny, Rashaad, Sea. 9 75 8.3 24 0 Decker, Taylor, Det. 1 11 11.0 11t 1
* Quinn, Trey, Was. 9 75 8.3 15 1 Bolden, Victor, S.F. 1 10 10.0 10 0
Smith, Rod, Dal. 9 60 6.7 14 0 Foles, Nick, Phi. 1 10 10.0 15 0
* Dissly, Will, Sea. 8 156 19.5 66 2 Hardee, Justin, N.O. 1 10 10.0 10 0
Austin, Tavon, Dal. 8 140 17.5 64t 2 Cunningham, Benny, Chi. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Kumerow, Jake, G.B. 8 103 12.9 49t 1 Fant, George, Sea. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Mizzell, Taquan, Chi. 8 78 9.8 26 1 Gillislee, Mike, N.O. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Morris, Alfred, S.F. 8 73 9.1 16 0 Hill, Brian, Atl. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Penny, Elijhaa, NY-G 8 50 6.3 16 0 Byrd, Damiere, Car. 1 8 8.0 8 0
Nelson, J.J., Ariz 7 64 9.1 17 0 Daniel, Chase, Chi. 1 8 8.0 8 0
* Adams, Josh, Phi. 7 58 8.3 13 0 * Kidsy, Darvin, Was. 1 8 8.0 8 0
Zenner, Zach, Det. 7 56 8.0 30 0 Chesson, Jehu, Was. 1 7 7.0 7 0
Auclair, Antony, T.B. 7 48 6.9 12 0 * Lazard, Allen, G.B. 1 7 7.0 7 0
Logan, T.J., Ariz 7 37 5.3 17 0 Rodgers, Richard, Phi. 1 7 7.0 7 0
* Jones, Ronald, T.B. 7 33 4.7 15 0 Burton, Michael, Chi. 1 6 6.0 6 0
* Gage, Russell, Atl. 6 63 10.5 22 0 Armah, Alex, Car. 1 5 5.0 5 0
Aiken, Kamar, Phi. 6 53 8.8 18 0 Cadet, Travaris, Car. 1 5 5.0 5 0
Mostert, Raheem, S.F. 6 25 4.2 23 0 Mundt, Johnny, LA-R 1 5 5.0 5 0
Celek, Garrett, S.F. 5 90 18.0 41t 2 Ryan, Matt, Atl. 1 5 5.0 5t 1
* Conklin, Tyler, Min. 5 77 15.4 33 0 * Watson, Justin, T.B. 1 5 5.0 5 0
Coleman, Corey, NY-G 5 71 14.2 30 0 Wentz, Carson, Phi. 1 4 4.0 4 0
Perkins, Josh, Phi. 5 67 13.4 30 0 Barner, Kenjon, Car. 1 3 3.0 3 0
Brown, Noah, Dal. 5 54 10.8 22 0 Sowell, Bradley, Chi. 1 2 2.0 2t 1
Brown, Malcolm, LA-R 5 52 10.4 18t 1 Vitale, Danny, G.B. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Saubert, Eric, Atl. 5 48 9.6 17 0 Brees, Drew, N.O. 1 1 1.0 1 0
Shaheen, Adam, Chi. 5 48 9.6 23 1 Williams, Jonathan, N.O. 1 1 1.0 1 0
Anderson, C.J., Car.-LA-R 5 41 8.2 24t 1 Cousins, Kirk, Min. 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0
Sprinkle, Jeremy, Was. 5 41 8.2 15 1 Pulley, Spencer, NY-G 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0
Morgan, David, Min. 5 36 7.2 13 0 Staley, Joe, S.F. 1 -5 -5.0 -5 0
Freeman, Devonta, Atl. 5 23 4.6 14 0 Schaub, Matt, Atl. 1 -7 -7.0 -7 0
Ajayi, Jay, Phi. 5 20 4.0 12 0 Wilson, Russell, Sea. 1 -11 -11.0 -11 0
Line, Zach, N.O. 5 14 2.8 5 2
White, Kevin, Chi. 4 92 23.0 54 0 t = Touchdown; * Player that was a rookie in 2018
Tonyan, Robert, G.B. 4 77 19.3 54t 1 Leader based on receptions
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INTERCEPTIONS
INTERCEPTIONS
AFC: 7 Xavien Howard, Miami
NFC: 7 Kyle Fuller, Chicago
7 Damontae Kazee, Atlanta
INTERCEPTIONS, GAME
NFC: 3 Andrew Adams, Tampa Bay vs. Carolina,
December 2 (21 yards, 0 TD)
AFC: 2 *Denzel Ward, Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh,
September 9 (26 yards, 0 TD) - (OT)
2 Reshad Jones, Miami vs. Tennessee,
September 9 (80 yards, 0 TD)
2 Darron Lee, N.Y. Jets at Detroit,
September 10 (57 yards, 1 TD)
2 Xavien Howard, Miami vs. Oakland,
September 23 (39 yards, 0 TD)
2 Desmond King, L.A. Chargers at Cleveland,
October 14 (33 yards, 0 TD)
2 Jalen Ramsey, Jacksonville vs. Pittsburgh,
November 18 (0 yards, 0 TD)
2 Xavien Howard, Miami at Indianapolis,
November 25 (-7 yards, 0 TD)
2 Xavien Howard, Miami vs. Buffalo,
December 2 (20 yards, 0 TD)
2 Trumaine Johnson, N.Y. Jets at Buffalo,
December 9 (0 yards, 0 TD)
2 Duron Harmon, New England at Pittsburgh,
December 16 (0 yards, 0 TD)
2 Jimmy Smith, Baltimore vs. Cleveland,
December 30 (4 yards, 0 TD)
YARDS
AFC: 131 Shawn Williams, Cincinnati
NFC: 107 Marcus Peters, L.A. Rams
107 Darius Slay, Detroit
TEAM LEADERS, INTERCEPTIONS
AFC: BALTIMORE, 2, Brandon Carr, Marlon Humphrey,
Jimmy Smith; BUFFALO, 4, Jordan Poyer; CINCIN-
NATI, 5, Shawn Williams; CLEVELAND, 4, Damari-
ous Randall; DENVER, 3, Chris Harris, Justin Sim-
mons; HOUSTON, 3, Andre Hal, *Justin Reid; INDI-
ANAPOLIS, 3, Kenny Moore; JACKSONVILLE, 3,
Jalen Ramsey; KANSAS CITY, 4, Steven Nelson;
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 3, *Derwin James,
Desmond King; MIAMI, 7, Xavien Howard; NEW
ENGLAND, 4, Duron Harmon; N.Y. JETS, 4, Tru-
maine Johnson; OAKLAND, 3, Gareon Conley, Mar-
cus Gilchrist; PITTSBURGH, 2, Joe Haden; TEN-
NESSEE, 4, Kevin Byard
NFC: ARIZONA, 3, Tre Boston; ATLANTA, 7, Damontae
Kazee; CAROLINA, 4, *Donte Jackson; CHICAGO,
7, Kyle Fuller; DALLAS, 2, *Leighton Vander Esch,
Xavier Woods; DETROIT, 3, Quandre Diggs, Darius
Slay; GREEN BAY, 3, Ha Ha Clinton-Dix; LOS
ANGELES RAMS, 4, John Johnson; MINNESOTA,
3, Anthony Harris, Harrison Smith; NEW ORLEANS,
2, Eli Apple, Chris Banjo, Marshon Lattimore, Mar-
cus Williams; N.Y. GIANTS, 5, Alec Ogletree;
PHILADELPHIA, 3, Rasul Douglas; SAN FRANCIS-
CO, 1, Antone Exum, Jaquiski Tartt; SEATTLE, 3,
Bradley McDougald, Earl Thomas; TAMPA BAY, 4,
Andrew Adams; WASHINGTON, 4, D.J. Swearinger
TEAM CHAMPION
NFC: 27 Chicago
AFC: 21 Miami
* Player that was a rookie in 2018

LONGEST
AFC: 104 Marcus Maye, N.Y. Jets vs. Denver, October 7
NFC: 98 Bobby Wagner, Seattle vs. San Francisco,
December 2 - TD

TOUCHDOWNS
NFC: 2 Eddie Jackson, Chicago
2 Alec Ogletree, N.Y. Giants
AFC: 1 * Jerome Baker, Miami
1 * Jessie Bates, Cincinnati
1 Jayon Brown, Tennessee
1 Malcolm Butler, Tennessee
1 Morris Claiborne, N.Y. Jets
1 Gareon Conley, Oakland
1 Zach Cunningham, Houston
1 Todd Davis, Denver
1 Bud Dupree, Pittsburgh
1 * Minkah Fitzpatrick, Miami
1 Chris Harris, Denver
1 Myles Jack, Jacksonville
1 Michael Johnson, Cincinnati
1 Trumaine Johnson, N.Y. Jets
1 Chris Jones, Kansas City
1 Reshad Jones, Miami
1 Johnathan Joseph, Houston
1 Desmond King, L.A. Chargers
1 Darron Lee, N.Y. Jets
1 Devin McCourty, New England
1 Ron Parker, Kansas City
1 * Justin Reid, Houston
1 Telvin Smith, Jacksonville
1 Daniel Sorensen, Kansas City
1 Shawn Williams, Cincinnati
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NFL TOP TEN INTERCEPTORS No Yards Avg Long TD
No Yards Avg Long TD Fuller, Kendall, K.C. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Fuller, Kyle, Chi. 7 52 7.4 35 0 Gilmore, Stephon, N.E. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Howard, Xavien, Mia. 7 52 7.4 39 0 Haden, Joe, Pit. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Kazee, Damontae, Atl. 7 54 7.7 33 0 Humphrey, Marlon, Bal. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Jackson, Eddie, Chi. 6 81 13.5 41t 2 Nelson, Reggie, Oak. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Ogletree, Alec, NY-G 5 61 12.2 20 2 Maye, Marcus, NYJ 1 104 104.0 104 0
Williams, Shawn, Cin. 5 131 26.2 58t 1 Williams, Trevor, LA-C 1 86 86.0 86 0
Adams, Andrew, T.B. 4 34 8.5 16 0 McCourty, Devin, N.E. 1 84 84.0 84t 1
Byard, Kevin, Ten. 4 1 0.3 1 0 Ragland, Reggie, K.C. 1 67 67.0 67 0
Harmon, Duron, N.E. 4 0 0.0 0 0 Sorensen, Daniel, K.C. 1 54 54.0 54t 1
Jackson, Donte, Car. 4 0 0.0 0 0 Lucas, Jordan, K.C. 1 49 49.0 49 0
Johnson, John, LA-R 4 46 11.5 35 0 Mitchell, Mike, Ind. 1 47 47.0 47 0
Johnson, Trumaine, NYJ 4 38 9.5 31t 1 Miller, Von, Den. 1 42 42.0 42 0
Nelson, Steven, K.C. 4 53 13.3 35 0 Adams, Jamal, NYJ 1 38 38.0 38 0
Poyer, Jordan, Buf. 4 11 2.8 11 0 Cunningham, Zach, Hou. 1 38 38.0 38t 1
Randall, Damarious, Cle. 4 59 14.8 50 0 Williamson, Avery, NYJ 1 36 36.0 36 0
Riley, Curtis, NY-G 4 67 16.8 46 1 * Edmunds, Terrell, Pit. 1 35 35.0 35 0
Swearinger, D.J., Was. 4 33 8.3 22 0 Onwuasor, Patrick, Bal. 1 33 33.0 33 0
Jack, Myles, Jac. 1 32 32.0 32t 1
AFC—INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTORS Davis, Sean, Pit. 1 27 27.0 27 0
No Yards Avg Long TD Hightower, Dont'a, N.E. 1 27 27.0 27 0
Howard, Xavien, Mia. 7 52 7.4 39 0 * Baker, Jerome, Mia. 1 25 25.0 25t 1
Williams, Shawn, Cin. 5 131 26.2 58t 1 Brown, Jayon, Ten. 1 22 22.0 22t 1
Randall, Damarious, Cle. 4 59 14.8 50 0 Johnson, Michael, Cin. 1 22 22.0 22t 1
Nelson, Steven, K.C. 4 53 13.3 35 0 Davis, Todd, Den. 1 20 20.0 20t 1
Johnson, Trumaine, NYJ 4 38 9.5 31t 1 Jones, Chris, K.C. 1 20 20.0 20t 1
Poyer, Jordan, Buf. 4 11 2.8 11 0 Addae, Jahleel, LA-C 1 19 19.0 19 0
Byard, Kevin, Ten. 4 1 0.3 1 0 Williams, Vince, Pit. 1 17 17.0 17t 1
Harmon, Duron, N.E. 4 0 0.0 0 0 Goode, Najee, Ind. 1 16 16.0 16 0
* Reid, Justin, Hou. 3 128 42.7 101t 1 Levine, Anthony, Bal. 1 16 16.0 16 0
Jones, Reshad, Mia. 3 109 36.3 54 1 Perryman, Denzel, LA-C 1 16 16.0 16 0
Butler, Malcolm, Ten. 3 90 30.0 56t 1 Worley, Daryl, Oak. 1 16 16.0 16 0
Lee, Darron, NYJ 3 82 27.3 36t 1 Jefferson, Tony, Bal. 1 15 15.0 15 0
King, Desmond, LA-C 3 75 25.0 42t 1 Melvin, Rashaan, Oak. 1 15 15.0 15 0
Harris, Chris, Den. 3 68 22.7 53t 1 * Harrison, Ronnie, Jac. 1 14 14.0 14 0
Conley, Gareon, Oak. 3 64 21.3 36t 1 * Odum, George, Ind. 1 14 14.0 14 0
Moore, Kenny, Ind. 3 52 17.3 32 0 Church, Barry, Jac. 1 11 11.0 11 0
* Bates, Jessie, Cin. 3 42 14.0 21t 1 Parks, Will, Den. 1 11 11.0 11 0
McDonald, T.J., Mia. 3 41 13.7 31 0 Walker, Anthony, Ind. 1 11 11.0 11 0
Milano, Matt, Buf. 3 41 13.7 29 0 Dupree, Bud, Pit. 1 10 10.0 10t 1
Jones, Jonathan, N.E. 3 34 11.3 28 0 Hayden, D.J., Jac. 1 10 10.0 10 0
Alonso, Kiko, Mia. 3 30 10.0 15 0 Bouye, A.J., Jac. 1 9 9.0 9 0
* James, Derwin, LA-C 3 30 10.0 23 0 * White, Kyzir, LA-C 1 9 9.0 9 0
* Ward, Denzel, Cle. 3 26 8.7 26 0 Gipson, Tashaun, Jac. 1 8 8.0 8 0
* Jackson, J.C., N.E. 3 9 3.0 9 0 Ingram, Melvin, LA-C 1 8 8.0 8 0
Simmons, Justin, Den. 3 8 2.7 8 0 Scarlett, Brennan, Hou. 1 8 8.0 8 0
Gilchrist, Marcus, Oak. 3 2 0.7 2 0 Evans, Jordan, Cin. 1 7 7.0 7 0
Hal, Andre, Hou. 3 2 0.7 2 0 Farley, Matthias, Ind. 1 7 7.0 7 0
Ramsey, Jalen, Jac. 3 0 0.0 0 0 Clark, Chuck, Bal. 1 5 5.0 5 0
* Fitzpatrick, Minkah, Mia. 2 64 32.0 50t 1 Joseph, Karl, Oak. 1 5 5.0 5 0
Joseph, Johnathan, Hou. 2 46 23.0 28t 1 Houston, Justin, K.C. 1 4 4.0 4 0
* Leonard, Darius, Ind. 2 38 19.0 28 0 Rochell, Isaac, LA-C 1 4 4.0 4 0
White, Tre'Davious, Buf. 2 37 18.5 37 0 * Yiadom, Isaac, Den. 1 4 4.0 4 0
Hooker, Malik, Ind. 2 34 17.0 27 0 Roberts, Darryl, NYJ 1 3 3.0 3 0
Parker, Ron, K.C. 2 33 16.5 33t 1 Chung, Patrick, N.E. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Smith, Telvin, Jac. 2 33 16.5 33t 1 Wolfe, Derek, Den. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Carr, Brandon, Bal. 2 26 13.0 32 0 Desir, Pierre, Ind. 1 1 1.0 1 0
Jackson, Kareem, Hou. 2 24 12.0 13 0 Aikens, Walt, Mia. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Harris, Erik, Oak. 2 22 11.0 21 0 * Bentley, Ja'Whaun, N.E. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Brown, Preston, Cin. 2 20 10.0 18 0 Carrie, T.J., Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0
* Edmunds, Tremaine, Buf. 2 19 9.5 17 0 Collins, Jamie, Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Claiborne, Morris, NYJ 2 17 8.5 17t 1 Gaines, E.J., Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Kirksey, Christian, Cle. 2 17 8.5 13 0 Harris, Shelby, Den. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Hyde, Micah, Buf. 2 16 8.0 16 0 Hilton, Mike, Pit. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Alexander, Lorenzo, Buf. 2 9 4.5 8 0 * Johnson, Taron, Buf. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Jackson, Adoree', Ten. 2 7 3.5 7 0 Jones, Adam, Den. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Mathieu, Tyrann, Hou. 2 6 3.0 6 0 McCain, Bobby, Mia. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Smith, Jimmy, Bal. 2 4 2.0 4 0 McCourty, Jason, N.E. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Stewart, Darian, Den. 2 3 1.5 3 0 McKinney, Benardrick, Hou. 1 0 0.0 0 0

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No Yards Avg Long TD NFC—INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTORS
Mitchell, Terrance, Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0 No Yards Avg Long TD
Moore, Corey, Ind. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Kazee, Damontae, Atl. 7 54 7.7 33 0
Mosley, C.J., Bal. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Fuller, Kyle, Chi. 7 52 7.4 35 0
Murray, Eric, K.C. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jackson, Eddie, Chi. 6 81 13.5 41t 2
Peppers, Jabrill, Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Ogletree, Alec, NY-G 5 61 12.2 20 2
Phillips, Adrian, LA-C 1 0 0.0 0 0 Riley, Curtis, NY-G 4 67 16.8 46 1
Rice, Denzel, Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Johnson, John, LA-R 4 46 11.5 35 0
Roby, Bradley, Den. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Adams, Andrew, T.B. 4 34 8.5 16 0
Scandrick, Orlando, K.C. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Swearinger, D.J., Was. 4 33 8.3 22 0
Schobert, Joe, Cle. 1 0 0.0 0 0 * Jackson, Donte, Car. 4 0 0.0 0 0
Sutton, Cameron, Pit. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Peters, Marcus, LA-R 3 107 35.7 50t 1
Thomas, Dymonte, Den. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Slay, Darius, Det. 3 107 35.7 67t 1
Vaccaro, Kenny, Ten. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Norman, Josh, Was. 3 79 26.3 40 0
Van Noy, Kyle, N.E. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Smith, Harrison, Min. 3 66 22.0 52 0
Whitehead, Tahir, Oak. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Amukamara, Prince, Chi. 3 58 19.3 49t 1
Wilson, Quincy, Ind. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Littleton, Cory, LA-R 3 48 16.0 22 1
Young, Tavon, Bal. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Diggs, Quandre, Det. 3 41 13.7 37t 1
Kindred, Derrick, Cle. 1 -2 -2.0 -2 0 McDougald, Bradley, Sea. 3 39 13.0 39 0
Harris, Anthony, Min. 3 33 11.0 33 0
t = Touchdown; *Player that was a rookie in 2018 Clinton-Dix, Ha Ha, G.B. 3 25 8.3 24 0
Leader based on interceptions Thomas, Earl, Sea. 3 25 8.3 25 0
Douglas, Rasul, Phi. 3 14 4.7 17 0
Adams, Mike, Car. 3 11 3.7 18 0
Boston, Tre, Ariz 3 9 3.0 9 0
Poole, Brian, Atl. 3 2 0.7 2 0
Williams, Marcus, N.O. 2 100 50.0 78 0
Jones, Deion, Atl. 2 61 30.5 41t 1
* Vander Esch, Leighton, Dal. 2 56 28.0 28 0
Breeland, Bashaud, G.B. 2 48 24.0 26 1
Apple, Eli, N.O. 2 29 14.5 29 0
Jenkins, Janoris, NY-G 2 29 14.5 29 0
Amos, Adrian, Chi. 2 27 13.5 26 0
Thomas, Michael, NY-G 2 26 13.0 26 0
* Maddox, Avonte, Phi. 2 23 11.5 23 0
Dunbar, Quinton, Was. 2 21 10.5 24 0
Woods, Xavier, Dal. 2 15 7.5 15 0
Callahan, Bryce, Chi. 2 12 6.0 12 0
Trevathan, Danny, Chi. 2 12 6.0 12 0
Goodson, B.J., NY-G 2 8 4.0 5 0
Griffin, Shaquill, Sea. 2 8 4.0 8 0
Hill, Troy, LA-R 2 7 3.5 7 0
Foster, Mason, Was. 2 4 2.0 4 0
Kendricks, Eric, Min. 2 3 1.5 3 0
Banjo, Chris, N.O. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Lattimore, Marshon, N.O. 2 0 0.0 0 0
Peterson, Patrick, Ariz 2 0 0.0 0 0
Wagner, Bobby, Sea. 1 98 98.0 98t 1
Hardee, Justin, N.O. 1 77 77.0 77 0
Elliott, Javien, T.B. 1 50 50.0 50 0
Heath, Jeff, Dal. 1 49 49.0 49 0
Williams, P.J., N.O. 1 45 45.0 45t 1
Reid, Eric, Car. 1 39 39.0 39 0
Exum, Antone, S.F. 1 32 32.0 32t 1
Talib, Aqib, LA-R 1 30 30.0 30 0
Bradberry, James, Car. 1 29 29.0 29 0
Graham, Corey, Phi. 1 29 29.0 29 0
Allen, Ricardo, Atl. 1 28 28.0 28 0
* Hughes, Mike, Min. 1 28 28.0 28t 1
* Alexander, Jaire, G.B. 1 27 27.0 27 0
Mack, Khalil, Chi. 1 27 27.0 27t 1
Clark, Frank, Sea. 1 26 26.0 26 0
Amerson, David, Ariz 1 25 25.0 25 0
Ebukam, Samson, LA-R 1 25 25.0 25t 1
Jenkins, Malcolm, Phi. 1 25 25.0 25 0
Everett, Deshazor, Was. 1 24 24.0 24 0
Grugier-Hill, Kamu, Phi. 1 24 24.0 24 0
Waynes, Trae, Min. 1 24 24.0 24 0
* Stroman, Greg, Was. 1 23 23.0 23 0
Tartt, Jaquiski, S.F. 1 23 23.0 23 0

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No Yards Avg Long TD AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—INTERCEPTIONS
Shields, Sam, LA-R 1 22 22.0 22 0
* Smith, Roquan, Chi. 1 22 22.0 22 0 No Yards Avg Long TD
Benwikere, Bene', Ariz 1 21 21.0 21 0 Miami 21 321 15.3 54 3
Lynch, Aaron, Chi. 1 20 20.0 20 0 New England 18 156 8.7 84t 1
Floyd, Leonard, Chi. 1 19 19.0 19t 1 Cleveland 17 100 5.9 50 0
Darby, Ronald, Phi. 1 16 16.0 16 0 Denver 17 158 9.3 53t 2
Moreau, Fabian, Was. 1 16 16.0 16 0 Buffalo 16 133 8.3 37 0
Lawrence, Demarcus, Dal. 1 13 13.0 13 0 Houston 15 252 16.8 101t 3
Gerry, Nate, Phi. 1 8 8.0 8 0 Indianapolis 15 220 14.7 47 0
Lewis, Jourdan, Dal. 1 7 7.0 7 0 Kansas City 15 280 18.7 67 3
Taylor, Adarius, T.B. 1 7 7.0 7 0 Oakland 14 124 8.9 36t 1
Crawford, Jack, Atl. 1 6 6.0 6 0 L.A. Chargers 13 247 19.0 86 1
Johnson, Isaiah, T.B. 1 6 6.0 6 0 N.Y. Jets 13 318 24.5 104 3
Klein, A.J., N.O. 1 6 6.0 6 0 Baltimore 12 99 8.3 33 0
Jones, Colin, Car. 1 5 5.0 5 0 Cincinnati 12 222 18.5 58t 3
Joyner, Lamarcus, LA-R 1 5 5.0 5 0 Jacksonville 11 117 10.6 33t 2
Rhodes, Xavier, Min. 1 3 3.0 3 0 Tennessee 11 120 10.9 56t 2
Smith, Preston, Was. 1 3 3.0 3 0 Pittsburgh 8 89 11.1 35 2
Anzalone, Alex, N.O. 1 2 2.0 2 0
* Hill, Holton, Min. 1 2 2.0 2 0 AFC Total 228 2956 13.0 104 26
Munnerlyn, Captain, Car. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Brown, Anthony, Dal. 1 1 1.0 1 0 AFC Average 14.3 184.8 13.0 — 1.6
Awuzie, Chidobe, Dal. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Coleman, Justin, Sea. 1 0 0.0 0 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—INTERCEPTIONS
Countess, Blake, LA-R 1 0 0.0 0 0
Evans, Justin, T.B. 1 0 0.0 0 0 No Yards Avg Long TD
King, Kevin, G.B. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Chicago 27 330 12.2 49t 5
Kuechly, Luke, Car. 1 0 0.0 0 0 L.A. Rams 18 290 16.1 50t 3
McManis, Sherrick, Chi. 1 0 0.0 0 0 N.Y. Giants 16 191 11.9 46 3
Obada, Efe, Car. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Atlanta 15 151 10.1 41t 1
* Oliver, Isaiah, Atl. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Washington 15 203 13.5 40 0
Robey-Coleman, Nickell, LA-R1 0 0.0 0 0 Carolina 13 86 6.6 39 0
Smith, Ryan, T.B. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Minnesota 12 159 13.3 52 1
Thompson, Tedric, Sea. 1 0 0.0 0 0 New Orleans 12 259 21.6 78 1
* Walker, Tracy, Det. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Seattle 12 196 16.3 98t 1
Webb, B.W., NY-G 1 0 0.0 0 0 Philadelphia 10 139 13.9 29 0
Dallas 9 141 15.7 49 0
t = Touchdown; Leader based on interceptions Tampa Bay 9 97 10.8 50 0
* Player that was a rookie in 2018 Arizona 7 55 7.9 25 0
Detroit 7 148 21.1 67t 2
Green Bay 7 100 14.3 27 1
San Francisco 2 55 27.5 32t 1

NFC Total 191 2600 13.6 98t 19

NFC Average 11.9 162.5 13.6 — 1.2

League Total 419 5556 — 104 45

League Average 13.1 173.6 13.3 — 1.4

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KICKOFF RETURNS No Yards Avg Long TD
YARDS PER RETURN Grant, Jakeem, Mia. 18 535 29.7 102t 1
AFC: 31.7 Darius Jennings, Tennessee Pascal, Zach, Ind. 14 297 21.2 29 0
NFC: 26.0 Corey Coleman, N.Y. Giants Murphy, Marcus, Buf. 13 324 24.9 49 0
McKenzie, Isaiah, Buf. 12 237 19.8 33 0
YARDS * Hilliard, Dontrell, Cle. 11 264 24.0 31 0
Ervin, Tyler, Hou. 10 253 25.3 36 0
AFC: 1174 Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets
Booker, Devontae, Den. 10 234 23.4 35 0
NFC: 616 Marvin Hall, Atlanta Drake, Kenyan, Mia. 10 213 21.3 26 0
Perry, Senorise, Mia. 8 164 20.5 32 0
YARDS, GAME * Callaway, Antonio, Cle. 8 143 17.9 35 0
AFC: 207 * Tremon Smith, Kansas City at L.A. Rams, * Chark, D.J., Jac. 7 186 26.6 47 0
November 19 (7 returns, 0 TD) * Lindsay, Phillip, Den. 7 163 23.3 32 0
NFC: 159 * D.J. Reed, San Francisco vs. Detroit, Mickens, Jaydon, Jac. 6 149 24.8 31 0
September 16 (4 returns, 0 TD) White, Tim, Bal. 6 135 22.5 37 0
Bolden, Victor, Buf. 5 116 23.2 28 0
LONGEST Greene, Rashad, Jac. 5 105 21.0 31 0
AFC: 102 Jakeem Grant, Miami vs. Tennessee, Jones, Taiwan, Buf. 5 89 17.8 27 0
September 9 - TD Jones, Adam, Den. 4 85 21.3 25 0
NFC: 97 * Richie James, San Francisco vs. Seattle, * Michel, Sony, N.E. 4 77 19.3 26 0
December 16 - TD - (OT) Langley, Brendan, Den. 4 61 15.3 18 0
* Jones, J.J., LA-C 3 69 23.0 33 0
Thomas, De'Anthony, K.C. 3 58 19.3 26 0
RETURNS Cracraft, River, Den. 3 43 14.3 23 0
AFC: 40 Alex Erickson, Cincinnati Westbrook, Dede, Jac. 3 37 12.3 16 0
40 Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets * Grant, Janarion, Bal. 2 56 28.0 32 0
NFC: 26 Marvin Hall, Atlanta Carrie, T.J., Cle. 2 33 16.5 19 0
* Ballage, Kalen, Mia. 2 26 13.0 16 0
RETURNS, GAME Bernard, Giovani, Cin. 2 25 12.5 14 0
AFC: 7 * Tremon Smith, Kansas City at L.A. Rams, Landry, Jarvis, Cle. 2 22 11.0 14 0
November 19 (207 yards, 0 TD) * Herndon, Chris, NYJ f2 21 10.5 11 0
NFC: 7 Dare Ogunbowale, Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants, * Cruikshank, Dane, Ten. 1 39 39.0 39 0
November 18 (137 yards, 0 TD) Allen, Keenan, LA-C 1 25 25.0 25 0
Bohanon, Tommy, Jac. 1 25 25.0 25 0
TOUCHDOWNS Johnson, Marcus, Ind. 1 23 23.0 23 0
Thomas, Logan, Buf. 1 23 23.0 23 0
AFC: 1 Jakeem Grant, Miami
* Cannon, Trenton, NYJ 1 20 20.0 20 0
1 Darius Jennings, Tennessee * James, Derwin, LA-C 1 20 20.0 20 0
1 Cordarrelle Patterson, New England * McCloud, Ray-Ray, Buf. 1 18 18.0 18 0
1 Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets Benjamin, Travis, LA-C 1 17 17.0 17 0
NFC: 1 * Richie James, San Francisco Develin, James, N.E. 1 15 15.0 15 0
Anderson, Robby, NYJ 1 13 13.0 13 0
TEAM CHAMPION Blue, Alfred, Hou. 1 13 13.0 13 0
AFC: 32.0 Tennessee Snead, Willie, Bal. 1 13 13.0 13 0
NFC: 26.2 San Francisco Charles, Orson, Cle. f1 12 12.0 12 0
Jones, Cyrus, Bal. 1 12 12.0 12 0
NFL TOP TEN KICKOFF RETURNERS Nix, Roosevelt, Pit. 1 12 12.0 12 0
No Yards Avg Long TD Harris, Demetrius, K.C. 1 11 11.0 11 0
Jennings, Darius, Ten. 22 698 31.7 94t 1 LaCosse, Matt, Den. 1 10 10.0 10 0
Roberts, Andre, NYJ 40 1174 29.4 99t 1 Rogers, Chester, Ind. 1 10 10.0 10 0
Tomlinson, Eric, NYJ 1 10 10.0 10 0
Patterson, Cordarrelle, N.E. 23 663 28.8 95t 1
Ware, Spencer, K.C. 1 10 10.0 10 0
Smith, Tremon, K.C. 33 886 26.8 97 0 Bell, Blake, Jac. 1 9 9.0 9 0
Erickson, Alex, Cin. 40 1049 26.2 77 0 Janovich, Andy, Den. 1 8 8.0 8 0
Coleman, Corey, NY-G 23 598 26.0 51 0 Paul, Niles, Jac. 1 8 8.0 8 0
James, Richie, S.F. 23 580 25.2 97t 1 Moncrief, Donte, Jac. 1 7 7.0 7 0
King, Desmond, LA-C 22 522 23.7 40 0 * Wilkins, Jordan, Ind. 1 7 7.0 7 0
Hall, Marvin, Atl. 26 616 23.7 53 0 Grant, Corey, Jac. 1 6 6.0 6 0
Harris, Dwayne, Oak. 29 663 22.9 34 0 Conley, Chris, K.C. 1 5 5.0 5 0
Sherman, Anthony, K.C. 1 5 5.0 5 0
AFC—INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURNERS Vallejo, Tanner, Cle. 1 2 2.0 2 0
No Yards Avg Long TD Kaufusi, Bronson, NYJ 1 0 0.0 0 0
Jennings, Darius, Ten. 22 698 31.7 94t 1 * Samuels, Jaylen, Pit. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Roberts, Andre, NYJ 40 1174 29.4 99t 1 * Smythe, Durham, Mia. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Patterson, Cordarrelle, N.E. 23 663 28.8 95t 1 * Thompson, Corey, Buf. 1 0 0.0 0 0
* Smith, Tremon, K.C. 33 886 26.8 97 0 Wilson, Brandon, Cin. 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0
Erickson, Alex, Cin. 40 1049 26.2 77 0
King, Desmond, LA-C 22 522 23.7 40 0
Harris, Dwayne, Oak. 29 663 22.9 34 0
Moore, Chris, Bal. 22 491 22.3 39 0
Switzer, Ryan, Pit. 30 607 20.2 35 0
(Nonqualifiers)
Carter, DeAndre, Phi.-Hou. 19 425 22.4 30 0
Peppers, Jabrill, Cle. 19 408 21.5 29 0

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NFC—INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURNERS No Yards Avg Long TD
No Yards Avg Long TD Simonson, Scott, NY-G 1 12 12.0 12 0
Coleman, Corey, NY-G 23 598 26.0 51 0 Beasley, Cole, Dal. 1 8 8.0 8 0
* James, Richie, S.F. 23 580 25.2 97t 1 Sprinkle, Jeremy, Was. 1 6 6.0 6 0
Hall, Marvin, Atl. 26 616 23.7 53 0 Thomas, Michael, NY-G 1 4 4.0 4 0
(Nonqualifiers) Sproles, Darren, Phi. 1 2 2.0 2 0
Lockett, Tyler, Sea. 19 493 25.9 84 0 Ginn, Ted, N.O. 1 1 1.0 1 0
Countess, Blake, LA-R 17 419 24.6 40 0 Thompson, Chris, Was. 1 0 0.0 0 0
Abdullah, Ameer, Det.-Min. 14 365 26.1 33 0 Woods, Robert, LA-R 1 0 0.0 0 0
Hill, Taysom, N.O. 14 348 24.9 47 0 Shepard, Sterling, NY-G 0 27 — 27 0
Clement, Corey, Phi. 13 333 25.6 48 0 Penny, Elijhaa, NY-G 0 -3 — -3 0
Cooper, Pharoh, LA-R 13 277 21.3 28 0
Logan, T.J., Ariz 12 296 24.7 36 0 t = Touchdown; f = Fair Catch
* Johnson, Danny, Was. 12 283 23.6 44 0 Leader based on average return, minimum 20 returns
* Reed, D.J., S.F. 11 332 30.2 90 0 * Player that was a rookie in 2018
Wilson, Bobo, T.B. 10 284 28.4 38 0
Montgomery, Ty, G.B. 10 210 21.0 27 0
Samuel, Curtis, Car. 10 209 20.9 32 0
Williams, Brandon, Ariz 10 192 19.2 29 0 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—KICKOFF RETURNS
Barner, Kenjon, Car. 9 220 24.4 37 0
Agnew, Jamal, Det. 8 216 27.0 45 0 No Yards Avg Long TD
Breeland, Bashaud, G.B. 8 173 21.6 38 0 Tennessee 23 737 32.0 94t 1
Cunningham, Benny, Chi. 8 173 21.6 31 0 New England 28 755 27.0 95t 1
* Penny, Rashaad, Sea. 8 140 17.5 23 0 N.Y. Jets 46 1238 26.9 99t 1
* Davis, Jawill, NY-G 7 171 24.4 32 0 Cincinnati 43 1071 24.9 77 0
Ogunbowale, Dare, T.B. 7 137 19.6 25 0 Kansas City 40 975 24.4 97 0
* Wilson, Shaun, T.B. 7 122 17.4 29 0 Houston 20 487 24.4 36 0
Mizzell, Taquan, Chi. 7 106 15.1 22 0 Miami 39 938 24.1 102t 1
Thompson, Deonte, Dal. 6 147 24.5 35 0 L.A. Chargers 28 653 23.3 40 0
* Miller, Anthony, Chi. 6 139 23.2 31 0 Oakland 29 663 22.9 34 0
Marshall, Byron, Was. 6 114 19.0 28 0
Baltimore 32 707 22.1 39 0
* Stroman, Greg, Was. 6 110 18.3 23 0
Natson, JoJo, LA-R 6 108 18.0 24 0 Buffalo 38 807 21.2 49 0
Latimer, Cody, NY-G 5 123 24.6 34 0 Jacksonville 26 532 20.5 47 0
* Moore, D.J., Car. 5 119 23.8 32 0 Denver 30 604 20.1 35 0
* Henderson, Quadree, NY-G 5 112 22.4 30 0 Cleveland 44 884 20.1 35 0
Kamara, Alvin, N.O. 4 126 31.5 50 0 Indianapolis 17 337 19.8 29 0
* Hughes, Mike, Min. 4 107 26.8 46 0 Pittsburgh 32 619 19.3 35 0
* Moore, J'Mon, G.B. 4 102 25.5 37 0
* Scott, Boston, Phi. 4 96 24.0 35 0 AFC Total 515 12007 23.3 102t 4
Williams, Jamaal, G.B. 4 95 23.8 30 0
Jackson, Darius, Dal. 4 90 22.5 27 0 AFC Average 32.2 750.4 23.3 — 0.3
Jones, T.J., Det. 4 81 20.3 22 0
* Hill, Holton, Min. 3 85 28.3 30 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—KICKOFF RETURNS
Lewis, Tommylee, N.O. 3 69 23.0 26 0
Bibbs, Kapri, Was. 3 57 19.0 20 0
Gibson, Shelton, Phi. 3 57 19.0 30 0 No Yards Avg Long TD
Rodgers, Jacquizz, T.B. 3 52 17.3 21 0 San Francisco 36 944 26.2 97t 1
* Edmonds, Chase, Ariz 3 48 16.0 18 0 Minnesota 22 540 24.5 46 0
* Ridley, Calvin, Atl. 2 50 25.0 32 0 N.Y. Giants 45 1097 24.4 51 0
* Powell, Brandon, Det. 2 43 21.5 27 0 New Orleans 23 560 24.3 50 0
Lewis, Jourdan, Dal. 2 38 19.0 19 0 Detroit 20 482 24.1 45 0
Willson, Luke, Det. 2 35 17.5 20 0 Seattle 29 669 23.1 84 0
Byrd, Damiere, Car. 2 34 17.0 22 0 Carolina 26 582 22.4 37 0
Sherels, Marcus, Min. 2 34 17.0 17 0 Atlanta 31 689 22.2 53 0
Smallwood, Wendell, Phi. 2 33 16.5 17 0 Philadelphia 33 725 22.0 48 0
Longacre, Matt, LA-R 2 30 15.0 16 0 Dallas 13 283 21.8 35 0
Coley, Stacy, NY-G 2 27 13.5 21 0 Green Bay 30 644 21.5 38 0
Patrick, Lucas, G.B. 2 23 11.5 15 0 Arizona 25 536 21.4 36 0
Cohen, Tarik, Chi. 2 22 11.0 22 0
L.A. Rams 39 834 21.4 40 0
Auclair, Antony, T.B. 2 19 9.5 10 0
Humphries, Adam, T.B. 2 17 8.5 13 0 Tampa Bay 31 631 20.4 38 0
Hardy, Justin, Atl. 2 7 3.5 7 0 Washington 29 570 19.7 44 0
Beckham, Odell, NY-G 1 26 26.0 26 0 Chicago 23 440 19.1 31 0
Robinson, Aldrick, Min. 1 21 21.0 21 0
* Valdes-Scantling, Marquez, G.B. 1 21 21.0 21 0 NFC Total 455 10226 22.5 97t 1
Davis, Trevor, G.B. 1 20 20.0 20 0
* Thomas, Roc, Min. 1 20 20.0 20 0 NFC Average 28.4 639.1 22.5 — 0.1
McKissic, J.D., Sea. 1 18 18.0 18 0
Moore, David, Sea. 1 18 18.0 18 0 League Total 970 22233 — 102t 5
Dayes, Matt, S.F. 1 17 17.0 17 0
Hill, Brian, Atl. 1 16 16.0 16 0 League Average 30.3 694.8 22.9 — 0.2
Line, Zach, N.O. 1 16 16.0 16 0
Taylor, Trent, S.F. 1 15 15.0 15 0
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PUNTING PUNTS, GAME
AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT AFC: 12 Britton Colquitt, Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh,
NFC: 48.6 Andy Lee, Arizona September 9 (522 yards) - (OT)
AFC: 47.4 Sam Koch, Baltimore NFC: 8 Andy Lee, Arizona at L.A. Rams,
September 16 (403 yards)
NET AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT 8 * Michael Dickson, Seattle vs. Dallas,
NFC: 43.2 Thomas Morstead, New Orleans September 23 (350 yards)
AFC: 42.7 Rigoberto Sanchez, Indianapolis 8 Andy Lee, Arizona at San Francisco,
October 7 (317 yards)
LONGEST 8 Matt Wile, Minnesota at N.Y. Jets,
AFC: 79 Britton Colquitt, Cleveland at Tampa Bay, October 21 (382 yards)
October 21 - (OT) 8 Andy Lee, Arizona vs. Oakland,
NFC: 70 Matt Wile, Minnesota vs. Buffalo, November 18 (418 yards)
September 23 8 Tress Way, Washington vs. N.Y. Giants,
December 9 (409 yards)
PUNTS 8 * Michael Dickson, Seattle at San Francisco,
NFC: 94 Andy Lee, Arizona December 16 (426 yards) - (OT)
AFC: 87 Matt Haack, Miami
TEAM CHAMPION
NFC: 48.6 Arizona
AFC: 46.6 Baltimore
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—PUNTING

Total Opp Return In Net

Punts Yards Long Avg TB Blk Ret Yards 20 Avg
Baltimore 61 2842 65 46.6 5 1 31 315 27 39.8
Tennessee 75 3483 62 46.4 3 1 33 296 39 41.7
Indianapolis 57 2629 63 46.1 5 0 21 93 24 42.7
N.Y. Jets 82 3763 67 45.9 5 0 42 318 23 40.8
New England 64 2885 66 45.1 5 0 25 255 21 39.5
Jacksonville 86 3872 72 45.0 7 0 37 184 37 41.3
Kansas City 45 2021 67 44.9 5 0 17 97 21 40.5
Denver 85 3786 66 44.5 8 0 35 368 29 38.3
Cleveland 85 3767 79 44.3 6 2 37 397 32 38.2
Miami 88 3884 65 44.1 6 1 37 384 35 38.4
Houston 74 3237 61 43.7 5 0 32 240 36 39.1
Pittsburgh 64 2780 69 43.4 4 0 17 245 28 38.4
Cincinnati 72 3119 69 43.3 3 1 30 220 29 39.4
Oakland 70 3022 64 43.2 5 0 28 241 17 38.3
Buffalo 82 3513 60 42.8 7 1 34 297 31 37.5
L.A. Chargers 62 2643 66 42.6 4 1 28 257 21 37.2

AFC Total 1152 51246 79 — 83 8 484 4207 450 —

AFC Average 72.0 3202.9 — 44.5 5.2 0.5 30.3 262.9 28.1 39.4

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Total Opp Return In Net

Punts Yards Long Avg TB Blk Ret Yards 20 Avg
Arizona 94 4568 64 48.6 7 0 44 420 32 42.6
Philadelphia 61 2937 68 48.1 7 0 31 194 24 42.7
Seattle 79 3759 69 47.6 5 1 36 304 28 42.5
New Orleans 43 1996 60 46.4 4 0 12 60 15 43.2
L.A. Rams 43 1992 68 46.3 2 0 12 104 21 43.0
N.Y. Giants 71 3226 60 45.4 4 0 27 177 20 41.8
Washington 79 3581 63 45.3 0 0 31 303 41 41.5
Carolina 61 2759 59 45.2 4 0 22 181 24 41.0
Detroit 74 3310 61 44.7 4 0 29 332 32 39.2
Minnesota 73 3255 70 44.6 2 1 31 188 27 41.5
Dallas 60 2670 63 44.5 2 0 30 254 17 39.6
Chicago 63 2791 65 44.3 7 1 20 150 28 39.7
Tampa Bay 58 2567 64 44.3 4 1 27 231 15 38.9
Green Bay 72 3176 67 44.1 9 1 20 206 19 38.8
Atlanta 62 2729 57 44.0 3 2 27 184 22 40.1
San Francisco 69 2973 64 43.1 4 1 25 195 22 39.1

NFC Total 1062 48289 70 — 68 8 424 3483 387 —

NFC Average 66.4 3018.1 — 45.5 4.3 0.5 26.5 217.7 24.2 40.9

NFL Total 2214 99535 79 — 151 16 908 7690 837 —

NFL Average 69.2 3110.5 — 45.0 4.7 0.5 28.4 240.3 26.2 40.1

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NFL TOP TEN PUNTERS
Total Opp Return In Net
No Yards Long Avg Punts TB Blk Ret Yards 20 Avg
Lee, Andy, Ariz 94 4568 64 48.6 94 7 0 44 420 32 42.6
Dickson, Michael, Sea. 78 3759 69 48.2 79 5 1 36 304 28 42.5
Johnston, Cameron, Phi. 61 2937 68 48.1 61 7 0 31 194 24 42.7
Koch, Sam, Bal. 60 2842 65 47.4 61 5 1 31 315 27 39.8
Kern, Brett, Ten. 74 3483 62 47.1 75 3 1 33 296 39 41.7
Morstead, Thomas, N.O. 43 1996 60 46.4 43 4 0 12 60 15 43.2
Hekker, Johnny, LA-R 43 1992 68 46.3 43 2 0 12 104 21 43.0
Sanchez, Rigoberto, Ind. 57 2629 63 46.1 57 5 0 21 93 24 42.7
Edwards, Lac, NYJ 82 3763 67 45.9 82 5 0 42 318 23 40.8
Bosher, Matt, Atl. 60 2729 57 45.5 62 3 2 27 184 22 40.1

AFC—INDIVIDUAL PUNTERS
Total Opp Return In Net
No Yards Long Avg Punts TB Blk Ret Yards 20 Avg
Koch, Sam, Bal. 60 2842 65 47.4 61 5 1 31 315 27 39.8
Kern, Brett, Ten. 74 3483 62 47.1 75 3 1 33 296 39 41.7
Sanchez, Rigoberto, Ind. 57 2629 63 46.1 57 5 0 21 93 24 42.7
Edwards, Lac, NYJ 82 3763 67 45.9 82 5 0 42 318 23 40.8
Colquitt, Britton, Cle. 83 3767 79 45.4 85 6 2 37 397 32 38.2
Allen, Ryan, N.E. 64 2885 66 45.1 64 5 0 25 255 21 39.5
* Bojorquez, Corey, Buf. 45 2028 60 45.1 46 4 1 20 137 22 39.4
* Cooke, Logan, Jac. 86 3872 72 45.0 86 7 0 37 184 37 41.3
Colquitt, Dustin, K.C. 45 2021 67 44.9 45 5 0 17 97 21 40.5
* Wadman, Colby, Den. 65 2905 65 44.7 65 7 0 27 301 22 37.9
Haack, Matt, Mia. 87 3884 65 44.6 88 6 1 37 384 35 38.4
Huber, Kevin, Cin. 71 3119 69 43.9 72 3 1 30 220 29 39.4
* Daniel, Trevor, Hou. 74 3237 61 43.7 74 5 0 32 240 36 39.1
Berry, Jordan, Pit. 63 2753 69 43.7 63 4 0 16 227 28 38.8
* Townsend, Johnny, Oak. 70 3022 64 43.2 70 5 0 28 241 17 38.3
Jones, Donnie, LA-C 47 1990 59 42.3 47 3 0 21 143 15 38.0
(Nonqualifiers)
King, Marquette, Den. 20 881 66 44.1 20 1 0 8 67 7 39.7
Darr, Matt, Buf. 20 809 55 40.5 20 1 0 8 64 5 36.3
Schmidt, Colton, Buf. 16 676 55 42.3 16 2 0 6 96 4 33.8
Roethlisberger, Ben, Pit. 1 27 27 27.0 1 0 0 1 18 0 9.0
Sturgis, Caleb, LA-C 1 24 24 24.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 24.0

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NFC—INDIVIDUAL PUNTERS
Total Opp Return In Net
No Yards Long Avg Punts TB Blk Ret Yards 20 Avg
Lee, Andy, Ariz 94 4568 64 48.6 94 7 0 44 420 32 42.6
* Dickson, Michael, Sea. 78 3759 69 48.2 79 5 1 36 304 28 42.5
Johnston, Cameron, Phi. 61 2937 68 48.1 61 7 0 31 194 24 42.7
Morstead, Thomas, N.O. 43 1996 60 46.4 43 4 0 12 60 15 43.2
Hekker, Johnny, LA-R 43 1992 68 46.3 43 2 0 12 104 21 43.0
Bosher, Matt, Atl. 60 2729 57 45.5 62 3 2 27 184 22 40.1
Dixon, Riley, NY-G 71 3226 60 45.4 71 4 0 27 177 20 41.8
Way, Tress, Was. 79 3581 63 45.3 79 0 0 31 303 41 41.5
Palardy, Michael, Car. 61 2759 59 45.2 61 4 0 22 181 24 41.0
Wile, Matt, Min. 72 3255 70 45.2 73 2 1 31 188 27 41.5
Anger, Bryan, T.B. 57 2567 64 45.0 58 4 1 27 231 15 38.9
O'Donnell, Pat, Chi. 62 2791 65 45.0 63 7 1 20 150 28 39.7
* Scott, J.K., G.B. 71 3176 67 44.7 72 9 1 20 206 19 38.8
Martin, Sam, Det. 74 3310 61 44.7 74 4 0 29 332 32 39.2
Jones, Chris, Dal. 60 2670 63 44.5 60 2 0 30 254 17 39.6
Pinion, Bradley, S.F. 68 2973 64 43.7 69 4 1 25 195 22 39.1
(Nonqualifiers)
Kaser, Drew, LA-C 13 629 66 48.4 14 1 1 7 114 5 35.4

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PUNT RETURNS AFC—INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURNERS
YARDS PER RETURN No FC Yards Avg Long TD
AFC: 14.1 Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets Roberts, Andre, NYJ 23 27 324 14.1 78t 1
NFC: 12.5 Tarik Cohen, Chicago Harris, Dwayne, Oak. 20 15 281 14.1 99t 1
King, Desmond, LA-C 23 8 318 13.8 73t 1
YARDS Jones, Cyrus, Bal.-N.E.-Bal. 23 20 304 13.2 70t 1
NFC: 411 Tarik Cohen, Chicago Hill, Tyreek, K.C. 20 3 213 10.7 91t 1
AFC: 324 Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets Erickson, Alex, Cin. 20 20 212 10.6 38 0
Carter, DeAndre, Phi.-Hou.26 8 249 9.6 42 0
YARDS, GAME Rogers, Chester, Ind. 23 28 215 9.3 51 0
AFC: 137 Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets at Detroit, Peppers, Jabrill, Cle. 25 22 219 8.8 33 0
September 10 (3 returns, 1 TD) Switzer, Ryan, Pit. 30 26 252 8.4 23 0
NFC: 133 JoJo Natson, L.A. Rams vs. Arizona, Ervin, Tyler, Hou. 21 7 175 8.3 27 0
September 16 (6 returns, 0 TD) Edelman, Julian, N.E. 20 11 154 7.7 25 0
(Nonqualifiers)
LONGEST Westbrook, Dede, Jac. 19 13 266 14.0 74t 1
AFC: 99 Dwayne Harris, Oakland vs. Denver, Jackson, Adoree', Ten. 16 9 148 9.3 26 0
December 24 - TD McKenzie, Isaiah, Den.-Buf. 16 3 100 6.3 21 0
NFC: 70 Marcus Sherels, Minnesota vs. Miami, Grant, Jakeem, Mia. 14 6 228 16.3 71t 1
December 16 Mickens, Jaydon, Jac. 12 2 59 4.9 16 0
Cracraft, River, Den. 12 11 40 3.3 20 0
RETURNS Amendola, Danny, Mia. 11 9 59 5.4 12 0
NFC: 33 Tarik Cohen, Chicago Jones, Adam, Den. 10 1 25 2.5 10 0
AFC: 30 Ryan Switzer, Pittsburgh Hyde, Micah, Buf. 9 10 75 8.3 31 0
White, Tim, Bal. 9 6 75 8.3 14 0
RETURNS, GAME * Grant, Janarion, Bal. 7 4 52 7.4 51 0
AFC: 6 * Janarion Grant, Baltimore vs. Buffalo, * Callaway, Antonio, Cle. 5 1 61 12.2 37 0
September 9 (54 yards, 0 TD) * Jones, J.J., LA-C 5 2 24 4.8 11 0
6 DeAndre Carter, Houston vs. Jacksonville, Benjamin, Travis, LA-C 5 4 16 3.2 8 0
December 30 (56 yards, 0 TD) Williams, Nick, Ten. 4 1 47 11.8 38 0
NFC: 6 JoJo Natson, L.A. Rams vs. Arizona, Matthews, Rishard, Ten. 4 0 38 9.5 18 0
September 16 (133 yards, 0 TD) * McCloud, Ray-Ray, Buf. 4 2 20 5.0 13 0
* Hamilton, DaeSean, Den. 3 5 31 10.3 13 0
FAIR CATCHES * Lindsay, Phillip, Den. 3 0 23 7.7 15 0
AFC: 28 Chester Rogers, Indianapolis * Batson, Cameron, Ten. 3 1 4 1.3 5 0
NFC: 23 Justin Hardy, Atlanta * Phillips, Darius, Cin. 2 1 24 12.0 16 0
Greene, Rashad, Jac. 2 1 16 8.0 8 0
TOUCHDOWNS Murphy, Marcus, Buf. 2 2 15 7.5 9 0
AFC: 1 Jakeem Grant, Miami Kerley, Jeremy, Buf. 2 0 10 5.0 6 0
1 Dwayne Harris, Oakland Landry, Jarvis, Cle. 2 1 10 5.0 8 0
1 Tyreek Hill, Kansas City Nelson, Jordy, Oak. 2 2 7 3.5 7 0
1 Cyrus Jones, New England-Baltimore Stills, Kenny, Mia. 2 1 6 3.0 6 0
1 Desmond King, L.A. Chargers Richard, Jalen, Oak. 2 2 3 1.5 3 0
1 Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets Thomas, De'Anthony, K.C. 1 0 48 48.0 48 0
1 Dede Westbrook, Jacksonville Weddle, Eric, Bal. 1 0 18 18.0 18 0
NFC: 0 59 players Mathieu, Tyrann, Hou. 1 1 6 6.0 6 0
Hilton, T.Y., Ind. 1 0 2 2.0 2 0
TEAM CHAMPION * Meeks, Quenton, Jac. 1 0 1 1.0 1 0
AFC: 13.0 N.Y. Jets Allen, Keenan, LA-C 1 1 0 0.0 0 0
NFC: 12.5 Chicago * Baker, Jerome, Mia. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Brooks, Terrence, NYJ 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
NFL TOP TEN PUNT RETURNERS * Herndon, Chris, NYJ 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
No FC Yards Avg Long TD McCarron, Riley, N.E. 1 3 0 0.0 0 0
Roberts, Andre, NYJ 23 27 324 14.1 78t 1 Robinson, Demarcus, K.C. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Harris, Dwayne, Oak. 20 15 281 14.1 99t 1 Rodgers-Cromartie, Domin, Oak. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
King, Desmond, LA-C 23 8 318 13.8 73t 1 * Samuels, Jaylen, Pit. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Jones, Cyrus, Bal.-N.E.-Bal. 23 20 304 13.2 70t 1 * Cannon, Trenton, NYJ 0 1 0 — — 0
Cohen, Tarik, Chi. 33 21 411 12.5 44 0 * Chark, D.J., Jac. 0 0 -8 — -8 0
Sherels, Marcus, Min. 23 15 276 12.0 70 0
Natson, JoJo, LA-R 26 10 280 10.8 60 0 t = Touchdown
Hill, Tyreek, K.C. 20 3 213 10.7 91t 1 Leader based on average return, minimum 20 returns
Erickson, Alex, Cin. 20 20 212 10.6 38 0 * Player that was a rookie in 2018
Carter, DeAndre, Phi.-Hou. 26 8 249 9.6 42 0

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NFC—INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURNERS AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—PUNT RETURNS
No FC Yards Avg Long TD
Cohen, Tarik, Chi. 33 21 411 12.5 44 0 No FC Yards Avg Long TD
Sherels, Marcus, Min. 23 15 276 12.0 70 0 N.Y. Jets 25 28 324 13.0 78t 1
Natson, JoJo, LA-R 26 10 280 10.8 60 0 Kansas City 22 3 261 11.9 91t 1
* Kirk, Christian, Ariz 21 17 164 7.8 44 0 Oakland 25 19 291 11.6 99t 1
Hardy, Justin, Atl. 20 23 147 7.4 18 0 Baltimore 35 29 404 11.5 70t 1
Humphries, Adam, T.B. 21 15 139 6.6 16 0 Cincinnati 22 21 236 10.7 38 0
Lockett, Tyler, Sea. 25 20 143 5.7 19 0 L.A. Chargers 34 15 358 10.5 73t 1
(Nonqualifiers) Miami 28 16 293 10.5 71t 1
* Davis, Jawill, NY-G 12 4 89 7.4 23 0 Jacksonville 34 16 334 9.8 74t 1
Williams, Tramon, G.B. 12 10 83 6.9 23 0 Cleveland 32 24 290 9.1 37 0
Kamara, Alvin, N.O. 12 9 82 6.8 16 0 Indianapolis 24 28 217 9.0 51 0
* James, Richie, S.F. 12 10 75 6.3 23 0 Tennessee 27 11 237 8.8 38 0
Agnew, Jamal, Det. 12 3 57 4.8 16 0 Houston 38 16 327 8.6 30 0
Byrd, Damiere, Car. 11 5 104 9.5 30 0 Pittsburgh 31 26 252 8.1 23 0
Beasley, Cole, Dal. 11 18 61 5.5 14 0 New England 26 15 199 7.7 25 0
Sproles, Darren, Phi. 10 9 83 8.3 14 0 Buffalo 31 17 207 6.7 31 0
Taylor, Trent, S.F. 10 6 78 7.8 18 0 Denver 30 17 132 4.4 20 0
Austin, Tavon, Dal. 10 7 58 5.8 22 0
* Henderson, Quadree, NY-G 9 3 68 7.6 21 0 AFC Total 464 301 4362 9.4 99t 7
Peterson, Patrick, Ariz 9 4 64 7.1 16 0
* Pettis, Dante, S.F. 9 2 27 3.0 14 0 AFC Average 29.0 18.8 272.6 9.4 — 0.4
Jones, T.J., Det. 8 8 87 10.9 25 0
Cooper, Pharoh, LA-R-Ariz 8 1 79 9.9 45 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—PUNT RETURNS
Lewis, Tommylee, N.O. 8 6 60 7.5 17 0
Beckham, Odell, NY-G 8 2 34 4.3 16 0 No FC Yards Avg Long TD
* Stroman, Greg, Was. 8 13 27 3.4 10 0 Chicago 33 21 411 12.5 44 0
Cobb, Randall, G.B. 7 6 46 6.6 17 0 Minnesota 29 21 315 10.9 70 0
Barner, Kenjon, Car. 7 6 29 4.1 13 0 L.A. Rams 30 15 307 10.2 60 0
Tate, Golden, Det.-Phi. 7 0 28 4.0 12 0 Arizona 36 21 295 8.2 45 0
* Moore, D.J., Car. 6 5 32 5.3 15 0 Atlanta 21 24 147 7.0 18 0
Clement, Corey, Phi. 6 2 17 2.8 10 0 Carolina 24 16 165 6.9 30 0
Jackson, DeSean, T.B. 5 0 24 4.8 11 0 Green Bay 30 19 198 6.6 24 0
Clay, Kaelin, NY-G 5 1 15 3.0 6 0 Philadelphia 33 11 216 6.5 42 0
* Quinn, Trey, Was. 4 4 52 13.0 30 0 New Orleans 24 18 157 6.5 17 0
Davis, Trevor, G.B. 4 1 44 11.0 15 0 Washington 17 23 110 6.5 30 0
* Zylstra, Brandon, Min. 4 4 26 6.5 9 0 Detroit 27 20 171 6.3 25 0
* Alexander, Jaire, G.B. 4 1 25 6.3 24 0 Tampa Bay 26 15 163 6.3 16 0
Tate, Brandon, N.O. 3 0 15 5.0 8 0 N.Y. Giants 37 13 231 6.2 23 0
Harris, Maurice, Was. 3 3 11 3.7 6 0 San Francisco 31 18 180 5.8 23 0
Crowder, Jamison, Was. 2 3 20 10.0 11 0 Seattle 25 20 143 5.7 19 0
* Hughes, Mike, Min. 2 0 13 6.5 13 0 Dallas 21 25 119 5.7 22 0
* Powell, Brandon, Det. 2 3 8 4.0 5 0
Coley, Stacy, NY-G 2 1 6 3.0 6 0 NFC Total 444 300 3328 7.5 70 0
Diggs, Quandre, Det. 2 1 4 2.0 4 0
* Jackson, Josh, G.B. 2 1 0 0.0 0 0 NFC Average 27.8 18.8 208.0 7.5 — 0.0
Coleman, Corey, NY-G 1 2 19 19.0 19 0
Christian, Marqui, LA-R 1 0 11 11.0 11 0 League Total 908 601 7690 — 99t 7
Kupp, Cooper, LA-R 1 3 4 4.0 4 0
Agholor, Nelson, Phi. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 League Average 28.4 18.8 240.3 8.5 — 0.2
Ellington, Bruce, Det. 1 5 0 0.0 0 0
Hall, Marvin, Atl. 1 1 0 0.0 0 0
Hill, Taysom, N.O. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
King, Kevin, G.B. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
Sullivan, Tre, Phi. 1 0 0 0.0 0 0
* Beebe, Chad, Min. 0 1 0 — — 0
Carr, Austin, N.O. 0 1 0 — — 0
Ginn, Ted, N.O. 0 2 0 — — 0
Thielen, Adam, Min. 0 1 0 — — 0
Woods, Robert, LA-R 0 1 0 — — 0

t = Touchdown
Leader based on average return, minimum 20 returns
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SACKS NFL TOP TEN LEADERS—SACKS
MOST SACKS Sacks
NFC: 20.5 Aaron Donald, L.A. Rams Donald, Aaron, LA-R 20.5
AFC: 16.0 J.J. Watt, Houston Watt, J.J., Hou. 16.0
Jones, Chris, K.C. 15.5
Hunter, Danielle, Min. 14.5
MOST SACKS, GAME
Miller, Von, Den. 14.5
NFC: 4.0 Aaron Donald, L.A. Rams at San Francisco, October 21 Garrett, Myles, Cle. 13.5
AFC: 3.0 T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh at Cleveland, September 9 - (OT) Clark, Frank, Sea. 13.0
3.0 Von Miller, Denver vs. Seattle, September 9 Ford, Dee, K.C. 13.0
3.0 J.J. Watt, Houston vs. N.Y. Giants, September 23 Jones, Chandler, Ariz 13.0
3.0 T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh vs. Atlanta, October 7 Kerrigan, Ryan, Was. 13.0
3.0* Bradley Chubb, Denver vs. L.A. Rams, October 14 Watt, T.J., Pit. 13.0
3.0 Za'Darius Smith, Baltimore at Tennessee, October 14
3.0 Dee Ford, Kansas City vs. Denver, October 28 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—
3.0 Matt Judon, Baltimore vs. Oakland, November 25 SACKS
3.0 Denico Autry, Indianapolis at Jacksonville, December 2 Sacks Yards
3.0 Henry Anderson, N.Y. Jets vs. Houston, December 15 Kansas City 52 347
3.0 Geno Atkins, Cincinnati vs. Oakland, December 16 Pittsburgh 52 347
Denver 44 311
TEAM LEADERS, SACKS Baltimore 43 291
AFC: BALTIMORE, 8.5, Za'Darius Smith; BUFFALO, 7.0, Jerry Hughes; CINCIN- Houston 43 310
NATI, 10.0, Geno Atkins; CLEVELAND, 13.5, Myles Garrett; DENVER, 14.5, N.Y. Jets 39 293
Von Miller; HOUSTON, 16.0, J.J. Watt; INDIANAPOLIS, 9.0, Denico Autry; Tennessee 39 248
JACKSONVILLE, 10.5, Calais Campbell; KANSAS CITY, 15.5, Chris Jones; Indianapolis 38 228
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 7.0, Melvin Ingram; MIAMI, 6.5, Robert Quinn; L.A. Chargers 38 240
NEW ENGLAND, 7.5, Trey Flowers; N.Y. JETS, 7.0, Henry Anderson, Jordan Cleveland 37 245
Jenkins; OAKLAND, 4.0, *Maurice Hurst; PITTSBURGH, 13.0, T.J. Watt; Jacksonville 37 241
TENNESSEE, 7.0, Jurrell Casey Buffalo 36 217
Cincinnati 34 173
NFC: ARIZONA, 13.0, Chandler Jones; ATLANTA, 7.0, Takkarist McKinley; CAR- Miami 31 209
OLINA, 9.0, Mario Addison; CHICAGO, 12.5, Khalil Mack; DALLAS, 10.5, New England 30 238
Demarcus Lawrence; DETROIT, 7.5, Romeo Okwara; GREEN BAY, 10.5, Oakland 13 80
Kyler Fackrell; LOS ANGELES RAMS, 20.5, Aaron Donald; MINNESOTA,
14.5, Danielle Hunter; NEW ORLEANS, 12.0, Cameron Jordan; N.Y. AFC Total 606 4018
GIANTS, 7.0, Olivier Vernon; PHILADELPHIA, 10.5, Fletcher Cox; SAN
FRANCISCO, 12.0, DeForest Buckner; SEATTLE, 13.0, Frank Clark; TAMPA AFC Average 37.9 251.1
BAY, 12.5, Jason Pierre-Paul; WASHINGTON, 13.0, Ryan Kerrigan
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE—
TEAM CHAMPION SACKS
Sacks Yards
AFC: 52 Kansas City
Chicago 50 339
52 Pittsburgh
Minnesota 50 361
NFC: 50 Chicago
Arizona 49 333
50 Minnesota
New Orleans 49 321
Washington 46 297
Green Bay 44 322
Philadelphia 44 311
Detroit 43 298
Seattle 43 261
L.A. Rams 41 326
Dallas 39 229
Tampa Bay 38 232
Atlanta 37 255
San Francisco 37 227
Carolina 35 215
N.Y. Giants 30 185

NFC Total 675 4512

NFC Average 42.2 282.0

League Total 1281 8530

League Average 40.0 266.6

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AFC—INDIVIDUAL SACKS Sacks Sacks
Sacks Williamson, Avery, NYJ 3.0 Mebane, Brandon, LA-C 1.0
Watt, J.J., Hou. 16.0 Billings, Andrew, Cin. 2.5 Milano, Matt, Buf. 1.0
Jones, Chris, K.C. 15.5 Bostic, Jon, Pit. 2.5 Morrow, Nicholas, Oak. 1.0
Miller, Von, Den. 14.5 Clayborn, Adrian, N.E. 2.5 * Neal, Siran, Buf. 1.0
Garrett, Myles, Cle. 13.5 Jack, Myles, Jac. 2.5 Parker, Ron, K.C. 1.0
Ford, Dee, K.C. 13.0 Williams, Xavier, K.C. 2.5 Peppers, Jabrill, Cle. 1.0
Watt, T.J., Pit. 13.0 * Young, Kenny, Bal. 2.5 Phillips, Jordan, Mia. 1.0
* Chubb, Bradley, Den. 12.0 Attaochu, Jeremiah, NYJ 2.0 Pierre-Louis, Kevin, NYJ 1.0
Campbell, Calais, Jac. 10.5 Byard, Kevin, Ten. 2.0 Ray, Shane, Den. 1.0
Atkins, Geno, Cin. 10.0 * Edmunds, Tremaine, Buf. 2.0 Rivers, Derek, N.E. 1.0
Ngakoue, Yannick, Jac. 9.5 Hayes, William, Mia. 2.0 Roberts, Elandon, N.E. 1.0
Autry, Denico, Ind. 9.0 Joseph, Karl, Oak. 2.0 Smith, Chris, Cle. 1.0
Clowney, Jadeveon, Hou. 9.0 * Lewis, Tyquan, Ind. 2.0 Smith, Telvin, Jac. 1.0
Houston, Justin, K.C. 9.0 McCain, Bobby, Mia. 2.0 Smith, Terrance, K.C. 1.0
Smith, Za'Darius, Bal. 8.5 McDonald, Clinton, Oak. 2.0 Stanford, Julian, Buf. 1.0
Dunlap, Carlos, Cin. 8.0 Poyer, Jordan, Buf. 2.0 Stewart, Darian, Den. 1.0
Heyward, Cameron, Pit. 8.0 Reader, D.J., Hou. 2.0 Thomas, Dymonte, Den. 1.0
Flowers, Trey, N.E. 7.5 Simon, John, N.E. 2.0 Vaeao, Destiny, Phi. 1.0
Anderson, Henry, NYJ 7.0 Spence, Akeem, Mia. 2.0 Walker, Anthony, Ind. 1.0
Casey, Jurrell, Ten. 7.0 Taylor, Vincent, Mia. 2.0 Walker, DeMarcus, Den. 1.0
Hughes, Jerry, Buf. 7.0 Vaccaro, Kenny, Ten. 2.0 Washington, Adolphus, Cin. 1.0
Ingram, Melvin, LA-C 7.0 Williams, Tim, Bal. 2.0 Watkins, Carlos, Hou. 1.0
Jenkins, Jordan, NYJ 7.0 Young, Tavon, Bal. 2.0 * Watts, Armani, K.C. 1.0
Judon, Matt, Bal. 7.0 Branch, Andre, Mia. 1.5 Weddle, Eric, Bal. 1.0
* Leonard, Darius, Ind. 7.0 Bush, Rafael, Buf. 1.5 Williams, Brandon, Bal. 1.0
Suggs, Terrell, Bal. 7.0 Chickillo, Anthony, Pit. 1.5 Williams, Shawn, Cin. 1.0
Alexander, Lorenzo, Buf. 6.5 Evans, Jordan, Cin. 1.5 Willis, Jordan, Cin. 1.0
Hargrave, Javon, Pit. 6.5 * Finch, Sharif, Ten. 1.5 Woodard, Jonathan, Mia. 1.0
Quinn, Robert, Mia. 6.5 Harris, Shelby, Den. 1.5 Wormley, Chris, Bal. 1.0
Bailey, Allen, K.C. 6.0 Hewitt, Neville, NYJ 1.5 Bowser, Tyus, Bal. 0.5
Brown, Jayon, Ten. 6.0 Jones, Jonathan, N.E. 1.5 Chung, Patrick, N.E. 0.5
* Hubbard, Sam, Cin. 6.0 Kerr, Zach, Den. 1.5 Coley, Trevon, Cle. 0.5
Wake, Cameron, Mia. 6.0 Liuget, Corey, LA-C 1.5 Davis, Todd, Den. 0.5
Bosa, Joey, LA-C 5.5 McKinney, Benardrick, Hou. 1.5 Jenkins, Rayshawn, LA-C 0.5
Dupree, Bud, Pit. 5.5 Moore, Kenny, Ind. 1.5 Johnson, Michael, Cin. 0.5
Ogunjobi, Larry, Cle. 5.5 Orakpo, Brian, Ten. 1.5 * Jones, Justin, LA-C 0.5
Onwuasor, Patrick, Bal. 5.5 Ringo, Christian, Cin. 1.5 Maye, Marcus, NYJ 0.5
Sheard, Jabaal, Ind. 5.5 * Speaks, Breeland, K.C. 1.5 Morgan, Derrick, Ten. 0.5
Tuitt, Stephon, Pit. 5.5 Wolfe, Derek, Den. 1.5 Mosley, C.J., Bal. 0.5
Copeland, Brandon, NYJ 5.0 Addae, Jahleel, LA-C 1.0 Peko, Domata Sr., Den. 0.5
Hunt, Margus, Ind. 5.0 Blackson, Angelo, Hou. 1.0 Ragland, Reggie, K.C. 0.5
Rochell, Isaac, LA-C 5.0 Brown, Jatavis, LA-C 1.0 Skrine, Buster, NYJ 0.5
Williams, Kyle, Buf. 5.0 * Bryan, Taven, Jac. 1.0 Urban, Brent, Bal. 0.5
Williams, Leonard, NYJ 5.0 Butler, Malcolm, Ten. 1.0
* Avery, Genard, Cle. 4.5 Carrie, T.J., Cle. 1.0 * Player that was a rookie in 2018
* Landry, Harold, Ten. 4.5 Church, Barry, Jac. 1.0
Williams, Vince, Pit. 4.5 Dareus, Marcell, Jac. 1.0
Wise, Deatrich, N.E. 4.5 * Davis, Jalen, Mia. 1.0
Woodyard, Wesley, Ten. 4.5 * DeLuca, Nick, Jac. 1.0
Collins, Jamie, Cle. 4.0 * Edmunds, Terrell, Pit. 1.0
* Hurst, Maurice, Oak. 4.0 * Ejiofor, Duke, Hou. 1.0
Lawson, Shaq, Buf. 4.0 Emanuel, Kyle, LA-C 1.0
Mercilus, Whitney, Hou. 4.0 Fort, L.J., Pit. 1.0
Murphy, Trent, Buf. 4.0 Gilmore, Stephon, N.E. 1.0
Philon, Darius, LA-C 4.0 Godchaux, Davon, Mia. 1.0
Ryan, Logan, Ten. 4.0 Guy, Lawrence, N.E. 1.0
* Turay, Kemoko, Ind. 4.0 Harris, Charles, Mia. 1.0
Adams, Jamal, NYJ 3.5 Harris, Chris, Den. 1.0
Correa, Kamalei, Ten. 3.5 * Harrison, Ronnie, Jac. 1.0
Covington, Christian, Hou. 3.5 Hayden, D.J., Jac. 1.0
Jackson, Malik, Jac. 3.5 Henry, Willie, Bal. 1.0
* James, Derwin, LA-C 3.5 Hightower, Dont'a, N.E. 1.0
* Nwosu, Uchenna, LA-C 3.5 Hilton, Mike, Pit. 1.0
Van Noy, Kyle, N.E. 3.5 Jackson, Kareem, Hou. 1.0
* Baker, Jerome, Mia. 3.0 Jefferson, Tony, Bal. 1.0
Barrett, Shaquil, Den. 3.0 Johnson, Austin, Ten. 1.0
Butler, Adam, N.E. 3.0 * Johnson, Taron, Buf. 1.0
Gotsis, Adam, Den. 3.0 Jones, Abry, Jac. 1.0
* Luvu, Frankie, NYJ 3.0 * Key, Arden, Oak. 1.0
Mathieu, Tyrann, Hou. 3.0 Lawson, Carl, Cin. 1.0
Ogbah, Emmanuel, Cle. 3.0 Levine, Anthony, Bal. 1.0
Schobert, Joe, Cle. 3.0 Lucas, Jordan, K.C. 1.0
Square, Damion, LA-C 3.0 McCray, Lerentee, Jac. 1.0
Ward, Jihad, Ind. 3.0 McCullers, Dan, Pit. 1.0

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NFC—INDIVIDUAL SACKS Sacks Sacks
Sacks Goldman, Eddie, Chi. 3.0 Harvey-Clemons, Josh, Was. 1.0
Donald, Aaron, LA-R 20.5 * Hand, Da'Shawn, Det. 3.0 Hester, Treyvon, Phi. 1.0
Hunter, Danielle, Min. 14.5 Hicks, Jordan, Phi. 3.0 * Holmes, Jalyn, Min. 1.0
Clark, Frank, Sea. 13.0 Jefferson, Quinton, Sea. 3.0 Hyder, Kerry, Det. 1.0
Jones, Chandler, Ariz 13.0 Lowry, Dean, G.B. 3.0 Irving, David, Dal. 1.0
Kerrigan, Ryan, Was. 13.0 Lynch, Aaron, Chi. 3.0 Irving, Isaiah, Chi. 1.0
Mack, Khalil, Chi. 12.5 * Martin, Jake, Sea. 3.0 Jackson, Branden, Sea. 1.0
Pierre-Paul, Jason, T.B. 12.5 * Nichols, Bilal, Chi. 3.0 * Jackson, Donte, Car. 1.0
Buckner, DeForest, S.F. 12.0 Poole, Brian, Atl. 3.0 Jackson, Eddie, Chi. 1.0
Jordan, Cameron, N.O. 12.0 Robertson-Harris, Roy, Chi. 3.0 Jenkins, Malcolm, Phi. 1.0
Cox, Fletcher, Phi. 10.5 Short, Kawann, Car. 3.0 Jones, Christian, Det. 1.0
Fackrell, Kyler, G.B. 10.5 Smith, Harrison, Min. 3.0 Jones, Deion, Atl. 1.0
Lawrence, Demarcus, Dal. 10.5 * Vea, Vita, T.B. 3.0 Jones, Josh, G.B. 1.0
Reed, Jarran, Sea. 10.5 Weatherly, Stephen, Min. 3.0 Joseph, Linval, Min. 1.0
Addison, Mario, Car. 9.0 Barnett, Derek, Phi. 2.5 Joyner, Lamarcus, LA-R 1.0
Bennett, Michael, Phi. 9.0 Curry, Vinny, T.B. 2.5 Kendricks, Eric, Min. 1.0
Allen, Jonathan, Was. 8.0 Gilbert, Reggie, G.B. 2.5 Lawson, Nevin, Det. 1.0
Rankins, Sheldon, N.O. 8.0 Golden, Markus, Ariz 2.5 Lee, Elijah, S.F. 1.0
Hicks, Akiem, Chi. 7.5 Peters, Corey, Ariz 2.5 Longacre, Matt, LA-R 1.0
Ioannidis, Matthew, Was. 7.5 Anderson, Ryan, Was. 2.0 Malveaux, Cameron, Ariz 1.0
Okwara, Romeo, Det. 7.5 Anzalone, Alex, N.O. 2.0 Mauro, Josh, NY-G 1.0
Kennard, Devon, Det. 7.0 Baker, Budda, Ariz 2.0 McClain, Terrell, Atl. 1.0
McKinley, Takkarist, Atl. 7.0 Bradham, Nigel, Phi. 2.0 McGee, Stacy, Was. 1.0
Vernon, Olivier, NY-G 7.0 Brown, Anthony, Dal. 2.0 McManis, Sherrick, Chi. 1.0
Irvin, Bruce, Oak.-Atl. 6.5 Bynes, Josh, Ariz 2.0 Means, Steven, Atl. 1.0
Long, Chris, Phi. 6.5 Callahan, Bryce, Chi. 2.0 Mingo, Barkevious, Sea. 1.0
Nassib, Carl, T.B. 6.5 Daniels, Mike, G.B. 2.0 Minter, Kevin, T.B. 1.0
Clark, Kenny, G.B. 6.0 * Davis, Tae, NY-G 2.0 Morrison, Antonio, G.B. 1.0
Crawford, Jack, Atl. 6.0 Davison, Tyeler, N.O. 2.0 Ngata, Haloti, Phi. 1.0
Davis, Jarrad, Det. 6.0 Day, Sheldon, S.F. 2.0 Nzeocha, Mark, S.F. 1.0
Gregory, Randy, Dal. 6.0 Edwards, Mario, NY-G 2.0 Ogletree, Alec, NY-G 1.0
Jarrett, Grady, Atl. 6.0 * Franklin-Myers, John, LA-R 2.0 Parry, David, Min. 1.0
McCoy, Gerald, T.B. 6.0 Jean Francois, Ricky, Det. 2.0 Peterson, Patrick, Ariz 1.0
Blair, Ronald, S.F. 5.5 Kendricks, Mychal, Sea. 2.0 Poe, Dontari, Car. 1.0
Crawford, Tyrone, Dal. 5.5 Klein, A.J., N.O. 2.0 Quin, Glover, Det. 1.0
Griffen, Everson, Min. 5.5 Kuechly, Luke, Car. 2.0 Reed, Brooks, Atl. 1.0
* Hill, B.J., NY-G 5.5 Munnerlyn, Captain, Car. 2.0 * Reed, D.J., S.F. 1.0
Marsh, Cassius, S.F. 5.5 Obada, Efe, Car. 2.0 Reid, Eric, Car. 1.0
Beasley, Vic, Atl. 5.0 Stephen, Shamar, Sea. 2.0 Robertson, Craig, N.O. 1.0
Davis, Demario, N.O. 5.0 Trevathan, Danny, Chi. 2.0 Robinson, A'Shawn, Det. 1.0
Martinez, Blake, G.B. 5.0 Watson, Dekoda, S.F. 2.0 Ross, Daniel, Dal. 1.0
* Payne, Daron, Was. 5.0 Wilson, Eric, Min. 2.0 Sherman, Richard, S.F. 1.0
Peppers, Julius, Car. 5.0 Adams, Montravius, G.B. 1.5 * Stallworth, Taylor, N.O. 1.0
* Smith, Roquan, Chi. 5.0 Campbell, De'Vondre, Atl. 1.5 Swearinger, D.J., Was. 1.0
* Davenport, Marcus, N.O. 4.5 * Hamilton, Shaun Dion, Was. 1.5 Taylor, Adarius, T.B. 1.0
Gunter, Rodney, Ariz 4.5 Horton, Wes, Car. 1.5 Thomas, Michael, NY-G 1.0
Johnson, Tom, Min. 4.5 Jordan, Dion, Sea. 1.5 Thomas, Solomon, S.F. 1.0
Nkemdiche, Robert, Ariz 4.5 Love, Kyle, Car. 1.5 Trufant, Desmond, Atl. 1.0
Onyemata, David, N.O. 4.5 Martin, Kareem, NY-G 1.5 Wagner, Bobby, Sea. 1.0
Richardson, Sheldon, Min. 4.5 Perry, Nick, G.B. 1.5 Webb, B.W., NY-G 1.0
Suh, Ndamukong, LA-R 4.5 Woods, Antwaun, Dal. 1.5 Westbrooks, Ethan, LA-R 1.0
Alexander, Mackensie, Min. 4.0 Wynn, Kerry, NY-G 1.5 Whitehead, Jermaine, G.B. 1.0
Ansah, Ezekiel, Det. 4.0 Alexander, Kwon, T.B. 1.0 Williams, P.J., N.O. 1.0
* Carter, Lorenzo, NY-G 4.0 Amos, Adrian, Chi. 1.0 Williams, Marcus, N.O. 1.0
Floyd, Leonard, Chi. 4.0 Barron, Mark, LA-R 1.0 Wilson, Damien, Dal. 1.0
Fowler, Dante, Jac.-LA-R 4.0 Barwin, Connor, NY-G 1.0 Wilson, Tavon, Det. 1.0
Graham, Brandon, Phi. 4.0 Bell, Vonn, N.O. 1.0 * Alexander, Jaire, G.B. 0.5
Harold, Eli, Det. 4.0 Bradberry, James, Car. 1.0 * Armstrong, Dorance, Dal. 0.5
Littleton, Cory, LA-R 4.0 Brice, Kentrell, G.B. 1.0 Benwikere, Bene', Ariz 0.5
Mayowa, Benson, Ariz 4.0 Brockers, Michael, LA-R 1.0 Butler, Vernon, Car. 0.5
Okafor, Alex, N.O. 4.0 Brothers, Kentrell, Min. 1.0 Calitro, Austin, Sea. 0.5
Reddick, Haason, Ariz 4.0 Brown, Zach, Was. 1.0 Coleman, Justin, Sea. 0.5
Smith, Jaylon, Dal. 4.0 Bucannon, Deone, Ariz 1.0 Goodson, B.J., NY-G 0.5
Smith, Preston, Was. 4.0 Bush, Deon, Chi. 1.0 Hall, Daeshon, Phi. 0.5
David, Lavonte, T.B. 3.5 * Chandler, Sean, NY-G 1.0 * Hector, Bruce, Phi. 0.5
Thompson, Shaq, Car. 3.5 Charlton, Taco, Dal. 1.0 Johnson, Jaleel, Min. 0.5
Harrison, Damon, Det. 3.5 Clinton-Dix, Ha Ha, G.B. 1.0 Kearse, Jayron, Min. 0.5
Matthews, Clay, G.B. 3.5 Exum, Antone, S.F. 1.0 Lee, Sean, Dal. 0.5
Moore, Zach, Ariz 3.5 Foster, Mason, Was. 1.0 * Maddox, Avonte, Phi. 0.5
Armstead, Arik, S.F. 3.0 Frazier, Kavon, Dal. 1.0 Reid, Caraun, Dal. 0.5
Barr, Anthony, Min. 3.0 Gholston, William, T.B. 1.0
Bethea, Antoine, Ariz 3.0 * Green, Rasheem, Sea. 1.0 * Player that was a rookie in 2018
Collins, Maliek, Dal. 3.0 * Greene, Raven, G.B. 1.0
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Numbers
Most Points in a Game by Each NFL Team ...........................................................................................290
Records Since 1970 AFL-NFL Merger ...................................................................................................292
Kickoff Weekend Records ........................................................................................................................293
W-L Records of NFL Teams, 2009-18 .....................................................................................................294
Takeaways/Giveaways, 2009-18 ................................................................................................................296
NFL Individual Leaders, 2009-18 ............................................................................................................296
Teams That Have Scored 60 Points in a Game ......................................................................................297
NFL’s Oldest/Youngest Starters in 2018 ..................................................................................................297
Oldest NFL Records .................................................................................................................................297
Individual Leaders Over Last Two, Three, Four Seasons .....................................................................298
Team Leaders Over Last Two, Three, Four Seasons .............................................................................299
Retired Uniform Numbers .......................................................................................................................301
Passer Rating .............................................................................................................................................302
Highest NFL Postseason Passer Ratings .................................................................................................303
Starting Records of Active NFL Quarterbacks ......................................................................................304
Most Game-Winning Drives in Fourth Quarter or Overtime, 1970-2018 ............................................304
Teams That Finished in First Place After Last Place Finish .................................................................304
Longest Winning Streaks Since 1970.......................................................................................................304
NFL Playoff Appearances By Seasons ....................................................................................................305
Teams in Super Bowl Contention, 1978-2018 .........................................................................................305
Record of Teams on the Road, 1970-2018 ..............................................................................................305
Games Decided By 7 Points and 3 Points or Fewer, 1970-2018............................................................306
Games Decided By 8 Points or Fewer, 1994-2018..................................................................................306
Two-Point Conversion Results, 1994-2018 ..............................................................................................306
Bye Weeks, Team Record After, 1990-2018............................................................................................306
Close Games, Team Record, 2018 ...........................................................................................................307
Super Bowl Champions, Not in Playoffs Following Season ..................................................................307
Super Bowl Team, Non-Division Winner ................................................................................................307
Postseason Play, Teams At or Under .500...............................................................................................307
Postseason Play, Teams to Win 10-Plus Games and Miss Playoffs .......................................................307
Teams To Beat Opposing Team Three Times in a Season, 1970-2018 .................................................308
Coldest NFL Games..................................................................................................................................308
2018 Score By Quarters ............................................................................................................................308
Greatest Comebacks in NFL History ......................................................................................................309
Postseason, Individual, All-Time Top 10 .................................................................................................312
All-Time Won-Loss Records of Current NFL Teams.............................................................................313
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RECORDS FOR NFL TEAMS FOR MOST POINTS IN A GAME
(REGULAR SEASON ONLY)
Note: When the record has been achieved more than once, only
the most recent game is shown; summaries are listed in alpha-
betical order by conference. Bold face indicates team holding
record.
BALTIMORE RAVENS
November 11, 2012, at Baltimore
Oakland ............................ 0 10 7 3 — 20
Baltimore ......................... 10 17 21 7 — 55
TD: Balt—Torrey Smith 2, Joe Flacco, Jacoby Jones, Sam Koch,
Dennis Pitta, Ray Rice; Oak—Darrius Heyward-Bey, Denarius Moore.
TD Passes: Balt—Joe Flacco 3; Oak—Carson Palmer 2. FG: Balt—
Justin Tucker 2; Oak—Sebastian Janikowski 2.
BUFFALO BILLS
September 18, 1966, at Buffalo
Miami ............................... 3 7 0 14 — 24
Buffalo ............................. 21 27 3 7 — 58
TD: Buff—Bobby Burnett 2, Butch Byrd 2, Jack Spikes 2, Bobby Crock-
ett, Jack Kemp; Mia—Dave Kocourek, Bo Roberson, John Roderick. TD
Passes: Buff—Jack Kemp, Daryle Lamonica; Mia—George Wilson 3.
FG: Buff—Booth Lusteg; Mia—Gene Mingo.
CINCINNATI BENGALS
December 17, 1989, at Cincinnati
Houston............................ 0 0 0 7 — 7
Cincinnati......................... 21 10 21 9 — 61
TD: Cin—Eddie Brown 2, Eric Ball, James Brooks, Ira Hillary, Rod-
ney Holman, Tim McGee, Craig Taylor; Hou—Lorenzo White. TD
Passes: Cin—Boomer Esiason 4, Erik Wilhelm. FG: Cin—Jim
Breech 2.
CLEVELAND BROWNS
November 7, 1954, at Cleveland
Washington ...................... 0 3 0 0 — 3
Cleveland......................... 13 14 21 14 — 62
TD: Cle—Darrell Brewster 2, Mo Bassett, Ken Gorgal, Otto Gra-
ham, Dub Jones, Dante Lavelli, Curley Morrison. TD Passes: Cle—
George Ratterman 3, Otto Graham. FG: Cle—Lou Groza 2; Wash—
Vic Janowicz.
DENVER BRONCOS
September 29, 2013, at Denver
Philadelphia ...................... 3 10 0 7 — 20
Denver ............................. 14 7 21 10 — 52
TD: Den—Demaryius Thomas 2, Wes Welker 2, Trindon Holliday,
Steven Johnson, Knowshon Moreno; Phil—Jeff Maehl, Chris Polk.
TD Passes: Den—Peyton Manning 4; Phil—Nick Foles. FG: Den—
Matt Prater; Phil—Alex Henery 2.
HOUSTON TEXANS
October 1, 2017 at Houston
Tennessee ........................ 0 14 0 0 — 14
Houston ........................... 14 16 7 20 — 57
TD: Hou—Will Fuller 2, Lamar Miller 2, Dylan Cole, DeAndre Hop-
kins, Deshaun Watson; Tenn—Marcus Mariota 2. TD Passes:
Hou—Deshaun Watson 4. FG: Hou—Ka’imi Fairbairn 3.
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
December 12, 1976, at Baltimore
Buffalo.............................. 3 3 7 7 — 20
Baltimore Colts................ 7 13 28 10 — 58
TD: Balt—Roger Carr, Raymond Chester, Glenn Doughty, Roosevelt
Leaks, Derrel Luce, Lydell Mitchell, Howard Stevens; Buff—Bob
Chandler, O.J. Simpson. TD Passes: Balt—Bert Jones 3; Buff—
Gary Marangi. FG: Balt—Toni Linhart 3; Buff—George Jakowenko
2.
290
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
December 13, 2015, at Jacksonville
Indianapolis ....................3 10 3 0 16
Jacksonville...................3 6 21 21 51
TD: Ind—Robert Mathis; Jax—Blake Bortles, Andre Branch,
Rashad Greene, Allen Hurns, Allen Robinson, Denard Robinson,
Julius Thomas. TD Passes: Jax—Blake Bortles 3. FG: Ind—Adam
Vinatieri 3; Jax—Jason Myers.
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
September 7, 1963, at Denver
Kansas City...................... 14 14 21 10 — 59
Denver.............................. 0 7 0 0 — 7
TD: KC—Chris Burford 2, Frank Jackson 2, Dave Grayson, Abner
Haynes, Sherrill Headrick, Curtis McClinton; Den—Lionel Taylor.
TD Passes: KC—Len Dawson 4, Curtis McClinton; Den—Mickey
Slaughter. FG: KC—Tommy Brooker.
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
December 22, 1963, at San Diego
Denver.............................. 7 10 3 0 — 20
San Diego ........................ 10 16 10 22 — 58
TD: SD—Paul Lowe 2, Chuck Allen, Bobby Jackson, Dave
Kocourek, Keith Lincoln, Jacque MacKinnon; Den—Billy Joe, Don-
nie Stone. TD Passes: SD—John Hadl, Tobin Rote; Den—Don
Breaux. FG: SD—George Blair 3; Den—Gene Mingo 2.
MIAMI DOLPHINS
November 24, 1977, at St. Louis
Miami .............................. 14 14 20 7 — 55
St. Louis Cardinals ........... 7 0 0 7 — 14
TD: Mia—Nat Moore 3, Gary Davis, Duriel Harris, Leroy Harris, Benny
Malone, Andre Tillman; StL—Ike Harris, Terry Metcalf. TD Passes:
Mia—Bob Griese 6; StL—Jim Hart.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
November 18, 2012, at New England
Indianapolis ...................... 14 3 0 7 — 24
New England.................... 7 17 14 21 — 59
TD: NE—Julian Edelman 2, Rob Gronkowski 2, Alfonzo Dennard,
Stevan Ridley, Aqib Talib, Shane Vereen; Ind—T.Y. Hilton 2, Delone
Carter. TD Passes: NE—Tom Brady 3; Ind—Andrew Luck 2. FG:
NE—Stephen Gostkowski; Ind—Adam Vinatieri.
NEW YORK JETS
November 17, 1985, at New York
Tampa Bay ....................... 14 7 7 0 — 28
New York Jets.................. 17 24 14 7 — 62
TD: NYJ—Mickey Shuler 3, Johnny Hector 2, Tony Paige, Al Toon, Wes-
ley Walker; TB—James Wilder 2, Kevin House, Calvin Magee. TD Pass-
es: NYJ—Ken O’Brien 5; TB—Steve DeBerg 2. FG: NYJ—Pat Leahy 2.
OAKLAND RAIDERS
October 24, 2010, at Denver
Oakland............................ 24 14 21 0 — 59
Denver.............................. 0 7 7 0 — 14
TD: Oak—Darren McFadden 4, Michael Bush, Chris Johnson, Zach
Miller, Marcel Reese; Den—Knowshon Moreno 2. TD Passes:
Oak—Jason Campbell 2; Den—Kyle Orton 2. FG: Oak—Sebastian
Janikowski.
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
November 30, 1952, at Pittsburgh
New York Giants ............... 0 0 7 0 — 7
Pittsburgh ........................ 14 14 7 28 — 63
TD: Pitt—Lynn Chandnois 2, Dick Hensley 2, Jack Butler, George
Hays, Ray Mathews, Ed Modzelewski, Elbie Nickel; NYG—Bill Stri-
bling. TD Passes: Pitt—Jim Finks 4, Gary Kerkorian; NYG—Tom
Landry.
TENNESSEE TITANS
December 9, 1990, at Houston
Cleveland.......................... 0 7 7 0 — 14
Houston Oilers................. 14 31 7 6 — 58
TD: Hou—Lorenzo White 4, Ernest Givins, Leonard Harris, Tony
Jones, Terry Kinard; Cle—Eric Metcalf 2. TD Passes: Hou—Warren
Moon 2, Cody Carlson; Cle—Bernie Kosar. FG: Hou—Teddy Garcia.
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ARIZONA CARDINALS
November 13, 1949, at New York
Chicago Cardinals ........... 7 31 14 13 — 65
New York Bulldogs............ 7 0 6 7 — 20
TD: Chi—Red Cochran 2, Pat Harder 2, Bill Dewell, Mel Kutner, Bob
Ravensburg, Vic Schwall, Charlie Trippi; NY—Joe Golding, Frank
Muehlheuser, Johnny Rauch. TD Passes: Chi—Paul Christman 3,
Jim Hardy 3; NY—Bobby Layne. FG: Chi—Pat Harder.
ATLANTA FALCONS
September 16, 1973, at New Orleans
Atlanta ............................. 0 24 21 17 — 62
New Orleans..................... 0 0 7 0 — 7
TD: Atl—Ken Burrow 2, Eddie Ray 2, Wes Chesson, Tom Hayes,
Art Malone, Joe Profit; NO—Bill Butler. TD Passes: Atl—Dick Shin-
er 3, Bob Lee; NO—Archie Manning. FG: Atl—Nick Mike-Mayer 2.
CAROLINA PANTHERS
December 8, 2002, at Carolina
Cincinnati ......................... 7 10 14 0 — 31
Carolina ........................... 9 7 21 15 — 52
TD: Car—Steve Smith 3, Dee Brown, Muhsin Muhammad, Al Wal-
lace, Wesley Walls; Cin—Peter Warrick 2, Jon Kitna, Takeo Spikes.
TD Passes: Car—Rodney Peete 3; Cin—Jon Kitna 2. FG: Cin—Neil
Rackers.
CHICAGO BEARS
December 7, 1980, at Chicago
Green Bay......................... 0 7 0 0 — 7
Chicago............................ 0 28 13 20 — 61
TD: Chi—Walter Payton 3, Brian Baschnagel, Robin Earl, Roland
Harper, Willie McClendon, Len Walterscheid, Rickey Watts; GB—
James Lofton. TD Passes: Chi—Vince Evans 3; GB—Lynn Dickey.
DALLAS COWBOYS
October 12, 1980, at Dallas
San Francisco................... 0 7 0 7 — 14
Dallas .............................. 14 24 14 7 — 59
TD: Dall—Drew Pearson 3, Ron Springs 2, Tony Dorsett, Billy Joe
DuPree, Robert Newhouse; SF—Dwight Clark 2. TD Passes:
Dall—Danny White 4; SF—Steve DeBerg 2. FG: Dall—Rafael Sep-
tien.
DETROIT LIONS
November 27, 1997, at Detroit
Chicago............................ 14 6 0 0 — 20
Detroit.............................. 3 14 17 21 — 55
TD: Det—Herman Moore, Johnnie Morton, Ron Rivers, Barry
Sanders 3, Tracy Scroggins; Chi—Raymont Harris, Ricky Proehl.
TD Passes: Det—Scott Mitchell 2; Chi—Erik Kramer. FG: Det—
Jason Hanson 2; Chi—Jeff Jaeger 2.
GREEN BAY PACKERS
October 7, 1945, at Milwaukee
Detroit .............................. 0 7 7 7 — 21
Green Bay........................ 0 41 9 7 — 57
TD: GB—Don Hutson 4, Charley Brock, Irv Comp, Ted Fritsch,
Clyde Goodnight; Det—Chuck Fenenbock, John Greene, Bob
Westfall. TD Passes: GB—Tex McKay 4, Lou Brock, Irv Comp;
Det—Dave Ryan.
LOS ANGELES RAMS
October 22, 1950, at Los Angeles
Baltimore .......................... 13 0 7 7 — 27
Los Angeles Rams........... 21 14 14 21 — 70
TD: LA—Bob Boyd 2, Vitamin T. Smith 2, Tom Fears, Elroy
(Crazylegs) Hirsch, Dick Hoerner, Ralph Pasquariello, Dan Towler,
Bob Waterfield; Balt—Chet Mutryn 2, Adrian Burk, Billy Stone. TD
Passes: LA—Norm Van Brocklin 2, Bob Waterfield 2, Glenn Davis;
Balt—Adrian Burk 3.
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MINNESOTA VIKINGS
October 18, 1970, at Minnesota
Dallas ............................... 3 3 0 7 — 13
Minnesota........................ 14 20 17 3 — 54
TD: Minn—Clint Jones 2, Ed Sharockman 2, John Beasley, Dave
Osborn; Dall—Calvin Hill. TD Pass: Minn—Gary Cuozzo. FG:
Minn—Fred Cox 4; Dall—Mike Clark 2.
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
October 23, 2011, at New Orleans
Indianapolis ...................... 0 7 0 0 — 7
New Orleans .................... 21 13 14 14 — 62
TD: NO—Marques Colston 2, Jimmy Graham 2, Darren Sproles 2,
Jed Collins, Leigh Torrence; IND—Delone Carter. TD Passes: NO—
Drew Brees 5. FG: NO—John Kasay 2.
NEW YORK GIANTS
November 26, 1972, at New York
Philadelphia ...................... 3 7 0 0 — 10
New York Giants .............. 14 24 10 14 — 62
TD: NYG—Don Herrmann 2, Ron Johnson 2, Bob Tucker 2, Randy
Johnson; Phil—Harold Jackson. TD Passes: NYG—Norm Snead
3, Randy Johnson 2; Phil—John Reaves. FG: NYG—Pete Gogolak
2; Phil—Tom Dempsey.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
November 6, 1934, at Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds................. 0 0 0 0 — 0
Philadelphia..................... 26 6 12 20 — 64
TD: Phil—Joe Carter 3, Swede Hanson 3, Marvin Ellstrom, Roger
Kirkman, Ed Matesic, Ed Storm. TD Passes: Phil—Ed Matesic 2,
Albert Weiner 2, Marvin Ellstrom.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
October 18, 1992, at San Francisco
Atlanta .............................. 7 3 0 7 — 17
San Francisco.................. 21 21 14 0 — 56
TD: SF—Jerry Rice 3, Ricky Watters 3, Brent Jones, Tom Rath-
man; Atl—Michael Haynes, Jason Phillips. TD Passes: SF—Steve
Young 3; Atl—Chris Miller, Wade Wilson. FG: Atl—Norm Johnson.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
December 9, 2012, at Seattle
Arizona ............................. 0 0 0 0 — 0
Seattle ............................. 10 28 13 7 — 58
TD: Sea—Marshawn Lynch 3, Zach Miller, Richard Sherman, Mal-
colm Smith, Leon Washington. TD Passes: Sea—Russell Wilson.
FG: Sea—Stephen Hauschka 3.
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
September 9, 2018, at New Orleans
Tampa Bay....................... 14 17 10 7 — 48
New Orleans..................... 10 14 0 16 — 40
TD: TB—DeSean Jackson 2, Justin Evans, Mike Evans, Ryan Fitz-
patrick, Chris Godwin; NO—Alvin Kamara 3, Ted Ginn, Michael
Thomas. TD Passes: TB—Ryan Fitzpatrick 4; NO—Drew Brees 3.
FG: TB—Chandler Catanzaro 2; NO—Wil Lutz.
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
November 27, 1966, at Washington
New York Giants ............... 0 14 14 13 — 41
Washington...................... 13 21 14 24 — 72
TD: Wash—A.D. Whitfield 3, Brig Owens 2, Charley Taylor 2, Rick-
ie Harris, Joe Don Looney, Bobby Mitchell; NYG—Allen Jacobs,
Homer Jones, Dan Lewis, Joe Morrison, Aaron Thomas, Gary
Wood. TD Passes: Wash—Sonny Jurgensen 3; NYG—Gary Wood
2, Tom Kennedy. FG: Wash—Charlie Gogolak.
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RECORDS OF NFL TEAMS SINCE 1970 AFL-NFL MERGER HOME RECORDS OF NFL TEAMS
Division Playoff Postseason Super Bowl SINCE 1970 AFL-NFL MERGER
AFC W L T Pct. Titles Berths Record Record AFC W L T Pct.
Pittsburgh 466 291 3 .615 23 30 36-24 6-2 Pittsburgh 239
273 106
92 1 .721
.720
Denver 437 317 6 .579 15 22 23-19 3-5 Baltimore***
Denver 261
94 116
41 14 .695
.691
Miami 437 321 2 .576 13 23 20-21 2-3 Denver
Baltimore*** 228
126 101
57 14 .692
.688
New England 437 323 0 .575 20 25 36-19 6-5 Miami 223
250 107
128 1 .675
.661
Baltimore*** 200 167 1 .545 5 11 15-9 2-0 New England 207
249 125
131 0 .623
.655
Oakland 389 365 6 .516 12 19 22-16 3-1 OaklandCity
Kansas 195
227 135
149 32 .591
.603
Kansas City 382 371 7 .507 9 17 5-17 0-0 Jacksonville** 217
Oakland 84 161
60 02 .583
.574
Indianapolis 383 375 2 .505 15 23 19-21 2-1 Kansas City
Cincinnati 191
211 137
166 3 .582
.559
L.A. Chargers 361 394 5 .478 10 14 11-14 0-1 Tennessee
Indianapolis 184
207 147
171 12 .556
.547
Tennessee 361 397 2 .476 5 17 13-17 0-1 San Diego
Buffalo 179
208 150
172 12 .544
.547
Cincinnati 350 407 3 .463 9 14 5-14 0-2 Cincinnati
L.A. Chargers 180
205 151
172 12 .544
Buffalo 350 408 2 .462 7 14 12-14 0-4 Buffalo
Tennessee 180
206 152
173 1 .542
.544
Houston**** 121 151 0 .445 5 5 3-5 0-0 Indianapolis
Jacksonville** 178
103 152
89 20 .539
.536
Jacksonville** 170 214 0 .443 3 7 7-7 0-0 Houston**** 45
72 43
64 0 .511
.529
N.Y. Jets 332 426 2 .438 2 12 10-12 0-0 Cleveland+
N.Y. Jets 150
181 155
197 12 .492
.479
Cleveland+ 289 419 4 .409 6 11 4-11 0-0 New York Jets
Cleveland 159
165 171
187 13 .482
.469

Division Playoff Postseason Super Bowl NFC W L T Pct.

NFC W L T Pct. Titles Berths Record Record Minnesota 222
255 110
125 1 .668
.671
Dallas 445 315 0 .586 20 29 34-24 5-3 Dallas 221
248 111
132 0 .666
.653
Minnesota 426 330 4 .563 18 27 18-27 0-3 Green Bay 207
239 120
134 75 .631
.639
San Francisco 412 344 4 .545 19 24 30-19 5-1 San Francisco
Seattle* 206 123
133 03 .625
.608
Green Bay 399 351 10 .532 13 21 22-19 2-1 Washington
San Francisco 201
228 128
149 23 .611
.604
Washington 396 361 3 .523 8 18 20-15 3-2 Chicago
Washington 197
224 134
153 21 .595
.594
Philadelphia 393 359 8 .522 10 22 19-21 1-2 Seattle*
Chicago 170
218 121
161 10 .584
.575
Seattle* 344 331 1 .510 10 17 16-16 1-2 Philadelphia
Philadelphia 185
216 145
162 3 .560
.571
L.A. Rams 377 378 5 .499 13 21 18-20 1-3 St. Louis
Carolina** 182
106 148
86 20 .552
Carolina** 190 193 1 .496 6 8 9-8 0-2 New Rams
L.A. York Giants 207
180 152
171 12 .542
.548
Chicago 374 385 1 .493 11 15 10-14 1-1 Atlanta 179
203 153
177 1 .539
.534
N.Y. Giants 368 389 3 .486 8 16 20-12 4-1 Detroit 173
201 158
178 1 .523
.530
New Orleans 350 406 4 .463 7 12 9-11 1-0 Carolina**
N.Y. Giants 201
72 179
72 01 .500
.529
Atlanta 346 409 5 .458 6 14 10-14 0-2 Arizona 163
192 165
183 34 .497
.512
Arizona 321 432 7 .427 5 8 6-8 0-1 Tampa
New Orleans
Bay* 139
189 150
190 1 .481
.499
Detroit 317 439 4 .420 3 12 1-12 0-0 New Orleans
Tampa Bay 157 174
180 1 .474
.466
Tampa Bay* 260 415 1 .385 6 10 6-9 1-0
*Entered NFL in 1976.
*Entered NFL in 1976. **Entered NFL in 1995.
**Entered NFL in 1995. ***Entered NFL in 1996.
***Entered NFL in 1996. ****Entered NFL in 2002.
****Entered NFL in 2002. +Did not play, 1996-98.
+Did not play, 1996-98. Oakland totals include L.A. Raiders,
Oakland totals include L.A. Raiders, 1982-1994. 1982-1994.
Indianapolis totals include Baltimore, 1970-1983. Tennessee totals
Indianapolis totalsinclude
includeHouston,
Baltimore,
Tennessee totals include Houston, 1970-1996. 1970-1996.
1970-1983.
L.A. Chargers totals include San Diego, 1970-2016. Indianapolistotals
Tennessee totalsinclude
includeHouston,
Baltimore,
L.A. Rams totals include St. Louis, 1995-2015. 1970-1983.
1970-1996.
Arizona totals include St. Louis, 1970-1987, and Phoenix, 1988-1993. St. Louis
L.A. Chargers
totalstotals
include
include
L.A. Rams,
San Diego,
Tie games before 1972 are not calculated in won-lost percentage. 1970-1994.
1970-2016.
Arizona
L.A. Rams
totals
totals
include
include
St. St.
Louis,
Louis,
1970-1987, and Phoenix, 1988-1993.
1995-2015.
Tie games
Arizona totals
before
include
1972St.are
Louis,
not 1970-
calculated
1987, and in
Phoenix,
won-lost
1988-1993.
percentage.
Tie games before 1972 are not
calculated in won-lost percentage.

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ROAD RECORDS OF NFL TEAMS SINCE RECORDS OF TEAMS ON KICKOFF WEEKEND
1970 AFL-NFL MERGER Longest Longest Current
AFC W L T Pct. AFC W L T Pct. W Strk. L Strk. Streak
Pittsburgh 193 185 2 .511 Denver 39 19 1 .672 7 4 W-7
New England 188 192 0 .495 New England 33 26 0 .559 10 3 W-1
Miami 187 193 1 .492 Miami 29 23 1 .558 11 5 W-2
Denver 176 201 2 .467 Pittsburgh 43 36 5 .544 8 3 T-1
Indianapolis 176 204 0 .463 L.A. Chargers 32 27 0 .542 6 6 L-3
Oakland 172 204 4 .458 Kansas City 32 27 0 .542 7 4 W-4
L.A. Chargers 156 222 3 .413 Jacksonville 13 11 0 .542 6 5 W-2
Kansas City 155 222 4 .412 Houston 9 8 0 .529 5 3 L-2
Tennessee 155 224 1 .409 Baltimore 12 11 0 .522 5 4 W-3
Baltimore*** 74 110 0 .402 Tennessee 30 29 0 .508 4 3 L-3
N.Y. Jets 151 229 1 .398 Indianapolis 33 33 0 .500 8 8 L-5
Buffalo 142 236 1 .376 N.Y. Jets 28 31 0 .475 5 5 W-1
Cincinnati 139 241 0 .366 Cincinnati 24 27 0 .471 4 4 W-1
Houston**** 49 87 0 .360 Oakland 27 32 0 .458 5 6 L-1
Jacksonville** 67 125 0 .349 Cleveland 27 38 1 .417 5 13 T-1
Cleveland+ 124 232 1 .349 Buffalo 24 35 0 .407 6 5 L-1

NFC W L T Pct. Longest Longest Current

Dallas 197 183 0 .518 NFC W L T Pct. W Strk. L Strk. Streak
San Francisco 184 195 1 .486 Dallas 38 20 1 .655 17 5 L-1
Philadelphia 177 197 5 .474 Green Bay 56 39 3 .589 5 6 W-4
Minnesota 171 205 3 .455 Minnesota 33 24 1 .579 5 3 W-3
Washington 172 208 1 .453 Chicago 54 40 5 .574 9 6 L-5
L.A. Rams 170 207 3 .451 N.Y. Giants 50 39 5 .562 4 5 L-2
N.Y. Giants 167 210 2 .443 Detroit 48 39 2 .552 10 4 L-1
Carolina** 84 107 1 .440 San Francisco 37 31 1 .544 6 3 L-2
New Orleans 161 216 3 .427 Atlanta 28 25 0 .528 5 3 L-1
Green Bay 160 217 3 .425 L.A. Rams 42 39 0 .519 5 6 W-2
Seattle* 138 198 1 .411 Washington 41 42 4 .494 6 5 W-1
Chicago 156 224 0 .411 Philadelphia 38 46 1 .452 5 9 W-3
Atlanta 143 232 4 .382 Tampa Bay 18 25 0 .419 3 5 W-3
Arizona 129 249 3 .342 Carolina 10 14 0 .417 3 5 W-2
Detroit 116 261 3 .309 Arizona 40 56 2 .417 6 7 L-3
Tampa Bay* 103 235 0 .305 Seattle 16 27 0 .372 3 8 L-2
New Orleans 17 35 0 .327 3 6 L-5
*Entered NFL in 1976.
**Entered NFL in 1995. L.A. Chargers totals include San Diego Chargers, 1961-2016.
***Entered NFL in 1996. New England totals include Boston, 1960-1970.
****Entered NFL in 2002. Kansas City totals include Dallas Texans, 1960-62.
+Did not play, 1996-98. Tennessee totals include Houston, 1960-1996.
Oakland totals include L.A. Raiders, Indianapolis totals include Baltimore, 1953-1983.
1982-1994. Oakland totals include L.A. Raiders, 1982-1994.
Indianapolis totals include Baltimore, Detroit totals include Portsmouth, 1930-33.
1970-1983. L.A. Rams totals include Cleveland, 1937-1942, 1944-45, and St. Louis, 1995-2015.
Tennessee totals include Houston, Arizona totals include Chi. Cardinals, 1920-1959, St. Louis, 1960-1987, and Phoenix,
1970-1996. 1988-1993.
L.A. Chargers totals include San Diego, Chicago totals include Decatur, 1920.
1970-2016. Washington totals include Boston Braves, 1932 and Boston Redskins, 1933-36.
L.A. Rams totals include St. Louis, NOTE: Tie games before 1972 are not calculated in won-lost percentage.
1995-2015.
Arizona totals include St. Louis, 1970-
1987, and Phoenix, 1988-1993.
Tie games before 1972 are not
calculated in won-lost percentage.

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RECORDS OF NFL TEAMS, 2009-18 HOME RECORDS, 2009-18
Division Playoff Postseason Super Bowl AFC W- L-T Pct.
AFC W L T Pct. Titles Berths Record Record New England 71-9-0 .888
New England 123 37 0 .769 10 10 16-7 3-2 Baltimore 59-21-0 .738
Pittsburgh 103 56 1 .647 4 6 5-6 0-1 Pittsburgh 57-23-0 .713
Baltimore 93 67 0 .581 3 6 8-5 1-0 Indianapolis 51-29-0 .638
Denver 90 70 0 .563 5 5 6-4 1-1 Denver 50-30-0 .625
Indianapolis 89 71 0 .556 4 6 6-6 0-1 Cincinnati 48-30-2 .613
Kansas City 88 72 0 .550 4 6 2-6 0-0 Kansas City 48-32-0 .600
Cincinnati 85 73 2 .538 3 6 0-6 0-0 Houston 46-34-0 .575
L.A. Chargers** 85 75 0 .531 1 3 2-3 0-0 L.A. Chargers** 46-34-0 .575
Houston 81 79 0 .506 5 5 3-5 0-0 Buffalo 42-38-0 .525
Miami 72 88 0 .450 0 1 0-1 0-0 Miami 41-39-0 .513
N.Y. Jets 70 90 0 .438 0 2 4-2 0-0 N.Y. Jets 40-40-0 .500
Tennessee 68 92 0 .425 0 1 1-1 0-0 Tennessee 39-41-0 .488
Buffalo 67 93 0 .419 0 1 0-1 0-0 Oakland 35-45-0 .438
Oakland 61 99 0 .381 0 1 0-1 0-0 Jacksonville 34-46-0 .425
Jacksonville 52 108 0 .325 1 1 2-1 0-0 Cleveland 28-51-1 .356
Cleveland 41 118 1 .259 0 0 0-0 0-0
NFC W- L-T Pct.
Division Playoff Postseason Super Bowl Green Bay 60-18-2 .763
NFC W L T Pct. Titles Berths Record Record Seattle 57-23-0 .713
Green Bay 100 58 2 .631 5 8 9-7 1-0 New Orleans 55-25-0 .688
New Orleans 100 60 0 .625 4 6 7-5 1-0 Minnesota 53-27-0 .663
Seattle 94 65 1 .591 4 7 9-6 1-1 Atlanta 50-30-0 .625
Atlanta 91 69 0 .569 3 5 4-5 0-1 Arizona 47-32-1 .594
Dallas 89 71 0 .556 4 4 3-4 0-0 Carolina 47-33-0 .588
Philadelphia 89 71 0 .556 3 5 4-4 1-0 San Francisco 46-33-1 .581
Minnesota 83 75 2 .525 3 4 2-4 0-0 Philadelphia 46-34-0 .575
Carolina 81 78 1 .509 3 4 3-4 0-1 Dallas 44-36-0 .550
Arizona 80 79 1 .503 2 3 2-3 0-0 Chicago 41-39-0 .513
San Francisco 75 84 1 .472 2 3 5-3 0-1 Detroit 41-39-0 .513
Chicago 75 85 0 .469 2 2 1-2 0-0 N.Y. Giants 40-40-0 .500
N.Y. Giants 74 86 0 .463 1 2 4-1 1-0 L.A. Rams* 35-45-0 .438
Detroit 71 89 0 .444 0 3 0-3 0-0 Washington 35-45-0 .438
L.A. Rams* 65 94 1 .409 2 2 2-2 0-1 Tampa Bay 29-51-0 .363
Washington 63 96 1 .397 2 2 0-2 0-0
Tampa Bay 55 105 0 .344 0 0 0-0 0-0 *Totals include St. Louis, 2009-2015.
**Totals include San Diego, 2009-2016.
*Totals include St. Louis, 2009-2015.
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AFC W-L-T Pct. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Total
New England 52-28-0 .650 AFC W- L-T W- L-T W- L-T W- L-T W- L-T Pct.
Pittsburgh 46-33-1 .581 New England 24- 10-0 35- 7-0 26-9-0 38-11-0 123-37-0 .769
Denver 40-40-0 .500 Pittsburgh 16-16-1 29-11-0 23-16-0 35-13-0 103-56-1 .647
Kansas City 40-40-0 .500 Baltimore 23-11-0 15-23-0 28-12-0 27-21-0 93-67-0 .581
L.A. Chargers** 39-41-0 .488 Denver 23- 9-0 22-18-0 21-18-0 24-25-0 90-70-0 .563
Indianapolis 38-42-0 .475 Indianapolis 15-18-0 20-20-0 24-14-0 30-19-0 89-71-0 .556
Cincinnati 37-43-0 .463 Kansas City 19-14-0 24-16-0 17-21-0 28-21-0 88-72-0 .550
Houston 35-45-0 .438 Cincinnati 21-13-0 21-16-2 18-20-0 25-24-0 85-73-2 .538
Baltimore 34-46-0 .425 L.A. Chargers** 17-17-0 18-21-0 21-17-0 29-20-0 85-75-0 .531
Miami 31-49-0 .388 Houston 19-15-0 21-18-0 20-18-0 21-28-0 81-79-0 .506
N.Y. Jets 30-50-0 .375 Miami 14-20-0 18-19-0 18-21-0 22-28-0 72-88-0 .450
Tennessee 29-51-0 .363 N.Y. Jets 17-17-0 17-24-0 13-22-0 23-27-0 70-90-0 .438
Oakland 26-54-0 .325 Tennessee 16-18-0 13-25-0 18-22-0 21-27-0 68-92-0 .425
Buffalo 25-55-0 .313 Buffalo 16-18-0 17-23-0 14-23-0 20-29-0 67-93-0 .419
Jacksonville 18-62-0 .225 Oakland 13-21-0 16-22-0 15-25-0 17-31-0 61-99-0 .381
Cleveland 13-67-0 .163 Jacksonville 10-24-0 12-28-0 15-22-0 15-34-0 52-108-0 .325
Cleveland 7-25-1 12-30-0 10-27-0 12-36-0 41-118-1 .259
NFC W-L-T Pct.
Dallas 45-35-0 .563 Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Total
New Orleans 45-35-0 .563 NFC W- L-T W- L-T W- L-T W- L-T W- L-T Pct.
Philadelphia 43-37-0 .538 Green Bay 22-11-1 26-11-0 19-21-1 33-15-0 100-58-2 .631
Atlanta 41-39-0 .513 New Orleans 16-18-0 29-9-0 28-13-0 27-20-0 100-60-0 .625
Green Bay 40-40-0 .500 Seattle 18-15-0 21-16-1 24-16-0 31-18-0 94-65-1 .591
Seattle 37-42-1 .469 Atlanta 21-13-0 21-16-0 22-19-0 27-21-0 91-69-0 .569
Carolina 34-45-1 .431 Dallas 20-13-0 16-21-0 28-16-0 25-21-0 89-71-0 .556
Chicago 34-46-0 .425 Philadelphia 20-14-0 20-18-0 20-19-0 29-20-0 89-71-0 .556
N.Y. Giants 34-46-0 .425 Minnesota 18-15-1 20-20-0 20-16-1 25-24-0 83-75-2 .525
Arizona 33-47-0 .413 Carolina 13-19-0 18-21-1 20-19-0 30-19-0 81-78-1 .509
Minnesota 30-48-2 .388 Arizona 18-15-0 17-22-1 19-19-0 26-23-0 80-79-1 .503
L.A. Rams* 30-49-1 .381 San Francisco 14-20-0 17-23-0 16-20-1 28-21-0 75-84-1 .472
Detroit 30-50-0 .375 Chicago 17-17-0 18-19-0 21-19-0 19-30-0 75-85-0 .469
San Francisco 29-51-0 .363 N.Y. Giants 14-20-0 22-17-0 15-23-0 23-26-0 74-86-0 .463
Washington 28-51-1 .356 Detroit 15-19-0 19-20-0 17-22-0 20-28-0 71-89-0 .444
Tampa Bay 26-54-0 .325 L.A. Rams* 14-19-0 18-22-0 16-21-1 17-32-0 65-94-1 .409
Washington 14-19-0 18-22-1 13-25-0 18-30-0 63-96-1 .397
*Totals include St. Louis, 2009-2015. Tampa Bay 11-22-0 12-24-0 19-23-0 13-36-0 55-105-0 .344
**Totals include San Diego, 2009-2016.
December totals include January.
*Totals include St. Louis, 2009-2015.
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TAKEAWAYS/GIVEAWAYS, 2009-18 7 Arizona vs. San Francisco, Oct. 29, 2012
Takeaways Giveaways 7 Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Sept. 20, 2015
AFC Int. Fum. Total Int. Fum. Total Net Diff. Most Yards Passing, Game
New England 174 111 285 87 66 153 +132 522 Pittsburgh vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 26, 2014
Kansas City 154 101 255 112 90 202 + 53 516 New England at Miami, Sept. 12, 2011
Baltimore 154 95 249 140 79 219 + 30 510 New York Giants vs. Tampa Bay, Sept. 16, 2012
Houston 137 96 233 140 84 224 + 9 505 New Orleans vs. New York Giants, Nov. 1, 2015
Cincinnati 160 80 240 142 95 237 + 3 504 Houston vs. Jacksonville, Nov. 18, 2012 (ot)
Buffalo 176 86 262 159 103 262 0 Fewest Yards Passing, Game
L.A. Chargers** 139 88 227 144 93 237 - 10 -7 Tennessee at New England, Oct. 18, 2009
Pittsburgh 129 94 223 144 94 238 - 15 0 Cincinnati at New York Jets, Jan. 3, 2010
Indianapolis 126 94 220 152 89 241 - 21 6 San Francisco at Chicago, Dec. 4, 2016
Denver 142 98 240 145 117 262 - 22 19 Kansas City at San Diego, Dec. 12, 2010
Tennessee 138 77 215 149 106 255 - 40 20 Jacksonville vs. Washington, Dec. 16, 2018
Miami 143 65 208 158 96 254 - 46
Jacksonville 122 94 216 162 105 267 - 51
Cleveland 135 89 224 174 103 277 - 53 NFL INDIVIDUAL LEADERS, 2009-18
Oakland 116 95 211 154 111 265 - 54 Points Passing Yards
N.Y. Jets 128 99 227 181 106 287 - 60 Stephen Gostkowski 1,355 Drew Brees 48,179
Takeaways Giveaways Mason Crosby 1,201 Tom Brady 44,068
NFC Int. Fum. Total Int. Fum. Total Net Diff. Matt Bryant 1,122 Philip Rivers 43,959
Green Bay 183 83 266 97 83 180 + 86 Matt Prater 1,122 Matt Ryan 43,280
Seattle 157 106 263 118 80 198 + 65 Adam Vinatieri 1,108 Eli Manning 41,358
Atlanta 152 96 248 128 81 209 + 39
Carolina 162 117 279 156 91 247 + 32 Touchdowns TD Passes
San Francisco 142 94 236 117 93 210 + 26 Adrian Peterson 89 Drew Brees 352
Chicago 162 114 276 173 95 268 + 8 LeSean McCoy 84 Tom Brady 320
New Orleans 133 101 234 138 91 229 + 5 Rob Gronkowski 80 Aaron Rodgers 309
Antonio Brown 79 Philip Rivers 296
L.A. Rams* 137 104 241 137 100 237 + 4
Marshawn Lynch 77 Matt Ryan 279
Minnesota 122 100 222 131 92 223 - 1
N.Y. Giants 165 112 277 169 110 279 - 2 Field Goals Receptions
Philadelphia 162 106 268 148 124 272 - 4 Stephen Gostkowski 290 Larry Fitzgerald 877
Dallas 122 101 223 131 100 231 -8 Adam Vinatieri 251 Antonio Brown 837
Washington 137 101 238 155 107 262 - 24 Matt Bryant 250 Brandon Marshall 744
Arizona 163 101 264 181 109 290 - 26 Mason Crosby 249 Jason Witten 723
Detroit 135 95 230 159 97 256 - 26 Two tied 248 Julio Jones 698
Tampa Bay 155 103 258 181 106 287 - 29
*Totals include St. Louis, 2009-2015. Rushes Reception Yards
**Totals include San Diego, 2009-2016. Frank Gore 2,443 Antonio Brown 11,207
LeSean McCoy 2,346 Julio Jones 10,731
BEST TAKEAWAY/GIVEAWAY DIFFERENTIAL, SEASON Adrian Peterson 2,224 Larry Fitzgerald 10,304
+43 Washington, 1983 Matt Forté 2,040 Calvin Johnson 9,532
+28 New England, 2010 Chris Johnson 1,912 Brandon Marshall 9,452
San Francisco, 2011
+26 Kansas City, 1990 Rushing Yards Receiving TDs
LeSean McCoy 10,606 Rob Gronkowski 79
HIGH AND LOW SINGLE-GAME YARDAGE TOTALS, 2009-18 Frank Gore 10,307 Antonio Brown 74
Most Total Yards, Game Adrian Peterson 10,217 Dez Bryant 73
653 Houston vs. Jacksonville, Nov. 18, 2012 (ot) Matt Forté 8,558 Jimmy Graham 71
639 Pittsburgh vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 26, 2014 Chris Johnson 8,423 Two tied 70
626 Oakland at Tampa Bay, Oct. 30, 2016 (ot)
625 New Orleans vs. Dallas, Nov. 10, 2013 Rushing TDs Interceptions
623 Detroit vs. Dallas, Oct. 27, 2013 Adrian Peterson 84 Brent Grimes 32
Fewest Total Yards, Game Marshawn Lynch 69 Richard Sherman 32
LeSean McCoy 69 Reggie Nelson 31
67 Kansas City at San Diego, Dec. 12, 2010
Cam Newton 58 Aqib Talib 31
72 Cincinnati at New York Jets, Jan. 3, 2010
LeGarrette Blount 56 Charles Woodson 29
86 Tampa Bay vs. New York Giants, Sept. 27, 2009
89 Washington vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 30, 2018 Pass Attempts Sacks
100 New York Jets at Denver, Dec. 10, 2017 Drew Brees 6,133 Von Miller 98.0
Most Yards Rushing, Game Matt Ryan 5,767 Cameron Wake 98.0
355 San Francisco vs. San Diego, Dec. 20, 2014 (ot) Tom Brady 5,722 J.J. Watt 92.0
352 Kansas City vs. Indianapolis, Dec. 23, 2012 Eli Manning 5,688 Julius Peppers 89.0
351 Cleveland at Kansas City, Dec. 20, 2009 Philip Rivers 5,572 DeMarcus Ware 85.0
350 Seattle vs. New York Giants, Nov. 9, 2014
328 Oakland at Denver, Oct. 24, 2010 Completions
Fewest Yards Rushing, Game Drew Brees 4,252
1 Indianapolis at Dallas, Dec. 21, 2014 Matt Ryan 3,787
2 Miami at Tampa Bay, Nov. 11, 2013 Tom Brady 3,703
4 Seattle at Minnesota, Nov. 22, 2009 Philip Rivers 3,628
6 Chicago at Philadelphia, Nov. 26, 2017 Eli Manning 3,528

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NFL GAMES IN WHICH A TEAM HAS SCORED OLDEST INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON
60 OR MORE POINTS OR SINGLE-GAME RECORDS IN NFL
(Home team in capitals) RECORD & FACT BOOK
Regular Season Most Points, Game—40, Ernie Nevers,
WASHINGTON 72, New York Giants 41 ..........................................November 27, 1966 Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 28,
LOS ANGELES RAMS 70, Baltimore 27 ..........................................October 22, 1950 1929 (6-td, 4-pat)
Chicago Cardinals 65, NEW YORK BULLDOGS 20..........................November 13, 1949 Most Touchdowns Rushing, Game—6,
LOS ANGELES RAMS 65, Detroit 24 ..............................................October 29, 1950 Ernie Nevers, Chi. Cardinals vs.
PHILADELPHIA 64, Cincinnati 0 .....................................................November 6, 1934 Chi. Bears, Nov. 28, 1929
CHICAGO CARDINALS 63, New York Giants 35..............................October 17, 1948 Highest Punting Average, Season (Quali-
PITTSBURGH 63, New York Giants 7 .............................................November 30, 1952 fiers)—51.40, Sammy Baugh, Wash-
AKRON 62, Oorang 0.....................................................................October 29, 1922 ington, 1940 (35-1,799)
CLEVELAND 62, New York Giants 14 .............................................December 6, 1953 Highest Average Gain, Pass Receptions,
CLEVELAND 62, Washington 3 ......................................................November 7, 1954 Season (minimum: 24 receptions)—
32.58, Don Currivan, Boston, 1947
NEW YORK GIANTS 62, Philadelphia 10.........................................November 26, 1972
(24-782)
Atlanta 62, NEW ORLEANS 7 .........................................................September 16, 1973
Highest Average Gain, Passing, Game
NEW YORK JETS 62, Tampa Bay 28 ..............................................November 17, 1985 (minimum: 20 passes)—18.58,
NEW ORLEANS 62, Indianapolis 7..................................................October 23, 2011 Sammy Baugh, Washington vs.
CHICAGO 61, San Francisco 20 .....................................................December 12, 1965 Boston, Oct. 31, 1948 (24-446)
Cincinnati 61, HOUSTON 17...........................................................December 17, 1972 Most Touchdowns, Fumble Recoveries,
CHICAGO 61, Green Bay 7.............................................................December 7, 1980 Game—2, Fred (Dippy) Evans, Chi.
CINCINNATI 61, Houston 7 ............................................................December 17, 1989 Bears vs. Washington, Nov. 28, 1948
ROCK ISLAND 60, Evansville 0 ......................................................October 15, 1922 Most Yards Gained, Intercepted Passes,
CHICAGO CARDINALS 60, Rochester 0 .........................................October 7, 1923 Rookie, Season—301, Don Doll,
Postseason Detroit, 1949
Chicago Bears 73, WASHINGTON 0 ...............................................December 8, 1940 Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game—8,
JACKSONVILLE 62, Miami 7 ..........................................................January 15, 2000 Jim Hardy, Chi. Cardinals vs.
Philadelphia, Sept. 24, 1950
YOUNGEST AND OLDEST PLAYERS IN NFL IN 2018 Highest Kickoff Return Average, Game
10 Youngest Players Birthdate Games Starts Position (minimum: 3 returns)—73.50,
Tremaine Edmunds, Buffalo 5/2/1998 15 15 LB Wally Triplett, Detroit vs. Los Angeles,
Deontay Burnett, N.Y. Jets 10/4/1997 5 1 WR Oct. 29, 1950 (4-294)
James Daniels, Chicago 9/13/1997 16 10 G Highest Punt Return Average, Season
Ola Adeniyi, Pittsburgh 9/12/1997 1 0 LB (Qualifiers)—23.00, Herb Rich,
Chukwuma Okorafor, Pittsburgh 8/8.1997 13 3 T Baltimore, 1950 (12-276)
Ronald Jones, Tampa Bay 8/3/1997 9 0 RB Highest Punt Return Average, Rookie,
Tim Settle, Washington 7/11/1997 16 0 DT Season (Qualifiers)—23.00, Herb
Kerryon Johnson, Detroit 6/30/1997 10 7 RB Rich, Baltimore, 1950 (12-276)
Dorance Armstrong, Dallas 6/10/1997 15 1 DE Most Yards Passing, Game—554, Norm
Sam Darnold, N.Y. Jets 6/5/1997 13 13 QB Van Brocklin, Los Angeles vs. New
York Yanks, Sept. 28, 1951
Most Touchdowns, Punt Returns, Rookie,
10 Oldest Players Birthdate Games Starts Position
Season—4, Jack Christiansen, Detroit,
Adam Vinatieri, Indianapolis 12/28/1972 16 0 K 1951
Phil Dawson, Arizona 1/23/1975 10 0 K Most Interceptions By, Season—14, Dick
Matt Bryant, Atlanta 5/29/1975 13 0 K (Night Train) Lane, Los Angeles, 1952
Tom Brady, New England 8/3/1977 16 16 QB Most Interceptions By, Rookie, Season—
Sebastian Janikowski, Seattle 3/2/1978 16 0 K 14, Dick (Night Train) Lane, Los
John Denney, Miami 12/13/1978 16 0 LS Angeles, 1952
Drew Brees, New Orleans 1/15/1979 15 15 QB Highest Average Gain, Passing, Season
Josh McCown, N.Y. Jets 7/4/1979 4 3 QB (Qualifiers)—11.17, Tommy O’Con-
Julius Peppers, Carolina 1/18/1980 16 8 DE nell, Cleveland, 1957 (110-1,229)
Antonio Gates, L.A. Chargers 6/18/1980 16 1 TE Most Yards Gained, Pass Receptions,
Rookie, Season—1,473, Bill Groman,
YOUNGEST AND OLDEST REGULAR STARTERS BY POSITION IN 2018 Houston, 1960
Minimum: 8 Games Started
Youngest Oldest
QB 6/5/1997 Sam Darnold, NYJ 8/3/1977 Tom Brady, N.E.
RB 2/9/1997 Saquon Barkley, NYG 5/14/1983 Frank Gore, Mia.
WR 4/14/1997 D.J. Moore, Car. 8/31/1983 Larry Fitzgerald, Ariz.
TE 8/2/1996 Jordan Thomas, Hou. 1/3/1984 Vernon Davis, Wash.
T 5/2/1996 Orlando Brown, Balt. 12/12/1981 Andrew Whitworth, L.A. Rams
G 9/3/1997 James Daniels, Chi. 9/15/1984 Marshal Yanda, Balt.
C 3/28/1996 Mason Cole, Ariz. 3/29/1985 Ryan Kalil, Car.
DE 5/3/1996 Arden Key, Oak. 1/18/1980 Julius Peppers, Car.
DT 5/27/1997 Daron Payne, Wash. 6/10/1983 Kyle Williams, Buff.
LB 5/2/1998 Tremaine Edmunds, Buff. 10/11/1982 Terrell Suggs, Balt.
CB 4/28/1997 Denzel Ward, Cle. 3/16/1983 Tramon Williams, G.B.
S 4/18/1997 Ronnie Harrison, Jack. 3/24/1981 Mike Adams, Car.

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NFL INDIVIDUAL LEADERS OVER RECENT SEASONS
Last 2 Seasons Last 3 Seasons Last 4 Seasons
Points
286 Stephen Gostkowski 423 Justin Tucker 564 Stephen Gostkowski
282 Justin Tucker 413 Stephen Gostkowski 551 Justin Tucker
279 Harrison Butker 409 Wil Lutz 470 Matt Prater
276 Wil Lutz 388 Matt Bryant 462 Stephen Hauschka
274 Greg Zuerlein 368 Matt Prater 460 Graham Gano

Touchdowns
40 Todd Gurley 46 Todd Gurley 56 Todd Gurley
32 Alvin Kamara 38 Melvin Gordon 47 Antonio Brown
26 Melvin Gordon 36 Antonio Brown 43 David Johnson
25 Kareem Hunt 35 Davante Adams 39 DeAndre Hopkins
24 Two players tied 34 Two players tied 38 Melvin Gordon

Field Goals
72 Robbie Gould 107 Justin Tucker 140 Justin Tucker
69 Justin Tucker 91 Stephen Gostkowski 124 Stephen Gostkowski
65 Greg Zuerlein 89 Matt Prater 115 Robbie Gould
64 Stephen Gostkowski 88 Matt Bryant 113 Stephen Hauschka
62 Harrison Butker 87 Wil Lutz 111 Matt Prater

Rushes
546 Ezekiel Elliott 868 Ezekiel Elliott 1,042 Todd Gurley
535 Todd Gurley 813 Todd Gurley 940 Frank Gore
526 Jordan Howard 778 Jordan Howard 910 Lamar Miller
459 Melvin Gordon 716 Lamar Miller 897 Melvin Gordon
453 Kareem Hunt 713 Melvin Gordon 885 LeSean McCoy

Rushing Yards
2,556 Todd Gurley 4,048 Ezekiel Elliott 4,547 Todd Gurley
2,417 Ezekiel Elliott 3,441 Todd Gurley 4,048 Ezekiel Elliott
2,151 Kareem Hunt 3,370 Jordan Howard 3,814 LeSean McCoy
2,057 Jordan Howard 2,987 Melvin Gordon 3,806 Lamar Miller
1,990 Melvin Gordon 2,934 Lamar Miller 3,675 Frank Gore

Rushing Touchdowns
30 Todd Gurley 36 Todd Gurley 46 Todd Gurley
22 Alvin Kamara 28 Ezekiel Elliott 32 Latavius Murray
18 Melvin Gordon 28 Melvin Gordon 31 LeGarrette Blount
18 Jordan Howard 26 Latavius Murray 31 David Johnson
18 Mark Ingram 25 LeGarrette Blount 30 Mark Ingram

Pass Attempts
1,236 Ben Roethlisberger 1,752 Kirk Cousins 2,363 Eli Manning
1,151 Tom Brady 1,745 Eli Manning 2,325 Drew Brees
1,147 Eli Manning 1,745 Ben Roethlisberger 2,322 Philip Rivers
1,146 Kirk Cousins 1,714 Matthew Stafford 2,306 Matthew Stafford
1,137 Matt Ryan 1,698 Drew Brees 2,295 Kirk Cousins

Completions
812 Ben Roethlisberger 1,221 Drew Brees 1,649 Drew Brees
772 Kirk Cousins 1,178 Kirk Cousins 1,557 Kirk Cousins
764 Matt Ryan 1,140 Ben Roethlisberger 1,544 Matt Ryan
760 Tom Brady 1,137 Matt Ryan 1,524 Matthew Stafford
750 Drew Brees 1,126 Matthew Stafford 1,496 Eli Manning

Passing Yards
9,380 Ben Roethlisberger 13,963 Matt Ryan 18,554 Matt Ryan
9,019 Matt Ryan 13,534 Drew Brees 18,404 Drew Brees
8,932 Tom Brady 13,308 Kirk Cousins 18,001 Philip Rivers
8,823 Philip Rivers 13,209 Philip Rivers 17,474 Kirk Cousins
8,492 Jared Goff 13,199 Ben Roethlisberger 17,256 Tom Brady

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Last 2 Seasons Last 3 Seasons Last 4 Seasons
Touchdown Passes
69 Russell Wilson 93 Philip Rivers 125 Tom Brady
62 Ben Roethlisberger 93 Matt Ryan 124 Drew Brees
61 Tom Brady 92 Drew Brees 124 Russell Wilson
60 Jared Goff 91 Ben Roethlisberger 122 Philip Rivers
60 Philip Rivers 90 Russell Wilson 114 Matt Ryan

Receptions
229 Michael Thomas 321 Michael Thomas 447 Antonio Brown
211 DeAndre Hopkins 311 Antonio Brown 420 Julio Jones
205 Antonio Brown 289 DeAndre Hopkins 400 DeAndre Hopkins
204 Adam Thielen 287 Jarvis Landry 397 Jarvis Landry
201 Julio Jones 285 Larry Fitzgerald 394 Larry Fitzgerald

Receiving Yards
3,121 Julio Jones 4,530 Julio Jones 6,401 Julio Jones
2,950 DeAndre Hopkins 4,114 Antonio Brown 5,948 Antonio Brown
2,830 Antonio Brown 3,904 DeAndre Hopkins 5,425 DeAndre Hopkins
2,662 Tyreek Hill 3,846 Mike Evans 5,052 Mike Evans
2,650 Michael Thomas 3,787 Michael Thomas 4,808 T.Y. Hilton

Receiving Touchdowns
24 Antonio Brown 36 Antonio Brown 46 Antonio Brown
24 DeAndre Hopkins 35 Davante Adams 39 DeAndre Hopkins
23 Davante Adams 28 DeAndre Hopkins 36 Davante Adams
19 Tyreek Hill 25 Mike Evans 34 Doug Baldwin
18 Travis Kelce 25 Tyreek Hill 32 Odell Beckham

Interceptions
12 Kevin Byard 14 Marcus Peters 22 Marcus Peters
11 Xavien Howrd 13 Darius Slay 16 Reggie Nelson
11 Darius Slay 12 Kevin Byard 15 Darius Slay
9 Kyle Fuller 11 Four players tied 14 Trumaine Johnson
9 Jordan Poyer 14 Damarious Randall
Sacks
31.5 Aaron Donald 41.0 Chandler Jones 53.5 Chandler Jones
30.0 Chandler Jones 39.5 Aaron Donald 50.5 Aaron Donald
26.0 Ryan Kerrigan 38.0 Von Miller 49.0 Khalil Mack
25.0 Three players tied 37.0 Ryan Kerrigan 49.0 Von Miller
34.0 Two players tied 46.5 Ryan Kerrigan

NFL TEAM LEADERS OVER RECENT SEASONS

Highest Won-Lost Percentage
.750 L.A. Rams .792 New England .781 New England
.750 New England .708 Kansas City .703 Kansas City
.750 New Orleans .698 Pittsburgh .680 Pittsburgh
.703 Pittsburgh .667 Dallas .633 Minnesota
.688 Philadelphia .646 New Orleans .617 Seattle

Most Points
1,005 L.A. Rams 1,421 New Orleans 1,829 New Orleans
980 Kansas City 1,369 Kansas City 1,800 New England
952 New Orleans 1,335 New England 1,774 Kansas City
894 New England 1,307 Atlanta 1,656 Pittsburgh
834 Pittsburgh 1,233 Pittsburgh 1,646 Atlanta

Most Total Yards

12,817 Kansas City 19,142 New Orleans 25,603 New Orleans
12,602 New England 18,782 New England 24,789 Pittsburgh
12,522 L.A. Rams 18,716 Atlanta 24,773 New England
12,500 Pittsburgh 18,462 Pittsburgh 24,701 Atlanta
12,464 Tampa Bay 18,305 Kansas City 24,020 Tampa Bay

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Last 2 Seasons Last 3 Seasons Last 4 Seasons
Most Rushing Yards
4,297 Baltimore 6,631 Buffalo 9,063 Buffalo
4,238 Carolina 6,529 Dallas 8,419 Dallas
4,189 Seattle 6,052 Carolina 8,334 Carolina
4,184 L.A. Rams 6,043 Tennessee 8,048 Seattle
4,133 Dallas 5,837 New Orleans 7,550 Kansas City

Most Passing Yards

9,491 Tampa Bay 13,590 Pittsburgh 18,275 New Orleans
9,388 Pittsburgh 13,417 Tampa Bay 18,193 Pittsburgh
9,059 Kansas City 13,368 Atlanta 17,747 Atlanta
8,676 New England 13,305 New Orleans 17,571 New England
8,643 Atlanta 12,984 New England 17,309 L.A. Chargers

Fewest Turnovers
28 Seattle 41 New England 55 New England
29 Kansas City 46 Kansas City 61 Kansas City
30 New England 46 Seattle 62 Seattle
34 Three teams tied 47 Atlanta 67 Minnesota
50 Minnesota 74 Two teams tied

Fewest Points Allowed

584 Jacksonville 871 New England 1,186 New England
590 Baltimore 900 Minnesota 1,202 Minnesota
593 Minnesota 911 Baltimore 1,248 Seattle
601 L.A. Chargers 962 Dallas 1,312 Baltimore
603 Chicago 971 Seattle 1,314 Pittsburgh

Fewest Total Yards Allowed

9,370 Minnesota 14,408 Minnesota 19,915 Minnesota
9,561 Jacksonville 14,708 Jacksonville 20,069 Denver
9,888 Baltimore 15,042 Baltimore 20,440 Baltimore
9,901 Chicago 15,449 Chicago 20,591 Seattle
10,145 Pittsburgh 15,539 Denver 20,708 Jacksonville

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed

2,818 Philadelphia 4,470 Philadelphia 6,093 Carolina
3,010 Chicago 4,513 Dallas 6,198 Baltimore
3,070 Houston 4,537 Baltimore 6,262 Houston
3,070 New Orleans 4,665 Houston 6,290 Pittsburgh
3,107 Baltimore 4,678 Carolina 6,426 Seattle

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed

5,831 Jacksonville 9,275 Jacksonville 13,304 Denver
6,218 Minnesota 9,545 Minnesota 13,304 Minnesota
6,555 Buffalo 10,111 Denver 13,566 Jacksonville
6,781 Baltimore 10,137 Buffalo 13,855 Arizona
6,802 L.A. Chargers 10,168 Arizona 14,082 Chicago

Most Opponents’ Turnovers

58 Chicago 86 Kansas City 115 Kansas City
58 L.A. Rams 79 Baltimore 110 Carolina
53 Kansas City 76 L.A. Rams 102 L.A. Rams
52 Buffalo 75 L.A. Chargers 100 Philadelphia
51 Two teams tied 74 Philadelphia 99 Denver

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Arizona....................Larry Wilson............................................8
Pat Tillman ............................................40
Stan Mauldin .........................................77
J.V. Cain ................................................88
Marshall Goldberg..................................99
Atlanta.....................Steve Bartkowski...................................10
William Andrews....................................31
Jeff Van Note .........................................57
Tommy Nobis ........................................60
Baltimore.................None
Buffalo ....................Jim Kelly................................................12
Thurman Thomas ..................................34
Bruce Smith ..........................................78
Carolina...................Sam Mills ..............................................51
Chicago...................Bronko Nagurski ......................................3
George McAfee........................................5
George Halas...........................................7
Willie Galimore.......................................28
Walter Payton ........................................34
Gale Sayers ...........................................40
Brian Piccolo .........................................41
Sid Luckman .........................................42
Dick Butkus ...........................................51
Bill Hewitt ..............................................56
Bill George.............................................61
Bulldog Turner .......................................66
Red Grange ...........................................77
Mike Ditka .............................................89
Cincinnati ................Bob Johnson .........................................54
Cleveland ................Otto Graham ..........................................14
Jim Brown.............................................32
Ernie Davis ............................................45
Don Fleming ..........................................46
Lou Groza..............................................76
Dallas......................None
Denver ....................John Elway..............................................7
Frank Tripucka .......................................18
Floyd Little.............................................44
Detroit .....................Dutch Clark..............................................7
Barry Sanders/Lem Barney/Billy Sims ....20
Bobby Layne .........................................22
Doak Walker ..........................................37
Joe Schmidt ..........................................56
Green Bay ...............Tony Canadeo..........................................3
Brett Favre ...............................................4
Don Hutson ...........................................14
Bart Starr ..............................................15
Ray Nitschke .........................................66
Reggie White .........................................92
Houston ..................None
Indianapolis .............Peyton Manning.....................................18
Johnny Unitas........................................19
Buddy Young .........................................22
Lenny Moore .........................................24
Art Donovan ..........................................70
Jim Parker .............................................77
Raymond Berry .....................................82
Gino Marchetti .......................................89
Jacksonville.............None
Kansas City .............Jan Stenerud ...........................................3
Len Dawson ..........................................16
Emmitt Thomas .....................................18
Abner Haynes ........................................28
Stone Johnson.......................................33
Mack Lee Hill.........................................36
Derrick Thomas .....................................58
Willie Lanier...........................................63
Bobby Bell .............................................78
Buck Buchanan .....................................86
L.A. Chargers ..........Dan Fouts ..............................................14
Lance Alworth .......................................19
LaDainian Tomlinson..............................21
Junior Seau ...........................................55
L.A. Rams ...............Bob Waterfield.........................................7
Marshall Faulk........................................28
Eric Dickerson .......................................29
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Merlin Olsen ..........................................74
Deacon Jones........................................75
Jackie Slater ..........................................78
Isaac Bruce ...........................................80
Jack Youngblood ...................................85
Miami......................Bob Griese.............................................12
Dan Marino............................................13
Larry Csonka.........................................39
Minnesota ...............Fran Tarkenton .......................................10
Mick Tingelhoff ......................................53
Jim Marshall..........................................70
Korey Stringer........................................77
Cris Carter.............................................80
Alan Page ..............................................88
New England ...........Gino Cappelletti .....................................20
Mike Haynes..........................................40
Steve Nelson .........................................57
John Hannah .........................................73
Bruce Armstrong ...................................78
Jim Lee Hunt .........................................79
Bob Dee ................................................89
New Orleans............Jim Taylor..............................................31
Doug Atkins...........................................81
N.Y. Giants...............Ray Flaherty ............................................1
Tuffy Leemans.........................................4
Mel Hein..................................................7
Phil Simms............................................11
Y.A. Tittle / Ward Cuff.............................14
Frank Gifford..........................................16
Al Blozis ................................................32
Joe Morrison .........................................40
Charlie Conerly ......................................42
Ken Strong ............................................50
Lawrence Taylor ....................................56
N.Y. Jets ..................Joe Namath ...........................................12
Don Maynard.........................................13
Curtis Martin .........................................28
Joe Klecko.............................................73
Dennis Byrd...........................................90
Oakland...................None
Philadelphia.............Donovan McNabb ....................................5
Steve Van Buren ....................................15
Brian Dawkins .......................................20
Tom Brookshier .....................................40
Pete Retzlaff ..........................................44
Chuck Bednarik .....................................60
Al Wistert ..............................................70
Reggie White .........................................92
Jerome Brown .......................................99
Pittsburgh................Ernie Stautner ........................................70
Joe Greene ............................................75
San Francisco Steve Young.............................................8
John Brodie ...........................................12
Joe Montana..........................................16
Joe Perry...............................................34
Jimmy Johnson .....................................37
Hugh McElhenny ...................................39
Ronnie Lott............................................42
Charlie Krueger......................................70
Leo Nomellini.........................................73
Bob St. Clair ..........................................79
Jerry Rice..............................................80
Dwight Clark ..........................................87
Seattle.....................“Fans/the twelfth man” ..........................12
Kenny Easley .........................................45
Walter Jones..........................................71
Steve Largent ........................................80
Cortez Kennedy .....................................96
Tampa Bay ..............Derrick Brooks.......................................55
Lee Roy Selmon ....................................63
Warren Sapp..........................................99
Tennessee ...............Warren Moon...........................................1
Earl Campbell ........................................34
Jim Norton ............................................43
Mike Munchak .......................................63
Elvin Bethea...........................................65
Bruce Matthews ....................................74
Washington .............Sammy Baugh.......................................33
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The NFL rates its passers for statistical purposes against a fixed
performance standard based on statistical achievements of all
qualified pro passers since 1960. The current system replaced
one that rated passers in relation to their position in a total group
based on various criteria. The current system, which was adopt-
ed in 1973, removes inequities that existed in the former method
and, at the same time, provides a means of comparing passing
performances from one season to the next.
It is important to remember that the system is used to rate
passers, not quarterbacks. Statistics do not reflect leadership,
play-calling, and other intangible factors that go into making a
successful professional quarterback. Four categories are used as
a basis for compiling a rating:
—Percentage of completions per attempt
—Average yards gained per attempt
—Percentage of touchdown passes per attempt
—Percentage of interceptions per attempt
The average standard is 1.000. The bottom is .000. To earn a
2.000 rating, a passer must perform at exceptional levels, i.e., 70
percent in completions, 10 percent in touchdowns, 1.5 percent in
interceptions, and 11 yards average gain per pass attempt. The
maximum a passer can receive in any category is 2.375.
For example, to gain a 2.375 in completion percentage, a
passer would have to complete 77.5 percent of his passes. The
NFL record is 71.23 by Drew Brees (New Orleans, 2011). To earn
a 2.375 in percentage of touchdowns, a passer would have to
achieve a percentage of 11.9. The record is 13.9 by Sid Luckman
(Chicago, 1943). To gain 2.375 in percentage of interceptions, a
passer would have to go the entire season without an intercep-
tion. The 2.375 figure in average yards is 12.50, compared with
the NFL record of 11.17 by Tommy O’Connell (Cleveland, 1957).
In order to make the rating more understandable, the point rat-
ing is then converted into a scale of 100, with 158.3 being the
highest rating a passer can achieve. In cases where statistical
performance has been superior, it is possible for a passer to sur-
pass a 100 rating. For example, take Aaron Rodgers’ record-set-
ting season in 2011 when he completed 343 of 502 passes for
4,643 yards, 45 touchdowns, and 6 interceptions. The four cal-
culations would be:
—Percentage of Completions—343 of 502 is 68.33 percent.
Subtract 30 from the completion percentage (38.33) and multiply
the result by 0.05. The result is a point rating of 1.916.
Note: If the result is less than zero (Comp. Pct. less than 30.0),
award zero points. If the results are greater than 2.375 (Comp.
Pct. greater than 77.5), award 2.375.
—Average Yards Gained Per Attempt—4,643 yards divided by
502 attempts is 9.25. Subtract three yards from yards-per-
attempt (6.25) and multiply the result by 0.25. The result is 1.562.
Note: If the result is less than zero (yards per attempt less than
3.0), award zero points. If the result is greater than 2.375 (yards
per attempt greater than 12.5), award 2.375 points.
—Percentage of Touchdown Passes—45 touchdowns in 502
attempts is 8.96 percent. Multiply the touchdown percentage by
0.2. The result is 1.793.
Note: If the result is greater than 2.375 (touchdown percentage
greater than 11.875), award 2.375.
—Percentage of Interceptions—Six interceptions in 502
attempts is 1.20 percent. Multiply the interception percentage by
0.25 (0.299) and subtract the number from 2.375. The result is
2.076.
Note: If the result is less than zero (interception percentage
greater than 9.5), award zero points.
The sum of the four steps is (1.916 + 1.562 + 1.793 +
2.076) 7.348. The sum is then divided by six (1.225) and multi-
plied by 100. In this case, the result is 122.5. This same formu-
la can be used to determine a passer rating for any player who
attempts at least one pass.
The following is a list of the Top 25 single-season passer rat-
ings among qualifying players:

TOP 25 NFL SINGLE-SEASON PASSER RATINGS (QUALIFYING PLAYERS)

Yds. TD Int.
Player, Team Season Rating Att. Comp. Pct. Yds. Avg. TD Pct. Int. Pct.
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay 2011 *122.5 502 343 68.3 4,643 9.25 45 9.0 6 1.2
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis 2004 121.1 497 336 67.6 4,557 9.17 49 9.9 10 2.0
Nick Foles, Philadelphia 2013 119.2 317 203 64.0 2,891 9.12 27 8.5 2 0.6
Tom Brady, New England 2007 117.2 578 398 68.9 4,806 8.31 50 8.7 8 1.4
Matt Ryan, Atlanta 2016 117.1 534 373 69.9 4,944 9.26 38 7.1 7 1.3
Drew Brees, New Orleans 2018 115.7 489 364 74.4 3,992 8.16 32 6.5 5 1.0
Peyton Manning, Denver 2013 115.1 659 450 68.3 *5,477 8.31 *55 8.3 10 1.5
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City 2018 113.8 580 383 66.0 5,097 8.79 50 8.6 12 2.2
Tony Romo, Dallas 2014 113.2 435 304 69.9 3,705 8.52 34 7.8 9 2.1
Steve Young, San Francisco 1994 112.8 461 324 70.2 3,969 8.61 35 7.6 10 2.2
Joe Montana, San Francisco 1989 112.4 386 271 70.2 3,521 9.12 26 6.7 8 2.1
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay 2014 112.2 520 341 65.6 4,381 8.43 38 7.3 5 1.0
Tom Brady, New England 2016 112.2 432 291 67.4 3,554 8.23 28 6.5 2 0.5
Tom Brady, New England 2010 111.0 492 324 65.9 3,900 7.93 36 7.3 4 0.8
Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota 2004 110.9 548 379 69.2 4,717 8.61 39 7.1 11 2.0
Russell Wilson, Seattle 2018 110.9 427 280 65.6 3,448 8.07 35 8.2 7 1.6
Drew Brees, New Orleans 2011 110.6 657 468 *71.2 5,476 8.33 46 7.0 14 2.1
Milt Plum, Cleveland 1960 110.4 250 151 60.4 2,297 9.19 21 8.4 5 2.0
Russell Wilson, Seattle 2015 110.1 483 329 68.1 4,024 8.33 34 7.0 8 1.7
Sammy Baugh, Washington 1945 109.9 182 128 70.3 1,669 9.17 11 6.0 4 2.2
Drew Brees, New Orleans 2009 109.6 514 363 70.6 4,388 8.54 34 6.6 11 2.1
Kurt Warner, St. Louis 1999 109.2 499 325 65.1 4,353 8.72 41 8.2 13 2.6
Josh McCown, Chicago 2013 109.0 224 149 66.5 1,829 8.17 13 5.8 1 0.4
Dan Marino, Miami 1984 108.9 564 362 64.2 5,084 9.01 48 8.5 17 3.0
Matt Ryan, Atlanta 2018 108.1 608 422 69.4 4,924 8.10 35 5.8 7 1.2
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HIGHEST NFL POSTSEASON PASSER RATINGS (MINIMUM: 150 ATTEMPTS)
Avg.
Player Games Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Gain TD Int. Rating
Bart Starr 10 213 130 61.0 1,753 8.23 15 3 104.8
Kurt Warner 13 462 307 66.5 3,952 8.55 31 14 102.8
Matt Ryan 10 351 237 67.5 2,672 7.61 20 7 100.8
Drew Brees 15 615 408 66.3 4,759 7.74 33 11 100.0
Aaron Rodgers 16 595 378 63.5 4,458 7.49 36 10 99.4
Nick Foles 6 210 143 68.1 1,633 7.78 11 5 98.8
Alex Smith 7 253 156 61.7 1,745 6.90 14 2 97.4
Joe Montana 23 734 460 62.7 5,772 7.86 45 21 95.6
Russell Wilson 13 363 225 62.0 3,010 8.29 21 11 94.9
Mark Sanchez 6 157 95 60.5 1,155 7.36 9 3 94.3

HIGHEST NFL POSTSEASON PASSER RATINGS, ACTIVE PLAYERS (MINIMUM: 150 ATTEMPTS)
Avg.
Player Games Att. Comp. Pct. Yards Gain TD Int. Rating
Matt Ryan 10 351 237 67.5 2,672 7.61 20 7 100.8
Drew Brees 15 615 408 66.3 4,759 7.74 33 11 100.0
Aaron Rodgers 16 595 378 63.5 4,458 7.49 36 10 99.4
Nick Foles 6 210 143 68.1 1,633 7.78 11 5 98.8
Alex Smith 7 253 156 61.7 1,745 6.90 14 2 97.4
Russell Wilson 13 363 225 62.0 3,010 8.29 21 11 94.9
Mark Sanchez 6 157 95 60.5 1,155 7.36 9 3 94.3
Tom Brady 40 1,589 1,005 63.3 11,179 7.04 73 34 90.5
Joe Flacco 15 447 253 56.6 3,223 7.21 25 10 88.6
Cam Newton 7 224 134 59.8 1,821 8.13 10 7 87.7

ALL-TIME RANKINGS OF PLAYERS IN FOUR CATEGORIES

THAT DETERMINE NFL PASSER RATING
Minimum: 1,500 Attempts
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Pct. Att. Comp. TOUCHDOWN PERCENTAGE Pct. Att. TD
Drew Brees 67.32 9,783 6,586 Sid Luckman 7.86 1,744 137
Kirk Cousins 66.51 2,702 1,797 Frank Ryan 6.99 2,133 149
Chad Pennington 66.05 2,471 1,632 Len Dawson 6.39 3,741 239
Kurt Warner 65.50 4,070 2,666 Daryle Lamonica 6.31 2,601 164
Matt Ryan 65.34 6,201 4,052 Sammy Baugh 6.24 2,995 187
Peyton Manning 65.30 9,380 6,125 Aaron Rodgers 6.15 5,492 338
Tony Romo 65.26 4,335 2,829 Charlie Conerly 6.11 2,833 173
Aaron Rodgers 64.82 5,492 3,560 Russell Wilson 6.01 3,261 196
Philip Rivers 64.54 7,000 4,518 Bob Waterfield 6.00 1,617 97
Ben Roethlisberger 64.40 7,168 4,616 Earl Morrall 5.99 2,689 161

AVERAGE YARDS PER PASS Avg. Att. Yards INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE Pct. Att. Int.
Otto Graham 8.63 1,565 13,499 Aaron Rodgers 1.46 5,492 80
Sid Luckman 8.42 1,744 14,686 Colin Kaepernick 1.77 1,692 30
Norm Van Brocklin 8.16 2,895 23,611 Tom Brady 1.82 9,375 171
Steve Young 7.98 4,149 33,124 Derek Carr 1.93 2,800 54
Kurt Warner 7.95 4,070 32,344 Russell Wilson 1.93 3,261 63
Tony Romo 7.89 4,335 34,183 Alex Smith 2.04 4,941 101
Russell Wilson 7.86 3,261 25,624 Sam Bradford 2.06 2,967 61
Ed Brown 7.85 1,987 15,600 Nick Foles 2.09 1,581 33
Bart Starr 7.85 3,149 24,718 Neil O’Donnell 2.11 3,229 68
Ben Roethlisberger 7.84 7,168 56,194 Matt Ryan 2.14 6,201 133

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STARTING RECORDS OF ACTIVE NFL QUARTERBACKS TEAMS THAT FINISHED IN FIRST PLACE IN THEIR
Minimum: 10 starts W - L-T Pct. DIVISION THE SEASON AFTER FINISHING IN LAST PLACE
Jimmy Garoppolo 8-2-0 .800 Season Team Record Prior Season
Tom Brady 207-60-0 .775 1967 Houston Oilers 9-4-1 *3-11-0
Patrick Mahomes 13-4-0 .765 1968 Minnesota 8-6-0 3-8-3
Ben Roethlisberger 144-69-1 .675 1970 Cincinnati 8-6-0 4-9-1
Russell Wilson 75-36-1 .674 1970 San Francisco 10-3-1 4-8-2
Dak Prescott 32-16-0 .667 1972 Green Bay 10-4-0 4-8-2
Drew Stanton 11- 6-0 .647 1975 Baltimore Colts 10-4-0 2-12-0
Deshaun Watson 14-8-0 .636 1979 Tampa Bay 10-6-0 5-11-0
Aaron Rodgers 100-57-1 .636 1981 Cincinnati 12-4-0 6-10-0
Jared Goff 24-14-0 .632 1981 Tampa Bay 9-7-0 *5-10-1
Andrew Luck 53-33-0 .616 1987 Indianapolis 9-6-0 3-13-0
Nick Foles 26-18-0 .591 1988 Cincinnati 12-4-0 4-11-0
Drew Brees 155-108-0 .589 1990 Cincinnati 9-7-0 8-8-0
Joe Flacco 96-67-0 .589 1991 Denver 12-4-0 5-11-0
Alex Smith 94-66-1 .587 1992 San Diego Chargers 11-5-0 4-12-0
Teddy Bridgewater 17-12-0 .586 1993 Detroit 10-6-0 *5-11-0
Matt Ryan 102-72-0 .586 1996 Carolina 12-4-0 *7-9-0
Mitchell Trubisky 15-11-0 .577 1996 Denver 13-3-0 *8-8-0
Carson Wentz 23-17-0 .575 1997 New York Giants 10-5-1 6-10-0
Andy Dalton 68-50-2 .575 1999 Indianapolis 13-3-0 3-13-0
Philip Rivers 118-90-0 .567 1999 St. Louis Rams 13-3-0 *4-12-0
Cam Newton 68-53-1 .561 2000 New Orleans 10-6-0 3-13-0
Trevor Siemian 13-11-0 .542 2001 Chicago 13-3-0 5-11-0
Tyrod Taylor 23-21-1 .522
2001 New England 11-5-0 5-11-0
Matt Schaub 47-45-0 .511
2003 Carolina 11-5-0 7-9-0
Mark Sanchez 37-36-0 .507
2003 Kansas City 13-3-0 *8-8-0
Eli Manning 116-114-0 .504
2004 Atlanta 11-5-0 5-11-0
Brock Osweiler 15-15-0 .500
2004 San Diego 12-4-0 *4-12-0
Marcus Mariota 27-28-0 .491
Case Keenum 26-28-0 .481 2005 Chicago 11-5-0 5-11-0
Kirk Cousins 34-37-2 .479 2005 New York Giants 11-5-0 *6-10-0
Ryan Tannehill 42-46-0 .477 2005 Tampa Bay 11-5-0 5-11-0
Matthew Stafford 66-75-0 .468 2006 Baltimore Ravens 13-3-0 *6-10-0
Baker Mayfield 6-7-0 .462 2006 New Orleans 10-6-0 3-13-0
Josh Allen 5-6-0 .455 2006 Philadelphia 10-6-0 6-10-0
Matt Cassel 36-45-0 .444 2007 Tampa Bay 9-7-0 4-12-0
Brian Hoyer 16-21-0 .432 2008 Miami 11-5-0 1-15-0
Derek Carr 32-46-0 .410 2009 New Orleans 13-3-0 8-8-0
Derek Anderson 20-29-0 .408 2010 Kansas City 10-6-0 4-12-0
Ryan Fitzpatrick 50-75-1 .401 2011 Denver 8-8-0 4-12-0
Jameis Winston 21-33-0 .389 2011 Houston Texans 10-6-0 *6-10-0
Geno Smith 12-19-0 .387 2012 Washington 10-6-0 5-11-0
Robert Griffin III 15-25-0 .375 2013 Philadelphia 10-6-0 4-12-0
Chad Henne 18-35-0 .340 2013 Carolina 12-4-0 *7-9-0
Blake Bortles 24-49-0 .329 2015 Washington 9-7-0 4-12-0
Sam Darnold 4-9-0 .308 2016 Dallas 13-3-0 4-12-0
Josh McCown 23-53-0 .303 2017 Jacksonville 10-6-0 3-13-0
Austin Davis 3- 7-0 .300 2017 Philadelphia 13-3-0 7-9-0
Jacoby Brissett 5-12-0 .294 2018 Chicago 12-4-0 5-11-0
Mike Glennon 6-16-0 .273 2018 Houston Texans 11-5-0 4-12-0
Blaine Gabbert 13-35-0 .271 *tied for last place
Colt McCoy 7-20-0 .259
Brandon Weeden 6-19-0 .240 LONGEST WINNING STREAKS SINCE 1970
Josh Rosen 3-10-0 .231 23 Indianapolis, 2008-09 (9 in 2008; 14 in 2009)
Cody Kessler 2-10-0 .167 21 New England, 2006-08 (3 in 2006, 16 in 2007, 2 in 2008)
C.J. Beathard 1-9-0 .100 18 New England, 2003-04 (12 in 2003, 6 in 2004)
DeShone Kizer 0-15-0 .000 Carolina, 2014-15 (4 in 2014; 14 in 2015)
17 Denver, 2012-13 (11 in 2012; 6 in 2013)
MOST GAME-WINNING DRIVES IN FOURTH QUARTER OR 16 Miami, 1971-73 (1 in 1971, 14 in 1972, 1 in 1973)
OVERTIME SINCE 1970 Miami, 1983-84 (5 in 1983, 11 in 1984)
54 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010; Denver, Pittsburgh, 2004-05 (14 in 2004, 2 in 2005)
2012-15 15 San Francisco, 1989-90 (5 in 1989, 10 in 1990)
48 Drew Brees, San Diego Chargers, 2001-05, Green Bay, 2010-11 (2 in 2010, 13 in 2011)
New Orleans, 2006-2018 14 Oakland, 1976-77 (10 in 1976, 4 in 1977)
47 Dan Marino, Miami, 1983-1999 Denver, 1997-98 (1 in 1997, 13 in 1998)
44 Tom Brady, New England, 2000-2018 13 Minnesota, 1974-75 (3 in 1974, 10 in 1975)
43 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007; Chicago, 1984-85 (1 in 1984, 12 in 1985)
New York Jets, 2008; Minnesota, 2009-2010 New York Giants, 1989-90 (3 in 1989, 10 in 1990)
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Indianapolis, 2005 1993 20 18 16
Tennessee, 2007-08 (3 in 2007, 10 in 2008) 1994 25 22 15
New Orleans, 2009 1995 *27 21 18
12 Washington, 1990-91 (1 in 1990, 11 in 1991) 1996 23 21 13
11 Pittsburgh, 1975 1997 22 18 14
Baltimore Colts, 1975-76 (9 in 1975, 2 in 1976) 1998 22 19 14
Chicago, 1986-87 (7 in 1986, 4 in 1987) 1999 23 20 16
Houston, 1993 2000 19 17 16
San Francisco, 1997 2001 23 16 13
Jacksonville, 1999 2002 21 21 19
Indianapolis, 1999 2003 22 17 14
Seattle, 2005 2004 *27 *26 17
San Diego Chargers, 2006-07 (10 in 2006, 1 in 2007) 2005 18 17 14
San Diego Chargers, 2009 2006 25 24 20
Kansas City, 2015-16 (10 in 2015, 1 in 2016) 2007 23 16 15
Dallas, 2016 2008 22 19 18
2009 24 19 17
NFL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES BY SEASONS 2010 23 20 16
Team Number of Seasons in Playoffs 2011 22 22 16
Dallas 33 2012 24 19 15
Green Bay 32 2013 25 19 18
New York Giants 32 2014 24 21 16
Pittsburgh 31 2015 25 18 14
Los Angeles/St. Louis/Cleveland Rams 29 2016 26 22 14
Minnesota 29 2017 23 19 15
Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts 28 2018 26 19 15
Chicago 26 *NFL Record
New England 26
Philadelphia 26 RECORD OF TEAMS ON THE ROAD (1970-2018)
San Francisco 25 Year W L T Pct.
Cleveland 24 1970 72 101 9 .420
Washington 24 1971 74 100 8 .429
Miami 23 1972 87 90 5 .492
Denver 22 1973 66 109 7 .382
Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders 22 1974 82 99 1 .453
Tennessee Titans-Oilers/Houston Oilers 22 1975 81 101 0 .445
Kansas City Chiefs/Dallas Texans 21 1976 83 112 1 .426
Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers 19 1977 83 113 0 .423
Buffalo 18 1978 93 130 1 .417
Detroit 17 1979 92 132 0 .411
Seattle 17 1980 101 122 1 .453
Atlanta 14 1981 84 139 1 .377
Cincinnati 14 1982 57 68 1 .456
New York Jets 14 1983 104 119 1 .467
New Orleans 12 1984 94 129 1 .422
Baltimore Ravens 11 1985 80 144 0 .357
Arizona/Phoenix/St. Louis/Chicago Cardinals 10 1986 104 118 2 .469
Tampa Bay 10 1987 95 114 1 .455
Carolina 8 1988 92 131 1 .413
Jacksonville 7 1989 95 128 1 .426
Houston Texans 5 1990 93 131 0 .415
1991 92 132 0 .411
TEAMS IN SUPER BOWL CONTENTION (1978-2018) 1992 88 136 0 .393
With 3 Weeks With 2 Weeks With 1 Week 1993 101 123 0 .451
to Play to Play to Play 1994 96 128 0 .429
1978 20 17 12 1995 96 144 0 .400
1979 19 15 13 1996 91 149 0 .379
1980 20 14 12 1997 93 145 2 .392
1981 21 20 16 1998 89 151 0 .371
1982 *27 25 *22 1999 100 148 0 .403
1983 24 19 15 2000 110 138 0 .444
1984 18 14 13 2001 112 136 0 .452
1985 21 18 13 2002 107 148 1 .420
1986 19 17 14 2003 99 157 0 .387
1987 19 19 15 2004 111 145 0 .434
1988 21 18 15 2005 105 151 0 .410
1989 21 18 17 2006 120 136 0 .469
1990 23 20 15 2007 109 147 0 .426
1991 20 18 13 2008 109 146 1 .428
1992 20 16 14 2009 110 146 0 .430

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2010 113 143 0 .441 GAMES DECIDED BY 8 PTS. OR FEWER (1994-2018)
2011 111 145 0 .434 1994 121 of 224 (54.0%) 2008 118 of 256 (46.1%)
2012 109 146 1 .428 1995 123 of 240 (51.3%) 2009 120 of 256 (46.9%)
2013 102 153 1 .400 1996 115 of 240 (47.9%) 2010 131 of 256 (51.2%)
2014 110 145 1 .432 1997 120 of 240 (50.0%) 2011 132 of 256 (51.6%)
2015 118 138 0 .461 1998 120 of 240 (50.0%) 2012 131 of 256 (51.2%)
2016 107 147 2 .422 1999 124 of 248 (50.0%) 2013 131 of 256 (51.2%)
2017 111 145 0 .434 2000 119 of 248 (48.0%) 2014 110 of 256 (43.0%)
2018 101 153 2 .398 2001 *128 of 248 (51.6%) 2015 140 of 256 (54.7%)
*NFL Record 2002 137 of 256 (53.5%) 2016 146 of 256 (57.0%)
2003 132 of 256 (51.6%) 2017 121 of 256 (47.3%)
GAMES DECIDED BY 7 POINTS OR FEWER AND 3 POINTS OR FEWER 2004 121 of 256 (47.3%) 2018 136 of 256 (53.1%)
(1970-2018) 2005 123 of 256 (48.0%) *Week record: Oct. 14-15,
Games Decided by Games Decided by 2006 126 of 256 (49.2%) 2001 (Week 5), 12 of 14
7 Points or Fewer 3 Points or Fewer 2007 120 of 256 (46.9%) games (86%)
1970 59 of 182 (32.4%) 34 of 182 (18.7%)
1971 76 of 182 (41.8%) 35 of 182 (19.2%) TWO-POINT CONVERSION RESULTS (1994-2018)
1972 71 of 182 (39.0%) 38 of 182 (20.9%) 1994 59 of 116 (50.9%) 2007 30 of 61 (49.2%)
1973 60 of 182 (32.9%) 28 of 182 (15.4%) 1995 40 of 104 (38.5%) 2008 28 of 68 (41.2%)
1974 91 of 182 (50.0%) 37 of 182 (20.3%) 1996 44 of 92 (47.8%) 2009 24 of 60 (40.0%)
1975 62 of 182 (34.1%) 35 of 182 (19.2%) 1997 47 of 109 (43.1%) 2010 26 of 53 (49.1%)
1976 73 of 196 (37.2%) 38 of 196 (19.4%) 1998 41 of 105 (39.1%) 2011 23 of 50 (46.0%)
1977 85 of 196 (43.4%) 36 of 196 (18.4%) 1999 31 of 84 (36.9%) 2012 29 of 58 (50.0%)
1978 108 of 224 (48.2%) 49 of 224 (21.9%) 2000 35 of 85 (41.2%) 2013 33 of 69 (47.8%)
1979 104 of 224 (46.4%) 51 of 224 (22.8%) 2001 40 of 90 (44.4%) 2014 28 of 59 (47.5%)
1980 108 of 224 (48.2%) 58 of 224 (25.9%) 2002 47 of 98 (48.0%) 2015 45 of 94 (47.9%)
2003 29 of 66 (43.9%) 2016 51 of 105 (48.6%)
1981 91 of 224 (40.6%) 60 of 224 (26.8%)
2004 37 of 76 (48.7%) 2017 37 of 86 (43.0%)
1982 61 of 126 (48.4%) 33 of 126 (26.2%)
2005 27 of 53 (50.9%) 2018 66 of 130 (50.8%)
1983 106 of 224 (47.3%) 54 of 224 (24.1%) 2006 21 of 41 (51.2%)
1984 95 of 224 (42.4%) 58 of 224 (25.9%)
1985 87 of 224 (38.8%) 38 of 224 (17.0%)
1986 106 of 224 (47.3%) 48 of 224 (21.4%) RECORDS AFTER BYE WEEKS (1990-2018)
1987 99 of 210 (47.1%) 40 of 210 (19.0%) AFC NFC
1988 113 of 224 (50.4%) 62 of 224 (27.7%) Baltimore........................16-7 Arizona.........................14-16
1989 107 of 224 (47.8%) 55 of 224 (24.6%) Buffalo..........................19-11 Atlanta..........................18-12
1990 97 of 224 (43.3%) 54 of 224 (24.1%) Cincinnati ....................8-21-1 Carolina........................12-12
1991 112 of 224 (50.0%) 57 of 224 (25.4%) Cleveland........................9-16 Chicago........................17-13
1992 88 of 224 (39.3%) 48 of 224 (21.4%) Denver............................22-8 Dallas ...........................20-10
1993 *105 of 224 (46.9%) 53 of 224 (23.7%) Houston............................8-9 Detroit ..........................16-14
1994 115 of 224 (51.3%) 60 of 224 (26.8%) Indianapolis ..................18-12 Green Bay ....................18-12
1995 115 of 240 (47.9%) 61 of 240 (25.4%) Jacksonville..................12-12 L.A. Rams.................15-14-1
1996 109 of 240 (45.4%) 47 of 240 (19.6%) Kansas City ..................17-13 Minnesota ....................19-11
1997 111 of 240 (46.3%) 67 of 240 (27.9%) L.A. Chargers ...............14-15 New Orleans.................16-14
1998 113 of 240 (47.1%) 50 of 240 (20.8%) Miami...........................17-13 N.Y. Giants....................12-18
1999 115 of 248 (46.4%) **64 of 248 (25.8%) New England ................18-12 Philadelphia ....................22-8
2000 109 of 248 (44.0%) 61 of 248 (24.6%) N.Y. Jets .......................13-17 San Francisco ...........10-19-1
2001 121 of 248 (48.8%) 62 of 248 (25.0%) Oakland ........................12-18 Seattle ..........................11-19
2002 126 of 256 (49.2%) 63 of 256 (24.6%) Pittsburgh.....................18-12 Tampa Bay ...................13-17
2003 124 of 256 (48.4%) 60 of 256 (23.4%) Tennessee ....................17-13 Washington ..................14-16
2004 116 of 256 (45.3%) 61 of 256 (23.8%)
2005 114 of 256 (44.5%) 60 of 256 (23.4%)
2006 117 of 256 (45.7%) 61 of 256 (23.8%)
2007 110 of 256 (43.0%) 55 of 256 (21.5%)
2008 115 of 256 (44.9%) 50 of 256 (19.5%)
2009 110 of 256 (43.0%) 54 of 256 (21.1%)
2010 121 of 256 (47.3%) 65 of 256 (25.4%)
2011 125 of 256 (48.8%) 50 of 256 (19.5%)
2012 120 of 256 (46.9%) 57 of 256 (22.3%)
2013 123 of 256 (48.0%) 65 of 256 (25.4%)
2014 98 of 256 (38.3%) 53 of 256 (20.7%)
2015 131 of 256 (51.2%) 59 of 256 (23.0%)
2016 135 of 256 (52.7%) 62 of 256 (24.2%)
2017 111 of 256 (43.4%) 54 of 256 (21.1%)
2018 125 of 256 (48.8%) 73 of 256 (28.5%)
*Week record: Dec. 11-13, 1993 (Week 15), 12 of 14 games
(86%) decided by 7 points or fewer.
**Week record: Oct. 10-11, 1999 (Week 5), 10 of 14 games
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2018 RECORDS OF TEAMS IN CLOSE GAMES Green Bay—Super Bowl II champions did not make playoffs in
Overall Decided by Decided By the 1968 season.
AFC Record 8 Pts. or Fewer 3 Pts. or Fewer
Baltimore 10-6 3-4 2-3 TEAMS TO WIN 10+ GAMES AND MISS PLAYOFFS
Buffalo 6-10 3-3 3-0 SINCE 1978
Cincinnati 6-10 2-5 2-2 Year Team Wins
Cleveland 7-8-1 5-4-1 2-4-1 2015 New York Jets............................................................10
Denver 6-10 4-6 3-3 2014 Philadelphia Eagles ....................................................10
Houston 11-5 6-5 4-3 2013 Arizona Cardinals.......................................................10
Indianapolis 10-6 4-4 4-1 2012 Chicago Bears ...........................................................10
Jacksonville 5-11 2-6 0-4 2010 New York Giants ........................................................10
Kansas City 12-4 5-4 1-3 2010 Tampa Bay Buccaneers..............................................10
L.A. Chargers 12-4 6-1 4-1 2008 New England Patriots .................................................11
Miami 7-9 7-1 2-1 2007 Cleveland Browns ......................................................10
New England 11-5 3-2 1-1 2005 Kansas City Chiefs.....................................................10
N.Y. Jets 4-12 2-6 0-0 2003 Miami Dolphins..........................................................10
Oakland 4-12 3-3 3-1 1991 Philadelphia Eagles ....................................................10
Pittsburgh 9-6-1 6-5-1 2-3-1 1991 San Francisco 49ers ..................................................10
Tennessee 9-7 4-3 3-2 1989 Green Bay Packers.....................................................10
Overall Decided by Decided By 1989 Washington Redskins.................................................10
NFC Record 8 Pts. or Fewer 3 Pts. or Fewer 1988 New Orleans Saints....................................................10
Arizona 3-13 2-4 2-4 1988 New York Giants ........................................................10
Atlanta 7-9 4-4 2-2 1986 Cincinnati Bengals .....................................................10
Carolina 7-9 3-7 1-3 1986 Seattle Seahawks.......................................................10
Chicago 12-4 6-4 1-3 1985 Denver Broncos .........................................................11
Dallas 10-6 9-3 4-2 1985 Washington Redskins.................................................10
Detroit 6-10 2-4 1-3 1981 Denver Broncos .........................................................10
Green Bay 6-9-1 3-6-1 2-3-1 1980 New England Patriots .................................................10
L.A. Rams 13-3 6-1 4-0 1979 Washington Redskins.................................................10
Minnesota 8-7-1 3-2-1 1-0-1
New Orleans 13-3 5-2 4-1 NON-DIVISION WINNERS THAT PLAYED IN SUPER BOWL
N.Y. Giants 5-11 4-8 2-5 2010 Green Bay Packers ................................Super Bowl XLV
Philadelphia 9-7 6-6 2-2 (Defeated Pittsburgh, 31-25)
San Francisco 4-12 3-6 2-3 2007 New York Giants ....................................Super Bowl XLII
Seattle 10-6 5-6 4-3 (Defeated New England, 17-14)
Tampa Bay 5-11 4-7 1-4 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers ..................................Super Bowl XL
Washington 7-9 4-2 2-1 (Defeated Seattle, 21-10)
2000 Baltimore Ravens ................................Super Bowl XXXV
SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS THAT DID NOT MAKE PLAYOFFS (Defeated New York Giants, 34-7)
THE FOLLOWING YEAR 1999 Tennessee Titans................................Super Bowl XXXIV
Denver—Super Bowl 50 champions did not make playoffs in (Lost to St. Louis, 23-16)
2016 season. 1997 Denver Broncos...................................Super Bowl XXXII
Baltimore Ravens—Super Bowl XLVII champions did not make (Defeated Green Bay, 31-24)
playoffs in 2013 season. 1992 Buffalo Bills .........................................Super Bowl XXVII
New York Giants—Super Bowl XLVI champions did not make (Lost to Dallas, 52-17)
playoffs in 2012 season. 1985 New England Patriots...............................Super Bowl XX
Pittsburgh—Super Bowl XLIII champions did not make playoffs (Lost to Chicago, 46-10)
in 2009 season. 1980 Oakland Raiders ......................................Super Bowl XV
Pittsburgh—Super Bowl XL champions did not make playoffs (Defeated Philadelphia, 27-10)
in 2006 season. 1975 Dallas Cowboys ........................................Super Bowl X
Tampa Bay—Super Bowl XXXVII champions did not make (Lost to Pittsburgh, 21-17)
playoffs in 2003 season. 1969 Kansas City Chiefs ...................................Super Bowl IV
New England—Super Bowl XXXVI champions did not make (Defeated Minnesota, 23-7)
playoffs in the 2002 season.
Denver—Super Bowl XXXIII champions did not make playoffs in TEAMS AT OR UNDER .500 IN POSTSEASON PLAY
the 1999 season. 2014 Carolina Panthers ..................................................7-8-1
New York Giants—Super Bowl XXV champions did not make 2011 Denver Broncos........................................................8-8
playoffs in the 1991 season. 2010 Seattle Seahawks .....................................................7-9
Washington—Super Bowl XXII champions did not make play- 2008 San Diego Chargers..................................................8-8
offs in the 1988 season. 2006 New York Giants .......................................................8-8
New York Giants—Super Bowl XXI champions did not make 2004 Minnesota Vikings ....................................................8-8
playoffs in the 1987 season. 2004 St. Louis Rams.........................................................8-8
San Francisco—Super Bowl XVI champions did not make 1999 Dallas Cowboys........................................................8-8
playoffs in the 1982 season. 1999 Detroit Lions.............................................................8-8
Oakland—Super Bowl XV champions did not make playoffs in 1991 New York Jets ..........................................................8-8
the 1981 season. 1990 New Orleans Saints ..................................................8-8
Pittsburgh—Super Bowl XIV champions did not make playoffs 1985 Cleveland Browns.....................................................8-8
in the 1980 season. 1982 Cleveland Browns.....................................................4-5
Kansas City—Super Bowl IV champions did not make playoffs 1982 Detroit Lions.............................................................4-5
in the 1970 season. 1969 Houston Oilers ......................................................6-6-2

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TEAMS TO BEAT OPPOSING TEAM THREE TIMES IN A 2018 NFL SCORE BY QUARTERS
SEASON SINCE 1970 AFC Offense 1 2 3 4 OT PTS
Year Team Opponent Kansas City 147 150 134 131 3 565
2017 New Orleans Saints Carolina Panthers New England 88 157 74 117 0 436
2009 Dallas Cowboys Philadelphia Eagles Indianapolis 83 135 87 125 3 433
2008 Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore Ravens L.A. Chargers 78 151 99 100 0 428
2004 St. Louis Rams Seattle Seahawks Pittsburgh 70 166 101 91 0 428
2002 Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Browns Houston 87 136 60 110 9 402
Baltimore 88 108 106 87 0 389
2000 New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles
Cincinnati 69 125 55 119 0 368
1999 Tennessee Titans Jacksonville Jaguars
Cleveland 59 94 93 110 3 359
1997 Green Bay Packers Tampa Bay Buccaneers N.Y. Jets 57 106 92 78 0 333
1997 New England Patriots Miami Dolphins Denver 75 78 86 90 0 329
1994 Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Browns Miami 52 115 59 90 3 319
1993 Los Angeles Raiders Denver Broncos Tennessee 76 58 69 101 6 310
1991 Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles Raiders Oakland 58 82 63 84 3 290
1986 New York Giants Washington Redskins Buffalo 80 52 63 74 0 269
1982 Miami Dolphins New York Jets Jacksonville 42 81 60 62 0 245

COLDEST NFL GAMES ON RECORD NFC Offense 1 2 3 4 OT PTS

-13 degrees (-48 degree wind chill)—December 31, 1967, L.A. Rams 105 174 131 117 0 527
Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wisconsin, NFL Championship New Orleans 81 161 94 162 6 504
(Green Bay 21, Dallas 17) Seattle 78 129 72 149 0 428
-9 degrees (-59 degree wind chill)—January 10, 1982, Chicago 85 138 82 116 0 421
Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio, AFC Championship Atlanta 64 141 72 137 0 414
(Cincinnati 27, San Diego 7) Tampa Bay 71 138 71 113 3 396
Carolina 96 128 40 112 0 376
-6 degrees (-25 degree wind chill)--January 10, 2016, TCF
Green Bay 75 107 92 96 6 376
Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota, NFC First-Round N.Y. Giants 74 95 80 117 3 369
(Seattle 10, Minnesota 9) Philadelphia 41 107 101 115 3 367
-1 degrees (-23 degree wind chill)—January 20, 2008, Minnesota 79 87 78 116 0 360
Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wisconsin, NFC Championship San Francisco 62 118 99 60 3 342
(New York Giants 23, Green Bay 20 in OT) Dallas 76 77 63 117 6 339
Detroit 69 101 58 96 0 324
2018 TEAM LEADERS Washington 54 95 35 97 0 281
Offense Most Scored Fewest Scored Arizona 71 50 32 72 0 225
1st Quarter 147 Kansas City 41 Philadelphia
2nd Quarter 174 L.A. Rams 50 Arizona AFC Defense 1 2 3 4 OT PTS
3rd Quarter 134 Kansas City 32 Arizona Baltimore 66 104 53 58 6 287
4th Quarter 162 New Orleans 60 San Francisco Tennessee 70 105 63 62 3 303
Defense Fewest Allowed Most Allowed Houston 74 76 91 72 3 316
1st Quarter 24 Dallas 104 Green Bay Jacksonville 77 88 62 89 0 316
2nd Quarter 58 Chicago 203 Cincinnati New England 80 81 80 84 0 325
3rd Quarter 40 Buffalo 109 Cincinnati L.A. Chargers 98 66 73 92 0 329
Indianapolis 76 99 80 83 6 344
4th Quarter 58 Baltimore 169 N,Y. Giants
Denver 65 136 82 66 0 349
Pittsburgh 96 69 72 123 0 360
Buffalo 64 168 40 102 0 374
Cleveland 64 136 86 100 6 392
Kansas City 56 131 98 136 0 421
Miami 89 85 101 158 0 433
N.Y. Jets 90 123 88 134 6 441
Cincinnati 59 203 109 84 0 455
Oakland 85 124 108 150 0 467

NFC Defense 1 2 3 4 OT PTS

Chicago 38 58 66 115 6 283
Dallas 24 90 79 128 3 324
Minnesota 75 116 53 97 0 341
Seattle 71 106 48 119 3 347
Philadelphia 61 108 53 114 12 348
New Orleans 98 101 71 83 0 353
Washington 60 134 61 104 0 359
Detroit 43 124 94 99 0 360
Carolina 89 104 83 106 0 382
L.A. Rams 84 112 106 82 0 384
Green Bay 104 131 61 104 0 400
N.Y. Giants 61 114 68 169 0 412
Atlanta 95 96 88 138 6 423
Arizona 87 158 100 80 0 425
San Francisco 100 128 91 116 0 435
Tampa Bay 91 166 93 114 0 464
NFL TOTALS 2,502 3,767 2,577 3,547 69 12,462

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GREATEST COMEBACKS
IN NFL HISTORY
(Most Points Overcome To Win Game)
REGULAR SEASON GAMES
FROM 28 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
December 7, 1980, at San Francisco
New Orleans 14 21 0 0 0 — 35
San Francisco 0 7 14 14 3 — 38
NO — Harris 33 pass from Man-
ning (Ricardo kick)
NO — Childs 21 pass from Man-
ning (Ricardo kick)
NO — Holmes 1 run (Ricardo kick)
SF — Solomon 57 punt return
(Wersching kick)
NO — Holmes 1 run (Ricardo kick)
NO — Harris 41 pass from
Manning (Ricardo kick)
SF — Montana 1 run
(Wersching kick)
SF — Clark 71 pass from Montana
(Wersching kick)
SF — Solomon 14 pass from
Montana (Wersching kick)
SF — Elliott 7 run
(Wersching kick)
SF — FG Wersching 36
FROM 26 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
September 21, 1997, at Buffalo
Indianapolis 14 12 0 9 — 35
Buffalo 0 10 6 21 — 37
Ind — Bailey 10 pass from Har-
baugh (Blanchard kick)
Ind — Faulk 10 run
(Blanchard kick)
Ind — FG Blanchard 39
Ind — FG Blanchard 36
Ind — FG Blanchard 49
Ind — FG Blanchard 22
Buff — Johnson 16 pass from
Collins (Christie kick)
Buff — FG Christie 27
Buff — A. Smith 15 run
(2-pt attempt failed)
Ind — FG Blanchard 25
Buff — Early 4 pass from Collins
(Christie kick)
Buff — A. Smith 1 run
(Christie kick)
Buff — A. Smith 54 run
(Christie kick)
Ind — Harrison 2 pass from Justin
(2-pt attempt failed)
FROM 25 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
November 8, 1987, at St. Louis
Tampa Bay 7 7 14 0 — 28
St. Louis 0 3 0 28 — 31
TB — Carrier 5 pass from DeBerg
(Igwebuike kick)
TB — Carter 3 pass from DeBerg
(Igwebuike kick)
StL — FG Gallery 31
TB — Smith 34 pass from DeBerg
(Igwebuike kick)
TB — Smith 3 run
(Igwebuike kick)
StL — Awalt 4 pass from Lomax
(Gallery kick)
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StL — Noga 23 fumble recovery
(Gallery kick)
StL — J. Smith 11 pass from
Lomax (Gallery kick)
StL — J. Smith 17 pass from
Lomax (Gallery kick)
FROM 25 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 5, 2014, at Tennessee
Cleveland Browns 0 10 3 16 — 29
Tennessee 7 21 0 0 — 28
Ten — Wright 11 pass from Locker
(Succop kick)
Ten — Locker 11 run (Succop kick)
Cle — FG Cundiff 38
Ten — Wright 11 pass from
Whitehurst (Succop kick)
Ten — Hunter 75 pass from
Whitehurst (Succop kick)
Cle — Dray 1 pass from Hoyer
(Cundiff kick)
Cle — FG Cundiff 42
Cle — Safety, Carder blocked punt
of end zone
Cle — Benjamin 17 pass from
Hoyer
(Cundiff kick)
Cle — Benjamin 6 pass from Hoyer
(Cundiff kick)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 27, 1946, at Washington
Philadelphia 0 0 14 14 — 28
Washington 10 14 0 0 — 24
Wash — Rosato 2 run (Poillon kick)
Wash — FG Poillon 28
Wash — Rosato 4 run (Poillon kick)
Wash — Lapka recovered fumble in
end zone (Poillon kick)
Phil — Steele 1 run (Lio kick)
Phil — Pritchard 45 pass from
Thompson (Lio kick)
Phil — Steinke 7 pass from
Thompson (Lio kick)
Phil — Ferrante 30 pass from
Thompson (Lio kick)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 20, 1957, at Detroit
Baltimore Colts 7 14 6 0 — 27
Detroit 0 3 7 21 — 31
Balt — Mutscheller 15 pass from
Unitas (Rechichar kick)
Det — FG Martin 47
Balt — Moore 72 pass from Unitas
(Rechichar kick)
Balt — Mutscheller 52 pass from
Unitas (Rechichar kick)
Balt — Moore 4 pass from Unitas
(kick failed)
Det — Junker 14 pass from Rote
(Layne kick)
Det — Cassady 26 pass from
Layne (Layne kick)
Det — Johnson 1 run (Layne kick)
Det — Cassady 29 pass from
Layne (Layne kick)
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FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 25, 1959, at Minneapolis
Philadelphia 0 0 21 7 — 28
Chicago Cardinals 7 10 7 0 — 24
Cardinals— Crow 10 pass from Roach
(Conrad kick)
Cardinals— J. Hill 77 blocked field goal
return (Conrad kick)
Cardinals— FG Conrad 15
Cardinals— Lane 37 interception return
(Conrad kick)
Phil — Barnes 1 run (Walston kick)
Phil — McDonald 29 pass from
Van Brocklin (Walston kick)
Phil — Barnes 2 run (Walston kick)
Phil — McDonald 22 pass from
Van Brocklin (Walston kick)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 23, 1960, at Denver
Boston Patriots 10 7 7 0 — 24
Denver 0 0 14 17 — 31
Bos — FG Cappelletti 12
Bos — Colclough 10 pass from
Songin (Cappelletti kick)
Bos — Wells 6 pass from Songin
(Cappelletti kick)
Bos — Miller 47 pass from Songin
(Cappelletti kick)
Den — Carmichael 21 pass from
Tripucka (Mingo kick)
Den — Jessup 19 pass from
Tripucka (Mingo kick)
Den — Carmichael 35 lateral from
Taylor, pass from Tripucka
(Mingo kick)
Den — Taylor 8 pass from Tripucka
(Mingo kick)
Den — FG Mingo 9
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
December 15, 1974, at Miami
New England 21 3 0 3 — 27
Miami 0 17 7 10 — 34
NE — Hannah recovered fumble in
end zone (J. Smith kick)
NE — Sanders 23 interception
return (J. Smith kick)
NE — Herron 4 pass from Plunkett
(J. Smith kick)
NE — FG J. Smith 46
Mia — Nottingham 1 run
(Yepremian kick)
Mia — Baker 37 pass from Morrall
(Yepremian kick)
Mia — FG Yepremian 28
Mia — Baker 46 pass from Morrall
(Yepremian kick)
NE — FG J. Smith 34
Mia — Nottingham 2 run
(Yepremian kick)
Mia — FG Yepremian 40
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
December 4, 1977, at Minnesota
San Francisco 0 10 14 3 — 27
Minnesota 0 0 7 21 — 28
SF — Delvin Williams 2 run
(Wersching kick)
SF — FG Wersching 31
SF — Dave Williams 80 kickoff
return (Wersching kick)
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SF — Delvin Williams 5 run
(Wersching kick)
Minn — McClanahan 15 pass from
Lee (Cox kick)
Minn — Rashad 8 pass from Kramer
(Cox kick)
Minn — Tucker 9 pass from Kramer
(Cox kick)
SF — FG Wersching 31
Minn — S. White 69 pass from
Kramer (Cox kick)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
September 23, 1979, at Denver
Seattle 10 10 14 0 — 34
Denver 0 10 21 6 — 37
Sea — FG Herrera 28
Sea — Doornink 5 run
(Herrera kick)
Den — FG Turner 27
Sea — Doornink 5 run
(Herrera kick)
Den — Armstrong 2 run
(Turner kick)
Sea — FG Herrera 22
Sea — McCullum 13 pass from
Zorn (Herrera kick)
Sea — Smith 1 run (Herrera kick)
Den — Studdard 2 pass from
Morton (Turner kick)
Den — Moses 11 pass from
Morton (Turner kick)
Den — Upchurch 35 pass from
Morton (Turner kick)
Den — Lytle 1 run (kick failed)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
September 23, 1979, at Cincinnati
Houston Oilers 0 10 17 0 3 — 30
Cincinnati 14 10 0 3 0 — 27
Cin — Johnson 1 run (Bahr kick)
Cin — Alexander 2 run (Bahr kick)
Cin — Johnson 1 run (Bahr kick)
Cin — FG Bahr 52
Hou — Burrough 35 pass from
Pastorini (Fritsch kick)
Hou — FG Fritsch 33
Hou — Campbell 8 run
(Fritsch kick)
Hou — Caster 22 pass from
Pastorini (Fritsch kick)
Hou — FG Fritsch 47
Cin — FG Bahr 55
Hou — FG Fritsch 29
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
November 22, 1982, at Los Angeles
San Diego Chargers10 14 0 0 — 24
L.A. Raiders 0 7 14 7 — 28
SD — FG Benirschke 19
SD — Scales 29 pass from Fouts
(Benirschke kick)
SD — Muncie 2 run
(Benirschke kick)
SD — Muncie 1 run
(Benirschke kick)
Raiders — Christensen 1 pass from
Plunkett (Bahr kick)
Raiders — Allen 3 run (Bahr kick)
Raiders — Allen 6 run (Bahr kick)
Raiders — Hawkins 1 run (Bahr kick)
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FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
September 26, 1988, at Denver
L.A. Raiders 0 0 14 13 3 — 30
Denver 7 17 0 3 0 — 27
Den — Dorsett 1 run (Karlis kick)
Den — Dorsett 1 run (Karlis kick)
Den — Sewell 7 pass from Elway
(Karlis kick)
Den — FG Karlis 39
Raiders — Smith 40 pass from
Schroeder (Bahr kick)
Raiders — Smith 42 pass from
Schroeder (Bahr kick)
Raiders — FG Bahr 28
Raiders — Allen 4 run (Bahr kick)
Den — FG Karlis 25
Raiders — FG Bahr 44
Raiders — FG Bahr 35
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
December 6, 1992, at Tampa
L.A. Rams 0 3 21 7 — 31
Tampa Bay 6 21 0 0 — 27
TB — FG Murray 34
TB — FG Murray 47
TB — Armstrong 81 pass from
Testaverde (Murray kick)
TB — Jones 26 fumble recovery
(Murray kick)
Rams— FG Zendejas 18
TB — Carrier 10 pass from
Testaverde (Murray kick)
Rams— Anderson 40 pass from
Everett (Zendejas kick)
Rams— Chadwick 27 pass from
Everett (Zendejas kick)
Rams— Lang 1 run (Zendejas kick)
Rams— Carter 8 pass from Everett
(Zendejas kick)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 2, 2011, at Dallas
Detroit 0 3 14 17 — 34
Dallas 7 13 10 0 — 30
Dall — Bryant 25 pass from Romo
(Bailey kick)
Dall — Bryant 6 pass from Romo
(Bailey kick)
Dall — FG Bailey 41
Det — FG Hanson 33
Dall — FG Bailey 35
Dall — Witten 1 pass from Romo
(Bailey kick)
Det — Carpenter 34 interception
return (Hanson kick)
Det — Houston 56 interception
return (Hanson kick)
Dall — FG Bailey 23
Det — Johnson 23 pass from
Stafford (Hanson kick)
Det — FG Hanson 51
Det — Johnson 2 pass from
Stafford (Hanson kick)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 15, 2012, at San Diego
Denver 0 0 14 21 — 35
San Diego Chargers10 14 0 0 — 24
SD — FG Novak
SD — Gates 15 pass from Rivers
(Novak kick)
SD — Jammer 80 interception
return (Novak kick)
SD — Gates 11 pass from Rivers
(Novak kick)
Den — D. Thomas 29 pass from
Manning (Prater kick)
Den — Carter 65 fumble recovery
(Prater kick)
Den — Decker 7 pass from Man-
ning (Prater kick)
Den — Stokley 21 pass from
Manning (Prater kick)
Den — Harris 46 interception return
(Prater kick)
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
November 24, 2013, at New England
Denver 17 7 0 7 0 — 31
New England 0 0 21 10 3 — 34
Den — Miller 60 fumble recovery
(Prater kick)
Den — Moreno 2 run (Prater kick)
Den — FG Prater 27
Den — Tamme 10 pass from
Manning (Prater kick)
NE — Edelman 5 pass from Brady
(Gostkowski kick)
NE — Bolden 1 run (Gostkowski
kick)
NE — Gronkowski 6 pass from
Brady (Gostkowski kick)
NE — Edelman 14 pass from
Brady (Gostkowski kick)
NE — FG Gostkowski 31
Den — D. Thomas 11 pass from
Manning (Prater kick)
NE — FG Gostkowski 31
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
October 25, 2015, at Washington
Tampa Bay 10 14 0 6 — 30
Washington 0 7 14 10 — 31
TB — Evans 40 pass from Win-
ston (Barth kick)
TB — FG Barth 22
TB — Dye 7 pass from Winston
(Barth kick)
TB — Jones 43 fumble recovery
(Barth kick)
Was — Cousins 8 run (Hopkins
kick)
Was — Grant 3 pass from Cousins
(Hopkins kick)
Was — Reed 3 pass from Cousins
(Hopkins kick)
TB — FG Barth 45
Was — FG Hopkins 35
TB — FG Barth 21
Was — Reed 6 pass from Cousins
(Hopkins kick)
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FROM 32 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
AFC First-Round Playoff Game
January 3, 1993, at Buffalo
Houston Oilers 7 21 7 3 0 — 38
Buffalo 3 0 28 7 3 — 41
Hou — Jeffires 3 pass from Moon
(Del Greco kick)
Buff — FG Christie 36
Hou — Slaughter 7 pass from Moon
(Del Greco kick)
Hou — Duncan 26 pass from Moon
(Del Greco kick)
Hou — Jeffires 27 pass from Moon
(Del Greco kick)
Hou — McDowell 58 interception
return (Del Greco kick)
Buff — Davis 1 run (Christie kick)
Buff — Beebe 38 pass from Reich
(Christie kick)
Buff — Reed 26 pass from Reich
(Christie kick)
Buff — Reed 18 pass from Reich
(Christie kick)
Buff — Reed 17 pass from Reich
(Christie kick)
Hou — FG Del Greco 26
Buff — FG Christie 32
FROM 28 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
AFC First-Round Playoff Game
January 4, 2014, at Indianapolis
Kansas City 10 21 10 3 — 44
Indianapolis 7 3 21 14 — 45
KC — Bowe 6 pass from A. Smith
(Succop kick)
Ind — Hilton 10 pass from Luck
(Vinatieri kick)
KC — FG Succop 19
KC — Avery 79 pass from A.
Smith
(Succop kick)
KC — Sherman 5 pass from
A. Smith (Succop kick)
Ind — FG Vinatieri 37
KC — Davis 4 run (Succop kick)
KC — Davis 10 pass from A.
Smith
(Succop kick)
Ind — Brown 10 run (Vinatieri kick)
Ind — Brown 3 pass from Luck
(Vinatieri kick)
KC — FG Succop 42
Ind — Fleener 12 pass from Luck
(Vinatieri kick)
KC — FG Succop 43
Ind — Hilton 64 pass from Luck
(Vinatieri kick)
FROM 25 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
Super Bowl LI
February 5, 2017, at Houston
New England 0 3 6 19 6 — 34
Atlanta 0 21 7 0 0 — 28
Atl — Freeman 5 run (Bryant kick)
Atl — Hooper 19 pass from Ryan
(Bryant kick)
Atl — Alford 82 interception return
(Bryant kick)
NE — FG Gostkowski 41
Atl — Coleman 6 pass from Ryan
(Bryant kick)
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NE — White 5 pass from Brady
(kick failed)
NE — FG Gostkowski 33
NE — Amendola 6 pass from
Brady (White run)
NE — White 1 run (Amendola pass
from Brady)
NE — White 2 run
FROM 24 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
NFC First-Round Playoff Game
January 5, 2003, at San Francisco
N.Y. Giants 7 21 10 0 — 38
San Francisco 7 7 8 17 — 39
SF — Owens 76 pass from Garcia
(Chandler kick)
NYG — Toomer 12 pass from
Collins (Bryant kick)
NYG — Shockey 2 pass from
Collins (Bryant kick)
SF — Barlow 1 run (Chandler
kick)
NYG — Toomer 8 pass from Collins
(Bryant kick)
NYG — Toomer 24 pass from
Collins (Bryant kick)
NYG — Barber 6 run (Bryant kick)
NYG — FG Bryant 21
SF — Owens 26 pass from Garcia
(Owens from Garcia)
SF — Garcia 14 run
(Owens from Garcia)
SF — Garcia 14 run
(Owens from Garcia)
SF — FG Chandler 25
SF — Streets 13 pass from Garcia
(2-pt attempt failed)
FROM 20 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
Western Conference Playoff Game
December 22, 1957, at San Francisco
Detroit 0 7 14 10 — 31
San Francisco 14 10 3 0 — 27
SF — Owens 34 pass from Tittle
(Soltau kick)
SF — McElhenny 47 pass from
Tittle (Soltau kick)
Det — Junker 4 pass from Rote
(Martin kick)
SF — Wilson 12 pass from Tittle
(Soltau kick)
SF — FG Soltau 25
SF — FG Soltau 10
Det — Tracy 2 run (Martin kick)
Det — Tracy 58 run (Martin kick)
Det — Gedman 3 run (Martin kick)
Det — FG Martin 14
FROM 18 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
NFC Divisional Playoff Game
December 23, 1972, at San Francisco
Dallas 3 10 0 17 — 30
San Francisco 7 14 7 0 — 28
SF — Washington 97 kickoff
return (Gossett kick)
Dall — FG Fritsch 37
SF — Schreiber 1 run
(Gossett kick)
SF — Schreiber 1 run
(Gossett kick)
Dall — FG Fritsch 45
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Dall — Alworth 28 pass from
Morton (Fritsch kick)
SF — Schreiber 1 run
(Gossett kick)
Dall — FG Fritsch 27
Dall — Parks 20 pass from
Staubach (Fritsch kick)
Dall — Sellers 10 pass from
Staubach (Fritsch kick)
FROM 18 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
AFC Divisional Playoff Game
January 4, 1986, at Miami
Cleveland Browns 7 7 7 0 — 21
Miami 3 0 14 7 — 24
Mia — FG Reveiz 51
Cle — Newsome 16 pass from
Kosar (Bahr kick)
Cle — Byner 21 run (Bahr kick)
Cle — Byner 66 run (Bahr kick)
Mia — Moore 6 pass from Marino
(Reveiz kick)
Mia — Davenport 31 run
(Reveiz kick)
Mia — Davenport 1 run
(Reveiz kick)
FROM 18 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
AFC Championship Playoff Game
January 21, 2007, at Indianapolis
New England 7 14 7 6 — 34
Indianapolis 3 3 15 17 — 38
NE — Mankins 0 fumble recovery
(Gostkowski kick)
Ind — FG Vinatieri 42
NE — Dillon 7 run
(Gostkowski kick)
NE — Samuel 39 interception
return (Gostkowski kick)
Ind — FG Vinatieri 26
Ind — Manning 1 run (Vinatieri
kick)
Ind — Klecko 1 pass from
Manning (Harrison from
Manning)
NE — Gaffney 6 pass from Brady
(Gostkowski kick)
Ind — Saturday 0 fumble recovery
(Vinatieri kick)
NE — FG Gostkowski 28
Ind — FG Vinatieri 36
NE — FG Gostkowski 43
Ind — Addai 3 run (Vinatieri kick)
FROM 18 POINTS BEHIND TO WIN:
AFC First-Round Playoff Game
January 6, 2018, at Kansas City
Tennessee 0 3 7 12 — 22
Kansas City 14 7 0 0 — 21
KC — K. Hunt 1 run (Butker kick)
KC — Kelce 13 pass from
A. Smith (Butker kick)
Tenn — FG Succop 49
KC — Robinson 14 pass from
A. Smith (Butker kick)
Tenn — Mariota 6 pass from Mariota
(Succop kick)
Tenn — Henry 35 run
(2-pt attempt failed)
Tenn — Decker 22 pass from
Mariota (2-pt attempt failed)
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POSTSEASON LEADERS
TOP 10 POSTSEASON RUSHERS
Player Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
1. Emmitt Smith ......................................................................................349 1,586 4.5 65 19
2. Franco Harris ......................................................................................400 1,556 3.9 50 16
3. Thurman Thomas................................................................................339 1,442 4.3 40 16
4. Tony Dorsett ......................................................................................302 1,383 4.6 53 9
5. Marcus Allen ......................................................................................267 1,347 5.0 74 11
6. Terrell Davis ........................................................................................204 1,140 5.6 62 12
7. John Riggins ......................................................................................251 996 4.0 43 12
8. Marshawn Lynch ................................................................................193 937 4.9 67 9
9. Larry Csonka ......................................................................................225 891 4.0 49 9
10. Chuck Foreman ..................................................................................229 860 3.8 62 7
TOP 10 POSTSEASON PASSERS Pct. Avg. Pct. Pct.
Player Att. Comp. Comp. Yards Gain TD TD Int. Int. Rating
1. Bart Starr............................213 130 61.0 1,753 8.23 15 7.0 3 1.4 104.8
2. Kurt Warner ........................462 307 66.5 3,952 8.55 31 6.7 14 3.0 102.8
3. Matt Ryan ..........................351 237 67.5 2,672 7.61 20 5.7 7 2.0 100.8
4. Drew Brees ........................615 408 66.3 4,759 7.74 33 5.4 11 1.8 100.0
5. Aaron Rodgers ....................595 378 63.5 4,458 7.49 36 6.1 10 1.7 99.4
6. Nick Foles ..........................210 143 68.1 1,633 7.78 11 5.2 5 2.4 98.8
7. Alex Smith ..........................253 156 61.7 1,745 6.90 14 5.5 2 0.8 97.4
8. Joe Montana ......................734 460 62.7 5,772 7.86 45 6.1 21 2.9 95.6
9. Russell Wilson ....................363 225 62.0 3,010 8.29 21 5.8 11 3.0 94.9
10. Mark Sanchez ....................157 95 60.5 1,155 7.36 9 5.7 3 1.9 94.3
TOP 10 POSTSEASON PASS RECEIVERS
Player No. Yards Avg. Long TD
1. Jerry Rice ..........................................................................................151 2,245 14.9 72 22
2. Julian Edelman....................................................................................115 1,412 12.3 48 5
3. Reggie Wayne ......................................................................................93 1,254 13.5 72 9
4. Hines Ward ..........................................................................................88 1,181 13.4 45 10
Wes Welker ..........................................................................................88 866 9.8 47 5
6. Michael Irvin ........................................................................................87 1,315 15.1 53 8
7. Andre Reed ..........................................................................................85 1,229 14.5 72 9
8. Rob Gronkowski....................................................................................81 1,163 14.4 46 12
9. Thurman Thomas..................................................................................76 672 8.8 27 5
10. Cliff Branch ..........................................................................................73 1,289 17.7 72 5

TOP 10 POSTSEASON INTERCEPTION LEADERS TOP 10 POSTSEASON SACK LEADERS

Player Interceptions
1. Ronnie Lott ..................................................................9
Ed Reed........................................................................9
Bill Simpson ................................................................9
Charlie Waters ..............................................................9
5. Lester Hayes ................................................................8
6. Willie Brown ................................................................7
Rodney Harrison ..........................................................7
Asante Samuel..............................................................7
Dennis Thurman ..........................................................7
10. Bobby Bryant................................................................6
Eric Davis ....................................................................6
Glen Edwards ..............................................................6
Darrell Green ................................................................6
Cliff Harris ....................................................................6
Ty Law..........................................................................6
Vernon Perry ................................................................6
Aeneas Williams ..........................................................6
Player Sacks
1. Willie McGinest ............................................................16.0
2. Bruce Smith ................................................................14.5
3. Terrell Suggs ................................................................12.5
4. Reggie White................................................................12.0
5. Dwight Freeney ............................................................11.0
Charles Haley ..............................................................11.0
James Harrison ............................................................11.0
Clay Matthews ............................................................11.0
LaMarr Woodley ..........................................................11.0
10. Richard Dent ................................................................10.5
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ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON RECORDS OF CURRENT NFL TEAMS All Games Home Games Road Games
Season W L T W L T W L T
AFC 1999 11 5 6 2 5 3
BALTIMORE RAVENS 2000 8 8 5 3 3 5
All Games Home Games Road Games 2001 3 13 1 7 2 6
Season W L T W L T W L T 2002 8 8 5 3 3 5
1996 4 12 4 4 0 8 2003 6 10 4 4 2 6
1997 6 9 1 3 4 1 3 5 2004 9 7 5 3 4 4
1998 6 10 4 4 2 6 2005 5 11 4 4 1 7
1999 8 8 4 4 4 4 2006 7 9 4 4 3 5
2000 12 4 6 2 6 2 2007 7 9 4 4 3 5
2001 10 6 6 2 4 4 2008 7 9 3 5 4 4
2002 7 9 4 4 3 5 2009 6 10 3 5 3 5
2003 10 6 7 1 3 5 2010 4 12 2 6 2 6
2004 9 7 6 2 3 5 2011 6 10 5 3 1 7
2005 6 10 6 2 0 8 2012 6 10 4 4 2 6
2006 13 3 7 1 6 2 2013 6 10 4 4 2 6
2007 5 11 4 4 1 7 2014 9 7 5 3 4 4
2008 11 5 6 2 5 3 2015 8 8 5 3 3 5
2009 9 7 6 2 3 5 2016 7 9 4 4 3 5
2010 12 4 7 1 5 3 2017 9 7 6 2 3 5
2011 12 4 8 0 4 4 2018 6 10 4 4 2 6
2012 10 6 6 2 4 4 415 477 8 242 205 4 173 272 4
2013 8 8 6 2 2 6
2014 10 6 6 2 4 4 CINCINNATI BENGALS
2015 5 11 3 5 2 6 All Games Home Games Road Games
2016 8 8 6 2 2 6 Season W L T W L T W L T
2017 9 7 5 3 4 4 1968 3 11 2 5 1 6
2018 10 6 6 2 4 4 1969 4 9 1 4 3 0 6 1
200 167 1 126 57 1 74 110 1970 8 6 5 2 3 4
1971 4 10 3 4 1 6
BUFFALO BILLS 1972 8 6 4 3 4 3
All Games Home Games Road Games 1973 10 4 7 0 3 4
Season W L T W L T W L T 1974 7 7 4 3 3 4
1960 5 8 1 3 4 2 4 1 1975 11 3 6 1 5 2
1961 6 8 2 5 4 3 1976 10 4 6 1 4 3
1962 7 6 1 3 3 1 4 3 1977 8 6 5 2 3 4
1963 7 6 1 4 2 1 3 4 1978 4 12 3 5 1 7
1964 12 2 6 1 6 1 1979 4 12 4 4 0 8
1965 10 3 1 5 2 5 1 1 1980 6 10 3 5 3 5
1966 9 4 1 4 2 1 5 2 1981 12 4 6 2 6 2
1967 4 10 2 5 2 5 1982 7 2 4 0 3 2
1968 1 12 1 1 6 0 6 1 1983 7 9 4 4 3 5
1969 4 10 4 3 0 7 1984 8 8 5 3 3 5
1970 3 10 1 1 6 2 4 1 1985 7 9 5 3 2 6
1971 1 13 1 6 0 7 1986 10 6 6 2 4 4
1972 4 9 1 2 4 1 2 5 1987 4 11 1 7 3 4
1973 9 5 5 2 4 3 1988 12 4 8 0 4 4
1974 9 5 5 2 4 3 1989 8 8 5 3 3 5
1975 8 6 3 4 5 2 1990 9 7 5 3 4 4
1976 2 12 1 6 1 6 1991 3 13 3 5 0 8
1977 3 11 1 6 2 5 1992 5 11 3 5 2 6
1978 5 11 4 4 1 7 1993 3 13 3 5 0 8
1979 7 9 3 5 4 4 1994 3 13 2 6 1 7
1980 11 5 6 2 5 3 1995 7 9 3 5 4 4
1981 10 6 7 1 3 5 1996 8 8 6 2 2 6
1982 4 5 4 1 0 4 1997 7 9 6 2 1 7
1983 8 8 3 5 5 3 1998 3 13 1 7 2 6
1984 2 14 2 6 0 8 1999 4 12 2 6 2 6
1985 2 14 2 6 0 8 2000 4 12 3 5 1 7
1986 4 12 3 5 1 7 2001 6 10 4 4 2 6
1987 7 8 4 4 3 4 2002 2 14 1 7 1 7
1988 12 4 8 0 4 4 2003 8 8 5 3 3 5
1989 9 7 6 2 3 5 2004 8 8 5 3 3 5
1990 13 3 8 0 5 3 2005 11 5 5 3 6 2
1991 13 3 7 1 6 2 2006 8 8 4 4 4 4
1992 11 5 6 2 5 3 2007 7 9 5 3 2 6
1993 12 4 6 2 6 2 2008 4 11 1 3 4 1 1 7
1994 7 9 4 4 3 5 2009 10 6 6 2 4 4
1995 10 6 6 2 4 4 2010 4 12 3 5 1 7
1996 10 6 7 1 3 5 2011 9 7 4 4 5 3
1997 6 10 4 4 2 6 2012 10 6 4 4 6 2
1998 10 6 6 2 4 4 2013 11 5 8 0 3 5

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Season W L T W L T W L T Season W L T W L T W L T
2014 10 5 1 5 2 1 5 3 2013 4 12 3 5 1 7
2015 12 4 6 2 6 2 2014 7 9 4 4 3 5
2016 6 9 1 4 3 1 2 6 2015 3 13 2 6 1 7
2017 7 9 4 4 3 5 2016 1 15 1 7 0 8
2018 6 10 4 4 2 6 2017 0 16 0 8 0 8
357 427 4 217 174 3 140 253 1 2018 7 8 1 5 2 1 2 6
469 490 11 258 220 6 211 270 5
CLEVELAND BROWNS* *Did not play from 1996-98.
All Games Home Games Road Games
Season W L T W L T W L T DENVER BRONCOS
1950 10 2 5 1 5 1 All Games Home Games Road Games
1951 11 1 6 0 5 1 Season W L T W L T W L T
1952 8 4 4 2 4 2 1960 4 9 1 2 4 1 2 5
1953 11 1 6 0 5 1 1961 3 11 2 5 1 6
1954 9 3 5 1 4 2 1962 7 7 3 4 4 3
1955 9 2 1 5 1 4 1 1 1963 2 11 1 2 5 0 6 1
1956 5 7 1 5 4 2 1964 2 11 1 2 4 1 0 7
1957 9 2 1 6 0 3 2 1 1965 4 10 2 5 2 5
1958 9 3 4 2 5 1 1966 4 10 3 4 1 6
1959 7 5 3 3 4 2 1967 3 11 1 6 2 5
1960 8 3 1 4 2 4 1 1 1968 5 9 3 4 2 5
1961 8 5 1 4 3 4 2 1 1969 5 8 1 4 2 1 1 6
1962 7 6 1 4 2 1 3 4 1970 5 8 1 3 3 1 2 5
1963 10 4 5 2 5 2 1971 4 9 1 2 4 1 2 5
1964 10 3 1 5 1 1 5 2 1972 5 9 3 4 2 5
1965 11 3 5 2 6 1 1973 7 5 2 3 3 1 4 2 1
1966 9 5 5 2 4 3 1974 7 6 1 3 3 1 4 3
1967 9 5 6 1 3 4 1975 6 8 5 2 1 6
1968 10 4 5 2 5 2 1976 9 5 6 1 3 4
1969 10 3 1 5 1 1 5 2 1977 12 2 6 1 6 1
1970 7 7 4 3 3 4 1978 10 6 6 2 4 4
1971 9 5 4 3 5 2 1979 10 6 6 2 4 4
1972 10 4 4 3 6 1 1980 8 8 4 4 4 4
1973 7 5 2 5 1 1 2 4 1 1981 10 6 8 0 2 6
1974 4 10 3 4 1 6 1982 2 7 1 4 1 3
1975 3 11 3 4 0 7 1983 9 7 6 2 3 5
1976 9 5 6 1 3 4 1984 13 3 7 1 6 2
1977 6 8 2 5 4 3 1985 11 5 6 2 5 3
1978 8 8 5 3 3 5 1986 11 5 7 1 4 4
1979 9 7 5 3 4 4 1987 10 4 1 7 1 3 3 1
1980 11 5 6 2 5 3 1988 8 8 6 2 2 6
1981 5 11 3 5 2 6 1989 11 5 6 2 5 3
1982 4 5 2 2 2 3 1990 5 11 4 4 1 7
1983 9 7 6 2 3 5 1991 12 4 7 1 5 3
1984 5 11 2 6 3 5 1992 8 8 7 1 1 7
1985 8 8 5 3 3 5 1993 9 7 5 3 4 4
1986 12 4 6 2 6 2 1994 7 9 4 4 3 5
1987 10 5 5 2 5 3 1995 8 8 6 2 2 6
1988 10 6 6 2 4 4 1996 13 3 8 0 5 3
1989 9 6 1 5 2 1 4 4 1997 12 4 8 0 4 4
1990 3 13 2 6 1 7 1998 14 2 8 0 6 2
1991 6 10 3 5 3 5 1999 6 10 3 5 3 5
1992 7 9 4 4 3 5 2000 11 5 6 2 5 3
1993 7 9 4 4 3 5 2001 8 8 6 2 2 6
1994 11 5 6 2 5 3 2002 9 7 5 3 4 4
1995 5 11 3 5 2 6 2003 10 6 6 2 4 4
1999 2 14 0 8 2 6 2004 10 6 6 2 4 4
2000 3 13 2 6 1 7 2005 13 3 8 0 5 3
2001 7 9 4 4 3 5 2006 9 7 4 4 5 3
2002 9 7 3 5 6 2 2007 7 9 5 3 2 6
2003 5 11 2 6 3 5 2008 8 8 4 4 4 4
2004 4 12 3 5 1 7 2009 8 8 4 4 4 4
2005 6 10 4 4 2 6 2010 4 12 3 5 1 7
2006 4 12 2 6 2 6 2011 8 8 3 5 5 3
2007 10 6 7 1 3 5 2012 13 3 7 1 6 2
2008 4 12 1 7 3 5 2013 13 3 7 1 6 2
2009 5 11 3 5 2 6 2014 12 4 8 0 4 4
2010 5 11 3 5 2 6 2015 12 4 6 2 6 2
2011 4 12 3 5 1 7 2016 9 7 5 3 4 4
2012 5 11 4 4 1 7 2017 5 11 4 4 1 7

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Season W L T W L T W L T Season W L T W L T W L T
2018 6 10 3 5 3 5 1996 9 7 6 2 3 5
476 414 10 285 159 7 191 255 3 1997 3 13 2 6 1 7
1998 3 13 3 5 0 8
HOUSTON TEXANS 1999 13 3 7 1 6 2
All Games Home Games Road Games 2000 10 6 6 2 4 4
Season W L T W L T W L T 2001 6 10 3 5 3 5
2002 4 12 2 6 2 6 2002 10 6 5 3 5 3
2003 5 11 3 5 2 6 2003 12 4 5 3 7 1
2004 7 9 3 5 4 4 2004 12 4 7 1 5 3
2005 2 14 2 6 0 8 2005 14 2 7 1 7 1
2006 6 10 4 4 2 6 2006 12 4 8 0 4 4
2007 8 8 6 2 2 6 2007 13 3 6 2 7 1
2008 8 8 6 2 2 6 2008 12 4 6 2 6 2
2009 9 7 4 4 5 3 2009 14 2 7 1 7 1
2010 6 10 4 4 2 6 2010 10 6 6 2 4 4
2011 10 6 5 3 5 3 2011 2 14 2 6 0 8
2012 12 4 6 2 6 2 2012 11 5 7 1 4 4
2013 2 14 1 7 1 7 2013 11 5 6 2 5 3
2014 9 7 5 3 4 4 2014 11 5 6 2 5 3
2015 9 7 5 3 4 4 2015 8 8 4 4 4 4
2016 9 7 7 1 2 6 2016 8 8 4 4 4 4
2017 4 12 3 5 1 7 2017 4 12 3 5 1 7
2018 11 5 6 2 5 3 2018 10 6 6 2 4 4
121 151 72 64 49 87 516 459 7 282 205 5 234 254 2
*includes Baltimore Colts (1953-1983).
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS*
All Games Home Games Road Games JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
Season W L T W L T W L T All Games Home Games Road Games
1953 3 9 2 4 1 5 Season W L T W L T W L T
1954 3 9 2 4 1 5 1995 4 12 2 6 2 6
1955 5 6 1 4 1 1 1 5 1996 9 7 7 1 2 6
1956 5 7 4 2 1 5 1997 11 5 7 1 4 4
1957 7 5 4 2 3 3 1998 11 5 7 1 4 4
1958 9 3 6 0 3 3 1999 14 2 7 1 7 1
1959 9 3 4 2 5 1 2000 7 9 4 4 3 5
1960 6 6 4 2 2 4 2001 6 10 3 5 3 5
1961 8 6 5 2 3 4 2002 6 10 3 5 3 5
1962 7 7 3 4 4 3 2003 5 11 5 3 0 8
1963 8 6 4 3 4 3 2004 9 7 4 4 5 3
1964 12 2 7 1 5 1 2005 12 4 6 2 6 2
1965 10 3 1 5 2 5 1 1 2006 8 8 6 2 2 6
1966 9 5 5 2 4 3 2007 11 5 6 2 5 3
1967 11 1 2 6 0 1 5 1 1 2008 5 11 2 6 3 5
1968 13 1 6 1 7 0 2009 7 9 5 3 2 6
1969 8 5 1 4 2 1 4 3 2010 8 8 5 3 3 5
1970 11 2 1 5 1 1 6 1 2011 5 11 4 4 1 7
1971 10 4 5 2 5 2 2012 2 14 1 7 1 7
1972 5 9 2 5 3 4 2013 4 12 1 7 3 5
1973 4 10 3 4 1 6 2014 3 13 3 5 0 8
1974 2 12 0 7 2 5 2015 5 11 4 4 1 7
1975 10 4 5 2 5 2 2016 3 13 2 6 1 7
1976 11 3 6 1 5 2 2017 10 6 6 2 4 4
1977 10 4 6 1 4 3 2018 5 11 3 5 2 6
1978 5 11 2 6 3 5 170 214 103 89 67 125
1979 5 11 3 5 2 6
1980 7 9 2 6 5 3 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS*
1981 2 14 1 7 1 7 All Games Home Games Road Games
1982 0 8 1 0 3 1 0 5 Season W L T W L T W L T
1983 7 9 3 5 4 4 1960 8 6 5 2 3 4
1984 4 12 2 6 2 6 1961 6 8 4 3 2 5
1985 5 11 4 4 1 7 1962 11 3 6 1 5 2
1986 3 13 1 7 2 6 1963 5 7 2 4 3 1 4 2
1987 9 6 4 4 5 2 1964 7 7 4 3 3 4
1988 9 7 6 2 3 5 1965 7 5 2 5 2 2 3 2
1989 8 8 6 2 2 6 1966 11 2 1 4 2 1 7 0
1990 7 9 3 5 4 4 1967 9 5 4 3 5 2
1991 1 15 0 8 1 7 1968 12 2 6 1 6 1
1992 9 7 4 4 5 3 1969 11 3 6 1 5 2
1993 4 12 2 6 2 6 1970 7 5 2 4 1 2 3 4
1994 8 8 5 3 3 5 1971 10 3 1 7 0 3 3 1
1995 9 7 5 3 4 4 1972 8 6 3 4 5 2

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1973 7 5 2 5 1 1 2 4 1 1978 9 7 5 3 4 4
1974 5 9 1 6 4 3 1979 12 4 7 1 5 3
1975 5 9 3 4 2 5 1980 11 5 6 2 5 3
1976 5 9 1 6 4 3 1981 10 6 5 3 5 3
1977 2 12 1 6 1 6 1982 6 3 3 1 3 2
1978 4 12 3 5 1 7 1983 6 10 4 4 2 6
1979 7 9 3 5 4 4 1984 7 9 4 4 3 5
1980 8 8 3 5 5 3 1985 8 8 6 2 2 6
1981 9 7 5 3 4 4 1986 4 12 2 6 2 6
1982 3 6 2 2 1 4 1987 8 7 4 3 4 4
1983 6 10 5 3 1 7 1988 6 10 3 5 3 5
1984 8 8 5 3 3 5 1989 6 10 4 4 2 6
1985 6 10 5 3 1 7 1990 6 10 3 5 3 5
1986 10 6 6 2 4 4 1991 4 12 3 5 1 7
1987 4 11 3 4 1 7 1992 11 5 6 2 5 3
1988 4 11 1 4 4 0 7 1 1993 8 8 4 4 4 4
1989 8 7 1 5 3 3 4 1 1994 11 5 5 3 6 2
1990 11 5 6 2 5 3 1995 9 7 5 3 4 4
1991 10 6 6 2 4 4 1996 8 8 5 3 3 5
1992 10 6 7 1 3 5 1997 4 12 2 6 2 6
1993 11 5 7 1 4 4 1998 5 11 4 4 1 7
1994 9 7 5 3 4 4 1999 8 8 4 4 4 4
1995 13 3 8 0 5 3 2000 1 15 1 7 0 8
1996 9 7 5 3 4 4 2001 5 11 4 4 1 7
1997 13 3 8 0 5 3 2002 8 8 5 3 3 5
1998 7 9 5 3 2 6 2003 4 12 2 6 2 6
1999 9 7 6 2 3 5 2004 12 4 7 1 5 3
2000 7 9 5 3 2 6 2005 9 7 4 4 5 3
2001 6 10 3 5 3 5 2006 14 2 8 0 6 2
2002 8 8 6 2 2 6 2007 11 5 7 1 4 4
2003 13 3 8 0 5 3 2008 8 8 5 3 3 5
2004 7 9 4 4 3 5 2009 13 3 6 2 7 1
2005 10 6 7 1 3 5 2010 9 7 6 2 3 5
2006 9 7 6 2 3 5 2011 8 8 5 3 3 5
2007 4 12 2 6 2 6 2012 7 9 3 5 4 4
2008 2 14 1 7 1 7 2013 9 7 5 3 4 4
2009 4 12 1 7 3 5 2014 9 7 5 3 4 4
2010 10 6 7 1 3 5 2015 4 12 3 5 1 7
2011 7 9 3 5 4 4 2016 5 11 3 5 2 6
2012 2 14 1 7 1 7 2017 9 7 5 3 4 4
2013 11 5 5 3 6 2 2018 12 4 5 3 7 1
2014 9 7 6 2 3 5 447 442 11 252 193 5 195 249 6
2015 11 5 6 2 5 3 *includes San Diego Chargers (1961-2016).
2016 12 4 6 2 6 2
2017 10 6 6 2 4 4 MIAMI DOLPHINS
2018 12 4 7 1 5 3 All Games Home Games Road Games
469 419 12 275 170 4 194 249 8 Season W L T W L T W L T
*includes Dallas Texans (1960-62). 1966 3 11 2 5 1 6
1967 4 10 4 3 0 7
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS* 1968 5 8 1 1 5 1 4 3
All Games Home Games Road Games 1969 3 10 1 2 4 1 1 6
Season W L T W L T W L T 1970 10 4 6 1 4 3
1960 10 4 5 2 5 2 1971 10 3 1 6 1 4 2 1
1961 12 2 6 1 6 1 1972 14 0 7 0 7 0
1962 4 10 3 4 1 6 1973 12 2 7 0 5 2
1963 11 3 6 1 5 2 1974 11 3 7 0 4 3
1964 8 5 1 4 3 4 2 1 1975 10 4 5 2 5 2
1965 9 2 3 4 1 2 5 1 1 1976 6 8 3 4 3 4
1966 7 6 1 5 2 2 4 1 1977 10 4 6 1 4 3
1967 8 5 1 5 2 1 3 3 1978 11 5 7 1 4 4
1968 9 5 4 3 5 2 1979 10 6 6 2 4 4
1969 8 6 5 2 3 4 1980 8 8 5 3 3 5
1970 5 6 3 2 3 2 3 3 1 1981 11 4 1 6 1 1 5 3
1971 6 8 6 1 0 7 1982 7 2 4 0 3 2
1972 4 9 1 2 5 2 4 1 1983 12 4 7 1 5 3
1973 2 11 1 2 5 0 6 1 1984 14 2 7 1 7 1
1974 5 9 3 4 2 5 1985 12 4 8 0 4 4
1975 2 12 1 6 1 6 1986 8 8 4 4 4 4
1976 6 8 3 4 3 4 1987 8 7 4 3 4 4
1977 7 7 3 4 4 3 1988 6 10 4 4 2 6

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Season W L T W L T W L T Season W L T W L T W L T
1989 8 8 4 4 4 4 1995 6 10 3 5 3 5
1990 12 4 7 1 5 3 1996 11 5 6 2 5 3
1991 8 8 5 3 3 5 1997 10 6 6 2 4 4
1992 11 5 6 2 5 3 1998 9 7 6 2 3 5
1993 9 7 4 4 5 3 1999 8 8 5 3 3 5
1994 10 6 6 2 4 4 2000 5 11 3 5 2 6
1995 9 7 5 3 4 4 2001 11 5 6 2 5 3
1996 8 8 4 4 4 4 2002 9 7 5 3 4 4
1997 9 7 6 2 3 5 2003 14 2 8 0 6 2
1998 10 6 7 1 3 5 2004 14 2 8 0 6 2
1999 9 7 5 3 4 4 2005 10 6 5 3 5 3
2000 11 5 5 3 6 2 2006 12 4 5 3 7 1
2001 11 5 7 1 4 4 2007 16 0 8 0 8 0
2002 9 7 7 1 2 6 2008 11 5 5 3 6 2
2003 10 6 4 4 6 2 2009 10 6 8 0 2 6
2004 4 12 3 5 1 7 2010 14 2 8 0 6 2
2005 9 7 5 3 4 4 2011 13 3 7 1 6 2
2006 6 10 4 4 2 6 2012 12 4 6 2 6 2
2007 1 15 1 7 0 8 2013 12 4 8 0 4 4
2008 11 5 5 3 6 2 2014 12 4 7 1 5 3
2009 7 9 4 4 3 5 2015 12 4 7 1 5 3
2010 7 9 1 7 6 2 2016 14 2 6 2 8 0
2011 6 10 4 4 2 6 2017 13 3 6 2 7 1
2012 7 9 5 3 2 6 2018 11 5 8 0 3 5
2013 8 8 4 4 4 4 500 391 9 282 161 6 218 230 3
2014 8 8 4 4 4 4 *includes Boston Patriots (1960-1970).
2015 6 10 3 5 3 5
2016 10 6 6 2 4 4 NEW YORK JETS*
2017 6 10 4 4 2 6 All Games Home Games Road Games
2018 7 9 6 2 1 7 Season W L T W L T W L T
452 360 4 259 145 3 193 215 1 1960 7 7 3 4 4 3
1961 7 7 5 2 2 5
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS* 1962 5 9 2 5 3 4
All Games Home Games Road Games 1963 5 8 1 4 2 1 1 6
Season W L T W L T W L T 1964 5 8 1 5 1 1 0 7
1960 5 9 3 4 2 5 1965 5 8 1 3 3 1 2 5
1961 9 4 1 4 2 1 5 2 1966 6 6 2 4 3 2 3 2
1962 9 4 1 6 1 3 3 1 1967 8 5 1 4 2 1 4 3
1963 7 6 1 5 1 1 2 5 1968 11 3 6 1 5 2
1964 10 3 1 4 2 1 6 1 1969 10 4 5 2 5 2
1965 4 8 2 1 4 2 3 4 1970 4 10 2 5 2 5
1966 8 4 2 4 2 1 4 2 1 1971 6 8 4 3 2 5
1967 3 10 1 2 4 1 6 1 1972 7 7 4 3 3 4
1968 4 10 2 5 2 5 1973 4 10 2 4 2 6
1969 4 10 2 5 2 5 1974 7 7 3 4 4 3
1970 2 12 1 6 1 6 1975 3 11 1 6 2 5
1971 6 8 5 2 1 6 1976 3 11 2 5 1 6
1972 3 11 2 5 1 6 1977 3 11 1 6 2 5
1973 5 9 3 4 2 5 1978 8 8 4 4 4 4
1974 7 7 3 4 4 3 1979 8 8 6 2 2 6
1975 3 11 2 5 1 6 1980 4 12 2 6 2 6
1976 11 3 6 1 5 2 1981 10 5 1 6 2 4 3 1
1977 9 5 6 1 3 4 1982 6 3 3 1 3 2
1978 11 5 5 3 6 2 1983 7 9 2 6 5 3
1979 9 7 6 2 3 5 1984 7 9 3 5 4 4
1980 10 6 6 2 4 4 1985 11 5 7 1 4 4
1981 2 14 2 6 0 8 1986 10 6 5 3 5 3
1982 5 4 3 1 2 3 1987 6 9 4 4 2 5
1983 8 8 5 3 3 5 1988 8 7 1 5 2 1 3 5
1984 9 7 5 3 4 4 1989 4 12 1 7 3 5
1985 11 5 7 1 4 4 1990 6 10 3 5 3 5
1986 11 5 4 4 7 1 1991 8 8 4 4 4 4
1987 8 7 5 3 3 4 1992 4 12 3 5 1 7
1988 9 7 7 1 2 6 1993 8 8 3 5 5 3
1989 5 11 3 5 2 6 1994 6 10 4 4 2 6
1990 1 15 0 8 1 7 1995 3 13 2 6 1 7
1991 6 10 4 4 2 6 1996 1 15 0 8 1 7
1992 2 14 1 7 1 7 1997 9 7 5 3 4 4
1993 5 11 3 5 2 6 1998 12 4 7 1 5 3
1994 10 6 5 3 5 3 1999 8 8 4 4 4 4

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Season W L T W L T W L T Season W L T W L T W L T
2000 9 7 5 3 4 4 2006 2 14 2 6 0 8
2001 10 6 3 5 7 1 2007 4 12 2 6 2 6
2002 9 7 5 3 4 4 2008 5 11 2 6 3 5
2003 6 10 4 4 2 6 2009 5 11 2 6 3 5
2004 10 6 6 2 4 4 2010 8 8 5 3 3 5
2005 4 12 4 4 0 8 2011 8 8 3 5 5 3
2006 10 6 4 4 6 2 2012 4 12 3 5 1 7
2007 4 12 3 5 1 7 2013 4 12 3 5 1 7
2008 9 7 5 3 4 4 2014 3 13 3 5 0 8
2009 9 7 4 4 5 3 2015 7 9 3 5 4 4
2010 11 5 5 3 6 2 2016 12 4 6 2 6 2
2011 8 8 6 2 2 6 2017 6 10 4 4 2 6
2012 6 10 3 5 3 5 2018 4 12 3 5 1 7
2013 8 8 6 2 2 6 466 423 11 261 186 3 205 237 8
2014 4 12 2 6 2 6 *includes Los Angeles Raiders (1982-1994).
2015 10 6 6 2 4 4
2016 5 11 2 6 3 5 PITTSBURGH STEELERS*
2017 5 11 4 4 1 7 All Games Home Games Road Games
2018 4 12 2 6 2 6 Season W L T W L T W L T
401 491 8 222 222 5 179 269 3 1933 3 6 2 2 3 1 3 2
*includes New York Titans (1960-62). 1934 2 10 1 5 1 5
1935 4 8 2 5 2 3
OAKLAND RAIDERS* 1936 6 6 4 1 2 5
All Games Home Games Road Games 1937 4 7 2 4 2 3
Season W L T W L T W L T 1938 2 9 0 5 2 4
1960 6 8 3 4 3 4 1939 1 9 1 1 4 0 5 1
1961 2 12 1 6 1 6 1940 2 7 2 1 2 2 1 5
1962 1 13 1 6 0 7 1941 1 9 1 1 4 0 5 1
1963 10 4 6 1 4 3 1942 7 4 3 2 4 2
1964 5 7 2 5 2 0 5 2 1945 2 8 1 4 1 4
1965 8 5 1 5 2 3 3 1 1946 5 5 1 4 1 1 4 1
1966 8 5 1 3 3 1 5 2 1947 8 4 5 1 3 3
1967 13 1 7 0 6 1 1948 4 8 4 2 0 6
1968 12 2 6 1 6 1 1949 6 5 1 3 2 1 3 3
1969 12 1 1 7 0 5 1 1 1950 6 6 2 4 4 2
1970 8 4 2 6 1 2 3 2 1951 4 7 1 1 4 1 3 3
1971 8 4 2 5 1 1 3 3 1 1952 5 7 2 4 3 3
1972 10 3 1 5 1 1 5 2 1953 6 6 3 3 3 3
1973 9 4 1 5 2 4 2 1 1954 5 7 4 2 1 5
1974 12 2 6 1 6 1 1955 4 8 3 2 1 6
1975 11 3 6 1 5 2 1956 5 7 3 3 2 4
1976 13 1 7 0 6 1 1957 6 6 4 2 2 4
1977 11 3 6 1 5 2 1958 7 4 1 5 1 2 3 1
1978 9 7 4 4 5 3 1959 6 5 1 3 2 1 3 3
1979 9 7 6 2 3 5 1960 5 6 1 4 2 1 4 1
1980 11 5 6 2 5 3 1961 6 8 4 3 2 5
1981 7 9 4 4 3 5 1962 9 5 4 3 5 2
1982 8 1 4 0 4 1 1963 7 4 3 5 0 2 2 4 1
1983 12 4 6 2 6 2 1964 5 9 2 5 3 4
1984 11 5 6 2 5 3 1965 2 12 1 6 1 6
1985 12 4 7 1 5 3 1966 5 8 1 3 3 1 2 5
1986 8 8 3 5 5 3 1967 4 9 1 1 6 3 3 1
1987 5 10 3 5 2 5 1968 2 11 1 1 6 1 5 1
1988 7 9 3 5 4 4 1969 1 13 1 6 0 7
1989 8 8 7 1 1 7 1970 5 9 4 3 1 6
1990 12 4 6 2 6 2 1971 6 8 5 2 1 6
1991 9 7 5 3 4 4 1972 11 3 7 0 4 3
1992 7 9 5 3 2 6 1973 10 4 7 1 3 3
1993 10 6 5 3 5 3 1974 10 3 1 5 2 5 1 1
1994 9 7 4 4 5 3 1975 12 2 6 1 6 1
1995 8 8 4 4 4 4 1976 10 4 6 1 4 3
1996 7 9 4 4 3 5 1977 9 5 6 1 3 4
1997 4 12 2 6 2 6 1978 14 2 7 1 7 1
1998 8 8 4 4 4 4 1979 12 4 8 0 4 4
1999 8 8 5 3 3 5 1980 9 7 6 2 3 5
2000 12 4 7 1 5 3 1981 8 8 5 3 3 5
2001 10 6 5 3 5 3 1982 6 3 4 0 2 3
2002 11 5 6 2 5 3 1983 10 6 4 4 6 2
2003 4 12 4 4 0 8 1984 9 7 6 2 3 5
2004 5 11 3 5 2 6 1985 7 9 5 3 2 6
2005 4 12 2 6 2 6 1986 6 10 4 4 2 6

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1987 8 7 4 3 4 4 1992 10 6 5 3 5 3
1988 5 11 4 4 1 7 1993 12 4 7 1 5 3
1989 9 7 4 4 5 3 1994 2 14 2 6 0 8
1990 9 7 6 2 3 5 1995 7 9 3 5 4 4
1991 7 9 5 3 2 6 1996 8 8 2 6 6 2
1992 11 5 7 1 4 4 1997 8 8 6 2 2 6
1993 9 7 6 2 3 5 1998 8 8 3 5 5 3
1994 12 4 7 1 5 3 1999 13 3 8 0 5 3
1995 11 5 6 2 5 3 2000 13 3 7 1 6 2
1996 10 6 7 1 3 5 2001 7 9 3 5 4 4
1997 11 5 7 1 4 4 2002 11 5 6 2 5 3
1998 7 9 5 3 2 6 2003 12 4 7 1 5 3
1999 6 10 2 6 4 4 2004 5 11 2 6 3 5
2000 9 7 4 4 5 3 2005 4 12 3 5 1 7
2001 13 3 7 1 6 2 2006 8 8 4 4 4 4
2002 10 5 1 5 2 1 5 3 2007 10 6 5 3 5 3
2003 6 10 4 4 2 6 2008 13 3 7 1 6 2
2004 15 1 8 0 7 1 2009 8 8 5 3 3 5
2005 11 5 5 3 6 2 2010 6 10 3 5 3 5
2006 8 8 5 3 3 5 2011 9 7 5 3 4 4
2007 10 6 7 1 3 5 2012 6 10 4 4 2 6
2008 12 4 6 2 6 2 2013 7 9 3 5 4 4
2009 9 7 6 2 3 5 2014 2 14 1 7 1 7
2010 12 4 5 3 7 1 2015 3 13 1 7 2 6
2011 12 4 7 1 5 3 2016 9 7 5 3 4 4
2012 8 8 5 3 3 5 2017 9 7 6 2 3 5
2013 8 8 5 3 3 5 2018 9 7 6 2 3 5
2014 11 5 6 2 5 3 431 463 6 249 199 2 182 264 4
2015 10 6 6 2 4 4 *includes Houston (1960-1996) and Tennessee Oilers (1997-98)
2016 11 5 6 2 5 3 .
2017 13 3 6 2 7 1 NFC
2018 9 6 1 5 3 4 3 1 ARIZONA CARDINALS*
623 544 21 363 219 9 260 325 12 All Games Home Games Road Games
*includes Pittsburgh Pirates (1933-39). Season W L T W L T W L T
1920 6 2 2 5 1 1 1 1 1
TENNESSEE TITANS* 1921 3 3 2 3 3 1 0 0 1
All Games Home Games Road Games 1922 8 3 8 3 0 0
Season W L T W L T W L T 1923 8 4 8 3 0 1
1960 10 4 6 1 4 3 1924 5 4 1 5 3 1 0 1
1961 10 3 1 6 1 4 2 1 1925 11 2 1 11 2 0 0 1
1962 11 3 6 1 5 2 1926 5 6 1 3 3 2 3 1
1963 6 8 4 3 2 5 1927 3 7 1 2 3 1 1 4
1964 4 10 3 4 1 6 1928 1 5 1 1 0 4
1965 4 10 3 4 1 6 1929 6 6 1 3 2 3 4 1
1966 3 11 3 4 0 7 1930 5 6 2 3 2 2 4 2
1967 9 4 1 5 2 4 2 1 1931 5 4 3 0 2 4
1968 7 7 3 4 4 3 1932 2 6 2 1 2 1 1 4 1
1969 6 6 2 4 2 1 2 4 1 1933 1 9 1 0 4 1 1 5
1970 3 10 1 1 6 2 4 1 1934 5 6 2 2 3 4
1971 4 9 1 3 3 1 1 6 1935 6 4 2 2 2 4 2 2
1972 1 13 1 6 0 7 1936 3 8 1 3 1 1 0 7
1973 1 13 0 7 1 6 1937 5 5 1 1 3 4 2 1
1974 7 7 3 4 4 3 1938 2 9 1 4 1 5
1975 10 4 5 2 5 2 1939 1 10 0 4 1 6
1976 5 9 3 4 2 5 1940 2 7 2 2 1 1 0 6 1
1977 8 6 5 2 3 4 1941 3 7 1 0 3 1 3 4
1978 10 6 5 3 5 3 1942 3 8 2 2 1 6
1979 11 5 6 2 5 3 1943 0 10 0 3 0 7
1980 11 5 6 2 5 3 1945 1 9 0 3 1 6
1981 7 9 5 3 2 6 1946 6 5 2 2 4 3
1982 1 8 1 4 0 4 1947 9 3 5 0 4 3
1983 2 14 2 6 0 8 1948 11 1 5 1 6 0
1984 3 13 2 6 1 7 1949 6 5 1 2 3 1 4 2
1985 5 11 4 4 1 7 1950 5 7 3 3 2 4
1986 5 11 4 4 1 7 1951 3 9 1 5 2 4
1987 9 6 5 2 4 4 1952 4 8 2 4 2 4
1988 10 6 7 1 3 5 1953 1 10 1 0 5 1 1 5
1989 9 7 6 2 3 5 1954 2 10 2 4 0 6
1990 9 7 6 2 3 5 1955 4 7 1 3 2 1 1 5
1991 11 5 7 1 4 4 1956 7 5 4 2 3 3

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1957 3 9 0 6 3 3 1967 1 12 1 1 5 1 0 7
1958 2 9 1 1 4 1 1 5 1968 2 12 1 6 1 6
1959 2 10 2 4 0 6 1969 6 8 4 3 2 5
1960 6 5 1 3 2 1 3 3 1970 4 8 2 3 4 1 4 2
1961 7 7 3 4 4 3 1971 7 6 1 4 3 3 3 1
1962 4 9 1 2 4 1 2 5 1972 7 7 4 3 3 4
1963 9 5 3 4 6 1 1973 9 5 4 3 5 2
1964 9 3 2 4 1 1 5 2 1 1974 3 11 2 5 1 6
1965 5 9 2 5 3 4 1975 4 10 3 4 1 6
1966 8 5 1 5 1 1 3 4 1976 4 10 3 4 1 6
1967 6 7 1 3 3 1 3 4 1977 7 7 4 3 3 4
1968 9 4 1 4 2 1 5 2 1978 9 7 7 1 2 6
1969 4 9 1 3 4 1 5 1 1979 6 10 3 5 3 5
1970 8 5 1 6 1 2 4 1 1980 12 4 6 2 6 2
1971 4 9 1 1 5 1 3 4 1981 7 9 4 4 3 5
1972 4 9 1 2 5 2 4 1 1982 5 4 2 3 3 1
1973 4 9 1 2 4 1 2 5 1983 7 9 4 4 3 5
1974 10 4 5 2 5 2 1984 4 12 2 6 2 6
1975 11 3 6 1 5 2 1985 4 12 3 5 1 7
1976 10 4 6 1 4 3 1986 7 8 1 2 5 1 5 3
1977 7 7 4 3 3 4 1987 3 12 2 6 1 6
1978 6 10 3 5 3 5 1988 5 11 2 6 3 5
1979 5 11 3 5 2 6 1989 3 13 3 5 0 8
1980 5 11 2 6 3 5 1990 5 11 5 3 0 8
1981 7 9 5 3 2 6 1991 10 6 6 2 4 4
1982 5 4 1 3 4 1 1992 6 10 5 3 1 7
1983 8 7 1 4 3 1 4 4 1993 6 10 4 4 2 6
1984 9 7 5 3 4 4 1994 7 9 5 3 2 6
1985 5 11 4 4 1 7 1995 9 7 7 1 2 6
1986 4 11 1 3 5 1 6 1 1996 3 13 2 6 1 7
1987 7 8 4 3 3 5 1997 7 9 3 5 4 4
1988 7 9 4 4 3 5 1998 14 2 8 0 6 2
1989 5 11 2 6 3 5 1999 5 11 4 4 1 7
1990 5 11 3 5 2 6 2000 4 12 3 5 1 7
1991 4 12 2 6 2 6 2001 7 9 3 5 4 4
1992 4 12 3 5 1 7 2002 9 6 1 5 3 4 3 1
1993 7 9 4 4 3 5 2003 5 11 2 6 3 5
1994 8 8 5 3 3 5 2004 11 5 7 1 4 4
1995 4 12 3 5 1 7 2005 8 8 4 4 4 4
1996 7 9 5 3 2 6 2006 7 9 3 5 4 4
1997 4 12 3 5 1 7 2007 4 12 3 5 1 7
1998 9 7 5 3 4 4 2008 11 5 7 1 4 4
1999 6 10 4 4 2 6 2009 9 7 6 2 3 5
2000 3 13 3 5 0 8 2010 13 3 7 1 6 2
2001 7 9 3 5 4 4 2011 10 6 6 2 4 4
2002 5 11 3 5 2 6 2012 13 3 7 1 6 2
2003 4 12 4 4 0 8 2013 4 12 3 5 1 7
2004 6 10 5 3 1 7 2014 6 10 3 5 3 5
2005 5 11 3 5 2 6 2015 8 8 4 4 4 4
2006 5 11 3 5 2 6 2016 11 5 5 3 6 2
2007 8 8 6 2 2 6 2017 10 6 5 3 5 3
2008 9 7 6 2 3 5 2018 7 9 4 4 3 5
2009 10 6 4 4 6 2 358 452 6 210 197 2 148 255 4
2010 5 11 4 4 1 7
2011 8 8 6 2 2 6 CAROLINA PANTHERS
2012 5 11 4 4 1 7 All Games Home Games Road Games
2013 10 6 6 2 4 4 Season W L T W L T W L T
2014 11 5 7 1 4 4 1995 7 9 5 3 2 6
2015 13 3 6 2 7 1 1996 12 4 8 0 4 4
2016 7 8 1 4 3 1 3 5 1997 7 9 2 6 5 3
2017 8 8 5 3 3 5 1998 4 12 2 6 2 6
2018 3 13 1 7 2 6 1999 8 8 5 3 3 5
553 743 40 325 318 23 228 425 17 2000 7 9 5 3 2 6
*includes Chicago Cardinals (1920-1959), St. Louis Cardinals 2001 1 15 0 8 1 7
(1960-1987), and Phoenix Cardinals (1988-1993). 2002 7 9 4 4 3 5
2003 11 5 6 2 5 3
ATLANTA FALCONS 2004 7 9 3 5 4 4
All Games Home Games Road Games 2005 11 5 5 3 6 2
Season W L T W L T W L T 2006 8 8 4 4 4 4
1966 3 11 1 6 2 5 2007 7 9 2 6 5 3

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2008 12 4 8 0 4 4 1974 4 10 4 3 0 7
2009 8 8 5 3 3 5 1975 4 10 3 4 1 6
2010 2 14 2 6 0 8 1976 7 7 4 3 3 4
2011 6 10 3 5 3 5 1977 9 5 5 2 4 3
2012 7 9 3 5 4 4 1978 7 9 4 4 3 5
2013 12 4 7 1 5 3 1979 10 6 6 2 4 4
2014 7 8 1 4 4 3 4 1 1980 7 9 5 3 2 6
2015 15 1 8 0 7 1 1981 6 10 4 4 2 6
2016 6 10 4 4 2 6 1982 3 6 2 2 1 4
2017 11 5 6 2 5 3 1983 8 8 5 3 3 5
2018 7 9 5 3 2 6 1984 10 6 6 2 4 4
190 193 1 106 86 84 107 1 1985 15 1 8 0 7 1
1986 14 2 7 1 7 1
CHICAGO BEARS* 1987 11 4 6 2 5 2
All Games Home Games Road Games 1988 12 4 7 1 5 3
Season W L T W L T W L T 1989 6 10 4 4 2 6
1920 10 1 2 6 0 1 4 1 1 1990 11 5 7 1 4 4
1921 9 1 1 9 1 1 0 0 1991 11 5 6 2 5 3
1922 9 3 7 1 2 2 1992 5 11 4 4 1 7
1923 9 2 1 7 1 1 2 1 1993 7 9 3 5 4 4
1924 6 1 4 5 0 3 1 1 1 1994 9 7 5 3 4 4
1925 9 5 3 7 1 1 2 4 2 1995 9 7 5 3 4 4
1926 12 1 3 10 0 2 2 1 1 1996 7 9 6 2 1 7
1927 9 3 2 7 1 1 2 2 1 1997 4 12 2 6 2 6
1928 7 5 1 6 3 1 2 1 1998 4 12 3 5 1 7
1929 4 9 2 1 5 2 3 4 1999 6 10 3 5 3 5
1930 9 4 1 5 2 1 4 2 2000 5 11 3 5 2 6
1931 8 5 6 3 2 2 2001 13 3 7 1 6 2
1932 7 1 6 6 1 1 1 0 5 2002 4 12 3 5 1 7
1933 10 2 1 6 0 4 2 1 2003 7 9 6 2 1 7
1934 13 0 5 0 8 0 2004 5 11 2 6 3 5
1935 6 4 2 1 2 2 5 2 2005 11 5 7 1 4 4
1936 9 3 3 1 6 2 2006 13 3 6 2 7 1
1937 9 1 1 4 1 5 0 1 2007 7 9 4 4 3 5
1938 6 5 2 3 4 2 2008 9 7 6 2 3 5
1939 8 3 4 1 4 2 2009 7 9 5 3 2 6
1940 8 3 5 0 3 3 2010 11 5 5 3 6 2
1941 10 1 5 1 5 0 2011 8 8 5 3 3 5
1942 11 0 6 0 5 0 2012 10 6 5 3 5 3
1943 8 1 1 5 0 3 1 1 2013 8 8 5 3 3 5
1944 6 3 1 4 0 1 2 3 2014 5 11 2 6 3 5
1945 3 7 2 3 1 4 2015 6 10 1 7 5 3
1946 8 2 1 4 1 1 4 1 2016 3 13 3 5 0 8
1947 8 4 4 2 4 2 2017 5 11 3 5 2 6
1948 10 2 5 1 5 1 2018 12 4 7 1 5 3
1949 9 3 5 1 4 2 761 583 42 445 246 24 316 337 18
1950 9 3 6 0 3 3 *includes Decatur Staleys (1920) and Chicago Staleys (1921).
1951 7 5 3 3 4 2
1952 5 7 3 3 2 4 DALLAS COWBOYS
1953 3 8 1 1 4 1 2 4 All Games Home Games Road Games
1954 8 4 4 2 4 2 Season W L T W L T W L T
1955 8 4 5 1 3 3 1960 0 11 1 0 6 0 5 1
1956 9 2 1 6 0 3 2 1 1961 4 9 1 2 4 1 2 5
1957 5 7 2 4 3 3 1962 5 8 1 2 4 1 3 4
1958 8 4 5 1 3 3 1963 4 10 3 4 1 6
1959 8 4 4 2 4 2 1964 5 8 1 2 4 1 3 4
1960 5 6 1 4 2 1 4 1 1965 7 7 5 2 2 5
1961 8 6 5 2 3 4 1966 10 3 1 6 1 4 2 1
1962 9 5 4 3 5 2 1967 9 5 5 2 4 3
1963 11 1 2 6 0 1 5 1 1 1968 12 2 5 2 7 0
1964 5 9 2 5 3 4 1969 11 2 1 6 0 1 5 2
1965 9 5 5 2 4 3 1970 10 4 6 1 4 3
1966 5 7 2 4 1 2 1 6 1971 11 3 6 1 5 2
1967 7 6 1 3 3 1 4 3 1972 10 4 5 2 5 2
1968 7 7 2 5 5 2 1973 10 4 6 1 4 3
1969 1 13 1 6 0 7 1974 8 6 5 2 3 4
1970 6 8 3 4 3 4 1975 10 4 5 2 5 2
1971 6 8 4 3 2 5 1976 11 3 6 1 5 2
1972 4 9 1 1 5 1 3 4 1977 12 2 6 1 6 1
1973 3 11 1 6 2 5 1978 12 4 7 1 5 3

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1979 11 5 6 2 5 3 1955 3 9 3 4 0 5
1980 12 4 8 0 4 4 1956 9 3 5 1 4 2
1981 12 4 8 0 4 4 1957 8 4 5 1 3 3
1982 6 3 3 2 3 1 1958 4 7 1 2 4 2 3 1
1983 12 4 6 2 6 2 1959 3 8 1 2 4 1 4 1
1984 9 7 5 3 4 4 1960 7 5 5 1 2 4
1985 10 6 7 1 3 5 1961 8 5 1 2 5 6 0 1
1986 7 9 3 5 4 4 1962 11 3 7 0 4 3
1987 7 8 3 4 4 4 1963 5 8 1 3 3 1 2 5
1988 3 13 1 7 2 6 1964 7 5 2 3 3 1 4 2 1
1989 1 15 0 8 1 7 1965 6 7 1 2 4 1 4 3
1990 7 9 5 3 2 6 1966 4 9 1 3 4 1 5 1
1991 11 5 6 2 5 3 1967 5 7 2 3 4 2 3 2
1992 13 3 7 1 6 2 1968 4 8 2 1 4 2 3 4
1993 12 4 6 2 6 2 1969 9 4 1 5 2 4 2 1
1994 12 4 6 2 6 2 1970 10 4 6 1 4 3
1995 12 4 6 2 6 2 1971 7 6 1 3 4 4 2 1
1996 10 6 6 2 4 4 1972 8 5 1 5 2 3 3 1
1997 6 10 5 3 1 7 1973 6 7 1 4 3 2 4 1
1998 10 6 6 2 4 4 1974 7 7 5 2 2 5
1999 8 8 7 1 1 7 1975 7 7 4 3 3 4
2000 5 11 3 5 2 6 1976 6 8 5 2 1 6
2001 5 11 4 4 1 7 1977 6 8 5 2 1 6
2002 5 11 4 4 1 7 1978 7 9 5 3 2 6
2003 10 6 6 2 4 4 1979 2 14 2 6 0 8
2004 6 10 4 4 2 6 1980 9 7 6 2 3 5
2005 9 7 5 3 4 4 1981 8 8 7 1 1 7
2006 9 7 4 4 5 3 1982 4 5 2 3 2 2
2007 13 3 6 2 7 1 1983 9 7 6 2 3 5
2008 9 7 6 2 3 5 1984 4 11 1 2 5 1 2 6
2009 11 5 6 2 5 3 1985 7 9 6 2 1 7
2010 6 10 2 6 4 4 1986 5 11 1 7 4 4
2011 8 8 5 3 3 5 1987 4 11 1 6 3 5
2012 8 8 4 4 4 4 1988 4 12 2 6 2 6
2013 8 8 5 3 3 5 1989 7 9 4 4 3 5
2014 12 4 4 4 8 0 1990 6 10 3 5 3 5
2015 4 12 1 7 3 5 1991 12 4 8 0 4 4
2016 13 3 7 1 6 2 1992 5 11 3 5 2 6
2017 9 7 3 5 6 2 1993 10 6 5 3 5 3
2018 10 6 7 1 3 5 1994 9 7 6 2 3 5
512 380 6 284 161 4 228 219 2 1995 10 6 7 1 3 5
1996 5 11 4 4 1 7
DETROIT LIONS* 1997 9 7 6 2 3 5
All Games Home Games Road Games 1998 5 11 4 4 1 7
Season W L T W L T W L T 1999 8 8 6 2 2 6
1930 5 6 3 5 1 2 0 5 1 2000 9 7 4 4 5 3
1931 11 3 8 0 3 3 2001 2 14 2 6 0 8
1932 6 2 4 3 0 2 3 2 2 2002 3 13 3 5 0 8
1933 6 5 4 1 2 4 2003 5 11 5 3 0 8
1934 10 3 6 2 4 1 2004 6 10 3 5 3 5
1935 7 3 2 5 0 1 2 3 1 2005 5 11 3 5 2 6
1936 8 4 5 1 3 3 2006 3 13 2 6 1 7
1937 7 4 4 2 3 2 2007 7 9 5 3 2 6
1938 7 4 4 3 3 1 2008 0 16 0 8 0 8
1939 6 5 4 2 2 3 2009 2 14 2 6 0 8
1940 5 5 1 3 3 2 2 1 2010 6 10 4 4 2 6
1941 4 6 1 3 2 1 4 1 2011 10 6 5 3 5 3
1942 0 11 0 7 0 4 2012 4 12 2 6 2 6
1943 3 6 1 2 2 1 1 4 2013 7 9 4 4 3 5
1944 6 3 1 4 2 2 1 1 2014 11 5 7 1 4 4
1945 7 3 4 1 3 2 2015 7 9 4 4 3 5
1946 1 10 1 5 0 5 2016 9 7 6 2 3 5
1947 3 9 2 4 1 5 2017 9 7 4 4 5 3
1948 2 10 2 4 0 6 2018 6 10 3 5 3 5
1949 4 8 2 4 2 4 559 658 32 346 275 14 213 383 18
1950 6 6 4 2 2 4 *includes Portsmouth Spartans (1930-33).
1951 7 4 1 3 3 1 4 1
1952 9 3 6 1 3 2
1953 10 2 5 1 5 1
1954 9 2 1 5 0 1 4 2

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Season W L T W L T W L T 1990 6 10 3 5 3 5
1921 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1991 4 12 2 6 2 6
1922 4 3 3 4 1 1 0 2 2 1992 9 7 6 2 3 5
1923 7 2 1 4 2 1 3 0 1993 9 7 6 2 3 5
1924 7 4 5 0 2 4 1994 9 7 7 1 2 6
1925 8 5 6 0 2 5 1995 11 5 7 1 4 4
1926 7 3 3 4 1 2 3 2 1 1996 13 3 8 0 5 3
1927 7 2 1 6 1 1 1 1 1997 13 3 8 0 5 3
1928 6 4 3 2 2 2 4 2 1 1998 11 5 7 1 4 4
1929 12 0 1 5 0 7 0 1 1999 8 8 5 3 3 5
1930 10 3 1 6 0 4 3 1 2000 9 7 6 2 3 5
1931 12 2 8 0 4 2 2001 12 4 7 1 5 3
1932 10 3 1 5 0 1 5 3 2002 12 4 8 0 4 4
1933 5 7 1 3 2 1 2 5 2003 10 6 5 3 5 3
1934 7 6 4 2 3 4 2004 10 6 4 4 6 2
1935 8 4 5 2 3 2 2005 4 12 3 5 1 7
1936 10 1 1 5 1 5 0 1 2006 8 8 3 5 5 3
1937 7 4 3 2 4 2 2007 13 3 7 1 6 2
1938 8 3 4 2 4 1 2008 6 10 4 4 2 6
1939 9 2 4 1 5 1 2009 11 5 6 2 5 3
1940 6 4 1 4 2 2 2 1 2010 10 6 7 1 3 5
1941 10 1 4 1 6 0 2011 15 1 8 0 7 1
1942 8 2 1 4 1 4 1 1 2012 11 5 7 1 4 4
1943 7 2 1 2 1 1 5 1 2013 8 7 1 4 3 1 4 4
1944 8 2 5 0 3 2 2014 12 4 8 0 4 4
1945 6 4 4 1 2 3 2015 10 6 5 3 5 3
1946 6 5 2 3 4 2 2016 10 6 6 2 4 4
1947 6 5 1 4 2 2 3 1 2017 7 9 4 4 3 5
1948 3 9 2 4 1 5 2018 6 9 1 5 2 1 1 7
1949 2 10 1 5 1 5 743 571 38 430 227 18 313 344 20
1950 3 9 3 3 0 6
1951 3 9 2 4 1 5 LOS ANGELES RAMS*
1952 6 6 3 3 3 3 All Games Home Games Road Games
1953 2 9 1 1 5 1 4 1 Season W L T W L T W L T
1954 4 8 2 4 2 4 1937 1 10 0 5 1 5
1955 6 6 5 1 1 5 1938 4 7 2 2 2 5
1956 4 8 2 4 2 4 1939 5 5 1 3 2 1 2 3
1957 3 9 1 5 2 4 1940 4 6 1 3 1 1 1 5
1958 1 10 1 1 4 1 0 6 1941 2 9 1 4 1 5
1959 7 5 4 2 3 3 1942 5 6 3 2 2 4
1960 8 4 4 2 4 2 1944 4 6 1 2 3 4
1961 11 3 6 1 5 2 1945 9 1 4 0 5 1
1962 13 1 7 0 6 1 1946 6 4 1 3 2 3 2 1
1963 11 2 1 6 1 5 1 1 1947 6 6 3 3 3 3
1964 8 5 1 4 3 4 2 1 1948 6 5 1 3 2 1 3 3
1965 10 3 1 6 1 4 2 1 1949 8 2 2 5 1 3 1 2
1966 12 2 6 1 6 1 1950 9 3 5 1 4 2
1967 9 4 1 4 2 1 5 2 1951 8 4 5 2 3 2
1968 6 7 1 2 5 4 2 1 1952 9 3 5 1 4 2
1969 8 6 5 2 3 4 1953 8 3 1 5 1 3 2 1
1970 6 8 4 3 2 5 1954 6 5 1 3 2 1 3 3
1971 4 8 2 3 3 1 1 5 1 1955 8 3 1 5 1 3 2 1
1972 10 4 4 3 6 1 1956 4 8 4 2 0 6
1973 5 7 2 3 2 2 2 5 1957 6 6 5 1 1 5
1974 6 8 4 3 2 5 1958 8 4 4 2 4 2
1975 4 10 3 4 1 6 1959 2 10 0 6 2 4
1976 5 9 4 3 1 6 1960 4 7 1 2 3 1 2 4
1977 4 10 2 5 2 5 1961 4 10 4 3 0 7
1978 8 7 1 5 2 1 3 5 1962 1 12 1 0 7 1 5 1
1979 5 11 4 4 1 7 1963 5 9 3 4 2 5
1980 5 10 1 4 4 1 6 1 1964 5 7 2 3 2 2 2 5
1981 8 8 4 4 4 4 1965 4 10 3 4 1 6
1982 5 3 1 3 1 2 2 1 1966 8 6 5 2 3 4
1983 8 8 5 3 3 5 1967 11 1 2 5 1 1 6 0 1
1984 8 8 5 3 3 5 1968 10 3 1 5 2 5 1 1
1985 8 8 5 3 3 5 1969 11 3 5 2 6 1
1986 4 12 1 7 3 5 1970 9 4 1 3 3 1 6 1
1987 5 9 1 2 5 1 3 4 1971 8 5 1 4 2 1 4 3
1988 4 12 2 6 2 6 1972 6 7 1 4 3 2 4 1
1989 10 6 6 2 4 4 1973 12 2 7 0 5 2

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1974 10 4 6 1 4 3 1979 7 9 5 3 2 6
1975 12 2 6 1 6 1 1980 9 7 5 3 4 4
1976 10 3 1 5 2 5 1 1 1981 7 9 5 3 2 6
1977 10 4 7 0 3 4 1982 5 4 4 1 1 3
1978 12 4 6 2 6 2 1983 8 8 3 5 5 3
1979 9 7 4 4 5 3 1984 3 13 2 6 1 7
1980 11 5 6 2 5 3 1985 7 9 4 4 3 5
1981 6 10 4 4 2 6 1986 9 7 5 3 4 4
1982 2 7 1 4 1 3 1987 8 7 5 3 3 4
1983 9 7 5 3 4 4 1988 11 5 7 1 4 4
1984 10 6 5 3 5 3 1989 10 6 8 0 2 6
1985 11 5 6 2 5 3 1990 6 10 4 4 2 6
1986 10 6 6 2 4 4 1991 8 8 4 4 4 4
1987 6 9 3 4 3 5 1992 11 5 5 3 6 2
1988 10 6 4 4 6 2 1993 9 7 4 4 5 3
1989 11 5 6 2 5 3 1994 10 6 6 2 4 4
1990 5 11 2 6 3 5 1995 8 8 6 2 2 6
1991 3 13 2 6 1 7 1996 9 7 5 3 4 4
1992 6 10 4 4 2 6 1997 9 7 5 3 4 4
1993 5 11 3 5 2 6 1998 15 1 8 0 7 1
1994 4 12 3 5 1 7 1999 10 6 6 2 4 4
1995 7 9 4 4 3 5 2000 11 5 7 1 4 4
1996 6 10 4 4 2 6 2001 5 11 5 3 0 8
1997 5 11 2 6 3 5 2002 6 10 4 4 2 6
1998 4 12 2 6 2 6 2003 9 7 6 2 3 5
1999 13 3 8 0 5 3 2004 8 8 5 3 3 5
2000 10 6 5 3 5 3 2005 9 7 6 2 3 5
2001 14 2 6 2 8 0 2006 6 10 3 5 3 5
2002 7 9 6 2 1 7 2007 8 8 5 3 3 5
2003 12 4 8 0 4 4 2008 10 6 6 2 4 4
2004 8 8 6 2 2 6 2009 12 4 8 0 4 4
2005 6 10 3 5 3 5 2010 6 10 4 4 2 6
2006 8 8 4 4 4 4 2011 3 13 1 7 2 6
2007 3 13 1 7 2 6 2012 10 6 7 1 3 5
2008 2 14 1 7 1 7 2013 5 10 1 5 3 0 7 1
2009 1 15 0 8 1 7 2014 7 9 5 3 2 6
2010 7 9 5 3 2 6 2015 11 5 6 2 5 3
2011 2 14 1 7 1 7 2016 8 8 5 3 3 5
2012 7 8 1 4 4 3 4 1 2017 13 3 7 1 6 2
2013 7 9 5 3 2 6 2018 8 7 1 5 3 3 4 1
2014 6 10 3 5 3 5 478 397 11 282 158 4 196 239 7
2015 7 9 5 3 2 6
2016 4 12 1 7 3 5 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
2017 11 5 4 4 7 1 All Games Home Games Road Games
2018 13 3 7 1 6 2 Season W L T W L T W L T
568 562 21 314 246 10 254 316 11 1967 3 11 2 5 1 6
*includes Cleveland Rams (1937-1942, 1944-45), Los Angeles 1968 4 9 1 3 4 1 5 1
Rams (1946-1994), and St. Louis Rams (1995-2015) 1969 5 9 3 4 2 5
. 1970 2 11 1 2 5 0 6 1
MINNESOTA VIKINGS 1971 4 8 2 2 4 1 2 4 1
All Games Home Games Road Games 1972 2 11 1 2 5 0 6 1
Season W L T W L T W L T 1973 5 9 5 2 0 7
1961 3 11 3 4 0 7 1974 5 9 4 3 1 6
1962 2 11 1 1 5 1 1 6 1975 2 12 2 5 0 7
1963 5 8 1 3 4 2 4 1 1976 4 10 2 5 2 5
1964 8 5 1 4 3 4 2 1 1977 3 11 2 5 1 6
1965 7 7 2 5 5 2 1978 7 9 3 5 4 4
1966 4 9 1 2 5 2 4 1 1979 8 8 3 5 5 3
1967 3 8 3 1 4 2 2 4 1 1980 1 15 0 8 1 7
1968 8 6 4 3 4 3 1981 4 12 2 6 2 6
1969 12 2 7 0 5 2 1982 4 5 2 3 2 2
1970 12 2 7 0 5 2 1983 8 8 5 3 3 5
1971 11 3 5 2 6 1 1984 7 9 3 5 4 4
1972 7 7 3 4 4 3 1985 5 11 3 5 2 6
1973 12 2 7 0 5 2 1986 7 9 4 4 3 5
1974 10 4 4 3 6 1 1987 12 3 6 1 6 2
1975 12 2 7 0 5 2 1988 10 6 5 3 5 3
1976 11 2 1 6 0 1 5 2 1989 9 7 5 3 4 4
1977 9 5 5 2 4 3 1990 8 8 5 3 3 5
1978 8 7 1 5 3 3 4 1 1991 11 5 6 2 5 3

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1992 12 4 6 2 6 2 1963 11 3 5 2 6 1
1993 8 8 4 4 4 4 1964 2 10 2 2 5 0 5 2
1994 7 9 3 5 4 4 1965 7 7 3 4 4 3
1995 7 9 4 4 3 5 1966 1 12 1 1 6 0 6 1
1996 3 13 2 6 1 7 1967 7 7 5 2 2 5
1997 6 10 3 5 3 5 1968 7 7 3 4 4 3
1998 6 10 4 4 2 6 1969 6 8 5 2 1 6
1999 3 13 3 5 0 8 1970 9 5 5 2 4 3
2000 10 6 3 5 7 1 1971 4 10 1 6 3 4
2001 7 9 3 5 4 4 1972 8 6 4 3 4 3
2002 9 7 4 4 5 3 1973 2 11 1 2 4 1 0 7
2003 8 8 5 3 3 5 1974 2 12 0 7 2 5
2004 8 8 3 5 5 3 1975 5 9 2 5 3 4
2005 3 13 1 7 2 6 1976 3 11 3 4 0 7
2006 10 6 4 4 6 2 1977 5 9 3 4 2 5
2007 7 9 3 5 4 4 1978 6 10 5 3 1 7
2008 8 8 6 2 2 6 1979 6 10 4 4 2 6
2009 13 3 6 2 7 1 1980 4 12 2 6 2 6
2010 11 5 5 3 6 2 1981 9 7 4 4 5 3
2011 13 3 8 0 5 3 1982 4 5 2 3 2 2
2012 7 9 4 4 3 5 1983 3 12 1 1 7 2 5 1
2013 11 5 8 0 3 5 1984 9 7 6 2 3 5
2014 7 9 3 5 4 4 1985 10 6 6 2 4 4
2015 7 9 4 4 3 5 1986 14 2 8 0 6 2
2016 7 9 4 4 3 5 1987 6 9 5 3 1 6
2017 11 5 7 1 4 4 1988 10 6 5 3 5 3
2018 13 3 6 2 7 1 1989 12 4 7 1 5 3
362 435 5 197 203 1 165 232 4 1990 13 3 7 1 6 2
1991 8 8 5 3 3 5
NEW YORK GIANTS 1992 6 10 4 4 2 6
All Games Home Games Road Games 1993 11 5 6 2 5 3
Season W L T W L T W L T 1994 9 7 4 4 5 3
1925 8 4 7 2 1 2 1995 5 11 3 5 2 6
1926 8 4 1 5 2 1 3 2 1996 6 10 3 5 3 5
1927 11 1 1 7 1 4 0 1 1997 10 5 1 6 2 4 3 1
1928 4 7 2 1 2 2 3 5 1998 8 8 5 3 3 5
1929 13 1 1 7 1 6 0 1 1999 7 9 4 4 3 5
1930 13 4 6 2 7 2 2000 12 4 5 3 7 1
1931 7 6 1 4 2 1 3 4 2001 7 9 5 3 2 6
1932 4 6 2 3 2 1 1 4 1 2002 10 6 5 3 5 3
1933 11 3 7 0 4 3 2003 4 12 1 7 3 5
1934 8 5 5 1 3 4 2004 6 10 3 5 3 5
1935 9 3 4 2 5 1 2005 11 5 7 1 4 4
1936 5 6 1 3 3 1 2 3 2006 8 8 3 5 5 3
1937 6 3 2 4 2 1 2 1 1 2007 10 6 3 5 7 1
1938 8 2 1 6 1 2 1 1 2008 12 4 7 1 5 3
1939 9 1 1 6 0 3 1 1 2009 8 8 4 4 4 4
1940 6 4 1 4 3 2 1 1 2010 10 6 5 3 5 3
1941 8 3 5 2 3 1 2011 9 7 4 4 5 3
1942 5 5 1 3 2 1 2 3 2012 9 7 6 2 3 5
1943 6 3 1 4 2 2 1 1 2013 7 9 4 4 3 5
1944 8 1 1 5 1 3 0 1 2014 6 10 3 5 3 5
1945 3 6 1 2 4 1 2 1 2015 6 10 3 5 3 5
1946 7 3 1 5 1 1 2 2 2016 11 5 7 1 4 4
1947 2 8 2 2 3 1 0 5 1 2017 3 13 2 6 1 7
1948 4 8 2 4 2 4 2018 5 11 2 6 3 5
1949 6 6 2 4 4 2 692 596 33 384 278 16 308 318 17
1950 10 2 5 1 5 1
1951 9 2 1 5 1 4 1 1 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
1952 7 5 2 4 5 1 All Games Home Games Road Games
1953 3 9 2 4 1 5 Season W L T W L T W L T
1954 7 5 4 2 3 3 1933 3 5 1 2 3 1 1 2
1955 6 5 1 4 1 1 2 4 1934 4 7 2 4 2 3
1956 8 3 1 4 1 1 4 2 1935 2 9 0 5 2 4
1957 7 5 3 3 4 2 1936 1 11 1 6 0 5
1958 9 3 5 1 4 2 1937 2 8 1 0 5 1 2 3
1959 10 2 5 1 5 1 1938 5 6 2 3 3 3
1960 6 4 2 1 3 2 5 1 1939 1 9 1 1 3 1 0 6
1961 10 3 1 4 2 1 6 1 1940 1 10 1 4 0 6
1962 12 2 6 1 6 1 1941 2 8 1 1 4 1 1 4

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1942 2 9 0 5 2 4 2013 10 6 4 4 6 2
1944 7 1 2 3 1 2 4 0 2014 10 6 6 2 4 4
1945 7 3 6 0 1 3 2015 7 9 3 5 4 4
1946 6 5 3 2 3 3 2016 7 9 6 2 1 7
1947 8 4 6 1 2 3 2017 13 3 7 1 6 2
1948 9 2 1 6 0 3 2 1 2018 9 7 5 3 4 4
1949 11 1 6 0 5 1 572 597 25 320 270 12 252 327 13
1950 6 6 2 4 4 2
1951 4 8 1 5 3 3 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
1952 7 5 4 2 3 3 All Games Home Games Road Games
1953 7 4 1 5 0 1 2 4 Season W L T W L T W L T
1954 7 4 1 5 1 2 3 1 1950 3 9 3 3 0 6
1955 4 7 1 4 2 0 5 1 1951 7 4 1 5 1 2 3 1
1956 3 8 1 2 3 1 1 5 1952 7 5 3 3 4 2
1957 4 8 3 3 1 5 1953 9 3 5 1 4 2
1958 2 9 1 2 4 0 5 1 1954 7 4 1 4 2 3 2 1
1959 7 5 5 1 2 4 1955 4 8 2 4 2 4
1960 10 2 5 1 5 1 1956 5 6 1 3 3 2 3 1
1961 10 4 5 2 5 2 1957 8 4 5 1 3 3
1962 3 10 1 2 5 1 5 1 1958 6 6 4 2 2 4
1963 2 10 2 1 5 1 1 5 1 1959 7 5 4 2 3 3
1964 6 8 3 4 3 4 1960 7 5 3 3 4 2
1965 5 9 2 5 3 4 1961 7 6 1 5 1 1 2 5
1966 9 5 5 2 4 3 1962 6 8 1 6 5 2
1967 6 7 1 5 2 1 5 1 1963 2 12 2 5 0 7
1968 2 12 1 6 1 6 1964 4 10 3 4 1 6
1969 4 9 1 2 5 2 4 1 1965 7 6 1 4 2 1 3 4
1970 3 10 1 3 3 1 0 7 1966 6 6 2 4 2 1 2 4 1
1971 6 7 1 3 4 3 3 1 1967 7 7 3 4 4 3
1972 2 11 1 0 6 1 2 5 1968 7 6 1 3 3 1 4 3
1973 5 8 1 4 3 1 5 1 1969 4 8 2 3 3 1 1 5 1
1974 7 7 5 2 2 5 1970 10 3 1 5 1 1 5 2
1975 4 10 2 5 2 5 1971 9 5 4 3 5 2
1976 4 10 2 5 2 5 1972 8 5 1 4 2 1 4 3
1977 5 9 4 3 1 6 1973 5 9 3 4 2 5
1978 9 7 5 3 4 4 1974 6 8 3 4 3 4
1979 11 5 5 3 6 2 1975 5 9 2 5 3 4
1980 12 4 7 1 5 3 1976 8 6 4 3 4 3
1981 10 6 6 2 4 4 1977 5 9 3 4 2 5
1982 3 6 1 4 2 2 1978 2 14 2 6 0 8
1983 5 11 1 7 4 4 1979 2 14 2 6 0 8
1984 6 9 1 5 3 1 6 1 1980 6 10 4 4 2 6
1985 7 9 4 4 3 5 1981 13 3 7 1 6 2
1986 5 10 1 2 5 1 3 5 1982 3 6 0 5 3 1
1987 7 8 4 4 3 4 1983 10 6 4 4 6 2
1988 10 6 5 3 5 3 1984 15 1 7 1 8 0
1989 11 5 6 2 5 3 1985 10 6 5 3 5 3
1990 10 6 6 2 4 4 1986 10 5 1 6 2 4 3 1
1991 10 6 4 4 6 2 1987 13 2 6 1 7 1
1992 11 5 8 0 3 5 1988 10 6 4 4 6 2
1993 8 8 3 5 5 3 1989 14 2 6 2 8 0
1994 7 9 5 3 2 6 1990 14 2 6 2 8 0
1995 10 6 6 2 4 4 1991 10 6 7 1 3 5
1996 10 6 5 3 5 3 1992 14 2 7 1 7 1
1997 6 9 1 6 2 0 7 1 1993 10 6 6 2 4 4
1998 3 13 3 5 0 8 1994 13 3 7 1 6 2
1999 5 11 4 4 1 7 1995 11 5 6 2 5 3
2000 11 5 5 3 6 2 1996 12 4 6 2 6 2
2001 11 5 4 4 7 1 1997 13 3 8 0 5 3
2002 12 4 7 1 5 3 1998 12 4 8 0 4 4
2003 12 4 5 3 7 1 1999 4 12 3 5 1 7
2004 13 3 7 1 6 2 2000 6 10 4 4 2 6
2005 6 10 4 4 2 6 2001 12 4 7 1 5 3
2006 10 6 5 3 5 3 2002 10 6 5 3 5 3
2007 8 8 3 5 5 3 2003 7 9 6 2 1 7
2008 9 6 1 6 2 3 4 1 2004 2 14 1 7 1 7
2009 11 5 6 2 5 3 2005 4 12 3 5 1 7
2010 10 6 4 4 6 2 2006 7 9 4 4 3 5
2011 8 8 3 5 5 3 2007 5 11 3 5 2 6
2012 4 12 2 6 2 6 2008 7 9 4 4 3 5

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All Games Home Games Road Games All Games Home Games Road Games
Season W L T W L T W L T Season W L T W L T W L T
2009 8 8 6 2 2 6 1984 6 10 6 2 0 8
2010 6 10 5 3 1 7 1985 2 14 2 6 0 8
2011 13 3 7 1 6 2 1986 2 14 1 7 1 7
2012 11 4 1 6 1 1 5 3 1987 4 11 2 5 2 6
2013 12 4 6 2 6 2 1988 5 11 3 5 2 6
2014 8 8 4 4 4 4 1989 5 11 2 6 3 5
2015 5 11 4 4 1 7 1990 6 10 4 4 2 6
2016 2 14 1 7 1 7 1991 3 13 3 5 0 8
2017 6 10 3 5 3 5 1992 5 11 3 5 2 6
2018 4 12 4 4 0 8 1993 5 11 3 5 2 6
532 472 14 297 204 8 235 268 6 1994 6 10 4 4 2 6
1995 7 9 5 3 2 6
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 1996 6 10 5 3 1 7
All Games Home Games Road Games 1997 10 6 5 3 5 3
Season W L T W L T W L T 1998 8 8 6 2 2 6
1976 2 12 1 6 1 6 1999 11 5 7 1 4 4
1977 5 9 3 4 2 5 2000 10 6 6 2 4 4
1978 9 7 5 3 4 4 2001 9 7 5 3 4 4
1979 9 7 5 3 4 4 2002 12 4 6 2 6 2
1980 4 12 0 8 4 4 2003 7 9 3 5 4 4
1981 6 10 5 3 1 7 2004 5 11 4 4 1 7
1982 4 5 3 2 1 3 2005 11 5 6 2 5 3
1983 9 7 5 3 4 4 2006 4 12 3 5 1 7
1984 12 4 7 1 5 3 2007 9 7 6 2 3 5
1985 8 8 5 3 3 5 2008 9 7 6 2 3 5
1986 10 6 7 1 3 5 2009 3 13 1 7 2 6
1987 9 6 6 2 3 4 2010 10 6 4 4 6 2
1988 9 7 5 3 4 4 2011 4 12 3 5 1 7
1989 7 9 3 5 4 4 2012 7 9 3 5 4 4
1990 9 7 5 3 4 4 2013 4 12 3 5 1 7
1991 7 9 5 3 2 6 2014 2 14 0 8 2 6
1992 2 14 1 7 1 7 2015 6 10 3 5 3 5
1993 6 10 4 4 2 6 2016 9 7 4 4 5 3
1994 6 10 3 5 3 5 2017 5 11 4 4 1 7
1995 8 8 5 3 3 5 2018 5 11 4 4 1 7
1996 7 9 4 4 3 5 260 415 1 157 180 1 103 235
1997 8 8 4 4 4 4
1998 8 8 6 2 2 6 WASHINGTON REDSKINS*
1999 9 7 5 3 4 4 All Games Home Games Road Games
2000 6 10 3 5 3 5 Season W L T W L T W L T
2001 9 7 6 2 3 5 1932 4 4 2 2 3 1 2 1 1
2002 7 9 3 5 4 4 1933 5 5 2 4 2 1 3 2
2003 10 6 8 0 2 6 1934 6 6 4 3 2 3
2004 9 7 5 3 4 4 1935 2 8 1 2 5 0 3 1
2005 13 3 8 0 5 3 1936 7 5 4 3 3 2
2006 9 7 5 3 4 4 1937 8 3 4 2 4 1
2007 10 6 7 1 3 5 1938 6 3 2 3 1 1 3 2 1
2008 4 12 2 6 2 6 1939 8 2 1 5 0 1 3 2
2009 5 11 4 4 1 7 1940 9 2 6 0 3 2
2010 7 9 5 3 2 6 1941 6 5 4 2 2 3
2011 7 9 4 4 3 5 1942 10 1 5 1 5 0
2012 11 5 8 0 3 5 1943 6 3 1 4 2 2 1 1
2013 13 3 7 1 6 2 1944 6 3 1 4 2 2 1 1
2014 12 4 7 1 5 3 1945 8 2 6 0 2 2
2015 10 6 5 3 5 3 1946 5 5 1 3 2 1 2 3
2016 10 5 1 7 1 3 4 1 1947 4 8 4 2 0 6
2017 9 7 4 4 5 3 1948 7 5 4 2 3 3
2018 10 6 6 2 4 4 1949 4 7 1 3 3 1 4 1
344 331 1 206 133 138 198 1 1950 3 9 1 5 2 4
1951 5 7 2 4 3 3
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 1952 4 8 1 5 3 3
All Games Home Games Road Games 1953 6 5 1 3 3 3 2 1
Season W L T W L T W L T 1954 3 9 3 3 0 6
1976 0 14 0 7 0 7 1955 8 4 3 3 5 1
1977 2 12 1 6 1 6 1956 6 6 4 2 2 4
1978 5 11 3 5 2 6 1957 5 6 1 2 3 1 3 3
1979 10 6 5 3 5 3 1958 4 7 1 3 2 1 1 5
1980 5 10 1 2 5 1 3 5 1959 3 9 2 4 1 5
1981 9 7 6 2 3 5 1960 1 9 2 1 4 1 0 5 1
1982 5 4 4 1 1 3 1961 1 12 1 1 6 0 6 1
1983 2 14 1 7 1 7 1962 5 7 2 3 4 2 3 2

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All Games Home Games Road Games ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON RECORDS OF NFL TEAMS
Season W L T W L T W L T
1963 3 11 1 6 2 5 AFC W L T Pct.
1964 6 8 4 3 2 5 New England 500 391 9 .561
1965 6 8 3 4 3 4 Miami 452 360 4 .557
1966 7 7 4 3 3 4 Baltimore 200 167 1 .545
1967 5 6 3 2 4 1 3 2 2 Denver 476 414 10 .535
1968 5 9 3 4 2 5 Pittsburgh 623 544 21 .534
1969 7 5 2 4 2 1 3 3 1 Indianapolis 516 459 7 .529
1970 6 8 4 3 2 5 Kansas City 469 419 12 .528
1971 9 4 1 4 2 1 5 2 Oakland 466 423 11 .524
1972 11 3 6 1 5 2 Los Angeles Chargers 447 442 11 .503
1973 10 4 7 0 3 4 Cleveland 469 490 11 .489
1974 10 4 6 1 4 3 Tennessee 431 463 6 .482
1975 8 6 5 2 3 4 Buffalo 415 477 8 .465
1976 10 4 5 2 5 2 Cincinnati 357 427 4 .456
1977 9 5 5 2 4 3 New York Jets 401 491 8 .450
1978 8 8 5 3 3 5 Houston 121 151 0 .445
1979 10 6 6 2 4 4 Jacksonville 170 214 0 .443
1980 6 10 4 4 2 6
1981 8 8 5 3 3 5 NFC W L T Pct.
1982 8 1 3 1 5 0 Dallas 512 380 6 .574
1983 14 2 7 1 7 1 Chicago 761 583 42 .566
1984 11 5 7 1 4 4 Green Bay 743 571 38 .565
1985 10 6 5 3 5 3 Minnesota 478 397 11 .546
1986 12 4 7 1 5 3 New York Giants 692 596 33 .537
1987 11 4 6 1 5 3 San Francisco 532 472 14 .530
1988 7 9 4 4 3 5 Seattle 344 331 1 .510
1989 10 6 4 4 6 2 Washington 600 590 28 .504
1990 10 6 7 1 3 5 Los Angeles Rams 568 562 21 .503
1991 14 2 7 1 7 1 Carolina 190 193 1 .496
1992 9 7 6 2 3 5 Philadelphia 572 597 25 .489
1993 4 12 3 5 1 7 Detroit 559 658 32 .459
1994 3 13 0 8 3 5 New Orleans 362 435 5 .454
1995 6 10 4 4 2 6 Atlanta 358 452 6 .442
1996 9 7 5 3 4 4 Arizona 553 743 40 .427
1997 8 7 1 5 2 1 3 5 Tampa Bay 260 415 1 .385
1998 6 10 4 4 2 6
1999 10 6 6 2 4 4 From 1920-1971, ties were not included in win percentage.
2000 8 8 4 4 4 4
2001 8 8 4 4 4 4
2002 7 9 5 3 2 6
2003 5 11 3 5 2 6
2004 6 10 3 5 3 5
2005 10 6 6 2 4 4
2006 5 11 3 5 2 6
2007 9 7 5 3 4 4
2008 8 8 4 4 4 4
2009 4 12 3 5 1 7
2010 6 10 2 6 4 4
2011 5 11 2 6 3 5
2012 10 6 5 3 5 3
2013 3 13 2 6 1 7
2014 4 12 3 5 1 7
2015 9 7 6 2 3 5
2016 8 7 1 4 4 4 3 1
2017 7 9 5 3 2 6
2018 7 9 3 5 4 4
600 590 28 345 262 11 255 328 17
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History
Pro Football Hall of Fame ........................................................................................................................330
Hall of Fame Games .................................................................................................................................349
Chronology.................................................................................................................................................350
Past NFL Standings ...................................................................................................................................370
All-Time Team vs. Team Results ..............................................................................................................399
Super Bowl Standings/Most Valuable Players ........................................................................................483
Super Bowl Game Results/Game LIII Summary ...................................................................................484
Playoff Game Summaries .........................................................................................................................486
Sunday Night Won-Loss Records ............................................................................................................498
Monday Night Won-Loss Records ...........................................................................................................500
Monday Night Football Individual Records ...........................................................................................502
International Games .................................................................................................................................504
Kickoff Weekend, NFL Opening .............................................................................................................505
Overtime Procedures ................................................................................................................................506
Overtime Games........................................................................................................................................507
Thanksgiving Day Football Results .........................................................................................................510
Thanksgiving Day Individual Records.....................................................................................................513
Interconference Games ............................................................................................................................514
Walter Payton Award ................................................................................................................................515
Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Players ........................................................................................516
Associated Press Awards ..........................................................................................................................518
Number-One Draft Choices .....................................................................................................................520
First-Round Selections..............................................................................................................................522
Pro Bowl All-Time Results........................................................................................................................533
Scoring, Top 10 Weekends........................................................................................................................536
Attendance/TV Ratings ............................................................................................................................536
Paid Attendance ........................................................................................................................................537
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The Pro Football Hall of
Fame opened its doors more
than a half century ago. From
its humble beginnings in 1963
to today, the Pro Football Hall
of Fame has grown in both
size and stature. Recognized
worldwide as America’s pre-
mier sports Hall of Fame, it is
doubtful that even the most
optimistic of those who led the
drive to bring the Hall of Fame
to Canton, Ohio could have
envisioned the successes it
would realize.
An exhilarating museum
and attraction, the Hall of
Fame pays tribute to the tal-
ents and triumphs of pro foot-
ball’s greatest stars. Chroni-
cled within the walls of the
Hall of Fame are the stories
and circumstances of play
that bring to life words such as
courage, dedication, vision,
fair play, integrity and excel-
lence.
The Pro Football Hall of
Fame has welcomed over 10
million fans. Each year, visi-
tors travel from each of the 50
states in the United States and
from upwards of 70 foreign
countries to tour the Hall of
Fame.
Today, the Hall of Fame
reaches tens of millions of
additional football fans each
year through broad outreach
such as national televised
events, an in-depth website,
educational and youth pro-
grams, social media, traveling
exhibits, and special events
held around the country.
The Pro Football Hall of
Fame works collaboratively
with the pro football family -
the National Football League,
the 32 NFL clubs, and other
entities. The cooperative
efforts of all of these organiza-
tions have contributed greatly
to the overall success of the
Pro Football Hall of Fame. In
turn, the Hall strives to serve
as the best possible historical
showplace and repository for
the sport of pro football.
The Hall of Fame is a
501(c)(3) not-for-profit edu-
cational institution guided by
its Mission to “Honor the
Heroes of the Game, Preserve
its History, Promote its Values
& Celebrate Excellence
EVERYWHERE!
A 48-member Selection
Committee, made up of media
representatives, elects new
330
members to the Pro Football
Hall of Fame. The year-round
selection process culminates
with the election of no fewer
than four or no more than eight
new members each year. An
affirmative vote of 80 percent
is needed for election.
The charter class of 17
enshrinees was elected in
1963 and the honor roll now
stands at 326 (184 living as of
June 14, 2019) with the elec-
tion of an eight-man class in
2019. That class consists of
Champ Bailey, Pat Bowlen, Gil
Brandt, Tony Gonzalez, Ty Law,
Kevin Mawae, Ed Reed and
Johnny Robinson.
ROSTER OF MEMBERS
HERB ADDERLEY
Cornerback. 6-0, 205. Born in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
June 8, 1939. Michigan State.
Inducted in 1980. 1961-69
Green Bay Packers, 1970-72
Dallas Cowboys. Highlights:
48 interceptions, 7 touch-
downs. Played in four Super
Bowls, five Pro Bowls.
TROY AIKMAN
Quarterback. 6-4, 219. Born
in West Covina, California,
November 21, 1966. Okla-
homa, UCLA. Inducted in
2006. 1989-2000 Dallas
Cowboys. Highlights: His 90
wins in 1990s make him win-
ningest quarterback in that
decade. Led Cowboys to three
Super Bowl wins. Passed for
32,942 yards, 165 touch-
downs. Named to six Pro
Bowls.
GEORGE ALLEN
Coach. Born in Detroit, Michi-
gan, April 29, 1918. Died
December 31, 1990. Alma
College, Eastern Michigan,
Marquette, Michigan. Inducted
in 2002. 1966-70 Los Angeles
Rams, 1971-77 Washington
Redskins. Highlights: 118-
54-5 overall record. Never
suffered a losing season, and
ranked tenth in coaching vic-
tories at time of retirement.
LARRY ALLEN
Guard-tackle. 6-3, 325. Born
in Los Angeles, California,
November 27, 1971. Inducted
in 2013. 1994-2005 Dallas
Cowboys, 2006-07 San Fran-
cisco 49ers. Highlights:
Named first-team All-Pro
seven straight seasons. Elect-
ed to 11 Pro Bowls. Member
of NFL’s All-Decade Teams of
1990s and 2000s.
MARCUS ALLEN
Running back. 6-2, 210. Born
in San Diego, California,
March 26, 1960. Southern
California. Inducted in 2003.
1982-92 Los Angeles Raiders,
1993-97 Kansas City Chiefs.
Highlights: First player in NFL
history to tally 10,000 rushing
yards and 5,000 receiving
yards. MVP, Super Bowl XVIII.
LANCE ALWORTH
Wide receiver. 6-0, 184. Born
in Houston, Texas, August 3,
1940. Arkansas. Inducted in
1978. 1962-70 San Diego
Chargers, 1971-72 Dallas
Cowboys. Highlights: 542
receptions for 10,266 yards,
85 touchdowns. All-AFL seven
times, seven All-Star games.
MORTEN ANDERSEN
Kicker. 6-2, 218. Born in
Struer, Denmark, August 19,
1960. Michigan State. Induct-
ed in 2017. 1982-94 New
Orleans Saints, 1995-2000,
2006-07 Atlanta Falcons,
2001 New York Giants, 2002-
03 Kansas City Chiefs, 2004
Minnesota Vikings. High-
lights: Set NFL records for
career points (2,544), most
field goals (565), games
played (382).
DOUG ATKINS
Defensive end. 6-8, 275. Born
in Humboldt, Tennessee, May
8, 1930. Tennessee. Died
December 30, 2015. Inducted
in 1982. 1953-54 Cleveland
Browns, 1955-66 Chicago
Bears, 1967-69 New Orleans
Saints. Highlights: Eight Pro
Bowls, All-NFL four times.
Played for 17 years, 205
games.
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MORRIS (RED) BADGRO
End. 6-0, 190. Born in Orillia,
Washington, December 1,
1902. Died July 13, 1998.
Southern California. Inducted in
1981. 1927-28 New York Yan-
kees, 1930-35 New York
Giants, 1936 Brooklyn
Dodgers. Highlights: First- or
second-team All-NFL four
times. Scored first touchdown
in NFL Championship Game
series.
CHAMP BAILEY
Cornerback. 6-0, 192 Born in
Fort Campbell, Kentucky, June
22, 1978. Georgia. Inducted in
2019. 1999-2003 Washington
Redskins, 2004-13 Denver
Broncos. Highlights:
Amassed 52 career intercep-
tions returned for 464 yards
and 4 TDs. Voted to 12 Pro
Bowls.
LEM BARNEY
Cornerback. 6-0, 190. Born in
Gulfport, Mississippi, Septem-
ber 8, 1945. Jackson State.
Inducted in 1992. 1967-77
Detroit Lions. Highlights: 56
interceptions for 1,077 yards,
11 touchdowns (7 defensive,
4 special teams). Seven Pro
Bowls, All-NFL/NFC four times.
CLIFF BATTLES
Halfback. 6-1, 195. Born in
Akron, Ohio, May 1, 1910.
Died April 28, 1981. West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan. Inducted in
1968. 1932 Boston Braves,
1933-36 Boston Redskins,
1937 Washington Redskins.
Highlights: NFL rushing
champion 1932, 1937. First to
gain more than 200 yards in a
game, 1933.
SAMMY BAUGH
Quarterback. 6-2, 180. Born
in Temple, Texas, March 17,
1914. Died December 17,
2008. Texas Christian. Induct-
ed in 1963. 1937-52 Wash-
ington Redskins. Highlights:
Charter enshrinee. Six-time
NFL passing leader. NFL pass-
ing, punting, interception
champ, 1943.

BOBBY BEATHARD
Contributor. Born in Zanesville,
Ohio, January 24, 1937. Cal
Poly-San Luis Obispo. Inducted
in 2018. 1966-67 Kansas City
Chiefs, 1968-71 Atlanta Fal-
cons, 1972-77 Miami Dolphins,
1978-88 Washington Redskins,
1990-99 San Diego Chargers.
Highlights: Noted for his adept
eye for talent. Integral part of
Miami’s first two Super Bowl
teams. As Redskins General
Manager, team made five play-
off appearances in six-season
span including two Super Bowl
titles. Guided San Diego to first
Super Bowl appearance.
CHUCK BEDNARIK
Center-linebacker. 6-3, 230.
Born in Bethlehem, Pennsylva-
nia, May 1, 1925. Died March
21, 2015. Pennsylvania. Induct-
ed in 1967. 1949-62 Phila-
delphia Eagles. Highlights:
Eight Pro Bowls. Missed three
games in 14 years. Named NFL
all-time center, 1969.
BERT BELL
Team owner. Commissioner.
Born in Philadelphia, Penn-
sylvania, February 25, 1895.
Died October 11, 1959. Penn-
sylvania. Inducted in 1963.
1933-40 Philadelphia Eagles,
1941-42 Pittsburgh Steelers,
1943 Phil-Pitt, 1944 Card-Pitt,
1945-46 Pittsburgh Steelers.
Commissioner, 1946-59.
Highlights: Charter enshrinee.
Built NFL image as commis-
sioner, 1946-1959. Set up
long-term television policies.
BOBBY BELL
Linebacker. 6-4, 225. Born in
Shelby, North Carolina, June
17, 1940. Minnesota. Induct-
ed in 1983. 1963-74 Kansas
City Chiefs. Highlights: 26
interceptions. All-AFL/AFC
eight times. Nine career
touchdowns, 1 on onside kick
return.
RAYMOND BERRY
End. 6-2, 187. Born in Corpus
Christi, Texas, February 27,
1933. Southern Methodist.
Inducted in 1973. 1955-67
Baltimore Colts. Highlights:
631 receptions for 9,275
yards, 68 touchdowns. Set
NFL title game mark with 12
catches for 178 yards, 1958.
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ELVIN BETHEA
Defensive end. 6-2, 260. Born
in Trenton, New Jersey, March
1, 1946. North Carolina A&T.
Inducted in 2003. 1968-83
Houston Oilers. Highlights:
Led team in sacks six times.
Elected to eight Pro Bowls.
Played for 16 years, 210
games.
JEROME BETTIS
Running back. 5-11, 243.
Born in Detroit, Michigan, Feb-
ruary 16, 1972. Notre Dame.
Inducted in 2015. 1993-95
Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams,
1996-2005 Pittsburgh Steel-
ers. Highlights: 13,662
ranked fifth all-time in career
rushing yards at retirement.
Voted to six Pro Bowls.
CHARLES W. BIDWILL SR.
Team owner. Born in Chicago,
Illinois, September 16, 1895.
Died April 19, 1947. Loyola of
Chicago. Inducted in 1967.
1933-43 Chicago Cardinals,
1944 Card-Pitt, 1945-47
Chicago Cardinals. High-
lights: Guiding light for NFL
during depression years. Built
famous “Dream Backfield.”
FRED BILETNIKOFF
Wide receiver. 6-1, 190. Born
in Erie, Pennsylvania, Febru-
ary 23, 1943. Florida State.
Inducted in 1988. 1965-78
Oakland Raiders. Highlights:
589 receptions for 8,974
yards, 76 touchdowns. 40
catches 10 straight years.
MVP, Super Bowl XI.
GEORGE BLANDA
Quarterback-kicker. 6-2, 215.
Born in Youngwood, Penn-
sylvania, September 17,
1927. Died September 27,
2010. Kentucky. Inducted in
1981. 1949-58 Chicago
Bears, 1950 Baltimore Colts,
1960-66 Houston Oilers,
1967-75 Oakland Raiders.
Highlights: 2,002 career
points. 26-season, 340-game
career longest in NFL history
at retirement.
MEL BLOUNT
Cornerback. 6-3, 205. Born in
Vidalia, Georgia, April 10,
1948. Southern University.
Inducted in 1989. 1970-83
Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: 57 interceptions for 736
yards. NFL defensive MVP,
1975. Started in four Super
Bowl victories.
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
PAT BOWLEN
Owner. Born in Prairie du
Chien, Wisconsin, February
18, 1944. Died June 13,
2019. Oklahoma. Inducted in
2019. 1984-Present Denver
Broncos. Highlights: Shaped
the Broncos into one of the
most storied franchises in NFL
history. More than 350 victo-
ries, seven Super Bowl
appearances during his own-
ership.
TERRY BRADSHAW
Quarterback. 6-3, 210. Born
in Shreveport, Louisiana, Sep-
tember 2, 1948. Louisiana
Tech. Inducted in 1989. 1970-
83 Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: 27,989 yards passing,
212 touchdowns. MVP in
Super Bowls XIII, XIV.
GIL BRANDT
Contributor. Born in Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin, March 4,
1933. Wisconsin. Inducted in
2019. 1960-88 Dallas Cow-
boys, 1995-Present National
Football League. Highlights:
Developed innovative scouting
and management of personnel
systems. Built Cowboys roster
which had winning records in
20 consecutive seasons.
Serves as resident historian
for NFL.com.
ROBERT BRAZILE
Linebacker. 6-4, 241. Born in
Mobile, Alabama, February 7,
1953. Jackson State. Inducted
in 2018. 1975-84 Houston
Oilers. Highlights: Defensive
Rookie of the Year, 1975. All-
Pro five straight seasons,
1976-1980. Selected to seven
Pro Bowls. Named to NFL’s
All-Decade Team of 1970s.
DERRICK BROOKS
Linebacker. 6-0, 232. Born in
Pensacola, Florida, April 18,
1973. Florida State. Inducted
in 2014. 1995-2008 Tampa
Bay Buccaneers. Highlights:
Never missed a game. NFL
Defensive Player of the Year in
2002. Named to NFL's All-
Decade Team of 2000s.
BOB (BOOMER) BROWN
Tackle. 6-4, 280. Born in
Cleveland, Ohio, December 8,
1941. Nebraska. Inducted in
2004. 1964-68 Philadelphia
Eagles, 1969-70 Los Angeles
Rams, 1971-73 Oakland
Raiders. Highlights: All-NFL
seven of 10 seasons, six Pro
Bowls. Named to 1960s All-
Decade Team.
JIM BROWN
Fullback. 6-2, 228. Born in St.
Simons, Georgia, February
17, 1936. Syracuse. Inducted
in 1971. 1957-65 Cleveland
Browns. Highlights: 12,312
yards rushing, 756 points. Led
NFL rushers eight years. Nine
consecutive Pro Bowls.
PAUL BROWN
Coach. Born in Norwalk, Ohio,
September 7, 1908. Died
August 5, 1991. Miami (Ohio).
Inducted in 1967. 1946-49
Cleveland Browns (AAFC),
1950-62 Cleveland Browns.
Highlights: Built Cleveland
dynasty with 167-53-8 record,
four AAFC titles, three NFL
crowns. Returned to coaching
with Cincinnati Bengals after
induction, 1968-1975.
ROOSEVELT BROWN
Tackle. 6-3, 255. Born in
Charlottesville, Virginia, Octo-
ber 20, 1932. Died June 9,
2004. Morgan State. Inducted
in 1975. 1953-65 New York
Giants. Highlights: All-NFL
eight consecutive years, nine
Pro Bowls. NFL’s lineman of
year, 1956.
TIM BROWN
Wide receiver-kick returner-
punt returner. 6-0, 195. Born
in Dallas, Texas, July 22,
1966. Notre Dame. Inducted
in 2015. 1988-2003 Los
Angeles/Oakland Raiders,
2004 Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Highlights: At retirement,
14,934 career receiving yards
were second all-time; 1,094
receptions were third; and 100
touchdown catches were tied
for third.
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WILLIE BROWN
Cornerback. 6-1, 210. Born in
Yazoo City, Mississippi,
December 2, 1940. Gram-
bling. Inducted in 1984. 1963-
66 Denver Broncos, 1967-78
Oakland Raiders. Highlights:
54 interceptions for 472
yards. Scored on 75-yard
interception in Super Bowl XI.
BUCK BUCHANAN
Defensive tackle. 6-7, 274.
Born in Gainesville, Alabama,
September 10, 1940. Died
July 16, 1992. Grambling.
Inducted in 1990. 1963-75
Kansas City Chiefs. High-
lights: Led Chiefs defensive
efforts in Super Bowl I, IV. Did
not miss a game in 13 years.
NICK BUONICONTI
Linebacker. 5-11, 220. Born in
Springfield, Massachusetts,
December 15, 1940. Notre
Dame. Inducted in 2001.
1962-68 Boston Patriots,
1969-74, 1976 Miami Dol-
phins. Highlights: All-
AFL/AFC eight times. Named
to AFL’s All-Time Team.
DICK BUTKUS
Linebacker. 6-3, 245. Born in
Chicago, Illinois, December 9,
1942. Illinois. Inducted in
1979. 1965-73 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: All-NFL six
years, eight consecutive Pro
Bowls. 27 fumble recoveries.
JACK BUTLER
Cornerback. 6-1, 200. Born in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
November 12, 1927. Died
May 11, 2013. St. Bonaven-
ture. Inducted in 2012. 1951-
59 Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: Retired as NFL’s sec-
ond all-time leading intercep-
tor with 52 career picks
returned for 827 yards, 4 TDs.
Named to four Pro Bowls and
selected to the NFL’s All-
Decade Team of 1950s.
EARL CAMPBELL
Running back. 5-11, 233.
Born in Tyler, Texas, March 29,
1955. Texas. Inducted in
1991. 1978-84 Houston Oil-
ers, 1984-85 New Orleans
Saints. Highlights: 9,407
yards rushing, 74 touch-
downs. 1,934 yards rushing in
1980, including four games
with at least 200 yards.
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TONY CANADEO
Halfback. 5-11, 195. Born in
Chicago, Illinois, May 5, 1919.
Died November 29, 2003.
Gonzaga. Inducted in 1974.
1941-44, 1946-52 Green Bay
Packers. Highlights: Two-way
player. Third player to rush for
1,000 yards in single season,
1949.
JOE CARR
NFL president. Born in Colum-
bus, Ohio, October 23, 1879.
Died May 20, 1939. Did not
attend college. Inducted in
1963. President, 1921-39
National Football League.
Highlights: Charter enshrinee.
NFL co-organizer, 1920. Intro-
duced standard player con-
tract.
HARRY CARSON
Linebacker. 6-2, 237. Born in
Florence, South Carolina,
November 26, 1953. South
Carolina State. Inducted in
2006. 1976-88 New York
Giants. Highlights: 11 career
interceptions. Named to nine
Pro Bowls. Named first- or
second-team All-NFL six
times.
CRIS CARTER
Wide receiver. 6-3, 202. Born
in Troy, Ohio, November 25,
1965. Inducted in 2013. 1987-
89 Philadelphia Eagles, 1990-
2001 Minnesota Vikings, 2002
Miami Dolphins. Highlights:
Recorded eight straight 1,000-
yards seasons. Career statis-
tics include 1,101 receptions
for 13,899 yards and 130 TD
catches. Elected to eight Pro
Bowls. Named to NFL’s All-
Decade Team of 1990s.
DAVE CASPER
Tight end. 6-4, 240. Born in
Bemidji, Minnesota, February
2, 1952. Notre Dame. Induct-
ed in 2002. 1974-80 Oakland
Raiders, 1980-83 Houston
Oilers, 1983 Minnesota
Vikings, 1984 Los Angeles
Raiders. Highlights: 378
receptions for 5,216 yards, 52
touchdowns. Five consecutive
Pro Bowls.
GUY CHAMBERLIN
End. Coach. 6-2, 196. Born in
Blue Springs, Nebraska, Janu-
ary 16, 1894. Died April 4,
1967. Nebraska. Inducted in
1965. 1919 Canton Bulldogs,
1920-21 Decatur Staleys/
Chicago Staleys, player-coach
1922-23 Canton Bulldogs,
1924 Cleveland Bulldogs,
1925-26 Frankford Yellow-
jackets, 1927-28 Chicago
Cardinals. Highlights: Player-
coach of four NFL champi-
onship teams. Six-year coach-
ing record of 58-16-7.
JACK CHRISTIANSEN
Safety. 6-1, 185. Born in Sub-
lette, Kansas, December 20,
1928. Died June 29, 1986.
Colorado State. Inducted in
1970. 1951-58 Detroit Lions.
Highlights: 46 interceptions.
NFL interception leader, 1953,
1957. Eight punt returns for
touchdowns.
EARL (DUTCH) CLARK
Quarterback. 6-0, 185. Born
in Fowler, Colorado, October
11, 1906. Died August 5,
1978. Colorado College.
Inducted in 1963. 1931-32
Portsmouth Spartans, 1934-
38 Detroit Lions. Highlights:
Charter enshrinee. NFL scor-
ing champion three years. Led
Lions to 1935 NFL title.
GEORGE CONNOR
Tackle-linebacker. 6-3, 240.
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Janu-
ary 21, 1925. Died March 31,
2003. Holy Cross, Notre
Dame. Inducted in 1975.
1948-55 Chicago Bears.
Highlights: All-NFL at three
positions—T, DT, LB. All-NFL
five years. Played in first four
Pro Bowls.
JIMMY CONZELMAN
Quarterback. Coach. Team
owner. 6-0, 180. Born in St.
Louis, Missouri, March 6,
1898. Died July 31, 1970.
Washington of St. Louis.
Inducted in 1964. 1920
Decatur Staleys, 1921-22
Rock Island Independents,
1922-24 Milwaukee Badgers;
owner-coach 1925-26 Detroit
Panthers; player-coach 1927-
29, coach 1930 Providence
Steam Roller; coach 1940-42,
1946-48 Chicago Cardinals.
Highlights: Player-coach of
four NFL teams in 1920s.
Coached Cardinals to 1947
NFL crown.
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LOU CREEKMUR
Tackle-guard. 6-4, 255. Born
in Hopelawn, New Jersey.
January 22, 1927. Died July
5, 2009. William & Mary.
Inducted in 1996. 1950-59
Detroit Lions. Highlights: All-
NFL six times, twice at guard
and four times at tackle.
Selected to eight Pro Bowls
and played on three NFL
championship teams.
LARRY CSONKA
Running back. 6-3, 235. Born
in Stow, Ohio, December 25,
1946. Syracuse. Inducted in
1987. 1968-74, 1979 Miami
Dolphins, 1976-78 New York
Giants. Highlights: 8,081
yards rushing, 68 touch-
downs. MVP Super Bowl VIII.
Only 21 fumbles in 1,891 car-
ries and 106 receptions.
CURLEY CULP
Defensive tackle. 6-2, 265.
Born in Yuma, Arizona, March
10, 1946. Arizona State.
Inducted in 2013. 1968-74
Kansas City Chiefs, 1974-80
Houston Oilers, 1980-81
Detroit Lions. Highlights:
Started in three AFL/AFC
championship games and
Super Bowl IV. Named to six
Pro Bowls. Earned Defensive
Player of the Year honors in
1975.
AL DAVIS
Coach-Commissioner-Owner.
Born in Brockton, Massa-
chusetts, July 4, 1929. Died
October 8, 2011. Wittenberg,
Syracuse. Inducted in 1992.
1963-81, 1995-2011 Oakland
Raiders, 1982-94 Los Angeles
Raiders, 1966 American Foot-
ball League. Highlights: Only
person to serve in pros as per-
sonnel assistant, scout, assis-
tant coach, head coach, gen-
eral manager, commissioner,
team owner/CEO.
TERRELL DAVIS
Running Back. 5-11, 206.
Born in San Diego California,
October 28, 1972. Long
Beach State, Georgia. Induct-
ed in 2017. 1995-2001 Den-
ver Broncos. Highlights:
Three-time All-Pro selection.
Rushed for 7,607 yards, 60
TDs in just 78 career games.
Rushed for 2,008 yards in
1998.

WILLIE DAVIS
Defensive end. 6-3, 245. Born
in Lisbon, Louisiana, July 24,
1934. Grambling. Inducted in
1981. 1958-59 Cleveland
Browns, 1960-69 Green Bay
Packers. Highlights: All-NFL
five seasons, five Pro Bowls.
Did not miss game in 12-year
career.
BRIAN DAWKINS
Safety. 5-11, 200. Born in
Jacksonville, Florida, October
13, 1973. Clemson. Inducted
in 2018. 1996-2008 Philadel-
phia Eagles, 2009-11
Denver Broncos. Highlights:
Eagles’ Defensive MVP five
times. All-Pro five seasons.
Nine Pro Bowls. Voted to the
NFL’s All-Decade Team of the
2000s. Intercepted pass in 15
straight seasons.
DERMONTTI DAWSON
Center. 6-2, 288. Born in Lex-
ington, Kentucky, June 17,
1965. Kentucky. Inducted in
2012. 1988-2000 Pittsburgh
Steelers. Highlights: Played in
170 straight games. Named
first-team All-Pro six consecu-
tive seasons and voted to
seven straight Pro Bowls. Is
member of the NFL’s All-
Decade Team of the 1990s.
LEN DAWSON
Quarterback. 6-0, 190. Born
in Alliance, Ohio, June 20,
1935. Purdue. Inducted in
1987. 1957-59 Pittsburgh
Steelers, 1960-61 Cleveland
Browns, 1962 Dallas Texans,
1963-75 Kansas City Chiefs.
Highlights: 28,711 yards
passing, 239 touchdowns.
Four AFL passing crowns.
MVP, Super Bowl IV.
FRED DEAN
Defensive end. 6-3, 230. Born
in Arcadia, Louisiana, Febru-
ary 24, 1952. Louisiana Tech.
Inducted in 2008. 1975-81
San Diego Chargers, 1981-85
San Francisco 49ers. High-
lights: Had career-high 17.5
sacks in 1983. Played on two
Super Bowl championship
teams with 49ers (Super
Bowls XVI, XIX).
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EDWARD DEBARTOLO, JR.
Owner. Born in Youngstown,
Ohio, November 6, 1946.
Notre Dame. Inducted 2016.
1977-2000 San Francisco
49ers. Highlights: 49ers aver-
aged 13 wins per season,
including playoffs, from 1981-
98 (not including strike-short-
ened '82 season). 49ers were
first team to win five Super
Bowls.
JOE DELAMIELLEURE
Guard. 6-3, 254. Born in
Detroit, Michigan, March 16,
1951. Michigan State. Induct-
ed in 2003. 1973-79, 1985
Buffalo Bills, 1980-84 Cleve-
land Browns. Highlights:
Selected All-Pro and All-AFC
six consecutive times, 1975-
1980. Named to six Pro
Bowls. Played 13 years, 185
games.
RICHARD DENT
Defensive end. 6-5, 265. Born
in Atlanta, Georgia, December
13, 1960. Tennessee State.
Inducted in 2011. 1983-93,
1995 Chicago Bears, 1994
San Francisco 49ers, 1996
Indianapolis Colts, 1997
Philadelphia Eagles. High-
lights: Named MVP of Super
Bowl XX. Had double-digit
sack totals 10 times. Record-
ed 137.5 career sacks, third
most at time of retirement.
Named first- or second-team
All-NFL four times, voted to
four Pro Bowls.
ERIC DICKERSON
Running back. 6-3, 220. Born
in Sealy, Texas, September 2,
1960. Southern Methodist.
Inducted in 1999. 1983-87
Los Angeles Rams, 1987-91
Indianapolis Colts, 1992 Los
Angeles Raiders, 1993 Atlanta
Falcons. Highlights: Rushed
for 13,259 career yards,
including an NFL record 2,105
yards in 1984. All-Pro five
times, six Pro Bowls.
DAN DIERDORF
Tackle. 6-3, 290. Born in Can-
ton, Ohio, June 29, 1949.
Michigan. Inducted in 1996.
1971-1983 St. Louis Cardi-
nals. Highlights: All-Pro five
times, played in six Pro Bowls,
named NFL’s best blocker
three times.
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
MIKE DITKA
Tight end. 6-3, 225. Born in
Carnegie, Pennsylvania, Octo-
ber 18, 1939. Pittsburgh.
Inducted in 1988. 1961-66
Chicago Bears, 1967-68
Philadelphia Eagles, 1969-72
Dallas Cowboys. Highlights:
427 receptions for 5,812
yards, 43 touchdowns. First
tight end selected to Hall of
Fame. Five consecutive Pro
Bowls.
CHRIS DOLEMAN
Defensive end-linebacker. 6-5,
270. Born in Indianapolis,
Indiana, October 16, 1961.
Pittsburgh. Inducted in 2012.
1985-93, 1999 Minnesota
Vikings, 1994-95 Atlanta Fal-
cons, 1996-98 San Francisco
49ers. Highlights: Career
sack total of 150.5 was fourth
best all-time at retirement.
Recorded 10 or more sacks in
a season eight times. Led NFL
with 21 sacks, 1989, one
short of season record at
time. Voted to eight Pro Bowls.
ART DONOVAN
Defensive tackle. 6-3, 265.
Born in Bronx, New York, June
5, 1925. Died August 4, 2013.
Boston College. Inducted in
1968. 1950 Baltimore Colts,
1951 New York Yanks, 1952
Dallas Texans, 1953-61 Balti-
more Colts. Highlights: Five
Pro Bowls. Vital part of Balti-
more’s climb to powerhouse
status in 1950s.
TONY DORSETT
Running back. 5-11, 184.
Born in Rochester, Pennsylva-
nia, April 7, 1954. Pittsburgh.
Inducted in 1994. 1977-87
Dallas Cowboys, 1988 Denver
Broncos. Highlights: 12,739
yards rushing, 398 receptions,
91 touchdowns. Ran record 99
yards for touchdown vs. Min-
nesota, January, 1983.
JOHN (PADDY) DRISCOLL
Quarterback. 5-11, 160. Born
in Evanston, Illinois, January
11, 1895. Died June 29,
1968. Northwestern. Inducted
in 1965. 1919 Hammond
Pros, 1920 Decatur Staleys,
1920-25 Chicago Cardinals,
1926-29 Chicago Bears.
Highlights: All-NFL seven
times. Dropkicked record 4
field goals in one game, 1925.
BILL DUDLEY
Halfback. 5-10, 182. Born in
Bluefield, Virginia, December
24, 1921. Died February 4,
2010. Virginia. Inducted in
1966. 1942, 1945-46 Pitts-
burgh Steelers, 1947-49
Detroit Lions, 1950-51, 1953
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: Won NFL rushing,
interception, punt return titles,
1946. All-NFL 1942, 1946,
and 1947.
TONY DUNGY
Coach. Born in Jackson,
Michigan, October 6, 1955.
Minnesota. Inducted in 2016.
1996-2001 Tampa Bay Buc-
caneers, 2002-08 Indianapolis
Colts. Highlights: First African
American head coach to win
Super Bowl. Overall record as
head coach, 148-79-0.
KENNY EASLEY
Safety. 6-3, 206. Born in
Chesapeake, Virginia, January
15, 1959. UCLA. Inducted in
2017. 1981-87 Seattle Sea-
hawks. Highlights: Named
Defensive Player of the Year in
1984. All-Pro four straight
seasons, 1982-85. Career
stats: 32 interceptions, 538
yards and 3 TDs.
ALBERT GLEN (TURK)
EDWARDS
Tackle. 6-2, 260. Born in
Mold, Washington, September
28, 1907. Died January 12,
1973. Washington State.
Inducted in 1969. 1932
Boston Braves, 1933-36
Boston Redskins, 1937-40
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: All-NFL 1932-34,
1936, 1937. Steamrolling
blocker, smothering tackler.
CARL ELLER
Defensive end. 6-6, 247. Born
in Winston-Salem, North Car-
olina, January 25, 1942. Min-
nesota. Inducted in 2004.
1964-78 Minnesota Vikings,
1979 Seattle Seahawks. High-
lights: Fixture on Vikings’
“Purple People Eaters” defen-
sive line, All-Pro five time,
elected to six Pro Bowls.
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JOHN ELWAY
Quarterback. 6-3, 215. Born
in Port Angeles, Washington,
June 28, 1960. Stanford.
Inducted in 2004. 1983-98
Denver Broncos. Highlights:
Passed for 51,475 yards, 300
touchdowns. Named to nine
Pro Bowls. NFL MVP, 1987;
MVP, Super Bowl XXXIII.
WEEB EWBANK
Coach. Born in Richmond,
Indiana, May 6, 1907. Died
November 17, 1998. Miami
(Ohio). Inducted in 1978.
1954-62 Baltimore Colts,
1963-73 New York Jets. High-
lights: Only coach to win
championships in both NFL,
AFL. Led both Colts (1958 and
1959) and Jets (1968) to
championships.
MARSHALL FAULK
Running back. 5-10, 208.
Born in New Orleans,
Louisiana, February 26, 1973.
San Diego State. Inducted in
2011. 1994-98 Indianapolis
Colts, 1999-2005 St. Louis
Rams. Highlights: Became
second player to eclipse
1,000 yards in rushing and
receiving same season when
he set then-record for yards
from scrimmage, 1999. NFL’s
MVP in 2000. Rushed for
1,000 yards in seven of first
eight seasons.
BRETT FAVRE
Quarterback. 6-2, 225. Born
in Gulfport, Mississippi, Octo-
ber 10, 1969. Southern Mis-
sissippi. Inducted in 2016.
1991 Atlanta Falcons, 1992-
2007 Green Bay Packers,
2008 New York Jets, 2009-10
Minnesota Vikings. High-
lights: Retired as the NFL’s all-
time leading passer (6,300
completions; 10,169
attempts; 71,838 yards; 508
TDs). Three league MVP
awards.
TOM FEARS
End. 6-2, 215. Born in
Guadalajara, Mexico, Decem-
ber 3, 1922. Died January 4,
2000. Santa Clara, UCLA.
Inducted in 1970. 1948-56
Los Angeles Rams. High-
lights: 400 receptions for
5,397 yards, 38 touchdowns.
Led NFL receivers first three
seasons. Had then-record 18
receptions in single game.
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JIM FINKS
Administrator. Born in St.
Louis, Missouri, August 31,
1927. Died May 8, 1994.
Tulsa. Inducted 1995. 1964-
1973 Minnesota Vikings,
1974-82 Chicago Bears,
1986-93 New Orleans Saints.
Highlights: Developed
Vikings, Bears, Saints—all
teams with losing records—
into winners.
RAY FLAHERTY
Coach. Born in Spokane,
Washington, September 1,
1903. Died July 19, 1994.
Gonzaga. Inducted in 1976.
1936-42 Boston/Washington
Redskins, 1946-48 New York
Yankees (AAFC), 1949 Chica-
go Hornets (AAFC). High-
lights: 82-41-5 coaching
record. Introduced screen
pass in 1937 title game and
platoon system.
LEN FORD
Defensive end. 6-4, 260. Born
in Washington, D.C., February
18, 1926. Died March 14,
1972. Morgan State, Michi-
gan. Inducted in 1976. 1948-
49 Los Angeles Dons (AAFC),
1950-57 Cleveland Browns,
1958 Green Bay Packers.
Highlights: All-NFL five times,
four Pro Bowls. Recovered 20
opponents’ fumbles.
DAN FORTMANN
Guard. 6-0, 210. Born in Pearl
River, New York, April 11,
1916. Died May 23, 1995.
Colgate. Inducted in 1965.
1936-43 Chicago Bears.
Highlights: At 20, became
youngest starter in NFL. First-
or second-team All-NFL every
season of career.
DAN FOUTS
Quarterback. 6-3, 210. Born
in San Francisco, California,
June 10, 1951. Oregon.
Inducted in 1993. 1973-87
San Diego Chargers. High-
lights: 43,040 passing yards,
254 touchdowns. Six Pro
Bowls, NFL MVP, 1982.
BENNY FRIEDMAN
Quarterback. 5-10, 183. Born
in Cleveland, Ohio, March 18,
1905. Died November 23,
1982. Michigan. Inducted in
2005. 1927 Cleveland Bull-
dogs, 1928 Detroit Wolver-
ines, 1929-31 New York
Giants, 1932-34 Brooklyn
Dodgers. Highlights: NFL’s
first great passer. Set league
mark for touchdowns with 20
in 1929. Led NFL in touch-
down passes each of his first
four seasons.
FRANK GATSKI
Center. 6-3, 240. Born in
Farmington, West Virginia,
March 18, 1919. Marshall,
Auburn. Died November 22,
2005. Inducted in 1985.
1946-49 Cleveland Browns
(AAFC), 1950-56 Cleveland
Browns, 1957 Detroit Lions.
Highlights: Never missed
game in high school, college,
or pro football. Played 11
championship games, winning
eight.
BILL GEORGE
Linebacker. 6-2, 230. Born in
Waynesburg, Pennsylvania,
October 27, 1929. Died Sep-
tember 30, 1982. Wake For-
est. Inducted in 1974. 1952-
65 Chicago Bears, 1966 Los
Angeles Rams. Highlights:
All-NFL eight years, eight con-
secutive Pro Bowls. 14 years
of service, longest of any
Bears player.
JOE GIBBS
Coach. Born in Mocksville,
North Carolina, November 25,
1940. Cerritos (Calif.) J.C.,
San Diego State. Inducted in
1996. 1981-92 Washington
Redskins. Highlights: 124-
60-0 record in regular season,
16-5 in postseason, including
four Super Bowl appear-
ances—winning three. Won
10 or more games eight times.
FRANK GIFFORD
Halfback. 6-1, 195. Born in
Santa Monica, California,
August 16, 1930. Died August
9, 2015. Southern California.
Inducted in 1977. 1952-60,
1962-64 New York Giants.
Highlights: Starred on both
offense and defense. Named
to eight Pro Bowls, 1956 NFL
player of the year.
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SID GILLMAN
Coach. Born in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, October 26, 1911.
Died January 3, 2003. Ohio
State. Inducted in 1983. 1955-
59 Los Angeles Rams, 1960-
69, 1971 Los Angeles/San
Diego Chargers, 1973-74
Houston Oilers. Highlights:
123-104-7 coaching record.
First to win division titles in
both NFL, AFL.
TONY GONZALEZ
Tight End. 6-5, 250. Born in
Torrance, California, February
27, 1976. California. Inducted
in 2019. 1997-2008 Kansas
City Chiefs, 2009-13 Atlanta
Falcons. Highlights: 14 sea-
sons with 70 or more catches.
Ranks behind only Jerry Rice
in career receptions. Career
statistics: 1,325 receptions for
15,127 yards, 111 TDs. Voted
to 14 Pro Bowls.
OTTO GRAHAM
Quarterback. 6-1, 195. Born
in Waukegan, Illinois, Decem-
ber 6, 1921. Died December
17, 2003. Northwestern.
Inducted in 1965. 1946-49
Cleveland Browns (AAFC),
1950-55 Cleveland Browns.
Highlights: 23,584 passing
yards, 174 touchdowns. Guid-
ed Browns to 10 division or
league crowns in 10 years.
HAROLD (RED) GRANGE
Halfback. 6-0, 185. Born in
Forksville, Pennsylvania, June
13, 1903. Died January 28,
1991. Illinois. Inducted in
1963. 1925, 1929-34 Chicago
Bears, 1926 New York Yan-
kees (AFL), 1927 New York
Yankees. Highlights: Charter
enshrinee. Nicknamed “Gal-
loping Ghost.” Name produced
first huge pro football crowds.
BUD GRANT
Coach. Born in Superior, Wis-
consin, May 20, 1927. Min-
nesota. Inducted in 1994.
1967-83, 1985 Minnesota
Vikings. Highlights: 168-108-
5 coaching record. Led
Vikings to 11 division champi-
onships, four Super Bowls.

DARRELL GREEN
Cornerback. . 5-8, 176. Born
in Houston, Texas, February
15, 1960. Texas A&I. Inducted
in 2008. 1983-2002 Washing-
ton Redskins. Highlights: 54
interceptions, 621 yards, 6
TDs. Played 20 seasons.
Recorded interception in NFL
record 19 straight seasons.
Selected to seven Pro Bowls.
JOE GREENE
Defensive tackle. 6-4, 260.
Born in Temple, Texas, Sep-
tember 24, 1946. North Texas
State. Inducted in 1987. 1969-
81 Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: NFL defensive player of
the year, 1972, 1974. Four-
time Super Bowl champion,
10 Pro Bowls.
KEVIN GREENE
Linebacker. 6-3, 247. Born in
New York, New, York, July 31,
1962. Auburn. Inducted in
2016. 1985-92 Los Angeles
Rams, 1993-95 Pittsburgh
Steelers, 1996, 1998-99 Car-
olina Panthers, 1997 San
Francisco 49ers. Highlights:
160 career sacks is third all-
time. Had double-digit sacks
totals in 10 seasons.
FORREST GREGG
Tackle. 6-4, 250. Born in
Birthright, Texas, October 18,
1933. Died April 12, 2019.
Southern Methodist. Inducted
in 1977. 1956, 1958-70
Green Bay Packers, 1971 Dal-
las Cowboys. Highlights:
Played 188 consecutive
games. Nine Pro Bowls.
Played on six NFL champi-
onship teams, three Super
Bowl winners.
BOB GRIESE
Quarterback. 6-1, 190. Born in
Evansville, Indiana, February 3,
1945. Purdue. Inducted in
1990. 1967-80 Miami Dol-
phins. Highlights: 25,092
passing yards, 192 touch-
downs. Led Miami to three AFC
titles, Super Bowl VII, VIII wins.
RUSS GRIMM
Guard. 6-3, 273. Born in
Scottdale, Pennsylvania, May
2, 1959. Pittsburgh. Inducted
in 2010. 1981-91 Washington
Redskins. Highlights: Member
of famed “Hogs” offensive line,
All-NFL four times, four Pro
Bowls. Member of All-Decade
Team 1980s.
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LOU GROZA
Tackle-kicker. 6-3, 250. Born
in Martins Ferry, Ohio, Janu-
ary 25, 1924. Died November
29, 2000. Ohio State. Inducted
in 1974. 1946-49 Cleveland
Browns (AAFC), 1950-59,
1961-67 Cleveland Browns.
Highlights: 1,608 points in 21
years. Nine Pro Bowls, All-NFL
six years. NFL player of the
year, 1954.
RAY GUY
Punter. 6-3, 195. Born in
Swainsboro, Georgia, Decem-
ber 22, 1949. Southern Mis-
sissippi. Inducted in 2014.
1973-86 Oakland/Los Angeles
Raiders. Highlights: Averaged
under 40 yards only once. All-
Pro six straight years. Played
in seven Pro Bowls.
JOE GUYON
Halfback. 6-1, 180. Born on
White Earth Indian Reserva-
tion, Minnesota, November
26, 1892. Died November 27,
1971. Carlisle, Georgia Tech.
Inducted in 1966. 1919-20
Canton Bulldogs, 1921 Cleve-
land Indians, 1922-23 Oorang
Indians, 1924 Rock Island
Independents, 1924-25
Kansas City Cowboys, 1927
New York Giants. Highlights:
Touchdown pass gave Giants
victory over Bears to win 1927
championship.
GEORGE HALAS
End. Coach. Team owner. Born
in Chicago, Illinois, February 2,
1895. Died October 31, 1983.
Illinois. Inducted in 1963. Play-
er-coach 1920 Decatur Sta-
leys, 1921 Chicago Staleys,
1922-29 Chicago Bears;
coach 1933-42, 1946-1955,
1958-67 Chicago Bears. High-
lights: Charter enshrinee. 324
coaching wins. Only person
associated with NFL through-
out first 50 years. Coached
Bears 40 seasons, won six
NFL titles.
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
CHARLES HALEY
Defensive end-linebacker. 6-5,
242. Born in Gladys, Virginia,
January 6, 1964. James
Madison. Inducted in 2015.
1986-91, 1998-99 San Fran-
cisco 49ers, 1992-96 Dallas
Cowboys. Highlights: Twice
named NFC Defensive Player
of the Year (1990, 1994). Only
player in NFL history to play
on five winning Super Bowl
teams (XXIII, XXIV, XXVII,
XXVIII, XXX).
JACK HAM
Linebacker. 6-1, 225. Born in
Johnstown, Pennsylvania,
December 23, 1948. Penn
State. Inducted in 1988. 1971-
82 Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: Won four Super Bowls,
21 opponents’ fumbles recov-
ered, 32 interceptions. Eight
consecutive Pro Bowls.
DAN HAMPTON
Defensive tackle-defensive
end. 6-5, 264. Born in Okla-
homa City, Oklahoma, Sep-
tember 19, 1957. Arkansas.
Inducted in 2002. 1979-90
Chicago Bears. Highlights: A
versatile player, he earned all-
pro honors at both defensive
tackle and defensive end.
Named to four Pro Bowls.
CHRIS HANBURGER
Linebacker. 6-2, 218. Born in
Fort Bragg, North Carolina,
August 13, 1941. North Car-
olina. Inducted in 2011. 1965-
1978 Washington Redskins.
Highlights: Leader of domi-
nant Redskins defenses.
Named first-team All-NFL four
times in five-season span.
Voted to nine Pro Bowls. Three
fumble recoveries for TDs tied
for NFL record at time of his
retirement.
JOHN HANNAH
Guard. 6-3, 265. Born in Can-
ton, Georgia, April 4, 1951.
Alabama. Inducted in 1991.
1973-85 New England Patri-
ots. Highlights: Renowned as
premier guard of era. All-Pro
10 years, nine Pro Bowls.
FRANCO HARRIS
Running back. 6-2, 225. Born
in Fort Dix, New Jersey, March
7, 1950. Penn State. Inducted
in 1990. 1972-83 Pittsburgh
Steelers, 1984 Seattle Sea-
hawks. Highlights: 12,120
rushing yards, 100 total touch-
downs. 1,556 rushing yards in
19 postseason games. MVP in
Super Bowl IX.
MARVIN HARRISON
Wide receiver. 6-0, 181. Born
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
August 25, 1972. Syracuse.
Inducted in 2016. 1996-2008
Indianapolis Colts. Highlights:
Eight straight years with
1,000-plus yards receiving, 10
or more TDs. Career numbers
included 1,102 career recep-
tions, 14,580 yards and 128
touchdowns.
BOB HAYES
Wide receiver. 5-11, 185.
Born in Jacksonville, Florida,
December 20, 1942. Died
September 18, 2002. Florida
A&M. Inducted in 2009. 1965-
1974 Dallas Cowboys, 1975
San Francisco 49ers. High-
lights: Olympic gold medalist
with world class speed led
Cowboys in receiving three
times. 371 receptions for
7,414 yards, 71 TDs. Three
Pro Bowls.
MIKE HAYNES
Cornerback. 6-2, 195. Born in
Denison, Texas, July 1, 1953.
Arizona State. Inducted in
1997. 1976-82 New England
Patriots, 1983-89 Los Angeles
Raiders. Highlights: Defensive
rookie of the year. Selected to
nine Pro Bowls and intercept-
ed 46 passes, plus one pick in
Super Bowl XVIII.
ED HEALEY
Tackle. 6-3, 220. Born in Indi-
an Orchard, Massachusetts,
December 28, 1894. Died
December 9, 1978. Dart-
mouth. Inducted in 1964.
1920-22 Rock Island Indepen-
dents, 1922-27 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: Two-way
star. Perennial all-pro with
Bears.
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MEL HEIN
Center. 6-2, 225. Born in Red-
ding, California, August 22,
1909. Died January 31, 1992.
Washington State. Inducted in
1963. 1931-45 New York
Giants. Highlights: Charter
enshrinee. 60-minute regular
for 15 years. All-NFL eight
consecutive years.
TED HENDRICKS
Linebacker. 6-7, 235. Born in
Guatemala City, Guatemala,
November 1, 1947. Miami.
Inducted in 1990. 1969-73
Baltimore Colts, 1974 Green
Bay Packers, 1975-81 Oak-
land Raiders, 1982-83 Los
Angeles Raiders. Highlights:
25 blocked field goals, extra
points, and punts, 26 intercep-
tions. Played in 215 consecu-
tive games.
WILBUR (PETE) HENRY
Tackle. 6-0, 250. Born in
Mansfield, Ohio, October 31,
1897. Died February 7, 1952.
Washington & Jefferson.
Inducted in 1963. 1920-23,
1925-26 Canton Bulldogs,
1927 New York Giants, 1927-
28 Pottsville Maroons. High-
lights: Charter enshrinee.
Largest player of his time at
250 pounds. Bulwark of Can-
ton’s championship lines.
ARNIE HERBER
Quarterback. 6-0, 200. Born
in Green Bay, Wisconsin, April
2, 1910. Died October 14,
1969. Wisconsin, Regis Col-
lege. Inducted in 1966. 1930-
1940 Green Bay Packers,
1944-45 New York Giants.
Highlights: NFL passing
leader 1932, 1934, 1936.
Came out of retirement to lead
1944 Giants to NFL Eastern
crown.
BILL HEWITT
End. 5-11, 191. Born in Bay
City, Michigan, October 8,
1909. Died January 14, 1947.
Michigan. Inducted in 1971.
1932-36 Chicago Bears,
1937-39 Philadelphia Eagles,
1943 Phil-Pitt. Highlights:
First to be named all-NFL with
two teams—1933, 1934,
1936 Bears; 1937 Eagles.
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GENE HICKERSON
Guard. 6-3, 248. Born in Tren-
ton, Tennessee, February 15,
1935. Died October 20, 2008.
Mississippi. Inducted in 2007.
1958-73 Cleveland Browns.
Highlights: Blocked for three
Hall of Fame running backs.
Voted to six straight Pro
Bowls. Named to NFL’s All-
Decade Team of the 1960s.
CLARKE HINKLE
Fullback. 5-11, 201. Born in
Toronto, Ohio, April 10, 1909.
Died November 9, 1988.
Bucknell. Inducted in 1964.
1932-41 Green Bay Packers.
Highlights: 3,860 yards rush-
ing, 379 points. Fullback on
offense, linebacker on
defense.
ELROY (CRAZYLEGS)
HIRSCH
Halfback-end. 6-2, 190. Born
in Wausau, Wisconsin, June
17, 1923. Died January 28,
2004. Wisconsin, Michigan.
Inducted in 1968. 1946-48
Chicago Rockets (AAFC),
1949-57 Los Angeles Rams.
Highlights: 387 receptions for
7,029 yards, 60 touchdowns.
Key part of Rams’ revolution-
ary “three end” offense, 1949.
PAUL HORNUNG
Halfback. 6-2, 220. Born in
Louisville, Kentucky, Decem-
ber 23, 1935. Notre Dame.
Inducted in 1986. 1957-62,
1964-66 Green Bay Packers.
Highlights: 760 points. Led
NFL scorers three years,
including record 176 points,
1960. Record 19 points
scored in 1961 NFL title game.
KEN HOUSTON
Safety. 6-3, 198. Born in
Lufkin, Texas, November 12,
1944. Prairie View A&M.
Inducted in 1986. 1967-72
Houston Oilers, 1973-80
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: 49 interceptions, 898
yards, 9 touchdowns. NFL’s
premier strong safety of
1970s. 12 Pro Bowls.
ROBERT (CAL) HUBBARD
Tackle. 6-5, 250. Born in
Keytesville, Missouri, October
31, 1900. Died October 17,
1977. Centenary, Geneva.
Inducted in 1963. 1927-28,
1936 New York Giants, 1929-
33, 1935 Green Bay Packers,
1936 Pittsburgh Pirates. High-
lights: Charter enshrinee.
Most feared lineman of his
time. All-NFL six years, 1927-
29, 1931-33.
SAM HUFF
Linebacker. 6-1, 230. Born in
Morgantown, West Virginia,
October 4, 1934. West Vir-
ginia. Inducted in 1982. 1956-
1963 New York Giants, 1964-
67, 1969 Washington Red-
skins. Highlights: 30 intercep-
tions. Played in six NFL title
games, five Pro Bowls. Red-
skins player-coach, 1969.
CLAUDE HUMPHREY
Defensive end. 6-4, 252. Born
in Memphis, Tennessee, June
29, 1944. Tennessee State.
Inducted in 2014. 1968-78
Atlanta Falcons, 1979-81
Philadelphia Eagles. High-
lights: First team All-Pro five
times. Had 122 career sacks,
two interceptions, a fumble
recovery for a TD, and two
safeties.
LAMAR HUNT
Team owner. Born in El Dora-
do, Arkansas, August 2, 1932.
Died December 13, 2006.
Southern Methodist. Inducted
in 1972. 1960-2006 Dallas
Texans/Kansas City Chiefs.
Highlights: Driving force
behind organization of AFL.
Spearheaded merger negotia-
tions with NFL, 1966.
DON HUTSON
End. 6-1, 180. Born in Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, January 31,
1913. Died June 26, 1997.
Alabama. Inducted in 1963.
1935-45 Green Bay Packers.
Highlights: Charter enshrinee.
488 receptions for 7,991
yards, 99 touchdowns. NFL
receiving champion eight
years. NFL MVP, 1941, 1942.
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MICHAEL IRVIN
Wide receiver. 6-2, 207. Born
in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida,
March 5, 1966. Miami.
Inducted in 2007. 1988-99
Dallas Cowboys. Highlights:
750 career receptions for
11,904 yards, 65 touch-
downs. Had NFL record eleven
100-yard receiving games,
1995.
RICKEY JACKSON
Linebacker. 6-2, 243. Born in
Pahokee, Florida, March 20,
1958. Pittsburgh. Inducted in
2010. 1981-93 New Orleans
Saints, 1994-95 San Francis-
co 49ers. Highlights: Record-
ed double-digit sacks in six
seasons. Six Pro Bowls,
named All-Pro four times. Fin-
ished career as defensive end
with 49ers.
JIMMY JOHNSON
Cornerback. 6-2, 187. Born in
Dallas, Texas, March 31,
1938. UCLA. Inducted in
1994. 1961-76 San Francisco
49ers. Highlights: 47 inter-
ceptions for 615 yards. Five
Pro Bowls. Opposing passers
avoided throwing in his area.
JOHN HENRY JOHNSON
Fullback. 6-2, 225. Born in
Waterproof, Louisiana, Novem-
ber 24, 1929. Died June 3,
2011. St. Mary’s, Arizona
State. Inducted in 1987. 1954-
56 San Francisco 49ers, 1957-
59 Detroit Lions, 1960-65
Pittsburgh Steelers, 1966
Houston Oilers. Highlights:
6,803 yards rushing, 55 total
touchdowns. Member of San
Francisco’s “Million-Dollar”
backfield.
CHARLIE JOINER
Wide receiver. 5-11, 180.
Born in Many, Louisiana,
October 14, 1947. Grambling.
Inducted in 1996. 1969-72
Houston Oilers, 1972-75
Cincinnati Bengals, 1976-
1986 San Diego Chargers.
Highlights: 750 receptions for
12,146 yards and 65 touch-
downs. Played 18 seasons,
239 games, most ever for
wide receiver at time of retire-
ment.

DAVID (DEACON) JONES
Defensive end. 6-5, 260. Born
in Eatonville, Florida, Decem-
ber 9, 1938. Died June 3,
2013. South Carolina State,
Mississippi Vocational.
Inducted in 1980. 1961-71
Los Angeles Rams, 1972-73
San Diego Chargers, 1974
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: Specialized in quarter-
back “sacks,” a term he
invented. Unanimous all-
league five consecutive years.
JERRY JONES
Owner, President & General
Manager. Born in Los Angeles,
California, October 13, 1942.
Arkansas. Inducted in 2017.
1989-Present Dallas Cow-
boys. Highlights: Dallas has
advanced to postseason 13
times under Jones. Cowboys
posted 10 wins 12 times dur-
ing era. Leadership has helped
NFL become world’s premier
sports league.
STAN JONES
Guard-defensive tackle. 6-1,
250. Born in Altoona, Pennsyl-
vania, November 24, 1931.
Died May 21, 2010. Maryland.
Inducted in 1991. 1954-65
Chicago Bears, 1966 Wash-
ington Redskins. Highlights:
Seven consecutive Pro Bowls.
First to rely on weightlifting for
football preparation.
WALTER JONES
Tackle. 6-5, 300. Born in
Aliceville, Alabama, January
19, 1974. Holmes Community
College, Florida State. Induct-
ed in 2014. 1997-2008 Seat-
tle Seahawks. Highlights: First
Seahawks lineman to earn a
Pro Bowl. Retired with a team-
record nine. All-Pro six times
and member of NFL's All
Decade Team of 2000s.
HENRY JORDAN
Defensive tackle, 6-3, 240.
Born in Emporia, Virginia, Jan-
uary 26, 1935. Died February
21, 1977. Virginia. Inducted in
1995. 1957-58 Cleveland
Browns, 1959-69 Green Bay
Packers. Highlights: Fixture at
DT during Packers’ dynasty.
Played in four Pro Bowls,
seven NFL title games, Super
Bowls I, II.
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SONNY JURGENSEN
Quarterback. 6-0, 203. Born
in Wilmington, North Carolina,
August 23, 1934. Duke.
Inducted in 1983. 1957-63
Philadelphia Eagles, 1964-
1974 Washington Redskins.
Highlights: 32,224 yards
passing, 255 touchdowns,
82.63 passer rating. Sur-
passed 3,000 yards passing
in five seasons.
JIM KELLY
Quarterback. 6-3, 225. Born
in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
February 14, 1960. Miami.
Inducted in 2002. 1986-1996
Buffalo Bills. Highlights:
Passed for more than 3,000
yards eight times. Mastered
the no-huddle offense that
propelled Bills to four consec-
utive Super Bowls.
LEROY KELLY
Running back. 6-0, 205. Born
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
May 20, 1942. Morgan State.
Inducted in 1994. 1964-73
Cleveland Browns. Highlights:
7,274 yards rushing, 90 total
touchdowns, 1,000-yard
rusher first three years as
starter. Punt return champion,
1965.
CORTEZ KENNEDY
Defensive tackle. 6-3, 298.
Born in Osceola, Arkansas,
August 23, 1968. Died May
23, 2017. Northwest Missis-
sippi Community College,
Miami. Inducted in 2012.
1990-2000 Seattle Seahawks.
Highlights: NFL Defensive
Player of the Year, 1992. Voted
to eight Pro Bowls and select-
ed first-team All-Pro three
times. Named to the NFL’s All-
Decade Team of the 1990s.
PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
WALT KIESLING
Guard. Coach. 6-2, 245. Born
in St. Paul, Minnesota, May
27, 1903. Died March 2,
1962. St. Thomas (Minneso-
ta). Inducted in 1966. 1926-
27 Duluth Eskimos, 1928
Pottsville Maroons, 1929-33
Chicago Cardinals, 1934
Chicago Bears, 1935-36
Green Bay Packers, 1937-38
Pittsburgh Pirates; coach,
1939 Pittsburgh Pirates,
1940-42 Pittsburgh Steelers;
co-coach, 1943 Phil-Pitt,
1944 Card-Pitt; coach, 1954-
56 Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: 34-year career as pro
player, assistant coach, head
coach. Led Steelers to first
winning season, 1942.
FRANK (BRUISER) KINARD
Tackle. 6-1, 210. Born in Pela-
hatchie, Mississippi, October
23, 1914. Died September 7,
1985. Mississippi. Inducted in
1971. 1938-43 Brooklyn
Dodgers, 1944 Brooklyn
Tigers, 1946-47 New York
Yankees (AAFC). Highlights:
First man to earn both All-NFL,
All-AAFC honors. Out because
of injury only once.
JERRY KRAMER
Guard. 6-3, 245. Born in Jor-
dan, Montana, January 23,
1936. Idaho. Inducted in 2018.
1958-68 Green Bay Packers.
Highlights: Anchored offen-
sive line of Lombardi-era
Packers that won Super Bowl I
and II. Named to NFL’s 50th
Anniversary Team, NFL All-
Decade Team of 1960s and
Super Bowl Silver Anniversary
Team.
PAUL KRAUSE
Safety. 6-3, 200. Born in Flint,
Michigan, February 19, 1942.
Iowa. Inducted in 1998. 1964-
67 Washington Redskins,
1968-79 Minnesota Vikings.
Highlights: NFL all-time leader
with 81 interceptions. Played
in eight Pro Bowls. Starting
safety in four Super Bowls.
EARL (CURLY) LAMBEAU
Coach. Born in Green Bay,
Wisconsin, April 9, 1898. Died
June 1, 1965. Notre Dame.
Inducted in 1963. 1919-49
Green Bay Packers, 1950-51
Chicago Cardinals, 1952-53
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: Charter enshrinee.
229-134-22 coaching record
with six NFL championships.
Founded pre-NFL Packers,
1919.
JACK LAMBERT
Linebacker. 6-4, 220. Born in
Mantua, Ohio, July 8, 1952.
Kent State. Inducted in 1990.
1974-84 Pittsburgh Steelers.
Highlights: Leader of ‘Steel
Curtain.’ NFL defensive player
of year in 1976, nine Pro
Bowls.
TOM LANDRY
Coach. Born in Mission,
Texas, September 11, 1924.
Died February 12, 2000.
Texas. Inducted in 1990.
1960-88 Dallas Cowboys.
Highlights: 270-178-6 coach-
ing record. 20 consecutive
winning seasons. Innovator on
offense and defense.
DICK (NIGHT TRAIN) LANE
Cornerback. 6-2, 210. Born in
Austin, Texas, April 16, 1928.
Died January 29, 2002.
Scottsbluff Junior College.
Inducted in 1974. 1952-53
Los Angeles Rams, 1954-59
Chicago Cardinals, 1960-65
Detroit Lions. Highlights: 68
interceptions for 1,207 yards,
5 touchdowns. Record 14
interceptions as rookie. Seven
Pro Bowls.
JIM LANGER
Center. 6-2, 255. Born in Little
Falls, Minnesota, May 16,
1948. South Dakota State.
Inducted in 1987. 1970-79
Miami Dolphins, 1980-81
Minnesota Vikings. High-
lights: Played every offensive
down in Dolphins’ perfect
1972 season. Six Pro Bowls.
WILLIE LANIER
Linebacker. 6-1, 245. Born in
Clover, Virginia, August 21,
1945. Morgan State. Inducted
in 1986. 1967-77 Kansas City
Chiefs. Highlights: 27 inter-
ceptions. Defensive star in
Super Bowl IV upset. Nick-
named ‘Contact’ for ferocious
tackling.
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STEVE LARGENT
Wide receiver. 5-11, 191.
Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Sep-
tember 28, 1954, Tulsa.
Inducted in 1995. 1976-89
Seattle Seahawks. Highlights:
819 receptions for 13,089
yards, 100 touchdowns.
Receptions in 177 consecu-
tive games.
YALE LARY
Safety. 5-11, 189. Born in Fort
Worth, Texas, November 24,
1930. Died May 11, 2017.
Texas A&M. Inducted in 1979.
1952-53, 1956-64 Detroit
Lions. Highlights: 50 inter-
ceptions. Three NFL punting
crowns, three touchdowns on
punt returns. Nine Pro Bowls.
DANTE LAVELLI
End. 6-0, 199. Born in Hud-
son, Ohio, February 23, 1923.
Died January 20, 2009. Ohio
State. Inducted in 1975. 1946-
49 Cleveland Browns (AAFC),
1950-56 Cleveland Browns.
Highlights: 386 receptions for
6,488 yards, 62 touchdowns.
24 catches in six NFL title
games.
TY LAW
Cornerback. 5-11, 200. Born
in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania,
February 10, 1974. Inducted
in 2019. Michigan. 1995-
2004 New England Patriots,
2005, 2008 New York Jets,
2006-07 Kansas City Chiefs,
2009 Denver Broncos. High-
lights: Intercepted three or
more passes in a season nine
times. Led NFL in intercep-
tions twice (1998, 2005).
Registered 53 career intercep-
tions for 828 yards and 7 TDs.
BOBBY LAYNE
Quarterback. 6-2, 190. Born
in Santa Anna, Texas, Decem-
ber 19, 1926. Died December
1, 1986. Texas. Inducted in
1967. 1948 Chicago Bears,
1949 New York Bulldogs,
1950-58 Detroit Lions, 1958-
62 Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: 26,768 yards passing,
196 touchdowns, 2,451 yards
rushing. Late touchdown pass
won 1953 NFL title game.
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DICK LEBEAU
Cornerback. 6-1, 185. Born in
London, Ohio, September 9,
1937. Ohio State. Inducted in
2010. 1959-72 Detroit Lions.
Highlights: Recorded 62
career interceptions for 762
yards, 3 TDs, ranked third all-
time in interceptions at retire-
ment. Voted to three Pro
Bowls.
ALPHONSE (TUFFY)
LEEMANS
Fullback. 6-0, 200. Born in
Superior, Wisconsin, Novem-
ber 12, 1912. Died January
19, 1979. Oregon, George
Washington. Inducted in 1978.
1936-43 New York Giants.
Highlights: 3,132 yards rush-
ing, 2,318 yards passing, 422
yards receiving. Led NFL rush-
ers as rookie, 1936.
MARV LEVY
Coach. Born in Chicago, Illi-
nois, August 3, 1925.
Wyoming, Coe College, Har-
vard. Inducted in 2001. 1978-
1982 Kansas City Chiefs,
1986-97 Buffalo Bills. High-
lights: Led Bills to unprece-
dented four consecutive Super
Bowls. Had 154-120 record.
Coaching victories ranked
10th when retired.
RAY LEWIS
Linebacker. 6-1, 240. Born in
Bartow, Florida, May 15,
1975. Miami (FL). Inducted in
2018. 1996-2012 Baltimore
Ravens. Highlights: Twice
named AP Defensive Player of
the Year (2000, 2003). Named
All-Pro eight times. Voted to
12 Pro Bowls. First player in
NFL history with 40 sacks and
30 interceptions in a career.
BOB LILLY
Defensive tackle. 6-5, 260.
Born in Olney, Texas, July 26,
1939. Texas Christian. Induct-
ed in 1980. 1961-74 Dallas
Cowboys. Highlights: Eleven
Pro Bowls. Played 196 con-
secutive games. Foundation of
great Dallas defensive units.
FLOYD LITTLE
Running back. 5-10, 196.
Born in New Haven, Connecti-
cut, July 4, 1942. Syracuse.
Inducted in 2010. 1967-75
Denver Broncos. Highlights:
Broncos’ first 1,000-yard
rusher, won NFL rushing title
in 1971. Amassed more than
12,000 career all-purpose
yards, 54 TDs, five AFL All-
Star Games/Pro Bowls.
LARRY LITTLE
Guard. 6-1, 265. Born in Grov-
eland, Georgia, November 2,
1945. Bethune-Cookman.
Inducted in 1993. 1967-68
San Diego Chargers, 1969-80
Miami Dolphins. Highlights:
Five Pro Bowls, started in
three Super Bowls. Epitome of
powerful Dolphins rushing
game of 1970s.
JAMES LOFTON
Wide receiver. 6-3, 192. Born
in Fort Ord, California, July 5,
1956. Stanford. Inducted in
2003. 1978-86 Green Bay
Packers, 1987-88 Los Ange-
les Raiders, 1989-92 Buffalo
Bills, 1993 Los Angeles
Rams, 1993 Philadelphia
Eagles. Highlights: Played 16
seasons, 233 games. Caught
764 passes for 75 touch-
downs and a then-record
14,004 yards. All-Pro four
times, eight Pro Bowls.
VINCE LOMBARDI
Coach. Born in Brooklyn, New
York, June 11, 1913. Died
September 3, 1970. Fordham.
Inducted in 1971. 1959-67
Green Bay Packers, 1969
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: 105-35-6 coaching
record in 10 years, including
five NFL titles and victories in
Super Bowls I and II.
HOWIE LONG
Defensive end. 6-5, 268. Born
in Somerville, Massachusetts,
January 6, 1960. Villanova.
Inducted in 2000. 1981-93
Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders.
Highlights: All-Pro 1983,
1984, 1985. Named All-AFC
four times, 1983-1986. Eight
Pro Bowls.
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RONNIE LOTT
Cornerback-safety. 6-0, 203.
Born in Albuquerque, New
Mexico, May 8, 1959. South-
ern California. Inducted in
2000. 1981-90 San Francisco
49ers, 1991-92 Los Angeles
Raiders, 1993-94 New York
Jets. Highlights: Ten Pro
Bowls, 63 career intercep-
tions, and was named to the
NFL’s 75th Anniversary Team.
SID LUCKMAN
Quarterback. 6-0, 195. Born
in Brooklyn, New York,
November 21, 1916. Died July
5, 1998. Columbia. Inducted
in 1965. 1939-50 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: 137 touch-
down passes. All-NFL five
times. League MVP in 1943.
WILLIAM ROY (LINK)
LYMAN
Tackle. 6-2, 252. Born in Table
Rock, Nebraska, November
30, 1898. Died December 28,
1972. Nebraska. Inducted in
1964. 1922-23, 1925 Canton
Bulldogs, 1924 Cleveland Bull-
dogs, 1925 Frankford Yellow-
jackets, 1926-28, 1930-31,
1933-34 Chicago Bears. High-
lights: Played for four NFL
champions. In 16 seasons of
college and pro football,
played on one losing team.
TOM MACK
Guard. 6-3, 250. Born in
Cleveland, Ohio, November 1,
1943. Michigan. Inducted in
1999. 1966-78 Los Angeles
Rams. Highlights: Never
missed a game in entire 184-
game career. Elected to 11 Pro
Bowls.
JOHN MACKEY
Tight end. 6-2, 224. Born in
New York, New York, Septem-
ber 24, 1941. Died July 6,
2011. Syracuse. Inducted in
1992. 1963-71 Baltimore
Colts, 1972 San Diego Charg-
ers. Highlights: 331 recep-
tions for 5,236 yards, 38
touchdowns. Second tight end
to enter Hall of Fame.

JOHN MADDEN
Coach. Born in Austin, Min-
nesota, April 10, 1936. San
Mateo Junior College, Califor-
nia Polytechnic College at San
Luis Obispo. Inducted in
2006. 1969-78 Oakland
Raiders. Highlights: Became
one of youngest coaches in
history when hired at age 32.
112-39-7 overall record.
Owns best regular season
winning percentage among
coaches with 100 wins.
TIM MARA
Founder-Team Owner. Born in
New York, New York, July 29,
1887. Died February 16,
1959. Did not attend college.
Inducted in 1963. 1925-59
New York Giants. Highlights:
Charter enshrinee. Founder of
New York Giants. Built team
into powerhouse winning four
NFL titles, 10 division titles.
WELLINGTON MARA
Team owner. Born in New
York, New York, August 14,
1916. Died October 25, 2005.
Fordham. Inducted in 1997.
1937-2005 New York Giants.
Highlights: Lifetime contribu-
tor to NFL and New York
Giants. Worked as Giants’
ballboy, secretary, vice-presi-
dent, president and co-CEO.
NFC president 1984-2005.
GINO MARCHETTI
Defensive end. 6-4, 245. Born
in Smithers, West Virginia,
January 2, 1927. Died April
29, 2019. San Francisco.
Inducted in 1972. 1952 Dallas
Texans, 1953-64, 1966 Balti-
more Colts. Highlights:
Named top defensive end of
NFL’s first 50 years. 10 con-
secutive Pro Bowls. All-NFL
seven times.
DAN MARINO
Quarterback. 6-4, 218. Born in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sep-
tember 15, 1961. Pittsburgh.
Inducted in 2005. 1983-99
Miami Dolphins. Highlights:
Held NFL records for career
passing yardage (61,361),
completions (4,967), attempts
(8,358), and touchdowns
(420). Voted to nine Pro
Bowls.
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GEORGE PRESTON
MARSHALL
Team owner. Born in Grafton,
West Virginia, October 11,
1896. Died August 9, 1969.
Randolph-Macon. Inducted in
1963. 1932 Boston Braves,
1933-36 Boston Redskins,
1937-69 Washington Red-
skins. Highlights: Charter
enshrinee. Sponsored pro-
gressive rules changes. Orga-
nized first team band, pio-
neered halftime shows.
CURTIS MARTIN
Running back. 5-11, 207.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
nia, May 1, 1973. Pittsburgh.
Inducted in 2012. 1995-97
New England Patriots, 1998-
2005 New York Jets. High-
lights: Second player in NFL
history to start career with 10
straight 1,000-yard rushing
seasons. Retired as fourth-
leading rusher of all-time with
14,101 yards. Racked up
17,421 combined net yards
and 100 career TDs (90 rush-
ing, 10 receiving). NFL rush-
ing title, 2004.
OLLIE MATSON
Halfback. 6-2, 220. Born in
Trinity, Texas, May 1, 1930.
Died February 19, 2011. San
Francisco. Inducted in 1972.
1952, 1954-58 Chicago Car-
dinals, 1959-62 Los Angeles
Rams, 1963 Detroit Lions,
1964-66 Philadelphia Eagles.
Highlights: Nine touchdowns
on kickoff, punt returns. Trad-
ed for nine players in 1959.
BRUCE MATTHEWS
Guard-tackle-center. 6-5, 289.
Born in Raleigh, North Caroli-
na, August 8, 1961. Southern
California. Inducted in 2007.
1983-2001 Houston Oilers/
Tennessee Oilers/Tennessee
Titans. Highlights: Played in
296 games, most ever by
positional player at time of his
retirement. Named to a
record-tying 14 straight Pro
Bowls. All-Pro nine times, All-
AFC 12 times.
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KEVIN MAWAE
Center. 6-4, 289. Born in
Savannah, Georgia, January
23, 1971. Louisiana State.
Inducted in 2019. 1994-97
Seattle Seahawks, 1998-2005
New York Jets, 2006-09 Ten-
nessee Titans. Highlights:
Blocked for 1,000-yard rusher
in 13 of his 16 seasons and
five different running backs.
Noted for leadership and
steady play. Voted to eight Pro
Bowls.
DON MAYNARD
Wide receiver. 6-1, 185. Born
in Crosbyton, Texas, January
25, 1935. Texas Western.
Inducted in 1987. 1958 New
York Giants, 1960-62 New
York Titans, 1963-72 New
York Jets, 1973 St. Louis Car-
dinals. Highlights: 633 recep-
tions for 11,834 yards, 88
touchdowns. At least 50
catches and 1,000 yards in
five different seasons.
GEORGE MCAFEE
Halfback. 6-0, 177. Born in
Corbin, Kentucky, March 13,
1918. Died March 4, 2009.
Duke. Inducted in 1966. 1940-
41, 1945-50 Chicago Bears.
Highlights: Two-way star. 25
interceptions, 234 points.
Career punt-return average of
12.78 yards per return.
MIKE MCCORMACK
Tackle. 6-4, 250. Born in
Chicago, Illinois, June 21,
1930. Died November 15,
2013. Kansas. Inducted in
1984. 1951 New York Yanks,
1954-62 Cleveland Browns.
Highlights: Excelled as offen-
sive right tackle for eight
years. Six Pro Bowls.
RANDALL MCDANIEL
Guard. 6-3, 276. Born in
Phoenix, Arizona, December
19, 1964. Arizona State.
Inducted in 2009. 1988-99
Minnesota Vikings, 2000-01
Tampa Bay Buccaneers. High-
lights: 12 Pro Bowls, All-Pro
nine straight times. Blocked for
six different 1,000-yard rush-
ers, five 3,000-yard passers.
TOMMY MCDONALD
Wide receiver. 5-9, 175. Born
in Roy, New Mexico, July 26,
1934. Died September 24,
2018. Oklahoma. Inducted in
1998. 1957-63 Philadelphia
Eagles, 1964 Dallas Cowboys,
1965-66 Los Angeles Rams,
1967 Atlanta Falcons, 1968
Cleveland Browns. Highlights:
Recorded 495 receptions for
8,410 yards, 84 touchdowns.
HUGH MCELHENNY
Halfback. 6-1, 198. Born in
Los Angeles, California,
December 31, 1928. Wash-
ington. Inducted in 1970.
1952-60 San Francisco 49ers,
1961-62 Minnesota Vikings,
1963 New York Giants, 1964
Detroit Lions. Highlights:
5,281 rushing yards, 360
points. Totaled 11,369 yards
rushing, receiving, and return-
ing kicks.
JOHNNY (BLOOD) MCNALLY
Halfback. 6-0, 185. Born in
New Richmond, Wisconsin,
November 27, 1903. Died
November 28, 1985. Notre
Dame, St. John’s (Minnesota).
Inducted in 1963. 1925-26
Milwaukee Badgers, 1926-27
Duluth Eskimos, 1928
Pottsville Maroons, 1929-33,
1935-36 Green Bay Packers,
1934 Pittsburgh Pirates; play-
er-coach, 1937-38 Pittsburgh
Pirates. Highlights: Charter
enshrinee. 49 touchdowns,
297 points in 14 seasons with
five teams.
MIKE MICHALSKE
Guard. 6-0, 209. Born in
Cleveland, Ohio, April 24,
1903. Died October 26, 1983.
Penn State. Inducted in 1964.
1926 New York Yankees
(AFL), 1927-28 New York Yan-
kees, 1929-35, 1937 Green
Bay Packers. Highlights:
Anchored Packers’ champi-
onship lines, 1929-1931. First
guard enshrined in Canton.
WAYNE MILLNER
End. 6-0, 191. Born in Rox-
bury, Massachusetts, January
31, 1913. Died November 19,
1976. Notre Dame. Inducted in
1968. 1936 Boston Redskins,
1937-41, 1945 Washington
Redskins. Highlights: Red-
skins’ all-time leader with 124
catches when retired. 55- and
78-yard touchdown receptions
in 1937 NFL Championship
Game.
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BOBBY MITCHELL
Running back-wide receiver.
6-0, 195. Born in Hot Springs,
Arkansas, June 6, 1935. Illi-
nois. Inducted in 1983. 1958-
1961 Cleveland Browns,
1962-68 Washington Red-
skins. Highlights: 91 touch-
downs, including 8 on kickoff
and punt returns. 14,078
combined yards.
RON MIX
Tackle. 6-4, 255. Born in Los
Angeles, California, March 10,
1938. Southern California.
Inducted in 1979. 1960 Los
Angeles Chargers, 1961-69
San Diego Chargers, 1971
Oakland Raiders. Highlights:
All-AFL nine times. Only two
holding penalties in 10 years
with the Chargers.
ART MONK
Wide receiver. 6-3, 210. Born
in White Plains, New York,
December 5, 1957. Syracuse.
Inducted in 2008. 1980-93
Washington Redskins, 1994
New York Jets, 1995 Philadel-
phia Eagles. Highlights: 940
receptions, 12,721 yards, 68
TDs. Set then-single season
record, 106 catches, 1984.
Had 50 or more catches in a
season nine times.
JOE MONTANA
Quarterback. 6-2, 200. Born
in New Eagle, Pennsylvania,
June, 11, 1956. Notre Dame.
Inducted in 2000. 1979-90,
1992 San Francisco 49ers,
1993-94 Kansas City Chiefs.
Highlights: MVP in Super
Bowl’s XVI, XIX, and XXIV.
Eight Pro Bowls and All-NFL
three times.
WARREN MOON
Quarterback. 6-3, 212. Born
in Los Angeles, California,
November 18, 1956. West
Los Angeles Junior College,
Washington. Inducted in
2006. 1984-93 Houston Oil-
ers, 1994-96 Minnesota
Vikings, 1997-98 Seattle Sea-
hawks, 1999-2000 Kansas
City Chiefs. Highlights:
Passed for 49,325 yards and
291 touchdowns in 17 NFL
seasons. Elected to nine Pro
Bowls including eight straight.
Threw for 3,000 yards in nine
seasons.
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LENNY MOORE
Flanker-running back. 6-1,
198. Born in Reading, Penn-
sylvania, November 25, 1933.
Penn State. Inducted in 1975.
1956-67 Baltimore Colts.
Highlights: From 1963-65,
scored touchdowns in record
18 consecutive games. 113
career touchdowns, 12,451
combined net yards.
RANDY MOSS
Wide receiver. 6-4, 210. Born
in Rand, West Virginia, Febru-
ary 13, 1977. Marshall.
Inducted in 2018. 1998-2004,
2010 Minnesota Vikings,
2005-06 Oakland Raiders,
2007-10 New England Patri-
ots, 2010 Tennessee Titans,
2012 San Francisco 49ers.
Highlights: Recorded 982
catches for 15,292 yards and
156 TDs. Set NFL record with
23 touchdown receptions,
2007. Led NFL in TD recep-
tions five times. Selected to
NFL All-Decade Team of
2000s.
MARION MOTLEY
Fullback. 6-1, 238. Born in
Leesburg, Georgia, June 5,
1920. Died June 27, 1999.
South Carolina State, Nevada.
Inducted in 1968. 1946-49
Cleveland Browns (AAFC),
1950-53 Cleveland Browns,
1955 Pittsburgh Steelers.
Highlights: AAFC’s all-time
rushing champion. Led league
in rushing in first NFL season.
MIKE MUNCHAK
Guard. 6-3, 281. Born in
Scranton, Pennsylvania, March
5, 1960. Penn State. Inducted
in 2001. 1982-93 Houston Oil-
ers. Highlights: Devastating
blocker, All-AFC seven times,
elected to nine Pro Bowls.
ANTHONY MUÑOZ
Tackle. 6-6, 278. Born in
Ontario, California, August 19,
1958. Southern California.
Inducted in 1998. 1980-92
Cincinnati Bengals. High-
lights: All-Pro choice 11 con-
secutive years, 1981-1991.
Selected to 11 straight Pro
Bowls.
GEORGE MUSSO
Guard-tackle. 6-2, 270. Born
in Collinsville, Illinois. April 8,
1910. Died September 5,
2000. Millikin. Inducted in
1982. 1933-44 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: First player
to achieve All-NFL status at
two positions—tackle in 1935
and guard in 1937.
BRONKO NAGURSKI
Fullback. 6-2, 225. Born in
Rainy River, Ontario, Canada,
November 3, 1908. Died Jan-
uary 7, 1990. Minnesota.
Inducted in 1963. 1930-37,
1943 Chicago Bears. High-
lights: Charter enshrinee.
2,778 rushing yards in nine
seasons. All-NFL five times.
JOE NAMATH
Quarterback. 6-2, 200. Born
in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania,
May 31, 1943. Alabama.
Inducted in 1985. 1965-76
New York Jets, 1977 Los
Angeles Rams. Highlights:
First quarterback to pass for
more than 4,000 yards in sea-
son, 1967. Guaranteed, deliv-
ered victory over Colts in
Super Bowl III.
EARLE (GREASY) NEALE
Coach. Born in Parkersburg,
West Virginia, November 5,
1891. Died November 2,
1973. West Virginia Wesleyan.
Inducted in 1969. 1941-42,
1944-50 Philadelphia Eagles;
co-coach, 1943 Phil-Pitt.
Highlights: Turned Eagles into
winners with three consecu-
tive division crowns, NFL
championships in 1948 and
1949.
ERNIE NEVERS
Fullback. 6-1, 205. Born in
Willow River, Minnesota, June
11, 1903. Died May 3, 1976.
Stanford. Inducted in 1963.
1926-27 Duluth Eskimos,
1929-1931 Chicago Cardi-
nals. Highlights: Charter
enshrinee. Holds NFL’s
longest-standing record, 40
points in one game in 1929.
OZZIE NEWSOME
Tight end. 6-2, 232. Born in
Muscle Shoals, Alabama,
March 16, 1956. Alabama.
Inducted in 1999. 1978-90
Cleveland Browns. Highlights:
Finished career as all-time
leader among tight ends with
662 receptions for 7,980
yards.
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RAY NITSCHKE
Linebacker. 6-3, 235. Born in
Elmwood Park, Illinois,
December 29, 1936. Died
March 8, 1998. Illinois.
Inducted in 1978. 1958-72
Green Bay Packers. High-
lights: MVP of 1962 title
game. Named NFL’s all-time
linebacker in 1969.
CHUCK NOLL
Coach. Born in Cleveland,
Ohio, January 5, 1932. Died
June 13, 2014. Dayton.
Inducted in 1993. 1969-91
Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: Coached for 23 years.
Won four Super Bowl titles (IX,
X, XIII, XIV).
LEO NOMELLINI
Defensive tackle. 6-3, 264.
Born in Lucca, Italy, June 19,
1924. Died October 17, 2000.
Minnesota. Inducted in 1969.
1950-63 San Francisco 49ers.
Highlights: Played every
49ers game for 14 seasons.
10 Pro Bowls.
JONATHAN OGDEN
Tackle. 6-9, 345. Born in
Washington, D.C., July 31,
1974. Inducted in 2013.
1996-2007 Baltimore Ravens.
Highlights: First-ever draft
pick of the Ravens. Named
first-team All-Pro six times.
Elected to 11 Pro Bowls.
Member of NFL’s All-Decade
Team of 2000s.
MERLIN OLSEN
Defensive tackle. 6-5, 270.
Born in Logan, Utah, Septem-
ber 15, 1940. Died March 11,
2010. Utah State. Inducted in
1982. 1962-76 Los Angeles
Rams. Highlights: Member of
the “Fearsome Foursome.”
Named to 14 consecutive Pro
Bowls, Rams’ all-time team.
JIM OTTO
Center. 6-2, 255. Born in
Wausau, Wisconsin, January
5, 1938. Miami. Inducted in
1980. 1960-74 Oakland
Raiders. Highlights: Named
AFL’s all-time center. Played in
210 games, 12 AFL All-Star
Games or Pro Bowls, six
AFL/AFC title games.

STEVE OWEN
Tackle. Coach. 6-2, 235. Born
in Cleo Springs, Oklahoma,
April 21, 1898. Died May 17,
1964. Phillips. Inducted in
1966. 1924-25 Kansas City
Cowboys, 1925 Cleveland
Bulldogs, 1926-31, 1933 New
York Giants; coach, 1930-
1953 New York Giants. High-
lights: Both player and coach.
Coached Giants to record of
155-108-17, eight divisional
titles, two NFL champi-
onships.
TERRELL OWENS
Wide receiver. 6-3, 224. Born
in Alexander City, Alabama,
December 7, 1973. Ten-
nessee-Chattanooga. Inducted
in 2018. 1996-2003 San Fran-
cisco 49ers, 2004-05
Philadelphia Eagles, 2006-08
Dallas Cowboys, 2009 Buffalo
Bills, 2010 Cincinnati Bengals.
Highlights: Career totals:
1,078 catches for 15,934
yards, 14.8 yards per catch
and 153 TDs. Registered nine
1,000-yard seasons. Had 60
or more catches in all but
three seasons. NFL’s All-
Decade Team of 2000s.
ORLANDO PACE
Tackle. 6-7, 320. Born in San-
dusky, Ohio, November 4,
1975. Ohio State. Inducted in
2016. 1997-2008 St. Louis
Rams, 2009 Chicago Bears.
Highlights: First overall pick,
1997 NFL Draft. Blocked for
three straight NFL MVPs. All-
Pro five times.
ALAN PAGE
Defensive tackle. 6-4, 225.
Born in Canton, Ohio, August
7, 1945. Notre Dame. Induct-
ed in 1988. 1967-78
Minnesota Vikings, 1978-81
Chicago Bears. Highlights:
Dominating defensive tackle
played in 238 consecutive
games, four Super Bowls.
Won league MVP honors in
1971.
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BILL PARCELLS
Coach. Born in Englewood,
New Jersey, August 22, 1941.
Inducted in 2013. 1983-1990
New York Giants, 1993-96
New England Patriots, 1997-
99 New York Jets, 2003-06
Dallas Cowboys. Highlights:
Only coach to lead four differ-
ent teams to the playoffs.
Named NFL Coach of the Year
twice (1986 and 1994). Led
Giants to two Super Bowl
titles. Overall record: 183-
138-1.
CLARENCE (ACE) PARKER
Quarterback. 5-11, 168. Born
in Portsmouth, Virginia, May
17, 1912. Died November 6,
2013. Duke. Inducted in 1972.
1937-41 Brooklyn Dodgers,
1945 Boston Yanks, 1946
New York Yankees (AAFC).
Highlights: Two-way threat.
Two-time All-NFL performer,
league MVP in 1940.
JIM PARKER
Guard-tackle. 6-3, 273. Born
in Macon, Georgia, April 3,
1934. Died July 18, 2005.
Ohio State. Inducted in 1973.
1957-1967 Baltimore Colts.
Highlights: First full-time
offensive lineman elected to
Hall of Fame. All-NFL eight
consecutive years, eight Pro
Bowls.
WALTER PAYTON
Running back. 5-10, 202.
Born in Columbia, Mississippi,
July 25, 1954. Died November
1, 1999. Jackson State.
Inducted in 1993. 1975-87
Chicago Bears. Highlights:
NFL’s all-time leading rusher
with 16,726 yards and com-
bined net yardage with 21,803
at time of retirement.
JOE PERRY
Fullback. 6-0, 200. Born in
Stevens, Arkansas, January
22, 1927. Died April 25, 2011.
Compton Junior College.
Inducted in 1969. 1948-49
San Francisco 49ers (AAFC),
1950-60, 1963 San Francisco
49ers, 1961-62 Baltimore
Colts. Highlights: First player
in NFL history to gain 1,000
yards two consecutive sea-
sons. 12,532 combined
yards.
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PETE PIHOS
End. 6-1, 210. Born in Orlando,
Florida, October 22, 1923. Died
August 16, 2011. Indiana.
Inducted in 1970. 1947-55
Philadelphia Eagles. High-
lights: Three-time NFL receiv-
ing champion. Caught winning
touchdown in 1949 NFL
Championship Game.
BILL POLIAN
Contributor. Born in Bronx,
New York, December 8, 1942.
New York University. Inducted
in 2015. 1978-1982 Kansas
City Chiefs, 1984-1992 Buffa-
lo Bills, 1993-94 National
Football League, 1995-97
Carolina Panthers, 1998-2011
Indianapolis Colts. Highlights:
Spent 32 seasons in NFL.
Turned the fortunes of three
different NFL teams. Named
NFL’s Executive of the Year by
The Sporting News six times.
FRITZ POLLARD
Halfback-Coach. 5-9, 165.
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Janu-
ary 27, 1894. Died May 11,
1986. Brown. Inducted in
2005. 1919-21, 1925-26
Akron Pros/Indians, 1922 Mil-
waukee Badgers, 1923, 1925
Hammond Pros, 1925 Provi-
dence Steam Roller. High-
lights: True pioneer as one of
two African American players
in the NFL in 1920 and helped
lead Akron to league title that
season. In 1921, became the
league’s first black head
coach.
JOHN RANDLE
Defensive tackle. 6-1, 278.
Born in Hearne, Texas,
December 12, 1967. Trinity
Valley Community College;
Texas A&I. Inducted in 2010.
1990-2000 Minnesota Vikings,
2001-03 Seattle Seahawks.
Highlights: Undrafted free
agent rookie, record eight
straight seasons with 10 or
more sacks, had 137.5 career
sacks. Voted to seven Pro
Bowls, named All-Pro/NFC six
consecutive years, All-AFC
once.
HUGH (SHORTY) RAY
Supervisor of officials 1938-
1952. Born in Highland Park,
Illinois, September 21, 1884.
Died September 16, 1956. Illi-
nois. Inducted in 1966. High-
lights: Supervisor of Officials,
1938-1952. Streamlined rules
to improve game tempo, play-
er safety.
ANDRE REED
Wide receiver. 6-2, 190. Born
in Allentown, Pennsylvania,
January 29, 1964. Kutztown.
Inducted in 2014. 1985-99
Buffalo Bills, 2000 Washing-
ton Redskins. Highlights:
Most prolific receiver in Bill
history. His 951 career recep-
tions was third all-time when
he retired.
ED REED
Safety. 5-11, 200. Born in St.
Rose, Louisiana, September
11, 1978. Miami (FL). Induct-
ed in 2019. 2002-2012 Balti-
more Ravens, 2013 Houston
Texans, 2013 New York Jets.
Highlights: NFL’s Defensive
Player of the Year, 2004.
Career statistics: 64 intercep-
tions returned for NFL record
1,590 yards and 7 TDs.
Selected All-Pro six times.
DAN REEVES
Team owner. Born in New
York, New York, June 30,
1912. Died April 15, 1971.
Georgetown. Inducted in
1967. 1941-45 Cleveland
Rams, 1946-71 Los Angeles
Rams. Highlights: Moved
Rams to Los Angeles in 1946
and opened up West Coast to
pro football. First postwar
owner to sign African-Ameri-
can player.
MEL RENFRO
Cornerback-safety. 6-0, 192.
Born in Houston, Texas,
December 30, 1941. Oregon.
Inducted in 1996. 1964-77
Dallas Cowboys. Highlights:
52 interceptions for 626 yards
and 3 touchdowns. Also
added 842 yards on punt
returns, 2,246 yards on kick-
off returns. Elected to Pro
Bowl first 10 seasons.
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JERRY RICE
Wide receiver. 6-2, 200. Born
in Starksville, Mississippi,
October 13, 1962. Mississippi
Valley State. Inducted in 2010.
1985-2000 San Francisco
49ers, 2001-04 Oakland
Raiders, 2004 Seattle Sea-
hawks. Highlights: NFL’s all-
time reception leader with
1,549 catches for 22,895
yards, 208 total touchdowns.
Had 14 seasons with 1,000
yards receiving; 23,546 com-
bined net yards. All-Pro 11
times, Super Bowl XXIII MVP.
LES RICHTER
Linebacker. 6-3, 238. Born in
Fresno, California, October 6,
1930. Died June 12, 2010.
California. Inducted in 2011.
1954-62 Los Angeles Rams.
Highlights: Second overall
pick in 1952 by New York
Yanks. Rights traded to Rams
in exchange for 11 players.
Rugged, fierce competitor.
Voted to eight straight Pro
Bowls. Recorded 16 career
interceptions, also handled
Rams’ placekicking duties
early in career.
JOHN RIGGINS
Running back. 6-2, 240. Born
in Seneca, Kansas, August 4,
1949. Kansas. Inducted in
1992. 1971-75 New York
Jets, 1976-79, 1981-85
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: 11,352 rushing yards,
116 total touchdowns. MVP of
Super Bowl XVII with 166
rushing yards including game-
winning 43-yard touchdown.
JIM RINGO
Center. 6-2, 230. Born in
Orange, New Jersey, Novem-
ber 21, 1931. Died November
19, 2007. Syracuse. Inducted
in 1981. 1953-63 Green Bay
Packers, 1964-67 Philadel-
phia Eagles. Highlights: Ten-
time Pro Bowl selection,
seven-time All-NFL selection.
Started in then-record 182
consecutive games.
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WILLIE ROAF
Tackle. 6-5, 300. Born in Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, April 18,
1970. Louisiana Tech. Induct-
ed in 2012. 1993-2001 New
Orleans Saints, 2002-05
Kansas City Chiefs. High-
lights: Voted to 11 Pro Bowls,
named first-team All-Pro
seven times. Member of both
the NFL’s All-Decade Team of
the 1990s and 2000s.
DAVE ROBINSON
Linebacker. 6-3, 245. Born in
Mt. Holly, New Jersey, May 3,
1941. Inducted in 2013. 1963-
1972 Green Bay Packers,
1973-74 Washington Red-
skins. Highlights: Starting out-
side linebacker in three NFL
championship game and two
Super Bowl wins. Recorded 27
career interceptions. Voted to
three Pro Bowl Bowls. Named
to NFL’s All-Decade Team of
1960s.
JOHNNY ROBINSON
Safety. 6-1, 205. Born in
Delhi, Louisiana, September 9,
1938. Louisiana State. Induct-
ed in 2019. 1960-71 Dallas
Texans/Kansas City Chiefs.
Highlights: Intercepted 57
career interceptions, returned
for 741 yards and 1 TD.
Named to AFL’s All-Time
Team. Single-season best 10
interceptions in 1966 (led
AFL) and 1970 (led NFL).
ANDY ROBUSTELLI
Defensive end. 6-0, 230. Born
in Stamford, Connecticut,
December 6, 1925. Died May
31, 2011. Arnold College.
Inducted in 1971. 1951-55 Los
Angeles Rams, 1956-64 New
York Giants. Highlights:
Anchored defense in eight
championship games. Named
NFL’s top player in 1962.
ART ROONEY
Founder-Team Owner. Born in
Coulterville, Pennsylvania,
January 27, 1901. Died
August 25, 1988. Georgetown,
Duquesne. Inducted in 1964.
1933-39 Pittsburgh Pirates,
1940-42, 1945-88 Pittsburgh
Steelers, 1943 Phil-Pitt, 1944
Card-Pitt. Highlights: Founded
Pittsburgh Pirates in 1933 and
renamed them Steelers in
1940. Team won four Super
Bowls in 1970s.
DAN ROONEY
Administrator-Team Owner.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
nia, July, 20, 1932. Died April
13, 2017. Duquesne. Inducted
in 2000. 1955-present Pitts-
burgh Steelers. Highlights:
Has been on the board of
directors for the NFL Trust
Fund, NFL Films, and Schedul-
ing Committee. Played a key
role in the labor agreement
reached in 1993 between the
NFL owners and players.
PETE ROZELLE
Commissioner. Born in South
Gate, California, March 1,
1926. Died December 6,
1996. Compton Junior Col-
lege, San Francisco. Inducted
in 1985. Commissioner, 1960-
1989. Highlights: Negotiated
first league-wide television
contract in 1962. Generally
recognized as premiere com-
missioner in all of sports.
Credited with making NFL the
nation’s most popular sport.
BOB ST. CLAIR
Tackle. 6-9, 265. Born in San
Francisco, California, February
18, 1931. Died April 20, 2015.
San Francisco, Tulsa. Inducted
in 1990. 1953-63 San Fran-
cisco 49ers. Highlights:
Exceptional offensive lineman.
Also played goal-line defense
and had 10 blocked field
goals, 1956.
ED SABOL
Founder-President-Chairman.
Born in Atlantic City, New Jer-
sey, September 11, 1916.
Died February 9, 2015. Ohio
State. Inducted in 2011. 1964-
1995 NFL Films. Highlights:
Bid and received rights to film
1962 NFL Championship
Game. Two years later, found-
ed NFL Films. During his
tenure, NFL Films won 52
Emmys. Vision and innova-
tions changed the way in
which sports were presented.
BARRY SANDERS
Running back. 5-8, 203. Born
in Wichita, Kansas, July 16,
1968. Oklahoma State. Induct-
ed in 2004. 1989-98 Detroit
Lions. Highlights: 15,269
rushing yards, 99 touch-
downs. Rushed for 1,000
yards in each of 10 seasons.
NFL co-MVP, 1997. Selected
to 10 Pro Bowls.
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CHARLIE SANDERS
Tight end. 6-4, 230. Born in
Richlands, North Carolina,
August 25, 1946. Died July 2,
2015. Minnesota. Inducted in
2007. 1968-77 Detroit Lions.
Highlights: 336 career recep-
tions for 4,817 yards and 31
touchdowns. Selected to
seven Pro Bowls. Named to
the NFL’s All-Decade Team of
1970s.
DEION SANDERS
Cornerback-Kick returner-Punt
returner. 6-1, 195. Born in Fort
Myers, Florida, August 9,
1967. Florida State. Inducted
in 2011. 1989-93 Atlanta Fal-
cons, 1994 San Francisco
49ers, 1995-99 Dallas Cow-
boys, 2000 Washington Red-
skins, 2004-05 Baltimore
Ravens. Highlights: First-
team All-NFL nine times.
Voted to the NFL’s All-Decade
Team of the 1990s at both
cornerback and punt returner.
53 career interceptions.
Career touchdowns include
six on punt returns, three on
kickoff returns, nine on inter-
ceptions, one fumble recov-
ery, and three receiving.
WARREN SAPP
Defensive tackle. 6-2, 300.
Born in Orlando, Florida,
December 19, 1972. Inducted
in 2013. 1995-2003 Tampa
Bay Buccaneers, 2004-07
Oakland Raiders. Highlights:
Amassed 96.5 career sacks.
Named 1999 NFL Defensive
Player of the Year. First-team
All-Pro four straight seasons.
Member of NFL’s All-Decade
Teams of 1990s and 2000s.
GALE SAYERS
Running back. 6-0, 200. Born
in Wichita, Kansas, May 30,
1943. Kansas. Inducted in
1977. 1965-71 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: Broke into
league by scoring rookie-
record 22 touchdowns. Led
league in rushing in 1966,
1969. MVP of three Pro
Bowls.
JOE SCHMIDT
Linebacker. 6-0, 222. Born in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Jan-
uary 18, 1932. Pittsburgh.
Inducted in 1973. 1953-65
Detroit Lions. Highlights: 24
interceptions. Lions’ team
captain for nine years. Mas-
tered middle linebacker posi-
tion that evolved in 1950s.

TEX SCHRAMM
Team president-general man-
ager. Born in San Gabriel, Cal-
ifornia, June 2, 1920. Died
July 15, 2003. Texas. Inducted
in 1991. 1947-56 Los Angeles
Rams. 1960-89 Dallas Cow-
boys. Highlights: Played
prominent role in AFL-NFL
merger. Chairman of Competi-
tion Committee from 1966-
1988.
JUNIOR SEAU
Linebacker. 6-3, 250. Born in
San Diego, California, January
19, 1969. Died May 2, 2012.
Southern California. Inducted
in 2015. 1990-2002 San
Diego Chargers, 2003-05
Miami Dolphins, 2006-09
New England Patriots. High-
lights: NFL Defensive Player
of the Year in 1992. First-team
All-Pro selection eight times.
Selected to play in 12 Pro
Bowls. Recorded 10 or more
tackles in a game 64 times.
LEE ROY SELMON
Defensive end. 6-3, 250. Born
in Eufaula, Oklahoma, October
20, 1954. Died September 4,
2011. Oklahoma. Inducted in
1995. 1976-84 Tampa Bay
Buccaneers. Highlights: 781⁄2
sacks, 380 quarterback pres-
sures, forced 28 fumbles. Six
consecutive Pro Bowl selec-
tions.
SHANNON SHARPE
Tight end. 6-2, 230. Born in
Chicago, Illinois, June 26,
1968. Savannah State. Induct-
ed in 2011. 1990-99, 2002-
03 Denver Broncos, 2000-01
Baltimore Ravens. Highlights:
Retired as the NFL’s all-time
leader among tight ends for
catches (815), receiving yards
(10,060) and TD receptions
(62). Selected as first- or sec-
ond-team All-Pro five times,
named to eight Pro Bowls.
Played on three Super Bowl
championship teams in four
seasons.
BILLY SHAW
Guard. 6-2, 258. Born in
Natchez, Mississippi, Decem-
ber 15, 1938. Georgia Tech.
Inducted in 1999. 1961-69
Buffalo Bills. Highlights: First
player who played entire
career in AFL to be elected to
Hall of Fame. Named to AFL’s
all-time team.
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ART SHELL
Tackle. 6-5, 285. Born in
Charleston, South Carolina,
November 26, 1946. Mary-
land State-Eastern Shore.
Inducted in 1989. 1968-82
Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders.
Highlights: Cornerstone of
Raiders’ offensive line in
1970s. 207 regular-season
games, 23 postseason
games, eight Pro Bowls.
WILL SHIELDS
Guard 6-3, 320. Born in Fort
Riley, Kansas, September 15,
1971. Nebraska, Inducted in
2015. 1993-2006 Kansas City
Chiefs. Highlights: Earned 12
straight Pro Bowl berths.
Never missed a game during
14-season career; 224 games
played with 223 starts. A
member of the NFL’s All-
Decade Team of the 2000s.
DON SHULA
Coach. Born in Grand River,
Ohio, January 4, 1930. John
Carroll. Inducted in 1997.
1963-69 Baltimore Colts,
1970-95 Miami Dolphins.
Highlights: Won more games
(347) than any coach in NFL
history. Won two Super Bowl
titles, including Super Bowl VII
when Dolphins recorded NFL’s
only perfect season (17-0).
O.J. SIMPSON
Running back. 6-1, 212. Born
in San Francisco, California,
July 9, 1947. City College
(San Francisco), Southern
California. Inducted in 1985.
1969-77 Buffalo Bills, 1978-
79 San Francisco 49ers.
Highlights: In 1973, became
first player to rush for 2,000
yards in season. Finished
career with four rushing titles,
11,236 yards.
MIKE SINGLETARY
Linebacker. 6-0, 230. Born in
Houston, Texas, October 9,
1958. Baylor. Inducted in
1998. 1981-92 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: All-Pro
choice eight times and All-NFC
nine consecutive seasons.
Selected to 10 Pro Bowls.
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JACKIE SLATER
Tackle. 6-4, 277. Born in
Jackson, Mississippi, May 27,
1954. Jackson State. Inducted
in 2001. 1976-95 Los Ange-
les/St. Louis Rams. High-
lights: Played 20 seasons,
259 games. Blocked for seven
different 1,000-yard rushers.
Seven Pro Bowls.
BRUCE SMITH
Defensive end. 6-4, 280. Born
in Norfolk, Virginia, June 18,
1963. Virginia Tech. Inducted
in 2009. 1985-99 Buffalo
Bills, 2000-03 Washington
Redskins. Highlights: NFL’s
all-time leader in sacks with
200. Named All-Pro nine
times, 11 Pro Bowls. Selected
to NFL’s All-Decade Team of
1980s and 1990s.
EMMITT SMITH
Running back. 5-9, 207. Born
in Pensacola, Florida, May 15,
1969. Florida. Inducted in
2010. 1990-2002 Dallas
Cowboys, 2003-04 Arizona
Cardinals. Highlights: Won
four rushing titles in five years,
recorded record 11 straight
1,000-yard seasons. NFL’s all-
time leading rusher with
18,355 yards, 164 rushing
TDs. Won NFL MVP and Super
Bowl XXVIII MVP in 1993.
JACKIE SMITH
Tight end. 6-4, 232. Born in
Columbia, Mississippi, Febru-
ary 23, 1940. Northwestern
State (Louisiana). Inducted in
1994. 1963-77 St. Louis Car-
dinals, 1978 Dallas Cowboys.
Highlights: 480 receptions for
7,918 yards, 40 touchdowns.
Third tight end to be elected to
Hall of Fame.
KEN STABLER
Quarterback. 6-3, 215. Born
in Foley, Alabama, December
25, 1945. Died July 8, 2015.
Alabama. Inducted in 2016.
1970-79 Oakland Raiders,
1980-81 Houston Oilers,
1982-84 New Orleans Saints.
Highlights: Compiled impres-
sive .661 winning percentage.
Career total: 27,938 yards,
194 TDs. First QB since AFL-
NFL merger to lead team to
five consecutive conference
championships.
JOHN STALLWORTH
Wide receiver. 6-2, 191. Born
in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, July
15, 1952. Alabama A&M.
Inducted in 2002. 1974-87
Pittsburgh Steelers. High-
lights: 537 receptions for
8,723 yards, 63 touchdowns.
Scored go-ahead touchdown
in Super Bowl XIV on 73-yard
reception.
DICK STANFEL
Guard. 6-3, 236. Born in San
Francisco, California, July 20,
1927. Died June 22, 2015.
San Francisco. Inducted in
2016. 1952-55 Detroit Lions,
1956-58 Washington Red-
skins. Highlights: Named
team MVP in 1953 champi-
onship season, rare honor for
offensive lineman. Named All-
NFL five times in seven sea-
sons. Retired in prime to pur-
sue coaching career.
BART STARR
Quarterback. 6-1, 200. Born
in Montgomery, Alabama,
January 9, 1934. Died May
26, 2019. Alabama. Inducted
in 1977. 1956-71 Green Bay
Packers. Highlights: Quarter-
backed Packers to six division
titles, five NFL titles, and first
two Super Bowls in which he
was MVP.
ROGER STAUBACH
Quarterback. 6-3, 202. Born
in Cincinnati, Ohio, February
5, 1942. New Mexico Military
Institute, Navy. Inducted in
1985. 1969-79 Dallas Cow-
boys. Highlights: Led Cow-
boys to four NFC titles and vic-
tories in Super Bowls VI, XII.
When retired, 83.4 career
passer rating was best of all
time.
ERNIE STAUTNER
Defensive tackle. 6-2, 235.
Born in Prinzing-by-Cham,
Bavaria, April 20, 1925. Died
February 16, 2006. Boston
College. Inducted in 1969.
1950-63 Pittsburgh Steelers.
Highlights: Played in nine Pro
Bowls and won the best line-
man award in 1957. Recorded
3 safeties.
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JAN STENERUD
Kicker. 6-2, 190. Born in Fet-
sund, Norway, November 26,
1942. Montana State. Induct-
ed in 1991. 1967-79 Kansas
City Chiefs, 1980-83 Green
Bay Packers, 1984-85 Min-
nesota Vikings. Highlights:
1,699 points on 580 extra
points, 373 field goals. First
pure placekicker to enter Hall
of Fame.
DWIGHT STEPHENSON
Center. 6-2, 255. Born in
Murfreesboro, North Carolina,
November 20, 1957. Alaba-
ma. Inducted in 1998. 1980-
87 Miami Dolphins. High-
lights: Recognized as premier
center of his time. All-Pro, All-
AFC five straight years. Select-
ed to five Pro Bowls.
MICHAEL STRAHAN
Defensive end. 6-5, 255. Born
in Houston, Texas, November
21, 1971. Texas Southern.
Inducted in 2014. 1993-2007
New York Giants. Highlights:
Recorded 141.5 career sacks.
His 22.5 sacks in 2001 is an
NFL record. Named to NFL's
All-Decade Team of 2000s.
HANK STRAM
Coach. Born in Chicago, Illi-
nois, January 3, 1923. Died
July 4, 2005. Purdue. Induct-
ed in 2003. 1960-74 Dallas
Texans/Kansas City Chiefs,
1976-77 New Orleans Saints.
Highlights: Overall record of
136-100-10. Recorded most
wins in AFL history. Guided
teams to titles in 1962, 1966,
and 1969. Led Chiefs to AFL
win in Super Bowl IV.
KEN STRONG
Halfback. 5-11, 210. Born in
West Haven, Connecticut,
April 21, 1906. Died October
5, 1979. New York University.
Inducted in 1967. 1929-32
Staten Island Stapletons,
1933-35, 1939, 1944-47 New
York Giants, 1936-37 New
York Yanks (AFL). Highlights:
Scored 17 points to lead
Giants to victory in 1934
‘Sneakers’ game, led NFL with
64 points, 1933.
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JOE STYDAHAR
Tackle. 6-4, 230. Born in Kay-
lor, Pennsylvania, March 17,
1912. Died March 23, 1977.
West Virginia. Inducted in
1967. 1936-42, 1945-46
Chicago Bears. Highlights:
One of stalwarts of Bears’
‘Monsters of the Midway.’
Played on five divisional, three
NFL championship teams.
LYNN SWANN
Wide receiver. 5-11, 180.
Born in Alcoa, Tennessee,
March 7, 1952. Southern Cal-
ifornia. Inducted in 2001.
1974-1982 Pittsburgh Steel-
ers. Highlights: All-AFC three
times. Selected to three Pro
Bowls. MVP, Super Bowl X.
FRAN TARKENTON
Quarterback. 6-0, 185. Born
in Richmond, Virginia, Febru-
ary 3, 1940. Georgia. Inducted
in 1986. 1961-66, 1972-78
Minnesota Vikings, 1967-71
New York Giants. Highlights:
At retirement, held NFL
records for attempts (6,467),
completions (3,686), yards
(47,003), and touchdowns
(342). Four touchdowns pass-
es in first NFL game.
CHARLEY TAYLOR
Running back-wide receiver.
6-3, 210. Born in Grand
Prairie, Texas, September 28,
1941. Arizona State. Inducted
in 1984. 1964-75, 1977
Washington Redskins. High-
lights: Won rookie of year
honors as running back.
Switched to wide receiver and
won receiving titles in 1966,
1967.
JASON TAYLOR
Defensive end. 6-6, 260. Born
in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
September 1, 1974. Akron.
Inducted in 2017. 1997-2007,
2009, 2011 Miami Dolphins,
2008 Washington Redskins,
2010 New York Jets. High-
lights: NFL Defensive Player
of the Year in 2006. Career
stats: 139.5 sacks; 8 intercep-
tions for 110 yards and 3 TDs;
29 opponents’ fumbles recov-
ered; 6 TDs on fumble recov-
eries; and 3 safeties.
JIM TAYLOR
Fullback. 6-0, 216. Born in
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Sep-
tember 20, 1935. Died Octo-
ber 13, 2018. Hinds Junior
College; Louisiana State.
Inducted in 1976. 1958-66
Green Bay Packers, 1967 New
Orleans Saints. Highlights:
8,597 rushing yards, 558
points. In 1962, led league in
rushing and scoring with 19
touchdowns.
LAWRENCE TAYLOR
Linebacker. 6-3, 237. Born in
Williamsburg, Virginia, Febru-
ary 4, 1959. North Carolina.
Inducted in 1999. 1981-93
New York Giants. Highlights:
Redefined the position of out-
side linebacker. All-Pro nine
times, 10 Pro Bowls. NFL
MVP in 1986.
DERRICK THOMAS
Linebacker. 6-3, 243. Born in
Miami, Florida, January 1,
1967. Died February 8, 2000.
Alabama. Inducted in 2009.
1989-99 Kansas City Chiefs.
Highlights: Set NFL record
with 7 sacks in one game.
Recorded most sacks in NFL
during 1990s. Nine Pro Bowls.
Named to NFL’s All-Decade
Team of 1990s.
EMMITT THOMAS
Cornerback. 6-2, 192. Born in
Angleton, Texas, June 3,
1943. Bishop. Inducted in
2008. 1966-78 Kansas City
Chiefs. Highlights: Undrafted
free agent. 58 interceptions,
937 yards, 5 TDs. Ranked fifth
all-time in interceptions at
retirement. Interception leader
—AFL, 1969 and NFL, 1974.
THURMAN THOMAS
Running back. 5-10, 198.
Born in Houston, Texas, May
16, 1966. Oklahoma State.
Inducted in 2007. 1988-99
Buffalo Bills, 2000 Miami Dol-
phins. Highlights: Amassed
16,532 total yards including
12,074 yards rushing. Scored
88 touchdowns. Only player in
history to lead league in yards
from scrimmage four straight
seasons.
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JIM THORPE
Halfback. 6-1, 190. Born in
Prague, Oklahoma, May 28,
1888. Died March 28, 1953.
Carlisle. Inducted in 1963.
1915-17, 1919-1920, 1926
Canton Bulldogs, 1921 Cleve-
land Indians, 1922-23 Oorang
Indians, 1924 Rock Island
Independents, 1925 New York
Giants, 1928 Chicago Cardi-
nals. Highlights: Charter
enshrinee. First president of
American Professional Foot-
ball Association, 1920. Played
for 12 seasons.
MICK TINGELHOFF
Center. 6-2, 237. Born in Lex-
ington, Nebraska, May 22,
1940. Nebraska. Inducted in
2015. 1962-78 Minnesota
Vikings. Highlights: Signed as
a rookie free agent. Earned
starting nod as rookie and
never relinquished role during
career. All-NFL/All-Pro-choice
seven times (1964–1970).
ANDRE TIPPETT
Linebacker. 6-3, 240. Born in
Birmingham, Alabama,
December 27, 1959. Iowa;
Ellsworth (IA) Jr. College.
Inducted in 2008. 1982-88,
1990-93 New England Patri-
ots. Highlights: Recorded 100
career sacks including per-
sonal best 18.5 sacks, 1984.
Named to five straight Pro
Bowls, 1985-89.
Y.A. TITTLE
Quarterback. 6-0, 200. Born
in Marshall, Texas, October
24, 1926. Died October 8,
2017. Louisiana State. Induct-
ed in 1971. 1948-49 Balti-
more Colts (AAFC), 1950 Bal-
timore Colts, 1951-60 San
Francisco 49ers, 1961-64
New York Giants. Highlights:
33,070 yards, 242 touch-
downs. 33 touchdown passes
in 1962 and 36 in 1963.
Three-time league Player of
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LADAINIAN TOMLINSON
Running back. 5-10, 221.
Born in Rosebud, Texas, June
23, 1979. Texas Christian.
Inducted in 2017. 2001-09
San Diego Chargers, 2010-11
New York Jets. Highlights:
Captured back-to-back rush-
ing titles, 2006-07. Named
NFL’s 2006 Most Valuable
Player. 13,684 career yards on
3,174 carries and 145 rushing
touchdowns. Added 4,772
yards on 624 catches and 17
TD receptions.
GEORGE TRAFTON
Center. 6-2, 235. Born in
Chicago, Illinois, December 6,
1896. Died September 5,
1971. Notre Dame. Inducted
in 1964. 1920-32 Decatur
Staleys/Chicago Staleys/
Chicago Bears. Highlights:
First center to snap with one
hand. Named top NFL center
of 1920s.
CHARLEY TRIPPI
Halfback-quarterback. 6-0,
185. Born in Pittston, Pennsyl-
vania, December 14, 1922.
Georgia. Inducted in 1968.
1947-55 Chicago Cardinals.
Highlights: One of football’s
most versatile performers.
Played halfback five years,
quarterback for two, defense
for two.
EMLEN TUNNELL
Safety. 6-1, 200. Born in Bryn
Mawr, Pennsylvania, March
29, 1925. Died July 22, 1975.
Toledo, Iowa. Inducted in
1967. 1948-58 New York
Giants, 1959-61 Green Bay
Packers. Highlights: 79 inter-
ceptions. Gained more yards
on kickoff, punt, and intercep-
tion returns (924) in 1952
than that season’s NFL rush-
ing leader.
CLYDE (BULLDOG) TURNER
Center. 6-2, 235. Born in
Plains, Texas, March 10,
1919. Died October 30, 1998.
Hardin-Simmons. Inducted in
1966. 1940-52 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: Anchored
defense for four NFL champi-
onship teams, including 4
interceptions in five title
games.
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JOHNNY UNITAS
Quarterback. 6-1, 195. Born
in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
May 7, 1933. Died September
11, 2002. Louisville. Inducted
in 1979. 1956-72 Baltimore
Colts, 1973 San Diego Charg-
ers. Highlights: 40,239 pass-
ing yards, 290 touchdowns.
Led Colts to two NFL champi-
onships. Passed for at least
one touchdown in 47 consec-
utive games.
GENE UPSHAW
Guard. 6-5, 255. Born in Rob-
stown, Texas, August 15,
1945. Died August 20, 2008.
Texas A & I. Inducted in 1987.
1967-1981 Oakland Raiders.
Highlights: Premier guard of
his era played in 10 AFL/AFC
Championship Games, three
Super Bowls, seven Pro
Bowls.
BRIAN URLACHER
Linebacker. 6-4, 258. Born in
Pasco, Washington, May 25,
1978. New Mexico. Inducted
in 2018. 2000-12 Chicago
Bears. Highlights: Named
Defensive Rookie of the Year,
2000. Defensive Player of the
Year, 2005. Career statistics
include 41.5 sacks and 22
interceptions. Voted to eight
Pro Bowls. Named to NFL All-
Decade Team of 2000s.
NORM VAN BROCKLIN
Quarterback. 6-1, 190. Born
in Eagle Butte, South Dakota,
March 15, 1926. Died May 2,
1983. Oregon. Inducted in
1971. 1949-17 Los Angeles
Rams, 1958-60 Philadelphia
Eagles. Highlights: NFL-
record 554 yards passing in
1951 season opener. Guided
Eagles to NFL crown as
league’s Most Outstanding
Player in 1960.
STEVE VAN BUREN
Halfback. 6-1, 200. Born in La
Ceiba, Honduras, December
28, 1920. Died August 23,
2012. Louisiana State. Induct-
ed in 1965. 1944-51 Philadel-
phia Eagles. Highlights: Four-
time rushing champion. Won
1944 punt-return title and was
1945 kickoff-return champion.
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DOAK WALKER
Halfback. 5-11, 173. Born in
Dallas, Texas, January 1,
1927. Died September 27,
1998. Southern Methodist.
Inducted in 1986. 1950-55
Detroit Lions. Highlights: 534
points. Won two NFL scoring
titles. Had winning 67-yard
scoring run in 1952 title game.
BILL WALSH
Coach. Born in Los Angeles,
California, November 30,
1931. Died July 30, 2007. San
Jose State. Inducted in 1993.
1979-88 San Francisco 49ers.
Highlights: 102-63-1 coach-
ing record. Guided 49ers to
three Super Bowl titles (XVI,
XIX, XXIII) in 10 years.
PAUL WARFIELD
Wide receiver. 6-0, 188. Born
in Warren, Ohio, November
28, 1942. Ohio State. Inducted
in 1983. 1964-69, 1976-77
Cleveland Browns, 1970-74
Miami Dolphins. Highlights:
8,565 yards receiving, 85
touchdowns. Eight-time Pro
Bowl player. Key to both
Cleveland and Miami offenses.
KURT WARNER
Quarterback. 6-2, 220. Born
in Burlington, Iowa, June 22,
1971. Northern Iowa, Induct-
ed in 2017. 1998-2003 St.
Louis Rams, 2004 New York
Giants, 2005-09 Arizona Car-
dinals. Highlights: Two-time
NFL MVP (1999 and 2001)
named Super Bowl XXXIV
MVP. A four-time Pro Bowl
choice, led NFL in average
gain per attempt three times.
BOB WATERFIELD
Quarterback. 6-2, 200. Born
in Elmira, New York, July 26,
1920. Died March 25, 1983.
UCLA. Inducted in 1965. 1945
Cleveland Rams, 1946-52 Los
Angeles Rams. Highlights:
NFL MVP as rookie in 1945
and led Rams to
NFL title. Grabbed 20 intercep-
tions in limited defensive
duties.
MIKE WEBSTER
Center. 6-2, 260. Born in Tom-
ahawk, Wisconsin, March 18,
1952. Died September 24,
2002. Wisconsin. Inducted in
1997. 1974-88 Pittsburgh
Steelers, 1989-90 Kansas City
Chiefs. Highlights: Played in
245 games, nine Pro Bowls,
and won four Super Bowls
during 17-year career.
ROGER WEHRLI
Cornerback. 6-0, 190. Born in
New Point, Missouri, Novem-
ber 26, 1947. Missouri.
Inducted in 2007. 1969-82 St.
Louis Cardinals. Highlights:
40 career interceptions.
Named to the NFL’s All-
Decade Team of 1970s. All-
Pro five times, selected to
seven Pro Bowls.
ARNIE WEINMEISTER
Defensive tackle. 6-4, 235.
Born in Rhein, Saskatchewan,
Canada, March 23, 1923.
Died June 29, 2000. Washing-
ton. Inducted in 1984. 1948-
49 New York Yankees (AAFC),
1950-53 New York Giants.
Highlights: Dominant defen-
sive tackle of his time. Four-
time All-NFL selection, four
Pro Bowls.
RANDY WHITE
Defensive tackle. 6-4, 265.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
nia, January 15, 1953. Mary-
land. Inducted in 1994. 1975-
88 Dallas Cowboys. High-
lights: Missed only one game
in 14 seasons. Co-MVP of
Super Bowl XII. Nine-time Pro
Bowl selection.
REGGIE WHITE
Defensive end. 6-5, 291. Born
in Chattanooga, Tennessee,
December 19, 1961. Died
December 26, 2004. Ten-
nessee. Inducted in 2006.
1985-92 Philadelphia Eagles,
1993-98 Green Bay Packers,
2000 Carolina Panthers.
Highlights: Retired as all-time
sack leader with 198. Named
All-Pro 13 of 15 seasons
including 10 as first-team
selection. Named to 13
straight Pro Bowls.
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DAVE WILCOX
Linebacker. 6-3, 241. Born in
Ontario, Oregon, September,
29, 1942. Boise State, Ore-
gon. Inducted in 2000. 1964-
74 San Francisco 49ers.
Highlights: Seven Pro Bowls,
All-NFL five times. Missed
only one game because of
injury.
AENEAS WILLIAMS
Cornerback-safety. 5-11, 194.
Born in New Orleans,
Louisiana, January 29, 1968.
Southern University. Inducted
in 2014. 1991-2000 Phoenix/
Arizona Cardinals, 2001-04
St. Louis Rams. Highlights:
Named Pro Bowl seven times
as a cornerback, once as
safety. Recorded 55 intercep-
tions for 807 yards, 9 TDs.
Named to NFL's All-Decade
Team of 2000s.
BILL WILLIS
Guard. 6-2, 215. Born in
Columbus, Ohio, October 5,
1921. Died November 27,
2007. Ohio State. Inducted in
1977. 1946-1953 Cleveland
Browns (AAFC/NFL). High-
lights: Two-way player who
excelled on defense. Four-time
All-NFL player, played in three
Pro Bowls.
LARRY WILSON
Safety. 6-0, 190. Born in
Rigby, Idaho, March 24, 1938.
Utah. Inducted in 1978. 1960-
72 St. Louis Cardinals. High-
lights: 52 interceptions. Had
interception in seven consecu-
tive games in 1966. Made
“safety blitz” famous.
RALPH WILSON, JR.
Owner-founder. Born in
Columbus, Ohio, October 17,
1918. Died March 25, 2013.
Virginia, Michigan. Inducted in
2009. 1960-present Buffalo
Bills. Highlights: Founded
team. Bills teams captured
back-to-back AFL titles in mid-
1960s. Unprecedented four
straight Super Bowl appear-
ances.
KELLEN WINSLOW
Tight end. 6-5, 250. Born in
St. Louis, Missouri, November
5, 1957. Missouri. Inducted in
1995. 1979-87 San Diego
Chargers Highlights: 541
receptions for 6,741 yards, 45
touchdowns. 13 catches,
blocked field goal in 1981
playoff win over Miami.
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ALEX WOJCIECHOWICZ
Center. 6-0, 235. Born in
South River, New Jersey,
August 12, 1915. Died
July 13, 1992. Fordham.
Inducted in 1968. 1938-46
Detroit Lions, 1946-50
Philadelphia Eagles. High-
lights: One of league’s first
iron men. Played both ways
for eight years with Lions.
RON WOLF
Contributor. Born in New Free-
dom, Pennsylvania, December
30, 1938. Oklahoma. Inducted
in 2015. 1963-74, 1979-89
Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders,
1966 American Football
League, 1976-78 Tampa Bay
Buccaneers, 1990-91 New
York Jets, 1991-2001 Green
Bay Packers Highlights: Rec-
ognized as one of finest per-
sonnel men in pro football.
Began career as a scout for
Raiders in 1963. Wolf spent
23 seasons helping build
Raiders franchise. Turned
Packers into dominant NFL
franchise.
WILLIE WOOD
Safety. 5-10, 190. Born in
Washington, D.C., December
23, 1936. Southern California.
Inducted in 1989. 1960-71
Green Bay Packers. High-
lights: 48 interceptions. Com-
peted in six NFL Champi-
onship Games and Super
Bowls I and II.
ROD WOODSON
Cornerback-safety. 6-0, 200.
Born in Fort Wayne, Indiana,
March 10, 1965. Purdue.
Inducted in 2009. 1987-1996
Pittsburgh Steelers, 1997 San
Francisco 49ers, 1998-2001
Baltimore Ravens, 2002-03
Oakland Raiders. Highlights:
71 interceptions returned for
1,483 yards and NFL record
12 TDs. Named NFL Defensive
Player of Year, 1993. Member
of NFL’s 75th Anniversary
Team. 11 Pro Bowls.
RAYFIELD WRIGHT ENSHRINEES BY YEAR
Tackle. 6-6, 255. Born in Grif- OF INDUCTION
fin, Georgia, August 23, 1945. *Deceased
Fort Valley State. Inducted in (Date of enshrinement in
2006. 1967-79 Dallas Cow- parentheses)
boys. Highlights: Named first-
or second-team All-Pro and 1963 CHARTER CLASS
voted to Pro Bowl six straight (September 7, 1963)
seasons, 1971-76. Played in Sammy Baugh*
six NFC championship games Bert Bell*
and five Super Bowls. Named Joe Carr*
to NFL’s All-Decade Team of Earl (Dutch) Clark*
1970s. Harold (Red) Grange*
George Halas*
RON YARY Mel Hein*
Tackle. 6-5, 255. Born in Wilbur (Pete) Henry*
Chicago, Illinois, July 16, Robert (Cal) Hubbard*
1946. Cerritos (Calif.) J.C., Don Hutson*
Southern California. Inducted Earl (Curly) Lambeau*
in 2001. 1968-81 Minnesota Tim Mara*
Vikings, 1982 Los Angeles George Preston Marshall*
Rams. Highlights: All-Pro six John (Blood) McNally*
consecutive seasons, All-NFC Bronko Nagurski*
eight consecutive years. Ernie Nevers*
Named to seven Pro Bowls. Jim Thorpe*
Started in four Super Bowls
and five NFL/NFC Champi- CLASS OF 1964
onship Games. (September 6, 1964)
Jimmy Conzelman*
STEVE YOUNG Ed Healey*
Quarterback. 6-2, 205. Born Clarke Hinkle*
in Salt Lake City, Utah, Octo- William Roy (Link) Lyman*
ber 11, 1961. Brigham Young. Mike Michalske*
Inducted in 2005. 1985-86 Art Rooney*
Tampa Bay Buccaneers, George Trafton*
1987-1999 San Francisco
49ers. Highlights: Led the CLASS OF 1965
NFL in passing a record-tying (September 12, 1965)
six times. Passed for more Guy Chamberlin*
than 33,000 yards and 232 John (Paddy) Driscoll*
touchdowns in career. MVP of Dan Fortmann*
Super Bowl XXIX. Elected to Otto Graham*
seven Pro Bowls. Sid Luckman*
Steve Van Buren*
JACK YOUNGBLOOD Bob Waterfield*
Defensive end. 6-4, 247. Born
in Jacksonville, Florida, Janu- CLASS OF 1966
ary 26, 1950. Florida. Induct- (September 17, 1966)
ed in 2001. 1971-84 Los Bill Dudley*
Angeles Rams. Highlights: Joe Guyon*
Played in club-record 201 Arnie Herber*
consecutive games. Played in Walt Kiesling*
five NFC Championship George McAfee*
Games, one Super Bowl. Steve Owen*
Named All-Pro five times, All- Hugh (Shorty) Ray*
NFC seven times. Elected to Clyde (Bulldog) Turner*
seven consecutive Pro Bowls.
CLASS OF 1967
Lions. (August 5, 1967)
GARY ZIMMERMAN Chuck Bednarik*
Tackle. 6-6, 294. Born in Charles W. Bidwill Sr.*
Fullerton, California, Decem- Paul Brown*
ber 13, 1961. Oregon. Induct- Bobby Layne*
ed in 2008. 1986-92 Min- Dan Reeves*
nesota Vikings, 1993-97 Den- Ken Strong*
ver Broncos. Highlights: Joe Stydahar*
Named to seven Pro Bowls. Emlen Tunnell*
One of handful of players to be
named to two NFL All-Decade
Teams, 1980s and 1990s.
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CLASS OF 1968 CLASS OF 1977 CLASS OF 1986 CLASS OF 1995
(August 3, 1968) (July 30, 1977) (August 2, 1986) (July 29, 1995)
Cliff Battles* Frank Gifford* Paul Hornung Jim Finks*
Art Donovan* Forrest Gregg* Ken Houston Henry Jordan*
Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch* Gale Sayers Willie Lanier Steve Largent
Wayne Millner* Bart Starr* Fran Tarkenton Lee Roy Selmon*
Marion Motley* Bill Willis* Doak Walker* Kellen Winslow
Charley Trippi
Alex Wojciechowicz* CLASS OF 1978 CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1996
(July 29, 1978) (August 8, 1987) (July 27, 1996)
CLASS OF 1969 Lance Alworth Larry Csonka Lou Creekmur*
(September 13, 1969) Weeb Ewbank* Len Dawson Dan Dierdorf
Albert Glen (Turk) Edwards* Alphonse (Tuffy) Leemans* Joe Greene Joe Gibbs
Earle (Greasy) Neale* Ray Nitschke* John Henry Johnson* Charlie Joiner
Leo Nomellini* Larry Wilson Jim Langer Mel Renfro
Joe Perry* Don Maynard
Ernie Stautner* CLASS OF 1979 Gene Upshaw* CLASS OF 1997
(July 28, 1979) (July 26, 1997)
CLASS OF 1970 Dick Butkus CLASS OF 1988 Mike Haynes
(August 8, 1970) Yale Lary* (July 30, 1988) Wellington Mara*
Jack Christiansen* Ron Mix Fred Biletnikoff Don Shula
Tom Fears* Johnny Unitas* Mike Ditka Mike Webster*
Hugh McElhenny Jack Ham
Pete Pihos* CLASS OF 1980 Alan Page CLASS OF 1998
(August 2, 1980) (August 1, 1998)
CLASS OF 1971 Herb Adderley CLASS OF 1989 Paul Krause
(July 31, 1971) David (Deacon) Jones* (August 5, 1989) Tommy McDonald*
Jim Brown Bob Lilly Mel Blount Anthony Muñoz
Bill Hewitt* Jim Otto Terry Bradshaw Mike Singletary
Frank (Bruiser) Kinard* Art Shell Dwight Stephenson
Vince Lombardi* CLASS OF 1981 Willie Wood
Andy Robustelli* (August 1, 1981) CLASS OF 1999
Y. A. Tittle* Morris (Red) Badgro* CLASS OF 1990 (August 7, 1999)
Norm Van Brocklin* George Blanda* (August 4, 1990) Eric Dickerson
Willie Davis Buck Buchanan* Tom Mack
CLASS OF 1972 Jim Ringo* Bob Griese Ozzie Newsome
(July 29, 1972) Franco Harris Billy Shaw
Lamar Hunt* CLASS OF 1982 Ted Hendricks Lawrence Taylor
Gino Marchetti* (August 7, 1982) Jack Lambert
Ollie Matson* Doug Atkins* Tom Landry* CLASS OF 2000
Clarence (Ace) Parker* Sam Huff Bob St. Clair* (July 29, 2000)
George Musso* Howie Long
CLASS OF 1973 Merlin Olsen* CLASS OF 1991 Ronnie Lott
(July 28, 1973) (July 27, 1991) Joe Montana
Raymond Berry CLASS OF 1983 Earl Campbell Dan Rooney*
Jim Parker* (July 30, 1983) John Hannah Dave Wilcox
Joe Schmidt Bobby Bell Stan Jones*
Sid Gillman* Tex Schramm* CLASS OF 2001
CLASS OF 1974 Sonny Jurgensen Jan Stenerud (August 4, 2001)
(July 27, 1974) Bobby Mitchell Nick Buoniconti
Tony Canadeo* Paul Warfield CLASS OF 1992 Marv Levy
Bill George* (August 1, 1992) Mike Munchak
Lou Groza* CLASS OF 1984 Lem Barney Jackie Slater
Dick (Night Train) Lane* (July 28, 1984) Al Davis* Lynn Swann
Willie Brown John Mackey* Ron Yary
CLASS OF 1975 Mike McCormack* John Riggins Jack Youngblood
(August 2, 1975) Charley Taylor
Roosevelt Brown* Arnie Weinmeister* CLASS OF 1993 CLASS OF 2002
George Connor* (July 31, 1993) (August 3, 2002)
Dante Lavelli* CLASS OF 1985 Dan Fouts George Allen*
Lenny Moore (August 3, 1985) Larry Little Dave Casper
Frank Gatski* Chuck Noll* Dan Hampton
CLASS OF 1976 Joe Namath Walter Payton* Jim Kelly
(July 24, 1976) Pete Rozelle* Bill Walsh* John Stallworth
Ray Flaherty* O. J. Simpson
Len Ford* Roger Staubach CLASS OF 1994 CLASS OF 2003
Jim Taylor* (July 30, 1994) (August 3, 2003)
Tony Dorsett Marcus Allen
Bud Grant Elvin Bethea
Jimmy Johnson Joe DeLamielleure
Leroy Kelly James Lofton
Jackie Smith Hank Stram*
Randy White

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CLASS OF 2004 CLASS OF 2012 CLASS OF 2019
(August 8, 2004) (August 4, 2012) (August 3, 2019)
Bob (Boomer) Brown Jack Butler* Champ Bailey
Carl Eller Dermontti Dawson Pat Bowlen*
John Elway Chris Doleman Gil Brandt
Barry Sanders Cortez Kennedy* Tony Gonzalez
Curtis Martin Ty Law
CLASS OF 2005 Willie Roaf Kevin Mawae
(August 7, 2005) Ed Reed
Benny Friedman* CLASS OF 2013 Johnny Robinson
Dan Marino (August 3, 2013)
Fritz Pollard* Larry Allen
Steve Young Cris Carter
Curley Culp
CLASS OF 2006 Jonathan Ogden
(August 6, 2006) Bill Parcells
Troy Aikman Dave Robinson
Harry Carson Warren Sapp
John Madden
Warren Moon CLASS OF 2014
Reggie White* (August 2, 2014)
Rayfield Wright Derrick Brooks
Ray Guy
CLASS OF 2007 Claude Humphrey
(August 4, 2007) Walter Jones
Gene Hickerson* Andre Reed
Michael Irvin Michael Strahan
Bruce Matthews Aeneas Williams
Charlie Sanders*
Thurman Thomas CLASS OF 2015
Roger Wehrli (August 8, 2015)
Jerome Bettis
CLASS OF 2008 Tim Brown
(August 2, 2008) Charles Haley
Fred Dean Bill Polian
Darrell Green Junior Seau*
Art Monk Will Shields
Emmitt Thomas Mick Tingelhoff
Andre Tippett Ron Wolf
Gary Zimmerman
CLASS OF 2016
CLASS OF 2009 (August 6, 2016)
(August 8, 2009) Edward DeBartolo, Jr.
Bob Hayes* Tony Dungy
Randall McDaniel Brett Favre
Bruce Smith Kevin Greene
Derrick Thomas* Marvin Harrison
Ralph Wilson, Jr.* Orlando Pace
Rod Woodson Ken Stabler*
CLASS OF 2010 Dick Stanfel*
(August 7, 2010) CLASS OF 2017
Russ Grimm (August 5, 2017)
Rickey Jackson Morten Andersen
Dick LeBeau Terrell Davis
Floyd Little Kenny Easley
John Randle Jerry Jones
Jerry Rice Jason Taylor
Emmitt Smith LaDainian Tomlinson
CLASS OF 2011 Kurt Warner
(August 6, 2011) CLASS OF 2018
Richard Dent (August 4, 2018)
Marshall Faulk Bobby Beathard
Chris Hanburger Robert Brazile
Les Richter* Brian Dawkins
Ed Sabol* Jerry Kramer
Deion Sanders Ray Lewis
Shannon Sharpe Randy Moss
Terrell Owens
Brian Urlacher

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NFL/HALL OF FAME GAME (54)
Date Winner Loser Attendance
August 11, 1962 New York Giants 21 (tie) St. Louis Cardinals 21 (tie) 14,000
September 8, 1963 Pittsburgh Steelers 16 Cleveland Browns 7 18,462
September 6, 1964 Baltimore Colts 48 Pittsburgh Steelers 17 11,479
September 12, 1965 Washington Redskins 20 Detroit Lions 3 14,416
1966 No game was played
August 5, 1967 Philadelphia Eagles 28 Cleveland Browns 13 17,304
August 3, 1968 Chicago Bears 30 Dallas Cowboys 24 14,578
September 13, 1969 Green Bay Packers 38 Atlanta Falcons 24 17,411
August 8, 1970 New Orleans Saints 14 Minnesota Vikings 13 17,932
July 31, 1971 Los Angeles Rams (NFC) 17 Houston Oilers (AFC) 6 19,384
July 29, 1972 Kansas City Chiefs (AFC) 23 New York Giants (NFC) 17 19,304
July 28, 1973 San Francisco 49ers (NFC) 20 New England Patriots (AFC) 7 19,685
July 27, 1974 St. Louis Cardinals (NFC) 21 Buffalo Bills (AFC) 13 17,286
August 2, 1975 Washington Redskins (NFC) 17 Cincinnati Bengals (AFC) 9 19,360
July 24, 1976 Denver Broncos (AFC) 10 Detroit Lions (NFC) 7 17,639
July 30, 1977 Chicago Bears (NFC) 20 New York Jets (AFC) 6 19,057
July 29, 1978 Philadelphia Eagles (NFC) 17 Miami Dolphins (AFC) 3 19,255
July 28, 1979 Oakland Raiders (AFC) 20 Dallas Cowboys (NFC) 13 20,648
August 2, 1980* San Diego Chargers (AFC) 0 Green Bay Packers (NFC) 0 19,972
August 1, 1981 Cleveland Browns (AFC) 24 Atlanta Falcons (NFC) 10 23,921
August 7, 1982 Minnesota Vikings (NFC) 30 Baltimore Colts (AFC) 14 23,379
July 30, 1983 Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC) 27 New Orleans Saints (NFC) 14 23,909
July 28, 1984 Seattle Seahawks (AFC) 38 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC) 0 22,250
August 3, 1985 New York Giants (NFC) 21 Houston Oilers (AFC) 20 23,940
August 2, 1986 New England Patriots (AFC) 21 St. Louis Cardinals (NFC) 16 22,739
August 8, 1987 San Francisco 49ers (NFC) 20 Kansas City Chiefs (AFC) 7 23,826
July 30, 1988 Cincinnati Bengals (AFC) 14 Los Angeles Rams (NFC) 7 23,801
August 5, 1989 Washington Redskins (NFC) 31 Buffalo Bills (AFC) 6 23,948
August 4, 1990 Chicago Bears (NFC) 13 Cleveland Browns (AFC) 0 23,952
July 27, 1991 Detroit Lions (NFC) 14 Denver Broncos (AFC) 3 23,815
August 1, 1992 New York Jets (AFC) 41 Philadelphia Eagles (NFC) 14 23,853
July 31, 1993 Los Angeles Raiders (AFC) 19 Green Bay Packers (NFC) 3 23,863
July 30, 1994 Atlanta Falcons (NFC) 21 San Diego Chargers (AFC) 17 23,185
July 29, 1995 Carolina Panthers (NFC) 20 Jacksonville Jaguars (AFC) 14 24,625
July 27, 1996 Indianapolis Colts (AFC) 10 New Orleans Saints (NFC) 3 23,376
July 26, 1997 Minnesota Vikings (NFC) 28 Seattle Seahawks (AFC) 26 23,846
August 1, 1998 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFC) 30 Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC) 6 23,875
August 9, 1999 Cleveland Browns (AFC) 20 Dallas Cowboys (NFC) 17 (OT) 25,156
July 31, 2000 New England Patriots (AFC) 20 San Francisco 49ers (NFC) 0 22,840
August 6, 2001 St. Louis Rams (NFC) 17 Miami Dolphins (AFC) 10 22,736
August 5, 2002 New York Giants (NFC) 34 Houston Texans (AFC) 17 22,461
August 4, 2003** Kansas City Chiefs (AFC) 9 Green Bay Packers (NFC) 0 22,385
August 9, 2004 Washington Redskins (NFC) 20 Denver Broncos (AFC) 17 22,177
August 8, 2005 Chicago Bears (NFC) 27 Miami Dolphins (AFC) 24 22,292
August 6, 2006 Oakland Raiders (AFC) 16 Philadelphia Eagles (NFC) 10 22,200
August 5, 2007 Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC) 20 New Orleans Saints (NFC) 7 22,302
August 3, 2008 Washington Redskins (NFC) 30 Indianapolis Colts (AFC) 16 22,216
August 9, 2009 Tennessee Titans (AFC) 21 Buffalo Bills (AFC) 18 22,153
August 8, 2010 Dallas Cowboys (NFC) 16 Cincinnati Bengals (AFC) 7 22,364
2011 No game was played
August 5, 2012 New Orleans Saints (NFC) 17 Arizona Cardinals (NFC) 10 18,100
August 4, 2013 Dallas Cowboys (NFC) 24 Miami Dolphins (AFC) 20 22,364
August 3, 2014 New York Giants (NFC) 17 Buffalo Bills 13 (AFC) 22,052
August 9, 2015 Minnesota Vikings (NFC) 14 Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC) 3 22,364
2016 No game was played
August 3, 2017 Dallas Cowboys (NFC) 20 Arizona Cardinals (NFC) 18 21,126
August 2, 2018 Baltimore Ravens (AFC) 17 Chicago Bears (NFC) 16 19,876

*Game called with 5:29 remaining in the fourth quarter because of severe thunder and lightning.
**Game called with 5:49 remaining in the third quarter because of lightning and torrential rain.

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1869
Rutgers and Princeton played
a college soccer football
game, the first ever, November
6. The game used modified
London Football Association
rules. During the next seven
years, rugby gained favor with
the major eastern schools
over soccer, and modern foot-
ball began to develop from
rugby.
1876
At the Massasoit convention,
the first rules for American
football were written. Walter
Camp, who would become
known as the father of Ameri-
can football, first became
involved with the game.
1892
In an era in which football was
a major attraction of local ath-
letic clubs, an intense compe-
tition between two Pittsburgh-
area clubs, the Allegheny Ath-
letic Association (AAA) and
the Pittsburgh Athletic Club
(PAC), led to the making of the
first professional football play-
er. Former Yale All-America
guard William (Pudge) Hef-
felfinger was paid $500 by the
AAA to play in a game against
the PAC, becoming the first
person to be paid to play foot-
ball, November 12. The AAA
won the game 4-0 when Hef-
felfinger picked up a
PAC fumble and ran 35 yards
for a touchdown.
1893
The Pittsburgh Athletic Club
signed one of its players,
probably halfback Grant Dib-
ert, to the first known pro foot-
ball contract, which covered
all of the PAC’s games for the
year.
1895
John Brallier became the first
football player to openly turn
pro, accepting $10 and
expenses to play for the
Latrobe YMCA against the
Jeannette Athletic Club.
1896
The Allegheny Athletic Associ-
ation team fielded the first
completely professional team
for its abbreviated two-game
season.
1897
The Latrobe Athletic Associa-
tion football team went entire-
ly professional, becoming the
first team to play a full season
with only professionals.
1898
A touchdown was changed
from four points to five.
350
Chris O’Brien formed a
neighborhood team, which
played under the name the
Morgan Athletic Club, on the
south side of Chicago. The
team later became known as
the Normals, then the Racine
(for a street in Chicago) Cardi-
nals, the Chicago Cardinals,
the St. Louis Cardinals, the
Phoenix Cardinals, and, in
1994, the Arizona Cardinals.
The team remains the oldest
continuing operation in pro
football.
1900
William C. Temple took over
the team payments for the
Duquesne Country and Athlet-
ic Club, becoming the first
known individual club owner.
1902
Baseball’s Philadelphia Athlet-
ics, managed by Connie
Mack, and the Philadelphia
Phillies formed professional
football teams, joining the
Pittsburgh Stars in the first
attempt at a pro football
league, named the National
Football League. The Athletics
won the first night football
game ever played, 39-0 over
Kanaweola AC at Elmira, New
York, November 21.
All three teams claimed the
pro championship for the year,
but the league president, Dave
Berry, named the Stars the
champions. Pitcher Rube
Waddell was with the Athlet-
ics, and pitcher Christy Math-
ewson a fullback for Pitts-
burgh.
The first World Series of pro
football, actually a five-team
tournament, was played
among a team made up of
players from both the Athletics
and the Phillies, but simply
named New York; the New
York Knickerbockers; the Syra-
cuse AC; the Warlow AC; and
the Orange (New Jersey) AC at
New York’s original Madison
Square Garden. New York and
Syracuse played the first
indoor football game before
3,000, December 28. Syra-
cuse, with Glen (Pop) Warner
at guard, won 6-0 and went on
to win the tournament.
1903
The Franklin (Pa.) Athletic Club
won the second and last
World Series of pro football
over the Oreos AC of Asbury
Park, New Jersey; the Water-
town Red and Blacks; and the
Orange AC.
Pro football was popular-
ized in Ohio when the Massil-
lon Tigers, a strong amateur
team, hired four Pittsburgh
pros to play in the season-
ending game against Akron. At
the same time, pro football
declined in the Pittsburgh
area, and the emphasis on the
pro game moved west from
Pennsylvania to Ohio.
1904
A field goal was changed from
five points to four.
Ohio had at least seven pro
teams, with Massillon winning
the Ohio Independent Champi-
onship, that is, the pro title.
Talk surfaced about forming a
state-wide league to end spi-
raling salaries brought about
by constant bidding for play-
ers and to write universal rules
for the game. The feeble
attempt to start the league
failed.
Halfback Charles Follis
signed a contract with the
Shelby (Ohio) AC, making him
the first known black pro foot-
ball player.
1905
The Canton AC, later to
become known as the Bull-
dogs, became a professional
team. Massillon again won the
Ohio League championship.
1906
The forward pass was legal-
ized. The first authenticated
pass completion in a pro
game came on October 25,
when George (Peggy) Parratt
of Massillon threw a comple-
tion to Dan (Bullet) Riley in a
victory over a combined Ben-
wood-Moundsville team.
Arch-rivals Canton and
Massillon, the two best pro
teams in America, played
twice, with Canton winning the
first game but Massillon win-
ning the second and the Ohio
League championship. A bet-
ting scandal and the financial
disaster wrought upon the two
clubs by paying huge salaries
caused a temporary decline in
interest in pro football in the
two cities and, somewhat,
throughout Ohio.
1909
A field goal dropped from four
points to three.
1912
A touchdown was increased
from five points to six.
Jack Cusack revived a
strong pro team in Canton.
1913
Jim Thorpe, a former football
and track star at the Carlisle
Indian School (Pa.) and a dou-
ble gold medal winner at the
1912 Olympics in Stockholm,
played for the Pine Village
Pros in Indiana.
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1915
Massillon again fielded a
major team, reviving the old
rivalry with Canton. Cusack
signed Thorpe to play for
Canton for $250 a game.
1916
With Thorpe and former
Carlisle teammate Pete Calac
starring, Canton went 9-0-1,
won the Ohio League champi-
onship, and was acclaimed
the pro football champion.
1917
Despite an upset by Massillon,
Canton again won the Ohio
League championship.
1919
Canton again won the Ohio
League championship, despite
the team having been turned
over from Cusack to Ralph
Hay. Thorpe and Calac were
joined in the backfield by Joe
Guyon.
Earl (Curly) Lambeau and
newspaperman George Cal-
houn founded the Green Bay
Packers on August 11. The
local Indian Packing Company
sponsored the team for two
years while it played an inde-
pendent schedule.
1920
Pro football was in a state of
confusion due to three major
problems: dramatically rising
salaries; players continually
jumping from one team to
another following the highest
offer; and the use of college
players still enrolled in school.
A league in which all the mem-
bers would follow the same
rules seemed the answer. An
organizational meeting, at
which the Akron Pros, Canton
Bulldogs, Cleveland Indians,
and Dayton Triangles were
represented, was held at the
Jordan and Hupmobile auto
showroom in Canton, Ohio,
August 20. This meeting
resulted in the formation of the
American Professional Foot-
ball Conference.
A second organizational
meeting was held in Canton,
September 17. The teams
were from four states—Akron,
Canton, Cleveland, and Day-
ton from Ohio; the Hammond
Pros and Muncie Flyers from
Indiana; the Rochester Jeffer-
sons from New York; and the
Rock Island Independents,
Decatur Staleys, and Racine
Cardinals from Illinois. The
name of the league was
changed to the American Pro-
fessional Football Association.
Hoping to capitalize on his
fame, the members elected
Thorpe president; Stanley

Cofall of Cleveland was elect-
ed vice president. A member-
ship fee of $100 per team was
charged to give an appearance
of respectability, but no team
ever paid it. Scheduling was
left up to the teams, and there
were wide variations, both in
the overall number of games
played and in the number
played against APFA member
teams.
Four other teams—the Buf-
falo All-Americans, Chicago
Tigers, Columbus Panhandles,
and Detroit Heralds—joined
the league sometime during
the year. On September 26,
the first game featuring an
APFA team was played at
Rock Island’s Douglas Park. A
crowd of 800 watched the
Independents defeat the St.
Paul Ideals 48-0. A week later,
October 3, the first game
matching two APFA teams
was held. At Triangle Park,
Dayton defeated Columbus
14-0, with Lou Partlow of
Dayton scoring the first touch-
down in a game between
Association teams. The same
day, Rock Island defeated
Muncie 45-0.
By the beginning of Decem-
ber, most of the teams in the
APFA had abandoned their
hopes for a championship,
and some of them, including
the Chicago Tigers and the
Detroit Heralds, had finished
their seasons, disbanded, and
had their franchises canceled
by the Association. Four
teams—Akron, Buffalo, Can-
ton, and Decatur—still had
championship aspirations, but
a series of late-season games
among them left Akron as the
only undefeated team in the
Association. At one of these
games, Akron sold tackle Bob
Nash to Buffalo for $300 and
five percent of the gate
receipts—the first APFA play-
er deal.
1921
At the league meeting in
Akron, April 30, the champi-
onship of the 1920 season
was awarded to the Akron
Pros. The APFA was reorga-
nized, with Joe Carr of the
Columbus Panhandles named
president and Carl Storck of
Dayton secretary-treasurer.
Carr moved the Association’s
headquarters to Columbus,
drafted a league constitution
and by-laws, gave teams terri-
torial rights, restricted player
movements, developed mem-
bership criteria for the fran-
chises, and issued standings
for the first time, so that the
APFA would have a clear
champion.
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The Association’s member-
ship increased to 22 teams,
including the Green Bay Pack-
ers who were awarded to J.
Emmett Clair of the Acme
Packing Co. on August 27.
The team cut ties with Acme
Packing in October.
Thorpe moved from Canton
to the Cleveland Indians, but
he was hurt early in the sea-
son and played very little.
A.E. Staley turned the
Decatur Staleys over to player-
coach George Halas, who
moved the team to Cubs Park
in Chicago. Staley paid Halas
$5,000 to keep the name Sta-
leys for one more year. Halas
made halfback Ed (Dutch)
Sternaman his partner.
Player-coach Fritz Pollard of
the Akron Pros became the
first black head coach.
The Staleys claimed the
APFA championship with a
9-1-1 record, as did Buffalo at
9-1-2. Carr ruled in favor of
the Staleys, giving Halas his
first championship.
1922
After admitting the use of
players who had college eligi-
bility remaining, J. Emmett
Clair withdrew from the APFA,
January 28. Six months later,
the Packers were readmitted
to the renamed NFL. The pri-
vate Green Bay Football Club,
with Curly Lambeau as presi-
dent, suffered heavy financial
losses and folded at the end of
the season.
The American Professional
Football Association changed
its name to the National Foot-
ball League, June 24. The
Chicago Staleys became the
Chicago Bears.
The NFL fielded 18 teams,
including the new Oorang Indi-
ans of Marion, Ohio, an all-
Indian team featuring Thorpe,
Joe Guyon, and Pete Calac,
and sponsored by the Oorang
dog kennels.
Canton, led by player-coach
Guy Chamberlin and tackles
Link Lyman and Wilbur (Pete)
Henry, emerged as the
league’s first true power-
house, going 10-0-2.
1923
For the first time, all of the
franchises considered to be
part of the NFL fielded teams.
Thorpe played his second and
final season for the Oorang
Indians. Against the Bears,
Thorpe fumbled, and Halas
picked up the ball and returned
it 98 yards for a touchdown, a
record that would last until
1972.
Canton had its second con-
secutive undefeated season,
going 11-0-1 for the NFL title.
1924
The league had 18 franchises,
including new ones in Kansas
City, Kenosha, and Frankford,
a section of Philadelphia.
League champion Canton,
successful on the field but not
at the box office, was pur-
chased by the owner of the
Cleveland franchise, who kept
the Canton franchise inactive,
while using the best players
for his Cleveland team, which
he renamed the Bulldogs.
Cleveland won the title with a
7-1-1 record.
1925
Five new franchises were
admitted to the NFL—the New
York Giants, who were award-
ed to Tim Mara and Billy Gib-
son for $500; the Detroit Pan-
thers, featuring Jimmy Conzel-
man as owner, coach, and tail-
back; the Providence Steam
Roller; a new Canton Bulldogs
team; and the Pottsville
Maroons, who had been per-
haps the most successful
independent pro team. The
NFL established its first player
limit, at 16 players.
Late in the season, the NFL
made its greatest coup in
gaining national recognition.
Shortly after the University of
Illinois season ended in
November, All-America half-
back Harold (Red) Grange
signed a contract to play with
the Chicago Bears. On
Thanksgiving Day, a crowd of
36,000—the largest in pro
football history—watched
Grange and the Bears play the
Chicago Cardinals to a score-
less tie at Wrigley Field. At the
beginning of December, the
Bears left on a barnstorming
tour that saw them play eight
games in 12 days, in St.
Louis, Philadelphia, New York
City, Washington, Boston,
Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Chica-
go. A crowd of 73,000
watched the game against the
Giants at the Polo Grounds,
helping assure the future of
the troubled NFL franchise in
New York. The Bears then
played nine more games in the
South and West, including a
game in Los Angeles, in which
75,000 fans watched them
defeat the Los Angeles Tigers
in the Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum.
Pottsville and the Chicago
Cardinals were the top con-
tenders for the league title,
with Pottsville winning a late-
season meeting 21-7.
Pottsville scheduled a game
against a team of former Notre
Dame players for Shibe Park in
Philadelphia. Frankford lodged
a protest not only because the
game was in Frankford’s pro-
tected territory, but because it
was being played the same
day as a Yellow Jackets home
game. Carr gave three differ-
ent notices forbidding
Pottsville to play the game, but
Pottsville played anyway,
December 12. That day, Carr
fined the club, suspended it
from all rights and privileges
(including the right to play for
the NFL championship), and
re-turned its franchise to the
league. The Cardinals, who
ended the season with the
best record in the league, were
named the 1925 champions.
1926
Grange’s manager, C.C. Pyle,
told the Bears that Grange
wouldn’t play for them unless
he was paid a five-figure
salary and given one-third
ownership of the team. The
Bears refused. Pyle leased
Yankee Stadium in New York
City, then petitioned for an NFL
franchise. After he was
refused, he started the first
American Football League. It
lasted one season and includ-
ed Grange’s New York Yan-
kees and eight other teams.
The AFL champion Philadel-
phia Quakers played a
December game against the
New York Giants, seventh in
the NFL, and the Giants won
31-0. At the end of the
season, the AFL folded.
Halas pushed through a
rule that prohibited any team
from signing a player whose
college class had not graduat-
ed.
The NFL grew to 22 teams,
including the Duluth Eskimos,
who signed All-America full-
back Ernie Nevers of Stanford,
giving the league a gate attrac-
tion to rival Grange. The 15-
member Eskimos, dubbed the
Iron Men of the North, played
29 exhibition and league
games, 28 on the road, and
Nevers played in all but 29
minutes of them.
Frankford edged the Bears
for the championship, despite
Halas having obtained John
(Paddy) Driscoll from the Car-
dinals. On December 4, the
Yellow Jackets scored in the
final two minutes to defeat the
Bears 7-6 and move ahead of
them in the standings.
1927
At a special meeting in Cleve-
land, April 23, Carr decided to
secure the NFL’s future by
eliminating the financially
weaker teams and consolidat-
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limited number of more suc-
cessful teams. The new-look
NFL dropped to 12 teams, and
the center of gravity of the
league left the Midwest, where
the NFL had started, and
began to emerge in the large
cities of the East. One of the
new teams was Grange’s New
York Yankees, but Grange suf-
fered a knee injury and the
Yankees finished in the middle
of the pack. The NFL champi-
onship was won by the cross-
town rival New York Giants,
who posted 10 shutouts in 13
games.
1928
Grange and Nevers both
retired from pro football, and
Duluth disbanded, as the NFL
was reduced to only 10
teams. The Providence Steam
Roller of Jimmy Conzelman
and Pearce Johnson won the
championship, playing in the
Cycledrome, a 10,000-seat
oval that had been built for
bicycle races.
1929
Chris O’Brien sold the Chicago
Cardinals to David Jones, July
27.
The NFL added a fourth
official, the field judge, July
28.
Grange and Nevers returned
to the NFL. Nevers scored six
rushing touchdowns and four
extra points as the Cardinals
beat Grange’s Bears 40-6,
November 28. The 40 points
set a record that remains the
NFL’s oldest.
Providence became the first
NFL team to host a game at
night under floodlights,
against the Cardinals, Novem-
ber 6.
The Packers added back
Johnny Blood (McNally), tack-
le Cal Hubbard, and guard
Mike Michalske, and won their
first NFL championship, edg-
ing the Giants, who featured
quarterback Benny Friedman.
1930
Dayton, the last of the NFL’s
original franchises, was pur-
chased by William B. Dwyer
and John C. Depler, moved to
Brooklyn, and renamed the
Dodgers. The Portsmouth,
Ohio, Spartans entered the
league.
The Packers edged the
Giants for the title, but the
most improved team was the
Bears. Halas retired as a play-
er and replaced himself as
coach of the Bears with Ralph
Jones, who refined the T-for-
mation by introducing wide
ends and a halfback in motion.
Jones also introduced rookie
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Bronko Nagurski.
The Giants defeated a team
of former Notre Dame players
coached by Knute Rockne
22-0 before 55,000 at the Polo
Grounds, December 14. The
proceeds went to the New York
Unemployment Fund to help
those suffering because of the
Great Depression, and the easy
victory helped give the NFL
credibility with the press and
the public.
1931
The NFL decreased to 10
teams, and halfway through
the season the Frankford fran-
chise folded. Carr fined the
Bears, Packers, and
Portsmouth $1,000 each for
using players whose college
classes had not graduated.
The Packers won an
unprecedented third consecu-
tive title, beating out the Spar-
tans, who were led by rookie
backs Earl (Dutch) Clark and
Glenn Presnell.
1932
George Preston Marshall, Vin-
cent Bendix, Jay O’Brien, and
M. Dorland Doyle were award-
ed a franchise for Boston, July
9. Despite the presence of two
rookies—halfback Cliff Battles
and tackle Glen (Turk)
Edwards—the new team,
named the Braves, lost money
and Marshall was left as the
sole owner at the end of the
year.
NFL membership dropped to
eight teams, the lowest in his-
tory. Official statistics were
kept for the first time. The
Bears and the Spartans fin-
ished the season in the first-
ever tie for first place. After the
season finale, the league office
arranged for an additional reg-
ular-season game to determine
the league champion. The
game was moved indoors to
Chicago Stadium because of
bitter cold and heavy snow.
The arena allowed only an 80-
yard field that came right to the
walls. The goal posts were
moved from the end lines to
the goal lines and, for safety,
inbounds lines or hashmarks
where the ball would be put in
play were drawn 10 yards from
the walls that butted against
the sidelines. The Bears won
9-0, December 18, scoring the
winning touchdown on a two-
yard pass from Nagurski to
Grange. The Spartans claimed
Nagurski’s pass was thrown
from less than five yards
behind the line of scrimmage,
violating the existing passing
rule, but the play stood.
1933
The NFL, which long had fol-
lowed the rules of college
football, made a number of
significant changes from the
college game for the first time
and began to develop rules
serving its needs and the style
of play it preferred. The inno-
vations from the 1932 cham-
pionship game—inbounds
line or hashmarks and goal
posts on the goal lines—were
adopted. Also the forward
pass was legalized from any-
where behind the line of
scrimmage, February 25.
Marshall and Halas pushed
through a proposal that divid-
ed the NFL into two divisions,
with the winners to meet in an
annual championship game,
July 8.
Three new franchises joined
the league—the Pittsburgh
Pirates of Art Rooney, the
Philadelphia Eagles of Bert Bell
and Lud Wray, and the Cincin-
nati Reds. The Staten Island
Stapletons suspended opera-
tions for a year, but never
returned to the league.
Halas bought out Sterna-
man, became sole owner of
the Bears, and reinstated him-
self as head coach. Marshall
changed the name of the
Boston Braves to the Red-
skins. David Jones sold the
Chicago Cardinals to Charles
W. Bidwill.
In the first NFL Champi-
onship Game scheduled
before the season, the West-
ern Division champion Bears
defeated the Eastern Division
champion Giants 23-21 at
Wrigley Field, December 17.
1934
G.A. (Dick) Richards pur-
chased the Portsmouth Spar-
tans, moved them to Detroit,
and renamed them the Lions.
Professional football gained
new prestige when the Bears
were matched against the best
college football players in the
first Chicago College All-Star
Game, August 31. The game
ended in a scoreless tie before
79,432 at Soldier Field.
The Cincinnati Reds lost
their first eight games, then
were suspended from the
league for defaulting on pay-
ments. The St. Louis Gunners,
an independent team, joined
the NFL by buying the Cincin-
nati franchise and went 1-2
the last three weeks.
Rookie Beattie Feathers of
the Bears became the NFL’s
first 1,000-yard rusher, gain-
ing 1,004 on 101 carries. The
Thanksgiving Day game
between the Bears and the
Lions became the first NFL
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game broadcast nationally,
with Graham McNamee the
announcer for NBC radio.
In the championship game,
on an extremely cold and icy
day at the Polo Grounds, the
Giants trailed the Bears 13-3
in the third quarter before
changing to basketball shoes
for better footing. The Giants
won 30-13 in what has come
to be known as the Sneakers
Game, December 9.
The player waiver rule was
adopted, December 10.
1935
The NFL adopted Bert Bell’s
proposal to hold an annual
draft of college players, to
begin in 1936, with teams
selecting in an inverse order of
finish, May 19. The inbounds
line or hashmarks were moved
nearer the center of the field,
15 yards from the sidelines.
All-America end Don Hut-
son of Alabama joined Green
Bay. The Lions defeated the
Giants 26-7 in the NFL Cham-
pionship Game, December 15.
1936
There were no franchise trans-
actions for the first year since
the formation of the NFL. It
also was the first year in
which all member teams
played the same number of
games.
The Eagles made University
of Chicago halfback and Heis-
man Trophy winner Jay
Berwanger the first player ever
selected in the NFL draft, Feb-
ruary 8. The Eagles traded his
rights to the Bears, but
Berwanger never played pro
football. The first player
selected to actually sign was
the number-two pick, Riley
Smith of Alabama, who was
selected by Boston.
A rival league was formed,
and it became the second to
call itself the American Football
League. The Boston Sham-
rocks were its champions.
Because of poor atten-
dance, Marshall, the owner of
the host team, moved the
Championship Game from
Boston to the Polo Grounds in
New York. Green Bay defeated
the Redskins 21-6, December
13.
1937
Homer Marshman was grant-
ed a Cleveland franchise,
named the Rams, February
12. Marshall moved the Red-
skins to Washington, D.C.,
February 13. The Redskins
signed TCU All-America tail-
back Sammy Baugh, who led
them to a 28-21 victory over
the Bears in the NFL Champi-

onship Game, December 12.
The Los Angeles Bulldogs
had an 8-0 record to win the
AFL title, but then the 2-year-
old league folded.
1938
At the suggestion of Halas,
Hugh (Shorty) Ray became a
technical advisor on rules and
officiating to the NFL. A new
rule called for a 15-yard
penalty for roughing the pass-
er.
Rookie Byron (Whizzer)
White of the Pittsburgh Pirates
led the NFL in rushing. The
Giants defeated the Packers
23-17 for the NFL title,
December 11.
Marshall, Los Angeles
Times sports editor Bill Henry,
and promoter Tom Gallery
established the Pro Bowl
game between the NFL cham-
pion and a team of pro all-
stars.
1939
The New York Giants defeated
the Pro All-Stars 13-10 in the
first Pro Bowl, at Wrigley Field,
Los Angeles, January 15.
Carr, NFL president since
1921, died in Columbus, May
20. Carl Storck was named
acting president, May 25.
An NFL game was televised
for the first time when NBC
broadcast the Brooklyn
Dodgers-Philadelphia Eagles
game from Ebbets Field to the
approximately 1,000 sets then
in New York, October 22.
Green Bay defeated New
York 27-0 in the NFL Champi-
onship Game, December 10 at
Milwaukee. NFL attendance
exceeded 1 million in a season
for the first time, reaching
1,071,200.
1940
A six-team rival league, the
third to call itself the American
Football League, was formed,
and the Columbus Bullies won
its championship.
Halas’ Bears, with addition-
al coaching by Clark Shaugh-
nessy of Stanford, defeated
the Redskins 73-0 in the NFL
Championship Game, Decem-
ber 8. The game, which was
the most decisive victory in
NFL history, popularized the
Bears’ T-formation with a
man-in-motion. It was the first
championship carried on net-
work radio, broadcast by Red
Barber to 120 stations of the
Mutual Broadcasting System,
which paid $2,500 for the
rights.
Art Rooney sold the Pitts-
burgh franchise to Alexis
Thompson, December 9, then
bought part interest in the
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Bell and Rooney traded the
Eagles to Thompson for the
Pirates, then re-named their
new team the Steelers.
1941
Elmer Layden was named the
first Commissioner of the NFL,
March 1; Storck, the acting
president, resigned, April 5.
NFL headquarters were
moved to Chicago.
Homer Marshman sold the
Rams to Daniel F. Reeves and
Fred Levy, Jr.
The league by-laws were
revised to provide for playoffs
in case there were ties in divi-
sion races, and sudden-death
overtimes in case a playoff
game was tied after four quar-
ters. An official NFL Record
Manual was published for the
first time.
Columbus again won the
championship of the AFL, but
the two-year-old league then
folded.
The Bears and the Packers
finished in a tie for the West-
ern Division championship,
setting up the first divisional
playoff game in league history.
The Bears won 33-14, then
defeated the Giants 37-9 for
the NFL championship,
December 21.
1942
Players departing for service
in World War II depleted the
rosters of NFL teams. Halas
left the Bears in midseason to
join the Navy, and Luke John-
sos and Heartley (Hunk)
Anderson served as co-
coaches as the Bears went
11-0 in the regular season.
The Redskins defeated the
Bears 14-6 in the NFL Cham-
pionship Game, December 13.
1943
The Cleveland Rams, with co-
owners Reeves and Levy in
the service, were granted per-
mission to suspend opera-
tions for one season, April 6.
Levy transferred his stock in
the team to Reeves, April 16.
The NFL adopted free sub-
stitution, April 7. The league
also made the wearing of hel-
mets mandatory and approved
a 10-game schedule for all
teams.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
were granted permission to
merge for one season, June
19. The team, known as Phil-
Pitt (and called the Steagles by
fans), divided home games
between the two cities, and
Earle (Greasy) Neale of
Philadelphia and Walt Kiesling
of Pittsburgh served as co-
coaches. The merger auto-
matically dissolved the last
day of the season, December
5.
Ted Collins was granted a
franchise for Boston, to
become active in 1944.
Sammy Baugh led the
league in passing, punting,
and interceptions. He led the
Redskins to a tie with the
Giants for the Eastern Division
title, and then to a 28-0 victo-
ry in a divisional playoff game.
The Bears beat the Redskins
41-21 in the NFL Champi-
onship Game, December 26.
1944
Collins, who had wanted a
franchise in Yankee Stadium in
New York, named his new
team in Boston the Yanks.
Cleveland resumed opera-
tions. The Brooklyn Dodgers
changed their name to the
Tigers.
Coaching from the bench
was legalized, April 20.
The Cardinals and the Steel-
ers were granted permission
to merge for one year under
the name Card-Pitt, April 21.
Phil Handler of the Cardinals
and Walt Kiesling of the Steel-
ers served as co-coaches.
The merger automatically dis-
solved the last day of the sea-
son, December 3.
In the NFL Championship
Game, Green Bay defeated the
New York Giants 14-7,
December 17.
1945
The inbounds lines or hash-
marks were moved from 15
yards away from the sidelines
to nearer the center of the
field—20 yards from the side-
lines.
Brooklyn and Boston
merged into a team that
played home games in both
cities and was known simply
as The Yanks. The team was
coached by former Boston
head coach Herb Kopf. In
December, the Brooklyn fran-
chise withdrew from the NFL
to join the new All-America
Football Conference; all the
players on its active and
reserve lists were assigned to
The Yanks, who once again
became the Boston Yanks.
Halas rejoined the Bears
late in the season after service
with the U.S. Navy. Although
Halas took over much of the
coaching duties, Anderson
and Johnsos remained the
coaches of record throughout
the season.
Steve Van Buren of
Philadelphia led the NFL in
rushing, kickoff returns, and
scoring.
After the Japanese surren-
dered ending World War II, a
count showed that the NFL
service roster, limited to men
who had played in league
games, totaled 638, 21 of
whom had died in action.
Rookie quarterback Bob
Waterfield led Cleveland to a
15-14 victory over Washing-
ton in the NFL Championship
Game, December 16.
1946
The contract of Commissioner
Layden was not renewed, and
Bert Bell, the co-owner of the
Steelers, replaced him, Janu-
ary 11. Bell moved the league
headquarters from Chicago to
the Philadelphia suburb of
Bala-Cynwyd.
Free substitution was with-
drawn and substitutions were
limited to no more than three
men at a time. Forward pass-
es were made automatically
incomplete upon striking the
goal posts, January 11.
The NFL took on a truly
national appearance for the
first time when Reeves was
granted permission by the
league to move his NFL cham-
pion Rams to Los Angeles.
Halfback Kenny Washing-
ton (March 21) and end
Woody Strode (May 7) signed
with the Los Angeles Rams to
become the first African-
Americans to play in the NFL
in the modern era. Guard Bill
Willis (August 6) and running
back Marion Motley (August
9) joined the AAFC with the
Cleveland Browns.
The rival All-America Foot-
ball Conference began play
with eight teams. The Cleve-
land Browns, coached by Paul
Brown, won the AAFC’s first
championship, defeating the
New York Yankees 14-9.
Bill Dudley of the Steelers
led the NFL in rushing, inter-
ceptions, and punt returns,
and won the league’s most
valuable player award.
Backs Frank Filchock and
Merle Hapes of the Giants were
questioned about an attempt by
a New York man to fix the
championship game with the
Bears. Bell suspended Hapes
but allowed Filchock to play; he
played well, but Chicago won
24-14, December 15.
1947
The NFL added a fifth official,
the back judge.
A bonus choice was made
for the first time in the NFL
draft. One team each year
would select the special
choice before the first round
began. The Chicago Bears
won a lottery and the rights to
the first choice and drafted
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back Bob Fenimore of Okla-
homa A&M.
The Cleveland Browns
again won the AAFC title,
defeating the New York Yan-
kees 14-3.
Charles Bidwill, Sr., owner
of the Cardinals, died April 19,
but his wife and sons retained
ownership of the team. On
December 28, the Cardinals
won the NFL Championship
Game 28-21 over the Philadel-
phia Eagles, who had beaten
Pittsburgh 21-0 in a playoff.
1948
Plastic helmets were prohibit-
ed. A flexible artificial tee was
permitted at the kickoff. Offi-
cials other than the referee
were equipped with whistles,
not horns, January 14.
Fred Mandel sold the Detroit
Lions to a syndicate headed
by D. Lyle Fife, January 15.
Halfback Fred Gehrke of the
Los Angeles Rams painted
horns on the Rams’ helmets,
the first modern helmet
emblems in pro football.
The Cleveland Browns won
their third straight champi-
onship in the AAFC, going
14-0 and then defeating the
Buffalo Bills 49-7.
In a blizzard, the Eagles
defeated the Cardinals 7-0 in
the NFL Championship Game,
December 19.
1949
Alexis Thompson sold the
champion Eagles to a syndi-
cate headed by James P.
Clark, January 15. The Boston
Yanks became the New York
Bulldogs, sharing the Polo
Grounds with the Giants.
Free substitution was
adopted for one year, January
20.
The NFL had two 1,000-
yard rushers in the same sea-
son for the first time—Steve
Van Buren of Philadelphia and
Tony Canadeo of Green Bay.
The AAFC played its season
with a one-division, seven-
team format. On December 9,
Bell announced a merger
agreement in which three
AAFC franchises—Cleveland,
San Francisco, and Balti-
more—would join the NFL in
1950. The Browns won their
fourth consecutive AAFC title,
defeating the 49ers 21-7,
December 11.
In a heavy rain, the Eagles
defeated the Rams 14-0 in the
NFL Championship Game,
December 18.
1950
Unlimited free substitution
was restored, opening the way
for the era of two platoons and
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specialization in pro football,
January 20.
Curly Lambeau, founder of
the franchise and Green Bay’s
head coach since 1921,
resigned under fire, February 1.
The name National Football
League was restored after
about three months as the
National-American Football
League. The American and
National conferences were
created to replace the Eastern
and Western divisions, March
3.
The New York Bulldogs
became the Yanks and divided
the players of the former AAFC
Yankees with the Giants. A
special allocation draft was
held in which the 13 teams
drafted the remaining AAFC
players, with special consider-
ation for Baltimore, which
received 15 choices com-
pared to 10 for other teams.
The Los Angeles Rams
became the first NFL team to
have all of its games—both
home and away—televised.
The Washington Redskins fol-
lowed the Rams in arranging
to televise their games; other
teams made deals to put
selected games on television.
In the first game of the sea-
son, former AAFC champion
Cleveland defeated NFL cham-
pion Philadelphia 35-10. For
the first time, deadlocks
occurred in both conferences
and playoffs were necessary.
The Browns defeated the
Giants in the American and the
Rams defeated the Bears in
the National. Cleveland defeat-
ed Los Angeles 30-28 in the
NFL Championship Game,
December 24.
1951
The Pro Bowl game, dormant
since 1942, was revived under
a new format matching the all-
stars of each conference at
the Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum. The American Con-
ference defeated the National
Conference 28-27, January
14.
Abraham Watner returned
the Baltimore franchise and its
player contracts back to the
NFL for $50,000. Baltimore’s
former players were made
available for drafting at the
same time as college players,
January 18.
A rule was passed that no
tackle, guard, or center would
be eligible to catch a forward
pass, January 18.
The Rams reversed their
television policy and televised
only road games.
The NFL Championship
Game was televised coast-to-
coast for the first time,
December 23. The DuMont
Network paid $75,000 for the
rights to the game, in which
the Rams defeated the Browns
24-17.
1952
Ted Collins sold the New York
Yanks’ franchise back to the
NFL, January 19. A new fran-
chise was awarded to a group
in Dallas after it purchased the
assets of the Yanks, January
24. The new Texans went
1-11, with the owners turning
the franchise back to the
league in midseason. For the
last five games of the season,
the commissioner’s office
operated the Texans as a road
team, using Hershey, Pennsyl-
vania, as a home base. At the
end of the season the fran-
chise was canceled, the last
time an NFL team failed.
The Pittsburgh Steelers
abandoned the Single-Wing
for the T-formation, the last
pro team to do so.
The Detroit Lions won their
first NFL championship in 17
years, defeating the Browns
17-7 in the title game,
December 28.
1953
A Baltimore group headed by
Carroll Rosenbloom was
granted a franchise and was
awarded the holdings of the
defunct Dallas organization,
January 23. The team, named
the Colts, put together the
largest trade in league history,
acquiring 10 players from
Cleveland in exchange for five.
The names of the American
and National conferences
were changed to the Eastern
and Western conferences,
January 24.
Jim Thorpe died, March 28.
Mickey McBride, founder of
the Cleveland Browns, sold
the franchise to a syndicate
headed by Dave R. Jones,
June 10.
The NFL policy of blacking
out home games was upheld
by Judge Allan K. Grim of the
U.S. District Court in Philadel-
phia, November 12.
The Lions again defeated
the Browns in the NFL Cham-
pionship Game, winning 17-
16, December 27.
1954
The Canadian Football League
began a series of raids on NFL
teams, signing quarterback
Eddie LeBaron and defensive
end Gene Brito of Washington
and defensive tackle Arnie
Weinmeister of the Giants,
among others.
Fullback Joe Perry of the
49ers became the first player
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in league history to gain 1,000
yards rushing in consecutive
seasons.
Cleveland defeated Detroit
56-10 in the NFL Champion-
ship Game, December 26.
1955
The sudden-death overtime
rule was used for the first time
in a preseason game between
the Rams and Giants at Port-
land, Oregon, August 28. The
Rams won 23-17 three min-
utes into overtime.
A rule change declared the
ball dead immediately if the
ball carrier touched the ground
with any part of his body
except his hands or feet while
in the grasp of an opponent.
The Baltimore Colts made
an 80-cent phone call to John-
ny Unitas and signed him as a
free agent. Another quarter-
back, Otto Graham, played his
last game as the Browns
defeated the Rams 38-14 in
the NFL Championship Game,
December 26. Graham had
quarterbacked the Browns to
10 championship-game
appearances in 10 years.
NBC replaced DuMont as
the network for the title game,
paying a rights fee of
$100,000.
1956
The NFL Players Association
was founded.
Grabbing an opponent’s
facemask (other than the ball
carrier) was made illegal.
Using radio receivers to com-
municate with players on the
field was prohibited. A natural
leather ball with white end
stripes replaced the white ball
with black stripes for night
games.
The Giants moved from the
Polo Grounds to Yankee Stadi-
um.
Halas retired as coach of
the Bears, and was replaced
by Paddy Driscoll.
CBS became the first net-
work to broadcast some NFL
regular-season games to
selected television markets
across the nation.
The Giants routed the Bears
47-7 in the NFL Championship
Game, December 30.
1957
Pete Rozelle was named gen-
eral manager of the Rams.
Anthony J. Morabito, founder
and co-owner of the 49ers,
died of a heart attack during a
game against the Bears at
Kezar Stadium, October 28. An
NFL-record crowd of 102,368
saw the 49ers-Rams game at
the Los Angeles Memorial Col-
iseum, November 10.

The Lions came from 20
points down to post a 31-27
playoff victory over the 49ers,
December 22. Detroit defeated
Cleveland 59-14 in the NFL
Championship Game, Decem-
ber 29.
1958
The bonus selection in the
draft was eliminated, January
29. The last selection was
quarterback King Hill of Rice
by the Chicago Cardinals.
Halas reinstated himself as
coach of the Bears.
Jim Brown of Cleveland
gained an NFL-record 1,527
yards rushing. In a divisional
playoff game, the Giants held
Brown to eight yards and
defeated Cleveland 10-0.
Baltimore, coached by
Weeb Ewbank, defeated the
Giants 23-17 in the first sud-
den-death overtime in an NFL
Championship Game, Decem-
ber 28. The game ended when
Colts fullback Alan Ameche
scored on a one-yard touch-
down run after 8:15 of over-
time.
1959
Vince Lombardi was named
head coach of the Green Bay
Packers, January 28. Tim
Mara, the co-founder of the
Giants, died, February 17.
Lamar Hunt of Dallas
announced his intentions to
form a second pro football
league. The first meeting was
held in Chicago, August 14,
and consisted of Hunt repre-
senting Dallas; Bob Howsam,
Denver; K.S. (Bud) Adams,
Houston; Barron Hilton, Los
Angeles; Max Winter and Bill
Boyer, Minneapolis; and Harry
Wismer, New York City. They
made plans to begin play in
1960.
The new league was named
the American Football League,
August 22. Buffalo, owned by
Ralph Wilson, became the
seventh franchise, October
28. Boston, owned by William
H. Sullivan, became the eighth
team, November 22. The first
AFL draft, lasting 33 rounds,
was held, November 22. Joe
Foss was named AFL Com-
missioner, November 30. An
additional draft of 20 rounds
was held by the AFL, Decem-
ber 2.
NFL Commissioner Bert
Bell died of a heart attack suf-
fered at Franklin Field,
Philadelphia, during the last
two minutes of a game
between the Eagles and the
Steelers, October 11. Treasur-
er Austin Gunsel was named
president in the office of the
commissioner, October 14.
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The Colts again defeated
the Giants in the NFL Champi-
onship Game, 31-16, Decem-
ber 27.
1960
Pete Rozelle was elected NFL
Commissioner as a compro-
mise choice on the twenty-
third ballot, January 26.
Rozelle moved the league
offices to New York City.
Hunt was elected AFL pres-
ident for 1960, January 26.
Minneapolis withdrew from
the AFL, January 27, and the
same ownership was given an
NFL franchise for Minnesota
(to start in 1961), January 28.
Dallas received an NFL fran-
chise for 1960, January 28.
Oakland received an AFL fran-
chise, January 30.
The AFL adopted the two-
point option on points after
touchdown, January 28. A no-
tampering verbal pact, relative
to players’ contracts, was
agreed to between the NFL
and AFL, February 9.
The NFL owners voted to
allow the transfer of the Chica-
go Cardinals to St. Louis,
March 13.
The AFL signed a five-year
television contract with ABC,
June 9.
The Boston Patriots defeat-
ed the Buffalo Bills 28-7
before 16,000 at Buffalo in the
first AFL preseason game,
July 30. The Denver Broncos
defeated the Patriots 13-10
before 21,597 at Boston in the
first AFL regular-season
game, September 9.
Philadelphia defeated Green
Bay 17-13 in the NFL Champi-
onship Game, December 26.
1961
The Houston Oilers defeated
the Los Angeles Chargers
24-16 before 32,183 in the
first AFL Championship Game,
January 1.
Detroit defeated Cleveland
17-16 in the first Playoff Bowl,
or Bert Bell Benefit Bowl,
between second-place teams
in each conference in Miami,
January 7.
End Willard Dewveall of the
Bears played out his option
and joined the Oilers, becom-
ing the first player to play out
his contract and jump from the
NFL to the AFL, January 14.
Ed McGah, Wayne Valley,
and Robert Osborne bought
out their partners in the own-
ership of the Raiders, January
17. The Chargers were trans-
ferred to San Diego, February
10. Dave R. Jones sold the
Browns to a group headed by
Arthur B. Modell, March 22.
The Howsam brothers sold the
Broncos to a group headed by
Calvin Kunz and Gerry Phipps,
May 26.
NBC was awarded a two-
year contract for radio and
television rights to the NFL
Championship Game for
$615,000 annually, $300,000
of which was to go directly
into the NFL Player Benefit
Plan, April 5.
Canton, Ohio, where the
league that became the NFL
was formed in 1920, was
chosen as the site of the Pro
Football Hall of Fame, April 27.
A bill legalizing single-net-
work television contracts by
professional sports leagues
was introduced in Congress
by Representative Emanuel
Celler. It passed the House and
Senate and was signed into
law by President John F.
Kennedy, September 30.
Houston defeated San
Diego 10-3 for the AFL cham-
pionship, December 24. Green
Bay won its first NFL champi-
onship since 1944, defeating
the New York Giants 37-0,
December 31.
1962
The Western Division defeated
the Eastern Division 47-27 in
the first AFL All-Star Game,
played before 20,973 in San
Diego, January 7.
Both leagues prohibited
grabbing any player’s face-
mask. The AFL voted to make
the scoreboard clock the
official timer of the game.
The NFL entered into a sin-
gle-network agreement with
CBS for telecasting all regular-
season games for $4.65 mil-
lion annually, January 10.
Judge Roszel Thompson of
the U.S. District Court in Balti-
more ruled against the AFL in
its antitrust suit against the
NFL, May 21. The AFL had
charged the NFL with monop-
oly and conspiracy in areas of
expansion, television, and
player signings. The case last-
ed two and a half years, the
trial two months.
McGah and Valley acquired
controlling interest in the
Raiders, May 24. The AFL
assumed financial responsibil-
ity for the New York Titans,
November 8. With Commis-
sioner Rozelle as referee,
Daniel F. Reeves regained the
ownership of the Rams, out-
bidding his partners in sealed-
envelope bidding for the team,
November 27.
The Dallas Texans defeated
the Oilers 20-17 for the AFL
championship at Houston
after 17 minutes, 54 seconds
of overtime on a 25-yard field
goal by Tommy Brooker. The
game lasted a then record 77
minutes, 54 seconds, Decem-
ber 23.
Judge Edward Weinfeld of
the U.S. District Court in New
York City upheld the legality of
the NFL’s television blackout
within a 75-mile radius of
home games and denied an
injunction that would have
forced the championship
game between the Giants and
the Packers to be televised in
the New York City area,
December 28. The Packers
beat the Giants 16-7 for the
NFL title, December 30.
1963
Don Shula, who went on to
become the winningest head
coach in NFL history, replaced
Weeb Ewbank as head coach
of the Colts, January 8.
Paul Brown, head coach of
the Browns since their incep-
tion, was fired on January 9
and replaced the following day
by Blanton Collier.
The Dallas Texans trans-
ferred to Kansas City, becom-
ing the Chiefs, February 8. The
New York Titans were sold to a
five-man syndicate headed by
David (Sonny) Werblin, March
28. Weeb Ewbank became the
Titans’ new head coach and
the team’s name was changed
to the Jets, April 15. They
began play in the Polo
Grounds.
NFL Properties, Inc., was
founded to serve as the
licensing arm of the NFL.
Rozelle indefinitely sus-
pended Green Bay halfback
Paul Hornung and Detroit
defensive tackle Alex Karras
for placing bets on their own
teams and on other NFL
games; he also fined five other
Detroit players $2,000 each
for betting on one game in
which they did not participate,
and the Detroit Lions Football
Company $2,000 on each of
two counts for failure to report
information promptly and for
lack of sideline supervision,
April 17.
The AFL allowed the Jets
and Raiders to select players
from other franchises in hopes
of giving the league more
competitive balance, May 11.
NBC was awarded exclu-
sive network broadcasting
rights for the 1963 NFL Cham-
pionship Game for $926,000,
May 23.
The Pro Football Hall of
Fame was dedicated at Can-
ton, Ohio, September 7.
The U.S. Fourth Circuit
Court of Appeals reaffirmed
the lower court’s finding for
the NFL in the $10-million suit
brought by the AFL, ending
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three and a half years of litiga-
tion, November 21.
Jim Brown of Cleveland
rushed for an NFL single-sea-
son record 1,863 yards.
Boston defeated Buffalo
26-8 in the first divisional
playoff game in AFL history,
December 28.
The Bears defeated the
Giants 14-10 in the NFL
Championship Game, a record
sixth and last title for Halas in
his thirty-sixth season as the
Bears’ coach, December 29.
1964
The Chargers defeated the
Patriots 51-10 in the AFL
Championship Game, January
5.
William Clay Ford, the
Lions’ president since 1961,
purchased the team, January
10. A group representing the
late James P. Clark sold the
Eagles to a group headed by
Jerry Wolman, January 21.
Carroll Rosenbloom, the
majority owner of the Colts
since 1953, acquired com-
plete ownership of the team,
January 23.
The AFL signed a five-year,
$36-million television contract
with NBC to begin with the
1965 season, January 29.
Hornung and Karras were
reinstated by Rozelle, March
16.
CBS submitted the winning
bid of $14.1 million per year
for the NFL regular-season
television rights for 1964 and
1965, January 24. CBS
acquired the rights to the
championship games for
1964 and 1965 for $1.8 mil-
lion per game, April 17.
Pete Gogolak of Cornell
signed a contract with Buffalo,
becoming the first soccer-
style kicker in pro football.
Buffalo defeated San Diego
20-7 in the AFL Championship
Game, December 26. Cleve-
land defeated Baltimore 27-0
in the NFL Championship
Game, December 27.
1965
The NFL teams pledged not to
sign college seniors until com-
pletion of all their games,
including bowl games, and
empowered the Commission-
er to discipline the clubs up to
as much as the loss of an
entire draft list for a violation
of the pledge, February 15.
The NFL added a sixth offi-
cial, the line judge, February 19.
The color of the officials’ penal-
ty flags was changed from
white to bright gold, April 5.
Commissioner Rozelle
negotiated an agreement on
behalf of the NFL clubs to pur-
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chase Ed Sabol’s Blair Motion
Pictures, which was renamed
NFL Films, April.
Atlanta was awarded an NFL
franchise for 1966, with Rankin
Smith, Sr., as owner, June 30.
Miami was awarded an AFL
franchise for 1966, with Joe
Robbie and Danny Thomas as
owners, August 16.
Field Judge Burl Toler
became the first black official
in NFL history, September 19.
According to a Harris sur-
vey, sports fans chose profes-
sional football (41 percent) as
their favorite sport, overtaking
baseball (38 percent) for the
first time, October.
Green Bay defeated Balti-
more 13-10 in sudden-death
overtime in a Western Confer-
ence playoff game. Don Chan-
dler kicked a 25-yard field goal
for the Packers after 13 min-
utes, 39 seconds of overtime,
December 26. The Packers
then defeated the Browns
23-12 in the NFL Champi-
onship Game, January 2.
In the AFL Championship
Game, the Bills defeated the
Chargers, 23-0, December 26.
CBS acquired the rights to
the NFL regular-season games
in 1966 and 1967, with an
option for 1968, for $18.8 mil-
lion per year, December 29.
1966
The AFL-NFL war reached its
peak, as the leagues spent a
combined $7 million to sign
their 1966 draft choices. The
NFL signed 75 percent of its
232 draftees, the AFL 46 per-
cent of its 181. Of the 111
common draft choices, 79
signed with the NFL, 28 with
the AFL, and 4 went unsigned.
Buddy Young became the
first African-American to work
in the league office when
Commissioner Rozelle named
him director of player rela-
tions, February 1.
The rights to the 1966 and
1967 NFL Championship
Games were sold to CBS for
$2 million per game, February
14.
Foss resigned as AFL Com-
missioner, April 7. Al Davis,
the head coach and general
manager of the Raiders, was
named to replace him, April 8.
Goal posts offset from the
goal line, painted bright yel-
low, and with uprights 20 feet
above the cross-bar were
made standard in the NFL,
May 16.
A series of secret meetings
regarding a possible AFL-NFL
merger were held in the spring
between Hunt of Kansas City
and Tex Schramm of Dallas.
Rozelle announced the merg-
er, June 8. Under the agree-
ment, the two leagues would
combine to form an expanded
league with 24 teams, to be
increased to 26 in 1968 and to
28 by 1970 or soon thereafter.
All existing franchises would
be retained, and no franchises
would be transferred outside
their metropolitan areas. While
maintaining separate sched-
ules through 1969, the
leagues agreed to play an
annual AFL-NFL World Cham-
pionship Game beginning in
January, 1967, and to hold a
combined draft, also begin-
ning in 1967. Preseason
games would be held between
teams of each league starting
in 1967. Official regular-sea-
son play would start in 1970
when the two leagues would
officially merge to form one
league with two conferences.
Rozelle was named Commis-
sioner of the expanded league
setup.
Davis rejoined the Raiders,
and Milt Woodard was named
president of the AFL, July 25.
The St. Louis Cardinals
moved into newly constructed
Busch Memorial Stadium.
Barron Hilton sold the
Chargers to a group headed
by Eugene Klein and Sam
Schulman, August 25.
Congress approved the
AFL-NFL merger, passing leg-
islation exempting the agree-
ment itself from antitrust
action, October 21.
New Orleans was awarded
an NFL franchise to begin play
in 1967, November 1. John
Mecom, Jr., of Houston was
designated majority stock-
holder and president of the
franchise, December 15.
The NFL was realigned for
the 1967-69 seasons into the
Capitol and Century Divisions
in the Eastern Conference and
the Central and Coastal Divi-
sions in the Western Confer-
ence, December 2. New
Orleans and the New York
Giants agreed to switch divi-
sions in 1968 and return to the
1967 alignment in 1969.
The rights to the Super
Bowl for four years were sold
to CBS and NBC for $9.5 mil-
lion, December 13.
1967
Green Bay earned the right to
represent the NFL in the first
AFL-NFL World Championship
Game by defeating Dallas
34-27, January 1. The same
day, Kansas City defeated Buf-
falo 31-7 to represent the AFL.
The Packers defeated the
Chiefs 35-10 before 61,946
fans at the Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum in the first
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game between AFL and NFL
teams, January 15. The win-
ning players’ share for the
Packers was $15,000 each,
and the losing players’ share
for the Chiefs was $7,500
each. The game was televised
by both CBS and NBC.
The “sling-shot” goal post
and a six-foot-wide border
around the field were made
standard in the NFL, February
22.
Baltimore made Bubba
Smith, a Michigan State
defensive lineman, the first
choice in the first combined
AFL-NFL draft, March 14.
The AFL awarded a fran-
chise to begin play in 1968 to
Cincinnati, May 23. A group
with Paul Brown as part
owner, general manager, and
head coach, was awarded the
Cincinnati franchise, Septem-
ber 27.
Arthur B. Modell, the presi-
dent of the Cleveland Browns,
was elected president of the
NFL, May 28.
Defensive back Emlen Tun-
nell of the New York Giants
became the first black player
to enter the Pro Football Hall of
Fame, August 5.
An AFL team defeated an
NFL team for the first time,
when Denver beat Detroit 13-7
in a preseason game, August
5.
Green Bay defeated Dallas
21-17 for the NFL champi-
onship on a last-minute 1-yard
quarterback sneak by Bart
Starr in 13-below-zero tem-
perature at Green Bay, Decem-
ber 31. The same day, Oak-
land defeated Houston 40-7
for the AFL championship.
1968
Green Bay defeated Oakland
33-14 in Super Bowl II at
Miami, January 14. The game
had the first $3-million gate in
pro football history.
Vince Lombardi resigned as
head coach of the Packers,
but remained as general man-
ager, January 28.
Werblin sold his shares in
the Jets to his partners Don
Lillis, Leon Hess, Townsend
Martin, and Phil Iselin, May
21. Lillis assumed the presi-
dency of the club, but then
died July 23. Iselin was
appointed president, August 6.
Halas retired for the fourth
and last time as head coach of
the Bears, May 27.
The Oilers left Rice Stadium
for the Astrodome and
became the first NFL team to
play its home games in a
domed stadium.
The movie Heidi became a
footnote in sports history

when NBC didn’t show the last
50 seconds of the Jets-
Raiders game in order to per-
mit the children’s special to
begin on time. The Raiders
scored two touchdowns in the
last 42 seconds to win 43-32,
November 17.
Ewbank became the first
coach to win titles in both the
NFL and AFL when his Jets
defeated the Raiders 27-23 for
the AFL championship,
December 29. The same day,
Baltimore defeated Cleveland
34-0.
1969
The AFL established a playoff
format for the 1969 season,
with the winner in one division
playing the runner-up in the
other, January 11.
An AFL team won the Super
Bowl for the first time, as the
Jets defeated the Colts 16-7 at
Miami, January 12 in Super
Bowl III. The title Super Bowl
was recognized by the NFL for
the first time.
Vince Lombardi became
part owner, executive vice-
president, and head coach of
the Washington Redskins,
February 7.
Wolman sold the Eagles to
Leonard Tose, May 1.
Baltimore, Cleveland, and
Pittsburgh agreed to join the
AFL teams to form the 13-
team American Football Con-
ference of the NFL in 1970,
May 10. The NFL also agreed
on a playoff format that would
include one “wild-card” team
per conference—the second-
place team with the best
record.
The NFL announced a three-
year agreement with ABC to
televise Monday Night Football.
The new series makes the NFL
the first league with a regular
series of national telecasts in
prime time, May 26.
George Preston Marshall,
president emeritus of the Red-
skins, died at 72, August 9.
The NFL marked its fiftieth
year by the wearing of a spe-
cial patch by each of the 16
teams.
1970
Kansas City defeated Min-
nesota 23-7 in Super Bowl IV
at New Orleans, January 11.
The gross receipts of approxi-
mately $3.8 million were the
largest ever for a one-day
sports event.
A special league meeting
was held to determine the divi-
sional realignment of the
National Football Conference.
With no consensus, Rozelle
ordered the five most viable
plans be written down on
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sheets of paper. Rozelle’s
assistant, Thelma Elkjer,
picked the winning one out of
a vase at random, January 17.
Four-year television con-
tracts, under which CBS
would televise all NFC games
and NBC all AFC games
(except Monday night games)
and the two would divide tele-
vising the Super Bowl and
AFC-NFC Pro Bowl games,
were announced, January 26.
Art Modell resigned as
president of the NFL, March
12. Milt Woodard resigned as
president of the AFL, March
13. Lamar Hunt was elected
president of the AFC and
George Halas was elected
president of the NFC, March
19.
The merged 26-team
league adopted rules changes
putting names on the backs of
players’ jerseys, making a
point after touchdown worth
only one point, and making the
scoreboard clock the official
timing device of the game,
March 18.
The Players Negotiating
Committee and the NFL Play-
ers Association announced a
four-year agreement guaran-
teeing approximately
$4,535,000 annually to player
pension and insurance bene-
fits, August 3. The owners
also agreed to contribute
$250,000 annually to improve
or implement items such as
disability payments, widows’
benefits, maternity benefits,
and dental benefits. The
agreement also provided for
increased preseason game
and per diem payments, aver-
aging approximately $2.6 mil-
lion annually.
The Pittsburgh Steelers
moved into Three Rivers Sta-
dium. The Cincinnati Bengals
moved to Riverfront Stadium.
Vince Lombardi died of
cancer at 57, September 3.
The Super Bowl trophy was
renamed the Vince Lombardi
trophy, September 10.
Tom Dempsey of New
Orleans kicked a game-win-
ning NFL-record 63-yard field
goal against Detroit,
November 8.
1971
Baltimore defeated Dallas
16-13 on Jim O’Brien’s
32-yard field goal with five
seconds to go in Super Bowl V
at Miami, January 17.
The NFC defeated the AFC
27-6 in the first AFC-NFC Pro
Bowl at Los Angeles, January
24.
The Boston Patriots
changed their name to the
New England Patriots, March
22. Their new stadium, Schae-
fer Stadium, was dedicated in
a 20-14 preseason victory
over the Giants.
The Philadelphia Eagles left
Franklin Field and played their
games at the new Veterans
Stadium.
The San Francisco 49ers
left Kezar Stadium and moved
their games to Candlestick
Park.
Daniel F. Reeves, the presi-
dent and general manager of
the Rams, died at 58, April 15.
The Dallas Cowboys moved
from the Cotton Bowl into their
new home, Texas Stadium,
October 24.
Miami defeated Kansas City
27-24 in sudden-death over-
time in an AFC Divisional Play-
off Game, December 25. Garo
Yepremian kicked a 37-yard
field goal for the Dolphins after
22 minutes, 40 seconds of
overtime, as the game lasted
82 minutes, 40 seconds over-
all, making it the longest game
in history.
1972
Dallas defeated Miami 24-3 in
Super Bowl VI at New Orleans,
January 16.
The inbounds lines or hash-
marks were moved nearer the
center of the field, 23 yards, 1
foot, 9 inches from the side-
lines, March 23. The method
of determining won-lost per-
centage in standings changed.
Tie games, previously not
counted in the standings, were
made equal to a half-game
won and a half-game lost,
May 24.
Robert Irsay purchased the
Los Angeles Rams and trans-
ferred ownership of the club to
Carroll Rosenbloom in
exchange for the Baltimore
Colts, July 13.
William V. Bidwill pur-
chased the stock of his broth-
er Charles (Stormy) Bidwill to
become the sole owner of the
St. Louis Cardinals, Septem-
ber 2.
The National District Attor-
neys Association endorsed
the position of professional
leagues in opposing proposed
legalization of gambling on
professional team sports,
September 28.
Franco Harris’ “Immaculate
Reception” gave the Steelers
their first postseason win ever,
13-7 over the Raiders,
December 23.
1973
Rozelle announced that all
Super Bowl VII tickets were
sold and that the game would
be telecast in Los Angeles, the
site of the game, on an exper-
imental basis, January 3.
Miami defeated Washington
14-7 in Super Bowl VII at Los
Angeles, completing a 17-0
season, the first perfect-
record regular-season and
postseason mark in NFL histo-
ry, January 14.
The AFC defeated the NFC
33-28 in the Pro Bowl in Dal-
las, the first time since 1942
that the game was played out-
side Los Angeles, January 21.
A jersey numbering system
was adopted, April 5: 1-19 for
quarterbacks and specialists,
20-49 for running backs and
defensive backs, 50-59 for
centers and linebackers, 60-
79 for defensive linemen and
interior offensive linemen
other than centers, and 80-89
for wide receivers and tight
ends. Players who had been in
the NFL in 1972 could contin-
ue to use old numbers.
NFL Charities, a nonprofit
organization, was created to
derive an income from monies
generated from NFL Proper-
ties’ licensing of NFL trade-
marks and team names, June
26. NFL Charities was set up
to support education and
charitable activities and to
supply economic support to
persons formerly associated
with professional football who
were no longer able to support
themselves.
Congress adopted experi-
mental legislation (for three
years) requiring any NFL game
that had been declared a sell-
out 72 hours prior to kickoff to
be made available for local
televising, September 14. The
legislation provided for an
annual review to be made by
the Federal Communications
Commission.
The Buffalo Bills moved
their home games from War
Memorial Stadium to Rich Sta-
dium in nearby Orchard Park.
The Giants tied the Eagles
23-23 in the final game in Yan-
kee Stadium, September 23.
The Giants played the rest of
their home games at the Yale
Bowl in New Haven, Connecti-
cut.
A rival league, the World
Football League, was formed
and was reported in operation,
October 2. It had plans to start
play in 1974.
O.J. Simpson of Buffalo
became the first player to rush
for more than 2,000 yards in a
season, gaining 2,003.
1974
Miami defeated Minnesota
24-7 in Super Bowl VIII at
Houston, the second consec-
utive Super Bowl champi-
onship for the Dolphins,
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January 13.
Rozelle was given a 10-year
contract effective January 1,
1973, February 27.
Tampa Bay was awarded
the twenty-seventh franchise
to begin operation in 1976,
April 24.
Sweeping rules changes
were adopted to add action
and tempo to games: one sud-
den-death overtime period
was added for preseason and
regular-season games; the
goal posts were moved from
the goal line to the end lines;
kickoffs were moved from the
40- to the 35-yard line; after
missed field goals from
beyond the 20, the ball was to
be returned to the line of
scrimmage; restrictions were
placed on members of the
punting team to open up return
possibilities; roll-blocking and
cutting of wide receivers was
eliminated; the extent of
downfield contact a defender
could have with an eligible
receiver was restricted; the
penalties for offensive holding,
illegal use of the hands, and
tripping were reduced from 15
to 10 yards; wide receivers
blocking back toward the ball
within three yards of the line of
scrimmage were prevented
from blocking below the waist,
April 25.
Seattle was awarded the
twenty-eighth NFL franchise to
begin play in 1976, June 4.
Lloyd W. Nordstrom, president
of the Seattle Seahawks, and
Hugh Culverhouse, president
of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
signed franchise agreements,
December 5.
The Birmingham Americans
defeated the Florida Blazers
22-21 in the WFL World Bowl,
winning the league champi-
onship, December 5.
1975
Pittsburgh defeated Minnesota
16-6 in Super Bowl IX at New
Orleans, the Steelers’ first
championship since entering
the NFL in 1933, January 12.
The Memphis Southmen of
the WFL signed Larry Csonka,
Jim Kiick, and Paul Warfield of
Miami, March 31.
The divisional winners with
the highest won-loss percent-
age were made the home
team for the divisional play-
offs, and the surviving winners
with the highest percentage
made home teams for the
championship games. Previ-
ously, the home sites were
pre-determined by division on
a rotating basis, June 26.
Referees were equipped
with wireless microphones for
all preseason, regular-season,
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and playoff games.
The Lions moved to the
new Pontiac Silverdome. The
Giants played their home
games in Shea Stadium. The
Saints moved into the
Louisiana Superdome.
The World Football League
folded, October 22.
1976
Pittsburgh defeated Dallas
21-17 in Super Bowl X in
Miami. The Steelers joined
Green Bay and Miami as the
only teams to win two Super
Bowls; the Cowboys became
the first wild-card team to play
in the Super Bowl, January 18.
Lloyd Nordstrom, the presi-
dent of the Seahawks, died at
66, January 20. His brother
Elmer succeeded him as
majority representative of the
team.
The owners adopted the
use of two 30-second clocks
for all games, visible to both
players and fans to note the
official time between the
ready-for-play signal and snap
of the ball, March 16.
A veteran player allocation
was held to stock the Seattle
and Tampa Bay franchises
with 39 players each, March
30-31. In the college draft,
Seattle and Tampa Bay each
received eight extra choices,
April 8-9.
The Giants moved into new
Giants Stadium in East Ruther-
ford, New Jersey.
The Steelers defeated the
College All-Stars in a storm-
shortened Chicago College
All-Star Game, the last of the
series, July 23. St. Louis
defeated San Diego 20-10 in a
preseason game before
38,000 in Korakuen Stadium,
Tokyo, in the first NFL game
outside of North America,
August 16.
1977
Oakland defeated Minnesota
32-14 in Super Bowl XI at
Pasadena, January 9. The
paid attendance was a pro
record 103,438.
The NFL Players Associa-
tion and the NFL Management
Council ratified a collective
bargaining agreement extend-
ing until 1982, covering five
football seasons while contin-
uing the pension plan—
including years 1974, 1975,
and 1976—with contributions
totaling more than $55 million.
The total cost of the agree-
ment was estimated at $107
million. The agreement called
for a college draft at least
through 1986; contained a no-
strike, no-suit clause; estab-
lished a 43-man active player
limit; reduced pension vesting
to four years; provided for
increases in minimum salaries
and preseason and postsea-
son pay; improved insurance,
medical, and dental benefits;
modified previous practices in
player movement and control;
and reaffirmed the NFL Com-
missioner’s disciplinary
authority. Additionally, the
agreement called for the NFL
member clubs to make pay-
ments totaling $16 million the
next 10 years to settle various
legal disputes, February 25.
The San Francisco 49ers
were sold to Edward J. DeBar-
tolo, Jr., March 28.
A 16-game regular season,
4-game preseason was
adopted to begin in 1978. A
second wild-card team was
adopted for the playoffs
beginning in 1978, with the
wild-card teams to play each
other and the winners advanc-
ing to a round of eight post-
season series, March 29.
The Seahawks were perma-
nently aligned in the AFC
Western Division and the Buc-
caneers in the NFC Central
Division, March 31.
Rules changes were adopt-
ed to open up the passing
game and to cut down on
injuries. Defenders were per-
mitted to make contact with
eligible receivers only once;
the head slap was outlawed;
offensive linemen were pro-
hibited from thrusting their
hands to an opponent’s neck,
face, or head; and wide
receivers were prohibited from
clipping, even in the legal clip-
ping zone.
Rozelle negotiated con-
tracts with the three television
networks to televise all NFL
regular-season and postsea-
son games, plus selected pre-
season games, for four years
beginning with the 1978 sea-
son. ABC was awarded yearly
rights to 16 Monday night
games, four primetime
games, the AFC-NFC Pro
Bowl, and the Hall of Fame
games. CBS received the
rights to all NFC regular-sea-
son and postseason games
(except those in the ABC
package) and to Super Bowls
XIV and XVI. NBC received the
rights to all AFC regular-sea-
son and postseason games
(except those in the ABC
package) and to Super Bowls
XIII and XV. Industry sources
considered it the largest single
television package ever nego-
tiated, October 12.
1978
Dallas defeated Denver 27-10
in Super Bowl XII, held indoors
for the first time, at the
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Louisiana Superdome in New
Orleans, January 15. Dallas’
victory was the first for the
NFC in six years.
According to a Louis Harris
Sports Survey, 70 percent of
the nation’s sports fans said
they followed football, com-
pared to 54 percent who fol-
lowed baseball. Football
increased its lead as the coun-
try’s favorite, 26 percent to 16
percent for baseball, January
19.
A seventh official, the side
judge, was added to the offici-
ating crew, March 14.
The NFL continued a trend
toward opening up the game.
Rules changes permitted a
defender to maintain contact
with a receiver within five
yards of the line of scrim-
mage, but restricted contact
beyond that point. The pass-
blocking rule was interpreted
to permit the extending of
arms and open hands, March
17.
A study on the use of
instant replay as an officiating
aid was made during seven
nationally televised preseason
games.
The NFL played for the first
time in Mexico City, with the
Saints defeating the Eagles
14-7 in a preseason game,
August 5.
Bolstered by the expansion
of the regular-season sched-
ule from 14 to 16 weeks, NFL
paid attendance exceeded 12
million (12,771,800) for the
first time. The per-game aver-
age of 57,017 was the third-
highest in league history and
the most since 1973.
1979
Pittsburgh defeated Dallas
35-31 in Super Bowl XIII at
Miami to become the first
team ever to win three Super
Bowls, January 21.
NFL rules changes empha-
sized additional player safety.
The changes prohibited play-
ers on the receiving team from
blocking below the waist dur-
ing kickoffs, punts, and field-
goal attempts; prohibited the
wearing of torn or altered
equipment and exposed pads
that could be hazardous;
extended the zone in which
there could be no crackback
blocks; and instructed officials
to quickly whistle a play dead
when a quarterback was
clearly in the grasp of a tack-
ler, March 16.
Carroll Rosenbloom, the
president of the Rams,
drowned at 72, April 2. His
widow, Georgia, assumed
control of the club.

1980
Pittsburgh defeated the Los
Angeles Rams 31-19 in Super
Bowl XIV at Pasadena to
become the first team to win
four Super Bowls, January 20.
The AFC-NFC Pro Bowl,
won 37-27 by the NFC, was
played before 48,060 fans at
Aloha Stadium in Honolulu,
Hawaii. It was the first time in
the 30-year history of the Pro
Bowl that the game was
played in a non-NFL city.
Rules changes placed
greater restrictions on contact
in the area of the head, neck,
and face. Under the heading of
“personal foul,” players were
prohibited from directly strik-
ing, swinging, or clubbing on
the head, neck, or face. Start-
ing in 1980, a penalty could be
called for such contact whether
or not the initial contact was
made below the neck area.
CBS, with a record bid of
$12 million, won the national
radio rights to 26 NFL regular-
season games, including
Monday Night Football, and all
10 postseason games for the
1980-83 seasons.
The Los Angeles Rams
moved their home games to
Anaheim Stadium in nearby
Orange County, California.
The Oakland Raiders joined
the Los Angeles Coliseum
Commission’s antitrust suit
against the NFL. The suit con-
tended the league violated
antitrust laws in declining to
approve a proposed move by
the Raiders from Oakland to
Los Angeles.
The NFL Draft is televised
for the first time by ESPN,
April 29.
Television ratings in 1980
were the second-best in NFL
history, trailing only the com-
bined ratings of the 1976 sea-
son. All three networks posted
gains, and NBC’s 15.0 rating
was its best ever. CBS and
ABC had their best ratings
since 1977, with 15.3 and
20.8 ratings, respectively.
CBS Radio reported a record
audience of 7 million for Mon-
day night and special games.
1981
Oakland defeated Philadelphia
27-10 in Super Bowl XV at the
Louisiana Superdome in New
Orleans, to become the first
wild-card team to win a Super
Bowl, January 25.
Edgar F. Kaiser, Jr., pur-
chased the Denver Broncos
from Gerald and Allan Phipps,
February 26.
The owners adopted a dis-
aster plan for re-stocking a
team should the club be
involved in a fatal accident,
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March 20.
A CBS-New York Times poll
showed that 48 percent of
sports fans preferred football
to 31 percent for baseball.
The NFL teams hosted 167
representatives from 44 pre-
dominantly black colleges dur-
ing training camps for a total
of 289 days. The program
was adopted for renewal dur-
ing each training camp period.
ABC and CBS set all-time
rating highs. ABC finished with
a 21.7 rating and CBS with a
17.5 rating. NBC was down
slightly to 13.9.
1982
San Francisco defeated Cin-
cinnati 26-21 in Super Bowl
XVI at the Pontiac Silverdome,
in the first Super Bowl held in
the North, January 24. The
CBS telecast achieved the
highest rating of any televised
sports event ever, 49.1 with a
73.0 share.
The NFL signed a five-year
contract with the three televi-
sion networks (ABC, CBS, and
NBC) to televise all NFL regu-
lar-season and postseason
games starting with the 1982
season.
A jury ruled against the NFL
in the antitrust trial brought by
the Los Angeles Coliseum
Commission and the Oakland
Raiders, May 7. The verdict
cleared the way for the
Raiders to move to Los Ange-
les, where they defeated
Green Bay 24-3 in their first
preseason game, August 29.
The Vikings moved into the
new Metrodome, August 21.
The 1982 season was
reduced from a 16-game
schedule to nine as the result
of a 57-day players’ strike.
The strike was called by the
NFLPA at midnight on Monday,
September 20, following the
Green Bay at New York Giants
game. Play resumed Novem-
ber 21-22 following ratifica-
tion of the Collective Bargain-
ing Agreement by NFL own-
ers, November 17 in New
York.
Under the Collective Bar-
gaining Agreement, which
was to run through the 1986
season, the NFL draft was
extended through 1992 and
the veteran free-agent system
was left basically unchanged.
A minimum salary schedule
for years of experience was
established; training camp and
postseason pay were
increased; players’ medical,
insurance, and retirement ben-
efits were increased; and a
severance-pay system was
introduced to aid in career
transition, a first in profession-
al sports.
Despite the players’ strike,
the average paid attendance in
1982 was 58,472, the fifth-
highest in league history.
1983
Because of the shortened sea-
son, the NFL adopted a format
of 16 teams competing in a
Super Bowl Tournament for
the 1982 playoffs. The NFC’s
number-one seed, Washing-
ton, defeated the AFC’s num-
ber-two seed, Miami, 27-17 in
Super Bowl XVII at the Rose
Bowl in Pasadena, January
30.
Super Bowl XVII was the
second-highest rated live tele-
vision program of all time, giv-
ing the NFL a sweep of the top
10 live programs in television
history.
The NFL played for the first
time in London, England, with
the Vikings defeating the Car-
dinals 28-10 in a preseason
game, August 6.
George Halas, the owner of
the Bears and the last surviv-
ing member of the NFL’s sec-
ond organizational meeting,
died at 88, October 31.
1984
The Los Angeles Raiders
defeated Washington 38-9 in
Super Bowl XVIII at Tampa
Stadium, January 22.
An 11-man group headed
by H.R. (Bum) Bright pur-
chased the Dallas Cowboys
from Clint Murchison, Jr.,
March 20. Club president Tex
Schramm was designated as
managing general partner.
Wellington Mara was
named president of the NFC,
March 20.
Patrick Bowlen purchased a
majority interest in the Denver
Broncos from Edgar Kaiser,
Jr., March 21.
The Colts relocated to Indi-
anapolis, March 28. Their new
home became the Hoosier
Dome.
The New York Jets moved
their home games to Giants
Stadium in East Rutherford,
New Jersey.
Alex G. Spanos purchased
a majority interest in the San
Diego Chargers from Eugene
V. Klein, August 28.
Houston defeated Pitts-
burgh 23-20 to mark the one-
hundredth overtime game in
regular-season play since
overtime was adopted in
1974, December 2.
On the field, many all-time
records were set: Dan Marino
of Miami passed for 5,084
yards and 48 touchdowns;
Eric Dickerson of the Los
Angeles Rams rushed for
2,105 yards; Art Monk of
Washington caught 106 pass-
es; and Walter Payton of
Chicago broke Jim Brown’s
career rushing mark, finishing
the season with 13,309 yards.
According to a CBS
Sports/New York Times sur-
vey, 53 percent of the nation’s
sports fans said they most
enjoyed watching football,
compared to 18 percent for
baseball, December 2-4.
1985
San Francisco defeated Miami
38-16 in Super Bowl XIX at
Stanford Stadium in Stanford,
California, January 20. Presi-
dent Ronald Reagan, who took
his second oath of office
before tossing the coin for the
game, was one of
115,936,000 viewers. Super
Bowl XIX had a direct econom-
ic impact of $113.5 million on
the San Francisco Bay area.
NBC Radio and the NFL
entered into a two-year agree-
ment granting NBC the radio
rights to a 37-game package
in each of the 1985-86 sea-
sons, March 6. The package
included 27 regular-season
games and 10 postseason
games.
Norman Braman, in part-
nership with Edward Lei-
bowitz, bought the Philadel-
phia Eagles from Leonard
Tose, April 29.
A group headed by Tom
Benson, Jr., was approved to
purchase the New Orleans
Saints from John W. Mecom,
Jr., June 3.
The NFL owners adopted a
resolution calling for a series
of overseas preseason
games, beginning in 1986,
with one game to be played in
England/Europe and/or one
game in Japan each year. The
game would be a fifth presea-
son game for the clubs
involved and all arrangements
and selection of the clubs
would be under the control of
the Commissioner, May 23.
The league-wide conver-
sion to videotape from movie
film for coaching study was
approved.
A Louis Harris poll in
December revealed that pro
football remained the sport
most followed by Americans.
Fifty-nine percent of those
surveyed followed pro foot-
ball, compared with 54 per-
cent who followed baseball.
The Chicago-Miami Mon-
day game had the highest rat-
ing, 29.6, and share, 46.0, of
any primetime game in NFL
history, December 2. The
game was viewed in more
than 25 million homes.
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The NFL showed a ratings
increase on all three networks
for the season, gaining 4 per-
cent on NBC, 10 on CBS, and
16 on ABC.
1986
Chicago defeated New Eng-
land 46-10 in Super Bowl XX
at the Louisiana Superdome,
January 26. The Patriots had
earned the right to play the
Bears by becoming the first
wild-card team to win three
consecutive games on the
road. The NBC telecast
replaced the final episode of
M*A*S*H as the most-viewed
television program in history,
with an audience of 127 mil-
lion viewers, according to A.C.
Nielsen figures. In addition to
drawing a 48.3 rating and a 70
percent share in the United
States, Super Bowl XX was
televised to 59 foreign coun-
tries and beamed via satellite
to the QE II.
The owners adopted limited
use of instant replay as an
officiating aid, prohibited play-
ers from wearing or otherwise
displaying equipment, apparel,
or other items that carry com-
mercial names, names of
organizations, or personal
messages of any type, March
11.
After an 11-week trial, a
jury in U.S. District Court in
New York awarded the United
States Football League one
dollar in its $1.7 billion
antitrust suit against the NFL.
The jury rejected all of the
USFL’s television-related
claims, which were the self-
proclaimed heart of the USFL’s
case. The jury deliberated five
days, July 29.
Chicago defeated Dallas
17-6 at Wembley Stadium in
London in the first American
Bowl. The game drew a sellout
crowd of 82,699 and the NBC
national telecast in this coun-
try produced a 12.4 rating and
36 percent share, making it
the highest daytime preseason
television audience ever with
10.65-million viewers, August
3.
ABC’s NFL Monday Night
Football, in its seventeenth
season, became the longest-
running primetime series in
the history of the network.
1987
The New York Giants defeated
Denver 39-20 in Super Bowl
XXI and captured their first
NFL title since 1956. The
game, played in Pasadena’s
Rose Bowl, drew a sellout
crowd of 101,063, January
25.
New three-year TV con-
360
tracts with ABC, CBS, and
NBC were announced for
1987-89 at the NFL annual
meeting in Maui, Hawaii,
March 15. Commissioner
Rozelle and Broadcast Com-
mittee Chairman Art Modell
also announced a three-year
contract with ESPN to televise
13 primetime games each
season. The ESPN contract
was the first with a cable net-
work. However, NFL games on
ESPN also were scheduled for
regular television in the city of
the visiting team and in the
home city if the game was
sold out 72 hours in advance.
A special payment program
was adopted to benefit nearly
1,000 former NFL players who
participated in the League
before the current Bert Bell
NFL Pension Plan was created
and made retroactive to the
1959 season. Players covered
by the new program spent at
least five years in the League
and played all or part of their
career prior to 1959. Each
vested player would receive
$60 per month for each year
of service in the League for
life.
NFL and CBS Radio jointly
announced agreement granti-
ng CBS the radio rights to a
40-game package in each of
the next three NFL seasons,
1987-89, April 7.
Over 400 former NFL play-
ers from the pre-1959 era
received first payments from
NFL owners, July 1.
The NFL’s debut on ESPN
produced the two highest-
rated and most-watched
sports programs in basic
cable history. The Chicago at
Miami game on August 16
drew an 8.9 rating in 3.81 mil-
lion homes. Those records fell
two weeks later when the Los
Angeles Raiders at Dallas
game achieved a 10.2 cable
rating in 4.36 million homes.
The 1987 season was
reduced from a 16-game sea-
son to 15 as the result of a 24-
day players’ strike. The strike
was called by the NFLPA on
Tuesday, September 22, fol-
lowing the New England at
New York Jets game. Games
scheduled for the third week-
end were canceled but the
games of weeks four, five, and
six were played with replace-
ment teams. Striking players
returned for the seventh week
of the season, October 25.
In a three-team deal involv-
ing 10 players and/or draft
choices, the Los Angeles
Rams traded running back
Eric Dickerson to the Indi-
anapolis Colts for six draft
choices and two players. Buf-
falo obtained the rights to line-
backer Cornelius Bennett from
Indianapolis, sending Greg
Bell and three draft choices to
the Rams. The Colts added
Owen Gill and three draft
choices of their own to com-
plete the deal with the Rams,
October 31.
The Chicago at Minnesota
game became the highest-
rated and most-watched
sports program in basic cable
history when it drew a 14.4
cable rating in 6.5 million
homes, December 6.
1988
Washington defeated Denver
42-10 in Super Bowl XXII to
earn its second victory this
decade in the NFL Champi-
onship Game. The game,
played for the first time in San
Diego Jack Murphy Stadium,
drew a sellout crowd of
73,302. Doug Williams, the
game’s MVP, became the first
African-American quarterback
to play in a Super Bowl, Janu-
ary 31.
In a unanimous 3-0 deci-
sion, the 2nd Circuit Court of
Appeals in New York upheld
the verdict of the jury that in
July, 1986, had awarded the
United States Football League
one dollar in its $1.7 billion
antitrust suit against the NFL.
In a 91-page opinion, Judge
Ralph K. Winter said the USFL
sought through court decree
the success it failed to gain
among football fans, March
10.
By a 23-5 margin, owners
voted to continue the instant
replay system for the third
consecutive season with the
Instant Replay Official to be
assigned to a regular seven-
man, on-the-field crew. At the
NFL annual meeting in
Phoenix, Arizona, a 45-sec-
ond clock was also approved
to replace the 30-second
clock. For a normal sequence
of plays, the interval between
plays was changed to 45
seconds from the time the
ball is signaled dead until it is
snapped on the succeeding
play.
NFL owners approved the
transfer of the Cardinals’ fran-
chise from St. Louis to
Phoenix; approved two sup-
plemental drafts each year—
one prior to training camp and
one prior to the regular sea-
son; and voted to initiate an
annual series of games in
Japan/Asia as early as the
1989 preseason, March 14-
18.
The NFL Annual Selection
Meeting returned to a separate
two-day format and for the
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first time originated on a Sun-
day. ESPN drew a 3.6 rating
during their seven-hour cover-
age of the draft, which was
viewed in 1.6 million homes,
April 24-25.
Art Rooney, founder and
owner of the Steelers, died at
87, August 25.
Johnny Grier became the
first African-American referee
in NFL history, September 4.
Commissioner Rozelle
announced that two teams
would play a preseason game
as part of the American Bowl
series on August 6, 1989, in
the Korakuen Tokyo Dome in
Japan, December 16.
1989
San Francisco defeated Cin-
cinnati 20-16 in Super Bowl
XXIII. The game, played for the
first time at Joe Robbie Stadi-
um in Miami, was attended by
a sellout crowd of 75,129,
January 22.
Commissioner Rozelle
announced his retirement,
pending the naming of a suc-
cessor, March 22 at the NFL
annual meeting in Palm
Desert, California.
Following the announce-
ment, AFC president Lamar
Hunt and NFC president
Wellington Mara announced
the formation of a six-man
search committee composed
of Art Modell, Robert Parins,
Dan Rooney, and Ralph
Wilson. Hunt and Mara served
as co-chairmen.
By a 24-4 margin, owners
voted to continue the instant
replay system for the fourth
straight season. A strength-
ened policy regarding anabolic
steroids and masking agents
was announced by Commis-
sioner Rozelle. NFL clubs
called for strong disciplinary
measures in cases of feigned
injuries and adopted a joint
proposal by the Long-Range
Planning and Finance commit-
tees regarding player person-
nel rules, March 19-23.
Two hundred twenty-nine
unconditional free agents
signed with new teams under
management’s Plan B system,
April 1.
Jerry Jones purchased a
majority interest in the Dallas
Cowboys from H.R. (Bum)
Bright, April 18.
Tex Schramm was named
president of the new World
League of American Football to
work with a six-man committee
of Dan Rooney, chairman; Nor-
man Braman, Lamar Hunt, Vic-
tor Kiam, Mike Lynn, and Bill
Walsh, April 18.
NFL and CBS Radio jointly
announced agreement extend-

ing CBS’s radio rights to an
annual 40-game package
through the 1994 season, April
18.
As of opening day, Septem-
ber 10, of the 229 Plan B free
agents, 111 were active and
23 others were on teams’
reserve lists. Ninety-two oth-
ers were waived and three
retired.
Art Shell was named head
coach of the Los Angeles
Raiders making him the NFL’s
first black head coach since
Fritz Pollard coached the
Akron Pros in 1921, October
3.
The site of the New England
Patriots at San Francisco
49ers game scheduled for
Candlestick Park on October
22 was switched to Stanford
Stadium in the aftermath of
the Bay Area Earthquake of
October 17. The change was
announced on October 19.
Paul Tagliabue became the
seventh chief executive of the
NFL on October 26 when he
was chosen to succeed Com-
missioner Pete Rozelle on the
sixth ballot of a three-day
meeting in Cleveland, Ohio. In
all, 12 ballots were required to
select Tagliabue. Two were
conducted at a meeting in
Chicago on July 6, and four at
a meeting in Dallas on October
10-11. On the twelfth ballot,
with Seattle absent, Tagliabue
received more than the 19
affirmative votes required for
election from among the 27
clubs present.
The transfer from Commis-
sioner Rozelle to Commission-
er Tagliabue took place at
12:01 A .M. on Sunday,
November 5.
NFL Charities donated $1
million through United Way to
benefit Bay Area earthquake
victims, November 6.
1990
San Francisco defeated Den-
ver 55-10 in Super Bowl XXIV
at the Louisiana Superdome,
January 28. San Francisco
joined Pittsburgh as the NFL’s
only teams to win four Super
Bowls.
The NFL announced revi-
sions in its 1990 draft eligibil-
ity rules. College juniors
became eligible but must
renounce their collegiate foot-
ball eligibility before applying
for the NFL Draft, February 16.
Commissioner Tagliabue
announced NFL teams will
play their 16-game schedule
over 17 weeks in 1990-92 and
16 games over 18 weeks in
1993, February 27.
The NFL revised its playoff
format to include two addition-
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al wild-card teams (one per
conference), which raised the
total to six wild-card teams.
Commissioner Tagliabue
and Broadcast Committee
Chairman Art Modell
announced a four-year con-
tract with Turner Broadcasting
to televise nine Sunday-night
games.
New four-year TV agree-
ments were ratified for 1990-
93 for ABC, CBS, NBC, ESPN,
and TNT at the NFL annual
meeting in Orlando, Florida,
March 12. The contracts
totaled $3.6 billion, the largest
in TV history.
The NFL announced plans
to expand its American Bowl
series of preseason games. In
addition to games in London
and Tokyo, American Bowl
games were scheduled for
Berlin, Germany, and Montre-
al, Canada, in 1990.
For the fifth straight year,
NFL owners voted to continue
a limited system of Instant
Replay. Beginning in 1990, the
replay official will have a two-
minute time limit to make a
decision. The vote was 21-7,
March 12.
Commissioner Tagliabue
announced the formation of a
Committee on Expansion and
Realignment, March 13. He
also named a Player Advisory
Council, comprised of 12 for-
mer NFL players, March 14.
One-hundred eighty-four
Plan B unconditional free
agents signed with new
teams, April 2.
Commissioner Tagliabue
appointed Dr. John Lombardo
as the League’s Drug Advisor
for Anabolic Steroids, April 25
and named Dr. Lawrence
Brown as the League’s Advi-
sor for Drugs of Abuse, May
17.
NFL International Week was
celebrated with four presea-
son games in seven days in
Tokyo, London, Berlin, and
Montreal. More than 200,000
fans on three continents
attended the four games,
August 4-11.
Commissioner Tagliabue
announced the NFL Teacher of
the Month program in which
the League furnishes grants
and scholarships in recogni-
tion of teachers who provided
a positive influence upon NFL
players in elementary and sec-
ondary schools, September
20.
For the first time since
1957, every NFL club won at
least one of its first four
games, October 1.
The Super Bowl Most Valu-
able Player trophy was
renamed the Pete Rozelle tro-
phy, October 8.
1991
The New York Giants defeated
Buffalo 20-19 in Super Bowl
XXV to capture their second
title in five years. The game
was played before a sellout
crowd of 73,813 at Tampa
Stadium and became the first
Super Bowl decided by one
point, January 26.
New York businessman
Robert Tisch purchased a 50
percent interest in the New
York Giants from Mrs. Helen
Mara Nugent and her children,
Tim Mara and Maura Mara
Concannon, February 2.
NFL clubs voted to continue
a limited system of Instant
Replay for the sixth consecu-
tive year. The vote was 21-7,
March 19.
The NFL launched the
World League of American
Football, the first sports
league to operate on a weekly
basis on two separate conti-
nents, March 23.
NFL Charities presented a
$250,000 donation to the
United Service Organization.
The donation was the second
largest single grant ever by
NFL Charities, April 5.
Commissioner Tagliabue
named Harold Henderson as
Executive Vice President for
Labor Relations and Chairman
of the NFL Management Coun-
cil Executive Committee, April
8.
NFL clubs approved a rec-
ommendation by the Expan-
sion and Realignment Com-
mittee to add two teams for
the 1994 season, resulting in
six divisions of five teams
each, May 22.
“NFL International Week”
featured six 1990 playoff
teams playing nationally tele-
vised games in London,
Berlin, and Tokyo on July 28
and August 3-4. The games
drew more than 150,000 fans.
Paul Brown, founder of the
Cleveland Browns and Cincin-
nati Bengals, died at age 82,
August 5.
NFL clubs approved a reso-
lution establishing an interna-
tional division. A three-year
financial plan for the World
League was approved by NFL
clubs at a meeting in Dallas,
October 23.
1992
The NFL agreed to provide a
minimum of $2.5 million in
financial support to the NFL
Alumni Association and assis-
tance to NFL Alumni-related
programs. The agreement
included contributions from
NFL Charities to the Pre-59ers
and Dire Need Programs for
former players, January 25.
The Washington Redskins
defeated the Buffalo Bills
37-24 in Super Bowl XXVI to
capture their third world
championship in 10 years,
January 26. The game was
played before a sellout crowd
of 63,130 at the Hubert H.
Humphrey Metrodome in Min-
neapolis.
The use in officiating of a
limited system of Instant
Replay was not approved. The
vote was 17-11 in favor of
approval (21 votes were
required). Instant Replay had
been used for six consecutive
years (1986-1991), March
18.
St. Louis businessman
James Orthwein purchased
controlling interest in the New
England Patriots from Victor
Kiam, May 11.
In a Harris Poll taken during
the NFL offseason, profes-
sional football again was
declared the nation’s most
popular sport. Professional
football finished atop similar
surveys conducted by Harris
in 1985 and 1989, May 23.
NFL clubs accepted the
report of the Expansion Com-
mittee at a league meeting in
Pasadena. The report names
five cities as finalists for the
two expansion teams—Balti-
more, Charlotte, Jacksonville,
Memphis, and St. Louis, May
19.
At a league meeting in Dal-
las, NFL clubs approved a pro-
posal by the World League
Board of Directors to restruc-
ture the World League and
place future emphasis on its
international success, Sep-
tember 17.
The Professional and Ama-
teur Sports Protection Act
made it unlawful for a govern-
ment entity to operate a lottery
or other betting scheme based
on pro or collegiate games.
Four states that already had
such betting were grandfa-
thered, October 6.
NFL teams played their 16-
game regular-season sched-
ule over 18 weeks for the only
time in league history.
1993
The NFL and lawyers for the
players announced a settle-
ment of various lawsuits and
an agreement on the terms of
a seven-year deal that includ-
ed a new player system to be
in place through the 1999 sea-
son, January 6.
Commissioner Tagliabue
announced the establishment
of the “NFL World Partnership
Program” to develop amateur
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football internationally through
a series of clinics conducted
by former NFL players and
coaches, January 14.
As part of Super Bowl
XXVII, the NFL announced the
creation of the first NFL Youth
Education Town, a facility
located in south central Los
Angeles for inner city youth.
January 25.
The Dallas Cowboys
defeated the Buffalo Bills
52-17 in Super Bowl XXVII to
capture their first NFL title
since 1978. The game was
played before a crowd of
98,374 at the Rose Bowl in
Pasadena, California, January
31.
The NFL and the NFL Play-
ers Association officially
signed a 7-year Collective Bar-
gaining Agreement in Wash-
ington, D.C., which guaran-
tees more than $1 billion in
pension, health, and post-
career benefits for current and
retired players—the most
extensive benefits plan in pro
sports. It was the NFL’s first
CBA since the 1982 agree-
ment expired in 1987, June
29.
NFL Enterprises, a newly
formed division of the NFL
responsible for NFL Films,
home video, and special
domestic and international
television programming was
announced, August 19.
The NFL celebrated its 75th
season by announcing its 75th
Anniversary All-Time Team.
The team, which was chosen
by a selection committee of
media and league personnel,
was headlined by four Pro
Football Hall of Fame quarter-
backs – Sammy Baugh, Otto
Graham, Joe Montana and
Johnny Unitas, August 24.
NFL announced plans to
allow fans, for the first time
ever, to join players and
coaches in selecting the annu-
al AFC and NFC Pro Bowl
teams, October 12.
NFL clubs unanimously
awarded the league’s twenty-
ninth franchise to the Caroli-
na Panthers and owner Jerry
Richardson at a meeting in
Chicago, October 26.
At the same meeting in
Chicago, NFL clubs approved
a plan to form a European
league with joint venture part-
ners, October 27.
Don Shula became the win-
ningest coach in NFL history
when Miami beat Philadelphia
to give Shula his 325th victo-
ry, one more than George
Halas, November 14.
NFL clubs awarded the
league’s thirtieth franchise to
the Jacksonville Jaguars and
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owner Wayne Weaver at a
meeting in Chicago, Novem-
ber 30.
The NFL announced new 4-
year television agreements
with NBC, ABC, ESPN, TNT,
and NFL newcomer FOX,
which took over the NFC pack-
age from CBS, December 18.
The NFL completed its new
TV agreements by announcing
that NBC would retain the
rights to the AFC package,
December 20.
1994
The Dallas Cowboys defeated
the Buffalo Bills 30-13 in
Super Bowl XXVIII to become
the fifth team to win back-to-
back Super Bowl titles, Janu-
ary 30.
NFL clubs unanimously
approved the transfer of the
New England Patriots from
James Orthwein to Robert Kraft
at a meeting in Orlando, Febru-
ary 22.
In a move to increase offen-
sive production, NFL clubs at
the league’s annual meeting in
Orlando adopted a package of
changes, including modifica-
tions in line play, chucking
rules, and the roughing-the-
passer rule, plus the adoption
of the two-point conversion
and moving the spot of the
kickoff back to the 30-yard
line, March 22.
NFL clubs approved the
transfer of the majority interest
in the Miami Dolphins from the
Robbie family to H. Wayne
Huizenga, March 23.
The NFL and FOX announ-
ced the formation of a joint
venture to create a six-team
World League to begin play in
Europe in April, 1995, March
23.
The Carolina Panthers
earned the right to select first
in the 1995 NFL draft by win-
ning a coin toss with the Jack-
sonville Jaguars. The Jaguars
received the second selection
in the 1995 draft, April 24.
NFL clubs approved the
transfer of the Philadelphia
Eagles from Norman Braman
to Jeffrey Lurie, May 6.
The NFL launched “NFL
Sunday Ticket,” a new season
subscription service for satel-
lite television dish owners,
June 1.
An all-time NFL record
crowd of 112,376 attended the
American Bowl game between
Dallas and Houston in Mexico
City. It concluded the biggest
American Bowl series in NFL
history with four games attract-
ing a record 256,666 fans,
August 15.
As part of a celebration of
its 75th season, the NFL
announced its 75th Anniver-
sary All-Time Team, August
24. Chosen by a selection
committee of media and
league personnel, the team
was headlined by four Pro
Football Hall of Fame quarter-
backs—Sammy Baugh, Otto
Graham, Joe Montana, and
Johnny Unitas.
The NFL reached agreement
on a new seven-year contract
with its game officials, Sep-
tember 22.
The NFL Management
Council and the NFL Players
Association announced an
agreement on the formulation
and implementation of the
most comprehensive drug and
alcohol policy in sports, Octo-
ber 28.
At an NFL meeting in Chica-
go, Commissioner Tagliabue
slotted the two new expansion
teams into the AFC Central
(Jacksonville Jaguars) and
NFC West (Carolina Panthers)
for the 1995 season only. He
also appointed a special com-
mittee on realignment to make
recommendations on the 1996
season and beyond, November
2.
1995
The San Francisco 49ers
became the first team to win
five Super Bowls when they
defeated the San Diego Charg-
ers 49-26 in Super Bowl XXIX
at Joe Robbie Stadium in
Miami, January 29.
Carolina and Jacksonville
stocked their expansion rosters
with a total of 66 players from
other NFL teams in a
veteran player allocation draft
in New York, February 16.
CBS Radio and the NFL
agreed to a new four-year con-
tract for an annual 53-game
package of games, continuing a
relationship that spanned 15 of
the past 17 years, February 22.
NFL clubs approved the
transfer of the Tampa Bay Buc-
caneers from the estate of the
late Hugh Culverhouse to
South Florida businessman
Malcolm Glazer, March 13.
After a two-year hiatus, the
World League of American Foot-
ball returned to action with six
teams in Europe, April 8.
The NFL became the first
major sports league to estab-
lish a site on the Internet sys-
tem of on-line computer com-
munication, April 10.
The transfer of the Rams
from Los Angeles to St. Louis
was approved by a vote of the
NFL clubs at a meeting in Dal-
las, April 12.
ABC’s NFL Monday Night
Football finished the 1994-95
television season as the fifth
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highest-rated show out of 146
with a 17.8 average rating, the
highest finish in the 25-year
history of the series, April 18.
The Frankfurt Galaxy defeat-
ed the Amsterdam Admirals
26-22 to win the 1995 World
Bowl before a crowd of 23,847
in Amsterdam’s Olympic Stadi-
um, June 23.
The transfer of the Raiders
from Los Angeles to Oakland
was approved by a vote of the
NFL clubs at a meeting in
Chicago, July 22.
Jacksonville Municipal Sta-
dium opened in Jacksonville,
Florida before a sold-out
crowd of more than 70,000 as
the St. Louis Rams defeated
the Jacksonville Jaguars
27-10 in their first preseason
game, August 18.
NFL Charities and 50 NFL
players donated $1 million to
the United Negro College Fund
in honor of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the UNCF and the inte-
gration of the modern NFL,
September 15.
The Trans World Dome
opened in St. Louis with a
sold-out crowd of 65,598 as
the Rams defeated the Caroli-
na Panthers 28-17, November
12.
On the field, many signifi-
cant records and milestones
were achieved: Miami’s Dan
Marino surpassed Pro Football
Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton in
four major passing cate-
gories—attempts, comple-
tions, yards, and touch-
downs—to become the NFL’s
all-time career leader. San
Francisco’s Jerry Rice
became the all-time reception
and receiving-yardage leader.
1996
The Dallas Cowboys won their
third Super Bowl title in four
years when they defeated the
Pittsburgh Steelers 27-17 in
Super Bowl XXX at Sun Devil
Stadium in Tempe, Arizona,
January 28.
An agreement between the
NFL and the city of Cleveland
regarding the Cleveland
Browns’ relocation was
approved by a vote of the NFL
clubs, February 9. According
to the agreement, the city of
Cleveland retained the Brown-
s’ heritage and records,
including the name, logo, col-
ors, history, playing records,
trophies, and memorabilia,
and committed to building a
new 72,000-seat stadium for
a reactivated Browns’ fran-
chise to begin play there no
later than 1999. Art
Modell received approval to
move his franchise to Balti-
more and rename it.

The transfer of the Oilers
from Houston to Nashville for
the 1997 season was
approved by a vote of the NFL
clubs at a meeting in Atlanta,
April 30.
The Scottish Claymores
defeated the Frankfurt Galaxy
32-27 to win the 1996 World
Bowl in front of 38,982 at Mur-
rayfield Stadium in Edinburgh,
Scotland, June 23.
The NFL returned to Balti-
more when the new Baltimore
Ravens defeated the Philadel-
phia Eagles 17-9 in a presea-
son game before a crowd of
63,804 at Memorial Stadium,
August 3.
Ericsson Stadium opened in
Charlotte, North Carolina with
a crowd of 65,350 as the Car-
olina Panthers defeated the
Chicago Bears 30-12 in a pre-
season game, August 3.
Former NFL Commissioner
Pete Rozelle died at his home
in Rancho Santa Fe, California.
Rozelle, regarded as the pre-
mier commissioner in sports
history, led the NFL for 29
years, from 1960-1989,
December 6.
1997
Indianapolis Colts owner
Robert Irsay died from compli-
cations related to a stroke he
suffered in 1995. Irsay
acquired the club in 1972 when
he traded his Los Angeles
Rams to Carrol Rosenbloom
for the Colts. He later moved
the Colts from Baltimore to
Indianapolis in 1984, January
14.
The Green Bay Packers won
their first NFL title in 29 years
by defeating the New England
Patriots 35-21 in Super Bowl
XXXI at the Louisiana Super-
dome in New Orleans, January
26.
The rules governing cross-
ownership were modified, per-
mitting NFL club owners to
also own teams in other sports
in their home market or mar-
kets without NFL teams. The
vote was 24-5 (one abstention)
in favor of approval, March 11.
Washington Redskins owner
Jack Kent Cooke died at his
home in Washington, D.C.
Cooke became majority owner
in 1974 and the Redskins won
three Super Bowls under his
leadership, April 6.
The Barcelona Dragons
defeated the Rhein Fire 38-24
to win the 1997 World Bowl in
front of 31,100 fans at Estadi
Olimpic de Montjuic in
Barcelona, Spain, June 22.
NFL clubs approved the
transfer of the Seattle Sea-
hawks from Ken Behring to
Paul Allen, August 19.
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Jack Kent Cooke Stadium
opened in Raljon, Maryland
with a crowd of 78,270 as the
Washington Redskins defeated
the Arizona Cardinals 19-13 in
overtime, September 14.
The 10,000th regular-sea-
son game in NFL history was
played when the Seattle Sea-
hawks defeated the Tennessee
Oilers 16-13 at the Kingdome
in Seattle, October 5.
Atlanta Falcons owner
Rankin Smith died of heart fail-
ure three days prior to his sev-
enty-third birthday. Smith was
the founder of the Falcons and
was instrumental in bringing
Super Bowls XXVIII and XXXIV
to Atlanta, October 26.
1998
The NFL reached agreement on
record eight-year television
contracts with four networks.
ABC (NFL Monday Night Foot-
ball) and FOX (NFC) retained
their previous rights, CBS took
over the AFC package from
NBC, and ESPN won the right
to broadcast the entire Sunday
night cable package, January
13.
The World League was
renamed the NFL Europe
League, January 22.
The Denver Broncos won
their first Super Bowl by defeat-
ing the defending champion
Green Bay Packers 31-24 in
Super Bowl XXXII at Qualcomm
Stadium in San Diego, January
25.
The NFL clubs approved an
extension of the Collective Bar-
gaining Agreement through
2003. The extended CBA also
created a $100 million fund for
youth football, March 22.
The NFL clubs unanimously
approved an expansion team
for Cleveland to fulfill the com-
mitment to return the Browns
to the field in 1999, March 23.
The Rhein Fire defeated the
Frankfurt Galaxy 34-10 to win
the 1998 World Bowl in front
of 47,846 fans in Frankfurt's
Waldstadion—the biggest
crowd to witness a World
Bowl since 1991, June 14.
NFL clubs approved the
transfer of the Minnesota
Vikings from a 10-man owner-
ship group to Red McCombs,
July 28.
The NFL Stadium at Cam-
den Yards opened in Balti-
more, Maryland before a
crowd of 65,938 as the Balti-
more Ravens defeated the
Chicago Bears 19-14 in a pre-
season game, August 8.
Raymond James Stadium
opened in Tampa, Florida
before a crowd of 62,410 as
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
defeated the Chicago Bears
27-15, September 20.
Tennessee Oilers owner
Bud Adams announced the
team will change its name to
the Tennessee Titans following
the 1998 season. The NFL
announced that the name Oil-
ers will be retired—a first in
league history, November 14.
1999
The Denver Broncos won their
second consecutive Super
Bowl title by defeating the NFC
champion Atlanta Falcons
34-19 in Super Bowl XXXIII at
Pro Player Stadium in Miami,
January 31.
Jim Pyne, a center allocat-
ed by the Detroit Lions, was
the first selection of the Cleve-
land Browns in the 1999 NFL
Expansion Draft. The Browns
eventually selected 37 play-
ers, February 9.
CBS Radio/Westwood One
agreed to a 3-year extension
of their exclusive national
radio rights to NFL games,
March 11.
By a vote of 28-3, the own-
ers adopted an instant replay
system as an officiating aid for
the 1999 season, March 17.
New York Jets owner Leon
Hess died from complications
of a blood disease. Hess had
been involved in the owner-
ship of the Jets since 1963
and was sole owner of the
club since 1984, May 9.
A group led by Washington
area businessman Daniel Sny-
der is approved by NFL clubs
as the new owner of the
Washington Redskins at a
league meeting in Atlanta, May
25.
The Frankfurt Galaxy
became the first team in NFL
Europe League history to win
a second World Bowl by
defeating the Barcelona Drag-
ons 38-24 at Rheinstadion, in
Düsseldorf, Germany, June
27.
The Cleveland Browns
returned to the field for the first
time since 1995 and defeated
the Dallas Cowboys 20-17 in
overtime in the annual Hall of
Fame Game at Canton, Ohio,
August 9.
Cleveland Browns Stadium
opened in Cleveland, Ohio
before a crowd of 71,398 as
the Minnesota Vikings defeat-
ed the Browns in a preseason
game, 24-17, August 21.
Adelphia Coliseum opened
in Nashville, Tennessee before
a crowd of 65,729 with the
Tennessee Titans defeating the
Atlanta Falcons 17-3 in a pre-
season game, August 26.
Houston, Texas and owner
Robert McNair were awarded
the NFL’s thirty-second fran-
chise in a vote of the NFL
clubs at a league meeting in
Atlanta. The team will begin
play in 2002. The NFL clubs
also voted to realign into eight
divisions of four teams each
for the 2002 season, October
6.
Walter Payton, the NFL's all-
time leading rusher, died of
liver cancer at the age of 45,
November 1. The NFL Man of
the Year Award, the only NFL
award that recognizes a player
for his community service
activities as well as his excel-
lence on the field, was
renamed in his honor shortly
after his passing.
Former NFL Commissioner
Pete Rozelle, who guided a
still-developing league to its
position today as America’s
most popular sport, was
named by The Sporting News
as the most powerful person
in sports in the 20th Century,
December 15.
2000
New York businessman
Robert Wood Johnson IV was
approved by NFL clubs as the
new owner of the New York
Jets at a league meeting, Jan-
uary 18.
The St. Louis Rams won
their first Super Bowl by
defeating the AFC champion
Tennessee Titans 23-16 in
Super Bowl XXXIV at the Geor-
gia Dome in Atlanta, January
30.
For the first time in league
history, paid attendance
topped 16 million for the regu-
lar season and more than
65,000 per game, an increase
of 1,300 per game over 1998.
Paid attendance for all NFL
games increased in 1999 for
the third year in a row and was
the highest ever in the 80-year
history of the league. It
marked the first time in league
history that the 20-million paid
attendance mark was reached
for all games in a season,
March 27.
The Rhein Fire won their
second World Bowl in three
years, defeating the Scottish
Claymores 13-10 to win World
Bowl 2000 in front of 35,680
at Frankfurt’s Waldstadion,
June 25.
More than 100 of the 136
living members of the Pro
Football Hall of Fame gathered
to celebrate Pro Football’s
Greatest Reunion in Canton,
Ohio, July 28-31.
Paul Brown Stadium
opened in Cincinnati, Ohio
with a crowd of 56,180 as the
Cincinnati Bengals defeated
the Chicago Bears 24-20 in a
preseason game, August 19.
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Minnesota’s Gary Anderson
converted a 21-yard field goal
against Buffalo to pass George
Blanda as the NFL’s all-time
scoring leader with 2,004
points, October 22.
2001
NFL clubs approved additional
league-wide revenue sharing
at a special league meeting in
Dallas. The teams agreed to
pool the visiting team share of
gate receipts for all preseason
and regular-season games
and divide the pool equally
starting in 2002, January 17.
The Baltimore Ravens won
their first Super Bowl by
defeating the NFC champion
New York Giants 34-7 in Super
Bowl XXXV at Raymond
James Stadium in Tampa Bay,
January 28.
The Sports Business Daily
named NFL Commissioner
Paul Tagliabue the 2000
Sports Industrialist of the Year,
February 28.
NFL owners unanimously
approved a realignment plan
for the league starting in
2002. With the addition of the
Houston Texans, the league’s
32 teams will be divided into
eight four-team divisions.
Seven clubs change divisions,
and the Seattle Seahawks
change conferences, moving
from the AFC to the NFC. A
new scheduling format
ensures that every team
meets every other team in the
league at least once every four
years, May 22.
The Berlin Thunder won
their first World Bowl, defeat-
ing the Barcelona Dragons
24-17 to win World Bowl IX in
front of 32,116 at Amsterdam
ArenA, June 30.
Heinz Field opened in Pitts-
burgh, Pennsylvania before a
crowd of 57,829 with the
Pittsburgh Steelers defeating
the Detroit Lions 20-7 in a pre-
season game; and INVESCO
Field at Mile High opened in
Denver, Colorado before a
crowd of 74,063 with the Den-
ver Broncos defeating the New
Orleans Saints 31-24 in a pre-
season game, August 25.
President George W. Bush
became the first United States
President to be involved in an
NFL regular-season pregame
coin toss as he helped kick off
the 2001 season from the
White House. Via satellite,
President Bush tossed the
coin for the 10 regular-season
games that started at 1:00 P.M.
ET, September 9.
In the wake of the Septem-
ber 11 terrorist attacks, Com-
missioner Paul Tagliabue post-
poned the games scheduled
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for September 16-17, Sep-
tember 13.
The league’s 16-game reg-
ular season was retained
when the postponed Week 2
games were rescheduled for
the weekend of January 6-7,
September 18.
The NFL and its game offi-
cials agreed to a new six-year
Collective Bargaining Agree-
ment, ending a two-week
lockout of the regular officials,
who returned to work on Sep-
tember 23, September 19.
The NFL announced that the
league’s prohibition of anabol-
ic steroids and related sub-
stances had been strength-
ened to include supplements
containing ephedrine and
other high-risk supplements,
September 27.
The NFL announced that the
Super Bowl would be re-
scheduled from January 27 to
February 3 in order to retain
the full playoff format for the
2001 season. It will be the first
Super Bowl played in Febru-
ary, October 3.
President Bush designated
Super Bowl XXXVI as a
“National Special Security
Event,” allowing all security
for the game to be coordinated
by the Secret Service, Novem-
ber 26.
2002
The NFL and the NFL Players
Association agreed to a fourth
extension of the 1993 Collec-
tive Bargaining Agreement
through 2007, January 7.
In an AFC Wild Card
matchup, the Oakland Raiders
defeated the New York Jets
38-24 in the NFL’s first-ever
primetime playoff game, Janu-
ary 12.
In a special meeting in New
Orleans, NFL owners voted
unanimously to approve the
purchase of the Atlanta Fal-
cons to Home Depot co-
founder Arthur Blank, Febru-
ary 2.
The New England Patriots
won their first Super Bowl by
defeating the NFC champion
St. Louis Rams 20-17 in
Super Bowl XXXVI at the
Louisiana Superdome in New
Orleans. The game marked the
first time in Super Bowl histo-
ry that the winning points
came on the final play, a 48-
yard field goal by Patriots kick-
er Adam Vinatieri, February 3.
Tony Boselli, a five-time Pro
Bowl tackle allocated by the
Jacksonville Jaguars, was the
first selection of the Houston
Texans in the 2002 NFL
Expansion Draft. The Texans
selected 19 players, February
18.
The NFL and Westwood
One/CBS Radio Sports
announced the renewal of a
multiyear agreement for West-
wood One/CBS Radio Sports
to continue as the exclusive
network radio home of the
NFL, April 9.
NFL Europe kicked off its
tenth season with a record
254 players allocated by NFL
clubs, April 13-14.
The Berlin Thunder became
the first team to win consecu-
tive World Bowls, defeating
the Rhein Fire 26-20 to win
World Bowl X in front of
53,109 fans at Rheinstadion,
June 22.
Seahawks Stadium opened
in Seattle, Washington with an
attendance of 52,902 fans as
the Indianapolis Colts defeated
the Seattle Seahawks 28-10 in
a preseason game, August 10.
Gillette Stadium opened in
Foxboro, Massachusetts with
a crowd of 68,436 fans as the
New England Patriots defeated
the Philadelphia Eagles 16-15
in a preseason game, August
17.
Reliant Stadium opened in
Houston, Texas with 69,432
fans in attendance, the largest
non-Super Bowl crowd to ever
watch an NFL game in Hous-
ton as the Miami Dolphins
defeated the Houston Texans
24-3 in a preseason game,
August 24.
For the first time, the NFL
season kicked off on a Thurs-
day night in prime time as the
San Francisco 49ers defeated
the New York Giants 16-13 at
Giants Stadium. The game
was preceded by “NFL Kickoff
Live From Times Square,” pre-
sented by New York City and
the NFL, a football and music
festival honoring the resilient
spirit of New York and Ameri-
ca, September 5.
Week 1 of the 2002 season
produced the highest-scoring
and most competitive Kickoff
Weekend in NFL history. The
16 games averaged 49.3
points per game. A total of
788 points and 89 touch-
downs were scored, the most
in league history for an open-
ing weekend. Eleven of the 16
games were decided by one
score (eight points or less), a
Kickoff Weekend record, Sep-
tember 5-9.
Oakland Raiders wide
receiver Jerry Rice became
the all-time leader in yards
from scrimmage, surpassing
Pro Football Hall of Fame run-
ning back Walter Payton
(21,281 yards), September 29.
Cleveland Browns owner Al
Lerner, the NFL Finance Com-
mittee Chairman and Chair-
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poration, died at the age of 69,
October 23.
Dallas Cowboys running
back Emmitt Smith became
the NFL’s all-time rushing
leader, surpassing Pro Football
Hall of Fame running back
Walter Payton (16,726 yards),
October 27.
The NFL and NFLPA
announced the creation of
USA Football, the first national
advocacy organization repre-
senting all levels of amateur
football, December 5.
NFL clubs implemented an
expanded program to promote
diversity in their coaching and
front office ranks based upon
recommendations of the NFL
Committee on Workplace
Diversity, December 19. The
committee, appointed by
Commissioner Tagliabue on
October 31, comprised 10
owners and team executives
with Pittsburgh Steelers owner
Dan Rooney serving as chair-
man.
The 2002 season conclud-
ed with 25 overtime games,
the most in NFL history,
December 30.
2003
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers
won their first Super Bowl by
defeating the AFC champion
Oakland Raiders 48-21 in
Super Bowl XXXVII at Qual-
comm Stadium in San Diego,
January 26.
Chicago Bears chairman
emeritus Edward W.
McCaskey died at the age of
83, April 8.
The Frankfurt Galaxy
became the first team to win
three World Bowls, defeating
the Rhein Fire 35-16 to win
World Bowl XI in front of
28,138 fans at Hampden Park,
June 14.
Tex Schramm, the leg-
endary team president and
general manager of the Dallas
Cowboys and a member of the
Pro Football Hall of Fame, died
at the age of 83, July 15.
Lincoln Financial Field
opened in Philadelphia, Penn-
sylvania with an attendance of
66,279 fans as the New Eng-
land Patriots defeated the
Philadelphia Eagles 24-12 in a
preseason game, August 22.
A renovated Lambeau Field
opened in Green Bay, Wiscon-
sin with a crowd of 69,831
fans as the Carolina Panthers
defeated the Green Bay Pack-
ers 20-7 in a preseason game,
August 23.
A renovated Soldier Field
opened in Chicago, Illinois
with an attendance of 61,500
fans as the Green Bay Packers

defeated the Chicago Bears
38-23 in a regular season
game on ABC’s NFL Monday
Night Football, September 29.
NFL Network, the first 24-
hour, year-round television
channel dedicated to the NFL
and the sport of football,
launched on DirecTV, Novem-
ber 4.
2004
The New England Patriots won
their second Super Bowl in
three years by defeating the
NFC champion Carolina Pan-
thers 32-29 in Super Bowl
XXXVIII at Reliant Stadium in
Houston, February 1.
By a vote of 29-3, NFL
owners extended the instant
replay system for another five
seasons through 2008, March
30.
Steve Bisciotti took over as
the controlling owner of the
Baltimore Ravens, succeeding
Art Modell, who operated the
franchise for 43 years, April 8.
Former Arizona Cardinals
safety Pat Tillman was killed in
a firefight while on combat
patrol with the U.S. Army
Rangers in Afghanistan, April
22.
A federal appeals court for-
mally ruled in favor of the
NFL’s draft eligibility rule in
Maurice Clarett’s lawsuit, cit-
ing federal labor policy in per-
mitting the NFL and the Play-
ers Association to set rules for
when players can enter the
league, May 24.
The Berlin Thunder defeated
the Frankfurt Galaxy 30-24 to
win World Bowl XII in front of
35,413 fans at Arena Auf-
Schalke, June 12.
The New England Patriots
defeated the New York Jets
13-7 for their NFL-record 18th
consecutive regular-season
victory, October 24.
The NFL reached an agree-
ment on six-year contract
extensions with two of its net-
work television partners—
CBS and FOX—to run through
the 2011 season, November
8.
The NFL and DirecTV
announced a five-year exten-
sion on the NFL Sunday Ticket
subscription television pack-
age to run through the 2010
season, November 8.
NFL Europe named the
Hamburg Sea Devils as the
league’s newest team,
November 24.
2005
Indianapolis Colts quarterback
Peyton Manning set the NFL
single-season record with 49
touchdown passes, January
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The New England Patriots
became the second team in
NFL history to win three Super
Bowls in four seasons by
defeating the Philadelphia
Eagles 24-21 in Super Bowl
XXXIX at ALLTEL Stadium in
Jacksonville, February 6.
The Pat Tillman USO Center
opened in Afghanistan. The
NFL donated $250,000 to the
USO to honor the memory of
the former Arizona Cardinals
player who died in Afghanistan
while serving in the U.S. Army,
April 1.
The NFL reached long-term
agreements for its Sunday and
Monday primetime TV pack-
ages. NBC returned to the NFL
by acquiring the Sunday night
package for six years (2006-
2011). ESPN agreed on an
eight-year deal to televise
Monday Night Football from
2006-2013, April 18.
The NFL strengthened its
steroids program by adopting
the Olympic testosterone test-
ing standard, tripling the num-
ber of times a player can be
randomly tested during the
offseason from two to six,
adding substances to the list
of banned substances, and
putting new language in the
policy to allow for testing of
designer drugs and other sub-
stances that may have evaded
detection, April 27.
NFL owners voted unani-
mously to approve the sale of
the Minnesota Vikings to real-
estate developer Zygi Wilf,
May 25.
The Amsterdam Admirals
defeated the Berlin Thunder
27-21 to win World Bowl XIII
in front of 35,134 fans at LTU
Arena in Düsseldorf, Germany,
June 11.
The NFL designated Sep-
tember 18-19 as “Hurricane
Relief Weekend,” which con-
cluded with a telethon in con-
junction with a Monday Night
Football doubleheader on ABC
and ESPN. The New York
Giants-New Orleans Saints
game, originally scheduled for
the Louisiana Superdome,
was moved to Giants Stadium
following Hurricane Katrina. In
total, the NFL, its owners,
teams, players, and fans con-
tributed $21 million to aid the
Hurricane Katrina rebuilding
effort, September 19.
An NFL record 103,467
fans attended the Arizona Car-
dinals’ 31-14 victory over the
San Francisco 49ers at Mexi-
co City’s Azteca Stadium, the
first-ever regular-season NFL
game played outside the Unit-
ed States, October 2.
Wellington Mara, the New
York Giants’ president and co-
chief executive officer, died at
the age of 89, October 25.
Preston Robert Tisch, the
Giants’ chairman and co-chief
executive officer, died at the
age of 79, November 15.
2006
The NFL announced that NFL
Network would begin airing a
“Road To The Playoffs” pack-
age of eight primetime regular
season NFL games starting in
2006, January 28.
The Pittsburgh Steelers
won their fifth Super Bowl,
defeating the Seattle Sea-
hawks 21-10 in Super Bowl
XL at Ford Field in Detroit,
Michigan, February 5.
The NFL clubs approved an
extension of the Collective
Bargaining Agreement through
2012, March 8.
Commissioner Tagliabue
announced his decision to
retire by the end of July. The
NFL enjoyed an era of unri-
valed prosperity in the Tagli-
abue Era, including labor
peace throughout his 17-year
tenure, March 20.
NFL clubs unanimously
decided to return the name of
the official game ball to “The
Duke” in honor of the late New
York Giants owner Wellington
Mara, March 27.
The Amsterdam Admirals
defeated the Berlin Thunder
22-7 to win World Bowl XIV in
front of 36,286 fans at LTU
Arena in Düsseldorf, Germany,
May 27.
Roger Goodell became the
eighth chief executive of the
NFL on August 8 when he was
chosen to succeed Paul Tagli-
abue as commissioner by a
unanimous vote of the clubs at
a three-day meeting in Chica-
go, Illinois. The transfer from
Commissioner Tagliabue to
Commissioner Goodell took
place at 6:00 A.M. on Friday,
September 1.
Cardinals Stadium opened
in Glendale, Arizona with a
crowd of 63,400 fans on
August 12 as the Arizona Car-
dinals defeated the Pittsburgh
Steelers 21-13 in a preseason
game. The facility was later
renamed University of Phoenix
Stadium on September 26.
President George W. Bush
signed into law HR 4954,
which included the Internet
Gambling Prohibition and
Enforcement Act. The bill pro-
hibits online gamblers from
using credit cards, checks and
electronic fund transfers to
place and settle bets,
strengthening enforcement of
federal and state gambling
laws that had been evaded by
overseas gambling operations
using the Internet, October 13.
NFL owners approved a
resolution to stage a limited
number of international regu-
lar-season games—up to two
per season—beginning in
2007 and continuing through
2011, October 24.
The NFL Network broadcast
its first-ever regular-season
game as the Kansas City
Chiefs defeated the Denver
Broncos 19-10 at Arrowhead
Stadium on Thanksgiving
night, November 23.
San Diego Chargers run-
ning back LaDainian Tomlin-
son set the NFL single-season
record for touchdowns with
29 on December 10. He fin-
ished the season with 31
touchdowns and also set a
single-season record for
points with 186.
Lamar Hunt, founder of the
Kansas City Chiefs and the
American Football League,
died at the age of 74, Decem-
ber 13.
2007
The Indianapolis Colts won
their second Super Bowl,
defeating the Chicago Bears
29-17 in Super Bowl XLI at
Dolphin Stadium in South
Florida, February 4. Both
teams were coached by
African-Americans: Tony
Dungy of the Colts and Lovie
Smith of the Bears.
NFL clubs approved addi-
tional league-wide revenue
sharing at a league meeting in
Phoenix, Arizona. The teams
agreed to redistribute up to
$430 million over a four-year
span, retroactive to 2006,
March 26.
The NFL announced
changes to its long-standing
personal conduct policy and
programs for players, coach-
es, and other team and league
employees. The modifications
focus on expanded education-
al and support programs in
addition to increased levels of
discipline for violations of the
policy, April 10.
The NFL, NFL Players Asso-
ciation, NFL Retired Players
Association, NFL Alumni
Association, NFL Charities and
Pro Football Hall of Fame
formed the first-ever Alliance
to coordinate medical support
services for former players,
May 22.
The Hamburg Sea Devils
defeated the Frankfurt Galaxy
37-28 to win World Bowl XV in
front of 48,125 fans at Com-
merzbank-Arena in Frankfurt,
Germany, June 23.
The NFL announced it will
focus its international busi-
ness strategy on reaching the
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widest possible global audi-
ence, including the staging of
international regular-season
games, and discontinued NFL
Europa after 15 seasons of
operation, June 29.
NFL owners unanimously
approved $10 million in addi-
tional Alliance funding for
retired players to help pay for
joint replacement surgeries
and other medical assistance,
supplementing the initial $7
million committed in July by
Alliance members, October
24.
The New York Giants
defeated the Miami Dolphins
13-10 at London’s in front of
81,176 fans at Wembley Sta-
dium in the first regular-sea-
son game played outside of
North America, October 28.
On the field in the 2007
season, many significant
records and milestones were
achieved: Green Bay quarter-
back Brett Favre surpassed
Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan
Marino in both passing cate-
gories—touchdowns and
yards—to become the NFL’s
all-time career leader. Patriots
quarterback Tom Brady set the
single-season record with 50
touchdown passes, including
23 to wide receiver Randy
Moss—also a record. New
England, which became the
first team ever to finish 16-0 in
the regular season, scored a
record 589 points.
2008
The NFL, United States
Olympic Committee, United
States Anti-Doping Agency
and MLB announced a part-
nership to form a clean com-
petition anti-doping research
collaborative, January 10.
Georgia Frontiere, majority
owner of the St. Louis Rams,
died at the age of 80, January
18.
The NFL announced it will
stage a regular-season game
in the United Kingdom during
each of the next three sea-
sons, beginning with the New
Orleans Saints hosting the San
Diego Chargers on October
26, 2008 at London’s Wemb-
ley Stadium, February 1.
The New York Giants
scored with 35 seconds
remaining to win their third
Super Bowl, defeating the New
England Patriots 17-14 in
Super Bowl XLII at University
of Phoenix Stadium in Glen-
dale, Arizona, February 3.
The NFL set an all-time paid
attendance record in 2007 for
the sixth consecutive season.
Attendance for all 2007 games
was 22,256,502, an increase
of 56,790 over the previous
366
mark. The Washington Red-
skins set an all-time NFL regu-
lar-season home paid atten-
dance record of 711,471 for
eight games, breaking their
own record of 708,852 in
2006.
NFL clubs voted unani-
mously to exercise their option
to shorten by two years the
current Collective Bargaining
Agreement, which now will
run through the 2010 season
and 2011 NFL Draft, May 20.
Lucas Oil Stadium opened
in Indianapolis, Indiana with a
crowd of 65,333 as the Buffa-
lo Bills defeated the Indianapo-
lis Colts by a score of 20-7 in
a preseason game, August 24.
The NFL established a new
fan code of conduct to help
support a positive fan environ-
ment at all NFL stadiums,
August 5.
NFLPA Executive Director
and Pro Football Hall of Famer
Gene Upshaw died at the age
of 63, August 20.
For the first time, an NFL
game was broadcast on NBC
and also streamed live in its
entirety to fans on the Internet via
NFL.com and NBCSports.com
as the Giants beat the Redskins
16-7 in the 2009 NFL Kickoff
game, September 4.
Owners approved a restruc-
tured ownership plan for the
Pittsburgh Steelers that will
keep the team under the con-
trol of chairman Dan Rooney
and team president Art
Rooney II, December 17.
The NFL announced that the
2010 Pro Bowl will be played
a week prior to Super Bowl
XLIV on Sunday, January 31,
2010. Both games will be
played in South Florida,
December 30.
In the 256 regular-season
games of 2008, 44.1 points
per game were scored—the
highest average since 1970.
2009
Stephen M. Ross purchased
an additional 45 percent of the
Miami Dolphins from Wayne
Huizenga and became the
team’s managing partner.
Coupled with his April 1, 2008
purchase of 50 percent of the
franchise, the stadium, and
the excess developable land,
Ross now owns 95 percent of
the Dolphins and the stadium
while Huizenga retains a five
percent share of both and
remains a 50 percent partner
in that land, January 20.
The NFL re-named its
minority coaching internship
program the Bill Walsh NFL
Minority Coaching Fellowship,
honoring the Pro Football Hall
of Fame coach who conceived
of the program, January 29.
The Pittsburgh Steelers
scored a touchdown with 42
seconds remaining to claim
their NFL-record sixth Super
Bowl title, defeating the
Arizona Cardinals 27-23 in
Super Bowl XLIII at Raymond
James Stadium in Tampa Bay,
February 1.
The NFL and Westwood
One announced a new two-
year agreement for Westwood
One to continue as the exclu-
sive network radio partner of
the NFL, March 12.
The NFLPA selected Wash-
ington-based attorney DeMau-
rice Smith as its new execu-
tive director, March 16.
The NFL and DIRECTV
announced an agreement to
extend DIRECTV’s rights to carry
NFL Sunday Ticket through the
2014 season, March 23.
The NFL reached an agree-
ment on two-year contract
extensions with two of its net-
work television partners –
CBS and FOX – to run through
the 2013 season, May 19.
The NFL extended by two
years its broadcast partner-
ship with NBC to televise the
Sunday night package through
the 2013 season, August 19.
Cowboys Stadium opened
in Arlington, Texas with a
crowd of 75,720 as the Dallas
Cowboys defeated the Ten-
nessee Titans by a score of
30-10 in a preseason game,
August 21.
The NFL announced games
that were blacked out in home
team markets during the 2009
season would be shown on
NFL.com in their entirety on a
delayed basis, September 10.
The NFL launched a new
“Red Zone Channel,” offering
fans crucial live action cut-ins
of all Sunday afternoon
games, September 13.
Pro Football Hall of Fame
head coach and broadcaster
John Madden was appointed
special advisor to Commis-
sioner Goodell, September 10.
NFL appointed former head
coach Tony Dungy to lead a
new NFL Player Advisory
Forum and serve as a special
advisor to Commissioner
Goodell, November 19.
Commissioner Goodell
notified NFL teams of new and
expanded guidelines on
return-to-play for any player
who sustains a concussion,
December 2.
2010
For the first time, the Pro Bowl
was played in the Super Bowl
city the week before the Super
Bowl, as the AFC All-Stars
beat the NFC All-Stars 41-34
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Life Stadium in South Florida.
The game drew 70,697 fans –
the highest attendance for a
Pro Bowl since 1959, January
31.
The New Orleans Saints
won their first Super Bowl title,
defeating the Indianapolis
Colts 31-17 in Super Bowl
XLIV at Sun Life Stadium in
South Florida, February 7.
Dr. Hunt Batjer of North-
western University Feinberg
School of Medicine and Dr.
Richard G. Ellenbogen of the
University of Washington
School of Medicine were
named the new co-chairs of
the NFL Head, Neck and Spine
Medical Committee, March 16.
NFL owners voted to amend
postseason overtime rules to
a modified sudden death for-
mat, guaranteeing at least one
possession for each club if the
receiving team fails to score a
touchdown on its first over-
time possession, March 23.
The NFL and NFL Alumni
Association announced a new
neurological care program for
retired players, one of a series
of NFL initiatives addressing
the quality of life of retired
players, March 24.
NFL rules changes empha-
sized additional player safety.
Protection for defenseless
players was standardized and
expanded, protecting a player
who has just completed a
catch from blows to the head
or neck by an opponent who
launches. Additional protec-
tion was also given to
longsnappers. Play will now
stop if a ball carrier’s helmet is
removed, March 24.
The NFL Draft debuted a
new three-day format, with the
first two days broadcast in
primetime. A record combined
total of 45.4 million viewers
tuned in to watch the 75th NFL
Draft on NFL Network, ESPN
and ESPN2, April 22-24.
New Meadowlands Stadium
opened in East Rutherford,
New Jersey as the New York
Giants defeat the New York
Jets by a score of 31-16 in a
preseason game, August 16.
Stan Kroenke purchased an
additional 60 percent of the St.
Louis Rams from the Rosen-
bloom family and became the
team’s sole owner and chair-
man, August 25.
A renovated Arrowhead
Stadium opened in Kansas
City, Missouri as the Philadel-
phia Eagles defeated the
Kansas City Chiefs 20-17 in a
preseason game, August 27.
A poster created by the NFL
and the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC)

to help educate young athletes
on concussions was released
to the public. The poster, sim-
ilar to one on display in NFL
locker rooms, stresses the
importance of recognizing a
concussion, taking time to
recover, and not returning to
play too soon, October 11.
The NFL, NFL Alumni and
Gay Culverhouse Players’ Out-
reach Program announced a
partnership to expand ser-
vices for retired NFL players.
The outreach program identi-
fies retired players in need,
ensuring they receive compre-
hensive medical evaluations
and assistance in applying for
the expanded benefits and ser-
vices created in recent years
by the NFL, October 12.
Commissioner Roger
Goodell notified NFL teams
that more significant disci-
pline, including suspensions,
would be imposed on players
that strike an opponent in the
head or neck area in violation
of the rules, October 20.
The NFL and Westwood
One Radio announced the
renewal of a multi-year agree-
ment for Westwood One to
continue as the exclusive net-
work radio home of the NFL,
December 22.
2011
The NFL appointed Pro Foot-
ball Hall of Famers Ronnie Lott
and John Madden as co-
chairs of a new Player Safety
Advisory Panel. The panel pro-
vides recommendations on a
variety of safety-related foot-
ball matters, while taking a
long-term view towards mak-
ing the game safer at every
level of the sport, January 4.
The Green Bay Packers
won their fourth Super Bowl
title, defeating the Pittsburgh
Steelers 31-25 in Super Bowl
XLV at Cowboys Stadium in
North Texas, February 6.
The NFL Head, Neck and
Spine Committee announced a
new standardized sideline
concussion assessment pro-
tocol for team medical per-
sonnel. The new protocol
includes a symptom checklist,
limited neurologic examination
and balance assessment, Feb-
ruary 25.
On the steps of the Pro
Football Hall of Fame in Can-
ton, Ohio, Commissioner
Goodell & NFLPA Executive
Director DeMaurice Smith for-
mally announced a compre-
hensive settlement of litigation
and signed a new 10-year Col-
lective Bargaining Agreement,
August 4. The agreement
included additional funding for
player alumni of $1 billion,
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including a $620 million
“Legacy Fund” to increase
benefits for pre-1993 retirees.
A record 107.4 million fans
tuned into Kickoff Weekend
games on CBS, ESPN, FOX
and NBC, September 8, 11-12.
The NFL announced an
eight-year extension of its
contract with ESPN for the
broadcast rights to Monday
Night Football through the
2021 season, September 8.
NFL teams, players and
fans remembered the courage
and resilience that followed
the events of September 11,
2001 with special tributes in
each stadium and on televi-
sion during all games on Sun-
day, September 11.
Al Davis, the Oakland
Raiders’ owner and Pro Foot-
ball Hall of Famer, died at the
age of 82, October 8.
NFL owners approved a
resolution to continue playing
regular-season games in the
United Kingdom through the
2016 season, October 11.
The NFL reached an agree-
ment on nine-year contract
extensions of its Sunday
broadcast television packages
with CBS, FOX and NBC to run
through the 2022 season,
December 14. The agree-
ments also enabled the NFL to
expand its Thursday night
package of games on NFL
Network, which increased
from eight to 13 games for the
2012 season.
NFL clubs unanimously
approved the majority owner-
ship transfer of the Jack-
sonville Jaguars from Wayne
Weaver to businessman
Shahid Khan at a meeting in
Dallas, December 14.
2012
NFL clubs extended Commis-
sioner Goodell’s contract
through March 31, 2019, Jan-
uary 25.
The New York Giants won
their fourth Super Bowl title,
defeating the New England
Patriots 21-17 in Super Bowl
XLVI at Lucas Oil Stadium in
Indianapolis, February 5.
The NFL announced a new
comprehensive health pro-
gram, NFL Total Wellness, for
former and current players to
provide additional resources
for physical and mental health
issues, July 26.
Art Modell, former owner of
the Cleveland Browns-Balti-
more Ravens franchise and
longtime chairman of the
NFL’s Broadcast Committee,
died at the age of 87, Septem-
ber 6.
NFL Network’s Thursday
Night Football schedule was
expanded from eight to 13
regular-season games, debut-
ing with the Green Bay Packer-
s’ 23-10 victory against the
Chicago Bears, September 13.
The NFL announced an
extension of its exclusive radio
broadcast agreement with Dial
Global through the 2017 sea-
son, September 20.
NFL Films President Steve
Sabol died at the age of 69,
September 18.
The NFL and its game offi-
cials agreed to a new eight-
year Collective Bargaining
Agreement, ending a four-
month dispute. The union offi-
cials returned to work for
Week 4, September 27.
NFL clubs unanimously
approved the majority owner-
ship transfer of the Cleveland
Browns from Randy Lerner to
Jimmy Haslam at a meeting in
Chicago, October 16.
The NFL announced the for-
mation of the National Football
League Foundation to focus
on youth football, health and
safety, and community,
December 12. The newly cre-
ated Foundation resulted from
the restructuring of the NFL’s
previous charitable arms –
NFL Charities and the NFL
Youth Football Fund.
2013
The Baltimore Ravens won
their second Super Bowl,
defeating the San Francisco
49ers 34-31 in Super Bowl
XLVII at the Mercedes-Benz
Superdome in New Orleans,
February 3.
GE and the NFL announced
the Head Health Initiative, a
four-year, $60 million collabo-
ration to advance diagnostic
tools for treating concussions
and the development of new
materials for head protection,
March 11.
Tennessee Titans owner
K.S. “Bud” Adams, Jr. a
founding member of the AFL,
died at the age of 90, October
21.
On the field, many all-time
records were set: 11,985
points were scored, the most
of any season in NFL history;
games averaged an all-time
high 697.0 total net yards per
game; and Denver's Peyton
Manning passed for 5,477
yards and 55 touchdowns.
2014
The 2014 Pro Bowl introduced
a new format for the NFL’s All-
Star Game, including a draft to
determine rosters and major
playing rules adjustments. Pro
Football Hall of Famers Jerry
Rice and Deion Sanders
served as team captains.
Team Rice defeated Team
Sanders 22-21 at Aloha Stadi-
um in Honolulu, Hawaii, Janu-
ary 26.
The Seattle Seahawks won
their first Super Bowl, defeat-
ing the Denver Broncos 43-8
in Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife
Stadium in the first New York-
New Jersey Super Bowl, Feb-
ruary 2.
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph
Wilson, Jr., a founding mem-
ber of the AFL, died at the age
of 95, March 25.
In addition to its Sunday
afternoon package, CBS
acquired the rights to broad-
cast early-season primetime
Thursday Night Football
games, simulcast by NFL Net-
work, for the 2014 season,
February 5. NFL Network
retained exclusive rights to
late-season TNF games.
Malcolm Glazer, the owner
and president of the Tampa
Bay Buccaneers, died at the
age of 85, May 28.
Prior to the official kickoff of
the 2014 regular season, the
NFL launched its next genera-
tion video service, NFL Now,
providing fans personalized
access to the largest digital
library of NFL video anywhere,
accessible through apps and
browsers across an array of
Internet-connected devices,
September 4.
NFL personnel began using
Microsoft Surface tablets on
sidelines during games to
enhance on-field communica-
tions, photo viewing and play
calling, giving coaches, play-
ers and other personnel the
technology they need to
improve decision-making and
on-field performance, Sep-
tember 5.
The NFL and DIRECTV
announced a new multi-year
agreement to extend and
expand DIRECTV's exclusive
rights to carry NFL SUNDAY
TICKET and its package of
every Sunday afternoon out-
of-market games.
NFL teams unanimously
endorsed a revised and
strengthened Personal Con-
duct Policy for all NFL employ-
ees. The policy was developed
after discussions with experts
inside and outside of the NFL,
including current and former
players, the NFL Players
Association, domestic vio-
lence/sexual assault experts
and advocates, law enforce-
ment officials, academic
experts, and business leaders.
The new policy lays out a clear
series of steps to be taken
when there is an incident that
requires review, December 10.
Commissioner Goodell
appointed a new league Con-
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duct Committee comprised of
representatives of NFL owner-
ship that will review the Per-
sonal Conduct Policy annually
and recommend appropriate
changes.
2015
The NFL and CBS agreed to
continue a partnership to pro-
duce and televise Thursday
Night Football for the 2015
season, January 18. CBS will
broadcast the first eight TNF
games, also simulcast on NFL
Network. NFL Network will
exclusively televise eight
games in the run-up to the
playoffs.
The New England Patriots
won their fourth Super Bowl,
defeating the Seattle Sea-
hawks 28-24 in Super Bowl
XLIX at University of Phoenix
Stadium in Arizona. The game
was viewed by an average
audience of 114.4 million
viewers, making it the most-
watched program in U.S. tele-
vision history, February 1.
Sarah Thomas became the
first female to be assigned
full-time to an NFL officiating
crew, April 8.
NFL clubs at the league’s
spring meeting in San Francis-
co adopted a change to the
Try for Point After Touchdown
(PAT) rule in an attempt to add
skill and excitement to the
extra play following touch-
downs. The new rule: 1.
Moves the kicking spot to the
defensive team’s 15-yard line;
2. Places the two-point con-
version spot at the defensive
team’s two-yard line; and 3.
Gives the defensive team the
opportunity to return a
blocked kick, fumble or inter-
ception for a score of two
points, May 19.
The NFL and Yahoo!
announced an exclusive part-
nership to deliver the first-ever
live stream of an NFL game to
a global audience across
devices and for free, June 3.
The partnership brought the
NFL’s scheduled 2015 Interna-
tional Series game in London,
between the Buffalo Bills and
Jacksonville Jaguars on Octo-
ber 25, to Yahoo! properties
globally, which attract more
than one billion monthly users.
The NFL announced a $2.5
million foundational donation
to UW Medicine to establish
the first-of-its-kind Sports
Health and Safety Institute to
advance research, education
and advocacy for the preven-
tion and treatment of sports-
related concussions, August
14.
NFL clubs approved a com-
mitment to play international
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regular-season games through
2025 and broadens the
league’s opportunity to play
games in countries other than
the United Kingdom at a
league meeting in New York,
October 7.
The NFL and SiriusXM
announced a six-year exten-
sion of their satellite broad-
casting and marketing agree-
ment, October 7. SiriusXM will
continue to feature every NFL
game live nationwide from the
preseason through Super
Bowl LVI in 2022.
The NFL hosted the 2nd
Annual International Profes-
sional Sports Concussion
Research Think Tank in Lon-
don, which served as a plat-
form for leading scientific and
medical experts from preemi-
nent international sports orga-
nizations to propose ideas for
future research collaborations
and to share best practices
and progress made in the
areas of concussion diagno-
sis, protocols, management
and treatment, October 24.
During the Think Tank, the NFL
and International Concussion
and Head Injury Research
Foundation (ICHIRF)
announced a partnership to
fund research investigating the
potential long-term effects and
risk factors associated with
concussion in sports.
2016
The transfer of the Rams from
St. Louis to Los Angeles for
the 2016 season was
approved by a vote of NFL
clubs at a meeting in Houston,
January 12.
The NFL announces expan-
sion of Thursday Night Foot-
ball for the 2016 and 2017
seasons, continuing its part-
nership with CBS while also
adding NBC as a partner, Feb-
ruary 1. Both CBS and NBC
will broadcast five Thursday
Night Football games, growing
the package to 10 broadcast
games.
The Denver Broncos won
their third Super Bowl, defeat-
ing the Carolina Panthers 24-
10 in Super Bowl 50 at
Levi’s® Stadium in Santa
Clara, CA, February 7.
The NFL and Twitter
announced a partnership to
deliver a live digital stream of
Thursday Night Football to a
global audience for free during
the course of the 2016 sea-
son, April 5. Twitter will stream
the 10 games broadcast by
NBC and CBS, which will also
be simulcast on NFL Network,
securing the league’s “Tri-
Cast” distribution model of
broadcast (NBC/CBS), cable
(NFL Network), and digital
(Twitter).
The NFL returned to Mexico
City for the first time since
2005, as the Houston Texans
and Oakland Raiders met at
Estadio Azteca in the first-ever
Monday Night Football game
to be played outside of the
United States, November 21.
For the first time, the Pro
Bowl was played at Camping
World Stadium in Orlando,
Florida, and featured a return
to the traditional AFC vs. NFC
game format following three
years using a revised, “uncon-
ferenced” format. Pro Bowl
practices were held alongside
youth football competitions,
activities and fan events at the
ESPN Wide World of Sports
Complex at Walt Disney World
Resort.
On the field, the NFL fea-
tured 72 games won by teams
that trailed in the fourth quar-
ter of 2016, the most such
games in NFL history, sur-
passing the previous high of
70 (1989).
2017
The Chargers exercised their
option to move from San
Diego to Los Angeles for the
2017 season, January 12.
The New England Patriots
defeated the Atlanta Falcons
34-28 in Super Bowl LI in the
first Super Bowl to go to over-
time. Patriots quarterback
Tom Brady became the only
player in NFL history to win
four Super Bowl Most Valuable
Player Awards, setting Super
Bowl single-game records in
pass attempts, completions
and passing yards, February
5.
The NFL reached an agree-
ment with Amazon Prime as
its exclusive partner to deliver
a live digital stream of Thurs-
day Night Football to a global
audience across devices dur-
ing the 2017 season. Amazon
Prime Video will stream the 10
Thursday Night Football
games broadcast by NBC and
CBS, which will also be simul-
cast on NFL Network, once
again securing the league’s
“Tri-Cast” model of broadcast
(NBC/CBS), cable (NFL Net-
work), and digital (Amazon
Prime Video) distribution.
The NFL committed to play
four regular-season games in
London in 2017, with two
games played at both Wemb-
ley Stadium and Twickenham
Stadium. NFL clubs at the
league’s annual meeting
approved the future relocation
of the Oakland Raiders to Las
Vegas, March 27.
NFL clubs at the league’s
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annual meeting approved a
rule stating that instant replay
rulings during NFL games will
be made by members of the
league’s officiating depart-
ment stationed in New York,
March 27.
Sideline replay monitors are
replaced with hand-held
devices. In an effort to
increase player safety, NFL
clubs at the league’s annual
meeting adopted rules elimi-
nating the “leaper” block
attempt on field goal and extra
point plays, prohibiting crack-
back blocks by a backfield
player who is in motion, and
giving a receiver running a
pass route defenseless player
protection.
Pittsburgh Steelers owner
Dan Rooney, a member of the
Pro Football Hall of Fame, died
at the age of 84, April 13.
NFL clubs at the league’s
spring meeting in Chicago
adopted a rule shortening the
overtime period in the presea-
son and regular season from
15 to 10 minutes, May 23.
NFL owners voted to move
Super Bowl LV from Los Ange-
les to Tampa Bay. Super Bowl
LVI will be held in Los Angeles,
May 23.
The NFL committed to play
three regular-season games in
London and one in Mexico
City in 2018. In November, the
NFL and Mexico’s Ministry of
Tourism announced an agree-
ment to play three NFL regu-
lar-season games from 2019
to 2021.
New Orleans Saints quar-
terback Drew Brees complet-
ed 386 of 536 pass attempts
for an NFL-record 72.0 com-
pletion percentage.
New England Patriots quar-
terback Tom Brady led the NFL
with 4,577 passing yards at
age 40, becoming the oldest
player in NFL history to lead
the league in passing yards.
Brady was named the Associ-
ated Press Most Valuable
Player for the third time in his
career, tied for the second
most in league history.
2018
The NFL announced a joint
player and ownership commit-
tee focused on social justice
and debuted a new campaign,
Let’s Listen Together, high-
lighting the player-led work on
social and racial equality. The
NFL Foundation also launched
a new grant for active and
retired players who develop
social justice programming or
partner with local non-profit
organizations committed to
this work, January 23.
The NFL reached an agree-

ment with FOX Sports to
broadcast the next five sea-
sons of Thursday Night Foot-
ball beginning with the 2018
season. The agreement
awards FOX Sports with a
five-year deal that includes 11
games between Weeks 4-15
(excluding Thanksgiving night)
to be broadcast on FOX,
simulcast via NFL Network,
and distributed in Spanish on
FOX Deportes, January 31.
The Philadelphia Eagles
defeated the New England
Patriots 41-33 in Super Bowl
LII to earn their first Super
Bowl title in franchise history.
Eagles quarterback Nick Foles
was named MVP after becom-
ing the first player in NFL his-
tory with a touchdown pass
and a touchdown catch in a
Super Bowl. Philadelphia and
New England combined for
1,151 yards in Super Bowl LII,
the highest total in any game
in league history, February 4.
New Orleans Saints owner
Tom Benson died at the age of
90, March 15.
In an effort to take unnec-
essary risk out of the game
and improve player safety,
NFL clubs at the league’s
annual meeting adopted rules
that make lowering the head to
initiate contact with the helmet
a foul. The standard for a
catch is also changed, March
28.
The NFL reached an agree-
ment to renew its exclusive
partnership with Amazon
Prime Video to deliver a live
OTT digital stream of Thurs-
day Night Football to a global
audience across devices dur-
ing the 2018 and 2019 NFL
Seasons, April 26.
NFL clubs approved the
majority ownership transfer of
the Carolina Panthers from
Jerry Richardson to David
Tepper, May 22.
NFL clubs adopted changes
to the kickoff, including the fol-
lowing: the kickoff team must
have at least five players on
each side of the ball; the kick-
off team cannot line up more
than one yard from the
restraining line; at least two
players must be lined up out-
side the yard-line number and
two players between the
inbounds line and the yard-line
number; at least eight players
must be in the 15-yard “setup
zone” prior to kickoff; prohibit-
ing wedge blocks; until the ball
is touched or hits the ground,
no player on the receiving
team may cross the restrain-
ing line or initiate a block
against the kicking team in the
15-yard area from the kicking
team’s restraining line; the ball
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is dead if it is not touched by
the receiving team and touch-
es the ground in the end zone
(touchback), May 22.
NFL owners voted to award
Super Bowl LVII to Arizona and
Super Bowl LVIII to New
Orleans. Nashville was named
the host of the 2019 NFL
Draft, May 22.
NFL clubs unanimously
approve a policy for all league
and team personnel to stand
and show respect for the flag
and the Anthem. Personnel
who choose not to stand for
the Anthem may stay in the
locker room until after the
Anthem has been performed,
May 23.
Drew Brees broke Peyton
Manning’s career passing
record (71,940 yards), estab-
lishing the mark on a 62-yard
touchdown to Tre’Quan Smith
in a win over Washington on
Monday Night Football, Octo-
ber 8.
Los Angeles Chargers
owner Alex Spanos died at the
age of 95, October 9.
Seattle Seahawks owner
Paul Allen died at the age of
65, October 15.
Houston Texans owner
Robert McNair died at the age
of 81, November 23.
The NFL awarded the 2020
draft to Las Vegas, December
12.
The NFL and Youku, Alibaba
Group’s video entertainment
platform, announced a digital
partnership to bring weekly
high-quality NFL programming
to fans in China, December
13.
The regular season ended
with an NFL-record 73 games
having been decided by three
points or fewer. Three division
titles and three playoff berths
were decided on the final day
of the season. Teams also
combined to score 1,371 total
touchdowns, most ever in a
single NFL season, December
30.
2019
The NFL launched the Inspire
Change platform, showcasing
the collaborative efforts of
players, owners and the
league to create positive
change in communities
across the country, January
11.
For the first time ever, both
conference championship
games went to overtime, as
the Los Angeles Rams defeat-
ed the New Orleans Saints,
26-23, and the New England
Patriots earned a 37-31 victo-
ry over the Kansas City Chiefs,
January 20.
New England defeated the
Los Angeles Rams, 13-3, at
Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Sta-
dium in Super Bowl LIII, the
Patriots’ sixth Super Bowl vic-
tory, matching the Pittsburgh
Steelers’ NFL record. WR
Julian Edelman earned MVP
honors, February 3.
At the Annual League Meet-
ing, clubs approved a rule
change that expanded review-
able plays in Instant Replay to
include pass interference,
called or not called on the
field, for one year only, March
26.
The NFL Draft set new
records in media consumption
and fan attendance. With a
combined 3.9 HH TV rating
and average of 6.1 million
viewers across NFL, ESPN
and ABC TV digital channels,
the 2019 Draft was the high-
est-rated and most-watched
ever. In total across Nielsen-
measured channels, Draft
telecasts combined to reach
more than 47.5 million view-
ers throughout the three-day
event. In addition to media
consumption, the Draft shat-
tered records for attendance
as more than 600,000 fans
filled the streets of Nashville,
Tennessee, to celebrate the
newest class of NFL rookies,
April 25-27.
NFL owners awarded the
2021 draft to Cleveland and
the 2023 draft to Kansas City,
May 22.
Denver Broncos owner Pat
Bowlen died at the age of 75,
June 13.
NFL COMMISSIONERS AND
PRESIDENTS*
1920....Jim Thorpe, President
1921-39 ...Joe Carr, President
1939-41.Carl Storck, President
1941-46 ..........Elmer Layden,
Commissioner
1946-1959 ..............Bert Bell,
Commissioner
1960-1989 ........Pete Rozelle,
Commissioner
1989-2006 .....Paul Tagliabue,
Commissioner
2006-present ..Roger Goodell,
Commissioner
*NFL treasurer Austin Gunsel
served as president in the
office of the commissioner
following the death of Bert
Bell (Oct. 11, 1959) until the
election of Pete Rozelle (Jan.
26, 1960).
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 11 5 0 .688 436 325 Dallas 10 6 0 .625 339 324 New England# 13 3 0 .813 458 296 Philadelphia# 13 3 0 .813 457 295
Miami 7 9 0 .438 319 433 Philadelphia* 9 7 0 .563 367 348 Buffalo* 9 7 0 .563 302 359 Dallas 9 7 0 .563 354 332
Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 269 374 Washington 7 9 0 .438 281 359 Miami 6 10 0 .375 281 393 Washington 7 9 0 .438 342 388
New York Jets 4 12 0 .250 333 441 New York Giants 5 11 0 .313 369 412 New York Jets 5 11 0 .313 298 382 New York Giants 3 13 0 .188 246 388
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Baltimore 10 6 0 .625 389 287 Chicago 12 4 0 .750 421 283 Pittsburgh 13 3 0 .813 406 308 Minnesota 13 3 0 .813 382 252
Pittsburgh 9 6 1 .594 428 360 Minnesota 8 7 1 .531 360 341 Baltimore 9 7 0 .563 395 303 Detroit 9 7 0 .563 410 376
Cleveland 7 8 1 .469 359 392 Green Bay 6 9 1 .406 376 400 Cincinnati 7 9 0 .438 290 349 Green Bay 7 9 0 .438 320 384
Cincinnati 6 10 0 .375 368 455 Detroit 6 10 0 .375 324 360 Cleveland 0 16 0 .000 234 410 Chicago 5 11 0 .313 264 320
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston 11 5 0 .688 402 316 New Orleans# 13 3 0 .813 504 353 Jacksonville 10 6 0 .625 417 268 New Orleans 11 5 0 .688 448 326
Indianapolis* 10 6 0 .625 433 344 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 414 423 Tennessee* 9 7 0 .563 334 356 Carolina* 11 5 0 .688 363 327
Tennessee 9 7 0 .563 310 303 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 376 382 Indianapolis 4 12 0 .250 263 404 Atlanta* 10 6 0 .625 353 315
Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 245 316 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 396 464 Houston 4 12 0 .250 338 436 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 335 382
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City# 12 4 0 .750 565 421 Los Angeles Rams 13 3 0 .813 527 384 Kansas City 10 6 0 .625 415 339 Los Angeles Rams 11 5 0 .688 478 329
LosAngelesChargers* 12 4 0 .750 428 329 Seattle* 10 6 0 .625 428 347 Los Angeles Chargers 9 7 0 .563 355 272 Seattle 9 7 0 .563 366 332
Denver 6 10 0 .375 329 349 San Francisco 4 12 0 .250 342 435 Oakland 6 10 0 .375 301 373 Arizona 8 8 0 .500 295 361
Oakland 4 12 0 .250 290 467 Arizona 3 13 0 .188 225 425 Denver 5 11 0 .313 289 382 San Francisco 6 10 0 .375 331 383

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference.
New England finished ahead of Houston based on head-to-head
victory. Kansas City finished ahead of Los Angeles
Chargers based on better division record (5-1 to Chargers’
4-2). New Orleans finished ahead of L.A. Rams based on
head-to-head victory. Atlanta finished ahead of Carolina based
on head-to-head sweep.
Wild Card Playoff Games: Indianapolis 21, HOUSTON 7;
Los Angeles Chargers 23, BALTIMORE 17
Divisional Playoff Games: KANSAS CITY 31, Indianapolis 13;
NEW ENGLAND 41, Los Angeles Chargers 28
AFC Championship Game: New England 37, KANSAS CITY 31 (OT)
Wild Card Playoff Games: Philadelphia 16, CHICAGO 15
DALLAS 24, Seattle 22
Divisional Playoff Games: LOS ANGELES RAMS 30, Dallas 22;
NEW ORLEANS 20, Philadelphia 14
NFC Championship Game: Los Angeles Rams 26, NEW ORLEANS 23 (OT)
Super Bowl LIII: New England (AFC) 13, Los Angeles Rams (NFC) 3
at Mercdes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
In Past Standings section, home teams in playoff games are
indicated by capital letters.
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference.
Indianapolis finished ahead of Houston based on head-to-head
sweep. Tennessee finished ahead of Buffalo, Baltimore and
Los Angeles Chargers based on better conference record
(Titans 8-4 to Bills 7-5, Ravens 7-5 and Chargers 7-5). Buffalo
and Baltimore had better conference record than
Los Angeles Chargers (Bills 7-5 and Ravens 7-5 to Chargers
6-6). Buffalo finished ahead of Baltimore based on better
strength of victory (.396 to Ravens .299). New Orleans fin-
ished ahead of Carolina based on head-to-head sweep.
Wild Card Playoff Games: Tennessee 22, KANSAS CITY 21;
JACKSONVILLE 10, Buffalo 3
Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ENGLAND 35, Tennessee 14;
Jacksonville 45, PITTSBURGH 42
AFC Championship Game: NEW ENGLAND 24, Jacksonville 20
Wild Card Playoff Games: Atlanta 26, LOS ANGELES RAMS 13;
NEW ORLEANS 31, Carolina 26
Divisional Playoff Games: PHILADELPHIA 15, Atlanta 10;
MINNESOTA 29, New Orleans 24
NFC Championship Game: PHILADELPHIA 38, Minnesota 7
Super Bowl LII: Philadelphia (NFC) 41, New England (AFC) 33
at U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Playoff Seeds Playoff Seeds

AFC NFC AFC NFC
1. Kansas City 1. New Orleans 1. New England 1. Philadelphia
2. New England 2. Los Angeles Rams 2. Pittsburgh 2. Minnesota
3. Houston 3. Chicago 3. Jacksonville 3. Los Angeles Rams
4. Baltimore 4. Dallas 4. Kansas City 4. New Orleans
5. Los Angeles Chargers 5. Philadelphia 5. Tennessee 5. Carolina
6. Indianapolis 6. Seattle 6. Buffalo 6. Atlanta

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England# 14 2 0 .875 441 250 Dallas# 13 3 0 .813 421 306 New England 12 4 0 .750 465 315 Washington 9 7 0 .563 388 379
Miami* 10 6 0 .625 363 380 New York Giants* 11 5 0 .688 310 284 New York Jets 10 6 0 .625 387 314 Philadelphia 7 9 0 .438 377 430
Buffalo 7 9 0 .438 399 378 Washington 8 7 1 .531 396 383 Buffalo 8 8 0 .500 379 359 New York Giants 6 10 0 .375 420 442
New York Jets 5 11 0 .313 275 409 Philadelphia 7 9 0 .438 367 331 Miami 6 10 0 .375 310 389 Dallas 4 12 0 .250 275 374
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 11 5 0 .688 399 327 Green Bay 10 6 0 .625 432 388 Cincinnati 12 4 0 .750 419 279 Minnesota 11 5 0 .688 365 302
Baltimore 8 8 0 .500 343 321 Detroit* 9 7 0 .563 346 358 Pittsburgh* 10 6 0 .625 423 319 Green Bay* 10 6 0 .625 368 323
Cincinnati 6 9 1 .406 325 315 Minnesota 8 8 0 .500 327 307 Baltimore 5 11 0 .313 328 401 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 358 400
Cleveland 1 15 0 .063 264 452 Chicago 3 13 0 .188 279 399 Cleveland 3 13 0 .188 278 432 Chicago 6 10 0 .375 335 397
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston 9 7 0 .563 279 328 Atlanta 11 5 0 .688 540 406 Houston 9 7 0 .563 339 313 Carolina# 15 1 0 .938 500 308
Tennessee 9 7 0 .563 381 378 Tampa Bay 9 7 0 .563 354 369 Indianapolis 8 8 0 .500 333 408 Atlanta 8 8 0 .500 339 345
Indianapolis 8 8 0 .500 411 392 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 469 454 Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 376 448 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 408 476
Jacksonville 3 13 0 .188 318 400 Carolina 6 10 0 .375 369 402 Tennessee 3 13 0 .188 299 423 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 342 417
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City 12 4 0 .750 389 311 Seattle 10 5 1 .656 354 292 Denver# 12 4 0 .750 355 296 Arizona 13 3 0 .813 489 313
Oakland* 12 4 0 .750 416 385 Arizona 7 8 1 .469 418 362 Kansas City* 11 5 0 .688 405 287 Seattle* 10 6 0 .625 423 277
Denver 9 7 0 .563 333 297 Los Angeles 4 12 0 .250 224 394 Oakland 7 9 0 .438 359 399 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 280 330
San Diego 5 11 0 .313 410 423 San Francisco 2 14 0 .125 309 480 San Diego 4 12 0 .250 320 398 San Francisco 5 11 0 .313 238 387

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference. *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference.
Houston finished ahead of Tennessee based on better division Denver finished ahead of New England and Cincinnati based on
record (5-1 to Titans’ 2-4). Kansas City finished ahead of head-to-head victory against each team. New England finished
Oakland based on head-to-head sweep. Detroit finished ahead ahead of Cincinnati based on better record vs. common oppo-
of Tampa Bay based on better record vs. common opponents nents (4-1 to Bengals’ 2-3). Pittsburgh finished ahead of
(3-2 to Buccaneers’ 2-3). New York Jets based on better record vs. common opponents
Wild Card Playoff Games: HOUSTON 27, Oakland 14; (4-1 to Jets’ 3-2). Green Bay finished ahead of Seattle based
PITTSBURGH 30, Miami 12 on head-to-head victory.
Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ENGLAND 34, Houston 16; Wild Card Playoff Games: Kansas City 30, HOUSTON 0;
Pittsburgh 18, KANSAS CITY 16 Pittsburgh 18, CINCINNATI 16
AFC Championship Game: NEW ENGLAND 36, Pittsburgh 17 Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ENGLAND 27, Kansas City 20;
Wild Card Playoff Games: SEATTLE 26, Detroit 6; DENVER 23, Pittsburgh 16
GREEN BAY 38, New York Giants 13 AFC Championship Game: DENVER 20, New England 18
Divisional Playoff Games: ATLANTA 36, Seattle 20; Wild Card Playoff Games: Seattle 10, MINNESOTA 9;
Green Bay 34, DALLAS 31 Green Bay 35, WASHINGTON 18
NFC Championship Game: ATLANTA 44, Green Bay 21 Divisional Playoff Games: ARIZONA 26, Green Bay 20 (OT);
Super Bowl LI: New England (AFC) 34, Atlanta (NFC) 28 (OT) CAROLINA 31, Seattle 24
at NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas NFC Championship Game: CAROLINA 49, Arizona 15
Super Bowl 50: Denver (AFC) 24, Carolina (NFC) 10
at Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California
Playoff Seeds
AFC NFC
1. New England 1. Dallas Playoff Seeds
2. Kansas City 2. Atlanta AFC NFC
3. Pittsburgh 3. Seattle 1. Denver 1. Carolina
4. Houston 4. Green Bay 2. New England 2. Arizona
5. Oakland 5. N.Y. Giants 3. Cincinnati 3. Minnesota
6. Miami 6. Detroit 4. Houston 4. Washington
5. Kansas City 5. Green Bay
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East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England# 12 4 0 .750 468 313 Dallas 12 4 0 .750 467 352 New England 12 4 0 .750 444 338 Philadelphia 10 6 0 .625 442 382
Buffalo 9 7 0 .563 343 289 Philadelphia 10 6 0 .625 474 400 New York Jets 8 8 0 .500 290 387 Dallas 8 8 0 .500 439 432
Miami 8 8 0 .500 388 373 New York Giants 6 10 0 .375 380 400 Miami 8 8 0 .500 317 335 New York Giants 7 9 0 .438 294 383
New York Jets 4 12 0 .250 283 401 Washington 4 12 0 .250 301 438 Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 339 388 Washington 3 13 0 .188 334 478
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 11 5 0 .688 436 368 Green Bay 12 4 0 .750 486 348 Cincinnati 11 5 0 .688 430 305 Green Bay 8 7 1 .531 417 428
Cincinnati* 10 5 1 .656 365 344 Detroit* 11 5 0 .688 321 282 Pittsburgh 8 8 0 .500 379 370 Chicago 8 8 0 .500 445 478
Baltimore* 10 6 0 .625 409 302 Minnesota 7 9 0 .438 325 343 Baltimore 8 8 0 .500 320 352 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 395 376
Cleveland 7 9 0 .438 299 337 Chicago 5 11 0 .313 319 442 Cleveland 4 12 0 .250 308 406 Minnesota 5 10 1 .344 391 480
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Indianapolis 11 5 0 .688 458 369 Carolina 7 8 1 .469 339 374 Indianapolis 11 5 0 .688 391 336 Carolina 12 4 0 .438 366 241
Houston 9 7 0 .563 372 307 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 401 424 Tennessee 7 9 0 .438 362 381 New Orleans* 11 5 0 .438 414 304
Jacksonville 3 13 0 .188 249 412 Atlanta 6 10 0 .375 381 417 Jacksonville 4 12 0 .250 247 449 Atlanta 4 12 0 .813 353 443
Tennessee 2 14 0 .125 254 438 Tampa Bay 2 14 0 .125 277 410 Houston 2 14 0 .125 276 428 Tampa Bay 4 12 0 .438 288 389
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Denver 12 4 0 .750 482 354 Seattle# 12 4 0 .750 394 254 Denver# 13 3 0 .813 606 399 Seattle# 13 3 0 .813 417 231
Kansas City 9 7 0 .563 353 281 Arizona* 11 5 0 .688 310 299 Kansas City* 11 5 0 .688 430 305 San Francisco* 12 4 0 .750 406 272
San Diego 9 7 0 .563 348 348 San Francisco 8 8 0 .500 306 340 San Diego* 9 7 0 .563 396 348 Arizona 10 6 0 .625 379 324
Oakland 3 13 0 .188 253 452 St. Louis 6 10 0 .375 324 354 Oakland 4 12 0 .250 322 453 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 348 364

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference. *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
New England finished ahead of Denver based on head-to-head Cincinnati finished ahead of Indianapolis based on head-to-head
victory. Pittsburgh finished ahead of Indianapolis based on head- victory. New York Jets finished ahead of Miami based on better
to-head victory. Kansas City finished ahead of San Diego based division record (3-3 to Dolphins’ 2-4). Pittsburgh finished ahead
on head-to-head sweep. Seattle finished ahead of Green Bay and of Baltimore based on better division record (4-2 to Ravens’ 3-3).
Dallas based on better conference record (10-2 to Packers’ 9-3 Atlanta finished ahead of Tampa Bay based on better conference
to Cowboys’ 8-4). Green Bay finished ahead of Dallas based on record (3-9 to Buccaneers’ 2-10).
better conference record (9-3 to Cowboys’ 8-4). Arizona finished Wild Card Playoff Games: INDIANAPOLIS 45, Kansas City 44;
ahead of Detroit based on head-to-head victory. San Diego 27, CINCINNATI 10
Wild Card Playoff Games: Baltimore 30, PITTSBURGH 17; Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ENGLAND 43, Indianapolis 22;
INDIANAPOLIS 26, Cincinnati 10 DENVER 24, San Diego 17
Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ENGLAND 35, Baltimore 31; AFC Championship Game: DENVER 26, New England 16
Indianapolis 24, DENVER 13 Wild Card Playoff Games: New Orleans 26, PHILADELPHIA 24;
AFC Championship Game: NEW ENGLAND 45, Indianapolis 7 San Francisco 23, GREEN BAY 20
Wild Card Playoff Games: CAROLINA 27, Arizona 16; Divisional Playoff Games: SEATTLE 23, New Orleans 15;
DALLAS 24, Detroit 20 San Francisco 23, CAROLINA 10
Divisional Playoff Games: SEATTLE 31, Carolina 17; NFC Championship Game: SEATTLE 23, San Francisco 17
GREEN BAY 26, Dallas 21 Super Bowl XLVIII: Seattle (NFC) 43, Denver (AFC) 8
NFC Championship Game: SEATTLE 28, Green Bay 22 (OT) at MetLife Stadium, New York-New Jersey
Super Bowl XLIX: New England (AFC) 28, Seattle (NFC) 24
at University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona Playoff Seeds
AFC NFC
1. Denver 1. Seattle
Playoff Seeds 2. New England 2. Carolina
AFC NFC 3. Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia
1. New England 1. Seattle 4. Indianapolis 4. Green Bay
2. Denver 2. Green Bay 5. Kansas City 5. San Francisco
3. Pittsburgh 3. Dallas 6. San Diego 6. New Orleans
4. Indianapolis 4. Carolina
5. Cincinnati 5. Arizona
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East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 12 4 0 .750 557 331 Washington 10 6 0 .625 436 388 New England# 13 3 0 .813 513 342 New York Giants 9 7 0 .563 394 400
Miami 7 9 0 .438 288 317 New York Giants 9 7 0 .563 429 344 New York Jets 8 8 0 .500 377 363 Philadelphia 8 8 0 .500 396 328
New York Jets 6 10 0 .375 281 375 Dallas 8 8 0 .500 376 400 Miami 6 10 0 .375 329 313 Dallas 8 8 0 .500 369 347
Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 344 435 Philadelphia 4 12 0 .250 280 444 Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 372 434 Washington 5 11 0 .313 288 367
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Baltimore 10 6 0 .625 398 344 Green Bay 11 5 0 .688 433 336 Baltimore 12 4 0 .750 378 266 Green Bay# 15 1 0 .938 560 359
Cincinnati* 10 6 0 .625 391 320 Minnesota* 10 6 0 .625 379 348 Pittsburgh* 12 4 0 .750 325 227 Detroit* 10 6 0 .625 474 387
Pittsburgh 8 8 0 .500 336 314 Chicago 10 6 0 .625 375 277 Cincinnati* 9 7 0 .563 344 323 Chicago 8 8 0 .500 353 341
Cleveland 5 11 0 .313 302 368 Detroit 4 12 0 .250 372 437 Cleveland 4 12 0 .250 218 307 Minnesota 3 13 0 .188 340 449
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston 12 4 0 .750 416 331 Atlanta# 13 3 0 .813 419 299 Houston 10 6 0 .625 381 278 New Orleans 13 3 0 .813 547 339
Indianapolis* 11 5 0 .688 357 387 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 357 363 Tennessee 9 7 0 .563 325 317 Atlanta* 10 6 0 .625 402 350
Tennessee 6 10 0 .375 330 471 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 461 454 Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 243 329 Carolina 6 10 0 .375 406 429
Jacksonville 2 14 0 .125 255 444 Tampa Bay 7 9 0 .438 389 394 Indianapolis 2 14 0 .125 243 430 Tampa Bay 4 12 0 .250 287 494
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Denver# 13 3 0 .813 481 289 San Francisco 11 4 1 .719 397 273 Denver 8 8 0 .500 309 390 San Francisco 13 3 0 .813 380 229
San Diego 7 9 0 .438 350 350 Seattle* 11 5 0 .688 412 245 San Diego 8 8 0 .500 406 377 Arizona 8 8 0 .500 312 348
Oakland 4 12 0 .250 290 443 St, Louis 7 8 1 .469 299 348 Oakland 8 8 0 .500 359 433 Seattle 7 9 0 .438 321 315
Kansas City 2 14 0 .125 211 425 Arizona 5 11 0 .313 250 357 Kansas City 7 9 0 .438 212 338 St. Louis 2 14 0 .125 193 407

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
New York Jets finished ahead of Buffalo based on better record in Miami finished ahead of Buffalo based on head-to-head sweep.
common games (5-7 to Bills’ 3-9). Baltimore finished ahead of Baltimore finished ahead of Pittsburgh based on head-to-head
Cincinnati based on better division record (4-2 to Bengals’ 3-3). sweep. Denver finished ahead of San Diego and Oakland based
New England finished ahead of Houston based on head-to-head on best record in common games (Denver 5-5; Oakland 4-6; San
victory. Minnesota finished ahead of Chicago based on better Diego 4-6). San Diego finished ahead of Oakland based on better
division record (4-2 to Bears’ 3-3). Carolina finished ahead of conference record (7-5 to Raiders’ 6-6). Cincinnati finished
New Orleans and Tampa Bay based on better record against ahead of Tennessee based on head-to-head victory. Philadelphia
common opponents than Tampa Bay (6-4 to Buccaneers’ 5-5) finished ahead of Dallas based on head-to-head sweep. Atlanta
and head-to-head sweep over the Saints. New Orleans finished finished ahead of Detroit based on head-to-head victory. San
ahead of Tampa Bay based on head-to-head sweep. Francisco finished ahead of New Orleans based on better confer-
Wild Card Playoff Games: HOUSTON 19, Cincinnati 13; ence record (10-2 to Saints’ 9-3).
BALTIMORE 24, Indianapolis 9 Wild Card Playoff Games: HOUSTON 31, Cincinnati 10;
Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ENGLAND 41, Houston 28; DENVER 29, Pittsburgh 23 (OT)
Baltimore 38, DENVER 35 (2 OT) Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ENGLAND 45, Denver 10;
AFC Championship Game: Baltimore 28, NEW ENGLAND 13 BALTIMORE 20, Houston 13
Wild Card Playoff Games: GREEN BAY 24, Minnesota 10; AFC Championship Game: NEW ENGLAND 23, Baltimore 20
Seattle 24, WASHINGTON 14 Wild Card Playoff Games: NEW ORLEANS 45, Detroit 28;
Divisional Playoff Games: ATLANTA 30, Seattle 28; NEW YORK GIANTS 24, Atlanta 2
SAN FRANCISCO 45, Green Bay 31 Divisional Playoff Games: SAN FRANCISCO 36, New Orleans 32;
NFC Championship Game: San Francisco 28, ATLANTA 24 New York Giants 37, GREEN BAY 20
Super Bowl XLVII: Baltimore (AFC) 34, San Francisco (NFC) 31 NFC Championship Game: New York Giants 20, SAN FRANCISCO 17 (OT)
at Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana Super Bowl XLVI: New York Giants (NFC) 21, New England (AFC) 17
at Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis
Playoff Seeds
AFC NFC
1. Denver 1. Atlanta Playoff Seeds
2. New England 2. San Francisco AFC NFC
3. Houston 3. Green Bay 1. New England 1. Green Bay
4. Baltimore 4. Washington 2. Baltimore 2. San Francisco
5. Indianapolis 5. Seattle 3. Houston 3. New Orleans
6. Cincinnati 6. Minnesota 4. Denver 4. New York Giants
5. Pittsburgh 5. Atlanta
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East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England# 14 2 0 .875 518 313 Philadelphia 10 6 0 .625 439 377 New England 10 6 0 .625 427 285 Dallas 11 5 0 .688 361 250
New York Jets* 11 5 0 .688 367 304 New York Giants 10 6 0 .625 394 347 New York Jets* 9 7 0 .563 348 236 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 .688 429 337
Miami 7 9 0 .438 273 333 Dallas 6 10 0 .375 394 436 Miami 7 9 0 .438 360 390 New York Giants 8 8 0 .500 402 427
Buffalo 4 12 0 .250 283 425 Washington 6 10 0 .375 302 377 Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 258 326 Washington 4 12 0 .250 266 336
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 12 4 0 .750 375 232 Chicago 11 5 0 .688 334 286 Cincinnati 10 6 0 .625 305 291 Minnesota 12 4 0 .750 470 312
Baltimore* 12 4 0 .750 357 270 Green Bay* 10 6 0 .625 388 240 Baltimore* 9 7 0 .563 391 261 Green Bay* 11 5 0 .688 461 297
Cleveland 5 11 0 .313 271 332 Detroit 6 10 0 .375 362 369 Pittsburgh 9 7 0 .563 368 324 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 327 375
Cincinnati 4 12 0 .250 322 395 Minnesota 6 10 0 .375 281 348 Cleveland 5 11 0 .313 245 375 Detroit 2 14 0 .125 262 494
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Indianapolis 10 6 0 .625 435 388 Atlanta# 13 3 0 .813 414 288 Indianapolis# 14 2 0 .875 416 307 New Orleans# 13 3 0 .813 510 341
Jacksonville 8 8 0 .500 353 419 New Orleans* 11 5 0 .688 384 307 Houston 9 7 0 .563 388 333 Atlanta 9 7 0 .563 363 325
Houston 6 10 0 .375 390 427 Tampa Bay 10 6 0 .625 341 318 Tennessee 8 8 0 .500 354 402 Carolina 8 8 0 .500 315 308
Tennessee 6 10 0 .375 356 339 Carolina 2 14 0 .125 196 408 Jacksonville 7 9 0 .438 290 380 Tampa Bay 3 13 0 .188 244 400
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City 10 6 0 .625 366 326 Seattle 7 9 0 .438 310 407 San Diego 13 3 0 .813 454 320 Arizona 10 6 0 .625 375 325
San Diego 9 7 0 .563 441 322 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 289 328 Denver 8 8 0 .500 326 324 San Francisco 8 8 0 .500 330 281
Oakland 8 8 0 .500 410 371 San Francisco 6 10 0 .375 305 346 Oakland 5 11 0 .313 197 379 Seattle 5 11 0 .313 280 390
Denver 4 12 0 .250 344 471 Arizona 5 11 0 .313 289 434 Kansas City 4 12 0 .250 294 424 St. Louis 1 15 0 .063 175 436

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Pittsburgh finished ahead of Baltimore based on better division
record (5-1 to 4-2). Indianapolis finished ahead of Kansas City
based on head-to-head victory. Houston finished ahead of
Tennessee based on better division record (3-3 to 2-4).
Philadelphia finished ahead of the Giants based on head-to-head
sweep. Dallas finished ahead of Washington based on better
division record (3-3 to 2-4). Green Bay finished ahead of the
Giants and Tampa Bay based on best strength of victory
(Green Bay .475; Giants .400; Tampa Bay .344). Detroit finished
ahead of Minnesota based on better division record (2-4 to 1-5).
Seattle finished ahead of St. Louis based on better division record
(4-2 to 3-3).
Wild Card Playoff Games: N.Y. Jets 17, INDIANAPOLIS 16;
Baltimore 30, KANSAS CITY 7
Divisional Playoff Games: PITTSBURGH 31, Baltimore 24;
N.Y. Jets 28, NEW ENGLAND 21
AFC Championship Game: PITTSBURGH 24, N.Y. Jets 19
Wild Card Playoff Games: SEATTLE 41, New Orleans 36;
Green Bay 21, PHILADELPHIA 16
Divisional Playoff Games: Green Bay 48, ATLANTA 21;
CHICAGO 35, Seattle 24
NFC Championship Game: Green Bay 21, CHICAGO 14
Super Bowl XLV: Green Bay (NFC) 31, Pittsburgh (AFC) 25
at Cowboys Stadium, North Texas
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
New England finished ahead of Cincinnati based on better strength
of victory (.450 to Bengals’ .438). Baltimore finished ahead of
Pittsburgh based on better division record (3-3 to Steelers’ 2-4).
New York Jets finished ahead of Baltimore for first Wild Card
based on better record vs. common opponents (4-1 to Ravens’
1-4) and ahead of Houston based on better conference record
(7-5 to Texans’ 6-6). Baltimore was second Wild Card based on
better conference record than Houston (7-5 to Texans’ 6-6).
Dallas finished ahead of Philadelphia based on head-to-head
sweep (2-0). Green Bay was first Wild Card ahead of Philadelphia
based on better record vs. common opponents (4-1 to
Eagles’ 3-2).
Wild Card Playoff: New York Jets 24, CINCINNATI 14;
Baltimore 33, NEW ENGLAND 14
Divisional Playoff: INDIANAPOLIS 20, Baltimore 3;
New York Jets 17, SAN DIEGO 14
AFC Championship: INDIANAPOLIS 30, New York Jets 17
Wild Card Playoff: DALLAS 34, Philadelphia 14;
ARIZONA 51, Green Bay 45 (OT)
Divisional Playoff Games: NEW ORLEANS 45, Arizona 14;
MINNESOTA 34, Dallas 3
NFC Championship Game: NEW ORLEANS 31, Minnesota 28 (OT)
Super Bowl XLIV: New Orleans (NFC) 31, Indianapolis (AFC) 17
at Sun Life Stadium, South Florida

Playoff Seeds Playoff Seeds

AFC NFC AFC NFC
1. New England 1. Atlanta 1. Indianapolis 1. New Orleans
2. Pittsburgh 2. Chicago 2. San Diego 2. Minnesota
3. Indianapolis 3. Philadelphia 3. New England 3. Dallas
4. Kansas City 4. Seattle 4. Cincinnati 4. Arizona
5. Baltimore 5. New Orleans 5. New York Jets 5. Green Bay
6. N.Y. Jets 6. Green Bay 6. Baltimore 6. Philadelphia

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East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 11 5 0 .688 345 317 New York Giants# 12 4 0 .750 427 294 New England# 16 0 0 1.000 589 274 Dallas# 13 3 0 .813 455 325
New England 11 5 0 .688 410 309 Philadelphia* 9 6 1 .594 416 289 Buffalo 7 9 0 .438 252 354 New York Giants* 10 6 0 .625 373 351
New York Jets 9 7 0 .563 405 356 Dallas 9 7 0 .563 362 365 New York Jets 4 12 0 .250 268 355 Washington* 9 7 0 .563 334 310
Buffalo 7 9 0 .438 336 342 Washington 8 8 0 .500 265 296 Miami 1 15 0 .063 267 437 Philadelphia 8 8 0 .500 336 300
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 12 4 0 .750 347 223 Minnesota 10 6 0 .625 379 333 Pittsburgh 10 6 0 .625 393 269 Green Bay 13 3 0 .813 435 291
Baltimore* 11 5 0 .688 385 244 Chicago 9 7 0 .563 375 350 Cleveland 10 6 0 .625 402 382 Minnesota 8 8 0 .500 365 311
Cincinnati 4 11 1 .281 204 364 Green Bay 6 10 0 .375 419 380 Cincinnati 7 9 0 .438 380 385 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 346 444
Cleveland 4 12 0 .250 232 350 Detroit 0 16 0 .000 268 517 Baltimore 5 11 0 .313 275 384 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 334 348
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Tennessee# 13 3 0 .813 375 234 Carolina 12 4 0 .750 414 329 Indianapolis 13 3 0 .813 450 262 Tampa Bay 9 7 0 .563 334 270
Indianapolis* 12 4 0 .750 377 298 Atlanta* 11 5 0 .688 391 325 Jacksonville* 11 5 0 .688 411 304 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 267 347
Houston 8 8 0 .500 366 394 Tampa Bay 9 7 0 .563 361 323 Tennessee* 10 6 0 .625 301 297 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 379 388
Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 302 367 New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 463 393 Houston 8 8 0 .500 379 384 Atlanta 4 12 0 .250 259 414
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
San Diego 8 8 0 .500 439 347 Arizona 9 7 0 .563 427 426 San Diego 11 5 0 .688 412 284 Seattle 10 6 0 .625 393 291
Denver 8 8 0 .500 370 448 San Francisco 7 9 0 .438 339 381 Denver 7 9 0 .438 320 409 Arizona 8 8 0 .500 404 399
Oakland 5 11 0 .313 263 388 Seattle 4 12 0 .250 294 392 Kansas City 4 12 0 .250 226 335 San Francisco 5 11 0 .313 219 364
Kansas City 2 14 0 .125 291 440 St. Louis 2 14 0 .125 232 465 Oakland 4 12 0 .250 283 398 St. Louis 3 13 0 .188 263 438

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Miami finished ahead of New England based on better conference Pittsburgh finished ahead of Cleveland based on head-to-head
record (8-4 to Patriots’ 7-5). Baltimore was second Wild Card sweep (2-0). Tennessee finished ahead of Cleveland based on
ahead of New England based on better conference record (8-4 to better record vs. common opponents (4-1 to Browns’ 3-2).
Patriots’ 7-5). San Diego finished ahead of Denver based on Kansas City finished ahead of Oakland based on better record vs.
better division record (5-1 to Broncos’ 3-3). N.Y. Giants finished common opponents (2-10 to Raiders’ 1-11). Dallas finished
ahead of Carolina based on head-to-head victory. ahead of Green Bay based on head-to-head victory. Detroit
Wild Card Playoff: SAN DIEGO 23, Indianapolis 17; finished ahead of Chicago based on head-to-head sweep (2-0).
Baltimore 27, MIAMI 9 Carolina finished ahead of New Orleans based on better
Divisional Playoff: Baltimore 13, TENNESSEE 10; conference record (7-5 to Saints’ 6-6).
PITTSBURGH 35, San Diego 24 Wild Card Playoff: Jacksonville 31, PITTSBURGH 29;
AFC Championship: PITTSBURGH 23, Baltimore 14 SAN DIEGO 17, Tennessee 6
Wild Card Playoff: ARIZONA 30, Atlanta 24; Divisional Playoff: NEW ENGLAND 31, Jacksonville 20;
Philadelphia 26, MINNESOTA 14 San Diego 28, INDIANAPOLIS 24
Divisional Playoff: Arizona 33, CAROLINA 13; AFC Championship: NEW ENGLAND 21, San Diego 12
Philadelphia 23, N.Y. GIANTS 11 Wild Card Playoff: SEATTLE 35, Washington 14;
NFC Championship: ARIZONA 32, Philadelphia 25 N.Y. Giants 24, TAMPA BAY 14
Super Bowl XLIII: Pittsburgh (AFC) 27, Arizona (NFC) 23 Divisional Playoff: GREEN BAY 42, Seattle 20;
at Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida N.Y. Giants 21, DALLAS 17
NFC Championship: N.Y. Giants 23, GREEN BAY 20 (OT)
Playoff Seeds Super Bowl XLII: N.Y. Giants (NFC) 17, New England (AFC) 14
AFC NFC at University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona
1. Tennessee 1. N.Y. Giants
2. Pittsburgh 2. Carolina Playoff Seeds
3. Miami 3. Minnesota AFC NFC
4. San Diego 4. Arizona 1. New England 1. Dallas
5. Indianapolis 5. Atlanta 2. Indianapolis 2. Green Bay
6. Baltimore 6. Philadelphia 3. San Diego 3. Seattle
4. Pittsburgh 4. Tampa Bay
5. Jacksonville 5. N.Y. Giants
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East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 12 4 0 .750 385 237 Philadelphia 10 6 0 .625 398 328 New England 10 6 0 .625 379 338 N.Y. Giants 11 5 0 .688 422 314
New York Jets* 10 6 0 .625 316 295 Dallas* 9 7 0 .563 425 350 Miami 9 7 0 .563 318 317 Washington* 10 6 0 .625 359 293
Buffalo 7 9 0 .438 300 311 New York Giants* 8 8 0 .500 355 362 Buffalo 5 11 0 .313 271 367 Dallas 9 7 0 .563 325 308
Miami 6 10 0 .375 260 283 Washington 5 11 0 .313 307 376 N.Y. Jets 4 12 0 .250 240 355 Philadelphia 6 10 0 .375 310 388
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Baltimore 13 3 0 .813 353 201 Chicago# 13 3 0 .813 427 255 Cincinnati 11 5 0 .688 421 350 Chicago 11 5 0 .688 260 202
Cincinnati 8 8 0 .500 373 331 Green Bay 8 8 0 .500 301 366 Pittsburgh* 11 5 0 .688 389 258 Minnesota 9 7 0 .563 306 344
Pittsburgh 8 8 0 .500 353 315 Minnesota 6 10 0 .375 282 327 Baltimore 6 10 0 .375 265 299 Detroit 5 11 0 .313 254 345
Cleveland 4 12 0 .250 238 356 Detroit 3 13 0 .188 305 398 Cleveland 6 10 0 .375 232 301 Green Bay 4 12 0 .250 298 344
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Indianapolis 12 4 0 .750 427 360 New Orleans 10 6 0 .625 413 322 Indianapolis# 14 2 0 .875 439 247 Tampa Bay 11 5 0 .688 300 274
Tennessee 8 8 0 .500 324 400 Carolina 8 8 0 .500 270 305 Jacksonville* 12 4 0 .750 361 269 Carolina* 11 5 0 .688 391 259
Jacksonville 8 8 0 .500 371 274 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 292 328 Tennessee 4 12 0 .250 299 421 Atlanta 8 8 0 .500 351 341
Houston 6 10 0 .375 267 366 Tampa Bay 4 12 0 .250 211 353 Houston 2 14 0 .125 260 431 New Orleans 3 13 0 .188 235 398
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
San Diego# 14 2 0 .875 492 303 Seattle 9 7 0 .563 335 341 Denver 13 3 0 .813 395 258 Seattle# 13 3 0 .813 452 271
Kansas City* 9 7 0 .563 331 315 St. Louis 8 8 0 .500 367 381 Kansas City 10 6 0 .625 403 325 St. Louis 6 10 0 .375 363 429
Denver 9 7 0 .563 319 305 San Francisco 7 9 0 .438 298 412 San Diego 9 7 0 .563 418 312 Arizona 5 11 0 .313 311 387
Oakland 2 14 0 .125 168 332 Arizona 5 11 0 .313 314 389 Oakland 4 12 0 .250 290 383 San Francisco 4 12 0 .250 239 428

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Indianapolis finished ahead of New England based on head-to-head Cincinnati finished ahead of Pittsburgh based on better division
victory. Cincinnati finished ahead of Pittsburgh based on better record (5-1 to Steelers’ 4-2). Baltimore finished ahead of
division record (4-2 to Steelers’ 3-3). Tennessee finished ahead Cleveland based on better division record (2-4 to Browns’ 1-5).
of Jacksonville based on better division record (4-2 to Jaguars’ Tampa Bay finished ahead of Carolina based on better division
2-4). Kansas City finished ahead of Denver based on better record (5-1 to Panthers’ 4-2). Chicago finished ahead of Tampa
division record (4-2 to Broncos’ 3-3). New Orleans finished Bay, and Tampa Bay finished ahead of the N.Y. Giants, based on
ahead of Philadelphia based on head-to-head victory. N.Y. Giants better conference record (Bears’ 10-2 to Buccaneers’ 9-3 to
finished ahead of Carolina and St. Louis based on better Giants’ 8-4).
conference record (Giants' 7-5 to Panthers' 6-6 and Rams' 6-6) Wild Card playoff: NEW ENGLAND 28, Jacksonville 3;
and ahead of Green Bay based on strength of victory (.422 to Pittsburgh 31, CINCINNATI 17
Packers' .383). Divisional playoff: DENVER 27, New England 13;
Wild Card Playoff: INDIANAPOLIS 23, Kansas City 8; Pittsburgh 21, INDIANAPOLIS 18
NEW ENGLAND 37, N.Y. Jets 16 AFC Championship: Pittsburgh 34, DENVER 17
Divisional Playoff: Indianapolis 15, BALTIMORE 6; Wild Card playoffs: Washington 17, TAMPA BAY 10;
New England 24, SAN DIEGO 21 Carolina 23, NEW YORK GIANTS 0
AFC Championship: INDIANAPOLIS 38, New England 34 Divisional playoff: SEATTLE 20, Washington 10;
Wild Card Playoff: SEATTLE 21, Dallas 20; Carolina 29, CHICAGO 21
PHILADELPHIA 23, N.Y. Giants 20 NFC Championship: SEATTLE 34, Carolina 14
Divisional Playoff: NEW ORLEANS 27, Philadelphia 24; Super Bowl XL: Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Seattle (NFC) 10
CHICAGO 27, Seattle 24 (OT) at Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan
NFC Championship: CHICAGO 39, New Orleans 14
Super Bowl XLI: Indianapolis (AFC) 29, Chicago (NFC) 17 Playoff Seeds
at Dolphin Stadium, Miami, Florida AFC NFC
1. Indianapolis 1. Seattle
Playoff Seeds 2. Denver 2. Chicago
AFC NFC 3. Cincinnati 3. Tampa Bay
1. San Diego 1. Chicago 4. New England 4. New York Giants
2. Baltimore 2. New Orleans 5. Jacksonville 5. Carolina
3. Indianapolis 3. Philadelphia 6. Pittsburgh 6. Washington
4. New England 4. Seattle
5. N.Y. Jets 5. Dallas
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
East Division East Division East Division East Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 14 2 0 .875 437 260 Philadelphia# 13 3 0 .813 386 260 New England# 14 2 0 .875 348 238 Philadelphia# 12 4 0 .750 374 287
N.Y. Jets* 10 6 0 .625 333 261 N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 303 347 Miami 10 6 0 .625 311 261 Dallas* 10 6 0 .625 289 260
Buffalo 9 7 0 .563 395 284 Dallas 6 10 0 .375 293 405 Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 243 279 Washington 5 11 0 .313 287 372
Miami 4 12 0 .250 275 354 Washington 6 10 0 .375 240 265 N.Y. Jets 6 10 0 .375 283 299 N.Y. Giants 4 12 0 .250 243 387
North Division North Division North Division North Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh# 15 1 0 .938 372 251 Green Bay 10 6 0 .625 424 380 Baltimore 10 6 0 .625 391 281 Green Bay 10 6 0 .625 442 307
Baltimore 9 7 0 .563 317 268 Minnesota* 8 8 0 .500 405 395 Cincinnati 8 8 0 .500 346 384 Minnesota 9 7 0 .563 416 353
Cincinnati 8 8 0 .500 374 372 Detroit 6 10 0 .375 296 350 Pittsburgh 6 10 0 .375 300 327 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 283 346
Cleveland 4 12 0 .250 276 390 Chicago 5 11 0 .313 231 331 Cleveland 5 11 0 .313 254 322 Detroit 5 11 0 .313 270 379
South Division South Division South Division South Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Indianapolis 12 4 0 .750 522 351 Atlanta 11 5 0 .688 340 337 Indianapolis 12 4 0 .750 447 336 Carolina 11 5 0 .688 325 304
Jacksonville 9 7 0 .563 261 280 New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 348 405 Tennessee* 12 4 0 .750 435 324 New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 340 326
Houston 7 9 0 .438 309 339 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 355 339 Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 276 331 Tampa Bay 7 9 0 .438 301 264
Tennessee 5 11 0 .313 344 439 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 301 304 Houston 5 11 0 .313 255 380 Atlanta 5 11 0 .313 299 422
West Division West Division West Division West Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
San Diego 12 4 0 .750 446 313 Seattle 9 7 0 .563 371 373 Kansas City 13 3 0 .813 484 332 St. Louis 12 4 0 .750 447 328
Denver* 10 6 0 .625 381 304 St. Louis* 8 8 0 .500 319 392 Denver* 10 6 0 .625 381 301 Seattle* 10 6 0 .625 404 327
Kansas City 7 9 0 .438 483 435 Arizona 6 10 0 .375 284 322 Oakland 4 12 0 .250 270 379 San Francisco 7 9 0 .438 384 337
Oakland 5 11 0 .313 320 442 San Francisco 2 14 0 .125 259 452 San Diego 4 12 0 .250 313 441 Arizona 4 12 0 .250 225 452

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Indianapolis finished ahead of San Diego based on head-to-head Buffalo finished ahead of N.Y. Jets based on better division record
victory. N.Y. Jets finished ahead of Denver based on better record (2-4 to Jets’ 1-5). Indianapolis finished ahead of Tennessee based
vs. common opponents (5-0 to Broncos’ 3-2). St. Louis finished on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Jacksonville finished ahead of
ahead of New Orleans and Minnesota based on best conference Houston based on better division record (2-4 to Texans’ 1-5).
record (7-5 to Saints’ 6-6 to Vikings’ 5-7), and Minnesota Denver finished ahead of Miami based on better conference
finished ahead of New Orleans based on head-to-head victory. record (9-3 to Dolphins’ 7-5). Oakland finished ahead of San
N.Y. Giants finished ahead of Dallas and Washington based on Diego based on better conference record (3-9 to Chargers’ 2-10).
better head-to-head record (3-1 to Cowboys’ 2-2 to Redskins’ Philadelphia finished ahead of St. Louis based on better
1-3), and Dallas finished ahead of Washington based on conference record (9-3 to Rams’ 8-4). Seattle finished ahead of
head-to-head sweep (2-0). Dallas based on better strength of victory (65-95 to Cowboys’
Wild Card playoffs: N.Y. Jets 20, SAN DIEGO 17 (OT); 62-98).
INDIANAPOLIS 49, Denver 24 Wild Card playoffs: Tennessee 20, BALTIMORE 17;
Divisional playoffs: PITTSBURGH 20, N.Y. Jets 17 (OT); INDIANAPOLIS 41, Denver 10
NEW ENGLAND 20, Indianapolis 3 Divisional playoffs: NEW ENGLAND 17, Tennessee 14;
AFC Championship: New England 41, PITTSBURGH 27 Indianapolis 38, KANSAS CITY 31
Wild Card playoffs: St. Louis 27, SEATTLE 20; AFC Championship: NEW ENGLAND 24, Indianapolis 14
Minnesota 31, GREEN BAY 17 Wild Card playoffs: CAROLINA 29, Dallas 10;
Divisional playoffs: ATLANTA 47, St. Louis 17; GREEN BAY 33, Seattle 27 (OT)
PHILADELPHIA 27, Minnesota 14 Divisional playoffs: Carolina 29, ST. LOUIS 23 (2OT);
NFC Championship: PHILADELPHIA 27, Atlanta 10 PHILADELPHIA 20, Green Bay 17 (OT)
Super Bowl XXXIX: New England (AFC) 24, Philadelphia (NFC) 21 NFC Championship: Carolina 14, PHILADELPHIA 3
at Alltel Stadium, Jacksonville, Florida Super Bowl XXXVIII: New England (AFC) 32, Carolina (NFC) 29
at Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas
Playoff Seeds
AFC NFC Playoff Seeds
1. Pittsburgh 1. Philadelphia AFC NFC
2. New England 2. Atlanta 1. New England 1. Philadelphia
3. Indianapolis 3. Green Bay 2. Kansas City 2. St. Louis
4. San Diego 4. Seattle 3. Indianapolis 3. Carolina
5. N.Y. Jets 5. St. Louis 4. Baltimore 4. Green Bay
6. Denver 6. Minnesota 5. Tennessee 5. Seattle
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East Division East Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Jets 9 7 0 .563 359 336 Philadelphia# 12 4 0 .750 415 241 New England 11 5 0 .688 371 272 Philadelphia 11 5 0 .688 343 208
New England 9 7 0 .563 381 346 N.Y. Giants* 10 6 0 .625 320 279 Miami* 11 5 0 .688 344 290 Washington 8 8 0 .500 256 303
Miami 9 7 0 .563 378 301 Washington 7 9 0 .438 307 365 N.Y. Jets* 10 6 0 .625 308 295 N.Y. Giants 7 9 0 .438 294 321
Buffalo 8 8 0 .500 379 397 Dallas 5 11 0 .313 217 329 Indianapolis 6 10 0 .375 413 486 Arizona 7 9 0 .438 295 343
North Division North Division Buffalo 3 13 0 .188 265 420 Dallas 5 11 0 .313 246 338
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Central Division Central Division
Pittsburgh 10 5 1 .656 390 345 Green Bay 12 4 0 .750 398 328 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cleveland* 9 7 0 .563 344 320 Minnesota 6 10 0 .375 390 442 Pittsburgh# 13 3 0 .813 352 212 Chicago 13 3 0 .813 338 203
Baltimore 7 9 0 .438 316 354 Chicago 4 12 0 .250 281 379 Baltimore* 10 6 0 .625 303 265 Green Bay* 12 4 0 .750 390 266
Cincinnati 2 14 0 .125 279 456 Detroit 3 13 0 .188 306 451 Cleveland 7 9 0 .438 285 319 Tampa Bay* 9 7 0 .563 324 280
South Division South Division Tennessee 7 9 0 .438 336 388 Minnesota 5 11 0 .313 290 390
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Jacksonville 6 10 0 .375 294 286 Detroit 2 14 0 .125 270 424
Tennessee 11 5 0 .688 367 324 Tampa Bay 12 4 0 .750 346 196 Cincinnati 6 10 0 .375 226 309 Western Division
Indianapolis* 10 6 0 .625 349 313 Atlanta* 9 6 1 .594 402 314 Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Jacksonville 6 10 0 .375 328 315 New Orleans 9 7 0 .563 432 388 W L T Pct. Pts. OP St. Louis# 14 2 0 .875 503 273
Houston 4 12 0 .250 213 356 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 258 302 Oakland 10 6 0 .625 399 327 San Francisco* 12 4 0 .750 409 282
West Division West Division Seattle 9 7 0 .563 301 324 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 333 409
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Denver 8 8 0 .500 340 339 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 291 377
Oakland# 11 5 0 .688 450 304 San Francisco 10 6 0 .625 367 351 Kansas City 6 10 0 .375 320 344 Carolina 1 15 0 .063 253 410
Denver 9 7 0 .563 392 344 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 316 369 San Diego 5 11 0 .313 332 321
San Diego 8 8 0 .500 333 367 Seattle 7 9 0 .438 355 369
Kansas City 8 8 0 .500 467 399 Arizona 5 11 0 .313 262 417 *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
New England finished ahead of Miami based on better division
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference record (6-2 to Dolphins’ 5-3). Baltimore was second Wild Card
New York Jets finished ahead of New England based on better ahead of N.Y. Jets based on better record against common
record in common games (8-4 to Patriots’ 7-5) and Miami based opponents (3-2 to Jets’ 2-2). Cleveland finished ahead of
on better division record (4-2 to Dolphins’ 2-4). New England Tennessee based on better division record (5-5 to Titans’ 3-7).
finished ahead of Miami based on better division record (4-2 to Jacksonville finished ahead of Cincinnati based on head-to-head
Dolphins’ 2-4). Cleveland finished ahead of Denver and New record (2-0). N.Y. Giants finished ahead of Arizona based on
England based on better conference record (7-5 to Broncos’ 5-7 head-to-head record (2-0). Green Bay was first Wild Card ahead
and Patriots’ 6-6). Oakland finished ahead of Tennessee based on of San Francisco based on better conference record (9-3 to
better head-to-head record (1-0). San Diego finished ahead of 49ers’ 8-4). New Orleans finished ahead of Atlanta based on
Kansas City based on better division record (3-3 to Chiefs’ 2-4). better division record (4-4 to Falcons’ 3-5).
Philadelphia finished ahead of Green Bay and Tampa Bay based Wild Card playoffs: OAKLAND 38, N.Y. Jets 24;
on better conference record (11-1 to Packers’ 9-3 and Baltimore 20, MIAMI 3
Buccaneers’ 9-3). Tampa Bay finished ahead of Green Bay based Divisional playoffs: NEW ENGLAND 16, Oakland 13 (OT);
on better head-to-head record (1-0). St. Louis finished ahead of PITTSBURGH 27, Baltimore 10
Seattle based on better division record (4-2 to Seahawks’ 2-4). AFC Championship: New England 24, PITTSBURGH 17
Wild Card playoffs: N.Y. JETS 41, Indianapolis 0; Wild Card playoffs: PHILADELPHIA 31, Tampa Bay 9;
PITTSBURGH 36, Cleveland 33 GREEN BAY 25, San Francisco 15
Divisional playoffs: TENNESSEE 34, Pittsburgh 31 (OT); Divisional playoffs: Philadelphia 33, CHICAGO 19;
OAKLAND 30, N.Y. Jets 10 ST. LOUIS 45, Green Bay 17
AFC Championship: OAKLAND 41, Tennessee 24 NFC Championship: ST. LOUIS 29, Philadelphia 24
Wild Card playoffs: Atlanta 27, GREEN BAY 7; Super Bowl XXXVI: New England (AFC) 20, St. Louis (NFC) 17
SAN FRANCISCO 39, N.Y. Giants 38 at Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana
Divisional playoffs: PHILADELPHIA 20, Atlanta 6;
TAMPA BAY 31, San Francisco 6 Playoff Seeds
NFC Championship: Tampa Bay 27, PHILADELPHIA 10 AFC NFC
Super Bowl XXXVII: Tampa Bay (NFC) 48, Oakland (AFC) 21 1. Pittsburgh 1. St. Louis
at Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, California 2. New England 2. Chicago
3. Oakland 3. Philadelphia
Playoff Seeds 4. Miami 4. Green Bay
AFC NFC 5. Baltimore 5. San Francisco
1. Oakland 1. Philadelphia 6. N.Y. Jets 6. Tampa Bay
2. Tennessee 2. Tampa Bay
3. Pittsburgh 3. Green Bay
4. N.Y. Jets 4. San Francisco
5. Indianapolis 5. N.Y. Giants
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Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 11 5 0 .688 323 226 N.Y. Giants# 12 4 0 .750 328 246 Indianapolis 13 3 0 .813 423 333 Washington 10 6 0 .625 443 377
Indianapolis* 10 6 0 .625 429 326 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 .688 351 245 Buffalo* 11 5 0 .688 320 229 Dallas* 8 8 0 .500 352 276
N.Y. Jets 9 7 0 .563 321 321 Washington 8 8 0 .500 281 269 Miami* 9 7 0 .563 326 336 N.Y. Giants 7 9 0 .438 299 358
Buffalo 8 8 0 .500 315 350 Dallas 5 11 0 .313 294 361 N.Y. Jets 8 8 0 .500 308 309 Arizona 6 10 0 .375 245 382
New England 5 11 0 .313 276 338 Arizona 3 13 0 .188 210 443 New England 8 8 0 .500 299 284 Philadelphia 5 11 0 .313 272 357
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Tennessee# 13 3 0 .813 346 191 Minnesota 11 5 0 .688 397 371 Jacksonville# 14 2 0 .875 396 217 Tampa Bay 11 5 0 .688 270 235
Baltimore* 12 4 0 .750 333 165 Tampa Bay* 10 6 0 .625 388 269 Tennessee* 13 3 0 .813 392 324 Minnesota* 10 6 0 .625 399 335
Pittsburgh 9 7 0 .563 321 255 Green Bay 9 7 0 .563 353 323 Baltimore 8 8 0 .500 324 277 Detroit* 8 8 0 .500 322 323
Jacksonville 7 9 0 .438 367 327 Detroit 9 7 0 .563 307 307 Pittsburgh 6 10 0 .375 317 320 Green Bay 8 8 0 .500 357 341
Cincinnati 4 12 0 .250 185 359 Chicago 5 11 0 .313 216 355 Cincinnati 4 12 0 .250 283 460 Chicago 6 10 0 .375 272 341
Cleveland 3 13 0 .188 161 419 Western Division Cleveland 2 14 0 .125 217 437 Western Division
Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP
W L T Pct. Pts. OP New Orleans 10 6 0 .625 354 305 W L T Pct. Pts. OP St. Louis# 13 3 0 .813 526 242
Oakland 12 4 0 .750 479 299 St. Louis* 10 6 0 .625 540 471 Seattle 9 7 0 .563 338 298 Carolina 8 8 0 .500 421 381
Denver* 11 5 0 .688 485 369 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 310 310 Kansas City 9 7 0 .563 390 322 Atlanta 5 11 0 .313 285 380
Kansas City 7 9 0 .438 355 354 San Francisco 6 10 0 .375 388 422 San Diego 8 8 0 .500 269 316 San Francisco 4 12 0 .250 295 453
Seattle 6 10 0 .375 320 405 Atlanta 4 12 0 .250 252 413 Oakland 8 8 0 .500 390 329 New Orleans 3 13 0 .188 260 434
San Diego 1 15 0 .063 269 440 Denver 6 10 0 .375 314 318

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Green Bay finished ahead of Detroit based on better division record Miami was third Wild Card ahead of Kansas City based on better
(5-3 to Lions’ 3-5). New Orleans finished ahead of St. Louis record against common opponents (6-1 to Chiefs’ 5-3). N.Y. Jets
based on better division record (7-1 to Rams’ 5-3). Tampa Bay finished ahead of New England based on better division record
was second Wild Card based on head-to-head victory over (4-4 to Patriots’ 2-6). Seattle finished ahead of Kansas City based
St. Louis (1-0). on head-to-head sweep (2-0). San Diego finished ahead of
Wild Card playoffs: MIAMI 23, Indianapolis 17 (OT); Oakland based on better division record (5-3 to Raiders’ 3-5).
BALTIMORE 21, Denver 3 Dallas was second Wild Card based on better record against
Divisional playoffs: OAKLAND 27, Miami 0; common opponents (4-2 to Lions’ 3-3) and better conference
Baltimore 24, TENNESSEE 10 record than Carolina (7-5 to Panthers’ 6-6). Detroit was third Wild
AFC Championship: Baltimore 16, OAKLAND 3 Card based on better conference record than Green Bay
Wild Card playoffs: NEW ORLEANS 31, St. Louis 28; (7-5 to Packers’ 6-6) and head-to-head victory over Carolina.
PHILADELPHIA 21, Tampa Bay 3 Wild Card playoffs: TENNESSEE 22, Buffalo 16;
Divisional playoffs: MINNESOTA 34, New Orleans 16; Miami 20, SEATTLE 17
N.Y. GIANTS 20, Philadelphia 10 Divisional playoffs: JACKSONVILLE 62, Miami 7;
NFC Championship: N.Y. GIANTS 41, Minnesota 0 Tennessee 19, INDIANAPOLIS 16
Super Bowl XXXV: Baltimore (AFC) 34, N.Y. Giants (NFC) 7 AFC Championship: Tennessee 33, JACKSONVILLE 14
at Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida Wild Card playoffs: WASHINGTON 27, Detroit 13;
MINNESOTA 27, Dallas 10
Playoff Seeds Divisional playoffs: TAMPA BAY 14, Washington 13;
AFC NFC ST. LOUIS 49, Minnesota 37
1. Tennessee 1. N.Y. Giants NFC Championship: ST. LOUIS 11, Tampa Bay 6
2. Oakland 2. Minnesota Super Bowl XXXIV: St. Louis (NFC) 23, Tennessee (AFC) 16
3. Miami 3. New Orleans at Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia
4. Baltimore 4. Philadelphia
5. Denver 5. Tampa Bay Playoff Seeds
6. Indianapolis 6. St. Louis AFC NFC
1. Jacksonville 1. St. Louis
2. Indianapolis 2. Tampa Bay
3. Seattle 3. Washington
4. Tennessee 4. Minnesota
5. Buffalo 5. Dallas
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Jets 12 4 0 .750 416 266 Dallas 10 6 0 .625 381 275 New England 10 6 0 .625 369 289 N.Y. Giants 10 5 1 .656 307 265
Miami* 10 6 0 .625 321 265 Arizona* 9 7 0 .563 325 378 Miami* 9 7 0 .563 339 327 Washington 8 7 1 .531 327 289
Buffalo* 10 6 0 .625 400 333 N.Y. Giants 8 8 0 .500 287 309 N.Y. Jets 9 7 0 .563 348 287 Philadelphia 6 9 1 .406 317 372
New England* 9 7 0 .563 337 329 Washington 6 10 0 .375 319 421 Buffalo 6 10 0 .375 255 367 Dallas 6 10 0 .375 304 314
Indianapolis 3 13 0 .188 310 444 Philadelphia 3 13 0 .188 161 344 Indianapolis 3 13 0 .188 313 401 Arizona 4 12 0 .250 283 379
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Jacksonville 11 5 0 .688 392 338 Minnesota# 15 1 0 .938 556 296 Pittsburgh 11 5 0 .688 372 307 Green Bay 13 3 0 .813 422 282
Tennessee 8 8 0 .500 330 320 Green Bay* 11 5 0 .688 408 319 Jacksonville* 11 5 0 .688 394 318 Tampa Bay* 10 6 0 .625 299 263
Pittsburgh 7 9 0 .438 263 303 Tampa Bay 8 8 0 .500 314 295 Tennessee 8 8 0 .500 333 310 Detroit* 9 7 0 .563 379 306
Baltimore 6 10 0 .375 269 335 Detroit 5 11 0 .313 306 378 Cincinnati 7 9 0 .438 355 405 Minnesota* 9 7 0 .563 354 359
Cincinnati 3 13 0 .188 268 452 Chicago 4 12 0 .250 276 368 Baltimore 6 9 1 .406 326 345 Chicago 4 12 0 .250 263 421
Western Division Western Division Western Division Western Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Denver# 14 2 0 .875 501 309 Atlanta 14 2 0 .875 442 289 Kansas City# 13 3 0 .813 375 232 San Francisco# 13 3 0 .813 375 265
Oakland 8 8 0 .500 288 356 San Francisco* 12 4 0 .750 479 328 Denver* 12 4 0 .750 472 287 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 265 314
Seattle 8 8 0 .500 372 310 New Orleans 6 10 0 .375 305 359 Seattle 8 8 0 .500 365 362 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 320 361
Kansas City 7 9 0 .438 327 363 Carolina 4 12 0 .250 336 413 Oakland 4 12 0 .250 324 419 New Orleans 6 10 0 .375 237 327
San Diego 5 11 0 .313 241 342 St. Louis 4 12 0 .250 285 378 San Diego 4 12 0 .250 266 425 St. Louis 5 11 0 .313 299 359

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Miami finished ahead of Buffalo based on better net division points Miami finished ahead of N.Y. Jets based on head-to-head sweep
(6 to Bills’ 0). Oakland finished ahead of Seattle based on head- (2-0). Pittsburgh finished ahead of Jacksonville based on better
to-head sweep (2-0). Carolina finished ahead of St. Louis based net division points (78 to Jaguars’ 23). Oakland finished ahead of
on head-to-head sweep (2-0). San Diego based on better division record (2-6 to Chargers’ 1-7).
Wild Card playoffs: MIAMI 24, Buffalo 17; San Francisco was top playoff seed based on better conference
JACKSONVILLE 25, New England 10 record than Green Bay (11-1 to Packers’ 10-2). Detroit finished
Divisional playoffs: DENVER 38, Miami 3; ahead of Minnesota based on head-to-head sweep (2-0).
N.Y. JETS 34, Jacksonville 24 Carolina finished ahead of Atlanta based on head-to-head sweep
AFC Championship: DENVER 23, N.Y. Jets 10 (2-0).
Wild Card playoffs: Arizona 20, DALLAS 7; Wild Card playoffs: DENVER 42, Jacksonville 17;
SAN FRANCISCO 30, Green Bay 27 NEW ENGLAND 17, Miami 3
Divisional playoffs: ATLANTA 20, San Francisco 18; Divisional playoffs: PITTSBURGH 7, New England 6;
MINNESOTA 41, Arizona 21 Denver 14, KANSAS CITY 10
NFC Championship: Atlanta 30, MINNESOTA 27 (OT) AFC Championship: Denver 24, PITTSBURGH 21
Super Bowl XXXIII: Denver (AFC) 34, Atlanta (NFC) 19 Wild Card playoffs: Minnesota 23, N.Y. GIANTS 22;
at Pro Player Stadium, Miami, Florida TAMPA BAY 20, Detroit 10
Divisional playoffs: SAN FRANCISCO 38, Minnesota 22;
Playoff Seeds GREEN BAY 21, Tampa Bay 7
AFC NFC NFC Championship: Green Bay 23, SAN FRANCISCO 10
1. Denver 1. Minnesota Super Bowl XXXII: Denver (AFC) 31, Green Bay (NFC) 24
2. N.Y. Jets 2. Atlanta at Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, California
3. Jacksonville 3. Dallas
4. Miami 4. San Francisco Playoff Seeds
5. Buffalo 5. Green Bay AFC NFC
6. New England 6. Arizona 1. Kansas City 1. San Francisco
2. Pittsburgh 2. Green Bay
3. New England 3. N.Y. Giants
4. Denver 4. Tampa Bay
5. Jacksonville 5. Detroit
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 11 5 0 .688 418 313 Dallas 10 6 0 .625 286 250 Buffalo 10 6 0 .625 350 335 Dallas# 12 4 0 .750 435 291
Buffalo* 10 6 0 .625 319 266 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 .625 363 341 Indianapolis* 9 7 0 .563 331 316 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 .625 318 338
Indianapolis* 9 7 0 .563 317 334 Washington 9 7 0 .563 364 312 Miami* 9 7 0 .563 398 332 Washington 6 10 0 .375 326 359
Miami 8 8 0 .500 339 325 Arizona 7 9 0 .438 300 397 New England 6 10 0 .375 294 377 N.Y. Giants 5 11 0 .313 290 340
N.Y. Jets 1 15 0 .063 279 454 N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 242 297 N.Y. Jets 3 13 0 .188 233 384 Arizona 4 12 0 .250 275 422
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 10 6 0 .625 344 257 Green Bay# 13 3 0 .813 456 210 Pittsburgh 11 5 0 .688 407 327 Green Bay 11 5 0 .688 404 314
Jacksonville* 9 7 0 .563 325 335 Minnesota* 9 7 0 .563 298 315 Cincinnati 7 9 0 .438 349 374 Detroit* 10 6 0 .625 436 336
Cincinnati 8 8 0 .500 372 369 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 283 305 Houston 7 9 0 .438 348 324 Chicago 9 7 0 .563 392 360
Houston 8 8 0 .500 345 319 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 221 293 Cleveland 5 11 0 .313 289 356 Minnesota 8 8 0 .500 412 385
Baltimore 4 12 0 .250 371 441 Detroit 5 11 0 .313 302 368 Jacksonville 4 12 0 .250 275 404 Tampa Bay 7 9 0 .438 238 335
Western Division Western Division Western Division Western Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Denver# 13 3 0 .813 391 275 Carolina 12 4 0 .750 367 218 Kansas City# 13 3 0 .813 358 241 San Francisco 11 5 0 .688 457 258
Kansas City 9 7 0 .563 297 300 San Francisco* 12 4 0 .750 398 257 San Diego* 9 7 0 .563 321 323 Atlanta* 9 7 0 .563 362 349
San Diego 8 8 0 .500 310 376 St. Louis 6 10 0 .375 303 409 Seattle 8 8 0 .500 363 366 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 309 418
Oakland 7 9 0 .438 340 293 Atlanta 3 13 0 .188 309 461 Denver 8 8 0 .500 388 345 Carolina 7 9 0 .438 289 325
Seattle 7 9 0 .438 317 376 New Orleans 3 13 0 .188 229 339 Oakland 8 8 0 .500 348 332 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 319 348

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Jacksonville was second Wild Card ahead of Indianapolis and Indianapolis finished ahead of Miami based on head-to-head sweep
Kansas City based on better conference record (7-5 to Colts’ 6-6 (2-0). San Diego was first Wild Card based on head-to-head
and Chiefs’ 5-7). Indianapolis was third Wild Card based on victory over Indianapolis (1-0). Cincinnati finished ahead of
head-to-head victory over Kansas City (1-0). Cincinnati finished Houston based on better division record (4-4 to Oilers’ 3-5).
ahead of Houston based on better net division points (19 to Seattle finished ahead of Denver and Oakland based on best
Oilers’ 11). Oakland finished ahead of Seattle based on better head-to-head record (3-1 to Broncos’ 2-2 and Raiders’ 1-3).
division record (3-5 to Seahawks’ 2-6). Dallas finished ahead of Denver finished ahead of Oakland based on head-to-head sweep
Philadelphia based on better record against common opponents (2-0). Philadelphia was first Wild Card ahead of Detroit based on
(7-4 to Eagles’ 6-5). Minnesota was third Wild Card based on better conference record (9-3 to Lions’ 7-5). San Francisco was
better conference record than Washington (8-4 to Redskins’ second playoff seed ahead of Green Bay based on better
6-6). Carolina finished ahead of San Francisco based on head-to- conference record (8-4 to Packers’ 7-5). Atlanta was third Wild
head sweep (2-0). Atlanta finished ahead of New Orleans based Card ahead of Chicago based on better record against common
on head-to-head sweep (2-0). opponents (4-2 to Bears’ 3-3). St. Louis finished ahead of
Wild Card playoffs: Jacksonville 30, BUFFALO 27; Carolina and New Orleans based on best head-to-head record
PITTSBURGH 42, Indianapolis 14 (3-1 to Panthers’ 1-3 and Saints’ 2-2). Carolina finished ahead of
Divisional playoffs: Jacksonville 30, DENVER 27; New Orleans based on better conference record (4-8 to 3-9).
NEW ENGLAND 28, Pittsburgh 3 Wild Card playoffs: BUFFALO 37, Miami 22;
AFC Championship: NEW ENGLAND 20, Jacksonville 6 Indianapolis 35, SAN DIEGO 20
Wild Card playoffs: DALLAS 40, Minnesota 15; Divisional playoffs: PITTSBURGH 40, Buffalo 21;
SAN FRANCISCO 14, Philadelphia 0 Indianapolis 10, KANSAS CITY 7
Divisional playoffs: GREEN BAY 35, San Francisco 14; AFC Championship: PITTSBURGH 20, Indianapolis 16
CAROLINA 26, Dallas 17 Wild Card playoffs: PHILADELPHIA 58, Detroit 37;
NFC Championship: GREEN BAY 30, Carolina 13 GREEN BAY 37, Atlanta 20
Super Bowl XXXI: Green Bay (NFC) 35, New England (AFC) 21 Divisional playoffs: Green Bay 27, SAN FRANCISCO 17;
at Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana DALLAS 30, Philadelphia 11
NFC Championship: DALLAS 38, Green Bay 27
Playoff Seeds Super Bowl XXX: Dallas (NFC) 27, Pittsburgh (AFC) 17
AFC NFC at Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, Arizona
1. Denver 1. Green Bay
2. New England 2. Carolina Playoff Seeds
3. Pittsburgh 3. Dallas AFC NFC
4. Buffalo 4. San Francisco 1. Kansas City 1. Dallas
5. Jacksonville 5. Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 2. San Francisco
6. Indianapolis 6. Minnesota 3. Buffalo 3. Green Bay
4. San Diego 4. Philadelphia
5. Indianapolis 5. Detroit
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1994 1993
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 10 6 0 .625 389 327 Dallas 12 4 0 .750 414 248 Buffalo# 12 4 0 .750 329 242 Dallas# 12 4 0 .750 376 229
New England* 10 6 0 .625 351 312 N.Y. Giants 9 7 0 .563 279 305 Miami 9 7 0 .563 349 351 N.Y. Giants* 11 5 0 .688 288 205
Indianapolis 8 8 0 .500 307 320 Arizona 8 8 0 .500 235 267 N.Y. Jets 8 8 0 .500 270 247 Philadelphia 8 8 0 .500 293 315
Buffalo 7 9 0 .438 340 356 Philadelphia 7 9 0 .438 308 308 New England 5 11 0 .313 238 286 Phoenix 7 9 0 .438 326 269
N.Y. Jets 6 10 0 .375 264 320 Washington 3 13 0 .188 320 412 Indianapolis 4 12 0 .250 189 378 Washington 4 12 0 .250 230 345
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh# 12 4 0 .750 316 234 Minnesota 10 6 0 .625 356 314 Houston 12 4 0 .750 368 238 Detroit 10 6 0 .625 298 292
Cleveland* 11 5 0 .688 340 204 Green Bay* 9 7 0 .563 382 287 Pittsburgh* 9 7 0 .563 308 281 Minnesota* 9 7 0 .563 277 290
Cincinnati 3 13 0 .188 276 406 Detroit* 9 7 0 .563 357 342 Cleveland 7 9 0 .438 304 307 Green Bay* 9 7 0 .563 340 282
Houston 2 14 0 .125 226 352 Chicago* 9 7 0 .563 271 307 Cincinnati 3 13 0 .188 187 319 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 234 230
Western Division Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 251 351 Western Division Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 237 376
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
San Diego 11 5 0 .688 381 306 W L T Pct. Pts. OP Kansas City 11 5 0 .688 328 291 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City* 9 7 0 .563 319 298 San Francisco# 13 3 0 .813 505 296 L.A. Raiders* 10 6 0 .625 306 326 San Francisco 10 6 0 .625 473 295
L.A. Raiders 9 7 0 .563 303 327 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 348 407 Denver* 9 7 0 .563 373 284 New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 317 343
Denver 7 9 0 .438 347 396 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 317 385 San Diego 8 8 0 .500 322 290 Atlanta 6 10 0 .375 316 385
Seattle 6 10 0 .375 287 323 L.A. Rams 4 12 0 .250 286 365 Seattle 6 10 0 .375 280 314 L.A. Rams 5 11 0 .313 221 367

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Miami finished ahead of New England based on head-to-head sweep Buffalo was top playoff seed based on head-to-head victory over
(2-0). Kansas City finished ahead of L.A. Raiders based on head- Houston (1-0). Denver was second Wild Card ahead of Pittsburgh
to-head sweep (2-0). Green Bay was first Wild Card based on and Miami based on better conference record (8-4 to Steelers’
best head-to-head record (3-1) vs. Detroit (2-2) and 7-5 to Dolphins’ 6-6). Pittsburgh was third Wild Card ahead of
Chicago (1-3) and better conference record (8-4) than Miami based on head-to-head victory. San Francisco was second
N.Y. Giants (6-6). Detroit was second Wild Card based on better playoff seed based on head-to-head victory over Detroit (1-0).
division record (4-4) than Chicago (3-5) and head-to-head victory Minnesota finished ahead of Green Bay based on head-to-head
over N.Y. Giants (1-0). Chicago was third Wild Card based on sweep (2-0).
better record against common opponents (4-4) than N.Y. Giants Wild Card playoffs: KANSAS CITY 27, Pittsburgh 24 (OT);
(3-5). New Orleans finished ahead of Atlanta based on head-to- L.A. RAIDERS 42, Denver 24
head sweep (2-0). Divisional playoffs: BUFFALO 29, L.A. Raiders 23;
Wild Card playoffs: MIAMI 27, Kansas City 17; Kansas City 28, HOUSTON 20
CLEVELAND 20, New England 13 AFC Championship: BUFFALO 30, Kansas City 13
Divisional playoffs: PITTSBURGH 29, Cleveland 9; Wild Card playoffs: Green Bay 28, DETROIT 24;
SAN DIEGO 22, Miami 21 N.Y. GIANTS 17, Minnesota 10
AFC Championship: San Diego 17, PITTSBURGH 13 Divisional playoffs: SAN FRANCISCO 44, N.Y. Giants 3;
Wild Card playoffs: GREEN BAY 16, Detroit 12; DALLAS 27, Green Bay 17
Chicago 35, MINNESOTA 18 NFC Championship: DALLAS 38, San Francisco 21
Divisional playoffs: SAN FRANCISCO 44, Chicago 15; Super Bowl XXVIII: Dallas (NFC) 30, Buffalo (AFC) 13
DALLAS 35, Green Bay 9 at Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia
NFC Championship: SAN FRANCISCO 38, Dallas 28
Super Bowl XXIX: San Francisco (NFC) 49, San Diego (AFC) 26 Playoff Seeds
at Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami, Florida AFC NFC
1. Buffalo 1. Dallas
Playoff Seeds 2. Houston 2. San Francisco
AFC NFC 3. Kansas City 3. Detroit
1. Pittsburgh 1. San Francisco 4. L.A. Raiders 4. N.Y. Giants
2. San Diego 2. Dallas 5. Denver 5. Minnesota
3. Miami 3. Minnesota 6. Pittsburgh 6. Green Bay
4. Cleveland 4. Green Bay
5. New England 5. Detroit
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1992 1991
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 11 5 0 .688 340 281 Dallas 13 3 0 .813 409 243 Buffalo# 13 3 0 .813 458 318 Washington# 14 2 0 .875 485 224
Buffalo* 11 5 0 .688 381 283 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 .688 354 245 N.Y. Jets* 8 8 0 .500 314 293 Dallas* 11 5 0 .688 342 310
Indianapolis 9 7 0 .563 216 302 Washington* 9 7 0 .563 300 255 Miami 8 8 0 .500 343 349 Philadelphia 10 6 0 .625 285 244
N.Y. Jets 4 12 0 .250 220 315 N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 306 367 New England 6 10 0 .375 211 305 N.Y. Giants 8 8 0 .500 281 297
New England 2 14 0 .125 205 363 Phoenix 4 12 0 .250 243 332 Indianapolis 1 15 0 .063 143 381 Phoenix 4 12 0 .250 196 344
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh# 11 5 0 .688 299 225 Minnesota 11 5 0 .688 374 249 Houston 11 5 0 .688 386 251 Detroit 12 4 0 .750 339 295
Houston* 10 6 0 .625 352 258 Green Bay 9 7 0 .563 276 296 Pittsburgh 7 9 0 .438 292 344 Chicago* 11 5 0 .688 299 269
Cleveland 7 9 0 .438 272 275 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 267 365 Cleveland 6 10 0 .375 293 298 Minnesota 8 8 0 .500 301 306
Cincinnati 5 11 0 .313 274 364 Chicago 5 11 0 .313 295 361 Cincinnati 3 13 0 .188 263 435 Green Bay 4 12 0 .250 273 313
Western Division Detroit 5 11 0 .313 273 332 Western Division Tampa Bay 3 13 0 .188 199 365
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
San Diego 11 5 0 .688 335 241 W L T Pct. Pts. OP Denver 12 4 0 .750 304 235 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City* 10 6 0 .625 348 282 San Francisco# 14 2 0 .875 431 236 Kansas City* 10 6 0 .625 322 252 New Orleans 11 5 0 .688 341 211
Denver 8 8 0 .500 262 329 New Orleans* 12 4 0 .750 330 202 L.A. Raiders* 9 7 0 .563 298 297 Atlanta* 10 6 0 .625 361 338
L.A. Raiders 7 9 0 .438 249 281 Atlanta 6 10 0 .375 327 414 Seattle 7 9 0 .438 276 261 San Francisco 10 6 0 .625 393 239
Seattle 2 14 0 .125 140 312 L.A. Rams 6 10 0 .375 313 383 San Diego 4 12 0 .250 274 342 L.A. Rams 3 13 0 .188 234 390

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Pittsburgh was top playoff seed, and Miami was second playoff seed N.Y. Jets finished ahead of Miami based on head-to-head sweep
ahead of San Diego, based on conference record (10-2 to Dol- (2-0). Chicago was first Wild Card based on better conference
phins’ 9-3 to Chargers’ 9-5). Miami finished ahead of Buffalo record than Dallas (9-3 to Cowboys’ 8-4). Atlanta finished ahead
based on better conference record (9-3 to Bills’ 7-5). Houston of San Francisco based on head-to-head sweep (2-0), and was
was second Wild Card based on head-to-head victory over third Wild Card ahead of Philadelphia based on better conference
Kansas City (1-0). Washington was third Wild Card based on record (7-5 to Eagles’ 6-6).
better conference record than Green Bay (7-5 to Packers’ 6-6). Wild Card playoffs: KANSAS CITY 10, L.A. Raiders 6;
Tampa Bay finished ahead of Chicago and Chicago finished ahead HOUSTON 17, N.Y. Jets 10
of Detroit based on better conference record (5-9 to Bears’ 4-8 Divisional playoffs: DENVER 26, Houston 24;
and Lions’ 3-9). Atlanta finished ahead of L.A. Rams based on BUFFALO 37, Kansas City 14
better record against common opponents (5-7 to Rams’ 4-8). AFC Championship: BUFFALO 10, Denver 7
Wild Card playoffs: SAN DIEGO 17, Kansas City 0; Wild Card playoffs: Atlanta 27, NEW ORLEANS 20;
BUFFALO 41, Houston 38 (OT) Dallas 17, CHICAGO 13
Divisional playoffs: Buffalo 24, PITTSBURGH 3; Divisional playoffs: WASHINGTON 24, Atlanta 7;
MIAMI 31, San Diego 0 DETROIT 38, Dallas 6
AFC Championship: Buffalo 29, MIAMI 10 NFC Championship: WASHINGTON 41, Detroit 10
Wild Card playoffs: Washington 24, MINNESOTA 7; Super Bowl XXVI: Washington (NFC) 37, Buffalo (AFC) 24
Philadelphia 36, NEW ORLEANS 20 at Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Divisional playoffs: SAN FRANCISCO 20, Washington 13;
DALLAS 34, Philadelphia 10 Playoff Seeds
NFC Championship: Dallas 30, SAN FRANCISCO 20 AFC NFC
Super Bowl XXVII: Dallas (NFC) 52, Buffalo (AFC) 17 1. Buffalo 1. Washington
at Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California 2. Denver 2. Detroit
3. Houston 3. New Orleans
Playoff Seeds 4. Kansas City 4. Chicago
AFC NFC 5. L.A. Raiders 5. Dallas
1. Pittsburgh 1. San Francisco 6. N.Y. Jets 6. Atlanta
2. Miami 2. Dallas
3. San Diego 3. Minnesota
4. Buffalo 4. New Orleans
5. Houston 5. Philadelphia
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Buffalo# 13 3 0 .813 428 263 N.Y. Giants 13 3 0 .813 335 211 Buffalo 9 7 0 .563 409 317 N.Y. Giants 12 4 0 .750 348 252
Miami* 12 4 0 .750 336 242 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 .625 396 299 Indianapolis 8 8 0 .500 298 301 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 .688 342 274
Indianapolis 7 9 0 .438 281 353 Washington* 10 6 0 .625 381 301 Miami 8 8 0 .500 331 379 Washington 10 6 0 .625 386 308
N.Y. Jets 6 10 0 .375 295 345 Dallas 7 9 0 .438 244 308 New England 5 11 0 .313 297 391 Phoenix 5 11 0 .313 258 377
New England 1 15 0 .063 181 446 Phoenix 5 11 0 .313 268 396 N.Y. Jets 4 12 0 .250 253 411 Dallas 1 15 0 .063 204 393
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cincinnati 9 7 0 .563 360 352 Chicago 11 5 0 .688 348 280 Cleveland 9 6 1 .594 334 254 Minnesota 10 6 0 .625 351 275
Houston* 9 7 0 .563 405 307 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 264 367 Houston* 9 7 0 .563 365 412 Green Bay 10 6 0 .625 362 356
Pittsburgh 9 7 0 .563 292 240 Detroit 6 10 0 .375 373 413 Pittsburgh* 9 7 0 .563 265 326 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 312 364
Cleveland 3 13 0 .188 228 462 Green Bay 6 10 0 .375 271 347 Cincinnati 8 8 0 .500 404 285 Chicago 6 10 0 .375 358 377
Western Division Minnesota 6 10 0 .375 351 326 Western Division Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 320 419
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
L.A. Raiders 12 4 0 .750 337 268 W L T Pct. Pts. OP Denver# 11 5 0 .688 362 226 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City* 11 5 0 .688 369 257 San Francisco# 14 2 0 .875 353 239 Kansas City 8 7 1 .531 318 286 San Francisco# 14 2 0 .875 442 253
Seattle 9 7 0 .563 306 286 New Orleans* 8 8 0 .500 274 275 L.A. Raiders 8 8 0 .500 315 297 L.A. Rams* 11 5 0 .688 426 344
San Diego 6 10 0 .375 315 281 L.A. Rams 5 11 0 .313 345 412 Seattle 7 9 0 .438 241 327 New Orleans 9 7 0 .563 386 301
Denver 5 11 0 .313 331 374 Atlanta 5 11 0 .313 348 365 San Diego 6 10 0 .375 266 290 Atlanta 3 13 0 .188 279 437

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Cincinnati finished ahead of Houston and Pittsburgh based on best
head-to-head record (3-1 to Oilers’ 2-2 to Steelers’ 1-3). Hous-
ton was Wild Card based on better conference record (8-4) than
Seattle (7-5) and Pittsburgh (6-6). Philadelphia finished ahead of
Washington based on better division record (5-3 to Redskins’
4-4). Tampa Bay was second in NFC Central based on best head-
to-head record (5-1) against Detroit (2-4), Green Bay (3-3), and
Minnesota (2-4). Detroit finished third based on best net division
points (minus 8) against Green Bay (minus 40). Green Bay fin-
ished ahead of Minnesota based on better conference record
(5-7 to Vikings’ 4-8). The L.A. Rams finished ahead of Atlanta
based on net points in division (plus 1 to Falcons’ minus 31).
Wild Card playoffs: MIAMI 17, Kansas City 16;
CINCINNATI 41, Houston 14
Divisional playoffs: BUFFALO 44, Miami 34;
L.A. RAIDERS 20, Cincinnati 10
AFC Championship: BUFFALO 51, L.A. Raiders 3
Wild Card playoffs: Washington 20, PHILADELPHIA 6;
CHICAGO 16, New Orleans 6
Divisional playoffs: SAN FRANCISCO 28, Washington 10;
N.Y. GIANTS 31, Chicago 3
NFC Championship: N.Y. Giants 15, SAN FRANCISCO 13
Super Bowl XXV: N.Y. Giants (NFC) 20, Buffalo (AFC) 19
at Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Indianapolis finished ahead of Miami based on better conference
record (7-5 vs. Dolphins’ 6-8). Houston finished ahead of
Pittsburgh based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). The L.A. Rams
did not play San Francisco in the divisional playoffs because,
from 1970-1989, two teams from the same division could not
meet prior to the conference championship game. Philadelphia
was first Wild Card ahead of L.A. Rams based on better record
against common opponents (7-3 to Rams’ 5-4). Minnesota
finished ahead of Green Bay based on better division record
(6-2 vs. Packers’ 5-3).
Wild Card playoff: Pittsburgh 26, HOUSTON 23 (OT)
Divisional playoffs: CLEVELAND 34, Buffalo 30;
DENVER 24, Pittsburgh 23
AFC Championship: DENVER 37, Cleveland 21
Wild Card playoff: L.A. Rams 21, PHILADELPHIA 7
Divisional playoffs: L.A. Rams 19, N.Y. GIANTS 13 (OT);
SAN FRANCISCO 41, Minnesota 13
NFC Championship: SAN FRANCISCO 30, L.A. Rams 3
Super Bowl XXIV: San Francisco (NFC) 55, Denver (AFC) 10
at Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana

Playoff Seeds
AFC NFC
1. Buffalo 1. San Francisco
2. L.A. Raiders 2. N.Y. Giants
3. Cincinnati 3. Chicago
4. Miami 4. Philadelphia
5. Kansas City 5. Washington
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1988 1987
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Buffalo 12 4 0 .750 329 237 Philadelphia 10 6 0 .625 379 319 Indianapolis 9 6 0 .600 300 238 Washington 11 4 0 .733 379 285
Indianapolis 9 7 0 .563 354 315 N.Y. Giants 10 6 0 .625 359 304 New England 8 7 0 .533 320 293 Dallas 7 8 0 .467 340 348
New England 9 7 0 .563 250 284 Washington 7 9 0 .438 345 387 Miami 8 7 0 .533 362 335 St. Louis 7 8 0 .467 362 368
N.Y. Jets 8 7 1 .531 372 354 Phoenix 7 9 0 .438 344 398 Buffalo 7 8 0 .467 270 305 Philadelphia 7 8 0 .467 337 380
Miami 6 10 0 .375 319 380 Dallas 3 13 0 .188 265 381 N.Y. Jets 6 9 0 .400 334 360 N.Y. Giants 6 9 0 .400 280 312
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cincinnati# 12 4 0 .750 448 329 Chicago# 12 4 0 .750 312 215 Cleveland 10 5 0 .667 390 239 Chicago 11 4 0 .733 356 282
Cleveland* 10 6 0 .625 304 288 Minnesota* 11 5 0 .688 406 233 Houston* 9 6 0 .600 345 349 Minnesota* 8 7 0 .533 336 335
Houston* 10 6 0 .625 424 365 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 261 350 Pittsburgh 8 7 0 .533 285 299 Green Bay 5 9 1 .367 255 300
Pittsburgh 5 11 0 .313 336 421 Detroit 4 12 0 .250 220 313 Cincinnati 4 11 0 .267 285 370 Tampa Bay 4 11 0 .267 286 360
Western Division Green Bay 4 12 0 .250 240 315 Western Division Detroit 4 11 0 .267 269 384
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
Seattle 9 7 0 .563 339 329 W L T Pct. Pts. OP Denver# 10 4 1 .700 379 288 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Denver 8 8 0 .500 327 352 San Francisco 10 6 0 .625 369 294 Seattle* 9 6 0 .600 371 314 San Francisco# 13 2 0 .867 459 253
L.A. Raiders 7 9 0 .438 325 369 L.A. Rams* 10 6 0 .625 407 293 San Diego 8 7 0 .533 253 317 New Orleans* 12 3 0 .800 422 283
San Diego 6 10 0 .375 231 332 New Orleans 10 6 0 .625 312 283 L.A. Raiders 5 10 0 .333 301 289 L.A. Rams 6 9 0 .400 317 361
Kansas City 4 11 1 .281 254 320 Atlanta 5 11 0 .313 244 315 Kansas City 4 11 0 .267 273 388 Atlanta 3 12 0 .200 205 436

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Cincinnati was top playoff seed ahead of Buffalo based on head-to-
head victory (1-0). Indianapolis finished ahead of New England
based on better record against common opponents (7-5 to
Patriots’ 6-6). Cleveland finished ahead of Houston based on
better division record (4-2 to Oilers’ 3-3). Houston did not play
Cincinnati, and Minnesota did not play Chicago in the divisional
playoffs because, from 1970-1989, two teams from the same
division could not meet prior to the conference championship
game. Philadelphia finished first in NFC East based on head-to-
head sweep of N.Y. Giants (2-0). Washington finished third in NFC
East based on better division record (4-4) than Phoenix
(3-5). Detroit finished fourth in NFC Central based on head-to-
head sweep of Green Bay (2-0). San Francisco finished first in
NFC West based on better head-to-head record (3-1) against L.A.
Rams (2-2) and New Orleans (1-3). San Francisco finished with
second playoff seed ahead of Philadelphia based on better record
against common opponents (5-3 to Eagles’ 5-4). L.A. Rams
finished second in NFC West based on better division record
(4-2) than New Orleans (3-3) and earned Wild-Card position
based on better conference record (8-4) than N.Y. Giants (9-5)
and New Orleans (6-6).
Wild Card playoff: Houston 24, CLEVELAND 23
Divisional playoffs: CINCINNATI 21, Seattle 13;
BUFFALO 17, Houston 10
AFC Championship: CINCINNATI 21, Buffalo 10
Wild Card playoff: MINNESOTA 28, L.A. Rams 17
Divisional playoffs: CHICAGO 20, Philadelphia 12;
SAN FRANCISCO 34, Minnesota 9
NFC Championship: San Francisco 28, CHICAGO 3
Super Bowl XXIII: San Francisco (NFC) 20, Cincinnati (AFC) 16
at Joe Robbie Stadium, Miami, Florida
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
New England finished ahead of Miami based on head-to-head sweep
(2-0). Houston was first Wild Card ahead of Seattle based on bet-
ter conference record (7-4 to Seahawks’ 5-6). Chicago was sec-
ond playoff seed ahead of Washington based on better
conference record (9-2 to Redskins’ 9-3). Dallas finished ahead
of St. Louis and Philadelphia based on better division record (4-4
to Cardinals’ 3-5 and Eagles’ 3-5). St. Louis finished ahead of
Philadelphia based on better conference record (7-7 to Eagles’
4-7). Tampa Bay finished ahead of Detroit based on better
division record (3-4 to Lions’ 2-5).
Wild Card playoff: HOUSTON 23, Seattle 20 (OT)
Divisional playoffs: CLEVELAND 38, Indianapolis 21;
DENVER 34, Houston 10
AFC Championship: DENVER 38, Cleveland 33
Wild Card playoff: Minnesota 44, NEW ORLEANS 10
Divisional playoffs: Minnesota 36, SAN FRANCISCO 24;
Washington 21, CHICAGO 17
NFC Championship: WASHINGTON 17, Minnesota 10
Super Bowl XXII: Washington (NFC) 42, Denver (AFC) 10
at San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium, San Diego, California
Note: 1987 regular season was reduced from 16 to 15 games for
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 11 5 0 .688 412 307 N.Y. Giants# 14 2 0 .875 371 236 Miami 12 4 0 .750 428 320 Dallas 10 6 0 .625 357 333
N.Y. Jets* 10 6 0 .625 364 386 Washington* 12 4 0 .750 368 296 N.Y. Jets* 11 5 0 .688 393 264 N.Y. Giants* 10 6 0 .625 399 283
Miami 8 8 0 .500 430 405 Dallas 7 9 0 .438 346 337 New England* 11 5 0 .688 362 290 Washington 10 6 0 .625 297 312
Buffalo 4 12 0 .250 287 348 Philadelphia 5 10 1 .344 256 312 Indianapolis 5 11 0 .313 320 386 Philadelphia 7 9 0 .438 286 310
Indianapolis 3 13 0 .188 229 400 St. Louis 4 11 1 .281 218 351 Buffalo 2 14 0 .125 200 381 St. Louis 5 11 0 .313 278 414
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cleveland# 12 4 0 .750 391 310 Chicago 14 2 0 .875 352 187 Cleveland 8 8 0 .500 287 294 Chicago# 15 1 0 .938 456 198
Cincinnati 10 6 0 .625 409 394 Minnesota 9 7 0 .563 398 273 Cincinnati 7 9 0 .438 441 437 Green Bay 8 8 0 .500 337 355
Pittsburgh 6 10 0 .375 307 336 Detroit 5 11 0 .313 277 326 Pittsburgh 7 9 0 .438 379 355 Minnesota 7 9 0 .438 346 359
Houston 5 11 0 .313 274 329 Green Bay 4 12 0 .250 254 418 Houston 5 11 0 .313 284 412 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 307 366
Western Division Tampa Bay 2 14 0 .125 239 473 Western Division Tampa Bay 2 14 0 .125 294 448
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
Denver 11 5 0 .688 378 327 W L T Pct. Pts. OP L.A. Raiders# 12 4 0 .750 354 308 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Kansas City* 10 6 0 .625 358 326 San Francisco 10 5 1 .656 374 247 Denver 11 5 0 .688 380 329 L.A. Rams 11 5 0 .688 340 277
Seattle 10 6 0 .625 366 293 L.A. Rams* 10 6 0 .625 309 267 Seattle 8 8 0 .500 349 303 San Francisco* 10 6 0 .625 411 263
L.A. Raiders 8 8 0 .500 323 346 Atlanta 7 8 1 .469 280 280 San Diego 8 8 0 .500 467 435 New Orleans 5 11 0 .313 294 401
San Diego 4 12 0 .250 335 396 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 288 287 Kansas City 6 10 0 .375 317 360 Atlanta 4 12 0 .250 282 452

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Denver was second playoff seed ahead of New England based on
head-to-head victory (1-0). N.Y. Jets were first Wild Card based
on better conference record (8-4) than Kansas City (9-5), Seattle
(7-5), and Cincinnati (7-5). Kansas City was second Wild Card
based on better conference record (9-5) than Seattle (7-5) and
Cincinnati (7-5). N.Y. Giants were top playoff seed based on
better conference record than Chicago (11-1 to Bears’ 10-2).
Washington did not play the N.Y. Giants in the divisional playoffs
because, from 1970-1989, two teams from the same division
could not meet prior to the conference championship game.
Wild Card playoff: N.Y. JETS 35, Kansas City 15
Divisional playoffs: CLEVELAND 23, N.Y. Jets 20 (OT);
DENVER 22, New England 17
AFC Championship: Denver 23, CLEVELAND 20 (OT)
Wild Card playoff: WASHINGTON 19, L.A. Rams 7
Divisional playoffs: Washington 27, CHICAGO 13
N.Y. GIANTS 49, San Francisco 3
NFC Championship: N.Y. GIANTS 17, Washington 0
Super Bowl XXI: N.Y. Giants (NFC) 39, Denver (AFC) 20
at Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
L.A. Raiders were top playoff seed ahead of Miami based on better
record against common opponents (5-1 to 4-2). N.Y. Jets were
first Wild Card based on better conference record (9-3) than New
England (8-4) and Denver (8-4). New England was second Wild
Card ahead of Denver based on better record against common
opponents (4-2 to Broncos’ 3-3). Cincinnati finished ahead of
Pittsburgh based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Seattle finished
ahead of San Diego based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Dallas
finished ahead of N.Y. Giants and Washington based on better
head-to-head record (4-0 to Giants’ 1-3 and Redskins’ 1-3). N.Y.
Giants were first Wild Card based on better conference record
(8-4) than San Francisco (7-5) and Washington (6-6). San Fran-
cisco was second Wild Card based on head-to-head victory over
Washington (1-0). Minnesota finished ahead of Detroit based on
better division record (3-5 to Lions’ 2-6).
Wild Card playoff: New England 26, N.Y. JETS 14
Divisional playoffs: MIAMI 24, Cleveland 21;
New England 27, L.A. RAIDERS 20
AFC Championship: New England 31, MIAMI 14
Wild Card playoff: N.Y. GIANTS 17, San Francisco 3
Divisional playoffs: L.A. RAMS 20, Dallas 0;
CHICAGO 21, N.Y. Giants 0
NFC Championship: CHICAGO 24, L.A. Rams 0
Super Bowl XX: Chicago (NFC) 46, New England (AFC) 10
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami# 14 2 0 .875 513 298 Washington 11 5 0 .688 426 310 Miami 12 4 0 .750 389 250 Washington# 14 2 0 .875 541 332
New England 9 7 0 .563 362 352 N.Y. Giants* 9 7 0 .563 299 301 New England 8 8 0 .500 274 289 Dallas* 12 4 0 .750 479 360
N.Y. Jets 7 9 0 .438 332 364 St. Louis 9 7 0 .563 423 345 Buffalo 8 8 0 .500 283 351 St. Louis 8 7 1 .531 374 428
Indianapolis 4 12 0 .250 239 414 Dallas 9 7 0 .563 308 308 Baltimore 7 9 0 .438 264 354 Philadelphia 5 11 0 .313 233 322
Buffalo 2 14 0 .125 250 454 Philadelphia 6 9 1 .406 278 320 N.Y. Jets 7 9 0 .438 313 331 N.Y. Giants 3 12 1 .219 267 347
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 9 7 0 .563 387 310 Chicago 10 6 0 .625 325 248 Pittsburgh 10 6 0 .625 355 303 Detroit 9 7 0 .563 347 286
Cincinnati 8 8 0 .500 339 339 Green Bay 8 8 0 .500 390 309 Cleveland 9 7 0 .563 356 342 Green Bay 8 8 0 .500 429 439
Cleveland 5 11 0 .313 250 297 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 335 380 Cincinnati 7 9 0 .438 346 302 Chicago 8 8 0 .500 311 301
Houston 3 13 0 .188 240 437 Detroit 4 11 1 .281 283 408 Houston 2 14 0 .125 288 460 Minnesota 8 8 0 .500 316 348
Western Division Minnesota 3 13 0 .188 276 484 Western Division Tampa Bay 2 14 0 .125 241 380
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
Denver 13 3 0 .813 353 241 W L T Pct. Pts. OP L.A. Raiders# 12 4 0 .750 442 338 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Seattle* 12 4 0 .750 418 282 San Francisco# 15 1 0 .938 475 227 Seattle* 9 7 0 .563 403 397 San Francisco 10 6 0 .625 432 293
L.A. Raiders* 11 5 0 .688 368 278 L.A. Rams* 10 6 0 .625 346 316 Denver* 9 7 0 .563 302 327 L.A. Rams* 9 7 0 .563 361 344
Kansas City 8 8 0 .500 314 324 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 298 361 San Diego 6 10 0 .375 358 462 New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 319 337
San Diego 7 9 0 .438 394 413 Atlanta 4 12 0 .250 281 382 Kansas City 6 10 0 .375 386 367 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 370 389

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
N.Y. Giants finished ahead of St. Louis and Dallas based on best L.A. Raiders were top playoff seed ahead of Miami based on head-
head-to-head record (3-1 to Cardinals’ 2-2 and Cowboys’ 1-3). to-head victory (1-0). Seattle was first Wild Card ahead of Denver
St. Louis finished ahead of Dallas based on better division record based on better division record (5-3 to Broncos’ 3-5) after Cleve-
(5-3 to Cowboys’ 3-5). land was eliminated from three-way tie based on losing head-to-
Wild Card playoff: SEATTLE 13, L.A. Raiders 7 head to both Seattle and Denver. Seattle did not play the L.A.
Divisional playoffs: MIAMI 31, Seattle 10; Raiders in the divisional playoffs because, from 1970-1989, two
Pittsburgh 24, DENVER 17 teams from the same division could not meet prior to the confer-
AFC Championship: MIAMI 45, Pittsburgh 28 ence championship game. New England finished ahead of Buffalo
Wild Card playoff: N.Y. Giants 16, L.A. RAMS 13 based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Baltimore finished ahead of
Divisional playoffs: SAN FRANCISCO 21, N.Y. Giants 10; N.Y. Jets based on better conference record (5-9 to Jets’ 4-8).
Chicago 23, WASHINGTON 19 San Diego finished ahead of Kansas City based on head-to-head
NFC Championship: SAN FRANCISCO 23, Chicago 0 sweep (2-0). Green Bay finished ahead of Chicago based on bet-
Super Bowl XIX: San Francisco (NFC) 38, Miami (AFC) 16 ter record against common opponents (4-4 to Bears’ 3-5) after
at Stanford Stadium, Stanford, California Minnesota was eliminated from three-way tie based on confer-
ence record (Chicago 7-7 and Green Bay 6-6 to Vikings’ 4-8).
Wild Card playoff: SEATTLE 31, Denver 7
Divisional playoffs: Seattle 27, MIAMI 20;
L.A. RAIDERS 38, Pittsburgh 10
AFC Championship: L.A. RAIDERS 30, Seattle 14
Wild Card playoff: L.A. Rams 24, DALLAS 17
Divisional playoffs: SAN FRANCISCO 24, Detroit 23;
WASHINGTON 51, L.A. Rams 7
NFC Championship: WASHINGTON 24, San Francisco 21
Super Bowl XVIII: L.A. Raiders (AFC) 38, Washington (NFC) 9
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Eastern Division Eastern Division
L.A. Raiders# 8 1 0 .889 260 200 Washington# 8 1 0 .889 190 128 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 7 2 0 .778 198 131 Dallas 6 3 0 .667 226 145 Miami 11 4 1 .719 345 275 Dallas 12 4 0 .750 367 277
Cincinnati 7 2 0 .778 232 177 Green Bay 5 3 1 .611 226 169 N.Y. Jets* 10 5 1 .656 355 287 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 .625 368 221
Pittsburgh 6 3 0 .667 204 146 Minnesota 5 4 0 .556 187 198 Buffalo* 10 6 0 .625 311 276 N.Y. Giants* 9 7 0 .563 295 257
San Diego 6 3 0 .667 288 221 Atlanta 5 4 0 .556 183 199 Baltimore 2 14 0 .125 259 533 Washington 8 8 0 .500 347 349
N.Y. Jets 6 3 0 .667 245 166 St. Louis 5 4 0 .556 135 170 New England 2 14 0 .125 322 370 St. Louis 7 9 0 .438 315 408
New England 5 4 0 .556 143 157 Tampa Bay 5 4 0 .556 158 178 Central Division Central Division
Cleveland 4 5 0 .444 140 182 Detroit 4 5 0 .444 181 176 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Buffalo 4 5 0 .444 150 154 New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 129 160 Cincinnati# 12 4 0 .750 421 304 Tampa Bay 9 7 0 .563 315 268
Seattle 4 5 0 .444 127 147 N.Y. Giants 4 5 0 .444 164 160 Pittsburgh 8 8 0 .500 356 297 Detroit 8 8 0 .500 397 322
Kansas City 3 6 0 .333 176 184 San Francisco 3 6 0 .333 209 206 Houston 7 9 0 .438 281 355 Green Bay 8 8 0 .500 324 361
Denver 2 7 0 .222 148 226 Chicago 3 6 0 .333 141 174 Cleveland 5 11 0 .313 276 375 Minnesota 7 9 0 .438 325 369
Houston 1 8 0 .111 136 245 Philadelphia 3 6 0 .333 191 195 Western Division Chicago 6 10 0 .375 253 324
Baltimore 0 8 1 .056 113 236 L.A. Rams 2 7 0 .222 200 250 W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
San Diego 10 6 0 .625 478 390 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
As the result of a 57-day players’ strike, the 1982 NFL regular sea- Denver 10 6 0 .625 321 289 San Francisco# 13 3 0 .813 357 250
son schedule was reduced from 16 weeks to 9. At the conclusion Kansas City 9 7 0 .563 343 290 Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 426 355
of the regular season, the NFL conducted a 16-team postseason Oakland 7 9 0 .438 273 343 Los Angeles 6 10 0 .375 303 351
Super Bowl Tournament. Eight teams from each conference were Seattle 6 10 0 .375 322 388 New Orleans 4 12 0 .250 207 378
seeded 1-8 based on their records during the season.
#Top playoff seed in conference *Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Miami finished ahead of Cincinnati based on better conference Baltimore finished ahead of New England based on head-to-head
record (6-1 to Bengals’ 6-2). Pittsburgh finished ahead of San sweep (2-0). San Diego finished ahead of Denver based on better
Diego based on better record against common opponents (3-1 to division record (6-2 to Broncos’ 5-3). Buffalo was second Wild
Chargers’ 2-1) after N.Y. Jets were eliminated from three-way tie Card based on head-to-head victory over Denver (1-0). Detroit
based on conference record (Pittsburgh and San Diego 5-3 to finished ahead of Green Bay based on better record against
Jets’ 2-3). Cleveland finished ahead of Buffalo and Seattle based common opponents (4-4 to Packers’ 3-5).
on better conference record (4-3 to Bills’ 3-3 to Seahawks’ 3-5). Wild Card playoff: Buffalo 31, N.Y. JETS 27
Buffalo finished ahead of Seattle based on better conference Divisional playoffs: San Diego 41, MIAMI 38 (OT);
record (3-3 to Seahawks’ 3-5). Minnesota (4-1), Atlanta (4-3), CINCINNATI 28, Buffalo 21
St. Louis (5-4), Tampa Bay (3-3) seeds were determined by best AFC Championship: CINCINNATI 27, San Diego 7
won-lost record in conference games. Detroit finished ahead of Wild Card playoff: N.Y. Giants 27, PHILADELPHIA 21
New Orleans and the N.Y. Giants based on best conference Divisional playoffs: DALLAS 38, Tampa Bay 0;
record (4-4 to Saints’ 3-5 to Giants’ 3-5). New Orleans finished SAN FRANCISCO 38, N.Y. Giants 24
ahead of N.Y. Giants based on better record against common NFC Championship: SAN FRANCISCO 28, Dallas 27
opponents (1-3 to Giants’ 0-4). San Francisco finished ahead of Super Bowl XVI: San Francisco (NFC) 26, Cincinnati (AFC) 21
Chicago, and Chicago finished ahead of Philadelphia, based on at Silverdome, Pontiac, Michigan
conference record (49ers’ 2-3 to Bears’ 2-5 to Eagles’ 1-5).
First round playoff: MIAMI 28, New England 13;
L.A. RAIDERS 27, Cleveland 10;
N.Y. Jets 44, CINCINNATI 17;
San Diego 31, PITTSBURGH 28
Second round playoff: N.Y. Jets 17, L.A. RAIDERS 14;
MIAMI 34, San Diego 13
AFC Championship: MIAMI 14, N.Y. Jets 0
First round playoff: WASHINGTON 31, Detroit 7;
GREEN BAY 41, St. Louis 16;
MINNESOTA 30, Atlanta 24;
DALLAS 30, Tampa Bay 17
Second round playoff: WASHINGTON 21, Minnesota 7;
DALLAS 37, Green Bay 26
NFC Championship: WASHINGTON 31, Dallas 17
Super Bowl XVII: Washington (NFC) 27, Miami (AFC) 17
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Buffalo 11 5 0 .688 320 260 Philadelphia 12 4 0 .750 384 222 Miami 10 6 0 .625 341 257 Dallas# 11 5 0 .688 371 313
New England 10 6 0 .625 441 325 Dallas* 12 4 0 .750 454 311 New England 9 7 0 .563 411 326 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 .688 339 282
Miami 8 8 0 .500 266 305 Washington 6 10 0 .375 261 293 N.Y. Jets 8 8 0 .500 337 383 Washington 10 6 0 .625 348 295
Baltimore 7 9 0 .438 355 387 St. Louis 5 11 0 .313 299 350 Buffalo 7 9 0 .438 268 279 N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 237 323
N.Y. Jets 4 12 0 .250 302 395 N.Y. Giants 4 12 0 .250 249 425 Baltimore 5 11 0 .313 271 351 St. Louis 5 11 0 .313 307 358
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cleveland 11 5 0 .688 357 310 Minnesota 9 7 0 .563 317 308 Pittsburgh 12 4 0 .750 416 262 Tampa Bay 10 6 0 .625 273 237
Houston* 11 5 0 .688 295 251 Detroit 9 7 0 .563 334 272 Houston* 11 5 0 .688 362 331 Chicago* 10 6 0 .625 306 249
Pittsburgh 9 7 0 .563 352 313 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 304 264 Cleveland 9 7 0 .563 359 352 Minnesota 7 9 0 .438 259 337
Cincinnati 6 10 0 .375 244 312 Tampa Bay 5 10 1 .344 271 341 Cincinnati 4 12 0 .250 337 421 Green Bay 5 11 0 .313 246 316
Western Division Green Bay 5 10 1 .344 231 371 Western Division Detroit 2 14 0 .125 219 365
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
San Diego# 11 5 0 .688 418 327 W L T Pct. Pts. OP San Diego# 12 4 0 .750 411 246 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Oakland* 11 5 0 .688 364 306 Atlanta# 12 4 0 .750 405 272 Denver* 10 6 0 .625 289 262 Los Angeles 9 7 0 .563 323 309
Kansas City 8 8 0 .500 319 336 Los Angeles* 11 5 0 .688 424 289 Seattle 9 7 0 .563 378 372 New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 370 360
Denver 8 8 0 .500 310 323 San Francisco 6 10 0 .375 320 415 Oakland 9 7 0 .563 365 337 Atlanta 6 10 0 .375 300 388
Seattle 4 12 0 .250 291 408 New Orleans 1 15 0 .063 291 487 Kansas City 7 9 0 .438 238 262 San Francisco 2 14 0 .125 308 416

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
San Diego was top playoff seed based on better conference record
than Cleveland and Buffalo (9-3 to Browns’ 8-4 and Bills’ 8-4).
Cleveland was second playoff seed based on better record
against common opponents (5-2 to Bills’ 5-3). Cleveland finished
ahead of Houston based on better conference record (8-4 to
Oilers’ 7-5). Oakland was first Wild Card based on better
conference record than Houston (9-3 to Oilers’ 7-5). San Diego
finished ahead of Oakland based on better net points in division
games (plus 60 net points to Raiders’ plus 37). Oakland did not
play San Diego in the divisional playoffs because, from
1970-1989, two teams from the same division could not meet
prior to the conference championship game. Kansas City finished
ahead of Denver based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Atlanta
was top playoff seed based on head-to-head victory over
Philadelphia (1-0). Philadelphia finished ahead of Dallas based on
better net points in division games (plus 84 net points to
Cowboys’ plus 50). Minnesota finished ahead of Detroit based on
better conference record (8-4 to Lions’ 9-5). Tampa Bay finished
ahead of Green Bay based on better head-to-head record (1-0-1
to Packers’ 0-1-1).
Wild Card playoff: OAKLAND 27, Houston 7
Divisional playoffs: SAN DIEGO 20, Buffalo 14;
Oakland 14, CLEVELAND 12
AFC Championship: Oakland 34, SAN DIEGO 27
Wild Card playoff: DALLAS 34, Los Angeles 13
Divisional playoffs: PHILADELPHIA 31, Minnesota 16;
Dallas 30, ATLANTA 27
NFC Championship: PHILADELPHIA 20, Dallas 7
Super Bowl XV: Oakland (AFC) 27, Philadelphia (NFC) 10
at Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
San Diego was top playoff seed based on head-to-head victory over
Pittsburgh (1-0). Seattle finished ahead of Oakland based on
head-to-head sweep (2-0). Dallas finished ahead of Philadelphia
based on better conference record (10-2 to Eagles’ 9-3).
Philadelphia did not play Dallas in the divisional playoffs because,
from 1970-1989, two teams from the same division could not
meet prior to the conference championship game. Tampa Bay
finished ahead of Chicago based on a better division record
(6-2 to Bears’ 5-3). Chicago was second Wild Card ahead of
Washington based on better net points in all games (57 to
Redskins’ 53).
Wild Card playoff: HOUSTON 13, Denver 7
Divisional playoffs: Houston 17, SAN DIEGO 14;
PITTSBURGH 34, Miami 14
AFC Championship: PITTSBURGH 27, Houston 13
Wild Card playoff: PHILADELPHIA 27, Chicago 17
Divisional playoffs: TAMPA BAY 24, Philadelphia 17;
Los Angeles 21, DALLAS 19
NFC Championship: Los Angeles 9, TAMPA BAY 0
Super Bowl XIV: Pittsburgh (AFC) 31, Los Angeles (NFC) 19
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
New England 11 5 0 .688 358 286 Dallas 12 4 0 .750 384 208 Baltimore 10 4 0 .714 295 221 Dallas# 12 2 0 .857 345 212
Miami* 11 5 0 .688 372 254 Philadelphia* 9 7 0 .563 270 250 Miami 10 4 0 .714 313 197 Washington 9 5 0 .643 196 189
N.Y. Jets 8 8 0 .500 359 364 Washington 8 8 0 .500 273 283 New England 9 5 0 .643 278 217 St. Louis 7 7 0 .500 272 287
Buffalo 5 11 0 .313 302 354 St. Louis 6 10 0 .375 248 296 N.Y. Jets 3 11 0 .214 191 300 Philadelphia 5 9 0 .357 220 207
Baltimore 5 11 0 .313 239 421 N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 264 298 Buffalo 3 11 0 .214 160 313 N.Y. Giants 5 9 0 .357 181 265
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh# 14 2 0 .875 356 195 Minnesota 8 7 1 .531 294 306 Pittsburgh 9 5 0 .643 283 243 Minnesota 9 5 0 .643 231 227
Houston* 10 6 0 .625 283 298 Green Bay 8 7 1 .531 249 269 Houston 8 6 0 .571 299 230 Chicago* 9 5 0 .643 255 253
Cleveland 8 8 0 .500 334 356 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 290 300 Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 238 235 Detroit 6 8 0 .429 183 252
Cincinnati 4 12 0 .250 252 284 Chicago 7 9 0 .438 253 274 Cleveland 6 8 0 .429 269 267 Green Bay 4 10 0 .286 134 219
Western Division Tampa Bay 5 11 0 .313 241 259 Western Division Tampa Bay 2 12 0 .143 103 223
W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP Western Division
Denver 10 6 0 .625 282 198 W L T Pct. Pts. OP Denver# 12 2 0 .857 274 148 W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Oakland 9 7 0 .563 311 283 Los Angeles# 12 4 0 .750 316 245 Oakland* 11 3 0 .786 351 230 Los Angeles 10 4 0 .714 302 146
Seattle 9 7 0 .563 345 358 Atlanta* 9 7 0 .563 240 290 San Diego 7 7 0 .500 222 205 Atlanta 7 7 0 .500 179 129
San Diego 9 7 0 .563 355 309 New Orleans 7 9 0 .438 281 298 Seattle 5 9 0 .357 282 373 San Francisco 5 9 0 .357 220 260
Kansas City 4 12 0 .250 243 327 San Francisco 2 14 0 .125 219 350 Kansas City 2 12 0 .143 225 349 New Orleans 3 11 0 .214 232 336

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
New England finished ahead of Miami based on better division
record (6-2 to Dolphins’ 5-3). Buffalo finished ahead of Baltimore
based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Oakland finished ahead of
Seattle and San Diego based on better record against common
opponents (6-2 to Seahawks’ 5-3 and Chargers’ 4-4). Atlanta
was first Wild Card ahead of Philadelphia based on better record
against common opponents (5-2 to Eagles’ 5-3). Houston did not
play Pittsburgh, and Atlanta did not play Los Angeles in the
divisional playoffs because, from 1970-1989, two teams from the
same division could not meet prior to the conference
championship game. Los Angeles was top playoff seed based on
head-to-head victory over Dallas (1-0). St. Louis finished ahead
of N.Y. Giants based on better division record (3-5 to Giants’
2-6). Minnesota finished ahead of Green Bay based on better
head-to-head record (1-0-1). Detroit finished ahead of Chicago
based on better division record (4-4 to Bears’ 3-5).
Wild Card playoff: Houston 17, MIAMI 9
Divisional playoffs: Houston 31, NEW ENGLAND 14;
PITTSBURGH 33, Denver 10
AFC Championship: PITTSBURGH 34, Houston 5
Wild Card playoff: ATLANTA 14, Philadelphia 13
Divisional playoffs: DALLAS 27, Atlanta 20;
LOS ANGELES 34, Minnesota 10
NFC Championship: Dallas 28, LOS ANGELES 0
Super Bowl XIII: Pittsburgh (AFC) 35, Dallas (NFC) 31
at Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
Baltimore finished ahead of Miami based on better conference
record (9-3 to Dolphins’ 8-4). N.Y. Jets finished ahead of Buffalo
based on better point-differential in head-to-head competition
(1 point). Houston finished ahead of Cincinnati based on better
point-differential in head-to-head competition (2 points). Oakland
did not play Denver in the divisional playoffs because, from
1970-1989, two teams from the same division could not meet
prior to the conference championship game. Minnesota finished
ahead of Chicago based on better point-differential in head-to-
head competition (3 points). Chicago won Wild Card ahead of
Washington based on better net points in conference games
(48 to Redskins’ 4). Philadelphia finished ahead of N.Y. Giants
based on head-to-head sweep (2-0).
Divisional playoffs: DENVER 34, Pittsburgh 21;
Oakland 37, BALTIMORE 31 (OT)
AFC Championship: DENVER 20, Oakland 17
Divisional playoffs: DALLAS 37, Chicago 7;
Minnesota 14, LOS ANGELES 7
NFC Championship: DALLAS 23, Minnesota 6
Super Bowl XII: Dallas (NFC) 27, Denver (AFC) 10
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Baltimore 11 3 0 .786 417 246 Dallas 11 3 0 .786 296 194 Baltimore 10 4 0 .714 395 269 St. Louis 11 3 0 .786 356 276
New England* 11 3 0 .786 376 236 Washington* 10 4 0 .714 291 217 Miami 10 4 0 .714 357 222 Dallas* 10 4 0 .714 350 268
Miami 6 8 0 .429 263 264 St. Louis 10 4 0 .714 309 267 Buffalo 8 6 0 .571 420 355 Washington 8 6 0 .571 325 276
N.Y. Jets 3 11 0 .214 169 383 Philadelphia 4 10 0 .286 165 286 N.Y. Jets 3 11 0 .214 258 433 N.Y. Giants 5 9 0 .357 216 306
Buffalo 2 12 0 .143 245 363 N.Y. Giants 3 11 0 .214 170 250 New England 3 11 0 .214 258 358 Philadelphia 4 10 0 .286 225 302
Central Division Central Division Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 10 4 0 .714 342 138 Minnesota# 11 2 1 .821 305 176 Pittsburgh# 12 2 0 .857 373 162 Minnesota# 12 2 0 .857 377 180
Cincinnati 10 4 0 .714 335 210 Chicago 7 7 0 .500 253 216 Cincinnati* 11 3 0 .786 340 246 Detroit 7 7 0 .500 245 262
Cleveland 9 5 0 .643 267 287 Detroit 6 8 0 .429 262 220 Houston 10 4 0 .714 293 226 Chicago 4 10 0 .286 191 379
Houston 5 9 0 .357 222 273 Green Bay 5 9 0 .357 218 299 Cleveland 3 11 0 .214 218 372 Green Bay 4 10 0 .286 226 285
Western Division Western Division Western Division Western Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Oakland# 13 1 0 .929 350 237 Los Angeles 10 3 1 .750 351 190 Oakland 11 3 0 .786 375 255 Los Angeles 12 2 0 .857 312 135
Denver 9 5 0 .643 315 206 San Francisco 8 6 0 .571 270 190 Denver 6 8 0 .429 254 307 San Francisco 5 9 0 .357 255 286
San Diego 6 8 0 .429 248 285 New Orleans 4 10 0 .286 253 346 Kansas City 5 9 0 .357 282 341 Atlanta 4 10 0 .286 240 289
Kansas City 5 9 0 .357 290 376 Atlanta 4 10 0 .286 172 312 San Diego 2 12 0 .143 189 345 New Orleans 2 12 0 .143 165 360
Tampa Bay 0 14 0 .000 125 412 Seattle 2 12 0 .143 229 429
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs; #Top playoff seed in conference Baltimore finished ahead of Miami based on head-to-head sweep
Baltimore finished ahead of New England based on better division (2-0). Cincinnati did not play Pittsburgh in the divisional playoffs
record (7-1 to Patriots’ 6-2). Pittsburgh finished ahead of because, from 1970-1989, two teams from the same division
Cincinnati based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Washington could not meet prior to the conference championship game.
finished ahead of St. Louis based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). N.Y. Jets finished ahead of New England based on head-to-head
New Orleans finished ahead of Atlanta based on better sweep (2-0). Minnesota was top playoff seed based on better
point-differential in head-to-head competition (27 points). Point Rating system than Los Angeles (3 to 6). Chicago finished
Divisional playoffs: OAKLAND 24, New England 21; ahead of Green Bay based on better division record (2-4 to
Pittsburgh 40, BALTIMORE 14 Bears’ 1-5).
AFC Championship: OAKLAND 24, Pittsburgh 7 Divisional playoffs: PITTSBURGH 28, Baltimore 10;
Divisional playoffs: MINNESOTA 35, Washington 20; OAKLAND 31, Cincinnati 28
Los Angeles 14, DALLAS 12 AFC Championship: PITTSBURGH 16, Oakland 10
NFC Championship: MINNESOTA 24, Los Angeles 13 Divisional playoffs: LOS ANGELES 35, St. Louis 23;
Super Bowl XI: Oakland (AFC) 32, Minnesota (NFC) 14 Dallas 17, MINNESOTA 14
at Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California NFC Championship: Dallas 37, LOS ANGELES 7
Super Bowl X: Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Dallas (NFC) 17
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 11 3 0 .786 327 216 St. Louis 10 4 0 .714 285 218 Miami 12 2 0 .857 343 150 Dallas 10 4 0 .714 382 203
Buffalo* 9 5 0 .643 264 244 Washington* 10 4 0 .714 320 196 Buffalo 9 5 0 .643 259 230 Washington* 10 4 0 .714 325 198
N.Y. Jets 7 7 0 .500 279 300 Dallas 8 6 0 .571 297 235 New England 5 9 0 .357 258 300 Philadelphia 5 8 1 .393 310 393
New England 7 7 0 .500 348 289 Philadelphia 7 7 0 .500 242 217 N.Y. Jets 4 10 0 .286 240 306 St. Louis 4 9 1 .321 286 365
Baltimore 4 10 0 .286 226 341 N.Y. Giants 2 11 1 .179 226 362
Baltimore 2 12 0 .143 190 329 N.Y. Giants 2 12 0 .143 195 299
Central Division Central Division
Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Cincinnati 10 4 0 .714 286 231 Minnesota 12 2 0 .857 296 168
Pittsburgh 10 3 1 .750 305 189 Minnesota 10 4 0 .714 310 195 Pittsburgh* 10 4 0 .714 347 210 Detroit 6 7 1 .464 271 247
Houston 7 7 0 .500 236 282 Detroit 7 7 0 .500 256 270 Cleveland 7 5 2 .571 234 255 Green Bay 5 7 2 .429 202 259
Cincinnati 7 7 0 .500 283 259 Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 210 206 Houston 1 13 0 .071 199 447 Chicago 3 11 0 .214 195 334
Cleveland 4 10 0 .286 251 344 Chicago 4 10 0 .286 152 279 Western Division Western Division
Western Division Western Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Oakland 9 4 1 .679 292 175 Los Angeles 12 2 0 .857 388 178
Oakland 12 2 0 .857 355 228 Los Angeles 10 4 0 .714 263 181 Kansas City 7 5 2 .571 231 192 Atlanta 9 5 0 .643 318 224
Denver 7 6 1 .536 302 294 San Francisco 6 8 0 .429 226 236 Denver 7 5 2 .571 354 296 San Francisco 5 9 0 .357 262 319
Kansas City 5 9 0 .357 233 293 New Orleans 5 9 0 .357 166 263 San Diego 2 11 1 .179 188 386 New Orleans 5 9 0 .357 163 312
San Diego 5 9 0 .357 212 285 Atlanta 3 11 0 .214 111 271
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs Cincinnati finished ahead of Pittsburgh based on better conference
N.Y. Jets finished ahead of New England based on better conference record (8-3 to Steelers’ 7-4). N.Y. Jets finished ahead of
Baltimore based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Kansas City
record (5-6 to Patriots’ 4-7). Houston finished ahead of finished ahead of Denver based on better division record (4-2 to
Cincinnati based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). Kansas City Broncos’ 3-2-1). Dallas finished ahead of Washington based on
finished ahead of San Diego based on better point-differential in better point differential in head-to-head games (13 points). San
head-to-head competition (3 points). St. Louis finished ahead of Francisco finished ahead of New Orleans based on better division
Washington based on head-to-head sweep (2-0). record (2-4 to Saints’ 1-5).
Divisional playoffs: OAKLAND 28, Miami 26; Divisional playoffs: OAKLAND 33, Pittsburgh 14;
PITTSBURGH 32, Buffalo 14 MIAMI 34, Cincinnati 16
AFC Championship: MIAMI 27, Oakland 10
AFC Championship: Pittsburgh 24, OAKLAND 13 Divisional playoffs: MINNESOTA 27, Washington 20;
Divisional playoffs: MINNESOTA 30, St. Louis 14; DALLAS 27, Los Angeles 16
LOS ANGELES 19, Washington 10 NFC Championship: Minnesota 27, DALLAS 10
NFC Championship: MINNESOTA 14, Los Angeles 10 Super Bowl VIII: Miami (AFC) 24, Minnesota (NFC) 7
Super Bowl IX: Pittsburgh (AFC) 16, Minnesota (NFC) 6 at Rice Stadium, Houston, Texas
at Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, Louisiana
1972
From 1933-1974, sites for league/conference championship games AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
alternated by division. Eastern Division Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 14 0 01.000 385 171 Washington 11 3 0 .786 336 218
N.Y. Jets 7 7 0 .500 367 324 Dallas* 10 4 0 .714 319 240
Baltimore 5 9 0 .357 235 252 N.Y. Giants 8 6 0 .571 331 247
Buffalo 4 9 1 .321 257 377 St. Louis 4 9 1 .321 193 303
New England 3 11 0 .214 192 446 Philadelphia 2 11 1 .179 145 352
Central Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 11 3 0 .786 343 175 Green Bay 10 4 0 .714 304 226
Cleveland* 10 4 0 .714 268 249 Detroit 8 5 1 .607 339 290
Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 299 229 Minnesota 7 7 0 .500 301 252
Houston 1 13 0 .071 164 380 Chicago 4 9 1 .321 225 275
Western Division Western Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Oakland 10 3 1 .750 365 248 San Francisco 8 5 1 .607 353 249
Kansas City 8 6 0 .571 287 254 Atlanta 7 7 0 .500 269 274
Denver 5 9 0 .357 325 350 Los Angeles 6 7 1 .464 291 286
San Diego 4 9 1 .321 264 344 New Orleans 2 11 1 .179 215 361

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs

Dallas did not play Washington in the divisional playoffs because,
from 1970-1989, two teams from the same division could not
meet prior to the conference championship game.
Divisional playoffs: PITTSBURGH 13, Oakland 7;
MIAMI 20, Cleveland 14
AFC Championship: Miami 21, PITTSBURGH 17
Divisional playoffs: Dallas 30, SAN FRANCISCO 28;
WASHINGTON 16, Green Bay 3
NFC Championship: WASHINGTON 26, Dallas 3
Super Bowl VII: Miami (AFC) 14, Washington (NFC) 7
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AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
Eastern Division Eastern Division Capitol Division Coastal Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Miami 10 3 1 .769 315 174 Dallas 11 3 0 .786 406 222 Dallas 11 2 1 .846 369 223 Los Angeles 11 3 0 .786 320 243
Baltimore* 10 4 0 .714 313 140 Washington* 9 4 1 .692 276 190 Washington 7 5 2 .583 307 319 Baltimore 8 5 1 .615 279 268
New England 6 8 0 .429 238 325 Philadelphia 6 7 1 .462 221 302
New Orleans 5 9 0 .357 311 393 Atlanta 6 8 0 .429 276 268
N.Y. Jets 6 8 0 .429 212 299 St. Louis 4 9 1 .308 231 279
Philadelphia 4 9 1 .308 279 377 San Francisco 4 8 2 .333 277 319
Buffalo 1 13 0 .071 184 394 N.Y. Giants 4 10 0 .286 228 362
Central Division Central Division Century Division Central Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cleveland 9 5 0 .643 285 273 Minnesota 11 3 0 .786 245 139 Cleveland 10 3 1 .769 351 300 Minnesota 12 2 0 .857 379 133
Pittsburgh 6 8 0 .429 246 292 Detroit 7 6 1 .538 341 286 N.Y. Giants 6 8 0 .429 264 298 Detroit 9 4 1 .692 259 188
Houston 4 9 1 .308 251 330 Chicago 6 8 0 .429 185 276 St. Louis 4 9 1 .308 314 389 Green Bay 8 6 0 .571 269 221
Cincinnati 4 10 0 .286 284 265 Green Bay 4 8 2 .333 274 298 Pittsburgh 1 13 0 .071 218 404 Chicago 1 13 0 .071 210 339
Western Division Western Division
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Conference championships: Cleveland 38, DALLAS 14;
Kansas City 10 3 1 .769 302 208 San Francisco 9 5 0 .643 300 216 MINNESOTA 23, Los Angeles 20
Oakland 8 4 2 .667 344 278 Los Angeles 8 5 1 .615 313 260 NFL championship: MINNESOTA 27, Cleveland 7
San Diego 6 8 0 .429 311 341 Atlanta 7 6 1 .538 274 277 Super Bowl IV: Kansas City (AFL) 23, Minnesota (NFL) 7,
Denver 4 9 1 .308 203 275 New Orleans 4 8 2 .333 266 347 at Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, Louisiana

*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs 1969 AFL

New England finished ahead of N.Y. Jets based on better point-differ- EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
ential in head-to-head competition (13 points).
Divisional playoffs: Miami 27, KANSAS CITY 24 (OT); W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Baltimore 20, CLEVELAND 3 N.Y. Jets 10 4 0 .714 353 269 Oakland 12 1 1 .923 377 242
AFC Championship: MIAMI 21, Baltimore 0 Houston 6 6 2 .500 278 279 Kansas City 11 3 0 .786 359 177
Divisional playoffs: Dallas 20, MINNESOTA 12; Boston Patriots 4 10 0 .286 266 316 San Diego 8 6 0 .571 288 276
SAN FRANCISCO 24, Washington 20 Buffalo 4 10 0 .286 230 359 Denver 5 8 1 .385 297 344
NFC Championship: DALLAS 14, San Francisco 3 Miami 3 10 1 .231 233 332 Cincinnati 4 9 1 .308 280 367
Super Bowl VI: Dallas (NFC) 24, Miami (AFC) 3
at Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, Louisiana Divisional playoffs: Kansas City 13, N.Y. JETS 6;
OAKLAND 56, Houston 7
From 1920-1971, tie games were not included in winning AFL championship: Kansas City 17, OAKLAND 7
percentage.
1968 NFL
1970 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Capitol Division Coastal Division
Eastern Division Eastern Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Dallas 12 2 0 .857 431 186 Baltimore 13 1 0 .929 402 144
Baltimore 11 2 1 .846 321 234 Dallas 10 4 0 .714 299 221 N.Y. Giants 7 7 0 .500 294 325 Los Angeles 10 3 1 .769 312 200
Miami* 10 4 0 .714 297 228 N.Y. Giants 9 5 0 .643 301 270 Washington 5 9 0 .357 249 358 San Francisco 7 6 1 .538 303 310
N.Y. Jets 4 10 0 .286 255 286 St. Louis 8 5 1 .615 325 228 Philadelphia 2 12 0 .143 202 351 Atlanta 2 12 0 .143 170 389
Buffalo 3 10 1 .231 204 337 Washington 6 8 0 .429 297 314 Century Division Central Division
Boston Patriots 2 12 0 .143 149 361 Philadelphia 3 10 1 .231 241 332
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Central Division Central Division
Cleveland 10 4 0 .714 394 273 Minnesota 8 6 0 .571 282 242
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 312 255 Minnesota 12 2 0 .857 335 143 St. Louis 9 4 1 .692 325 289 Chicago 7 7 0 .500 250 333
Cleveland 7 7 0 .500 286 265 Detroit* 10 4 0 .714 347 202 New Orleans 4 9 1 .308 246 327 Green Bay 6 7 1 .462 281 227
Pittsburgh 5 9 0 .357 210 272 Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 196 293 Pittsburgh 2 11 1 .154 244 397 Detroit 4 8 2 .333 207 241
Houston 3 10 1 .231 217 352 Chicago 6 8 0 .429 256 261
Western Division Western Division Conference championships: CLEVELAND 31, Dallas 20;
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP BALTIMORE 24, Minnesota 14
Oakland 8 4 2 .667 300 293 San Francisco 10 3 1 .769 352 267 NFL championship: Baltimore 34, CLEVELAND 0
Kansas City 7 5 2 .583 272 244 Los Angeles 9 4 1 .692 325 202 Super Bowl III: N.Y. Jets (AFL) 16, Baltimore (NFL) 7,
San Diego 5 6 3 .455 282 278 Atlanta 4 8 2 .333 206 261 at Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida
Denver 5 8 1 .385 253 264 New Orleans 2 11 1 .154 172 347
1968 AFL
*Wild Card qualifier for playoffs EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
Miami did not play Baltimore, and Detroit did not play Minnesota, in W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
the divisional playoffs because, from 1970-1989, two teams from N.Y. Jets 11 3 0 .786 419 280 Oakland 12 2 0 .857 453 233
the same division could not meet prior to the conference Houston 7 7 0 .500 303 248 Kansas City 12 2 0 .857 371 170
championship game. Green Bay finished ahead of Chicago based Miami 5 8 1 .385 276 355 San Diego 9 5 0 .643 382 310
on better division record (2-4 to Bears’ 1-5).
Divisional playoffs: BALTIMORE 17, Cincinnati 0; Boston Patriots 4 10 0 .286 229 406 Denver 5 9 0 .357 255 404
OAKLAND 21, Miami 14 Buffalo 1 12 1 .077 199 367 Cincinnati 3 11 0 .214 215 329
AFC Championship: BALTIMORE 27, Oakland 17
Divisional playoffs: DALLAS 5, Detroit 0; Western Division playoff: OAKLAND 41, Kansas City 6
San Francisco 17, MINNESOTA 14 AFL championship: N.Y. JETS 27, Oakland 23
NFC Championship: Dallas 17, SAN FRANCISCO 10
Super Bowl V: Baltimore (AFC) 16, Dallas (NFC) 13
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EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
Capitol Division Coastal Division W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Cleveland 11 3 0 .786 363 325 Green Bay 10 3 1 .769 316 224
Dallas 9 5 0 .643 342 268 Los Angeles 11 1 2 .917 398 196 Dallas 7 7 0 .500 325 280 Baltimore 10 3 1 .769 389 284
Philadelphia 6 7 1 .462 351 409 Baltimore 11 1 2 .917 394 198 N.Y. Giants 7 7 0 .500 270 338 Chicago 9 5 0 .643 409 275
Washington 5 6 3 .455 347 353 San Francisco 7 7 0 .500 273 337 Washington 6 8 0 .429 257 301 San Francisco 7 6 1 .538 421 402
New Orleans 3 11 0 .214 233 379 Atlanta 1 12 1 .077 175 422 Philadelphia 5 9 0 .357 363 359 Minnesota 7 7 0 .500 383 403
Century Division Central Division St. Louis 5 9 0 .357 296 309 Detroit 6 7 1 .462 257 295
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Pittsburgh 2 12 0 .143 202 397 Los Angeles 4 10 0 .286 269 328
Cleveland 9 5 0 .643 334 297 Green Bay 9 4 1 .692 332 209
N.Y. Giants 7 7 0 .500 369 379 Chicago 7 6 1 .538 239 218 Western Conference playoff: GREEN BAY 13, Baltimore 10 (OT)
St. Louis 6 7 1 .462 333 356 Detroit 5 7 2 .417 260 259 NFL championship: GREEN BAY 23, Cleveland 12
Pittsburgh 4 9 1 .308 281 320 Minnesota 3 8 3 .273 233 294
1965 AFL
Los Angeles finished ahead of Baltimore based on better point differ- EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
ential in head-to-head games (net 24 points). W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Conference championships: DALLAS 52, Cleveland 14; Buffalo 10 3 1 .769 313 226 San Diego 9 2 3 .818 340 227
GREEN BAY 28, Los Angeles 7 N.Y. Jets 5 8 1 .385 285 303 Oakland 8 5 1 .615 298 239
NFL championship: GREEN BAY 21, Dallas 17 Boston Patriots 4 8 2 .333 244 302 Kansas City 7 5 2 .583 322 285
Super Bowl II: Green Bay (NFL) 33, Oakland (AFL) 14, Houston 4 10 0 .286 298 429 Denver 4 10 0 .286 303 392
at Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida
AFL championship: Buffalo 23, SAN DIEGO 0
1967 AFL
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION 1964 NFL
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
Houston 9 4 1 .692 258 199 Oakland 13 1 0 .929 468 233 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Jets 8 5 1 .615 371 329 Kansas City 9 5 0 .643 408 254 Cleveland 10 3 1 .769 415 293 Baltimore 12 2 0 .857 428 225
Buffalo 4 10 0 .286 237 285 San Diego 8 5 1 .615 360 352 St. Louis 9 3 2 .750 357 331 Green Bay 8 5 1 .615 342 245
Miami 4 10 0 .286 219 407 Denver 3 11 0 .214 256 409 Philadelphia 6 8 0 .429 312 313 Minnesota 8 5 1 .615 355 296
Boston Patriots 3 10 1 .231 280 389 Washington 6 8 0 .429 307 305 Detroit 7 5 2 .583 280 260
Dallas 5 8 1 .385 250 289 Los Angeles 5 7 2 .417 283 339
AFL championship: OAKLAND 40, Houston 7 Pittsburgh 5 9 0 .357 253 315 Chicago 5 9 0 .357 260 379
N.Y. Giants 2 10 2 .167 241 399 San Francisco 4 10 0 .286 236 330
1966 NFL
EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE NFL championship: CLEVELAND 27, Baltimore 0
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Dallas 10 3 1 .769 445 239 Green Bay 12 2 0 .857 335 163 1964 AFL
Cleveland 9 5 0 .643 403 259 Baltimore 9 5 0 .643 314 226 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
Philadelphia 9 5 0 .643 326 340 Los Angeles 8 6 0 .571 289 212 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
St. Louis 8 5 1 .615 264 265 San Francisco 6 6 2 .500 320 325 Buffalo 12 2 0 .857 400 242 San Diego 8 5 1 .615 341 300
Washington 7 7 0 .500 351 355 Chicago 5 7 2 .417 234 272 Boston Patriots 10 3 1 .769 365 297 Kansas City 7 7 0 .500 366 306
Pittsburgh 5 8 1 .385 316 347 Detroit 4 9 1 .308 206 317 N.Y. Jets 5 8 1 .385 278 315 Oakland 5 7 2 .417 303 350
Atlanta 3 11 0 .214 204 437 Minnesota 4 9 1 .308 292 304 Houston 4 10 0 .286 310 355 Denver 2 11 1 .154 240 438
N.Y. Giants 1 12 1 .077 263 501
AFL championship: BUFFALO 20, San Diego 7
NFL championship: Green Bay 34, DALLAS 27
Super Bowl I: Green Bay (NFL) 35, Kansas City (AFL) 10, 1963 NFL
at Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
1966 AFL N.Y. Giants 11 3 0 .786 448 280 Chicago 11 1 2 .917 301 144
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Cleveland 10 4 0 .714 343 262 Green Bay 11 2 1 .846 369 206
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP St. Louis 9 5 0 .643 341 283 Baltimore 8 6 0 .571 316 285
Buffalo 9 4 1 .692 358 255 Kansas City 11 2 1 .846 448 276 Pittsburgh 7 4 3 .636 321 295 Detroit 5 8 1 .385 326 265
Boston Patriots 8 4 2 .677 315 283 Oakland 8 5 1 .615 315 288 Dallas 4 10 0 .286 305 378 Minnesota 5 8 1 .385 309 390
N.Y. Jets 6 6 2 .500 322 312 San Diego 7 6 1 .538 335 284 Washington 3 11 0 .214 279 398 Los Angeles 5 9 0 .357 210 350
Houston 3 11 0 .214 335 396 Denver 4 10 0 .286 196 381 Philadelphia 2 10 2 .167 242 381 San Francisco 2 12 0 .143 198 391
Miami 3 11 0 .214 213 362
NFL championship: CHICAGO 14, N.Y. Giants 10
AFL championship: Kansas City 31, BUFFALO 7
1963 AFL
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Boston Patriots 7 6 1 .538 327 257 San Diego 11 3 0 .786 399 255
Buffalo 7 6 1 .538 304 291 Oakland 10 4 0 .714 363 282
Houston 6 8 0 .429 302 372 Kansas City 5 7 2 .417 347 263
N.Y. Jets 5 8 1 .385 249 399 Denver 2 11 1 .154 301 473
Eastern Division playoff: Boston 26, BUFFALO 8
AFL championship: SAN DIEGO 51, Boston 10

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EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Giants 12 2 0 .857 398 283 Green Bay 13 1 0 .929 415 148 N.Y. Giants 10 2 0 .833 284 170 Baltimore 9 3 0 .750 374 251
Pittsburgh 9 5 0 .643 312 363 Detroit 11 3 0 .786 315 177 Cleveland 7 5 0 .583 270 214 Chi. Bears 8 4 0 .667 252 196
Cleveland 7 6 1 .538 291 257 Chicago 9 5 0 .643 321 287 Philadelphia 7 5 0 .583 268 278 Green Bay 7 5 0 .583 248 246
Washington 5 7 2 .417 305 376 Baltimore 7 7 0 .500 293 288 Pittsburgh 6 5 1 .545 257 216 San Francisco 7 5 0 .583 255 237
Dallas Cowboys 5 8 1 .385 398 402 San Francisco 6 8 0 .429 282 331 Washington 3 9 0 .250 185 350 Detroit 3 8 1 .273 203 275
St. Louis 4 9 1 .308 287 361 Minnesota 2 11 1 .154 254 410 Chi. Cardinals 2 10 0 .167 234 324 Los Angeles 2 10 0 .167 242 315
Philadelphia 3 10 1 .231 282 356 Los Angeles 1 12 1 .077 220 334
NFL championship: BALTIMORE 31, N.Y. Giants 16
NFL championship: Green Bay 16, N.Y. GIANTS 7
1958
1962 AFL EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP N.Y. Giants 9 3 0 .750 246 183 Baltimore 9 3 0 .750 381 203
Houston 11 3 0 .786 387 270 Dallas Texans 11 3 0 .786 389 233 Cleveland 9 3 0 .750 302 217 Chi. Bears 8 4 0 .667 298 230
Boston Patriots 9 4 1 .692 346 295 Denver 7 7 0 .500 353 334 Pittsburgh 7 4 1 .636 261 230 Los Angeles 8 4 0 .667 344 278
Buffalo 7 6 1 .538 309 272 San Diego 4 10 0 .286 314 392 Washington 4 7 1 .364 214 268 San Francisco 6 6 0 .500 257 324
N.Y. Titans 5 9 0 .357 278 423 Oakland 1 13 0 .071 213 370 Chi. Cardinals 2 9 1 .182 261 356 Detroit 4 7 1 .364 261 276
Philadelphia 2 9 1 .182 235 306 Green Bay 1 10 1 .091 193 382
AFL championship: Dallas Texans 20, HOUSTON 17 (OT)
Eastern Conference playoff: N.Y. GIANTS 10, Cleveland 0
1961 NFL NFL championship: Baltimore 23, N.Y. GIANTS 17 (OT)
EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP 1957
N.Y. Giants 10 3 1 .769 368 220 Green Bay 11 3 0 .786 391 223 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
Philadelphia 10 4 0 .714 361 297 Detroit 8 5 1 .615 270 258 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cleveland 8 5 1 .615 319 270 Baltimore 8 6 0 .571 302 307 Cleveland 9 2 1 .818 269 172 Detroit 8 4 0 .667 251 231
St. Louis 7 7 0 .500 279 267 Chicago 8 6 0 .571 326 302 N.Y. Giants 7 5 0 .583 254 211 San Francisco 8 4 0 .667 260 264
Pittsburgh 6 8 0 .429 295 287 San Francisco 7 6 1 .538 346 272 Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 161 178 Baltimore 7 5 0 .583 303 235
Dallas Cowboys 4 9 1 .308 236 380 Los Angeles 4 10 0 .286 263 333 Washington 5 6 1 .455 251 230 Los Angeles 6 6 0 .500 307 278
Washington 1 12 1 .077 174 392 Minnesota 3 11 0 .214 285 407 Philadelphia 4 8 0 .333 173 230 Chi. Bears 5 7 0 .417 203 211
Chi. Cardinals 3 9 0 .250 200 299 Green Bay 3 9 0 .250 218 311
NFL championship: GREEN BAY 37, N.Y. Giants 0
Western Conference playoff: Detroit 31, SAN FRANCISCO 27
1961 AFL NFL championship: DETROIT 59, Cleveland 14
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP 1956
Houston 10 3 1 .769 513 242 San Diego 12 2 0 .857 396 219 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
Boston Patriots 9 4 1 .692 413 313 Dallas Texans 6 8 0 .429 334 343 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Titans 7 7 0 .500 301 390 Denver 3 11 0 .214 251 432 N.Y. Giants 8 3 1 .727 264 197 Chi. Bears 9 2 1 .818 363 246
Buffalo 6 8 0 .429 294 342 Oakland 2 12 0 .143 237 458 Chi. Cardinals 7 5 0 .583 240 182 Detroit 9 3 0 .750 300 188
Washington 6 6 0 .500 183 225 San Francisco 5 6 1 .455 233 284
AFL championship: Houston 10, SAN DIEGO 3 Cleveland 5 7 0 .417 167 177 Baltimore 5 7 0 .417 270 322
Pittsburgh 5 7 0 .417 217 250 Green Bay 4 8 0 .333 264 342
1960 NFL Philadelphia 3 8 1 .273 143 215 Los Angeles 4 8 0 .333 291 307
EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP NFL championship: N.Y. GIANTS 47, Chi. Bears 7
Philadelphia 10 2 0 .833 321 246 Green Bay 8 4 0 .667 332 209
Cleveland 8 3 1 .727 362 217 Detroit 7 5 0 .583 239 212 1955
N.Y. Giants 6 4 2 .600 271 261 San Francisco 7 5 0 .583 208 205 EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE
St. Louis 6 5 1 .545 288 230 Baltimore 6 6 0 .500 288 234 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Pittsburgh 5 6 1 .455 240 275 Chicago 5 6 1 .455 194 299 Cleveland 9 2 1 .818 349 218 Los Angeles 8 3 1 .727 260 231
Washington 1 9 2 .100 178 309 L.A. Rams 4 7 1 .364 265 297 Washington 8 4 0 .667 246 222 Chi. Bears 8 4 0 .667 294 251
Dallas Cowboys 0 11 1 .000 177 369 N.Y. Giants 6 5 1 .545 267 223 Green Bay 6 6 0 .500 258 276
Chi. Cardinals 4 7 1 .364 224 252 Baltimore 5 6 1 .455 214 239
NFL championship: PHILADELPHIA 17, Green Bay 13 Philadelphia 4 7 1 .364 248 231 San Francisco 4 8 0 .333 216 298
Pittsburgh 4 8 0 .333 195 285 Detroit 3 9 0 .250 230 275
1960 AFL
EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE NFL championship: Cleveland 38, LOS ANGELES 14
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Houston 10 4 0 .714 379 285 L.A. Chargers 10 4 0 .714 373 336
N.Y. Titans 7 7 0 .500 382 399 Dallas Texans 8 6 0 .571 362 253
Buffalo 5 8 1 .385 296 303 Oakland 6 8 0 .429 319 388
Boston Patriots 5 9 0 .357 286 349 Denver 4 9 1 .308 309 393

AFL championship: HOUSTON 24, L.A. Chargers 16

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EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Cleveland 9 3 0 .750 336 162 Detroit 9 2 1 .818 337 189 Philadelphia 11 1 0 .917 364 134 Los Angeles 8 2 2 .800 360 239
Philadelphia 7 4 1 .636 284 230 Chi. Bears 8 4 0 .667 301 279 Pittsburgh 6 5 1 .545 224 214 Chi. Bears 9 3 0 .750 332 218
N.Y. Giants 7 5 0 .583 293 184 San Francisco 7 4 1 .636 313 251 N.Y. Giants 6 6 0 .500 287 298 Chi. Cardinals 6 5 1 .545 360 301
Pittsburgh 5 7 0 .417 219 263 Los Angeles 6 5 1 .545 314 285 Washington 4 7 1 .364 268 339 Detroit 4 8 0 .333 237 259
Washington 3 9 0 .250 207 432 Green Bay 4 8 0 .333 234 251 N.Y. Bulldogs 1 10 1 .091 153 368 Green Bay 2 10 0 .167 114 329
Chi. Cardinals 2 10 0 .167 183 347 Baltimore 3 9 0 .250 131 279
NFL championship: Philadelphia 14, LOS ANGELES 0
NFL championship: CLEVELAND 56, Detroit 10
1948
1953 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
EASTERN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Philadelphia 9 2 1 .818 376 156 Chi. Cardinals 11 1 0 .917 395 226
Cleveland 11 1 0 .917 348 162 Detroit 10 2 0 .833 271 205 Washington 7 5 0 .583 291 287 Chi. Bears 10 2 0 .833 375 151
Philadelphia 7 4 1 .636 352 215 San Francisco 9 3 0 .750 372 237 N.Y. Giants 4 8 0 .333 297 388 Los Angeles 6 5 1 .545 327 269
Washington 6 5 1 .545 208 215 Los Angeles 8 3 1 .727 366 236 Pittsburgh 4 8 0 .333 200 243 Green Bay 3 9 0 .250 154 290
Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 211 263 Chi. Bears 3 8 1 .273 218 262 Boston 3 9 0 .250 174 372 Detroit 2 10 0 .167 200 407
N.Y. Giants 3 9 0 .250 179 277 Baltimore 3 9 0 .250 182 350
Chi. Cardinals 1 10 1 .091 190 337 Green Bay 2 9 1 .182 200 338 NFL championship: PHILADELPHIA 7, Chi. Cardinals 0

NFL championship: DETROIT 17, Cleveland 16 1947

EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
1952 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Philadelphia 8 4 0 .667 308 242 Chi. Cardinals 9 3 0 .750 306 231
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Pittsburgh 8 4 0 .667 240 259 Chi. Bears 8 4 0 .667 363 241
Cleveland 8 4 0 .667 310 213 Detroit 9 3 0 .750 344 192 Boston 4 7 1 .364 168 256 Green Bay 6 5 1 .545 274 210
N.Y. Giants 7 5 0 .583 234 231 Los Angeles 9 3 0 .750 349 234 Washington 4 8 0 .333 295 367 Los Angeles 6 6 0 .500 259 214
Philadelphia 7 5 0 .583 252 271 San Francisco 7 5 0 .583 285 221 N.Y. Giants 2 8 2 .200 190 309 Detroit 3 9 0 .250 231 305
Pittsburgh 5 7 0 .417 300 273 Green Bay 6 6 0 .500 295 312
Chi. Cardinals 4 8 0 .333 172 221 Chi. Bears 5 7 0 .417 245 326 Eastern Division playoff: Philadelphia 21, PITTSBURGH 0
Washington 4 8 0 .333 240 287 Dallas Texans 1 11 0 .083 182 427 NFL championship: CHI. CARDINALS 28, Philadelphia 21

National Conference playoff: DETROIT 31, Los Angeles 21 1946

NFL championship: Detroit 17, CLEVELAND 7 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
1951 N.Y. Giants 7 3 1 .700 236 162 Chi. Bears 8 2 1 .800 289 193
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Philadelphia 6 5 0 .545 231 220 Los Angeles 6 4 1 .600 277 257
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Washington 5 5 1 .500 171 191 Green Bay 6 5 0 .545 148 158
Cleveland 11 1 0 .917 331 152 Los Angeles 8 4 0 .667 392 261 Pittsburgh 5 5 1 .500 136 117 Chi. Cardinals 6 5 0 .545 260 198
N.Y. Giants 9 2 1 .818 254 161 Detroit 7 4 1 .636 336 259 Boston 2 8 1 .200 189 273 Detroit 1 10 0 .091 142 310
Washington 5 7 0 .417 183 296 San Francisco 7 4 1 .636 255 205
Pittsburgh 4 7 1 .364 183 235 Chi. Bears 7 5 0 .583 286 282 NFL championship: Chi. Bears 24, N.Y. GIANTS 14
Philadelphia 4 8 0 .333 234 264 Green Bay 3 9 0 .250 254 375
Chi. Cardinals 3 9 0 .250 210 287 N.Y. Yanks 1 9 2 .100 241 382 1945
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
NFL championship: LOS ANGELES 24, Cleveland 17 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 8 2 0 .800 209 121 Cleveland 9 1 0 .900 244 136
1950 Philadelphia 7 3 0 .700 272 133 Detroit 7 3 0 .700 195 194
AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE N.Y. Giants 3 6 1 .333 179 198 Green Bay 6 4 0 .600 258 173
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP Boston 3 6 1 .333 123 211 Chi. Bears 3 7 0 .300 192 235
Cleveland 10 2 0 .833 310 144 Los Angeles 9 3 0 .750 466 309 Pittsburgh 2 8 0 .200 79 220 Chi. Cardinals 1 9 0 .100 98 228
N.Y. Giants 10 2 0 .833 268 150 Chi. Bears 9 3 0 .750 279 207
Philadelphia 6 6 0 .500 254 141 N.Y. Yanks 7 5 0 .583 366 367 NFL championship: CLEVELAND 15, Washington 14
Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 180 195 Detroit 6 6 0 .500 321 285
Chi. Cardinals 5 7 0 .417 233 287 Green Bay 3 9 0 .250 244 406 1944
Washington 3 9 0 .250 232 326 San Francisco 3 9 0 .250 213 300 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
Baltimore 1 11 0 .083 213 462 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Giants 8 1 1 .889 206 75 Green Bay 8 2 0 .800 238 141
American Conference playoff: CLEVELAND 8, N.Y. Giants 3 Philadelphia 7 1 2 .875 267 131 Chi. Bears 6 3 1 .667 258 172
National Conference playoff: LOS ANGELES 24, Chi. Bears 14 Washington 6 3 1 .667 169 180 Detroit 6 3 1 .667 216 151
NFL championship: CLEVELAND 30, Los Angeles 28 Boston 2 8 0 .200 82 233 Cleveland 4 6 0 .400 188 224
Brooklyn 0 10 0 .000 69 166 Card-Pitt 0 10 0 .000 108 328

NFL championship: Green Bay 14, N.Y. GIANTS 7

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1943 1937
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 6 3 1 .667 229 137 Chi. Bears 8 1 1 .889 303 157 Washington 8 3 0 .727 195 120 Chi. Bears 9 1 1 .900 201 100
N.Y. Giants 6 3 1 .667 197 170 Green Bay 7 2 1 .778 264 172 N.Y. Giants 6 3 2 .667 128 109 Green Bay 7 4 0 .636 220 122
Phil-Pitt 5 4 1 .556 225 230 Detroit 3 6 1 .333 178 218 Pittsburgh 4 7 0 .364 122 145 Detroit 7 4 0 .636 180 105
Brooklyn 2 8 0 .200 65 234 Chi. Cardinals 0 10 0 .000 95 238 Brooklyn 3 7 1 .300 82 174 Chi. Cardinals 5 5 1 .500 135 165
Philadelphia 2 8 1 .200 86 177 Cleveland 1 10 0 .091 75 207
Eastern Division playoff: Washington 28, N.Y. GIANTS 0
NFL championship: CHI. BEARS 41, Washington 21 NFL championship: Washington 28, CHI. BEARS 21

1942 1936
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 10 1 0 .909 227 102 Chi. Bears 11 0 01.000 376 84 Boston 7 5 0 .583 149 110 Green Bay 10 1 1 .909 248 118
Pittsburgh 7 4 0 .636 167 119 Green Bay 8 2 1 .800 300 215 Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 98 187 Chi. Bears 9 3 0 .750 222 94
N.Y. Giants 5 5 1 .500 155 139 Cleveland 5 6 0 .455 150 207 N.Y. Giants 5 6 1 .455 115 163 Detroit 8 4 0 .667 235 102
Brooklyn 3 8 0 .273 100 168 Chi. Cardinals 3 8 0 .273 98 209 Brooklyn 3 8 1 .273 92 161 Chi. Cardinals 3 8 1 .273 74 143
Philadelphia 2 9 0 .182 134 239 Detroit 0 11 0 .000 38 263 Philadelphia 1 11 0 .083 51 206

NFL championship: WASHINGTON 14, Chi. Bears 6 NFL championship: Green Bay 21, Boston 6, at Polo Grounds, N.Y.

1941 1935
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Giants 8 3 0 .727 238 114 Chi. Bears 10 1 0 .909 396 147 N.Y. Giants 9 3 0 .750 180 96 Detroit 7 3 2 .700 191 111
Brooklyn 7 4 0 .636 158 127 Green Bay 10 1 0 .909 258 120 Brooklyn 5 6 1 .455 90 141 Green Bay 8 4 0 .667 181 96
Washington 6 5 0 .545 176 174 Detroit 4 6 1 .400 121 195 Pittsburgh 4 8 0 .333 100 209 Chi. Bears 6 4 2 .600 192 106
Philadelphia 2 8 1 .200 119 218 Chi. Cardinals 3 7 1 .300 127 197 Boston 2 8 1 .200 65 123 Chi. Cardinals 6 4 2 .600 99 97
Pittsburgh 1 9 1 .100 103 276 Cleveland 2 9 0 .182 116 244 Philadelphia 2 9 0 .182 60 179

Western Division playoff: CHI. BEARS 33, Green Bay 14 NFL championship: DETROIT 26, N.Y. Giants 7
NFL championship: CHI. BEARS 37, N.Y. Giants 9 One game between Boston and Philadelphia was canceled.

1940 1934
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 9 2 0 .818 245 142 Chi. Bears 8 3 0 .727 238 152 N.Y. Giants 8 5 0 .615 147 107 Chi. Bears 13 0 01.000 286 86
Brooklyn 8 3 0 .727 186 120 Green Bay 6 4 1 .600 238 155 Boston 6 6 0 .500 107 94 Detroit 10 3 0 .769 238 59
N.Y. Giants 6 4 1 .600 131 133 Detroit 5 5 1 .500 138 153 Brooklyn 4 7 0 .364 61 153 Green Bay 7 6 0 .538 156 112
Pittsburgh 2 7 2 .222 60 178 Cleveland 4 6 1 .400 171 191 Philadelphia 4 7 0 .364 127 85 Chi. Cardinals 5 6 0 .455 80 84
Philadelphia 1 10 0 .091 111 211 Chi. Cardinals 2 7 2 .222 139 222 Pittsburgh 2 10 0 .167 51 206 St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 27 61
Cincinnati 0 8 0 .000 10 243
NFL championship: Chi. Bears 73, WASHINGTON 0
NFL championship: N.Y. GIANTS 30, Chi. Bears 13
1939
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION 1933
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
N.Y. Giants 9 1 1 .900 168 85 Green Bay 9 2 0 .818 233 153 W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
Washington 8 2 1 .800 242 94 Chi. Bears 8 3 0 .727 298 157 N.Y. Giants 11 3 0 .786 244 101 Chi. Bears 10 2 1 .833 133 82
Brooklyn 4 6 1 .400 108 219 Detroit 6 5 0 .545 145 150 Brooklyn 5 4 1 .556 93 54 Portsmouth 6 5 0 .545 128 87
Philadelphia 1 9 1 .100 105 200 Cleveland 5 5 1 .500 195 164 Boston 5 5 2 .500 103 97 Green Bay 5 7 1 .417 170 107
Pittsburgh 1 9 1 .100 114 216 Chi. Cardinals 1 10 0 .091 84 254 Philadelphia 3 5 1 .375 77 158 Cincinnati 3 6 1 .333 38 110
Pittsburgh 3 6 2 .333 67 208 Chi. Cardinals 1 9 1 .100 52 101
NFL championship: GREEN BAY 27, N.Y. Giants 0
NFL championship: CHI. BEARS 23, N.Y. Giants 21
1938
EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION
W L T Pct. Pts. OP W L T Pct. Pts. OP
N.Y. Giants 8 2 1 .800 194 79 Green Bay 8 3 0 .727 223 118
Washington 6 3 2 .667 148 154 Detroit 7 4 0 .636 119 108
Brooklyn 4 4 3 .500 131 161 Chi. Bears 6 5 0 .545 194 148
Philadelphia 5 6 0 .455 154 164 Cleveland 4 7 0 .364 131 215
Pittsburgh 2 9 0 .182 79 169 Chi. Cardinals 2 9 0 .182 111 168

NFL championship: N.Y. GIANTS 23, Green Bay 17

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1932 1927 1924 1921
W L T Pct. W L T Pct. W L T Pct. W L T Pct.
Chicago Bears 7 1 6 .875 New York Giants 11 1 Cleveland Bulldogs
1 .917 7 1 1 .875Chicago Staleys 9 1 1 .900
Green Bay Packers 10 3 1 .769 Green Bay Packers 7 2 Chicago Bears
1 .778 6 1 4 .857Buffalo All-Americans 9 1 2 .900
Portsmouth Spartans 6 2 4 .750 Chicago Bears 9 3 Frankford Yellow Jackets 11
2 .750 2 1 .846Akron Pros 8 3 1 .727
Boston Braves 4 4 2 .500 Cleveland Bulldogs 8 4 Duluth Kelleys
1 .667 5 1 0 .833Canton Bulldogs 5 2 3 .714
New York Giants 4 6 2 .400 Providence Steam Roller 8 5 Rock Island Independents 5
1 .615 2 2 .714Rock Island Independents 4 2 1 .667
Brooklyn Dodgers 3 9 0 .250 New York Yankees 7 8 Green Bay Packers
1 .467 7 4 0 .636Evansville Crimson Giants 3 2 0 .600
Chicago Cardinals 2 6 2 .250 Frankford Yellow Jackets 6 9 Racine Legion
3 .400 4 3 3 .571Green Bay Packers 3 2 1 .600
Staten Island Stapletons 2 7 3 .222 Pottsville Maroons 5 8 Chicago Cardinals
0 .385 5 4 1 .556Dayton Triangles 4 4 1 .500
Chicago Bears and Portsmouth finished Chicago Cardinals 3 7 Buffalo Bisons
1 .300 6 5 0 .545Chicago Cardinals 3 3 2 .500
regularly scheduled games tied for first Dayton Triangles 1 6 Columbus Tigers
1 .143 4 4 0 .500Rochester Jeffersons 2 3 0 .400
place. Bears won playoff game, which Duluth Eskimos 1 8 Hammond Pros
0 .111 2 2 1 .500Cleveland Indians 3 5 0 .375
counted in standings, 9-0. Buffalo Bisons 0 5 Milwaukee Badgers
0 .000 5 8 0 .385Washington Senators 1 2 0 .333
Akron Indians 2 6 0 .250Cincinnati Celts 1 3 0 .250
1931 1926 Dayton Triangles 2 6 0 .250Hammond Pros 1 3 1 .250
W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Kansas City Blues 2 7 0 .222Minneapolis Marines 1 3 0 .250
Kenosha Maroons 0 4 1 .000Detroit Tigers 1 5 1 .167
Green Bay Packers 12 2 0 .857 Frankford Yellow Jackets 14 1 2 .933
Chicago Bears 12 1 3 .923 Minneapolis Marines 0 6 0 .000Columbus Panhandles 1 8 0 .111
Portsmouth Spartans 11 3 0 .786
Chicago Bears 8 5 0 .615 Pottsville Maroons 10 2 2 .833 Rochester Jeffersons 0 7 0 .000Tonawanda Kardex 0 1 0 .000
Muncie Flyers 0 2 0 .000
Chicago Cardinals 5 4 0 .556 Kansas City Cowboys 8 3 0 .727
New York Giants 7 6 1 .538 Green Bay Packers 7 3 3 .700 1923 Louisville Brecks 0 2 0 .000
Los Angeles Buccaneers 6 3 1 .667 W L T Pct. New York Giants 0 2 0 .000
Providence Steam Roller 4 4 3 .500 Canton Bulldogs 11 0 1 1.000
Staten Island Stapletons 4 6 1 .400 New York Giants 8 4 1 .667
1 .818 1920*
Cleveland Indians 2 8 0 .200 Duluth Eskimos 6 5 3 .545 Chicago Bears 9 2
Buffalo Rangers 4 4 2 .500 Green Bay Packers 7 2 1 .778 W L T Pct.
Brooklyn Dodgers 2 12 0 .143 Milwaukee Badgers 7 2 3 .778 Akron Pros 8 0 3 1.000
Frankford Yellow Jackets 1 6 1 .143 Chicago Cardinals 5 6 1 .455
Providence Steam Roller 5 7 1 .417 Cleveland Indians 3 1 3 .750 Decatur Staleys 10 1 2 .909
Detroit Panthers 4 6 2 .400 Chicago Cardinals 8 4 0 .667 Buffalo All-Americans 9 1 1 .900
1930 Duluth Kelleys 4 3 0 .571 Chicago Cardinals 6 2 2 .750
W L T Pct. Hartford Blues 3 7 0 .300
Brooklyn Lions 3 8 0 .273 Buffalo All-Americans 5 4 3 .556 Rock Island Independents 6 2 2 .750
Green Bay Packers 10 3 1 .769
Milwaukee Badgers 2 7 0 .222 Columbus Tigers 5 4 1 .556 Dayton Triangles 5 2 2 .714
New York Giants 13 4 0 .765
Akron Indians 1 4 3 .200 Racine Legion 4 4 2 .500 Rochester Jeffersons 6 3 2 .667
Chicago Bears 9 4 1 .692
Dayton Triangles 1 4 1 .200 Toledo Maroons 3 3 2 .500 Canton Bulldogs 7 4 2 .636
Brooklyn Dodgers 7 4 1 .636
Racine Tornadoes 1 4 0 .200 Rock Island Independents 2 3 3 .400 Detroit Heralds 2 3 3 .400
Providence Steam Roller 6 4 1 .600 Columbus Tigers 1 6 0 .143 Minneapolis Marines 2 5 2 .286 Cleveland Tigers 2 4 2 .333
Staten Island Stapletons 5 5 2 .500 Canton Bulldogs 1 9 3 .100 St. Louis All-Stars 1 4 2 .200 Chicago Tigers 2 5 1 .286
Chicago Cardinals 5 6 2 .455 Hammond Pros 0 4 0 .000 Hammond Pros 1 5 1 .167 Hammond Pros 2 5 0 .286
Portsmouth Spartans 5 6 3 .455 Louisville Colonels 0 4 0 .000 Dayton Triangles 1 6 1 .143 Columbus Panhandles 2 6 2 .250
Frankford Yellow Jackets 4 13 1 .222 Akron Indians 1 6 0 .143 Muncie Flyers 0 1 0 .000
Minneapolis Red Jackets 1 7 1 .125 1925 Oorang Indians 1 10 0 .091
Newark Tornadoes 1 10 1 .091 W L T Pct. Louisville Brecks 0 3 0 .000 *No official standings were maintained for
Chicago Cardinals 11 2 1 .846 Rochester Jeffersons 0 4 0 .000 the 1920 season, and the championship
1929 Pottsville Maroons 10 2 0 .833 was awarded to the Akron Pros in a League
W L T Pct. Detroit Panthers 8 2 2 .800 1922 meeting on April 30, 1921. Clubs played
Green Bay Packers 12 0 1 1.000 New York Giants 8 4 0 .667 W L T Pct. schedules that included games against
New York Giants 13 1 1 .929 Akron Indians 4 2 2 .667 Canton Bulldogs 10 0 2 1.000 nonleague opponents.
Frankford Yellow Jackets 10 4 5 .714 Frankford Yellow Jackets 13 7 0 .650 Chicago Bears 9 3 0 .750
Chicago Cardinals 6 6 1 .500 Chicago Bears 9 5 3 .643 Chicago Cardinals 8 3 0 .727
Boston Bulldogs 4 4 0 .500 Rock Island Independents 5 3 3 .625 Toledo Maroons 5 2 2 .714
Staten Island Stapletons 3 4 3 .429 Green Bay Packers 8 5 0 .615 Rock Island Independents 4 2 1 .667
Providence Steam Roller 4 6 2 .400 Providence Steam Roller 6 5 1 .545 Racine Legion 6 4 1 .600
Orange Tornadoes 3 5 4 .375 Canton Bulldogs 4 4 0 .500 Dayton Triangles 4 3 1 .571
Chicago Bears 4 9 2 .308 Cleveland Bulldogs 5 8 1 .385 Green Bay Packers 4 3 3 .571
Buffalo Bisons 1 7 1 .125 Kansas City Cowboys 2 5 1 .286 Buffalo All-Americans 5 4 1 .556
Minneapolis Red Jackets 1 9 0 .100 Hammond Pros 1 4 0 .200 Akron Pros 3 5 2 .375
Dayton Triangles 0 6 0 .000 Buffalo Bisons 1 6 2 .143 Milwaukee Badgers 2 4 3 .333
Duluth Kelleys 0 3 0 .000 Oorang Indians 3 6 0 .333
1928 Rochester Jeffersons 0 6 1 .000 Minneapolis Marines 1 3 0 .250
W L T Pct. Milwaukee Badgers 0 6 0 .000 Louisville Brecks 1 3 0 .250
Dayton Triangles 0 7 1 .000 Evansville Crimson Giants 0 3 0 .000
Providence Steam Roller 8 1 2 .889
Frankford Yellow Jackets 11 3 2 .786 Columbus Tigers 0 9 0 .000 Rochester Jeffersons 0 4 1 .000
Hammond Pros 0 5 1 .000
Detroit Wolverines 7 2 1 .778 Columbus Panhandles 0 8 0 .000
Green Bay Packers 6 4 3 .600
Chicago Bears 7 5 1 .583
New York Giants 4 7 2 .364
New York Yankees 4 8 1 .333
Pottsville Maroons 2 8 0 .200
Chicago Cardinals 1 5 0 .167
Dayton Triangles 0 7 0 .000

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RS=REGULAR SEASON
PS=POSTSEASON
*ARIZONA vs. ATLANTA
RS: Series tied, 15-15
PS: Cardinals lead series, 1-0
1966—Falcons, 16-10 (Atl)
1968—Cardinals, 17-12 (StL)
1971—Cardinals, 26-9 (Atl)
1973—Cardinals, 32-10 (Atl)
1975—Cardinals, 23-20 (StL)
1978—Cardinals, 42-21 (StL)
1980—Falcons, 33-27 (StL) OT
1981—Falcons, 41-20 (Atl)
1982—Cardinals, 23-20 (Atl)
1986—Falcons, 33-13 (Atl)
1987—Cardinals, 34-21 (Atl)
1989—Cardinals, 34-20 (P)
1990—Cardinals, 24-13 (Atl)
1991—Cardinals, 16-10 (P)
1992—Falcons, 20-17 (Atl)
1993—Cardinals, 27-10 (Atl)
1994—Falcons, 10-6 (Atl)
1995—Cardinals, 40-37 (Ariz) OT
1997—Cardinals, 29-26 (Ariz)
1999—Falcons, 37-14 (Atl)
2001—Falcons, 34-14 (Ariz)
2004—Falcons, 6-3 (Atl)
2006—Falcons, 32-10 (Atl)
2007—Cardinals, 30-27 (Ariz) OT
2008—**Cardinals, 30-24 (Ariz)
2010—Falcons, 41-7 (Atl)
2012—Falcons, 23-19 (Atl)
2013—Cardinals, 27-13 (Ariz)
2014—Falcons, 29-18 (Atl)
2016—Falcons, 38-19 (Atl)
2018—Falcons, 40-14 (Atl)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 702, Cardinals 635)
(PS Pts.—Cardinals 30, Falcons 24)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**NFC First-Round Playoff
*ARIZONA vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2
1997—Cardinals, 16-13 (B)
2000—Ravens, 13-7 (A)
2003—Ravens, 26-18 (A)
2007—Ravens, 26-23 (B)
2011—Ravens, 30-27 (B)
2015—Cardinals, 26-18 (A)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 126, Cardinals 117)
*ARIZONA vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 7-4
1971—Cardinals, 28-23 (B)
1975—Bills, 32-14 (StL)
1981—Cardinals, 24-0 (StL)
1984—Cardinals, 37-7 (StL)
1986—Bills, 17-10 (B)
1990—Bills, 45-14 (B)
1999—Bills, 31-21 (A)
2004—Bills, 38-14 (B)
2008—Cardinals, 41-17 (A)
2012—Bills, 19-16 (A) OT
2016—Bills, 33-18 (B)
(RS Pts.—Bills 262, Cardinals 237)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
ARIZONA vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 9-4
PS: Panthers lead series, 2-1
1995—Panthers, 27-7 (C)
2001—Cardinals, 30-7 (C)
2002—Cardinals, 16-13 (C)
2003—Panthers, 20-17 (A)
2004—Panthers, 35-10 (C)
2005—Panthers, 24-20 (A)
2007—Panthers, 25-10 (A)
2008—Panthers, 27-23 (C)
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*Cardinals, 33-13 (C)
2009—Panthers, 34-21 (A)
2010—Panthers, 19-12 (C)
2011—Cardinals, 28-21 (A)
2013—Cardinals, 22-6 (A)
2014—**Panthers, 27-16 (C)
2015—***Panthers, 49-15 (C)
2016—Panthers, 30-20 (C)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 288, Cardinals 236)
(PS Pts.—Panthers 89, Cardinals 64)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
***NFC Championship
*ARIZONA vs. **CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 57-27-6
(NP denotes Normal Park;
Wr denotes Wrigley Field;
Co denotes Comiskey Park;
So denotes Soldier Field;
all Chicago)
1920—Cardinals, 7-6 (NP)
Staleys, 10-0 (Wr)
1921—Tie, 0-0 (Wr)
1922—Cardinals, 6-0 (Co)
Cardinals, 9-0 (Co)
1923—Bears, 3-0 (Wr)
1924—Bears, 6-0 (Wr)
Bears, 21-0 (Co)
1925—Cardinals, 9-0 (Co)
Tie, 0-0 (Wr)
1926—Bears, 16-0 (Wr)
Bears, 10-0 (So)
Tie, 0-0 (Wr)
1927—Bears, 9-0 (NP)
Cardinals, 3-0 (Wr)
1928—Bears, 15-0 (NP)
Bears, 34-0 (Wr)
1929—Tie, 0-0 (Wr)
Cardinals, 40-6 (Co)
1930—Bears, 32-6 (Co)
Bears, 6-0 (Wr)
1931—Bears, 26-13 (Wr)
Bears, 18-7 (Wr)
1932—Tie, 0-0 (Wr)
Bears, 34-0 (Wr)
1933—Bears, 12-9 (Wr)
Bears, 22-6 (Wr)
1934—Bears, 20-0 (Wr)
Bears, 17-6 (Wr)
1935—Tie, 7-7 (Wr)
Bears, 13-0 (Wr)
1936—Bears, 7-3 (Wr)
Cardinals, 14-7 (Wr)
1937—Bears, 16-7 (Wr)
Bears, 42-28 (Wr)
1938—Bears, 16-13 (So)
Bears, 34-28 (Wr)
1939—Bears, 44-7 (Wr)
Bears, 48-7 (Co)
1940—Cardinals, 21-7 (Co)
Bears, 31-23 (Wr)
1941—Bears, 53-7 (Wr)
Bears, 34-24 (Co)
1942—Bears, 41-14 (Wr)
Bears, 21-7 (Co)
1943—Bears, 20-0 (Wr)
Bears, 35-24 (Co)
1945—Cardinals, 16-7 (Wr)
Bears, 28-20 (Co)
1946—Bears, 34-17 (Co)
Cardinals, 35-28 (Wr)
1947—Cardinals, 31-7 (Co)
Cardinals, 30-21 (Wr)
1948—Bears, 28-17 (Co)
Cardinals, 24-21 (Wr)
1949—Bears, 17-7 (Co)
Bears, 52-21 (Wr)
1950—Bears, 27-6 (Wr)
Cardinals, 20-10 (Co)
1951—Cardinals, 28-14 (Co)
Cardinals, 24-14 (Wr)
1952—Cardinals, 21-10 (Co)
Bears, 10-7 (Wr)
1953—Cardinals, 24-17 (Wr)
1954—Bears, 29-7 (Co)
1955—Cardinals, 53-14 (Co)
1956—Bears, 10-3 (Wr)
1957—Bears, 14-6 (Co)
1958—Bears, 30-14 (Wr)
1959—Bears, 31-7 (So)
1965—Bears, 34-13 (Wr)
1966—Cardinals, 24-17 (StL)
1967—Bears, 30-3 (Wr)
1969—Cardinals, 20-17 (StL)
1972—Bears, 27-10 (StL)
1975—Cardinals, 34-20 (So)
1977—Cardinals, 16-13 (StL)
1978—Bears, 17-10 (So)
1979—Bears, 42-6 (So)
1982—Cardinals, 10-7 (So)
1984—Cardinals, 38-21 (StL)
1990—Bears, 31-21 (P)
1994—Bears, 19-16 (A) OT
1998—Cardinals, 20-7 (A)
2001—Bears, 20-13 (C)
2003—Bears, 28-3 (C)
2006—Bears, 24-23 (A)
2009—Cardinals, 41-21 (C)
2012—Bears, 28-13 (A)
2015—Cardinals, 48-23 (C)
2018—Bears, 16-14 (A)
(RS Pts.—Bears 1,734, Cardinals 1,189)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988, and in
Chicago prior to 1960
**Franchise in Decatur prior to 1921 and
known as Staleys prior to 1922
*ARIZONA vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 6-5
1973—Bengals, 42-24 (C)
1979—Bengals, 34-28 (C)
1985—Cardinals, 41-27 (StL)
1988—Bengals, 21-14 (C)
1994—Cardinals, 28-7 (A)
1997—Bengals, 24-21 (C)
2000—Bengals, 24-13 (C)
2003—Cardinals, 17-14 (A)
2007—Cardinals, 35-27 (C)
2011—Bengals, 23-16 (C)
2015—Cardinals, 34-31 (A)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 274, Cardinals 271)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
*ARIZONA vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 33-14-3
1950—Browns, 34-24 (Cle)
Browns, 10-7 (Chi)
1951—Browns, 34-17 (Chi)
Browns, 49-28 (Cle)
1952—Browns, 28-13 (Cle)
Browns, 10-0 (Chi)
1953—Browns, 27-7 (Chi)
Browns, 27-16 (Cle)
1954—Browns, 31-7 (Cle)
Browns, 35-3 (Chi)
1955—Browns, 26-20 (Chi)
Browns, 35-24 (Cle)
1956—Cardinals, 9-7 (Chi)
Cardinals, 24-7 (Cle)
1957—Browns, 17-7 (Chi)
Browns, 31-0 (Cle)
1958—Browns, 35-28 (Cle)
Browns, 38-24 (Chi)
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1959—Browns, 34-7 (Chi)
Browns, 17-7 (Cle)
1960—Browns, 28-27 (Cle)
Tie, 17-17 (StL)
1961—Browns, 20-17 (Cle)
Browns, 21-10 (StL)
1962—Browns, 34-7 (StL)
Browns, 38-14 (Cle)
1963—Cardinals, 20-14 (Cle)
Browns, 24-10 (StL)
1964—Tie, 33-33 (Cle)
Cardinals, 28-19 (StL)
1965—Cardinals, 49-13 (Cle)
Browns, 27-24 (StL)
1966—Cardinals, 34-28 (Cle)
Browns, 38-10 (StL)
1967—Browns, 20-16 (Cle)
Browns, 20-16 (StL)
1968—Cardinals, 27-21 (Cle)
Cardinals, 27-16 (StL)
1969—Tie, 21-21 (Cle)
Browns, 27-21 (StL)
1974—Cardinals, 29-7 (StL)
1979—Browns, 38-20 (StL)
1985—Cardinals, 27-24 (Cle) OT
1988—Browns, 29-21 (P)
1994—Browns, 32-0 (Cle)
2000—Cardinals, 29-21 (A)
2003—Browns, 44-6 (Cle)
2007—Cardinals, 27-21 (A)
2011—Cardinals, 20-17 (A) OT
2015—Cardinals, 34-20 (Cle)
(RS Pts.—Browns 1,264, Cardinals 913)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
and in Chicago prior to 1960
*ARIZONA vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 56-31-1
PS: Cardinals lead series, 1-0
1960—Cardinals, 12-10 (StL)
1961—Cardinals, 31-17 (D)
Cardinals, 31-13 (StL)
1962—Cardinals, 28-24 (D)
Cardinals, 52-20 (StL)
1963—Cardinals, 34-7 (D)
Cowboys, 28-24 (StL)
1964—Cardinals, 16-6 (D)
Cowboys, 31-13 (StL)
1965—Cardinals, 20-13 (StL)
Cowboys, 27-13 (D)
1966—Tie, 10-10 (StL)
Cowboys, 31-17 (D)
1967—Cowboys, 46-21 (D)
1968—Cowboys, 27-10 (StL)
1969—Cowboys, 24-3 (D)
1970—Cardinals, 20-7 (StL)
Cardinals, 38-0 (D)
1971—Cowboys, 16-13 (StL)
Cowboys, 31-12 (D)
1972—Cowboys, 33-24 (D)
Cowboys, 27-6 (StL)
1973—Cowboys, 45-10 (D)
Cowboys, 30-3 (StL)
1974—Cardinals, 31-28 (StL)
Cowboys, 17-14 (D)
1975—Cowboys, 37-31 (D) OT
Cardinals, 31-17 (StL)
1976—Cardinals, 21-17 (StL)
Cowboys, 19-14 (D)
1977—Cowboys, 30-24 (StL)
Cardinals, 24-17 (D)
1978—Cowboys, 21-12 (D)
Cowboys, 24-21 (StL) OT
1979—Cowboys, 22-21 (StL)
Cowboys, 22-13 (D)
1980—Cowboys, 27-24 (StL)
Cowboys, 31-21 (D)
400
1981—Cowboys, 30-17 (D)
Cardinals, 20-17 (StL)
1982—Cowboys, 24-7 (StL)
1983—Cowboys, 34-17 (StL)
Cowboys, 35-17 (D)
1984—Cardinals, 31-20 (D)
Cowboys, 24-17 (StL)
1985—Cardinals, 21-10 (StL)
Cowboys, 35-17 (D)
1986—Cowboys, 31-7 (StL)
Cowboys, 37-6 (D)
1987—Cardinals, 24-13 (StL)
Cowboys, 21-16 (D)
1988—Cowboys, 17-14 (P)
Cardinals, 16-10 (D)
1989—Cardinals, 19-10 (D)
Cardinals, 24-20 (P)
1990—Cardinals, 20-3 (P)
Cowboys, 41-10 (D)
1991—Cowboys, 17-9 (P)
Cowboys, 27-7 (D)
1992—Cowboys, 31-20 (D)
Cowboys, 16-10 (P)
1993—Cowboys, 17-10 (P)
Cowboys, 20-15 (D)
1994—Cowboys, 38-3 (D)
Cowboys, 28-21 (A)
1995—Cowboys, 34-20 (D)
Cowboys, 37-13 (A)
1996—Cowboys, 17-3 (D)
Cowboys, 10-6 (A)
1997—Cardinals, 25-22 (A) OT
Cowboys, 24-6 (D)
1998—Cowboys, 38-10 (D)
Cowboys, 35-28 (A)
**Cardinals, 20-7 (D)
1999—Cowboys, 35-7 (D)
Cardinals, 13-9 (A)
2000—Cardinals, 32-31 (A)
Cowboys, 48-7 (D)
2001—Cowboys, 17-3 (D)
Cardinals, 17-10 (A)
2002—Cardinals, 9-6 (A) OT
2003—Cowboys, 24-7 (D)
2005—Cowboys, 34-13 (D)
2006—Cowboys, 27-10 (A)
2008—Cardinals, 30-24 (A) OT
2010—Cardinals, 27-26 (A)
2011—Cardinals, 19-13 (A) OT
2014—Cardinals, 28-17 (D)
2017—Cowboys, 28-17 (A)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 2,044, Cardinals 1,528)
(PS Pts.—Cardinals 20, Cowboys 7)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**NFC First-Round Playoff
*ARIZONA vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 9-1-1
1973—Tie, 17-17 (StL)
1977—Broncos, 7-0 (D)
1989—Broncos, 37-0 (P)
1991—Broncos, 24-19 (D)
1995—Broncos, 38-6 (D)
2001—Broncos, 38-17 (A)
2002—Broncos, 37-7 (D)
2006—Broncos, 37-20 (A)
2010—Cardinals, 43-13 (A)
2014—Broncos, 41-20 (D)
2018—Broncos, 45-10 (A)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 334, Cardinals 159)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
*ARIZONA vs. **DETROIT
RS: Lions lead series, 33-28-5
1930—Tie, 0-0 (Port)
Cardinals, 23-0 (C)
1931—Spartans, 13-3 (Port)
Cardinals, 20-19 (C)
1932—Tie, 7-7 (Port)
1933—Spartans, 7-6 (Port)
1934—Lions, 6-0 (D)
Lions, 17-13 (C)
1935—Tie, 10-10 (D)
Lions, 7-6 (C)
1936—Lions, 39-0 (D)
Lions, 14-7 (C)
1937—Lions, 16-7 (C)
Lions, 16-7 (D)
1938—Lions, 10-0 (D)
Lions, 7-3 (C)
1939—Lions, 21-3 (D)
Lions, 17-3 (C)
1940—Tie, 0-0 (Buffalo)
Lions, 43-14 (C)
1941—Tie, 14-14 (C)
Lions, 21-3 (D)
1942—Cardinals, 13-0 (C)
Cardinals, 7-0 (D)
1943—Lions, 35-17 (D)
Lions, 7-0 (Buffalo)
1945—Lions, 10-0 (Milwaukee)
Lions, 26-0 (D)
1946—Cardinals, 34-14 (C)
Cardinals, 36-14 (D)
1947—Cardinals, 45-21 (C)
Cardinals, 17-7 (D)
1948—Cardinals, 56-20 (C)
Cardinals, 28-14 (D)
1949—Lions, 24-7 (C)
Cardinals, 42-19 (D)
1959—Lions, 45-21 (D)
1961—Lions, 45-14 (StL)
1967—Cardinals, 38-28 (StL)
1969—Lions, 20-0 (D)
1970—Lions, 16-3 (D)
1973—Lions, 20-16 (StL)
1975—Cardinals, 24-13 (D)
1978—Cardinals, 21-14 (StL)
1980—Lions, 20-7 (D)
Cardinals, 24-23 (StL)
1989—Cardinals, 16-13 (D)
1993—Lions, 26-20 (D)
Lions, 21-14 (Phx)
1995—Cardinals, 20-17 (D)
1998—Cardinals, 17-15 (D)
1999—Cardinals, 23-19 (A)
2001—Cardinals, 45-38 (A)
2002—Cardinals, 23-20 (A) OT
2003—Lions, 42-24 (D)
2004—Lions, 26-12 (D)
2005—Lions, 29-21 (D)
2006—Cardinals, 17-10 (A)
2007—Cardinals, 31-21 (A)
2009—Cardinals, 31-24 (D)
2012—Cardinals, 38-10 (A)
2013—Cardinals, 25-21 (A)
2014—Cardinals, 14-6 (A)
2015—Cardinals, 42-17 (D)
2017—Lions, 35-23 (D)
2018—Lions, 17-3 (A)
(RS Pts.—Lions 1,199, Cardinals 1,088)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
and in Chicago prior to 1960
**Franchise in Portsmouth prior to 1934
and known as the Spartans
*ARIZONA vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 44-24-4
PS: Cardinals lead series, 2-1
1921—Tie, 3-3 (C)
1922—Cardinals, 16-3 (C)
1924—Cardinals, 3-0 (C)
1925—Cardinals, 9-6 (C)
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Packers, 3-0 (C)
1927—Packers, 13-0 (GB)
Tie, 6-6 (C)
1928—Packers, 20-0 (GB)
1929—Packers, 9-2 (GB)
Packers, 7-6 (C)
Packers, 12-0 (C)
1930—Packers, 14-0 (GB)
Cardinals, 13-6 (C)
1931—Packers, 26-7 (GB)
Cardinals, 21-13 (C)
1932—Packers, 15-7 (GB)
Packers, 19-9 (C)
1933—Packers, 14-6 (C)
1934—Packers, 15-0 (GB)
Cardinals, 9-0 (Mil)
Cardinals, 6-0 (C)
1935—Cardinals, 7-6 (GB)
Cardinals, 3-0 (Mil)
Cardinals, 9-7 (C)
1936—Packers, 10-7 (GB)
Packers, 24-0 (Mil)
Tie, 0-0 (C)
1937—Cardinals, 14-7 (GB)
Packers, 34-13 (Mil)
1938—Packers, 28-7 (Mil)
Packers, 24-22 (Buffalo)
1939—Packers, 14-10 (GB)
Packers, 27-20 (Mil)
1940—Packers, 31-6 (Mil)
Packers, 28-7 (C)
1941—Packers, 14-13 (Mil)
Packers, 17-9 (GB)
1942—Packers, 17-13 (C)
Packers, 55-24 (GB)
1943—Packers, 28-7 (C)
Packers, 35-14 (Mil)
1945—Packers, 33-14 (GB)
1946—Packers, 19-7 (C)
Cardinals, 24-6 (GB)
1947—Cardinals, 14-10 (GB)
Cardinals, 21-20 (C)
1948—Cardinals, 17-7 (Mil)
Cardinals, 42-7 (C)
1949—Cardinals, 39-17 (Mil)
Cardinals, 41-21 (C)
1955—Packers, 31-14 (GB)
1956—Packers, 24-21 (C)
1962—Packers, 17-0 (Mil)
1963—Packers, 30-7 (StL)
1967—Packers, 31-23 (StL)
1969—Packers, 45-28 (GB)
1971—Tie, 16-16 (StL)
1973—Packers, 25-21 (GB)
1976—Cardinals, 29-0 (StL)
1982—**Packers, 41-16 (GB)
1984—Packers, 24-23 (GB)
1985—Cardinals, 43-28 (StL)
1988—Packers, 26-17 (P)
1990—Packers, 24-21 (P)
1999—Packers, 49-24 (GB)
2000—Packers, 29-3 (A)
2003—Cardinals, 20-13 (A)
2006—Packers, 31-14 (GB)
2009—Packers, 33-7 (A)
**Cardinals, 51-45 (A) OT
2012—Packers, 31-17 (GB)
2015—Cardinals, 38-8 (A)
***Cardinals, 26-20 (A) OT
2018—Cardinals, 20-17 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Packers 1,289, Cardinals 966)
(PS Pts.—Packers 106, Cardinals 93)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
and in Chicago prior to 1960
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**NFC First-Round Playoff
***NFC Divisional Playoff
ARIZONA vs. HOUSTON
RS: Series tied, 2-2
2005—Texans, 30-19 (H)
2009—Cardinals, 28-21 (A)
2013—Cardinals, 27-24 (A)
2017—Texans, 31-21 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 106, Cardinals 95)
*ARIZONA vs. **INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Series tied, 8-8
1961—Colts, 16-0 (B)
1964—Colts, 47-27 (B)
1968—Colts, 27-0 (B)
1972—Cardinals, 10-3 (B)
1976—Cardinals, 24-17 (StL)
1978—Colts, 30-17 (StL)
1980—Cardinals, 17-10 (B)
1981—Cardinals, 35-24 (B)
1984—Cardinals, 34-33 (I)
1990—Cardinals, 20-17 (P)
1992—Colts, 16-13 (I)
1996—Colts, 20-13 (I)
2005—Colts, 17-13 (I)
2009—Colts, 31-10 (A)
2013—Cardinals, 40-11 (A)
2017—Cardinals, 16-13 (I) OT
(RS Pts.—Colts 332, Cardinals 289)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
ARIZONA vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Cardinals lead series, 3-2
2000—Jaguars, 44-10 (J)
2005—Jaguars, 24-17 (A)
2009—Cardinals, 31-17 (J)
2013—Cardinals, 27-14 (A)
2017—Cardinals, 27-24 (A)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 123, Cardinals 112)
*ARIZONA vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 9-3-1
1970—Tie, 6-6 (KC)
1974—Chiefs, 17-13 (StL)
1980—Chiefs, 21-13 (StL)
1983—Chiefs, 38-14 (KC)
1986—Cardinals, 23-14 (StL)
1995—Chiefs, 24-3 (A)
1998—Chiefs, 34-24 (KC)
2001—Cardinals, 24-16 (A)
2002—Chiefs, 49-0 (KC)
2006—Chiefs, 23-20 (A)
2010—Chiefs, 31-13 (KC)
2014—Cardinals, 17-14 (A)
2018—Chiefs, 26-14 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 313, Cardinals 184)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
*ARIZONA vs. **L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 10-4
1971—Chargers, 20-17 (SD)
1976—Chargers, 43-24 (SD)
1983—Cardinals, 44-14 (StL)
1987—Chargers, 28-24 (SD)
1989—Chargers, 24-13 (P)
1992—Chargers, 27-21 (P)
1995—Chargers, 28-25 (SD)
1998—Cardinals, 16-13 (A)
2001—Cardinals, 20-17 (SD)
2002—Chargers, 23-15 (A)
2006—Chargers, 27-20 (SD)
2010—Chargers, 41-10 (SD)
2014—Cardinals, 18-17 (A)
2018—Chargers, 45-10 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 367, Cardinals 277)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988
**Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
*ARIZONA vs. **L.A. RAMS
RS: Series tied, 40-38-2
PS: Rams lead series, 1-0
1937—Cardinals, 6-0 (Cle)
Cardinals, 13-7 (Chi)
1938—Cardinals, 7-6 (Cle)
Cardinals, 31-17 (Chi)
1939—Rams, 24-0 (Chi)
Rams, 14-0 (Cle)
1940—Rams, 26-14 (Cle)
Cardinals, 17-7 (Chi)
1941—Rams, 10-6 (Cle)
Cardinals, 7-0 (Chi)
1942—Cardinals, 7-0 (Buffalo)
Rams, 7-3 (Cle)
1945—Rams, 21-0 (Cle)
Rams, 35-21 (Chi)
1946—Cardinals, 34-10 (Chi)
Rams, 17-14 (LA)
1947—Rams, 27-7 (LA)
Cardinals, 17-10 (Chi)
1948—Cardinals, 27-22 (LA)
Cardinals, 27-24 (Chi)
1949—Tie, 28-28 (Chi)
Cardinals, 31-27 (LA)
1951—Rams, 45-21 (LA)
1953—Tie, 24-24 (Chi)
1954—Rams, 28-17 (LA)
1958—Rams, 20-14 (Chi)
1960—Cardinals, 43-21 (LA)
1965—Rams, 27-3 (StL)
1968—Rams, 24-13 (StL)
1970—Rams, 34-13 (LA)
1972—Cardinals, 24-14 (StL)
1975—***Rams, 35-23 (LA)
1976—Cardinals, 30-28 (LA)
1979—Rams, 21-0 (LA)
1980—Rams, 21-13 (StL)
1984—Rams, 16-13 (StL)
1985—Rams, 46-14 (LA)
1986—Rams, 16-10 (StL)
1987—Rams, 27-24 (StL)
1988—Cardinals, 41-27 (LA)
1989—Rams, 37-14 (LA)
1991—Cardinals, 24-14 (LA)
1992—Cardinals, 20-14 (LA)
1993—Cardinals, 38-10 (P)
1994—Rams, 14-12 (LA)
1996—Cardinals, 31-28 (A) OT
1998—Cardinals, 20-17 (StL)
2002—Rams, 27-14 (A)
Rams, 30-28 (StL)
2003—Rams, 37-13 (StL)
Rams, 30-27 (A) OT
2004—Rams, 17-10 (StL)
Cardinals, 31-7 (A)
2005—Rams, 17-12 (A)
Cardinals, 38-28 (StL)
2006—Rams, 16-14 (A)
Cardinals, 34-20 (StL)
2007—Cardinals, 34-31 (StL)
Cardinals, 48-19 (A)
2008—Cardinals, 34-13 (StL)
Cardinals, 34-10 (A)
2009—Cardinals, 21-13 (StL)
Cardinals, 31-10 (A)
2010—Cardinals, 17-13 (StL)
Rams, 19-6 (A)
2011—Cardinals, 19-13 (A) OT
Cardinals, 23-20 (StL)
2012—Rams, 17-3 (StL)
Rams, 31-17 (A)
2013—Rams, 27-24 (StL)
Cardinals, 30-10 (A)
2014—Cardinals, 31-14 (A)
Cardinals, 12-6 (StL)
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2015—Rams, 24-22 (A)
Cardinals, 27-3 (StL)
2016—Rams, 17-13 (A)
Cardinals, 44-6 (LA)
2017—Rams, 33-0 (London)
Rams, 32-16 (A)
2018—Rams, 34-0 (LA)
Rams, 31-9 (A)
(RS Pts.—Rams 1,587, Cardinals 1,529)
(PS Pts.—Rams 35, Cardinals 23)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
and in Chicago prior to 1960
**Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
and in Cleveland prior to 1946
***NFC Divisional Playoff
*ARIZONA vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-3
1972—Dolphins, 31-10 (M)
1977—Dolphins, 55-14 (StL)
1978—Dolphins, 24-10 (M)
1981—Dolphins, 20-7 (StL)
1984—Dolphins, 36-28 (StL)
1990—Dolphins, 23-3 (M)
1996—Dolphins, 38-10 (A)
1999—Dolphins, 19-16 (M)
2004—Cardinals, 24-23 (M)
2008—Cardinals, 31-10 (A)
2012—Cardinals, 24-21 (A) OT
2016—Dolphins, 26-23 (M)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 326, Cardinals 200)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
*ARIZONA vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 15-11
PS: Vikings lead series, 2-0
1963—Cardinals, 56-14 (M)
1967—Cardinals, 34-24 (M)
1969—Vikings, 27-10 (StL)
1972—Cardinals, 19-17 (M)
1974—Vikings, 28-24 (StL)
**Vikings, 30-14 (M)
1977—Cardinals, 27-7 (M)
1979—Cardinals, 37-7 (StL)
1981—Cardinals, 30-17 (StL)
1983—Cardinals, 41-31 (StL)
1991—Vikings, 34-7 (M)
Vikings, 28-0 (P)
1994—Cardinals, 17-7 (A)
1995—Vikings, 30-24 (A) OT
1996—Vikings, 41-17 (M)
1997—Vikings, 20-19 (A)
1998—**Vikings, 41-21 (M)
2000—Vikings, 31-14 (M)
2003—Cardinals, 18-17 (A)
2006—Vikings, 31-26 (M)
2008—Vikings, 35-14 (A)
2009—Cardinals, 30-17 (A)
2010—Vikings, 27-24 (M) OT
2011—Vikings, 34-10 (M)
2012—Vikings, 21-14 (M)
2015—Cardinals, 23-20 (A)
2016—Vikings, 30-24 (M)
2018—Vikings, 27-17 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 622, Cardinals 576)
(PS Pts.—Vikings 71, Cardinals 35)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**NFC Divisional Playoff
*ARIZONA vs. **NEW ENGLAND
RS: Series tied, 7-7
1970—Cardinals, 31-0 (StL)
1975—Cardinals, 24-17 (StL)
1978—Patriots, 16-6 (StL)
1981—Cardinals, 27-20 (NE)
1984—Cardinals, 33-10 (NE)
1990—Cardinals, 34-14 (P)
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1991—Cardinals, 24-10 (P)
1993—Patriots, 23-21 (P)
1996—Patriots, 31-0 (NE)
1999—Patriots, 27-3 (A)
2004—Patriots, 23-12 (A)
2008—Patriots, 47-7 (NE)
2012—Cardinals, 20-18 (NE)
2016—Patriots, 23-21 (A)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 279, Cardinals 263)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
*ARIZONA vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Cardinals lead series, 15-14
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0
1967—Cardinals, 31-20 (StL)
1968—Cardinals, 21-20 (NO)
Cardinals, 31-17 (StL)
1969—Saints, 51-42 (StL)
1970—Cardinals, 24-17 (StL)
1974—Saints, 14-0 (NO)
1977—Cardinals, 49-31 (StL)
1980—Cardinals, 40-7 (NO)
1981—Cardinals, 30-3 (StL)
1982—Cardinals, 21-7 (NO)
1983—Saints, 28-17 (NO)
1984—Saints, 34-24 (NO)
1985—Cardinals, 28-16 (StL)
1986—Saints, 16-7 (StL)
1987—Cardinals, 24-19 (StL)
1990—Saints, 28-7 (NO)
1991—Saints, 27-3 (P)
1992—Saints, 30-21 (P)
1993—Saints, 20-17 (P)
1996—Cardinals, 28-14 (NO)
1997—Saints, 27-10 (NO)
1998—Cardinals, 19-17 (A)
2000—Saints, 21-10 (A)
2004—Cardinals, 34-10 (A)
2007—Saints, 31-24 (NO)
2009—**Saints, 45-14 (NO)
2010—Cardinals, 30-20 (A)
2013—Saints, 31-7 (NO)
2015—Cardinals, 31-19 (A)
2016—Saints, 48-41 (A)
(RS Pts.—Cardinals 671, Saints 643)
(PS Pts.—Saints 45, Cardinals 14)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**NFC Divisional Playoff
*ARIZONA vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 80-44-2
1926—Giants, 20-0 (NY)
1927—Giants, 28-7 (NY)
1929—Giants, 24-21 (NY)
1930—Giants, 25-12 (NY)
Giants, 13-7 (C)
1935—Cardinals, 14-13 (NY)
1936—Giants, 14-6 (NY)
1938—Giants, 6-0 (NY)
1939—Giants, 17-7 (NY)
1941—Cardinals, 10-7 (NY)
1942—Giants, 21-7 (NY)
1943—Giants, 24-13 (NY)
1946—Giants, 28-24 (NY)
1947—Giants, 35-31 (NY)
1948—Cardinals, 63-35 (NY)
1949—Giants, 41-38 (C)
1950—Cardinals, 17-3 (C)
Giants, 51-21 (NY)
1951—Giants, 28-17 (NY)
Giants, 10-0 (C)
1952—Cardinals, 24-23 (NY)
Giants, 28-6 (C)
1953—Giants, 21-7 (NY)
Giants, 23-20 (C)
1954—Giants, 41-10 (C)
Giants, 31-17 (NY)
1955—Cardinals, 28-17 (C)
Giants, 10-0 (NY)
1956—Cardinals, 35-27 (C)
Giants, 23-10 (NY)
1957—Giants, 27-14 (NY)
Giants, 28-21 (C)
1958—Giants, 37-7 (Buffalo)
Cardinals, 23-6 (NY)
1959—Giants, 9-3 (NY)
Giants, 30-20 (Minn)
1960—Giants, 35-14 (StL)
Cardinals, 20-13 (NY)
1961—Cardinals, 21-10 (NY)
Giants, 24-9 (StL)
1962—Giants, 31-14 (StL)
Giants, 31-28 (NY)
1963—Giants, 38-21 (StL)
Cardinals, 24-17 (NY)
1964—Giants, 34-17 (NY)
Tie, 10-10 (StL)
1965—Giants, 14-10 (NY)
Giants, 28-15 (StL)
1966—Cardinals, 24-19 (StL)
Cardinals, 20-17 (NY)
1967—Giants, 37-20 (StL)
Giants, 37-14 (NY)
1968—Cardinals, 28-21 (NY)
1969—Cardinals, 42-17 (StL)
Giants, 49-6 (NY)
1970—Giants, 35-17 (NY)
Giants, 34-17 (StL)
1971—Giants, 21-20 (StL)
Cardinals, 24-7 (NY)
1972—Giants, 27-21 (NY)
Giants, 13-7 (StL)
1973—Cardinals, 35-27 (StL)
Giants, 24-13 (New Haven)
1974—Cardinals, 23-21 (New Haven)
Cardinals, 26-14 (StL)
1975—Cardinals, 26-14 (StL)
Cardinals, 20-13 (NY)
1976—Cardinals, 27-21 (StL)
Cardinals, 17-14 (NY)
1977—Cardinals, 28-0 (StL)
Giants, 27-7 (NY)
1978—Cardinals, 20-10 (StL)
Giants, 17-0 (NY)
1979—Cardinals, 27-14 (NY)
Cardinals, 29-20 (StL)
1980—Giants, 41-35 (StL)
Cardinals, 23-7 (NY)
1981—Giants, 34-14 (NY)
Giants, 20-10 (StL)
1982—Cardinals, 24-21 (StL)
1983—Tie, 20-20 (StL) OT
Cardinals, 10-6 (NY)
1984—Giants, 16-10 (NY)
Cardinals, 31-21 (StL)
1985—Giants, 27-17 (NY)
Giants, 34-3 (StL)
1986—Giants, 13-6 (StL)
Giants, 27-7 (NY)
1987—Giants, 30-7 (NY)
Cardinals, 27-24 (StL)
1988—Cardinals, 24-17 (P)
Giants, 44-7 (NY)
1989—Giants, 35-7 (NY)
Giants, 20-13 (P)
1990—Giants, 20-19 (NY)
Giants, 24-21 (P)
1991—Giants, 20-9 (NY)
Giants, 21-14 (P)
1992—Giants, 31-21 (NY)
Cardinals, 19-0 (P)
1993—Giants, 19-17 (NY)
Cardinals, 17-6 (P)
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1994—Giants, 20-17 (A)
Cardinals, 10-9 (NY)
1995—Giants, 27-21 (NY) OT
Giants, 10-6 (A)
1996—Giants, 16-8 (NY)
Cardinals, 31-23 (A)
1997—Giants, 27-13 (A)
Giants, 19-10 (NY)
1998—Giants, 34-7 (NY)
Giants, 23-19 (A)
1999—Cardinals, 14-3 (A)
Cardinals, 34-24 (NY)
2000—Giants, 21-16 (NY)
Giants, 31-7 (A)
2001—Giants, 17-10 (A)
Giants, 17-13 (NY)
2002—Cardinals, 21-7 (A)
2004—Cardinals, 17-14 (A)
2005—Giants, 42-19 (NY)
2008—Giants, 37-29 (A)
2009—Cardinals, 24-17 (NY)
2011—Giants, 31-27 (A)
2014—Cardinals, 25-14 (NY)
2017—Cardinals, 23-0 (A)
(RS Pts.—Giants 2,760, Cardinals 2,174)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
and in Chicago prior to 1960
*ARIZONA vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Jets lead series, 6-3
1971—Cardinals, 17-10 (StL)
1975—Cardinals, 37-6 (NY)
1978—Jets, 23-10 (NY)
1996—Jets, 31-21 (A)
1999—Jets, 12-7 (NY)
2004—Jets, 13-3 (A)
2008—Jets, 56-35 (NY)
2012—Jets, 7-6 (NY)
2016—Cardinals, 28-3 (A)
(RS Pts.—Cardinals 164, Jets 161)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
*ARIZONA vs. **OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 6-4
1973—Raiders, 17-10 (StL)
1983—Cardinals, 34-24 (LA)
1989—Raiders, 16-14 (LA)
1998—Raiders, 23-20 (A)
2001—Cardinals, 34-31 (O) OT
2002—Raiders, 41-20 (A)
2006—Raiders, 22-9 (O)
2010—Cardinals, 24-23 (A)
2014—Cardinals, 24-13 (O)
2018—Raiders, 23-21 (A)
(RS Pts.— Raiders 233, Cardinals 210)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**Franchise in Los Angeles from
1982-1994
*ARIZONA vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Cardinals lead series, 57-55-5
PS: Cardinals lead series, 2-1
1935—Cardinals, 12-3 (C)
1936—Cardinals, 13-0 (C)
1937—Tie, 6-6 (P)
1938—Eagles, 7-0 (Erie, Pa.)
1941—Eagles, 21-14 (P)
1945—Eagles, 21-6 (P)
1947—Cardinals, 45-21 (P)
**Cardinals, 28-21 (C)
1948—Cardinals, 21-14 (C)
**Eagles, 7-0 (P)
1949—Eagles, 28-3 (P)
1950—Eagles, 45-7 (C)
Cardinals, 14-10 (P)
1951—Eagles, 17-14 (C)
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1952—Eagles, 10-7 (P)
Cardinals, 28-22 (C)
1953—Eagles, 56-17 (C)
Eagles, 38-0 (P)
1954—Eagles, 35-16 (C)
Eagles, 30-14 (P)
1955—Tie, 24-24 (C)
Eagles, 27-3 (P)
1956—Cardinals, 20-6 (P)
Cardinals, 28-17 (C)
1957—Eagles, 38-21 (C)
Cardinals, 31-27 (P)
1958—Tie, 21-21 (C)
Eagles, 49-21 (P)
1959—Eagles, 28-24 (Minn)
Eagles, 27-17 (P)
1960—Eagles, 31-27 (P)
Eagles, 20-6 (StL)
1961—Cardinals, 30-27 (P)
Eagles, 20-7 (StL)
1962—Cardinals, 27-21 (P)
Cardinals, 45-35 (StL)
1963—Cardinals, 28-24 (P)
Cardinals, 38-14 (StL)
1964—Cardinals, 38-13 (P)
Cardinals, 36-34 (StL)
1965—Eagles, 34-27 (P)
Eagles, 28-24 (StL)
1966—Cardinals, 16-13 (StL)
Cardinals, 41-10 (P)
1967—Cardinals, 48-14 (StL)
1968—Cardinals, 45-17 (P)
1969—Eagles, 34-30 (StL)
1970—Cardinals, 35-20 (P)
Cardinals, 23-14 (StL)
1971—Eagles, 37-20 (StL)
Eagles, 19-7 (P)
1972—Tie, 6-6 (P)
Cardinals, 24-23 (StL)
1973—Cardinals, 34-23 (P)
Eagles, 27-24 (StL)
1974—Cardinals, 7-3 (StL)
Cardinals, 13-3 (P)
1975—Cardinals, 31-20 (StL)
Cardinals, 24-23 (P)
1976—Cardinals, 33-14 (StL)
Cardinals, 17-14 (P)
1977—Cardinals, 21-17 (P)
Cardinals, 21-16 (StL)
1978—Cardinals, 16-10 (P)
Eagles, 14-10 (StL)
1979—Eagles, 24-20 (StL)
Eagles, 16-13 (P)
1980—Cardinals, 24-14 (StL)
Eagles, 17-3 (P)
1981—Eagles, 52-10 (StL)
Eagles, 38-0 (P)
1982—Cardinals, 23-20 (P)
1983—Cardinals, 14-11 (P)
Cardinals, 31-7 (StL)
1984—Cardinals, 34-14 (P)
Cardinals, 17-16 (StL)
1985—Eagles, 30-7 (P)
Eagles, 24-14 (StL)
1986—Cardinals, 13-10 (StL)
Tie, 10-10 (P) OT
1987—Eagles, 28-23 (StL)
Cardinals, 31-19 (P)
1988—Eagles, 31-21 (P)
Eagles, 23-17 (Phx)
1989—Eagles, 17-5 (Phx)
Eagles, 31-14 (P)
1990—Cardinals, 23-21 (P)
Eagles, 23-21 (Phx)
1991—Cardinals, 26-10 (P)
Eagles, 34-14 (Phx)
1992—Eagles, 31-14 (Phx)
Eagles, 7-3 (P)
1993—Eagles, 23-17 (P)
Cardinals, 16-3 (Phx)
1994—Eagles, 17-7 (P)
Cardinals, 12-6 (A)
1995—Eagles, 31-19 (A)
Eagles, 21-20 (P)
1996—Cardinals, 36-30 (A)
Eagles, 29-19 (P)
1997—Eagles, 13-10 (P) OT
Cardinals, 31-21 (A)
1998—Cardinals, 17-3 (A)
Cardinals, 20-17 (P) OT
1999—Cardinals, 25-24 (P)
Cardinals, 21-17 (A)
2000—Eagles, 33-14 (A)
Eagles, 34-9 (P)
2001—Cardinals, 21-20 (P)
Eagles, 21-7 (A)
2002—Eagles, 38-14 (P)
2005—Cardinals, 27-21 (A)
2008—Eagles, 48-20 (P)
***Cardinals, 32-25 (A)
2011—Cardinals, 21-17 (P)
2012—Cardinals, 27-6 (A)
2013—Eagles, 24-21 (P)
2014—Cardinals, 24-20 (A)
2015—Cardinals, 40-17 (P)
2017—Eagles, 34-7 (P)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 2,506, Cardinals 2,293)
(PS Pts.—Cardinals 60, Eagles 53)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
and in Chicago prior to 1960
**NFL Championship
***NFC Championship
*ARIZONA vs. **PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 33-23-3
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0
1933—Pirates, 14-13 (P)
1935—Pirates, 17-13 (P)
1936—Cardinals, 14-6 (C)
1937—Cardinals, 13-7 (P)
1939—Cardinals, 10-0 (P)
1940—Tie, 7-7 (P)
1942—Steelers, 19-3 (P)
1945—Steelers, 23-0 (P)
1946—Steelers, 14-7 (P)
1948—Cardinals, 24-7 (P)
1950—Steelers, 28-17 (C)
Steelers, 28-7 (P)
1951—Steelers, 28-14 (C)
1952—Steelers, 34-28 (C)
Steelers, 17-14 (P)
1953—Steelers, 31-28 (P)
Steelers, 21-17 (C)
1954—Cardinals, 17-14 (C)
Steelers, 20-17 (P)
1955—Steelers, 14-7 (P)
Cardinals, 27-13 (C)
1956—Steelers, 14-7 (P)
Cardinals, 38-27 (C)
1957—Steelers, 29-20 (P)
Steelers, 27-2 (C)
1958—Steelers, 27-20 (C)
Steelers, 38-21 (P)
1959—Cardinals, 45-24 (C)
Steelers, 35-20 (P)
1960—Steelers, 27-14 (P)
Cardinals, 38-7 (StL)
1961—Steelers, 30-27 (P)
Cardinals, 20-0 (StL)
1962—Steelers, 26-17 (StL)
Steelers, 19-7 (P)
1963—Steelers, 23-10 (P)
Cardinals, 24-23 (StL)
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1964—Cardinals, 34-30 (StL)
Cardinals, 21-20 (P)
1965—Cardinals, 20-7 (P)
Cardinals, 21-17 (StL)
1966—Steelers, 30-9 (P)
Cardinals, 6-3 (StL)
1967—Cardinals, 28-14 (P)
Tie, 14-14 (StL)
1968—Tie, 28-28 (StL)
Cardinals, 20-10 (P)
1969—Cardinals, 27-14 (P)
Cardinals, 47-10 (StL)
1972—Steelers, 25-19 (StL)
1979—Steelers, 24-21 (StL)
1985—Steelers, 23-10 (P)
1988—Cardinals, 31-14 (Phx)
1994—Cardinals, 20-17 (A) OT
1997—Steelers, 26-20 (A) OT
2003—Steelers, 28-15 (P)
2007—Cardinals, 21-14 (A)
2008—***Steelers, 27-23 (Tampa Bay)
2011—Steelers, 32-20 (A)
2015—Steelers, 25-13 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 1,163, Cardinals 1,092)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 27, Cardinals 23)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
and in Chicago prior to 1960
**Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940
***Super Bowl XLIII
*ARIZONA vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 29-26
1951—Cardinals, 27-21 (SF)
1957—Cardinals, 20-10 (SF)
1962—49ers, 24-17 (StL)
1964—Cardinals, 23-13 (SF)
1968—49ers, 35-17 (SF)
1971—49ers, 26-14 (StL)
1974—Cardinals, 34-9 (SF)
1976—Cardinals, 23-20 (StL) OT
1978—Cardinals, 16-10 (SF)
1979—Cardinals, 13-10 (StL)
1980—49ers, 24-21 (SF) OT
1982—49ers, 31-20 (StL)
1983—49ers, 42-27 (StL)
1986—49ers, 43-17 (SF)
1987—49ers, 34-28 (SF)
1988—Cardinals, 24-23 (P)
1991—49ers, 14-10 (SF)
1992—Cardinals, 24-14 (P)
1993—49ers, 28-14 (SF)
1999—49ers, 24-10 (A)
2000—49ers, 27-20 (SF)
2002—49ers, 38-28 (SF)
49ers, 17-14 (A)
2003—Cardinals, 16-13 (A) OT
49ers, 50-14 (SF)
2004—49ers, 31-28 (SF) OT
49ers, 31-28 (A) OT
2005—Cardinals, 31-14 (Mex. City)
Cardinals, 17-10 (SF)
2006—Cardinals, 34-27 (A)
Cardinals, 26-20 (SF)
2007—49ers, 20-17 (SF)
49ers, 37-31 (A) OT
2008—Cardinals, 23-13 (SF)
Cardinals, 29-24 (A)
2009—49ers, 20-16 (A)
49ers, 24-9 (SF)
2010—49ers, 27-6 (A)
49ers, 38-7 (SF)
2011—49ers, 23-7 (SF)
Cardinals, 21-19 (A)
2012—49ers, 24-3 (A)
49ers, 27-13 (SF)
2013—49ers, 32-20 (SF)
49ers, 23-20 (A)
404
2014—Cardinals, 23-14 (A)
49ers, 20-17 (SF)
2015—Cardinals, 47-7 (A)
Cardinals, 19-13 (SF)
2016—Cardinals, 33-21 (SF)
Cardinals, 23-20 (A)
2017—Cardinals, 18-15 (A) OT
Cardinals, 20-10 (SF)
2018—Cardinals, 28-18 (SF)
Cardinals, 18-15 (A)
(RS Pts.—49ers 1,237, Cardinals 1,123)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988, and in
Chicago prior to 1960
*ARIZONA vs. SEATTLE
RS: Cardinals lead series, 20-19-1
1976—Cardinals, 30-24 (S)
1983—Cardinals, 33-28 (StL)
1989—Cardinals, 34-24 (S)
1993—Cardinals, 30-27 (S) OT
1995—Cardinals, 20-14 (A) OT
1998—Seahawks, 33-14 (S)
2002—Cardinals, 24-13 (S)
Seahawks, 27-6 (A)
2003—Seahawks, 38-0 (A)
Seahawks, 28-10 (S)
2004—Cardinals, 25-17 (A)
Seahawks, 24-21 (S)
2005—Seahawks, 37-12 (S)
Seahawks, 33-19 (A)
2006—Seahawks, 21-10 (S)
Cardinals, 27-21 (A)
2007—Cardinals, 23-20 (A)
Seahawks, 42-21 (S)
2008—Cardinals, 26-20 (S)
Cardinals, 34-21 (A)
2009—Cardinals, 27-3 (S)
Cardinals, 31-20 (A)
2010—Seahawks, 22-10 (S)
Seahawks, 36-18 (A)
2011—Seahawks, 13-10 (S)
Cardinals, 23-20 (A) OT
2012—Cardinals, 20-16 (A)
Seahawks, 58-0 (S)
2013—Seahawks, 34-22 (A)
Cardinals, 17-10 (S)
2014—Seahawks, 19-3 (S)
Seahawks, 35-6 (A)
2015—Cardinals, 39-32 (S)
Seahawks, 36-6 (A)
2016—Tie, 6-6 (A)
Cardinals, 34-31 (S)
2017—Seahawks, 22-16 (A)
Cardinals, 26-24 (S)
2018—Seahawks, 20-17 (A)
Seahawks, 27-24 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 996, Cardinals 774)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
*ARIZONA vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Cardinals lead series, 11-9
1977—Buccaneers, 17-7 (TB)
1981—Buccaneers, 20-10 (TB)
1983—Cardinals, 34-27 (TB)
1985—Buccaneers, 16-0 (TB)
1986—Cardinals, 30-19 (TB)
Cardinals, 21-17 (StL)
1987—Cardinals, 31-28 (StL)
Cardinals, 31-14 (TB)
1988—Cardinals, 30-24 (TB)
1989—Buccaneers, 14-13 (P)
1992—Buccaneers, 23-7 (TB)
Buccaneers, 7-3 (P)
1996—Cardinals, 13-9 (A)
1997—Buccaneers, 19-18 (TB)
2004—Cardinals, 12-7 (A)
2007—Buccaneers, 17-10 (TB)
2010—Buccaneers, 38-35 (A)
2013—Cardinals, 13-10 (TB)
2016—Cardinals, 40-7 (A)
2017—Cardinals, 38-33 (A)
(RS Pts.—Cardinals 396, Buccaneers 366)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
*ARIZONA vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Cardinals lead series, 7-4
1970—Cardinals, 44-0 (StL)
1974—Cardinals, 31-27 (H)
1979—Cardinals, 24-17 (H)
1985—Oilers, 20-10 (StL)
1988—Oilers, 38-20 (H)
1994—Cardinals, 30-12 (H)
1997—Oilers, 41-14 (A)
2005—Cardinals, 20-10 (A)
2009—Titans, 20-17 (T)
2013—Cardinals, 37-34 (T) OT
2017—Cardinals, 12-7 (A)
(RS Pts.—Cardinals 259, Titans 226)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
*ARIZONA vs. **WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 76-46-2
1932—Cardinals, 9-0 (B)
Braves, 8-6 (C)
1933—Redskins, 10-0 (C)
Tie, 0-0 (B)
1934—Redskins, 9-0 (B)
1935—Cardinals, 6-0 (B)
1936—Redskins, 13-10 (B)
1937—Cardinals, 21-14 (W)
1939—Redskins, 28-7 (W)
1940—Redskins, 28-21 (W)
1942—Redskins, 28-0 (W)
1943—Redskins, 13-7 (W)
1945—Redskins, 24-21 (W)
1947—Redskins, 45-21 (W)
1949—Cardinals, 38-7 (C)
1950—Cardinals, 38-28 (W)
1951—Redskins, 7-3 (C)
Redskins, 20-17 (W)
1952—Redskins, 23-7 (C)
Cardinals, 17-6 (W)
1953—Redskins, 24-13 (C)
Redskins, 28-17 (W)
1954—Cardinals, 38-16 (C)
Redskins, 37-20 (W)
1955—Cardinals, 24-10 (W)
Redskins, 31-0 (C)
1956—Cardinals, 31-3 (W)
Redskins, 17-14 (C)
1957—Redskins, 37-14 (C)
Cardinals, 44-14 (W)
1958—Cardinals, 37-10 (C)
Redskins, 45-31 (W)
1959—Cardinals, 49-21 (C)
Redskins, 23-14 (W)
1960—Cardinals, 44-7 (StL)
Cardinals, 26-14 (W)
1961—Cardinals, 24-0 (W)
Cardinals, 38-24 (StL)
1962—Redskins, 24-14 (W)
Tie, 17-17 (StL)
1963—Cardinals, 21-7 (W)
Cardinals, 24-20 (StL)
1964—Cardinals, 23-17 (W)
Cardinals, 38-24 (StL)
1965—Cardinals, 37-16 (W)
Redskins, 24-20 (StL)
1966—Cardinals, 23-7 (StL)
Redskins, 26-20 (W)
1967—Cardinals, 27-21 (W)
1968—Cardinals, 41-14 (StL)
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1969—Redskins, 33-17 (W)
1970—Cardinals, 27-17 (StL)
Redskins, 28-27 (W)
1971—Redskins, 24-17 (StL)
Redskins, 20-0 (W)
1972—Redskins, 24-10 (W)
Redskins, 33-3 (StL)
1973—Cardinals, 34-27 (StL)
Redskins, 31-13 (W)
1974—Cardinals, 17-10 (W)
Cardinals, 23-20 (StL)
1975—Redskins, 27-17 (W)
Cardinals, 20-17 (StL) OT
1976—Redskins, 20-10 (W)
Redskins, 16-10 (StL)
1977—Redskins, 24-14 (W)
Redskins, 26-20 (StL)
1978—Redskins, 28-10 (StL)
Cardinals, 27-17 (W)
1979—Redskins, 17-7 (StL)
Redskins, 30-28 (W)
1980—Redskins, 23-0 (W)
Redskins, 31-7 (StL)
1981—Cardinals, 40-30 (StL)
Redskins, 42-21 (W)
1982—Redskins, 12-7 (StL)
Redskins, 28-0 (W)
1983—Redskins, 38-14 (StL)
Redskins, 45-7 (W)
1984—Cardinals, 26-24 (StL)
Redskins, 29-27 (W)
1985—Redskins, 27-10 (W)
Redskins, 27-16 (StL)
1986—Redskins, 28-21 (W)
Redskins, 20-17 (StL)
1987—Redskins, 28-21 (W)
Redskins, 34-17 (StL)
1988—Cardinals, 30-21 (P)
Redskins, 33-17 (W)
1989—Redskins, 30-28 (W)
Redskins, 29-10 (P)
1990—Redskins, 31-0 (W)
Redskins, 38-10 (P)
1991—Redskins, 34-0 (W)
Redskins, 20-14 (P)
1992—Cardinals, 27-24 (P)
Redskins, 41-3 (W)
1993—Cardinals, 17-10 (W)
Cardinals, 36-6 (P)
1994—Cardinals, 19-16 (W) OT
Cardinals, 17-15 (A)
1995—Redskins, 27-7 (W)
Cardinals, 24-20 (A)
1996—Cardinals, 37-34 (W) OT
Cardinals, 27-26 (A)
1997—Redskins, 19-13 (W) OT
Redskins, 38-28 (A)
1998—Cardinals, 29-27 (A)
Cardinals, 45-42 (W)
1999—Redskins, 24-10 (A)
Redskins, 28-3 (W)
2000—Cardinals, 16-15 (A)
Redskins, 20-3 (W)
2001—Redskins, 20-10 (A)
Redskins, 20-17 (W)
2002—Redskins, 31-23 (W)
2005—Redskins, 17-13 (A)
2007—Redskins, 21-19 (W)
2008—Redskins, 24-17 (W)
2011—Redskins, 22-21 (W)
2014—Cardinals, 30-20 (A)
2016—Cardinals, 31-23 (A)
2017—Redskins, 20-15 (W)
2018—Redskins, 24-6 (A)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 2,754, Cardinals 2,306)
*Franchise known as Phoenix prior to
1994, in St. Louis prior to 1988,
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and in Chicago prior to 1960
**Franchise in Boston prior to 1937 and
known as Braves prior to 1933
ATLANTA vs. ARIZONA
RS: Series tied, 15-15
PS: Cardinals lead series, 1-0;
See Arizona vs. Atlanta
ATLANTA vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2
1999—Ravens, 19-13 (A) OT
2002—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
2006—Ravens, 24-10 (B)
2010—Falcons, 26-21 (A)
2014—Ravens, 29-7 (B)
2018—Ravens, 26-16 (A)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 136, Falcons 92)
ATLANTA vs. BUFFALO
RS: Falcons lead series, 7-5
1973—Bills, 17-6 (A)
1977—Bills, 3-0 (B)
1980—Falcons, 30-14 (B)
1983—Falcons, 31-14 (A)
1989—Falcons, 30-28 (A)
1992—Bills, 41-14 (B)
1995—Bills, 23-17 (B)
2001—Falcons, 33-30 (A)
2005—Falcons, 24-16 (B)
2009—Falcons, 31-3 (A)
2013—Falcons, 34-31 (Toronto) OT
2017—Bills, 23-17 (A)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 267, Bills 243)
ATLANTA vs. CAROLINA
RS: Falcons lead series, 30-18
1995—Falcons, 23-20 (A) OT
Panthers, 21-17 (C)
1996—Panthers, 29-6 (C)
Falcons, 20-17 (A)
1997—Panthers, 9-6 (A)
Panthers, 21-12 (C)
1998—Falcons, 19-14 (C)
Falcons, 51-23 (A)
1999—Falcons, 27-20 (A)
Panthers, 34-28 (C)
2000—Falcons, 15-10 (C)
Falcons, 13-12 (A)
2001—Falcons, 24-16 (A)
Falcons, 10-7 (C)
2002—Falcons, 30-0 (A)
Falcons, 41-0 (C)
2003—Panthers, 23-3 (C)
Falcons, 20-14 (A) OT
2004—Falcons, 27-10 (C)
Falcons, 34-31 (A) OT
2005—Panthers, 24-6 (C)
Panthers, 44-11 (A)
2006—Falcons, 20-6 (C)
Panthers, 10-3 (A)
2007—Panthers, 27-20 (A)
Falcons, 20-13 (C)
2008—Panthers, 24-9 (C)
Falcons, 45-28 (A)
2009—Falcons, 28-20 (A)
Panthers, 28-19 (C)
2010—Falcons, 31-10 (C)
Falcons, 31-10 (A)
2011—Falcons, 31-17 (A)
Falcons, 31-23 (C)
2012—Falcons, 30-28 (A)
Panthers, 30-20 (C)
2013—Panthers, 34-10 (C)
Panthers, 21-20 (A)
2014—Falcons, 19-17 (C)
Panthers, 34-3 (A)
2015—Panthers, 38-0 (C)
Falcons, 20-13 (A)
2016—Falcons, 48-33 (A)
Falcons, 33-16 (C)
2017—Panthers, 20-17 (C)
Falcons, 22-10 (A)
2018—Falcons, 31-24 (A)
Falcons, 24-10 (C)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 1,028, Panthers 943)
ATLANTA vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 14-13
1966—Bears, 23-6 (C)
1967—Bears, 23-14 (A)
1968—Falcons, 16-13 (C)
1969—Falcons, 48-31 (A)
1970—Bears, 23-14 (A)
1972—Falcons, 37-21 (C)
1973—Falcons, 46-6 (A)
1974—Falcons, 13-10 (A)
1976—Falcons, 10-0 (C)
1977—Falcons, 16-10 (C)
1978—Bears, 13-7 (C)
1980—Falcons, 28-17 (A)
1983—Falcons, 20-17 (C)
1985—Bears, 36-0 (C)
1986—Bears, 13-10 (A)
1990—Bears, 30-24 (C)
1992—Bears, 41-31 (C)
1993—Bears, 6-0 (C)
1998—Falcons, 20-13 (A)
2001—Bears, 31-3 (A)
2002—Bears, 14-13 (A)
2005—Bears, 16-3 (C)
2008—Falcons, 22-20 (A)
2009—Falcons, 21-14 (A)
2011—Bears, 30-12 (C)
2014—Bears, 27-13 (A)
2017—Falcons, 23-17 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bears 515, Falcons 470)
ATLANTA vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 9-5
1971—Falcons, 9-6 (C)
1975—Bengals, 21-14 (A)
1978—Bengals, 37-7 (C)
1981—Bengals, 30-28 (A)
1984—Bengals, 35-14 (C)
1987—Bengals, 16-10 (A)
1990—Falcons, 38-17 (A)
1993—Bengals, 21-17 (C)
1996—Bengals, 41-31 (C)
2002—Falcons, 30-3 (A)
2006—Falcons, 29-27 (C)
2010—Falcons, 39-32 (A)
2014—Bengals, 24-10 (C)
2018—Bengals, 37-36 (A)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 347, Falcons 312)
ATLANTA vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 12-3
1966—Browns, 49-17 (A)
1968—Browns, 30-7 (C)
1971—Falcons, 31-14 (C)
1976—Browns, 20-17 (A)
1978—Browns, 24-16 (A)
1981—Browns, 28-17 (C)
1984—Browns, 23-7 (A)
1987—Browns, 38-3 (C)
1990—Browns, 13-10 (C)
1993—Falcons, 17-14 (A)
2002—Browns, 24-16 (C)
2006—Browns, 17-13 (A)
2010—Falcons, 20-10 (C)
2014—Browns, 26-24 (A)
2018—Browns, 28-16 (C)
(RS Pts.—Browns 358, Falcons 231)
ATLANTA vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 15-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0
1966—Cowboys, 47-14 (A)
1967—Cowboys, 37-7 (D)
1969—Cowboys, 24-17 (A)
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1970—Cowboys, 13-0 (D)
1974—Cowboys, 24-0 (A)
1976—Falcons, 17-10 (A)
1978—*Cowboys, 27-20 (D)
1980—*Cowboys, 30-27 (A)
1985—Cowboys, 24-10 (D)
1986—Falcons, 37-35 (D)
1987—Falcons, 21-10 (D)
1988—Cowboys, 26-20 (D)
1989—Falcons 27-21 (A)
1990—Falcons, 26-7 (A)
1991—Cowboys, 31-27 (D)
1992—Cowboys, 41-17 (A)
1993—Falcons, 27-14 (A)
1995—Cowboys, 28-13 (A)
1996—Cowboys, 32-28 (D)
1999—Cowboys, 24-7 (D)
2001—Falcons, 20-13 (A)
2003—Falcons, 27-13 (D)
2006—Cowboys, 38-28 (A)
2009—Cowboys, 37-21 (D)
2012—Falcons, 19-13 (A)
2015—Falcons, 39-28 (D)
2017—Falcons, 27-7 (A)
2018—Cowboys, 22-19 (A)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 619, Falcons 515)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 57, Falcons 47)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
ATLANTA vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 8-6
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0
1970—Broncos, 24-10 (D)
1972—Falcons, 23-20 (A)
1975—Falcons, 35-21 (A)
1979—Broncos, 20-17 (A) OT
1982—Falcons, 34-27 (D)
1985—Broncos, 44-28 (A)
1988—Broncos, 30-14 (D)
1994—Broncos, 32-28 (D)
1997—Broncos, 29-21 (A)
1998—*Broncos, 34-19 (South Florida)
2000—Broncos, 42-14 (D)
2004—Falcons, 41-28 (D)
2008—Broncos, 24-20 (A)
2012—Falcons, 27-21 (A)
2016—Falcons, 23-16 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 378, Falcons 335)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 34, Falcons 19)
*Super Bowl XXXIII
ATLANTA vs. DETROIT
RS: Lions lead series, 24-13
1966—Lions, 28-10 (D)
1967—Lions, 24-3 (D)
1968—Lions, 24-7 (A)
1969—Lions, 27-21 (D)
1971—Lions, 41-38 (D)
1972—Lions, 26-23 (A)
1973—Lions, 31-6 (D)
1975—Lions, 17-14 (A)
1976—Lions, 24-10 (D)
1977—Falcons, 17-6 (A)
1978—Falcons, 14-0 (A)
1979—Lions, 24-23 (D)
1980—Falcons, 43-28 (A)
1983—Falcons, 30-14 (D)
1984—Lions, 27-24 (A) OT
1985—Lions, 28-27 (A)
1986—Falcons, 20-6 (D)
1987—Lions, 30-13 (A)
1988—Lions, 31-17 (D)
1989—Lions, 31-24 (A)
1990—Lions, 21-14 (D)
1993—Lions, 30-13 (D)
1994—Lions, 31-28 (D) OT
1995—Falcons, 34-22 (A)
1996—Lions, 28-24 (D)
1997—Lions, 28-17 (D)
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1998—Falcons, 24-17 (D)
2000—Lions, 13-10 (D)
2002—Falcons, 36-15 (A)
2004—Lions, 17-10 (A)
2005—Falcons, 27-7 (D)
2006—Lions, 30-14 (D)
2008—Falcons, 34-21 (A)
2011—Falcons, 23-16 (D)
2012—Falcons, 31-18 (D)
2014—Lions, 22-21 (London)
2017—Falcons, 30-26 (D)
(RS Pts.—Lions 829, Falcons 774)
ATLANTA vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 16-14
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1966—Packers, 56-3 (Mil)
1967—Packers, 23-0 (Mil)
1968—Packers, 38-7 (A)
1969—Packers, 28-10 (GB)
1970—Packers, 27-24 (GB)
1971—Falcons, 28-21 (A)
1972—Falcons, 10-9 (Mil)
1974—Falcons, 10-3 (A)
1975—Packers, 22-13 (GB)
1976—Packers, 24-20 (A)
1979—Falcons, 25-7 (A)
1981—Falcons, 31-17 (GB)
1982—Packers, 38-7 (A)
1983—Falcons, 47-41 (A) OT
1988—Falcons, 20-0 (A)
1989—Packers, 23-21 (Mil)
1991—Falcons, 35-31 (A)
1992—Falcons, 24-10 (A)
1994—Packers, 21-17 (Mil)
1995—*Packers, 37-20 (GB)
2001—Falcons, 23-20 (GB)
2002—Packers, 37-34 (GB) OT
*Falcons, 27-7 (GB)
2005—Packers, 33-25 (A)
2008—Falcons, 27-24 (GB)
2010—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
**Packers, 48-21 (A)
2011—Packers, 25-14 (A)
2013—Packers, 22-21 (GB)
2014—Packers, 43-37 (GB)
2016—Falcons, 33-32 (A)
***Falcons, 44-21 (A)
2017—Falcons, 34-23 (A)
2018—Packers, 34-20 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Packers 749, Falcons 640)
(PS Pts.—Packers 113, Falcons 112)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC Championship
ATLANTA vs. HOUSTON
RS: Series tied, 2-2
2003—Texans, 17-13 (H)
2007—Falcons, 26-16 (A)
2011—Texans, 17-10 (H)
2015—Falcons, 48-21 (A)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 97, Texans 71)
ATLANTA vs. *INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 14-2
1966—Colts, 19-7 (A)
1967—Colts, 38-31 (B)
Colts, 49-7 (A)
1968—Colts, 28-20 (A)
Colts, 44-0 (B)
1969—Colts, 21-14 (A)
Colts, 13-6 (B)
1974—Colts, 17-7 (A)
1986—Colts, 28-23 (A)
1989—Colts, 13-9 (I)
1998—Falcons, 28-21 (A)
2001—Colts, 41-27 (I)
2003—Colts, 38-7 (I)
2007—Colts, 31-13 (A)
2011—Falcons, 31-7 (I)
2015—Colts, 24-21 (A)
(RS Pts.—Colts 432, Falcons 251)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
ATLANTA vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 3-3
1996—Jaguars, 19-17 (J)
1999—Jaguars, 30-7 (A)
2003—Falcons, 21-14 (A)
2007—Jaguars, 13-7 (J)
2011—Falcons, 41-14 (A)
2015—Falcons, 23-17 (J)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 116, Jaguars 107)
ATLANTA vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 6-3
1972—Chiefs, 17-14 (A)
1985—Chiefs, 38-10 (KC)
1991—Chiefs, 14-3 (KC)
1994—Chiefs, 30-10 (A)
2000—Falcons, 29-13 (A)
2004—Chiefs, 56-10 (KC)
2008—Falcons, 38-14 (A)
2012—Falcons, 40-24 (KC)
2016—Chiefs, 29-28 (A)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 235, Falcons 182)
ATLANTA vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Falcons lead series, 8-2
1973—Falcons, 41-0 (SD)
1979—Falcons, 28-26 (SD)
1988—Chargers, 10-7 (A)
1991—Falcons, 13-10 (SD)
1994—Falcons, 10-9 (A)
1997—Falcons, 14-3 (SD)
2004—Falcons, 21-20 (A)
2008—Falcons, 22-16 (SD)
2012—Falcons, 27-3 (SD)
2016—Chargers, 33-30 (A) OT
(RS Pts.—Falcons 213, Chargers 130)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
ATLANTA vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 47-28-2
PS: Falcons lead series, 2-0
1966—Rams, 19-14 (A)
1967—Rams, 31-3 (A)
Rams, 20-3 (LA)
1968—Rams, 27-14 (LA)
Rams, 17-10 (A)
1969—Rams, 17-7 (LA)
Rams, 38-6 (A)
1970—Tie, 10-10 (LA)
Rams, 17-7 (A)
1971—Tie, 20-20 (LA)
Rams, 24-16 (A)
1972—Falcons, 31-3 (A)
Rams, 20-7 (LA)
1973—Rams, 31-0 (LA)
Falcons, 15-13 (A)
1974—Rams, 21-0 (LA)
Rams, 30-7 (A)
1975—Rams, 22-7 (LA)
Rams, 16-7 (A)
1976—Rams, 30-14 (A)
Rams, 59-0 (LA)
1977—Falcons, 17-6 (A)
Rams, 23-7 (LA)
1978—Rams, 10-0 (LA)
Falcons, 15-7 (A)
1979—Rams, 20-14 (LA)
Rams, 34-13 (A)
1980—Falcons, 13-10 (A)
Rams, 20-17 (LA) OT
1981—Rams, 37-35 (A)
Rams, 21-16 (LA)
1982—Falcons, 34-17 (A)
1983—Rams, 27-21 (LA)
Rams, 36-13 (A)
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1984—Falcons, 30-28 (LA)
Rams, 24-10 (A)
1985—Rams, 17-6 (LA)
Falcons, 30-14 (A)
1986—Falcons, 26-14 (A)
Rams, 14-7 (LA)
1987—Falcons, 24-20 (A)
Rams, 33-0 (LA)
1988—Rams, 33-0 (A)
Rams, 22-7 (LA)
1989—Rams, 31-21 (A)
Rams, 26-14 (LA)
1990—Rams, 44-24 (LA)
Falcons, 20-13 (A)
1991—Falcons, 31-14 (A)
Falcons, 31-14 (LA)
1992—Falcons, 30-28 (A)
Rams, 38-27 (LA)
1993—Falcons, 30-24 (A)
Falcons, 13-0 (LA)
1994—Falcons, 31-13 (A)
Falcons, 8-5 (LA)
1995—Rams, 21-19 (StL)
Falcons, 31-6 (A)
1996—Rams, 59-16 (StL)
Rams, 34-27 (A)
1997—Falcons, 34-31 (A)
Falcons, 27-21 (StL)
1998—Falcons, 37-15 (A)
Falcons, 21-10 (StL)
1999—Rams, 35-7 (StL)
Rams, 41-13 (A)
2000—Rams, 41-20 (A)
Rams, 45-29 (StL)
2001—Rams, 35-6 (A)
Rams, 31-13 (StL)
2003—Rams, 36-0 (StL)
2004—Falcons, 34-17 (A)
**Falcons, 47-17 (A)
2007—Rams, 28-16 (StL)
2008—Falcons, 31-27 (A)
2010—Falcons, 34-17 (StL)
2013—Falcons, 31-24 (A)
2016—Falcons, 42-14 (LA)
2017—***Falcons, 26-13 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Rams 1,810, Falcons 1,321)
(PS Pts.—Falcons 73, Rams 30)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC First-Round Playoff
ATLANTA vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-4
1970—Dolphins, 20-7 (A)
1974—Dolphins, 42-7 (M)
1980—Dolphins, 20-17 (A)
1983—Dolphins, 31-24 (M)
1986—Falcons, 20-14 (M)
1992—Dolphins, 21-17 (M)
1995—Dolphins, 21-20 (M)
1998—Falcons, 38-16 (A)
2001—Dolphins, 21-14 (M)
2005—Falcons, 17-10 (M)
2009—Falcons, 19-7 (A)
2013—Dolphins, 27-23 (M)
2017—Dolphins, 20-17 (A)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 270, Falcons 240)
ATLANTA vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 18-10
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1966—Falcons, 20-13 (M)
1967—Falcons, 21-20 (A)
1968—Vikings, 47-7 (M)
1969—Falcons, 10-3 (A)
1970—Vikings, 37-7 (A)
1971—Vikings, 24-7 (M)
1973—Falcons, 20-14 (A)
1974—Vikings, 23-10 (M)
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1975—Vikings, 38-0 (M)
1977—Vikings, 14-7 (A)
1980—Vikings, 24-23 (M)
1981—Falcons, 31-30 (A)
1982—*Vikings, 30-24 (M)
1984—Vikings, 27-20 (M)
1985—Falcons, 14-13 (A)
1987—Vikings, 24-13 (M)
1989—Vikings, 43-17 (M)
1991—Vikings, 20-19 (A)
1996—Vikings, 23-17 (A)
1998—**Falcons, 30-27 (M) OT
1999—Vikings, 17-14 (A)
2002—Falcons, 30-24 (M) OT
2003—Vikings, 39-26 (A)
2005—Falcons, 30-10 (A)
2007—Vikings, 24-3 (M)
2008—Falcons, 24-17 (M)
2011—Falcons, 24-14 (A)
2014—Vikings, 41-28 (M)
2015—Vikings, 20-10 (A)
2017—Vikings, 14-9 (A)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 657, Falcons 461)
(PS Pts.—Vikings 57, Falcons 54)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Championship
ATLANTA vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 8-6
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0
1972—Patriots, 21-20 (NE)
1977—Patriots, 16-10 (A)
1980—Falcons, 37-21 (NE)
1983—Falcons, 24-13 (A)
1986—Patriots, 25-17 (NE)
1989—Falcons, 16-15 (A)
1992—Falcons, 34-0 (A)
1995—Falcons, 30-17 (A)
1998—Falcons, 41-10 (NE)
2001—Patriots, 24-10 (A)
2005—Patriots, 31-28 (A)
2009—Patriots, 26-10 (NE)
2013—Patriots, 30-23 (A)
2016—*Patriots, 34-28 (Houston) OT
2017—Patriots, 23-7 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 307, Patriots 272)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 34, Falcons 28)
*Super Bowl LI
ATLANTA vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Falcons lead series, 51-48
PS: Falcons lead series, 1-0
1967—Saints, 27-24 (NO)
1969—Falcons, 45-17 (A)
1970—Falcons, 14-3 (NO)
Falcons, 32-14 (A)
1971—Falcons, 28-6 (A)
Falcons, 24-20 (NO)
1972—Falcons, 21-14 (NO)
Falcons, 36-20 (A)
1973—Falcons, 62-7 (NO)
Falcons, 14-10 (A)
1974—Saints, 14-13 (NO)
Saints, 13-3 (A)
1975—Falcons, 14-7 (A)
Saints, 23-7 (NO)
1976—Saints, 30-0 (NO)
Falcons, 23-20 (A)
1977—Saints, 21-20 (NO)
Falcons, 35-7 (A)
1978—Falcons, 20-17 (NO)
Falcons, 20-17 (A)
1979—Falcons, 40-34 (NO) OT
Saints, 37-6 (A)
1980—Falcons, 41-14 (NO)
Falcons, 31-13 (A)
1981—Falcons, 27-0 (A)
Falcons, 41-10 (NO)
1982—Falcons, 35-0 (A)
Saints, 35-6 (NO)
1983—Saints, 19-17 (A)
Saints, 27-10 (NO)
1984—Falcons, 36-28 (NO)
Saints, 17-13 (A)
1985—Falcons, 31-24 (A)
Falcons, 16-10 (NO)
1986—Falcons, 31-10 (NO)
Saints, 14-9 (A)
1987—Saints, 38-0 (A)
1988—Saints, 29-21 (A)
Saints, 10-9 (NO)
1989—Saints, 20-13 (NO)
Saints, 26-17 (A)
1990—Falcons, 28-27 (A)
Saints, 10-7 (NO)
1991—Saints, 27-6 (A)
Falcons, 23-20 (NO) OT
*Falcons, 27-20 (NO)
1992—Saints, 10-7 (A)
Saints, 22-14 (NO)
1993—Saints, 34-31 (A)
Falcons, 26-15 (NO)
1994—Saints, 33-32 (NO)
Saints, 29-20 (A)
1995—Falcons, 27-24 (NO) OT
Falcons, 19-14 (A)
1996—Falcons, 17-15 (A)
Falcons, 31-15 (NO)
1997—Falcons, 23-17 (NO)
Falcons, 20-3 (A)
1998—Falcons, 31-23 (A)
Falcons, 27-17 (NO)
1999—Falcons, 20-17 (NO)
Falcons, 35-12 (A)
2000—Saints, 21-19 (A)
Saints, 23-7 (NO)
2001—Falcons, 20-13 (NO)
Saints, 28-10 (A)
2002—Falcons, 37-35 (NO)
Falcons, 24-17 (A)
2003—Saints, 45-17 (A)
Saints, 23-20 (NO) OT
2004—Falcons, 24-21 (A)
Saints, 26-13 (NO)
2005—Falcons, 34-31 (San Antonio)
Falcons, 36-17 (A)
2006—Saints, 23-3 (NO)
Saints, 31-13 (A)
2007—Saints, 22-16 (NO)
Saints, 34-14 (A)
2008—Falcons, 34-20 (A)
Saints, 29-25 (NO)
2009—Saints, 35-27 (NO)
Saints, 26-23 (A)
2010—Falcons, 27-24 (NO) OT
Saints, 17-14 (A)
2011—Saints, 26-23 (A) OT
Saints, 45-16 (NO)
2012—Saints, 31-27 (NO)
Falcons, 23-13 (A)
2013—Saints, 23-17 (NO)
Saints, 17-13 (A)
2014—Falcons, 37-34 (A) OT
Falcons, 30-14 (NO)
2015—Saints, 31-21 (NO)
Saints, 20-17 (A)
2016—Falcons, 45-32 (NO)
Falcons, 38-32 (A)
2017—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
Saints, 23-13 (NO)
2018—Saints, 43-37 (A) OT
Saints, 31-17 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 2,200, Saints 2,099)
(PS Pts.—Falcons 27, Saints 20)
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ATLANTA vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Falcons lead series, 13-11
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0
1966—Falcons, 27-16 (NY)
1968—Falcons, 24-21 (A)
1971—Giants, 21-17 (A)
1974—Falcons, 14-7 (New Haven)
1977—Falcons, 17-3 (A)
1978—Falcons, 23-20 (A)
1979—Giants, 24-3 (NY)
1981—Giants, 27-24 (A) OT
1982—Falcons, 16-14 (NY)
1983—Giants, 16-13 (A) OT
1984—Giants, 19-7 (A)
1988—Giants, 23-16 (A)
1998—Falcons, 34-20 (NY)
2000—Giants, 13-6 (A)
2002—Falcons, 17-10 (NY)
2003—Falcons, 27-7 (NY)
2004—Falcons, 14-10 (NY)
2006—Giants, 27-14 (A)
2007—Giants, 31-10 (A)
2009—Giants, 34-31 (NY) OT
2011—*Giants, 24-2 (NY)
2012—Falcons, 34-0 (A)
2014—Giants, 30-20 (NY)
2015—Falcons, 24-20 (NY)
2018—Falcons, 23-20 (A)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 455, Giants 433)
(PS Pts.—Giants 24, Falcons 2)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
ATLANTA vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Falcons lead series, 7-5
1973—Falcons, 28-20 (NY)
1980—Jets, 14-7 (A)
1983—Falcons, 27-21 (NY)
1986—Jets, 28-14 (A)
1989—Jets, 27-7 (NY)
1992—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
1995—Falcons, 13-3 (A)
1998—Jets, 28-3 (NY)
2005—Falcons, 27-14 (A)
2009—Falcons, 10-7 (NY)
2013—Jets, 30-28 (A)
2017—Falcons, 25-20 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Jets 229, Falcons 209)
ATLANTA vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Series tied, 7-7
1971—Falcons, 24-13 (A)
1975—Raiders, 37-34 (O) OT
1979—Raiders, 50-19 (O)
1982—Raiders, 38-14 (A)
1985—Raiders, 34-24 (A)
1988—Falcons, 12-6 (LA)
1991—Falcons, 21-17 (A)
1994—Raiders, 30-17 (LA)
1997—Raiders, 36-31 (A)
2000—Raiders, 41-14 (O)
2004—Falcons, 35-10 (A)
2008—Falcons, 24-0 (O)
2012—Falcons, 23-20 (A)
2016—Falcons, 35-28 (O)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 360, Falcons 327)
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ATLANTA vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 17-13-1
PS: Eagles lead series, 3-1
1966—Eagles, 23-10 (P)
1967—Eagles, 38-7 (A)
1969—Falcons, 27-3 (P)
1970—Tie, 13-13 (P)
1973—Falcons, 44-27 (P)
1976—Eagles, 14-13 (A)
1978—*Falcons, 14-13 (A)
1979—Falcons, 14-10 (P)
1980—Falcons, 20-17 (P)
1981—Eagles, 16-13 (P)
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1983—Eagles, 28-24 (A)
1984—Falcons, 26-10 (A)
1985—Eagles, 23-17 (P) OT
1986—Eagles, 16-0 (A)
1988—Falcons, 27-24 (P)
1990—Eagles, 24-23 (A)
1994—Falcons, 28-21 (A)
1996—Eagles, 33-18 (A)
1997—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
1998—Falcons, 17-12 (A)
2000—Eagles, 38-10 (P)
2002—**Eagles, 20-6 (P)
2003—Eagles, 23-16 (A)
2004—***Eagles, 27-10 (P)
2005—Falcons, 14-10 (A)
2006—Eagles, 24-17 (P)
2008—Eagles, 27-14 (P)
2009—Eagles, 34-7 (A)
2010—Eagles, 31-17 (P)
2011—Falcons, 35-31 (A)
2012—Falcons, 30-17 (P)
2015—Falcons, 26-24 (A)
2016—Eagles, 24-15 (P)
2017—**Eagles, 15-10 (P)
2018—Eagles, 18-12 (P)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 670, Falcons 574)
(PS Pts.—Eagles 75, Falcons 40)
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**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC Championship
ATLANTA vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 14-2-1
1966—Steelers, 57-33 (A)
1968—Steelers, 41-21 (A)
1970—Falcons, 27-16 (A)
1974—Steelers, 24-17 (P)
1978—Steelers, 31-7 (P)
1981—Steelers, 34-20 (A)
1984—Steelers, 35-10 (P)
1987—Steelers, 28-12 (A)
1990—Steelers, 21-9 (P)
1993—Steelers, 45-17 (A)
1996—Steelers, 20-17 (A)
1999—Steelers, 13-9 (P)
2002—Tie, 34-34 (P) OT
2006—Falcons, 41-38 (A) OT
2010—Steelers, 15-9 (P) OT
2014—Steelers, 27-20 (A)
2018—Steelers, 41-17 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 520, Falcons 320)
ATLANTA vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 46-30-1
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1966—49ers, 44-7 (A)
1967—49ers, 38-7 (SF)
49ers, 34-28 (A)
1968—49ers, 28-13 (SF)
49ers, 14-12 (A)
1969—Falcons, 24-12 (A)
Falcons, 21-7 (SF)
1970—Falcons, 21-20 (A)
49ers, 24-20 (SF)
1971—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
49ers, 24-3 (SF)
1972—49ers, 49-14 (A)
49ers, 20-0 (SF)
1973—49ers, 13-9 (A)
Falcons, 17-3 (SF)
1974—49ers, 16-10 (A)
49ers, 27-0 (SF)
1975—Falcons, 17-3 (SF)
Falcons, 31-9 (A)
1976—49ers, 15-0 (SF)
Falcons, 21-16 (A)
1977—Falcons, 7-0 (SF)
49ers, 10-3 (A)
1978—Falcons, 20-17 (SF)
Falcons, 21-10 (A)
1979—49ers, 20-15 (SF)
Falcons, 31-21 (A)
1980—Falcons, 20-17 (SF)
Falcons, 35-10 (A)
1981—Falcons, 34-17 (A)
49ers, 17-14 (SF)
1982—Falcons, 17-7 (SF)
1983—49ers, 24-20 (SF)
Falcons, 28-24 (A)
1984—49ers, 14-5 (SF)
49ers, 35-17 (A)
1985—49ers, 35-16 (SF)
49ers, 38-17 (A)
1986—Tie, 10-10 (A) OT
49ers, 20-0 (SF)
1987—49ers, 25-17 (A)
49ers, 35-7 (SF)
1988—Falcons, 34-17 (SF)
49ers, 13-3 (A)
1989—49ers, 45-3 (SF)
49ers, 23-10 (A)
1990—49ers, 19-13 (SF)
49ers, 45-35 (A)
1991—Falcons, 39-34 (SF)
Falcons, 17-14 (A)
1992—49ers, 56-17 (SF)
49ers, 41-3 (A)
1993—49ers, 37-30 (SF)
Falcons, 27-24 (A)
1994—49ers, 42-3 (A)
49ers, 50-14 (SF)
1995—49ers, 41-10 (SF)
Falcons, 28-27 (A)
1996—49ers, 39-17 (SF)
49ers, 34-10 (A)
1997—49ers, 34-7 (SF)
49ers, 35-28 (A)
1998—49ers, 31-20 (SF)
Falcons, 31-19 (A)
*Falcons, 20-18 (A)
1999—49ers, 26-7 (SF)
Falcons, 34-29 (A)
2000—Falcons, 36-28 (A)
49ers, 16-6 (SF)
2001—49ers, 16-13 (SF) OT
49ers, 37-31 (A) OT
2004—Falcons, 21-19 (SF)
2007—Falcons, 20-16 (A)
2009—Falcons, 45-10 (SF)
2010—Falcons, 16-14 (A)
2012—**49ers, 28-24 (A)
2013—49ers, 34-24 (SF)
2015—49ers, 17-16 (SF)
2016—Falcons, 41-13 (A)
(RS Pts.—49ers 1,834, Falcons 1,358)
(PS Pts.—49ers 46, Falcons 44)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC Championship
ATLANTA vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 10-6
PS: Falcons lead series, 2-0
1976—Seahawks, 30-13 (S)
1979—Seahawks, 31-28 (A)
1985—Seahawks, 30-26 (S)
1988—Seahawks, 31-20 (A)
1991—Falcons, 26-13 (A)
1997—Falcons, 24-17 (S)
2000—Seahawks, 30-10 (A)
2002—Seahawks, 30-24 (A) OT
2004—Seahawks, 28-26 (S)
2005—Seahawks, 21-18 (S)
2007—Falcons, 44-41 (A)
2010—Falcons, 34-18 (S)
2011—Falcons, 30-28 (S)
2012—*Falcons, 30-28 (A)
2013—Seahawks, 33-10 (A)
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2016—Seahawks, 26-24 (S)
*Falcons, 36-20 (A)
2017—Falcons, 34-31 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 438, Falcons 391)
(PS Pts.—Falcons 66, Seahawks 48)
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ATLANTA vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Falcons lead series, 27-24
1977—Falcons, 17-0 (TB)
1978—Buccaneers, 14-9 (TB)
1979—Falcons, 17-14 (A)
1981—Buccaneers, 24-23 (TB)
1984—Buccaneers, 23-6 (TB)
1986—Falcons, 23-20 (TB) OT
1987—Buccaneers, 48-10 (TB)
1988—Falcons, 17-10 (A)
1990—Buccaneers, 23-17 (TB)
1991—Falcons, 43-7 (A)
1992—Falcons, 35-7 (TB)
1993—Buccaneers, 31-24 (A)
1994—Falcons, 34-13 (A)
1995—Falcons, 24-21 (TB)
1997—Buccaneers, 31-10 (A)
1999—Buccaneers, 19-10 (TB)
2000—Buccaneers, 27-14 (A)
2002—Buccaneers, 20-6 (A)
Buccaneers, 34-10 (TB)
2003—Buccaneers, 31-10 (A)
Falcons, 30-28 (TB)
2004—Falcons, 24-14 (A)
Buccaneers, 27-0 (TB)
2005—Buccaneers, 30-27 (A)
Buccaneers, 27-24 (TB) OT
2006—Falcons, 14-3 (A)
Falcons, 17-6 (TB)
2007—Buccaneers, 31-7 (A)
Buccaneers, 37-3 (TB)
2008—Buccaneers, 24-9 (TB)
Falcons, 13-10 (A) OT
2009—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
Falcons, 20-10 (TB)
2010—Falcons, 27-21 (A)
Falcons, 28-24 (TB)
2011—Buccaneers, 16-13 (TB)
Falcons, 45-24 (A)
2012—Falcons, 24-23 (TB)
Buccaneers, 22-17 (A)
2013—Falcons, 31-23 (A)
Buccaneers, 41-28 (TB)
2014—Falcons, 56-14 (A)
Falcons, 27-17 (TB)
2015—Buccaneers, 23-20 (A) OT
Buccaneers, 23-19 (TB)
2016—Buccaneers, 31-24 (A)
Falcons, 43-28 (TB)
2017—Falcons, 34-20 (A)
Falcons, 24-21 (TB)
2018—Falcons, 34-29 (A)
Falcons, 34-32 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Buccaneers 1,113, Falcons 1,095)
ATLANTA vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Series tied, 7-7
1972—Falcons, 20-10 (A)
1976—Oilers, 20-14 (H)
1978—Falcons, 20-14 (A)
1981—Falcons, 31-27 (H)
1984—Falcons, 42-10 (A)
1987—Oilers, 37-33 (H)
1990—Falcons, 47-27 (A)
1993—Oilers, 33-17 (H)
1996—Oilers, 23-13 (A)
1999—Titans, 30-17 (T)
2003—Titans, 38-31 (A)
2007—Titans, 20-13 (T)
2011—Falcons, 23-17 (A)
2015—Falcons, 10-7 (T)
(RS Pts.—Falcons 331, Titans 313)
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ATLANTA vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 14-10-1
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0
1966—Redskins, 33-20 (W)
1967—Tie, 20-20 (A)
1969—Redskins, 27-20 (W)
1972—Redskins, 24-13 (W)
1975—Redskins, 30-27 (A)
1977—Redskins, 10-6 (W)
1978—Falcons, 20-17 (A)
1979—Redskins, 16-7 (A)
1980—Falcons, 10-6 (A)
1983—Redskins, 37-21 (W)
1984—Redskins, 27-14 (W)
1985—Redskins, 44-10 (A)
1987—Falcons, 21-20 (A)
1989—Redskins, 31-30 (A)
1991—Redskins, 56-17 (W)
*Redskins, 24-7 (W)
1992—Redskins, 24-17 (W)
1993—Redskins, 30-17 (W)
1994—Falcons, 27-20 (W)
2003—Redskins, 33-31 (A)
2006—Falcons, 24-14 (W)
2009—Falcons, 31-17 (A)
2012—Falcons, 24-17 (W)
2013—Falcons, 27-26 (A)
2015—Falcons, 25-19 (A) OT
2018—Falcons, 38-14 (W)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 612, Falcons 517)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 24, Falcons 7)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. ARIZONA
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2;
See Arizona vs. Baltimore
BALTIMORE vs. ATLANTA
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2;
See Atlanta vs. Baltimore
BALTIMORE vs. BUFFALO
RS: Ravens lead series, 5-3
1999—Bills, 13-10 (Balt)
2004—Ravens, 20-6 (Balt)
2006—Ravens, 19-7 (Balt)
2007—Bills, 19-14 (Buf)
2010—Ravens, 37-34 (Balt) OT
2013—Bills, 23-20 (Buf)
2016—Ravens, 13-7 (Balt)
2018—Ravens, 47-3 (Balt)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 180, Bills 112)
BALTIMORE vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-2
1996—Panthers, 27-16 (C)
2002—Panthers, 10-7 (C)
2006—Panthers, 23-21 (B)
2010—Ravens, 37-13 (C)
2014—Ravens, 38-10 (B)
2018—Panthers, 36-21 (C)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 140, Panthers 119)
BALTIMORE vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 4-2
1998—Bears, 24-3 (C)
2001—Ravens, 17-6 (B)
2005—Bears, 10-6 (C)
2009—Ravens, 31-7 (C)
2013—Bears, 23-20 (C) OT
2017—Bears, 27-24 (B) OT
(RS Pts.—Ravens 101, Bears 97)
BALTIMORE vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Series tied, 23-23
1996—Bengals, 24-21 (B)
Bengals, 21-14 (C)
1997—Ravens, 23-10 (B)
Bengals, 16-14 (C)
1998—Ravens, 31-24 (B)
Ravens, 20-13 (C)
1999—Ravens, 34-31 (C)
Ravens, 22-0 (B)
2000—Ravens, 37-0 (B)
Ravens, 27-7 (C)
2001—Bengals, 21-10 (C)
Ravens, 16-0 (B)
2002—Ravens, 38-27 (B)
Ravens, 27-23 (C)
2003—Bengals, 34-26 (C)
Ravens, 31-13 (B)
2004—Ravens, 23-9 (C)
Bengals, 27-26 (B)
2005—Bengals, 21-9 (B)
Bengals, 42-29 (C)
2006—Ravens, 26-20 (B)
Bengals, 13-7 (C)
2007—Bengals, 27-20 (C)
Bengals, 21-7 (B)
2008—Ravens, 17-10 (B)
Ravens, 34-3 (C)
2009—Bengals, 17-14 (B)
Bengals, 17-7 (C)
2010—Bengals, 15-10 (C)
Ravens, 13-7 (B)
2011—Ravens, 31-24 (B)
Ravens, 24-16 (C)
2012—Ravens, 44-13 (B)
Bengals, 23-17 (C)
2013—Ravens, 20-17 (B) OT
Bengals, 34-17 (C)
2014—Bengals, 23-16 (B)
Bengals, 27-24 (C)
2015—Bengals, 28-24 (B)
Bengals, 24-16 (C)
2016—Ravens, 19-14 (B)
Bengals, 27-10 (C)
2017—Ravens, 20-0 (C)
Bengals, 31-27 (B)
2018—Bengals, 34-23 (C)
Ravens, 24-21 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 989, Bengals 869)
BALTIMORE vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Ravens lead series, 30-10
1999—Ravens, 17-10 (B)
Ravens, 41-9 (C)
2000—Ravens, 12-0 (C)
Ravens, 44-7 (B)
2001—Browns, 24-14 (C)
Browns, 27-17 (B)
2002—Ravens, 26-21 (C)
Browns, 14-13 (B)
2003—Ravens, 33-13 (B)
Ravens, 35-0 (C)
2004—Browns, 20-3 (C)
Ravens, 27-13 (B)
2005—Ravens, 16-3 (B)
Browns, 20-16 (C)
2006—Ravens, 15-14 (C)
Ravens, 27-17 (B)
2007—Browns, 27-13 (C)
Browns, 33-30 (B) OT
2008—Ravens, 28-10 (B)
Ravens, 37-27 (C)
2009—Ravens, 34-3 (B)
Ravens, 16-0 (C)
2010—Ravens, 24-17 (B)
Ravens, 20-10 (C)
2011—Ravens, 24-10 (C)
Ravens, 20-14 (B)
2012—Ravens, 23-16 (B)
Ravens, 25-15 (C)
2013—Ravens, 14-6 (B)
Browns, 24-18 (C)
2014—Ravens, 23-21 (C)
Ravens, 20-10 (B)
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2015—Browns, 33-30 (B) OT
Ravens, 33-27 (C)
2016—Ravens, 25-20 (C)
Ravens, 28-7 (B)
2017—Ravens, 24-10 (B)
Ravens, 27-10 (C)
2019—Browns, 12-9 (C) OT
Ravens, 26-24 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 927, Browns 598)
BALTIMORE vs. DALLAS
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-1
2000—Ravens, 27-0 (B)
2004—Ravens, 30-10 (B)
2008—Ravens, 33-24 (D)
2012—Ravens, 31-29 (B)
2016—Cowboys, 27-17 (D)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 138, Cowboys 90)
BALTIMORE vs. DENVER
RS: Series tied, 6-6
PS: Ravens lead series, 2-0
1996—Broncos, 45-34 (D)
2000—*Ravens, 21-3 (B)
2001—Ravens, 20-13 (D)
2002—Ravens, 34-23 (B)
2003—Ravens, 26-6 (B)
2005—Broncos, 12-10 (D)
2006—Broncos, 13-3 (D)
2009—Ravens, 30-7 (B)
2010—Ravens, 31-17 (B)
2012—Broncos, 34-17 (B)
**Ravens, 38-35 (D) 2 OT
2013—Broncos, 49-27 (D)
2015—Broncos, 19-13 (D)
2018—Ravens, 27-14 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 272, Broncos 252)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 59, Broncos 38)
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**AFC Divisional Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. DETROIT
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-1
1998—Ravens, 19-10 (B)
2005—Lions, 35-17 (D)
2009—Ravens, 48-3 (B)
2013—Ravens, 18-16 (D)
2017—Ravens, 44-20 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 146, Lions 84)
BALTIMORE vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 4-2
1998—Packers, 28-10 (GB)
2001—Packers, 31-23 (GB)
2005—Ravens, 48-3 (B)
2009—Packers, 27-14 (GB)
2013—Packers, 19-17 (B)
2017—Ravens, 23-0 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 135, Packers 108)
BALTIMORE vs. HOUSTON
RS: Ravens lead series, 7-2
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0
2002—Ravens, 23-19 (H)
2005—Ravens, 16-15 (B)
2008—Ravens, 41-13 (H)
2010—Ravens, 34-28 (H) OT
2011—Ravens, 29-14 (B)
*Ravens, 20-13 (B)
2012—Texans, 43-13 (H)
2013—Ravens, 30-9 (B)
2014—Texans, 25-13 (H)
2017—Ravens, 23-16 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 222, Texans 182)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 20, Texans 13)
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BALTIMORE vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 8-4
PS: Colts lead series, 2-1
1996—Colts, 26-21 (I)
1998—Ravens, 38-31 (B)
2001—Ravens, 39-27 (B)
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2002—Colts, 22-20 (I)
2004—Colts, 20-10 (I)
2005—Colts, 24-7 (B)
2006—*Colts, 15-6 (B)
2007—Colts, 44-20 (B)
2008—Colts, 31-3 (I)
2009—Colts, 17-15 (B)
*Colts, 20-3 (I)
2011—Ravens, 24-10 (B)
2012—**Ravens, 24-9 (B)
2014—Colts, 20-13 (I)
2017—Ravens, 23-16 (B)
(RS Pts.—Colts 288, Ravens 233)
(PS Pts.—Colts 44, Ravens 33)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC First-Round Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Jaguars lead series, 12-9
1996—Jaguars, 30-27 (J)
Jaguars, 28-25 (B) OT
1997—Jaguars, 28-27 (B)
Jaguars, 29-27 (J)
1998—Jaguars, 24-10 (J)
Jaguars, 45-19 (B)
1999—Jaguars, 6-3 (J)
Jaguars, 30-23 (B)
2000—Ravens, 39-36 (B)
Ravens, 15-10 (J)
2001—Ravens, 18-17 (B)
Ravens, 24-21 (J)
2002—Ravens, 17-10 (B)
2003—Ravens, 24-17 (B)
2005—Jaguars, 30-3 (J)
2008—Ravens, 27-7 (B)
2011—Jaguars, 12-7 (J)
2014—Ravens, 20-12 (B)
2015—Jaguars, 22-20 (B)
2016—Ravens, 19-17 (J)
2017—Jaguars, 44-7 (London)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 475, Ravens 401)
BALTIMORE vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 5-3
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0
1999—Chiefs, 35-8 (B)
2003—Chiefs, 17-10 (B)
2004—Chiefs, 27-24 (B)
2006—Ravens, 20-10 (KC)
2009—Ravens, 38-24 (B)
2010—*Ravens, 30-7 (KC)
2012—Ravens, 9-6 (KC)
2015—Chiefs, 34-14 (B)
2018—Chiefs, 27-24 (KC) OT
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 180, Ravens 147)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 30, Chiefs 7)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Ravens lead series, 7-5
PS: Chargers lead series, 1-0
1997—Chargers, 21-17 (SD)
1998—Chargers, 14-13 (SD)
2000—Ravens, 24-3 (B)
2003—Ravens, 24-10 (SD)
2006—Ravens, 16-13 (B)
2007—Chargers, 32-14 (SD)
2009—Ravens, 31-26 (SD)
2011—Chargers, 34-14 (SD)
2012—Ravens, 16-13 (SD) OT
2014—Chargers, 34-33 (B)
2015—Ravens, 29-26 (B)
2018—Ravens, 22-10 (LA)
**Chargers, 23-17 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 253, Chargers 236)
(PS Pts.—Chargers 23, Ravens 17)
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BALTIMORE vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2
1996—Ravens, 37-31 (B) OT
1999—Rams, 27-10 (StL)
2003—Rams, 33-22 (StL)
2007—Ravens, 22-3 (B)
2011—Ravens, 37-7 (StL)
2015—Ravens, 16-13 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 144, Rams 114)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
BALTIMORE vs. MIAMI
RS: Ravens lead series, 7-6
PS: Ravens lead series, 2-0
1997—Dolphins, 24-13 (B)
2000—Dolphins, 19-6 (M)
2001—*Ravens, 20-3 (M)
2002—Dolphins, 26-7 (M)
2003—Dolphins, 9-6 (M) OT
2004—Ravens, 30-23 (B)
2007—Dolphins, 22-16 (M) OT
2008—Ravens, 27-13 (M)
*Ravens, 27-9 (M)
2010—Ravens, 26-10 (B)
2013—Ravens, 26-23 (M)
2014—Ravens, 28-13 (M)
2015—Dolphins, 15-13 (M)
2016—Ravens, 38-6 (B)
2017—Ravens, 40-0 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 276, Dolphins 203)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 47, Dolphins 12)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Series tied, 3-3
1998—Vikings, 38-28 (B)
2001—Ravens, 19-3 (B)
2005—Ravens, 30-23 (B)
2009—Vikings, 33-31 (M)
2013—Ravens, 29-26 (B)
2017—Vikings, 24-16 (M)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 153, Vikings 147)
BALTIMORE vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 8-1
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1996—Patriots, 46-38 (B)
1999—Patriots, 20-3 (NE)
2004—Patriots, 24-3 (NE)
2007—Patriots, 27-24 (B)
2009—Patriots, 27-21 (NE)
*Ravens, 33-14 (NE)
2010—Patriots, 23-20 (NE) OT
2011—**Patriots, 23-20 (NE)
2012—Ravens, 31-30 (B)
**Ravens, 28-13 (NE)
2013—Patriots, 41-7 (B)
2014—***Patriots, 35-31 (NE)
2016—Patriots, 30-23 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 268, Ravens 170)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 112, Patriots 85)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
**AFC Championship
***AFC Divisional Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Ravens lead series, 5-2
1996—Ravens, 17-10 (B)
1999—Ravens, 31-8 (B)
2002—Saints, 37-25 (B)
2006—Ravens, 35-22 (NO)
2010—Ravens, 30-24 (B)
2014—Ravens, 34-27 (NO)
2018—Saints, 24-23 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 195, Saints 152)
BALTIMORE vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Ravens lead series, 3-2
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0
1997—Ravens, 24-23 (NY)
2000—*Ravens, 34-7 (Tampa)
2004—Ravens, 37-14 (B)
2008—Giants, 30-10 (NY)
2012—Ravens, 33-14 (B)
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2016—Giants, 27-23 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 127, Giants 108)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 34, Giants 7)
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BALTIMORE vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Ravens lead series, 8-2
1997—Jets, 19-16 (NY) OT
1998—Ravens, 24-10 (NY)
2000—Ravens, 34-20 (B)
2004—Ravens, 20-17 (NY) OT
2005—Ravens, 13-3 (B)
2007—Ravens, 20-13 (B)
2010—Ravens, 10-9 (NY)
2011—Ravens, 34-17 (B)
2013—Ravens, 19-3 (B)
2016—Jets, 24-16 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 206, Jets 135)
BALTIMORE vs. OAKLAND
RS: Ravens lead series, 8-3
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0
1996—Ravens, 19-14 (B)
1998—Ravens, 13-10 (B)
2000—*Ravens, 16-3 (O)
2003—Raiders, 20-12 (O)
2006—Ravens, 28-6 (B)
2008—Ravens, 29-10 (B)
2009—Ravens, 21-13 (O)
2012—Ravens, 55-20 (B)
2015—Raiders, 37-33 (O)
2016—Raiders, 28-27 (B)
2017—Ravens, 30-17 (O)
2018—Ravens, 34-17 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 301, Raiders 192)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 16, Raiders 3)
*AFC Championship
BALTIMORE vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Series tied, 2-2-1
1997—Tie, 10-10 (B) OT
2004—Eagles, 15-10 (P)
2008—Ravens, 36-7 (B)
2012—Eagles, 24-23 (P)
2016—Ravens, 27-26 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 106, Eagles 82)
BALTIMORE vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 25-21
PS: Steelers lead series, 3-1
1996—Steelers, 31-17 (P)
Ravens, 31-17 (B)
1997—Steelers, 42-34 (B)
Steelers, 37-0 (P)
1998—Steelers, 20-13 (B)
Steelers, 16-6 (P)
1999—Steelers, 23-20 (B)
Ravens, 31-24 (P)
2000—Ravens, 16-0 (P)
Steelers, 9-6 (B)
2001—Ravens, 13-10 (P)
Steelers, 26-21 (B)
*Steelers, 27-10 (P)
2002—Steelers, 31-18 (B)
Steelers, 34-31 (P)
2003—Steelers, 34-15 (P)
Ravens, 13-10 (B) OT
2004—Ravens, 30-13 (B)
Steelers, 20-7 (P)
2005—Steelers, 20-19 (P)
Ravens, 16-13 (B) OT
2006—Ravens, 27-0 (B)
Ravens, 31-7 (P)
2007—Steelers, 38-7 (P)
Ravens, 27-21 (B)
2008—Steelers, 23-20 (P) OT
Steelers, 13-9 (B)
**Steelers, 23-14 (P)
2009—Ravens, 20-17 (B) OT
Steelers, 23-20 (P)
2010—Ravens, 17-14 (P)
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Steelers, 13-10 (B)
*Steelers, 31-24 (P)
2011—Ravens, 35-7 (B)
Ravens, 23-20 (P)
2012—Ravens, 13-10 (P)
Steelers, 23-20 (B)
2013—Steelers, 19-16 (P)
Ravens, 22-20 (B)
2014—Ravens, 26-6 (B)
Steelers, 43-23 (P)
***Ravens, 30-17 (P)
2015—Ravens, 23-20 (P) OT
Ravens, 20-17 (B)
2016—Ravens, 21-14 (B)
Steelers, 31-27 (P)
2017—Steelers, 26-9 (B)
Steelers, 39-38 (P)
2018—Ravens, 26-14 (P)
Steelers, 23-16 (B)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 931, Ravens 903)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 98, Ravens 78)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC Championship
***AFC First-Round Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Ravens lead series, 3-2
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0
1996—49ers, 38-20 (SF)
2003—Ravens, 44-6 (B)
2007—Ravens, 9-7 (SF)
2011—Ravens, 16-6 (B)
2012—*Ravens, 34-31 (New Orleans)
2015—49ers, 25-20 (SF)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 109, 49ers 82)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 34, 49ers 31)
*Super Bowl XLVII
BALTIMORE vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 3-2
1997—Ravens, 31-24 (B)
2003—Ravens, 44-41 (B) OT
2007—Seahawks, 27-6 (S)
2011—Seahawks, 22-17 (S)
2015—Seahawks, 35-6 (B)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 149, Ravens 104)
BALTIMORE vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2
2001—Buccaneers, 22-10 (TB)
2002—Buccaneers, 25-0 (B)
2006—Ravens, 27-0 (TB)
2010—Ravens, 17-10 (B)
2014—Ravens, 48-17 (TB)
2018—Ravens, 20-12 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 122, Buccaneers 86)
BALTIMORE vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Series tied, 10-10
PS: Ravens lead series, 2-1
1996—Oilers, 29-13 (H)
Oilers, 24-21 (B)
1997—Ravens, 36-10 (T)
Ravens, 21-19 (B)
1998—Oilers, 12-8 (B)
Oilers, 16-14 (T)
1999—Titans, 14-11 (T)
Ravens, 41-14 (B)
2000—Titans, 14-6 (B)
Ravens, 24-23 (T)
**Ravens, 24-10 (T)
2001—Ravens, 26-7 (B)
Ravens, 16-10 (T)
2002—Ravens, 13-12 (B)
2003—***Titans, 20-17 (B)
2005—Titans, 25-10 (T)
2006—Ravens, 27-26 (T)
2008—Titans, 13-10 (B)
**Ravens, 13-10 (T)
2011—Titans, 26-13 (T)
2014—Ravens, 21-7 (B)
2017—Titans, 23-20 (T)
2018—Ravens, 21-0 (T)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 372, Titans 324)
(PS Pts.—Ravens 54, Titans 40)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC First-Round Playoff
BALTIMORE vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Series tied, 3-3
1997—Ravens, 20-17 (W)
2000—Redskins, 10-3 (W)
2004—Ravens, 17-10 (W)
2008—Ravens, 24-10 (B)
2012—Redskins, 31-28 (W) OT
2016—Redskins, 16-10 (B)
(RS Pts.—Ravens 102, Redskins 94)
BUFFALO vs. ARIZONA
RS: Bills lead series, 7-4;
See Arizona vs. Buffalo
BUFFALO vs. ATLANTA
RS: Falcons lead series, 7-5;
See Atlanta vs. Buffalo
BUFFALO vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 5-3;
See Baltimore vs. Buffalo
BUFFALO vs. CAROLINA
RS: Bills lead series, 5-2
1995—Bills, 31-9 (B)
1998—Bills, 30-14 (C)
2001—Bills, 25-24 (B)
2005—Panthers, 13-9 (B)
2009—Bills, 20-9 (C)
2013—Bills, 24-23 (B)
2017—Panthers, 9-3 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bills 142, Panthers 101)
BUFFALO vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 8-5
1970—Bears, 31-13 (C)
1974—Bills, 16-6 (B)
1979—Bears, 7-0 (B)
1988—Bears, 24-3 (C)
1991—Bills, 35-20 (B)
1994—Bears, 20-13 (C)
1997—Bears, 20-3 (C)
2000—Bills, 20-3 (B)
2002—Bills, 33-27 (B) OT
2006—Bears, 40-7 (C)
2010—Bears, 22-19 (Toronto)
2014—Bills, 23-20 (C) OT
2018—Bears, 41-9 (B)
(RS Pts.—Bears 281, Bills 194)
BUFFALO vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bills lead series, 16-13
PS: Bengals lead series, 2-0
1968—Bengals, 34-23 (C)
1969—Bills, 16-13 (B)
1970—Bengals, 43-14 (B)
1973—Bengals, 16-13 (B)
1975—Bengals, 33-24 (C)
1978—Bills, 5-0 (B)
1979—Bills, 51-24 (B)
1980—Bills, 14-0 (C)
1981—Bengals, 27-24 (C) OT
*Bengals, 28-21 (C)
1983—Bills, 10-6 (C)
1984—Bengals, 52-21 (C)
1985—Bengals, 23-17 (B)
1986—Bengals, 36-33 (C) OT
1988—Bengals, 35-21 (C)
**Bengals, 21-10 (C)
1989—Bills, 24-7 (B)
1991—Bills, 35-16 (B)
1996—Bills, 31-17 (B)
1998—Bills, 33-20 (C)
2002—Bills, 27-9 (B)
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2003—Bills, 22-16 (B) OT
2004—Bills, 33-17 (C)
2005—Bills, 37-27 (C)
2007—Bills, 33-21 (B)
2010—Bills, 49-31 (C)
2011—Bengals, 23-20 (C)
2013—Bengals, 27-24 (B) OT
2015—Bengals, 34-21 (B)
2016—Bills, 16-12 (C)
2017—Bengals, 20-16 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bills 707, Bengals 639)
(PS Pts.—Bengals 49, Bills 31)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC Championship
BUFFALO vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 11-9
PS: Browns lead series, 1-0
1972—Browns, 27-10 (C)
1974—Bills, 15-10 (C)
1977—Browns, 27-16 (B)
1978—Browns, 41-20 (C)
1981—Bills, 22-13 (B)
1984—Browns, 13-10 (B)
1985—Browns, 17-7 (C)
1986—Browns, 21-17 (B)
1987—Browns, 27-21 (C)
1989—*Browns, 34-30 (C)
1990—Bills, 42-0 (C)
1995—Bills, 22-19 (C)
2004—Bills, 37-7 (B)
2007—Browns, 8-0 (C)
2008—Browns, 29-27 (B)
2009—Browns, 6-3 (B)
2010—Bills, 13-6 (B)
2012—Bills, 24-14 (C)
2013—Browns, 37-24 (C)
2014—Bills, 26-10 (B)
2016—Bills, 33-13 (B)
(RS Pts.—Bills 389, Browns 345)
(PS Pts.—Browns 34, Bills 30)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
BUFFALO vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 6-4
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0
1971—Cowboys, 49-37 (B)
1976—Cowboys, 17-10 (D)
1981—Cowboys, 27-14 (D)
1984—Bills, 14-3 (B)
1992—*Cowboys, 52-17 (Pasadena)
1993—Bills, 13-10 (D)
**Cowboys, 30-13 (Atlanta)
1996—Bills, 10-7 (B)
2003—Cowboys, 10-6 (D)
2007—Cowboys, 25-24 (B)
2011—Cowboys, 44-7 (D)
2015—Bills, 16-6 (B)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 198, Bills 151)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 82, Bills 30)
*Super Bowl XXVII
**Super Bowl XXVIII
BUFFALO vs. DENVER
RS: Bills lead series, 20-16-1
PS: Bills lead series, 1-0
1960—Broncos, 27-21 (B)
Tie, 38-38 (D)
1961—Broncos, 22-10 (B)
Bills, 23-10 (D)
1962—Broncos, 23-20 (B)
Bills, 45-38 (D)
1963—Bills, 30-28 (D)
Bills, 27-17 (B)
1964—Bills, 30-13 (B)
Bills, 30-19 (D)
1965—Bills, 30-15 (D)
Bills, 31-13 (B)
1966—Bills, 38-21 (B)
1967—Bills, 17-16 (D)
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Broncos, 21-20 (B)
1968—Broncos, 34-32 (D)
1969—Bills, 41-28 (B)
1970—Broncos, 25-10 (B)
1975—Bills, 38-14 (B)
1977—Broncos, 26-6 (D)
1979—Broncos, 19-16 (B)
1981—Bills, 9-7 (B)
1984—Broncos, 37-7 (B)
1987—Bills, 21-14 (B)
1989—Broncos, 28-14 (B)
1990—Bills, 29-28 (B)
1991—*Bills, 10-7 (B)
1992—Bills, 27-17 (B)
1994—Bills, 27-20 (B)
1995—Broncos, 22-7 (D)
1997—Broncos, 23-20 (B) OT
2002—Broncos, 28-23 (D)
2005—Broncos, 28-17 (B)
2007—Broncos, 15-14 (B)
2008—Bills, 30-23 (D)
2011—Bills, 40-14 (B)
2014—Broncos, 24-17 (D)
2017—Bills, 26-16 (B)
(RS Pts.—Bills 881, Broncos 811)
(PS Pts.—Bills 10, Broncos 7)
*AFC Championship
BUFFALO vs. DETROIT
RS: Bills lead series, 6-4-1
1972—Tie, 21-21 (B)
1976—Lions, 27-14 (D)
1979—Bills, 20-17 (D)
1991—Lions, 17-14 (B) OT
1994—Lions, 35-21 (D)
1997—Bills, 22-13 (B)
2002—Bills, 24-17 (B)
2006—Lions, 20-17 (D)
2010—Bills, 14-12 (B)
2014—Bills, 17-14 (D)
2018—Bills, 14-13 (B)
(RS Pts.—Lions 206, Bills 198)
BUFFALO vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Bills lead series, 8-5
1974—Bills, 27-7 (GB)
1979—Bills, 19-12 (B)
1982—Packers, 33-21 (Mil)
1988—Bills, 28-0 (B)
1991—Bills, 34-24 (Mil)
1994—Bills 29-20 (B)
1997—Packers, 31-21 (GB)
2000—Bills 27-18 (B)
2002—Packers, 10-0 (GB)
2006—Bills, 24-10 (B)
2010—Packers, 34-7 (GB)
2014—Bills, 21-13 (B)
2018—Packers, 22-0 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Bills 258, Packers 234)
BUFFALO vs. HOUSTON
RS: Texans lead series, 5-4
2002—Bills, 31-24 (H)
2003—Texans, 12-10 (B)
2005—Bills, 22-7 (B)
2006—Bills, 24-21 (H)
2009—Texans, 31-10 (B)
2012—Texans, 21-9 (H)
2014—Texans, 23-17 (H)
2015—Bills, 30-21 (B)
2018—Texans, 20-13 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 180, Bills 166)
BUFFALO vs. *INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Bills lead series, 37-32-1
1970—Tie, 17-17 (Balt)
Colts, 20-14 (Buff)
1971—Colts, 43-0 (Buff)
Colts, 24-0 (Balt)
1972—Colts, 17-0 (Buff)
Colts, 35-7 (Balt)
1973—Bills, 31-13 (Buff)
Bills, 24-17 (Balt)
1974—Bills, 27-14 (Balt)
Bills, 6-0 (Buff)
1975—Bills, 38-31 (Balt)
Colts, 42-35 (Buff)
1976—Colts, 31-13 (Buff)
Colts, 58-20 (Balt)
1977—Colts, 17-14 (Balt)
Colts, 31-13 (Buff)
1978—Bills, 24-17 (Buff)
Bills, 21-14 (Balt)
1979—Bills, 31-13 (Balt)
Colts, 14-13 (Buff)
1980—Colts, 17-12 (Buff)
Colts, 28-24 (Balt)
1981—Bills, 35-3 (Balt)
Bills, 23-17 (Buff)
1982—Bills, 20-0 (Buff)
1983—Bills, 28-23 (Buff)
Bills, 30-7 (Balt)
1984—Colts, 31-17 (I)
Bills, 21-15 (Buff)
1985—Colts, 49-17 (I)
Bills, 21-9 (Buff)
1986—Bills, 24-13 (Buff)
Colts, 24-14 (I)
1987—Colts, 47-6 (Buff)
Bills, 27-3 (I)
1988—Bills, 34-23 (Buff)
Colts, 17-14 (I)
1989—Colts, 37-14 (I)
Bills, 30-7 (Buff)
1990—Bills, 26-10 (Buff)
Bills, 31-7 (I)
1991—Bills, 42-6 (Buff)
Bills, 35-7 (I)
1992—Bills, 38-0 (Buff)
Colts, 16-13 (I) OT
1993—Bills, 23-9 (Buff)
Bills, 30-10 (I)
1994—Colts, 27-17 (Buff)
Colts, 10-9 (I)
1995—Bills, 20-14 (Buff)
Bills, 16-10 (I)
1996—Bills, 16-13 (Buff) OT
Colts, 13-10 (I) OT
1997—Bills, 37-35 (B)
Bills, 9-6 (I)
1998—Bills, 31-24 (I)
Bills, 34-11 (B)
1999—Colts, 31-14 (I)
Bills, 31-6 (B)
2000—Colts, 18-16 (B)
Colts, 44-20 (I)
2001—Colts, 42-26 (I)
Colts, 30-14 (B)
2003—Colts, 17-14 (B)
2006—Colts, 17-16 (I)
2009—Bills, 30-7 (B)
2012—Colts, 20-13 (I)
2015—Bills, 27-14 (B)
2017—Bills, 13-7 (B) OT
2018—Colts, 37-5 (I)
(RS Pts.—Bills 1,435, Colts 1,356)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
BUFFALO vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Bills lead series, 9-6
PS: Jaguars lead series, 2-0
1996—*Jaguars, 30-27 (B)
1997—Jaguars, 20-14 (B)
1998—Bills, 17-16 (B)
2001—Bills, 13-10 (J)
2003—Bills, 38-17 (J)
2004—Jaguars, 13-10 (B)
2006—Bills, 27-24 (B)
2007—Jaguars, 36-14 (J)
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2008—Bills, 20-16 (J)
2009—Jaguars, 18-15 (J)
2010—Jaguars, 36-26 (B)
2012—Bills, 34-18 (B)
2013—Bills, 27-20 (J)
2015—Jaguars, 34-31 (London)
2016—Bills, 28-21 (B)
2017—*Jaguars, 10-3 (J)
2018—Bills, 24-21 (B)
(RS Pts.—Bills 338, Jaguars 320)
(PS Pts.—Jaguars 40, Bills 30)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
BUFFALO vs. *KANSAS CITY
RS: Bills lead series, 24-20-1
PS: Bills lead series, 2-1
1960—Texans, 45-28 (B)
Texans, 24-7 (D)
1961—Bills, 27-24 (B)
Bills, 30-20 (D)
1962—Texans, 41-21 (D)
Bills, 23-14 (B)
1963—Tie, 27-27 (B)
Bills, 35-26 (KC)
1964—Bills, 34-17 (B)
Bills, 35-22 (KC)
1965—Bills, 23-7 (KC)
Bills, 34-25 (B)
1966—Chiefs, 42-20 (B)
Bills, 29-14 (KC)
**Chiefs, 31-7 (B)
1967—Chiefs, 23-13 (KC)
1968—Chiefs, 18-7 (B)
1969—Chiefs, 29-7 (B)
Chiefs, 22-19 (KC)
1971—Chiefs, 22-9 (KC)
1973—Bills, 23-14 (B)
1976—Bills, 50-17 (B)
1978—Bills, 28-13 (B)
Chiefs, 14-10 (KC)
1982—Bills, 14-9 (B)
1983—Bills, 14-9 (KC)
1986—Chiefs, 20-17 (B)
Bills, 17-14 (KC)
1991—Chiefs, 33-6 (KC)
***Bills, 37-14 (B)
1993—Chiefs, 23-7 (KC)
****Bills, 30-13 (B)
1994—Bills, 44-10 (B)
1996—Bills, 20-9 (B)
1997—Chiefs, 22-16 (KC)
2000—Bills, 21-17 (KC)
2002—Chiefs, 17-16 (KC)
2003—Chiefs, 38-5 (KC)
2005—Bills, 14-3 (B)
2008—Bills, 54-31 (KC)
2009—Bills, 16-10 (KC)
2010—Chiefs, 13-10 (KC) OT
2011—Bills, 41-7 (KC)
2012—Bills, 35-17 (B)
2013—Chiefs, 23-13 (B)
2014—Chiefs, 17-13 (B)
2015—Chiefs, 30-22 (KC)
2017—Bills, 16-10 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Bills 970, Chiefs 902)
(PS Pts.—Bills 74, Chiefs 58)
*Franchise in Dallas prior to 1963 and
known as Texans
**AFL Championship
***AFC Divisional Playoff
****AFC Championship
BUFFALO vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 24-10-2
PS: Bills lead series, 2-1
1960—Chargers, 24-10 (B)
Bills, 32-3 (LA)
1961—Chargers, 19-11 (B)
Chargers, 28-10 (SD)
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1962—Bills, 35-10 (B) 1975—Dolphins, 35-30 (B)
Bills, 40-20 (SD) Dolphins, 31-21 (M)
1963—Chargers, 14-10 (SD) 1976—Dolphins, 30-21 (B)
Chargers, 23-13 (B) Dolphins, 45-27 (M)
1964—Bills, 30-3 (B) 1977—Dolphins, 13-0 (B)
Bills, 27-24 (SD) Dolphins, 31-14 (M)
**Bills, 20-7 (B) 1978—Dolphins, 31-24 (M)
1965—Chargers, 34-3 (B) Dolphins, 25-24 (B)
Tie, 20-20 (SD) 1979—Dolphins, 9-7 (B)
**Bills, 23-0 (SD) Dolphins, 17-7 (M)
1966—Chargers, 27-7 (SD) 1980—Bills, 17-7 (B)
Tie, 17-17 (B) Dolphins, 17-14 (M)
1967—Chargers, 37-17 (B) 1981—Bills, 31-21 (B)
1968—Chargers, 21-6 (B) Dolphins, 16-6 (M)
1969—Chargers, 45-6 (SD) 1982—Dolphins, 9-7 (B)
1971—Chargers, 20-3 (SD) Dolphins, 27-10 (M)
1973—Chargers, 34-7 (SD) 1983—Dolphins, 12-0 (B)
1976—Chargers, 34-13 (B) Bills, 38-35 (M) OT
1979—Chargers, 27-19 (SD) 1984—Dolphins, 21-17 (B)
1980—Bills, 26-24 (SD) Dolphins, 38-7 (M)
***Chargers, 20-14 (SD) 1985—Dolphins, 23-14 (B)
1981—Bills, 28-27 (SD) Dolphins, 28-0 (M)
1985—Chargers, 14-9 (B) 1986—Dolphins, 27-14 (M)
Chargers, 40-7 (SD) Dolphins, 34-24 (B)
1998—Chargers, 16-14 (SD) 1987—Bills, 34-31 (M) OT
2000—Bills, 27-24 (B) OT Bills, 27-0 (B)
2001—Chargers, 27-24 (SD) 1988—Bills, 9-6 (B)
2002—Bills, 20-13 (B) Bills, 31-6 (M)
2005—Chargers, 48-10 (SD) 1989—Bills, 27-24 (M)
2006—Chargers, 24-21 (B) Bills, 31-17 (B)
2008—Bills, 23-14 (B) 1990—Dolphins, 30-7 (M)
2011—Chargers, 37-10 (SD) Bills, 24-14 (B)
2014—Chargers, 22-10 (B) *Bills, 44-34 (B)
2017—Chargers, 54-24 (LA) 1991—Bills, 35-31 (B)
2018—Chargers, 31-20 (B) Bills, 41-27 (M)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 899, Bills 609) 1992—Dolphins, 37-10 (B)
(PS Pts.—Bills 57, Chargers 27) Bills, 26-20 (M)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016 **Bills, 29-10 (M)
**AFL Championship 1993—Dolphins, 22-13 (B)
***AFC Divisional Playoff Bills, 47-34 (M)
BUFFALO vs. *L.A. RAMS 1994—Bills, 21-11 (B)
RS: Bills lead series, 7-5 Bills, 42-31 (M)
1970—Rams, 19-0 (B) 1995—Dolphins, 23-6 (M)
1974—Rams, 19-14 (LA) Bills, 23-20 (B)
1980—Bills, 10-7 (B) OT ***Bills, 37-22 (B)
1983—Rams, 41-17 (LA) 1996—Dolphins, 21-7 (B)
1989—Bills, 23-20 (B) Dolphins, 16-14 (M)
1992—Bills, 40-7 (B) 1997—Bills, 9-6 (B)
1995—Bills, 45-27 (StL) Dolphins, 30-13 (M)
1998—Rams, 34-33 (B) 1998—Dolphins, 13-7 (M)
2004—Bills, 37-17 (B) Bills, 30-24 (B)
2008—Bills, 31-14 (StL) ***Dolphins, 24-17 (M)
2012—Rams, 15-12 (B) 1999—Bills, 23-18 (M)
2016—Bills, 30-19 (LA) Bills, 23-3 (B)
(RS Pts.—Bills 292, Rams 239) 2000—Dolphins, 22-13 (M)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015 Dolphins, 33-6 (B)
BUFFALO vs. MIAMI 2001—Dolphins, 34-27 (B)
RS: Dolphins lead series, 60-45-1 Dolphins, 34-7 (M)
PS: Bills lead series, 3-1 2002—Bills, 23-10 (M)
1966—Bills, 58-24 (B) Bills, 38-21 (B)
Bills, 29-0 (M) 2003—Dolphins, 17-7 (M)
1967—Bills, 35-13 (B) Dolphins, 20-3 (B)
Dolphins, 17-14 (M) 2004—Bills, 20-13 (B)
1968—Tie, 14-14 (M) Bills, 42-32 (M)
Dolphins, 21-17 (B) 2005—Bills, 20-14 (B)
1969—Dolphins, 24-6 (M) Dolphins, 24-23 (M)
Bills, 28-3 (B) 2006—Bills, 16-6 (M)
1970—Dolphins, 33-14 (B) Bills, 21-0 (B)
Dolphins, 45-7 (M) 2007—Bills, 13-10 (M)
1971—Dolphins, 29-14 (B) Bills, 38-17 (B)
Dolphins, 34-0 (M) 2008—Dolphins, 25-16 (M)
1972—Dolphins, 24-23 (M) Dolphins, 16-3 (Toronto)
Dolphins, 30-16 (B) 2009—Dolphins, 38-10 (M)
1973—Dolphins, 27-6 (M) Bills, 31-14 (B)
Dolphins, 17-0 (B) 2010—Dolphins, 15-10 (B)
1974—Dolphins, 24-16 (B) Bills, 17-14 (M)
Dolphins, 35-28 (M)
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2011—Dolphins, 35-8 (M)
Dolphins, 30-23 (B)
2012—Bills, 19-14 (B)
Dolphins, 24-10 (M)
2013—Bills, 23-21 (M)
Bills, 19-0 (B)
2014—Bills, 29-10 (B)
Dolphins, 22-9 (M)
2015—Bills, 41-14 (M)
Bills, 33-17 (B)
2016—Dolphins, 28-25 (M)
Dolphins, 34-31 (B) OT
2017—Bills, 24-16 (B)
Bills, 22-16 (M)
2018—Dolphins, 21-17 (M)
Bills, 42-17 (B)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 2,259, Bills 2,058)
(PS Pts.—Bills 127, Dolphins 90)
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***AFC First-Round Playoff
BUFFALO vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 8-6
1971—Vikings, 19-0 (M)
1975—Vikings, 35-13 (B)
1979—Vikings, 10-3 (M)
1982—Bills, 23-22 (B)
1985—Vikings, 27-20 (B)
1988—Bills, 13-10 (B)
1994—Vikings, 21-17 (B)
1997—Vikings, 34-13 (B)
2000—Vikings, 31-27 (M)
2002—Bills, 45-39 (M) OT
2006—Bills, 17-12 (B)
2010—Vikings, 38-14 (M)
2014—Bills, 17-16 (B)
2018—Bills, 27-6 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 320, Bills 249)
BUFFALO vs. *NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 73-43-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0
1960—Bills, 13-0 (Bos)
Bills, 38-14 (Buff)
1961—Patriots, 23-21 (Buff)
Patriots, 52-21 (Bos)
1962—Tie, 28-28 (Buff)
Patriots, 21-10 (Bos)
1963—Bills, 28-21 (Buff)
Patriots, 17-7 (Bos)
**Patriots, 26-8 (Buff)
1964—Patriots, 36-28 (Buff)
Bills, 24-14 (Bos)
1965—Bills, 24-7 (Buff)
Bills, 23-7 (Bos)
1966—Patriots, 20-10 (Buff)
Patriots, 14-3 (Bos)
1967—Patriots, 23-0 (Buff)
Bills, 44-16 (Bos)
1968—Patriots, 16-7 (Buff)
Patriots, 23-6 (Bos)
1969—Bills, 23-16 (Buff)
Patriots, 35-21 (Bos)
1970—Bills, 45-10 (Bos)
Patriots, 14-10 (Buff)
1971—Patriots, 38-33 (NE)
Bills, 27-20 (Buff)
1972—Bills, 38-14 (Buff)
Bills, 27-24 (NE)
1973—Bills, 31-13 (NE)
Bills, 37-13 (Buff)
1974—Bills, 30-28 (Buff)
Bills, 29-28 (NE)
1975—Bills, 45-31 (Buff)
Bills, 34-14 (NE)
1976—Patriots, 26-22 (Buff)
Patriots, 20-10 (NE)
1977—Bills, 24-14 (NE)
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1978—Patriots, 14-10 (Buff)
Patriots, 26-24 (NE)
1979—Patriots, 26-6 (Buff)
Bills, 16-13 (NE) OT
1980—Bills, 31-13 (Buff)
Patriots, 24-2 (NE)
1981—Bills, 20-17 (Buff)
Bills, 19-10 (NE)
1982—Patriots, 30-19 (NE)
1983—Patriots, 31-0 (Buff)
Patriots, 21-7 (NE)
1984—Patriots, 21-17 (Buff)
Patriots, 38-10 (NE)
1985—Patriots, 17-14 (Buff)
Patriots, 14-3 (NE)
1986—Patriots, 23-3 (Buff)
Patriots, 22-19 (NE)
1987—Patriots, 14-7 (NE)
Patriots, 13-7 (Buff)
1988—Bills, 16-14 (NE)
Bills, 23-20 (Buff)
1989—Bills, 31-10 (Buff)
Patriots, 33-24 (NE)
1990—Bills, 27-10 (NE)
Bills, 14-0 (Buff)
1991—Bills, 22-17 (Buff)
Patriots, 16-13 (NE)
1992—Bills, 41-7 (NE)
Bills, 16-7 (Buff)
1993—Bills, 38-14 (Buff)
Bills, 13-10 (NE) OT
1994—Bills, 38-35 (NE)
Patriots, 41-17 (Buff)
1995—Patriots, 27-14 (NE)
Patriots, 35-25 (Buff)
1996—Bills, 17-10 (Buff)
Patriots, 28-25 (NE)
1997—Patriots, 33-6 (NE)
Patriots, 31-10 (Buff)
1998—Bills, 13-10 (Buff)
Patriots, 25-21 (NE)
1999—Bills, 17-7 (Buff)
Bills, 13-10 (NE) OT
2000—Bills, 16-13 (NE) OT
Patriots, 13-10 (Buff) OT
2001—Patriots, 21-11 (NE)
Patriots, 12-9 (Buff) OT
2002—Patriots, 38-7 (Buff)
Patriots, 27-17 (NE)
2003—Bills, 31-0 (Buff)
Patriots, 31-0 (NE)
2004—Patriots, 31-17 (Buff)
Patriots, 29-6 (NE)
2005—Patriots, 21-16 (NE)
Patriots, 35-7 (Buff)
2006—Patriots, 19-17 (NE)
Patriots, 28-6 (Buff)
2007—Patriots, 38-7 (NE)
Patriots, 56-10 (Buff)
2008—Patriots, 20-10 (NE)
Patriots, 13-0 (Buff)
2009—Patriots, 25-24 (NE)
Patriots, 17-10 (Buff)
2010—Patriots, 38-30 (NE)
Patriots, 34-3 (Buff)
2011—Bills, 34-31 (Buff)
Patriots, 49-21 (NE)
2012—Patriots, 52-28 (B)
Patriots, 37-31 (NE)
2013—Patriots, 23-21 (B)
Patriots, 34-20 (NE)
2014—Patriots, 37-22 (B)
Bills, 17-9 (NE)
2015—Patriots, 40-32 (B)
Patriots, 20-13 (NE)
2016—Bills, 16-0 (NE)
Patriots, 41-25 (B)
2017—Patriots, 23-3 (B)
Patriots, 37-16 (NE)
2017—Patriots, 25-6 (B)
Patriots, 24-12 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 2,608, Bills 2,137)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 26, Bills 8)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
**Division Playoff
BUFFALO vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 7-4
1973—Saints, 13-0 (NO)
1980—Bills, 35-26 (NO)
1983—Bills, 27-21 (B)
1989—Saints, 22-19 (B)
1992—Bills, 20-16 (NO)
1998—Bills, 45-33 (NO)
2001—Saints, 24-6 (B)
2005—Saints, 19-7 (San Antonio)
2009—Saints, 27-7 (B)
2013—Saints, 35-17 (NO)
2017—Saints, 47-10 (B)
(RS Pts.—Saints 283, Bills 193)
BUFFALO vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Series tied, 6-6
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0
1970—Giants, 20-6 (NY)
1975—Giants, 17-14 (B)
1978—Bills, 41-17 (B)
1987—Bills, 6-3 (B) OT
1990—Bills, 17-13 (NY)
*Giants, 20-19 (Tampa)
1993—Bills, 17-14 (B)
1996—Bills, 23-20 (NY) OT
1999—Giants, 19-17 (B)
2003—Bills, 24-7 (NY)
2007—Giants, 38-21 (B)
2011—Giants, 27-24 (NY)
2015—Giants, 24-10 (B)
(RS Pts.—Bills 220, Giants 219)
(PS Pts.—Giants 20, Bills 19)
*Super Bowl XXV
BUFFALO vs. *N.Y. JETS
RS: Bills lead series, 61-55
PS: Bills lead series, 1-0
1960—Titans, 27-3 (NY)
Titans, 17-13 (B)
1961—Bills, 41-31 (B)
Titans, 21-14 (NY)
1962—Titans, 17-6 (B)
Bills, 20-3 (NY)
1963—Bills, 45-14 (B)
Bills, 19-10 (NY)
1964—Bills, 34-24 (B)
Bills, 20-7 (NY)
1965—Bills, 33-21 (B)
Jets, 14-12 (NY)
1966—Bills, 33-23 (NY)
Bills, 14-3 (B)
1967—Bills, 20-17 (B)
Jets, 20-10 (NY)
1968—Bills, 37-35 (B)
Jets, 25-21 (NY)
1969—Jets, 33-19 (B)
Jets, 16-6 (NY)
1970—Bills, 34-31 (B)
Bills, 10-6 (NY)
1971—Jets, 28-17 (NY)
Jets, 20-7 (B)
1972—Jets, 41-24 (B)
Jets, 41-3 (NY)
1973—Bills, 9-7 (B)
Bills, 34-14 (NY)
1974—Bills, 16-12 (B)
Jets, 20-10 (NY)
1975—Bills, 42-14 (B)
Bills, 24-23 (NY)
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1976—Jets, 17-14 (NY) 2015—Bills, 22-17 (NY) BUFFALO vs. PITTSBURGH
Jets, 19-14 (B) Bills, 22-17 (B) RS: Steelers lead series, 14-8
1977—Jets, 24-19 (B) 2016—Jets, 37-31 (B) PS: Steelers lead series, 2-1
Bills, 14-10 (NY) Jets, 30-10 (NY) 1970—Steelers, 23-10 (P)
1978—Jets, 21-20 (B) 2017—Bills, 21-12 (B) 1972—Steelers, 38-21 (B)
Jets, 45-14 (NY) Jets, 34-21 (NY) 1974—*Steelers, 32-14 (P)
1979—Bills, 46-31 (B) 2018—Bills, 41-10 (NY) 1975—Bills, 30-21 (P)
Bills, 14-12 (NY) Jets, 27-23 (B) 1978—Steelers, 28-17 (B)
1980—Bills, 20-10 (B) (RS Pts.—Bills 2,436, Jets 2,379) 1979—Steelers, 28-0 (P)
Bills, 31-24 (NY) (PS Pts.—Bills 31, Jets 27) 1980—Bills, 28-13 (B)
1981—Bills, 31-0 (B) *Jets known as Titans prior to 1963 1982—Bills, 13-0 (B)
Jets, 33-14 (NY) **AFC First-Round Playoff 1985—Steelers, 30-24 (P)
**Bills, 31-27 (NY) BUFFALO vs. *OAKLAND 1986—Bills, 16-12 (B)
1983—Jets, 34-10 (B) RS: Raiders lead series, 21-18 1988—Bills, 36-28 (B)
Bills, 24-17 (NY) PS: Bills lead series, 2-0 1991—Bills, 52-34 (B)
1984—Jets, 28-26 (B) 1960—Bills, 38-9 (B) 1992—Bills, 28-20 (B)
Jets, 21-17 (NY) Raiders, 20-7 (O) *Bills, 24-3 (P)
1985—Jets, 42-3 (NY) 1961—Raiders, 31-22 (B) 1993—Steelers, 23-0 (P)
Jets, 27-7 (B) Bills, 26-21 (O) 1994—Steelers, 23-10 (P)
1986—Jets, 28-24 (B) 1962—Bills, 14-6 (B) 1995—*Steelers, 40-21 (P)
Jets, 14-13 (NY) Bills, 10-6 (O) 1996—Steelers, 24-6 (P)
1987—Jets, 31-28 (B) 1963—Raiders, 35-17 (O) 1999—Bills, 24-21 (B)
Bills, 17-14 (NY) Bills, 12-0 (B) 2001—Steelers, 20-3 (B)
1988—Bills, 37-14 (NY) 1964—Bills, 23-20 (B) 2004—Steelers, 29-24 (B)
Bills, 9-6 (B) OT Raiders, 16-13 (O) 2007—Steelers, 26-3 (P)
1989—Bills, 34-3 (B) 1965—Bills, 17-12 (B) 2010—Steelers, 19-16 (B) OT
Bills, 37-0 (NY) Bills, 17-14 (O) 2013—Steelers, 23-10 (P)
1990—Bills, 30-7 (NY) 1966—Bills, 31-10 (O) 2016—Steelers, 27-20 (B)
Bills, 30-27 (B) 1967—Raiders, 24-20 (B) (RS Pts.—Steelers 510, Bills 391)
1991—Bills, 23-20 (NY) Raiders, 28-21 (O) (PS Pts.—Steelers 75, Bills 59)
Bills, 24-13 (B) 1968—Raiders, 48-6 (B) *AFC Divisional Playoff
1992—Bills, 24-20 (NY) Raiders, 13-10 (O) BUFFALO vs. SAN FRANCISCO
Jets, 24-17 (B) 1969—Raiders, 50-21 (O) RS: Series tied, 6-6
1993—Bills, 19-10 (NY) 1972—Raiders, 28-16 (O) 1972—Bills, 27-20 (B)
Bills, 16-14 (B) 1974—Bills, 21-20 (B) 1980—Bills, 18-13 (SF)
1994—Jets, 23-3 (B) 1977—Raiders, 34-13 (O) 1983—49ers, 23-10 (B)
Jets, 22-17 (NY) 1980—Bills, 24-7 (B) 1989—49ers, 21-10 (SF)
1995—Bills, 29-10 (B) 1983—Raiders, 27-24 (B) 1992—Bills, 34-31 (SF)
Bills, 28-26 (NY) 1987—Raiders, 34-21 (LA) 1995—49ers, 27-17 (SF)
1996—Bills, 25-22 (NY) 1988—Bills, 37-21 (B) 1998—Bills, 26-21 (B)
Bills, 35-10 (B) 1990—Bills, 38-24 (B) 2001—49ers, 35-0 (SF)
1997—Bills, 28-22 (NY) **Bills, 51-3 (B) 2004—Bills, 41-7 (SF)
Bills, 20-10 (B) 1991—Bills, 30-27 (LA) OT 2008—49ers, 10-3 (B)
1998—Jets, 34-12 (NY) 1992—Raiders, 20-3 (LA) 2012—49ers, 45-3 (SF)
Jets, 17-10 (B) 1993—Raiders, 25-24 (B) 2016—Bills, 45-16 (B)
1999—Bills, 17-3 (B) ***Bills, 29-23 (B) (RS Pts.—49ers 269, Bills 234)
Jets, 17-7 (NY) 1998—Bills, 44-21 (B) BUFFALO vs. SEATTLE
2000—Jets, 27-14 (NY) 1999—Raiders, 20-14 (B) RS: Seahawks lead series, 8-5
Bills, 23-20 (B) 2002—Raiders, 49-31 (B) 1977—Seahawks, 56-17 (S)
2001—Jets, 42-36 (B) 2004—Raiders, 13-10 (O) 1984—Seahawks, 31-28 (S)
Bills, 14-9 (NY) 2005—Raiders, 38-17 (O) 1988—Bills, 13-3 (S)
2002—Jets, 37-31 (B) OT 2008—Bills, 24-23 (B) 1989—Seahawks, 17-16 (S)
Jets, 31-13 (NY) 2011—Bills, 38-35 (B) 1995—Bills, 27-21 (B)
2003—Jets, 30-3 (NY) 2014—Raiders, 26-24 (O) 1996—Seahawks, 26-18 (S)
Bills, 17-6 (B) 2016—Raiders, 38-24 (O) 1999—Seahawks, 26-16 (S)
2004—Jets, 16-14 (NY) 2017—Bills, 34-14 (B) 2000—Bills, 42-23 (S)
Bills, 22-17 (B) (RS Pts.—Raiders 907, Bills 836) 2001—Seahawks, 23-20 (B)
2005—Bills, 27-17 (B) (PS Pts.—Bills 80, Raiders 26) 2004—Bills, 38-9 (S)
Jets, 30-26 (NY) *Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994 2008—Bills, 34-10 (B)
2006—Jets, 28-20 (B) **AFC Championship 2012—Seahawks, 50-17 (Toronto)
Bills, 31-13 (NY) ***AFC Divisional Playoff 2016—Seahawks, 31-25 (S)
2007—Bills, 17-14 (B) BUFFALO vs. PHILADELPHIA (RS Pts.—Seahawks 326, Bills 311)
Bills, 13-3 (NY) RS: Eagles lead series, 7-6 BUFFALO vs. TAMPA BAY
2008—Jets, 26-17 (B) 1973—Bills, 27-26 (B) RS: Buccaneers lead series, 7-4
Jets, 31-27 (NY) 1981—Eagles, 20-14 (B) 1976—Bills, 14-9 (TB)
2009—Bills, 16-13 (NY) OT 1984—Eagles, 27-17 (B) 1978—Buccaneers, 31-10 (TB)
Jets, 19-13 (Toronto) 1985—Eagles, 21-17 (P) 1982—Buccaneers, 24-23 (TB)
2010—Jets, 38-14 (B) 1987—Eagles, 17-7 (P) 1986—Buccaneers, 34-28 (TB)
Jets, 38-7 (NY) 1990—Bills, 30-23 (B) 1988—Buccaneers, 10-5 (TB)
2011—Jets, 27-11 (B) 1993—Bills, 10-7 (P) 1991—Bills, 17-10 (TB)
Jets, 28-24 (NY) 1996—Bills, 24-17 (P) 2000—Buccaneers, 31-17 (TB)
2012—Jets, 48-28 (NY) 1999—Bills, 26-0 (B) 2005—Buccaneers, 19-3 (TB)
Bills, 28-9 (B) 2003—Eagles, 23-13 (B) 2009—Bills, 33-20 (B)
2013—Jets, 27-20 (NY) 2007—Eagles, 17-9 (P) 2013—Buccaneers, 27-6 (TB)
Bills, 37-14 (B) 2011—Bills, 31-24 (B) 2017—Bills, 30-27 (B)
2014—Bills, 43-23 (NY) 2015—Eagles, 23-20 (P) (RS Pts.—Buccaneers 242, Bills 186)
Bills, 38-3 (Detroit) (RS Pts.—Bills 245, Eagles 245)

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BUFFALO vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 27-16
PS: Bills lead series, 2-1
1960—Bills, 25-24 (B)
Oilers, 31-23 (H)
1961—Bills, 22-12 (H)
Oilers, 28-16 (B)
1962—Oilers, 28-23 (B)
Oilers, 17-14 (H)
1963—Oilers, 31-20 (B)
Oilers, 28-14 (H)
1964—Bills, 48-17 (H)
Bills, 24-10 (B)
1965—Oilers, 19-17 (B)
Bills, 29-18 (H)
1966—Bills, 27-20 (B)
Bills, 42-20 (H)
1967—Oilers, 20-3 (B)
Oilers, 10-3 (H)
1968—Oilers, 30-7 (B)
Oilers, 35-6 (H)
1969—Oilers, 17-3 (B)
Oilers, 28-14 (H)
1971—Oilers, 20-14 (B)
1974—Oilers, 21-9 (B)
1976—Oilers, 13-3 (B)
1978—Oilers, 17-10 (H)
1983—Bills, 30-13 (B)
1985—Bills, 20-0 (B)
1986—Oilers, 16-7 (H)
1987—Bills, 34-30 (B)
1988—**Bills, 17-10 (B)
1989—Bills, 47-41 (H) OT
1990—Oilers, 27-24 (H)
1992—Oilers, 27-3 (H)
***Bills, 41-38 (B) OT
1993—Bills, 35-7 (B)
1994—Bills, 15-7 (H)
1995—Oilers, 28-17 (B)
1997—Oilers, 31-14 (T)
1999—***Titans, 22-16 (T)
2000—Bills, 16-13 (B)
2003—Titans, 28-26 (T)
2006—Titans, 30-29 (B)
2009—Titans, 41-17 (T)
2011—Titans, 23-17 (B)
2012—Titans, 35-34 (B)
2015—Bills, 14-13 (T)
2018—Bills, 13-12 (B)
(RS Pts.—Titans 936, Bills 828)
(PS Pts.—Bills 74, Titans 70)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC First-Round Playoff
BUFFALO vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Bills lead series, 8-5
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0
1972—Bills, 24-17 (W)
1977—Redskins, 10-0 (B)
1981—Bills, 21-14 (B)
1984—Redskins, 41-14 (W)
1987—Redskins, 27-7 (B)
1990—Redskins, 29-14 (W)
1991—*Redskins, 37-24 (Minneapolis)
1993—Bills, 24-10 (B)
1996—Bills, 38-13 (B)
1999—Bills, 34-17 (W)
2003—Bills, 24-7 (B)
2007—Bills, 17-16 (W)
2011—Bills, 23-0 (Toronto)
2015—Redskins, 35-25 (W)
(RS Pts.—Bills 265, Redskins 236)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 37, Bills 24)
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CAROLINA vs. ARIZONA
RS: Panthers lead series, 9-4
PS: Panthers lead series, 2-1;
See Arizona vs. Carolina
CAROLINA vs. ATLANTA
RS: Falcons lead series, 30-18;
See Atlanta vs. Carolina
CAROLINA vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-2;
See Baltimore vs. Carolina
CAROLINA vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 5-2;
See Buffalo vs. Carolina
CAROLINA vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 6-3
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0
1995—Bears, 31-27 (Chi)
2002—Panthers, 24-14 (Car)
2005—Bears, 13-3 (Chi)
*Panthers, 29-21 (Chi)
2008—Panthers, 20-17 (Car)
2010—Bears, 23-6 (Car)
2011—Bears, 34-29 (Chi)
2012—Bears, 23-22 (Chi)
2014—Panthers, 31-24 (Car)
2017—Bears, 17-3 (Chi)
(RS Pts.—Bears 196, Panthers 165)
(PS Pts.—Panthers 29, Bears 21)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
CAROLINA vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Panthers lead series, 3-2-1
1999—Panthers, 27-3 (Car)
2002—Panthers, 52-31 (Car)
2006—Bengals, 17-14 (Cin)
2010—Bengals, 20-7 (Car)
2014—Tied, 37-37 (Cin) OT
2018—Panthers, 31-21 (Car)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 168, Bengals 129)
CAROLINA vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-2
1999—Panthers, 31-17 (Cle)
2002—Panthers, 13-6 (Cle)
2006—Panthers, 20-12 (Car)
2010—Browns, 24-23 (Cle)
2014—Panthers, 17-13 (Car)
2018—Browns, 26-20 (Cle)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 124, Browns 98)
CAROLINA vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 9-3
PS: Panthers lead series, 2-0
1996—*Panthers, 26-17 (C)
1997—Panthers, 23-13 (D)
1998—Cowboys, 27-20 (D)
2000—Cowboys, 16-13 (C) OT
2002—Cowboys, 14-13 (D)
2003—Cowboys, 24-20 (D)
**Panthers, 29-10 (C)
2005—Cowboys, 24-20 (C)
2006—Cowboys, 35-14 (C)
2007—Cowboys, 20-13 (C)
2009—Cowboys, 21-7 (D)
2012—Cowboys, 19-14 (C)
2015—Panthers, 33-14 (D)
2018—Panthers, 16-8 (C)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 235, Panthers 206)
(PS Pts.—Panthers 55, Cowboys 27)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
*NFC First-Round Playoff
CAROLINA vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 4-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0
1997—Broncos, 34-0 (D)
2004—Broncos, 20-17 (D)
2008—Panthers, 30-10 (C)
2012—Broncos, 36-14 (C)
2015—*Broncos, 24-10 (San Francisco)
2016—Broncos, 21-20 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 121, Panthers 81)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 24, Panthers 10)
*Super Bowl 50
CAROLINA vs. DETROIT
RS: Panthers lead series, 6-3
1999—Lions, 24-9 (C)
2002—Panthers, 31-7 (C)
2003—Panthers, 20-14 (C)
2005—Panthers, 21-20 (D)
2008—Panthers, 31-22 (C)
2011—Lions, 49-35 (D)
2014—Panthers, 24-7 (C)
2017—Panthers, 27-24 (D)
2018—Panthers, 201-19 (D)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 217, Lions 187)
CAROLINA vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 8-6
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1996—*Packers, 30-13 (GB)
1997—Packers, 31-10 (C)
1998—Packers, 37-30 (C)
1999—Panthers, 33-31 (GB)
2000—Panthers, 31-14 (C)
2001—Packers, 28-7 (C)
2002—Packers, 17-14 (GB)
2004—Packers, 24-14 (C)
2005—Panthers, 32-29 (C)
2007—Packers, 31-17 (GB)
2008—Panthers, 35-31 (GB)
2011—Packers, 30-23 (C)
2014—Packers, 38-17 (GB)
2015—Panthers, 37-29 (C)
2017—Panthers, 31-24 (C)
(RS Pts.—Packers 394, Panthers 331)
(PS Pts.—Packers 30, Panthers 13)
*NFC Championship
CAROLINA vs. HOUSTON
RS: Series tied, 2-2
2003—Texans, 14-10 (H)
2007—Texans, 34-21 (C)
2011—Panthers, 28-13 (H)
2015—Panthers, 24-17 (C)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 83, Texans 78)
CAROLINA vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Panthers lead series, 5-1
1995—Panthers, 13-10 (C)
1998—Panthers, 27-19 (I)
2003—Panthers, 23-20 (I) OT
2007—Colts, 31-7 (C)
2011—Panthers, 27-19 (I)
2015—Panthers, 29-26 (C) OT
(RS Pts.—Panthers 126, Colts 125)
CAROLINA vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 3-3
1996—Jaguars, 24-14 (J)
1999—Jaguars, 22-20 (C)
2003—Panthers, 24-23 (C)
2007—Jaguars, 37-6 (J)
2011—Panthers, 16-10 (C)
2015—Panthers, 20-9 (J)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 125, Panthers 100)
CAROLINA vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 4-2
1997—Chiefs, 35-14 (C)
2000—Chiefs, 15-14 (KC)
2004—Panthers, 28-17 (KC)
2008—Panthers, 34-0 (C)
2012—Chiefs, 27-21 (KC)
2016—Chiefs, 20-17 (C)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 128, Chiefs 114)
CAROLINA vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Panthers lead series, 5-1
1997—Panthers, 26-7 (SD)
2000—Panthers, 30-22 (C)
2004—Chargers, 17-6 (C)
2008—Panthers, 26-24 (SD)
2012—Panthers, 31-7 (SD)
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2016—Panthers, 28-16 (C)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 147, Chargers 93)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
CAROLINA vs. **L.A. RAMS
RS: Panthers lead series, 12-8
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0
1995—Rams, 31-10 (C)
Rams, 28-17 (StL)
1996—Panthers, 45-13 (C)
Panthers, 20-10 (StL)
1997—Panthers, 16-10 (StL)
Rams, 30-18 (C)
1998—Panthers, 24-20 (StL)
Panthers, 20-13 (C)
1999—Rams, 35-10 (StL)
Rams, 34-21 (C)
2000—Panthers, 27-24 (StL)
Panthers, 16-3 (C)
2001—Rams, 48-14 (StL)
Rams, 38-32 (C)
2003—*Panthers, 29-23 (StL) 2OT
2004—Panthers, 20-7 (C)
2006—Panthers, 15-0 (C)
2007—Panthers, 27-13 (StL)
2010—Rams, 20-10 (StL)
2013—Panthers, 30-15 (C)
2016—Panthers, 13-10 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 405, Rams 402)
(PS Pts.—Panthers 29, Rams 23)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
CAROLINA vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 4-2
1998—Dolphins, 13-9 (C)
2001—Dolphins, 23-6 (M)
2005—Dolphins, 27-24 (M)
2009—Dolphins, 24-17 (C)
2013—Panthers, 20-16 (M)
2017—Panthers, 45-21 (C)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 124, Panthers 121)
CAROLINA vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 8-6
1996—Vikings, 14-12 (M)
1997—Vikings, 21-14 (M)
2000—Vikings, 31-17 (M)
2001—Panthers, 24-13 (M)
2002—Panthers, 21-14 (M)
2005—Panthers, 38-13 (C)
2006—Vikings, 16-13 (M) OT
2008—Vikings, 20-10 (M)
2009—Panthers, 26-7 (C)
2011—Vikings, 24-21 (C)
2013—Panthers, 35-10 (M)
2014—Vikings, 31-13 (M)
2016—Vikings, 22-10 (C)
2017—Panthers, 31-24 (C)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 285, Vikings 260)
CAROLINA vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-2
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0
1995—Panthers, 20-17 (NE) OT
2001—Patriots, 38-6 (C)
2003—*Patriots, 32-29 (Houston)
2005—Panthers, 27-17 (C)
2009—Patriots, 20-10 (NE)
2013—Panthers, 24-20 (C)
2017—Panthers, 33-30 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 142, Panthers 120)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 32, Panthers 29)
*Super Bowl XXXVIII
CAROLINA vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Panthers lead series, 25-23
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0
1995—Panthers, 20-3 (C)
Saints, 34-26 (NO)
1996—Panthers, 22-20 (NO)
Panthers, 19-7 (C)
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1997—Panthers, 13-0 (NO)
Saints, 16-13 (C)
1998—Saints, 19-14 (NO)
Panthers, 31-17 (C)
1999—Saints, 19-10 (NO)
Panthers, 45-13 (C)
2000—Saints, 24-6 (NO)
Saints, 20-10 (C)
2001—Saints, 27-25 (C)
Saints, 27-23 (NO)
2002—Saints, 34-24 (C)
Panthers, 10-6 (NO)
2003—Panthers, 19-13 (C)
Panthers, 23-20 (NO) OT
2004—Panthers, 32-21 (NO)
Saints, 21-18 (C)
2005—Saints, 23-20 (C)
Panthers, 27-10 (Baton Rouge)
2006—Panthers, 21-18 (C)
Panthers, 31-21 (NO)
2007—Panthers, 16-13 (NO)
Saints, 31-6 (C)
2008—Panthers, 30-7 (C)
Panthers, 33-31 (NO)
2009—Saints, 30-20 (NO)
Panthers, 23-10 (C)
2010—Saints, 16-14 (NO)
Saints, 34-3 (C)
2011—Saints, 30-27 (C)
Saints, 45-17 (NO)
2012—Panthers, 35-27 (C)
Panthers, 44-38 (NO)
2013—Saints, 31-13 (NO)
Panthers, 17-13 (C)
2014—Saints, 28-10 (C)
Panthers, 41-10 (NO)
2015—Panthers, 27-22 (C)
Panthers, 41-38 (NO)
2016—Saints, 41-38 (NO)
Panthers, 23-20 (C)
2017—Saints, 34-13 (C)
Saints, 31-21 (NO)
*Saints, 31-26 (NO)
2018—Saints, 12-9 (C)
Panthers, 33-14 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 1,056, Saints 1,039)
(PS Pts.—Saints 31, Panthers 26)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
CAROLINA vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Panthers lead series, 6-4
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0
1996—Panthers, 27-17 (C)
2003—Panthers, 37-24 (NY)
2005—*Panthers, 23-0 (NY)
2006—Giants, 27-13 (C)
2008—Giants, 34-28 (NY) OT
2009—Panthers, 41-9 (NY)
2010—Giants, 31-18 (NY)
2012—Giants, 36-7 (C)
2013—Panthers, 38-0 (C)
2015—Panthers, 38-35 (NY)
2018—Panthers, 33-31 (C)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 280, Giants 244)
(PS Pts.—Panthers 23, Giants 0)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
CAROLINA vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-3
1995—Panthers, 26-15 (C)
1998—Jets, 48-21 (NY)
2001—Jets, 13-12 (C)
2005—Panthers, 30-3 (C)
2009—Jets, 17-6 (NY)
2013—Panthers, 30-20 (C)
2017—Panthers, 35-27 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 160, Jets 143)
CAROLINA vs. OAKLAND
RS: Series tied, 3-3
1997—Panthers, 38-14 (C)
2000—Raiders, 52-9 (O)
2004—Raiders, 27-24 (C)
2008—Panthers, 17-6 (O)
2012—Panthers, 17-6 (C)
2016—Raiders, 35-32 (O)
(RS Pts.— Raiders 140, Panthers 137)
CAROLINA vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-4
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0
1996—Eagles, 20-9 (P)
1999—Panthers, 33-7 (C)
2003—Eagles, 25-16 (C)
*Panthers, 14-3 (P)
2004—Eagles, 30-8 (P)
2006—Eagles, 27-24 (P)
2009—Eagles, 38-10 (C)
2012—Panthers, 30-22 (P)
2014—Eagles, 45-21 (P)
2015—Panthers, 27-16 (C)
2017—Eagles, 28-23 (C)
2018—Panthers, 21-17 (P)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 275, Panthers 222)
(PS Pts.—Panthers 14, Eagles 3)
*NFC Championship
CAROLINA vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 6-1
1996—Panthers, 18-14 (C)
1999—Steelers, 30-20 (P)
2002—Steelers, 30-14 (P)
2006—Steelers, 37-3 (C)
2010—Steelers, 27-3 (P)
2014—Steelers, 37-19 (C)
2018—Steelers, 52-21 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 227, Panthers 98)
CAROLINA vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Panthers lead series, 13-7
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0
1995—Panthers, 13-7 (SF)
49ers, 31-10 (C)
1996—Panthers, 23-7 (C)
Panthers, 30-24 (SF)
1997—49ers, 34-21 (C)
49ers, 27-19 (SF)
1998—49ers, 25-23 (SF)
49ers, 31-28 (C) OT
1999—Panthers, 31-29 (SF)
Panthers, 41-24 (C)
2000—Panthers, 38-22 (SF)
Panthers, 34-16 (C)
2001—49ers, 24-14 (SF)
49ers, 25-22 (C) OT
2004—Panthers, 37-27 (SF)
2007—Panthers, 31-14 (C)
2010—Panthers, 23-20 (C)
2013—Panthers, 10-9 (SF)
*49ers, 23-10 (C)
2016—Panthers, 46-27 (C)
2017—Panthers, 23-3 (SF)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 517, 49ers 426)
(PS Pts.—49ers 23, Panthers 10)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
CAROLINA vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 7-3
PS: Seahawks lead series, 2-1
2000—Panthers, 26-3 (C)
2004—Seahawks, 23-17 (S)
2005—*Seahawks, 34-14 (S)
2007—Panthers, 13-10 (C)
2010—Seahawks, 31-14 (S)
2012—Seahawks, 16-12 (C)
2013—Seahawks, 12-7 (C)
2014—Seahawks, 13-9 (C)
**Seahawks, 31-17 (S)
2015—Panthers, 27-23 (S)
**Panthers, 31-24 (C)
2016—Seahawks, 40-7 (S)
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2018—Seahawks, 30-27 (C)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 201, Panthers 159)
(PS Pts.—Seahawks 89, Panthers 62)
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**NFC Divisional Playoff
CAROLINA vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Panthers lead series, 23-14
1995—Buccaneers, 20-13 (C)
1996—Panthers, 24-0 (C)
1998—Buccaneers, 16-13 (TB)
2002—Buccaneers, 12-9 (C)
Buccaneers, 23-10 (TB)
2003—Panthers, 12-9 (TB) OT
Panthers, 27-24 (C)
2004—Panthers, 21-14 (C)
Panthers, 37-20 (TB)
2005—Panthers, 34-14 (TB)
Buccaneers, 20-10 (C)
2006—Panthers, 26-24 (TB)
Panthers, 24-10 (C)
2007—Buccaneers, 20-7 (C)
Panthers, 31-23 (TB)
2008—Buccaneers, 27-3 (TB)
Panthers, 38-23 (C)
2009—Panthers, 28-21 (TB)
Panthers, 16-6 (C)
2010—Buccaneers, 20-7 (C)
Buccaneers, 31-16 (TB)
2011—Panthers, 38-19 (TB)
Panthers, 48-16 (C)
2012—Buccaneers, 16-10 (TB)
Buccaneers, 27-21 (C) OT
2013—Panthers, 31-13 (TB)
Panthers, 27-6 (C)
2014—Panthers, 20-14 (TB)
Panthers, 19-17 (C)
2015—Panthers, 37-23 (TB)
Panthers, 38-10 (C)
2016—Buccaneers, 17-14 (C)
Buccaneers, 17-16 (TB)
2017—Panthers, 17-3 (TB)
Panthers, 22-19 (C)
2018—Panthers, 42-28 (C)
Buccaneers, 24-17 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 823, Buccaneers 646)
CAROLINA vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 3-2
1996—Panthers, 31-6 (H)
2003—Titans, 37-17 (C)
2007—Titans, 20-7 (T)
2011—Titans, 30-3 (C)
2015—Panthers, 27-10 (T)
(RS Pts.—Titans 103, Panthers 85)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
CAROLINA vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 8-6
1995—Redskins, 20-17 (W)
1997—Redskins, 24-10 (C)
1998—Redskins, 28-25 (C)
1999—Redskins, 38-36 (W)
2000—Redskins, 20-17 (W)
2001—Redskins, 17-14 (W) OT
2003—Panthers, 20-17 (C)
2006—Redskins, 17-13 (W)
2009—Panthers, 20-17 (C)
2011—Panthers, 33-20 (C)
2012—Panthers, 21-13 (W)
2015—Panthers, 44-16 (C)
2016—Panthers, 26-15 (W)
2018—Redskins, 23-17 (W)
(RS Pts.—Panthers 313, Redskins 285)
CHICAGO vs. ARIZONA
RS: Bears lead series, 57-28-6;
See Arizona vs. Chicago
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CHICAGO vs. ATLANTA
RS: Bears lead series, 14-13;
See Atlanta vs. Chicago
CHICAGO vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Bears lead series, 4-2;
See Baltimore vs. Chicago
CHICAGO vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bears lead series, 8-5;
See Buffalo vs. Chicago
CHICAGO vs. CAROLINA
RS: Bears lead series, 6-3
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. Chicago
CHICAGO vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 6-5
1972—Bengals, 13-3 (Chi)
1980—Bengals, 17-14 (Chi) OT
1986—Bears, 44-7 (Cin)
1989—Bears, 17-14 (Chi)
1992—Bengals, 31-28 (Chi) OT
1995—Bengals, 16-10 (Cin)
2001—Bears, 24-0 (Cin)
2005—Bengals, 24-7 (Chi)
2009—Bengals, 45-10 (Cin)
2013—Bears, 24-21 (Chi)
2017—Bears, 33-7 (Cin)
(RS Pts.—Bears 214, Bengals 195)
CHICAGO vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 9-7
1951—Browns, 42-21 (Cle)
1954—Browns, 39-10 (Chi)
1960—Browns, 42-0 (Cle)
1961—Bears, 17-14 (Chi)
1967—Browns, 24-0 (Cle)
1969—Browns, 28-24 (Chi)
1972—Bears, 17-0 (Cle)
1980—Browns, 27-21 (Cle)
1986—Bears, 41-31 (Chi)
1989—Browns, 27-7 (Cle)
1992—Browns, 27-14 (Cle)
2001—Bears, 27-21 (Chi) OT
2005—Browns, 20-10 (Cle)
2009—Bears, 30-6 (Chi)
2013—Bears, 38-31 (Cle)
2017—Bears, 20-3 (Chi)
(RS Pts.—Browns 382, Bears 297)
CHICAGO vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 13-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0
1960—Bears, 17-7 (C)
1962—Bears, 34-33 (D)
1964—Cowboys, 24-10 (C)
1968—Cowboys, 34-3 (C)
1971—Bears, 23-19 (C)
1973—Cowboys, 20-17 (C)
1976—Cowboys, 31-21 (D)
1977—*Cowboys, 37-7 (D)
1979—Cowboys, 24-20 (D)
1981—Cowboys, 10-9 (D)
1984—Cowboys, 23-14 (C)
1985—Bears, 44-0 (D)
1986—Bears, 24-10 (D)
1988—Bears, 17-7 (C)
1991–**Cowboys, 17-13 (C)
1992—Cowboys, 27-14 (D)
1996—Bears, 22-6 (C)
1997—Cowboys, 27-3 (D)
1998—Bears, 13-12 (C)
2004—Cowboys, 21-7 (D)
2007—Cowboys, 34-10 (C)
2010—Bears, 27-20 (D)
2012—Bears, 34-18 (D)
2013—Bears, 45-28 (C)
2014—Cowboys, 41-28 (C)
2016—Cowboys, 31-17 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 507, Bears 473)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 54, Bears 20)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
CHICAGO vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 8-7
1971—Broncos, 6-3 (D)
1973—Bears, 33-14 (D)
1976—Broncos, 28-14 (C)
1978—Broncos, 16-7 (D)
1981—Bears, 35-24 (C)
1983—Bears, 31-14 (C)
1984—Bears, 27-0 (C)
1987—Broncos, 31-29 (D)
1990—Bears, 16-13 (D) OT
1993—Broncos, 13-3 (C)
1996—Broncos, 17-12 (D)
2003—Bears, 19-10 (D)
2007—Bears, 37-34 (C) OT
2011—Broncos, 13-10 (D) OT
2015—Broncos, 17-15 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bears 291, Broncos 250)
CHICAGO vs. *DETROIT
RS: Bears lead series, 99-74-5
1930—Spartans, 7-6 (P)
Bears, 14-6 (C)
1931—Bears, 9-6 (C)
Spartans, 3-0 (P)
1932—Tie, 13-13 (C)
Tie, 7-7 (P)
Bears, 9-0 (C)
1933—Bears, 17-14 (C)
Bears, 17-7 (P)
1934—Bears, 19-16 (D)
Bears, 10-7 (C)
1935—Tie, 20-20 (C)
Lions, 14-2 (D)
1936—Bears, 12-10 (C)
Lions, 13-7 (D)
1937—Bears, 28-20 (C)
Bears, 13-0 (D)
1938—Lions, 13-7 (C)
Lions, 14-7 (D)
1939—Lions, 10-0 (C)
Bears, 23-13 (D)
1940—Bears, 7-0 (C)
Lions, 17-14 (D)
1941—Bears, 49-0 (C)
Bears, 24-7 (D)
1942—Bears, 16-0 (C)
Bears, 42-0 (D)
1943—Bears, 27-21 (D)
Bears, 35-14 (C)
1944—Tie, 21-21 (C)
Lions, 41-21 (D)
1945—Lions, 16-10 (D)
Lions, 35-28 (C)
1946—Bears, 42-6 (C)
Bears, 45-24 (D)
1947—Bears, 33-24 (C)
Bears, 34-14 (D)
1948—Bears, 28-0 (C)
Bears, 42-14 (D)
1949—Bears, 27-24 (C)
Bears, 28-7 (D)
1950—Bears, 35-21 (D)
Bears, 6-3 (C)
1951—Bears, 28-23 (D)
Lions, 41-28 (C)
1952—Bears, 24-23 (C)
Lions, 45-21 (D)
1953—Lions, 20-16 (C)
Lions, 13-7 (D)
1954—Lions, 48-23 (D)
Bears, 28-24 (C)
1955—Bears, 24-14 (D)
Bears, 21-20 (C)
1956—Lions, 42-10 (D)
Bears, 38-21 (C)
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1957—Bears, 27-7 (D) 1996—Lions, 35-16 (D) 1933—Bears, 14-7 (GB)
Lions, 21-13 (C) Bears, 31-14 (C) Bears, 10-7 (C)
1958—Bears, 20-7 (D) 1997—Lions, 32-7 (C) Bears, 7-6 (C)
Bears, 21-16 (C) Lions, 55-20 (D) 1934—Bears, 24-10 (GB)
1959—Bears, 24-14 (D) 1998—Bears, 31-27 (C) Bears, 27-14 (C)
Bears, 25-14 (C) Lions, 26-3 (D) 1935—Packers, 7-0 (GB)
1960—Bears, 28-7 (C) 1999—Lions, 21-17 (D) Packers, 17-14 (C)
Lions, 36-0 (D) Bears, 28-10 (C) 1936—Bears, 30-3 (GB)
1961—Bears, 31-17 (D) 2000—Lions, 21-14 (C) Packers, 21-10 (C)
Lions, 16-15 (C) Bears, 23-20 (D) 1937—Bears, 14-2 (GB)
1962—Lions, 11-3 (D) 2001—Bears, 13-10 (C) Packers, 24-14 (C)
Bears, 3-0 (C) Bears, 24-0 (D) 1938—Bears, 2-0 (GB)
1963—Bears, 37-21 (D) 2002—Lions, 23-20 (D) OT Packers, 24-17 (C)
Bears, 24-14 (C) Bears, 20-17 (C) OT 1939—Packers, 21-16 (GB)
1964—Lions, 10-0 (C) 2003—Bears, 24-16 (C) Bears, 30-27 (C)
Bears, 27-24 (D) Lions, 12-10 (D) 1940—Bears, 41-10 (GB)
1965—Bears, 38-10 (C) 2004—Lions, 20-16 (C) Bears, 14-7 (C)
Bears, 17-10 (D) Lions, 19-13 (D) 1941—Bears, 25-17 (GB)
1966—Lions, 14-3 (D) 2005—Bears, 38-6 (C) Packers, 16-14 (C)
Tie, 10-10 (C) Bears, 19-13 (D) OT **Bears, 33-14 (C)
1967—Bears, 14-3 (C) 2006—Bears, 34-7 (C) 1942—Bears, 44-28 (GB)
Bears, 27-13 (D) Bears, 26-21 (D) Bears, 38-7 (C)
1968—Lions, 42-0 (D) 2007—Lions, 37-27 (D) 1943—Tie, 21-21 (GB)
Lions, 28-10 (C) Lions, 16-7 (C) Bears, 21-7 (C)
1969—Lions, 13-7 (D) 2008—Bears, 34-7 (D) 1944—Packers, 42-28 (GB)
Lions, 20-3 (C) Bears, 27-23 (C) Bears, 21-0 (C)
1970—Lions, 28-14 (D) 2009—Bears, 48-24 (C) 1945—Packers, 31-21 (GB)
Lions, 16-10 (C) Bears, 37-23 (D) Bears, 28-24 (C)
1971—Bears, 28-23 (D) 2010—Bears, 19-14 (C) 1946—Bears, 30-7 (GB)
Lions, 28-3 (C) Bears, 24-20 (D) Bears, 10-7 (C)
1972—Lions, 38-24 (C) 2011—Lions, 24-13 (D) 1947—Packers, 29-20 (GB)
Lions, 14-0 (D) Bears, 37-13 (C) Bears, 20-17 (C)
1973—Lions, 30-7 (C) 2012—Bears, 13-7 (C) 1948—Bears, 45-7 (GB)
Lions, 40-7 (D) Bears, 26-24 (D) Bears, 7-6 (C)
1974—Bears, 17-9 (C) 2013—Lions, 40-32 (D) 1949—Bears, 17-0 (GB)
Lions, 34-17 (D) Lions, 21-19 (C) Bears, 24-3 (C)
1975—Lions, 27-7 (D) 2014—Lions, 34-17 (D) 1950—Packers, 31-21 (GB)
Bears, 25-21 (C) Lions, 20-14 (C) Bears, 28-14 (C)
1976—Bears, 10-3 (C) 2015—Lions, 37-34 (D) OT 1951—Bears, 31-20 (GB)
Lions, 14-10 (D) Lions, 24-20 (C) Bears, 24-13 (C)
1977—Bears, 30-20 (C) 2016—Bears, 17-14 (C) 1952—Bears, 24-14 (GB)
Bears, 31-14 (D) Lions, 20-17 (D) Packers, 41-28 (C)
1978—Bears, 19-0 (D) 2017—Lions, 27-24 (C) 1953—Bears, 17-13 (GB)
Lions, 21-17 (C) Lions, 20-10 (D) Tie, 21-21 (C)
1979—Bears, 35-7 (C) 2018—Bears, 34-22 (C) 1954—Bears, 10-3 (GB)
Lions, 20-0 (D) Bears, 23-16 (D) Bears, 28-23 (C)
1980—Bears, 24-7 (C) (RS Pts.—Bears 3,466, Lions 3,190) 1955—Packers, 24-3 (GB)
Bears, 23-17 (D) OT *Franchise in Portsmouth prior to 1934 Bears, 52-31 (C)
1981—Lions, 48-17 (D) and known as the Spartans 1956—Bears, 37-21 (GB)
Lions, 23-7 (C) *CHICAGO vs. GREEN BAY Bears, 38-14 (C)
1982—Lions, 17-10 (D) RS: Packers lead series, 96-94-6 1957—Packers, 21-17 (GB)
Bears, 20-17 (C) PS: Series tied, 1-1 Bears, 21-14 (C)
1983—Lions, 31-17 (D) 1921—Staleys, 20-0 (C) 1958—Bears, 34-20 (GB)
Lions, 38-17 (C) 1923—Bears, 3-0 (GB) Bears, 24-10 (C)
1984—Bears, 16-14 (C) 1924—Bears, 3-0 (C) 1959—Packers, 9-6 (GB)
Bears, 30-13 (D) 1925—Packers, 14-10 (GB) Bears, 28-17 (C)
1985—Bears, 24-3 (C) Bears, 21-0 (C) 1960—Bears, 17-14 (GB)
Bears, 37-17 (D) 1926—Tie, 6-6 (GB) Packers, 41-13 (C)
1986—Bears, 13-7 (C) Bears, 19-13 (C) 1961—Packers, 24-0 (GB)
Bears, 16-13 (D) Tie, 3-3 (C) Packers, 31-28 (C)
1987—Bears, 30-10 (C) 1927—Bears, 7-6 (GB) 1962—Packers, 49-0 (GB)
1988—Bears, 24-7 (D) Bears, 14-6 (C) Packers, 38-7 (C)
Bears, 13-12 (C) 1928—Tie, 12-12 (GB) 1963—Bears, 10-3 (GB)
1989—Bears, 47-27 (D) Packers, 16-6 (C) Bears, 26-7 (C)
Lions, 27-17 (C) Packers, 6-0 (C) 1964—Packers, 23-12 (GB)
1990—Bears, 23-17 (C) OT 1929—Packers, 23-0 (GB) Packers, 17-3 (C)
Lions, 38-21 (D) Packers, 14-0 (C) 1965—Packers, 23-14 (GB)
1991—Bears, 20-10 (C) Packers, 25-0 (C) Bears, 31-10 (C)
Lions, 16-6 (D) 1930—Packers, 7-0 (GB) 1966—Packers, 17-0 (C)
1992—Bears, 27-24 (C) Packers, 13-12 (C) Packers, 13-6 (GB)
Lions, 16-3 (D) Bears, 21-0 (C) 1967—Packers, 13-10 (GB)
1993—Bears, 10-6 (D) 1931—Packers, 7-0 (GB) Packers, 17-13 (C)
Lions, 20-14 (C) Packers, 6-2 (C) 1968—Bears, 13-10 (GB)
1994—Lions, 21-16 (D) Bears, 7-6 (C) Packers, 28-27 (C)
Bears, 20-10 (C) 1932—Tie, 0-0 (GB) 1969—Packers, 17-0 (GB)
1995—Lions, 24-17 (C) Packers, 2-0 (C) Packers, 21-3 (C)
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1970—Packers, 20-19 (GB) Packers, 21-14 (C) 2016—Colts, 29-13 (I)
Bears, 35-17 (C) 2010—Bears, 20-17 (C) (RS Pts.—Colts 898, Bears 872)
1971—Packers, 17-14 (C) Packers, 10-3 (GB) (PS: Pts.—Colts 29, Bears 17)
Packers, 31-10 (GB) ***Packers, 21-14 (C) *Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
1972—Packers, 20-17 (GB) 2011—Packers, 27-17 (C) **Super Bowl XLI
Packers, 23-17 (C) Packers, 35-21 (GB) CHICAGO vs. JACKSONVILLE
1973—Bears, 31-17 (GB) 2012—Packers, 23-10 (GB) RS: Bears lead series, 4-3
Packers, 21-0 (C) Packers, 21-13 (C) 1995—Bears, 30-27 (J)
1974—Bears, 10-9 (C) 2013—Bears, 27-20 (GB) 1998—Jaguars, 24-23 (C)
Packers, 20-3 (Mil) Packers, 33-28 (C) 2001—Bears, 33-13 (C)
1975—Bears, 27-14 (C) 2014—Packers, 38-17 (C) 2004—Jaguars, 22-3 (J)
Packers, 28-7 (GB) Packers, 55-14 (GB) 2008—Bears, 23-10 (C)
1976—Bears, 24-13 (C) 2015—Packers, 31-23 (C) 2012—Bears, 41-3 (J)
Bears, 16-10 (GB) Bears, 17-13 (GB) 2016—Jaguars, 17-16 (C)
1977—Bears, 26-0 (GB) 2016—Packers, 26-10 (GB) (RS Pts.—Bears 169, Jaguars 116)
Bears, 21-10 (C) Packers, 30-27 (C) CHICAGO vs. KANSAS CITY
1978—Packers, 24-14 (GB) 2017—Packers, 35-14 (GB) RS: Bears lead series, 7-5
Bears, 14-0 (C) Packers, 23-16 (C) 1973—Chiefs, 19-7 (KC)
1979—Bears, 6-3 (C) 2018—Packers, 24-23 (GB) 1977—Bears, 28-27 (C)
Bears, 15-14 (GB) Bears, 24-17 (C) 1981—Bears, 16-13 (KC) OT
1980—Packers, 12-6 (GB) OT (RS Pts.—Packers 3,399, Bears 3,361) 1987—Bears, 31-28 (C)
Bears, 61-7 (C) (PS Pts.—Bears 47, Packers 35) 1990—Chiefs, 21-10 (C)
1981—Packers, 16-9 (C) *Bears known as Staleys prior to 1922 1993—Bears, 19-17 (KC)
Packers, 21-17 (GB) **Division Playoff 1996—Chiefs, 14-10 (KC)
1983—Packers, 31-28 (GB) ***NFC Championship 1999—Bears, 20-17 (C)
Bears, 23-21 (C) CHICAGO vs. HOUSTON 2003—Chiefs, 31-3 (KC)
1984—Bears, 9-7 (GB) RS: Texans lead series, 4-0 2007—Bears, 20-10 (C)
Packers, 20-14 (C) 2004—Texans, 24-5 (C) 2011—Chiefs, 10-3 (C)
1985—Bears, 23-7 (C) 2008—Texans, 31-24 (H) 2015—Bears, 18-17 (KC)
Bears, 16-10 (GB) 2012—Texans, 13-6 (C) (RS Pts.—Chiefs 224, Bears 185)
1986—Bears, 25-12 (GB) 2016—Texans, 23-14 (H) CHICAGO vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
Bears, 12-10 (C) (RS Pts.—Texans 91, Bears 49) RS: Bears lead series, 7-5
1987—Bears, 26-24 (GB) CHICAGO vs. *INDIANAPOLIS 1970—Chargers, 20-7 (C)
Bears, 23-10 (C) RS: Colts lead series, 23-19 1974—Chargers, 28-21 (SD)
1988—Bears, 24-6 (GB) PS: Colts lead series, 1-0 1978—Chargers, 40-7 (SD)
Bears, 16-0 (C) 1953—Colts, 13-9 (B) 1981—Bears, 20-17 (C) OT
1989—Packers, 14-13 (GB) Colts, 16-14 (C) 1984—Chargers, 20-7 (SD)
Packers, 40-28 (C) 1954—Bears, 28-9 (C) 1993—Bears, 16-13 (SD)
1990—Bears, 31-13 (GB) Bears, 28-13 (B) 1996—Bears, 27-14 (C)
Bears, 27-13 (C) 1955—Colts, 23-17 (B) 1999—Bears, 23-20 (SD) OT
1991—Bears, 10-0 (GB) Bears, 38-10 (C) 2003—Bears, 20-7 (C)
Bears, 27-13 (C) 1956—Colts, 28-21 (B) 2007—Chargers, 14-3 (SD)
1992—Bears, 30-10 (GB) Bears, 58-27 (C) 2011—Bears, 31-20 (C)
Packers, 17-3 (C) 1957—Colts, 21-10 (B) 2015—Bears, 22-19 (SD)
1993—Packers, 17-3 (GB) Colts, 29-14 (C) (RS Pts.—Chargers 232, Bears 204)
Bears, 30-17 (C) 1958—Colts, 51-38 (B) *Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
1994—Packers, 33-6 (C) Colts, 17-0 (C) CHICAGO vs. *L.A. RAMS
Packers, 40-3 (GB) 1959—Bears, 26-21 (B) RS: Bears lead series, 53-35-3
1995—Packers, 27-24 (C) Colts, 21-7 (C) PS: Series tied, 1-1
Packers, 35-28 (GB) 1960—Colts, 42-7 (B) 1937—Bears, 20-2 (Cle)
1996—Packers, 37-6 (C) Colts, 24-20 (C) Bears, 15-7 (C)
Packers, 28-17 (GB) 1961—Bears, 24-10 (C) 1938—Rams, 14-7 (C)
1997—Packers, 38-24 (GB) Bears, 21-20 (B) Rams, 23-21 (Cle)
Packers, 24-23 (C) 1962—Bears, 35-15 (C) 1939—Bears, 30-21 (Cle)
1998—Packers, 26-20 (GB) Bears, 57-0 (B) Bears, 35-21 (C)
Packers, 16-13 (C) 1963—Bears, 10-3 (C) 1940—Bears, 21-14 (Cle)
1999—Bears, 14-13 (GB) Bears, 17-7 (B) Bears, 47-25 (C)
Packers, 35-19 (C) 1964—Colts, 52-0 (B) 1941—Bears, 48-21 (Cle)
2000—Bears, 27-24 (GB) Colts, 40-24 (C) Bears, 31-13 (C)
Packers, 28-6 (C) 1965—Colts, 26-21 (C) 1942—Bears, 21-7 (Cle)
2001—Packers, 20-12 (C) Bears, 13-0 (B) Bears, 47-0 (C)
Packers, 17-7 (GB) 1966—Bears, 27-17 (C) 1944—Rams, 19-7 (Cle)
2002—Packers, 34-21 (C) Colts, 21-16 (B) Bears, 28-21 (C)
Packers, 30-20 (GB) 1967—Colts, 24-3 (C) 1945—Rams, 17-0 (Cle)
2003—Packers, 38-23 (C) 1968—Colts, 28-7 (B) Rams, 41-21 (C)
Packers, 34-21 (GB) 1969—Colts, 24-21 (C) 1946—Tie, 28-28 (C)
2004—Bears, 21-10 (GB) 1970—Colts, 21-20 (B) Bears, 27-21 (LA)
Packers, 31-14 (C) 1975—Colts, 35-7 (C) 1947—Bears, 41-21 (LA)
2005—Bears, 19-7 (C) 1983—Colts, 22-19 (B) OT Rams, 17-14 (C)
Bears, 24-17 (GB) 1985—Bears, 17-10 (C) 1948—Bears, 42-21 (C)
2006—Bears, 26-0 (GB) 1988—Bears, 17-13 (I) Bears, 21-6 (LA)
Packers, 26-7 (C) 1991—Bears, 31-17 (I) 1949—Rams, 31-16 (C)
2007—Bears, 27-20 (GB) 2000—Bears, 27-24 (C) Rams, 27-24 (LA)
Bears, 35-7 (C) 2004—Colts, 41-10 (C) 1950—Bears, 24-20 (LA)
2008—Packers, 37-3 (GB) 2006—**Colts, 29-17 (South Florida) Bears, 24-14 (C)
Bears, 20-17 (C) OT 2008—Bears, 29-13 (I) **Rams, 24-14 (LA)
2009—Packers, 21-15 (GB) 2012—Bears, 41-21 (C) 1951—Rams, 42-17 (C)

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1952—Rams, 31-7 (LA)
Rams, 40-24 (C)
1953—Rams, 38-24 (LA)
Bears, 24-21 (C)
1954—Rams, 42-38 (LA)
Bears, 24-13 (C)
1955—Bears, 31-20 (LA)
Bears, 24-3 (C)
1956—Bears, 35-24 (LA)
Bears, 30-21 (C)
1957—Bears, 34-26 (C)
Bears, 16-10 (LA)
1958—Bears, 31-10 (C)
Rams, 41-35 (LA)
1959—Rams, 28-21 (C)
Bears, 26-21 (LA)
1960—Bears, 34-27 (C)
Tie, 24-24 (LA)
1961—Bears, 21-17 (LA)
Bears, 28-24 (C)
1962—Bears, 27-23 (LA)
Bears, 30-14 (C)
1963—Bears, 52-14 (LA)
Bears, 6-0 (C)
1964—Bears, 38-17 (C)
Bears, 34-24 (LA)
1965—Rams, 30-28 (LA)
Bears, 31-6 (C)
1966—Rams, 31-17 (LA)
Bears, 17-10 (C)
1967—Rams, 28-17 (C)
1968—Bears, 17-16 (LA)
1969—Rams, 9-7 (C)
1971—Rams, 17-3 (LA)
1972—Tie, 13-13 (C)
1973—Rams, 26-0 (C)
1975—Rams, 38-10 (LA)
1976—Rams, 20-12 (LA)
1977—Bears, 24-23 (C)
1979—Bears, 27-23 (C)
1981—Rams, 24-7 (C)
1982—Bears, 34-26 (LA)
1983—Rams, 21-14 (LA)
1984—Rams, 29-13 (LA)
1985—***Bears, 24-0 (C)
1986—Rams, 20-17 (C)
1988—Rams, 23-3 (LA)
1989—Bears, 20-10 (C)
1990—Bears, 38-9 (C)
1993—Rams, 20-6 (LA)
1994—Bears, 27-13 (C)
1995—Rams, 34-28 (StL)
1996—Bears, 35-9 (C)
1997—Bears, 13-10 (StL)
1998—Rams, 20-12 (C)
1999—Rams, 34-12 (StL)
2002—Rams, 21-16 (StL)
2003—Rams, 23-21 (C)
2006—Bears, 42-27 (StL)
2008—Bears, 27-3 (StL)
2009—Bears, 17-9 (C)
2012—Bears, 23-6 (C)
2013—Rams, 42-21 (StL)
2015—Bears, 37-13 (StL)
2018—Bears, 15-6 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bears 2,116, Rams 1,829)
(PS Pts.—Bears 38, Rams 24)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
and in Cleveland prior to 1946
**Conference Playoff
***NFC Championship
CHICAGO vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-4
1971—Dolphins, 34-3 (M)
1975—Dolphins, 46-13 (C)
1979—Dolphins, 31-16 (M)
1985—Dolphins, 38-24 (M)
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1988—Bears, 34-7 (C)
1991—Dolphins, 16-13 (C) OT
1994—Bears, 17-14 (M)
1997—Bears, 36-33 (M) OT
2002—Dolphins, 27-9 (M)
2006—Dolphins, 31-13 (C)
2010—Bears, 16-0 (M)
2014—Dolphins, 27-14 (C)
2018—Dolphins, 31-28 (M) OT
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 335, Bears 236)
CHICAGO vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 60-53-2
PS: Bears lead series, 1-0
1961—Vikings, 37-13 (M)
Bears, 52-35 (C)
1962—Bears, 13-0 (M)
Bears, 31-30 (C)
1963—Bears, 28-7 (M)
Tie, 17-17 (C)
1964—Bears, 34-28 (M)
Vikings, 41-14 (C)
1965—Bears, 45-37 (M)
Vikings, 24-17 (C)
1966—Bears, 13-10 (M)
Bears, 41-28 (C)
1967—Bears, 17-7 (M)
Tie, 10-10 (C)
1968—Bears, 27-17 (M)
Bears, 26-24 (C)
1969—Vikings, 31-0 (C)
Vikings, 31-14 (M)
1970—Vikings, 24-0 (C)
Vikings, 16-13 (M)
1971—Bears, 20-17 (M)
Vikings, 27-10 (C)
1972—Bears, 13-10 (C)
Vikings, 23-10 (M)
1973—Vikings, 22-13 (C)
Vikings, 31-13 (M)
1974—Vikings, 11-7 (M)
Vikings, 17-0 (C)
1975—Vikings, 28-3 (M)
Vikings, 13-9 (C)
1976—Vikings, 20-19 (M)
Bears, 14-13 (C)
1977—Vikings, 22-16 (M) OT
Bears, 10-7 (C)
1978—Vikings, 24-20 (C)
Vikings, 17-14 (M)
1979—Bears, 26-7 (C)
Vikings, 30-27 (M)
1980—Vikings, 34-14 (C)
Vikings, 13-7 (M)
1981—Vikings, 24-21 (M)
Bears, 10-9 (C)
1982—Vikings, 35-7 (M)
1983—Vikings, 23-14 (C)
Bears, 19-13 (M)
1984—Bears, 16-7 (C)
Bears, 34-3 (M)
1985—Bears, 33-24 (M)
Bears, 27-9 (C)
1986—Bears, 23-0 (C)
Vikings, 23-7 (M)
1987—Bears, 27-7 (C)
Bears, 30-24 (M)
1988—Vikings, 31-7 (C)
Vikings, 28-27 (M)
1989—Bears, 38-7 (C)
Vikings, 27-16 (M)
1990—Bears, 19-16 (C)
Vikings, 41-13 (M)
1991—Bears, 10-6 (C)
Bears, 34-17 (M)
1992—Vikings, 21-20 (M)
Vikings, 38-10 (C)
1993—Vikings, 10-7 (M)
Vikings, 19-12 (C)
1994—Vikings, 42-14 (C)
Vikings, 33-27 (M) OT
*Bears, 35-18 (M)
1995—Bears, 31-14 (C)
Bears, 14-6 (M)
1996—Vikings, 20-14 (C)
Bears, 15-13 (M)
1997—Vikings, 27-24 (C)
Vikings, 29-22 (M)
1998—Vikings, 31-28 (C)
Vikings, 48-22 (M)
1999—Bears, 24-22 (M)
Vikings, 27-24 (C) OT
2000—Vikings, 30-27 (M)
Vikings, 28-16 (C)
2001—Bears, 17-10 (C)
Bears, 13-6 (M)
2002—Bears, 27-23 (C)
Vikings, 25-7 (M)
2003—Vikings, 24-13 (M)
Bears, 13-10 (C)
2004—Vikings, 27-22 (M)
Bears, 24-14 (C)
2005—Bears, 28-3 (C)
Vikings, 34-10 (M)
2006—Bears, 19-16 (M)
Bears, 23-13 (C)
2007—Vikings, 34-31 (C)
Vikings, 20-13 (M)
2008—Bears, 48-41 (C)
Vikings, 34-14 (M)
2009—Vikings, 36-10 (M)
Bears, 36-30 (C) OT
2010—Bears, 27-13 (C)
Bears, 40-14 (M)
2011—Bears, 39-10 (C)
Bears, 17-13 (M)
2012—Bears, 28-10 (C)
Vikings, 21-14 (M)
2013—Bears, 31-30 (C)
Vikings, 23-20 (M) OT
2014—Bears, 21-13 (C)
Vikings, 13-9 (M)
2015—Vikings, 23-20 (C)
Vikings, 38-17 (M)
2016—Bears, 20-10 (C)
Vikings, 38-10 (M)
2017—Vikings, 20-17 (C)
Vikings, 23-10 (M)
2018—Bears, 25-20 (C)
Bears, 24-10 (M)
RS Pts.—Vikings 2,414, Bears 2,230)
(PS Pts.—Bears 35, Vikings 18)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
CHICAGO vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 10-3
PS: Bears lead series, 1-0
1973—Patriots, 13-10 (C)
1979—Patriots, 27-7 (C)
1982—Bears, 26-13 (C)
1985—Bears, 20-7 (C)
*Bears, 46-10 (New Orleans)
1988—Patriots, 30-7 (NE)
1994—Patriots, 13-3 (C)
1997—Patriots, 31-3 (NE)
2000—Bears, 24-17 (C)
2002—Patriots, 33-30 (C)
2006—Patriots, 17-13 (NE)
2010—Patriots, 36-7 (C)
2014—Patriots, 51-23 (NE)
2018—Patriots, 38-31 (C)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 326, Bears 204)
(PS Pts.—Bears 46, Patriots 10)
*Super Bowl XX
CHICAGO vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 15-13
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PS: Bears lead series, 2-0
1968—Bears, 23-17 (NO)
1970—Bears, 24-3 (NO)
1971—Bears, 35-14 (C)
1973—Saints, 21-16 (NO)
1974—Bears, 24-10 (C)
1975—Bears, 42-17 (NO)
1977—Saints, 42-24 (C)
1980—Bears, 22-3 (C)
1982—Saints, 10-0 (C)
1983—Saints, 34-31 (NO) OT
1984—Bears, 20-7 (C)
1987—Saints, 19-17 (C)
1990—*Bears, 16-6 (C)
1991—Bears, 20-17 (NO)
1992—Saints, 28-6 (NO)
1994—Bears, 17-7 (C)
1996—Saints, 27-24 (NO)
1997—Saints, 20-17 (C)
1999—Bears, 14-10 (C)
2000—Saints, 31-10 (C)
2002—Saints, 29-23 (C)
2003—Saints, 20-13 (NO)
2005—Bears, 20-17 (Baton Rouge)
2006—**Bears, 39-14 (C)
2007—Bears, 33-25 (C)
2008—Bears, 27-24 (C) OT
2011—Saints, 30-13 (NO)
2013—Saints, 26-18 (C)
2014—Saints, 31-15 (C)
2017—Saints, 20-12 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Bears 560, Saints 559)
(PS Pts.—Bears 55, Saints 20)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Championship
CHICAGO vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Bears lead series, 28-21-2
PS: Bears lead series, 5-3
1925—Bears, 19-7 (NY)
Giants, 9-0 (C)
1926—Bears, 7-0 (C)
1927—Giants, 13-7 (NY)
1928—Bears, 13-0 (C)
1929—Giants, 26-14 (C)
Giants, 34-0 (NY)
Giants, 14-9 (C)
1930—Giants, 12-0 (C)
Bears, 12-0 (NY)
1931—Bears, 6-0 (C)
Bears, 12-6 (NY)
Giants, 25-6 (C)
1932—Bears, 28-8 (NY)
Bears, 6-0 (C)
1933—Bears, 14-10 (C)
Giants, 3-0 (NY)
*Bears, 23-21 (C)
1934—Bears, 27-7 (C)
Bears, 10-9 (NY)
*Giants, 30-13 (NY)
1935—Bears, 20-3 (NY)
Giants, 3-0 (C)
1936—Bears, 25-7 (NY)
1937—Tie, 3-3 (NY)
1939—Giants, 16-13 (NY)
1940—Bears, 37-21 (NY)
1941—*Bears, 37-9 (C)
1942—Bears, 26-7 (NY)
1943—Bears, 56-7 (NY)
1946—Giants, 14-0 (NY)
*Bears, 24-14 (NY)
1948—Bears, 35-14 (C)
1949—Giants, 35-28 (NY)
1956—Tie, 17-17 (NY)
*Giants, 47-7 (NY)
1962—Giants, 26-24 (C)
1963—*Bears, 14-10 (C)
1965—Bears, 35-14 (NY)
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1967—Bears, 34-7 (C) 1970—Bears, 20-16 (C)
1969—Giants, 28-24 (NY) 1972—Bears, 21-12 (P)
1970—Bears, 24-16 (NY) 1975—Bears, 15-13 (C)
1974—Bears, 16-13 (C) 1979—*Eagles, 27-17 (P)
1977—Bears, 12-9 (NY) OT 1980—Eagles, 17-14 (P)
1985—**Bears, 21-0 (C) 1983—Bears, 7-6 (P)
1987—Bears, 34-19 (C) Bears, 17-14 (C)
1990—**Giants, 31-3 (NY) 1986—Bears, 13-10 (C) OT
1991—Bears, 20-17 (C) 1987—Bears, 35-3 (P)
1992—Giants, 27-14 (C) 1988—**Bears, 20-12 (C)
1993—Giants, 26-20 (C) 1989—Bears, 27-13 (C)
1995—Bears, 27-24 (NY) 1993—Bears, 17-6 (P)
2000—Giants, 14-7 (C) 1994—Eagles, 30-22 (P)
2004—Bears, 28-21 (NY) 1995—Bears, 20-14 (C)
2006—Bears, 38-20 (NY) 1999—Eagles, 20-16 (C)
2007—Giants, 21-16 (C) 2000—Eagles, 13-9 (P)
2010—Giants, 17-3 (NY) 2001—**Eagles, 33-19 (C)
2013—Bears, 27-21 (C) 2002—Eagles, 19-13 (C)
2016—Giants, 22-16 (NY) 2004—Eagles, 19-9 (C)
2018—Giants, 30-27 (NY) OT 2007—Bears, 19-16 (P)
(RS Pts.—Bears 896, Giants 722) 2008—Bears, 24-20 (C)
(PS Pts.—Giants 162, Bears 142) 2009—Eagles, 24-20 (C)
*NFL Championship 2010—Bears, 31-26 (C)
**NFC Divisional Playoff 2011—Bears, 30-24 (P)
CHICAGO vs. N.Y. JETS 2013—Eagles, 54-11 (P)
RS: Bears lead series, 9-3 2016—Eagles, 29-14 (C)
1974—Jets, 23-21 (C) 2017—Eagles, 31-3 (P)
1979—Bears, 23-13 (C) 2018—*Eagles, 16-15 (C)
1985—Bears, 19-6 (NY) (RS Pts.—Bears 873, Eagles 617)
1991—Bears, 19-13 (C) OT (PS Pts.—Eagles 88, Bears 71)
1994—Bears, 19-7 (NY) *NFC First-Round Playoff
1997—Jets, 23-15 (C) **NFC Divisional Playoff
2000—Jets, 17-10 (NY) CHICAGO vs. *PITTSBURGH
2002—Bears, 20-13 (C) RS: Bears lead series, 19-7-1
2006—Bears, 10-0 (NY) 1934—Bears, 28-0 (P)
2010—Bears, 38-34 (C) 1935—Bears, 23-7 (P)
2014—Bears, 27-19 (NY) 1936—Bears, 27-9 (P)
2018—Bears, 24-10 (C) Bears, 26-7 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bears 245, Jets 178) 1937—Bears, 7-0 (P)
CHICAGO vs. *OAKLAND 1939—Bears, 32-0 (P)
RS: Series tied, 7-7 1941—Bears, 34-7 (C)
1972—Raiders, 28-21 (O) 1945—Bears, 28-7 (C)
1976—Raiders, 28-27 (C) 1947—Bears, 49-7 (C)
1978—Raiders, 25-19 (C) OT 1949—Bears, 30-21 (C)
1981—Bears, 23-6 (O) 1958—Steelers, 24-10 (P)
1984—Bears, 17-6 (C) 1959—Bears, 27-21 (C)
1987—Bears, 6-3 (LA) 1963—Tie, 17-17 (P)
1990—Raiders, 24-10 (LA) 1967—Steelers, 41-13 (P)
1993—Raiders, 16-14 (C) 1969—Bears, 38-7 (C)
1996—Bears, 19-17 (C) 1971—Bears, 17-15 (C)
1999—Raiders, 24-17 (O) 1975—Steelers, 34-3 (P)
2003—Bears, 24-21 (C) 1980—Steelers, 38-3 (P)
2007—Bears, 17-6 (O) 1986—Bears, 13-10 (C) OT
2011—Raiders, 25-20 (O) 1989—Bears, 20-0 (P)
2015—Bears, 22-20 (C) 1992—Bears, 30-6 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bears 256, Raiders 249) 1995—Steelers, 37-34 (C) OT
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994 1998—Steelers, 17-12 (P)
CHICAGO vs. PHILADELPHIA 2005—Steelers, 21-9 (P)
RS: Bears lead series, 28-12-1 2009—Bears, 17-14 (C)
PS: Eagles lead series, 3-1 2013—Bears, 40-23 (P)
1933—Tie, 3-3 (P) 2017—Bears, 23-17 (C) OT
1935—Bears, 39-0 (P) (RS Pts.—Bears 610, Steelers 407)
1936—Bears, 17-0 (P) *Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940
Bears, 28-7 (P) CHICAGO vs. SAN FRANCISCO
1938—Bears, 28-6 (P) RS: Bears lead series, 32-31-1
1939—Bears, 27-14 (C) PS: 49ers lead series, 3-0
1941—Bears, 49-14 (P) 1950—Bears, 32-20 (SF)
1942—Bears, 45-14 (C) Bears, 17-0 (C)
1944—Bears, 28-7 (P) 1951—Bears, 13-7 (C)
1946—Bears, 21-14 (C) 1952—49ers, 40-16 (C)
1947—Bears, 40-7 (C) Bears, 20-17 (SF)
1948—Eagles, 12-7 (P) 1953—49ers, 35-28 (C)
1949—Bears, 38-21 (C) 49ers, 24-14 (SF)
1955—Bears, 17-10 (C) 1954—49ers, 31-24 (C)
1961—Eagles, 16-14 (P) Bears, 31-27 (SF)
1963—Bears, 16-7 (C) 1955—49ers, 20-19 (C)
1968—Bears, 29-16 (P) Bears, 34-23 (SF)
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1956—Bears, 31-7 (C)
Bears, 38-21 (SF)
1957—49ers, 21-17 (C)
49ers, 21-17 (SF)
1958—Bears, 28-6 (C)
Bears, 27-14 (SF)
1959—49ers, 20-17 (SF)
Bears, 14-3 (C)
1960—Bears, 27-10 (C)
49ers, 25-7 (SF)
1961—Bears, 31-0 (C)
49ers, 41-31 (SF)
1962—Bears, 30-14 (SF)
49ers, 34-27 (C)
1963—49ers, 20-14 (SF)
Bears, 27-7 (C)
1964—49ers, 31-21 (SF)
Bears, 23-21 (C)
1965—49ers, 52-24 (SF)
Bears, 61-20 (C)
1966—Tie, 30-30 (C)
49ers, 41-14 (SF)
1967—Bears, 28-14 (SF)
1968—Bears, 27-19 (C)
1969—49ers, 42-21 (SF)
1970—49ers, 37-16 (C)
1971—49ers, 13-0 (SF)
1972—49ers, 34-21 (C)
1974—49ers, 34-0 (C)
1975—49ers, 31-3 (SF)
1976—Bears, 19-12 (SF)
1978—Bears, 16-13 (SF)
1979—Bears, 28-27 (SF)
1981—49ers, 28-17 (SF)
1983—Bears, 13-3 (C)
1984—*49ers, 23-0 (SF)
1985—Bears, 26-10 (SF)
1987—49ers, 41-0 (SF)
1988—Bears, 10-9 (C)
*49ers, 28-3 (C)
1989—49ers, 26-0 (SF)
1991—49ers, 52-14 (SF)
1994—**49ers, 44-15 (SF)
2000—49ers, 17-0 (SF)
2001—Bears, 37-31 (C) OT
2003—49ers, 49-7 (SF)
2004—Bears, 23-13 (C)
2005—Bears, 17-9 (C)
2006—Bears, 41-10 (C)
2009—49ers, 10-6 (SF)
2012—49ers, 32-7 (SF)
2014—Bears, 28-20 (SF)
2015—49ers, 26-20 (C) OT
2016—Bears, 26-6 (C)
2017—49ers, 15-14 (C)
2018—Bears, 14-9 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 1,395, Bears 1,303)
(PS Pts.—49ers 95, Bears 18)
*NFC Championship
**NFC Divisional Playoff
CHICAGO vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 11-5
PS: Bears lead series, 2-0
1976—Bears, 34-7 (S)
1978—Seahawks, 31-29 (C)
1982—Seahawks, 20-14 (S)
1984—Seahawks, 38-9 (S)
1987—Seahawks, 34-21 (C)
1990—Bears, 17-0 (C)
1999—Seahawks, 14-13 (C)
2003—Seahawks, 24-17 (S)
2006—Bears, 37-6 (C)
*Bears, 27-24 (C) OT
2007—Seahawks, 30-23 (S)
2009—Bears, 25-19 (S)
2010—Seahawks, 23-20 (C)
*Bears, 35-24 (C)
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2011—Seahawks, 38-14 (C)
2012—Seahawks, 23-17 (C) OT
2015—Seahawks, 26-0 (S)
2018—Bears, 24-17 (C)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 350, Bears 314)
(PS Pts.—Bears 62, Seahawks 48)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
CHICAGO vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Bears lead series, 39-20
1977—Bears, 10-0 (TB)
1978—Buccaneers, 33-19 (TB)
Bears, 14-3 (C)
1979—Buccaneers, 17-13 (C)
Bears, 14-0 (TB)
1980—Bears, 23-0 (C)
Bears, 14-13 (TB)
1981—Bears, 28-17 (C)
Buccaneers, 20-10 (TB)
1982—Buccaneers, 26-23 (TB) OT
1983—Bears, 17-10 (C)
Bears, 27-0 (TB)
1984—Bears, 34-14 (C)
Bears, 44-9 (TB)
1985—Bears, 38-28 (C)
Bears, 27-19 (TB)
1986—Bears, 23-3 (TB)
Bears, 48-14 (C)
1987—Bears, 20-3 (C)
Bears, 27-26 (TB)
1988—Bears, 28-10 (C)
Bears, 27-15 (TB)
1989—Buccaneers, 42-35 (TB)
Buccaneers, 32-31 (C)
1990—Bears, 26-6 (TB)
Bears, 27-14 (C)
1991—Bears, 21-20 (TB)
Bears, 27-0 (C)
1992—Bears, 31-14 (C)
Buccaneers, 20-17 (TB)
1993—Bears, 47-17 (C)
Buccaneers, 13-10 (TB)
1994—Bears, 21-9 (C)
Bears, 20-6 (TB)
1995—Bears, 25-6 (TB)
Bears, 31-10 (C)
1996—Bears, 13-10 (C)
Buccaneers, 34-19 (TB)
1997—Bears, 13-7 (C)
Buccaneers, 31-15 (TB)
1998—Buccaneers, 27-15 (TB)
Buccaneers, 31-17 (C)
1999—Buccaneers, 6-3 (TB)
Buccaneers, 20-6 (C)
2000—Buccaneers, 41-0 (TB)
Bears, 13-10 (C)
2001—Bears, 27-24 (TB)
Bears, 27-3 (C)
2002—Buccaneers, 15-0 (C)
2004—Buccaneers, 19-7 (TB)
2005—Bears, 13-10 (TB)
2006—Bears, 34-31 (C) OT
2008—Buccaneers, 27-24 (C) OT
2011—Bears, 24-18 (London)
2014—Bears, 21-13 (C)
2015—Bears, 26-21 (TB)
2016—Buccaneers, 36-10 (TB)
2017—Buccaneers, 29-7 (TB)
2018—Bears, 48-10 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bears 1,279, Buccaneers 962)
CHICAGO vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Series tied, 6-6
1973—Bears, 35-14 (C)
1977—Oilers, 47-0 (H)
1980—Oilers, 10-6 (C)
1986—Bears, 20-7 (H)
1989—Oilers, 33-28 (C)
1992—Oilers, 24-7 (H)
1995—Bears, 35-32 (C)
1998—Bears, 23-20 (T)
2004—Bears, 19-17 (T) OT
2008—Titans, 21-14 (C)
2012—Bears, 51-20 (T)
2016—Titans, 27-21 (C)
(RS Pts.—Titans 272, Bears 259)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
CHICAGO vs. *WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 22-20-1
PS: Redskins lead series, 4-3
1932—Tie, 7-7 (B)
1933—Bears, 7-0 (C)
Redskins, 10-0 (B)
1934—Bears, 21-0 (B)
1935—Bears, 30-14 (B)
1936—Bears, 26-0 (B)
1937—**Redskins, 28-21 (C)
1938—Bears, 31-7 (C)
1940—Redskins, 7-3 (W)
**Bears, 73-0 (W)
1941—Bears, 35-21 (C)
1942—**Redskins, 14-6 (W)
1943—Redskins, 21-7 (W)
**Bears, 41-21 (C)
1945—Redskins, 28-21 (W)
1946—Bears, 24-20 (C)
1947—Bears, 56-20 (W)
1948—Bears, 48-13 (C)
1949—Bears, 31-21 (W)
1951—Bears, 27-0 (W)
1953—Bears, 27-24 (W)
1957—Redskins, 14-3 (C)
1964—Redskins, 27-20 (W)
1968—Redskins, 38-28 (C)
1971—Bears, 16-15 (C)
1974—Redskins, 42-0 (W)
1976—Bears, 33-7 (C)
1978—Bears, 14-10 (W)
1980—Bears, 35-21 (C)
1981—Redskins, 24-7 (C)
1984—***Bears, 23-19 (W)
1985—Bears, 45-10 (C)
1986—***Redskins, 27-13 (C)
1987—***Redskins, 21-17 (C)
1988—Bears, 34-14 (W)
1989—Redskins, 38-14 (W)
1990—Redskins, 10-9 (W)
1991—Redskins, 20-7 (C)
1996—Redskins, 10-3 (W)
1997—Redskins, 31-8 (C)
1999—Redskins, 48-22 (W)
2001—Bears, 20-15 (W)
2003—Bears, 27-24 (C)
2004—Redskins, 13-10 (C)
2005—Redskins, 9-7 (W)
2007—Redskins, 24-16 (W)
2010—Redskins, 17-14 (C)
2013—Redskins, 45-41 (W)
2015—Redskins, 24-21 (C)
2016—Redskins, 41-21 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bears 876, Redskins 804)
(PS Pts.—Bears 194, Redskins 130)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1937 and
known as Braves prior to 1933
**NFL Championship
***NFC Divisional Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. ARIZONA
RS: Bengals lead series, 6-5;
See Arizona vs. Cincinnati
CINCINNATI vs. ATLANTA
RS: Bengals lead series, 9-5;
See Atlanta vs. Cincinnati
CINCINNATI vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Series tied, 23-23;
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CINCINNATI vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 16-13
PS: Bengals lead series, 2-0;
See Buffalo vs. Cincinnati
CINCINNATI vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 3-2-1;
See Carolina vs. Cincinnati
CINCINNATI vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bengals lead series, 6-5;
See Chicago vs. Cincinnati
CINCINNATI vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Bengals lead series, 50-41
1970—Browns, 30-27 (Cle)
Bengals, 14-10 (Cin)
1971—Browns, 27-24 (Cin)
Browns, 31-27 (Cle)
1972—Browns, 27-6 (Cle)
Browns, 27-24 (Cin)
1973—Browns, 17-10 (Cle)
Bengals, 34-17 (Cin)
1974—Bengals, 33-7 (Cin)
Bengals, 34-24 (Cle)
1975—Bengals, 24-17 (Cin)
Browns, 35-23 (Cle)
1976—Bengals, 45-24 (Cle)
Bengals, 21-6 (Cin)
1977—Browns, 13-3 (Cin)
Bengals, 10-7 (Cle)
1978—Browns, 13-10 (Cle) OT
Bengals, 48-16 (Cin)
1979—Browns, 28-27 (Cle)
Bengals, 16-12 (Cin)
1980—Browns, 31-7 (Cle)
Browns, 27-24 (Cin)
1981—Browns, 20-17 (Cin)
Bengals, 41-21 (Cle)
1982—Bengals, 23-10 (Cin)
1983—Browns, 17-7 (Cle)
Bengals, 28-21 (Cin)
1984—Bengals, 12-9 (Cin)
Bengals, 20-17 (Cle) OT
1985—Bengals, 27-10 (Cin)
Browns, 24-6 (Cle)
1986—Bengals, 30-13 (Cle)
Browns, 34-3 (Cin)
1987—Browns, 34-0 (Cin)
Browns, 38-24 (Cle)
1988—Bengals, 24-17 (Cin)
Browns, 23-16 (Cle)
1989—Bengals, 21-14 (Cin)
Bengals, 21-0 (Cle)
1990—Bengals, 34-13 (Cle)
Bengals, 21-14 (Cin)
1991—Browns, 14-13 (Cle)
Bengals, 23-21 (Cin)
1992—Bengals, 30-10 (Cin)
Browns, 37-21 (Cle)
1993—Browns, 27-14 (Cle)
Browns, 28-17 (Cin)
1994—Browns, 28-20 (Cin)
Browns, 37-13 (Cle)
1995—Browns, 29-26 (Cin) OT
Browns, 26-10 (Cle)
1999—Bengals, 18-17 (Cle)
Bengals, 44-28 (Cin)
2000—Browns, 24-7 (Cin)
Bengals, 12-3 (Cle)
2001—Bengals, 24-14 (Cin)
Browns, 18-0 (Cle)
2002—Browns, 20-7 (Cle)
Browns, 27-20 (Cin)
2003—Bengals, 21-14 (Cle)
Browns, 22-14 (Cin)
2004—Browns, 34-17 (Cle)
Bengals, 58-48 (Cin)
2005—Bengals, 27-13 (Cle)
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2006—Bengals, 34-17 (Cin)
Bengals, 30-0 (Cle)
2007—Browns, 51-45 (Cle)
Bengals, 19-14 (Cin)
2008—Browns, 20-12 (Cin)
Bengals, 14-0 (Cle)
2009—Bengals, 23-20 (Cle) OT
Bengals, 16-7 (Cin)
2010—Browns, 23-20 (Cle)
Bengals, 19-17 (Cin)
2011—Bengals, 27-17 (Cle)
Bengals, 23-20 (Cin)
2012—Bengals, 34-27 (Cin)
Browns, 34-24 (Cle)
2013—Browns, 17-6 (Cle)
Bengals, 41-20 (Cin)
2014—Browns, 24-3 (Cin)
Bengals, 30-0 (Cle)
2015—Bengals, 31-10 (Cin)
Bengals, 37-3 (Cle)
2016—Bengals, 31-17 (Cin)
Bengals, 23-10 (Cle)
2017—Bengals, 31-7 (Cle)
Bengals, 30-16 (Cin)
2018—Browns, 35-20 (Cin)
Browns, 26-18 (Cle)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 1,986, Browns 1,806)
CINCINNATI vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 8-4
1973—Cowboys, 38-10 (D)
1979—Cowboys, 38-13 (D)
1985—Bengals, 50-24 (C)
1988—Bengals, 38-24 (D)
1991—Cowboys, 35-23 (D)
1994—Cowboys, 23-20 (C)
1997—Bengals, 31-24 (C)
2000—Cowboys, 23-6 (D)
2004—Bengals, 26-3 (C)
2008—Cowboys, 31-22 (D)
2012—Cowboys, 20-19 (C)
2016—Cowboys, 28-14 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 311, Bengals 272)
CINCINNATI vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 22-10
1968—Bengals, 24-10 (C)
Broncos, 10-7 (D)
1969—Broncos, 30-23 (C)
Broncos, 27-16 (D)
1971—Bengals, 24-10 (D)
1972—Bengals, 21-10 (C)
1973—Broncos, 28-10 (D)
1975—Bengals, 17-16 (D)
1976—Bengals, 17-7 (C)
1977—Broncos, 24-13 (C)
1979—Broncos, 10-0 (D)
1981—Bengals, 38-21 (C)
1983—Broncos, 24-17 (D)
1984—Broncos, 20-17 (D)
1986—Broncos, 34-28 (D)
1991—Broncos, 45-14 (D)
1994—Broncos, 15-13 (D)
1996—Broncos, 14-10 (C)
1997—Broncos, 38-20 (D)
1998—Broncos, 33-26 (C)
2000—Bengals, 31-21 (C)
2003—Broncos, 30-10 (C)
2004—Bengals, 23-10 (C)
2006—Broncos, 24-23 (D)
2009—Broncos, 12-7 (C)
2011—Broncos, 24-22 (D)
2012—Broncos, 31-23 (C)
2014—Bengals, 37-28 (C)
2015—Broncos, 20-17 (D) OT
2016—Broncos, 29-17 (C)
2017—Bengals, 20-17 (D)
2018—Broncos, 24-10 (C)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 696, Bengals 595)
CINCINNATI vs. DETROIT
RS: Bengals lead series, 9-3
1970—Lions, 38-3 (D)
1974—Lions, 23-19 (C)
1983—Bengals, 17-9 (C)
1986—Bengals, 24-17 (D)
1989—Bengals, 42-7 (C)
1992—Lions, 19-13 (C)
1998—Bengals, 34-28 (D) OT
2001—Bengals, 31-27 (D)
2005—Bengals, 41-17 (D)
2009—Bengals, 23-13 (C)
2013—Bengals, 27-24 (D)
2017—Bengals, 26-17 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 300, Lions 239)
CINCINNATI vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Bengals lead series, 7-6
1971—Packers, 20-17 (GB)
1976—Bengals, 28-7 (C)
1977—Bengals, 17-7 (Mil)
1980—Packers, 14-9 (GB)
1983—Bengals, 34-14 (C)
1986—Bengals, 34-28 (Mil)
1992—Packers, 24-23 (GB)
1995—Packers, 24-10 (GB)
1998—Packers, 13-6 (C)
2005—Bengals, 21-14 (C)
2009—Bengals, 31-24 (GB)
2013—Bengals, 34-30 (C)
2017—Packers, 27-24 (GB) OT
(RS Pts.—Bengals 288, Packers 246)
CINCINNATI vs. HOUSTON
RS: Texans lead series, 6-4
PS: Texans lead series, 2-0
2002—Bengals, 38-3 (H)
2003—Bengals, 34-27 (C)
2005—Bengals, 16-10 (C)
2008—Texans, 35-6 (H)
2009—Texans, 28-17 (C)
2011—Texans, 20-19 (C)
*Texans, 31-10 (H)
2012—*Texans, 19-13 (H)
2014—Bengals, 22-13 (H)
2015—Texans, 10-6 (C)
2016—Texans, 12-10 (H)
2017—Texans, 13-9 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 177, Texans 171)
(PS Pts.—Texans 50, Bengals 23)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. *INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 17-12
PS: Colts lead series, 2-0
1970—**Colts, 17-0 (B)
1972—Colts, 20-19 (C)
1974—Bengals, 24-14 (B)
1976—Colts, 28-27 (B)
1979—Colts, 38-28 (B)
1980—Bengals, 34-33 (C)
1981—Bengals, 41-19 (B)
1982—Bengals, 20-17 (B)
1983—Colts, 34-31 (C)
1987—Bengals, 23-21 (I)
1989—Colts, 23-12 (C)
1990—Colts, 34-20 (C)
1992—Colts, 21-17 (C)
1993—Colts, 9-6 (C)
1994—Colts, 17-13 (C)
1995—Bengals, 24-21 (I) OT
1996—Bengals, 31-24 (C)
1997—Bengals, 28-13 (I)
1998—Colts, 39-26 (I)
1999—Colts, 31-10 (I)
2002—Colts, 28-21 (I)
2005—Colts, 45-37 (C)
2006—Colts, 34-16 (I)
2008—Colts, 35-3 (I)
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2010—Colts, 23-17 (I)
2011—Bengals, 27-17 (C)
2013—Bengals, 42-28 (C)
2014—Colts, 27-0 (I)
***Colts, 26-10 (I)
2017—Bengals, 24-23 (C)
2018—Bengals, 34-23 (I)
(RS Pts.—Colts 739, Bengals 655)
(PS Pts.—Colts 43, Bengals 10)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC First-Round Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Jaguars lead series, 12-9
1995—Bengals, 24-17 (C)
Bengals, 17-13 (J)
1996—Bengals, 28-21 (C)
Jaguars, 30-27 (J)
1997—Jaguars, 21-13 (J)
Bengals, 31-26 (C)
1998—Jaguars, 24-11 (J)
Jaguars, 34-17 (C)
1999—Jaguars, 41-10 (C)
Jaguars, 24-7 (J)
2000—Jaguars, 13-0 (J)
Bengals, 17-14 (C)
2001—Jaguars, 30-13 (J)
Jaguars, 14-10 (C)
2002—Jaguars, 29-15 (C)
2005—Jaguars, 23-20 (J)
2008—Bengals, 21-19 (C)
2011—Bengals, 30-20 (J)
2012—Bengals, 27-10 (J)
2014—Bengals, 33-23 (C)
2017—Jaguars, 23-7 (J)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 469, Bengals 378)
CINCINNATI vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Bengals lead series, 15-14
1968—Chiefs, 13-3 (KC)
Chiefs, 16-9 (C)
1969—Bengals, 24-19 (C)
Chiefs, 42-22 (KC)
1970—Chiefs, 27-19 (C)
1972—Bengals, 23-16 (KC)
1973—Bengals, 14-6 (C)
1974—Bengals, 33-6 (C)
1976—Bengals, 27-24 (KC)
1977—Bengals, 27-7 (KC)
1978—Chiefs, 24-23 (C)
1979—Chiefs, 10-7 (C)
1980—Bengals, 20-6 (KC)
1983—Chiefs, 20-15 (KC)
1984—Chiefs, 27-22 (C)
1986—Chiefs, 24-14 (KC)
1987—Bengals, 30-27 (C) OT
1988—Chiefs, 31-28 (KC)
1989—Bengals, 21-17 (KC)
1993—Chiefs, 17-15 (KC)
2003—Bengals, 24-19 (C)
2005—Chiefs, 37-3 (KC)
2006—Bengals, 23-10 (KC)
2007—Chiefs, 27-20 (KC)
2008—Bengals, 16-6 (C)
2009—Bengals, 17-10 (C)
2012—Bengals, 28-6 (KC)
2015—Bengals, 36-21 (C)
2018—Chiefs, 45-10 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 573, Chiefs 560)
CINCINNATI vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 20-14
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1968—Chargers, 29-13 (SD)
Chargers, 31-10 (C)
1969—Bengals, 34-20 (C)
Chargers, 21-14 (SD)
1970—Bengals, 17-14 (SD)
1971—Bengals, 31-0 (C)
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1973—Bengals, 20-13 (SD)
1974—Chargers, 20-17 (C)
1975—Bengals, 47-17 (C)
1977—Chargers, 24-3 (SD)
1978—Chargers, 22-13 (SD)
1979—Chargers, 26-24 (C)
1980—Chargers, 31-14 (C)
1981—Bengals, 40-17 (SD)
**Bengals, 27-7 (C)
1982—Chargers, 50-34 (SD)
1985—Chargers, 44-41 (C)
1987—Chargers, 10-9 (C)
1988—Bengals, 27-10 (C)
1990—Bengals, 21-16 (SD)
1992—Chargers, 27-10 (SD)
1994—Chargers, 27-10 (SD)
1996—Chargers, 27-14 (SD)
1997—Bengals, 38-31 (C)
1999—Chargers, 34-7 (C)
2001—Chargers, 28-14 (SD)
2002—Chargers, 34-6 (C)
2003—Bengals, 34-27 (SD)
2006—Chargers, 49-41 (C)
2009—Chargers, 27-24 (SD)
2010—Bengals, 34-20 (C)
2012—Bengals, 20-13 (SD)
2013—Bengals, 17-10 (SD)
***Chargers, 27-10 (C)
2015—Bengals, 24-19 (C)
2018—Chargers, 26-21 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 814, Bengals 743)
(PS Pts.—Bengals 37, Chargers 34)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
**AFC Championship
***AFC First-Round Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Bengals lead series, 8-5
1972—Rams, 15-12 (LA)
1976—Bengals, 20-12 (C)
1978—Bengals, 20-19 (LA)
1981—Bengals, 24-10 (C)
1984—Rams, 24-14 (C)
1990—Bengals, 34-31 (LA) OT
1993—Bengals, 15-3 (C)
1996—Rams, 26-16 (StL)
1999—Rams, 38-10 (C)
2003—Rams, 27-10 (StL)
2007—Bengals, 19-10 (C)
2011—Bengals, 20-13 (StL)
2015—Bengals, 31-7 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 245, Rams 235)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
CINCINNATI vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 15-7
PS: Dolphins lead series, 1-0
1968—Dolphins, 24-22 (C)
Bengals, 38-21 (M)
1969—Bengals, 27-21 (C)
1971—Dolphins, 23-13 (C)
1973—*Dolphins, 34-16 (M)
1974—Dolphins, 24-3 (M)
1977—Bengals, 23-17 (C)
1978—Dolphins, 21-0 (M)
1980—Dolphins, 17-16 (M)
1983—Dolphins, 38-14 (M)
1987—Dolphins, 20-14 (C)
1989—Dolphins, 20-13 (C)
1991—Dolphins, 37-13 (M)
1994—Dolphins, 23-7 (C)
1995—Dolphins, 26-23 (C)
2000—Dolphins, 31-16 (C)
2004—Bengals, 16-13 (C)
2007—Bengals, 38-25 (M)
2010—Dolphins, 22-14 (C)
2012—Dolphins, 17-13 (C)
2013—Dolphins, 22-20 (M) OT
2016—Bengals, 22-7 (C)
2018—Bengals, 27-17 (C)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 486, Bengals 392)
(PS Pts.—Dolphins 34, Bengals 16)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 7-6
1973—Bengals, 27-0 (C)
1977—Vikings, 42-10 (M)
1980—Bengals, 14-0 (C)
1983—Vikings, 20-14 (M)
1986—Bengals, 24-20 (C)
1989—Vikings, 29-21 (M)
1992—Vikings, 42-7 (C)
1995—Bengals, 27-24 (C)
1998—Vikings, 24-3 (M)
2005—Bengals, 37-8 (C)
2009—Vikings, 30-10 (M)
2013—Bengals, 42-14 (C)
2017—Vikings, 34-7 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 287, Bengals 243)
CINCINNATI vs. *NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 16-9
1968—Patriots, 33-14 (B)
1969—Patriots, 25-14 (C)
1970—Bengals, 45-7 (C)
1972—Bengals, 31-7 (NE)
1975—Bengals, 27-10 (C)
1978—Patriots, 10-3 (C)
1979—Patriots, 20-14 (C)
1984—Patriots, 20-14 (NE)
1985—Patriots, 34-23 (NE)
1986—Bengals, 31-7 (NE)
1988—Patriots, 27-21 (NE)
1990—Bengals, 41-7 (C)
1991—Bengals, 29-7 (C)
1992—Bengals, 20-10 (C)
1993—Patriots, 7-2 (NE)
1994—Patriots, 31-28 (C)
2000—Patriots, 16-13 (NE)
2001—Bengals, 23-17 (C)
2004—Patriots, 35-28 (NE)
2006—Patriots, 38-13 (C)
2007—Patriots, 34-13 (C)
2010—Patriots, 38-24 (NE)
2013—Bengals, 13-6 (C)
2014—Patriots, 43-17 (NE)
2016—Patriots, 35-17 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 524, Bengals 518)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
CINCINNATI vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Series tied, 7-7
1970—Bengals, 26-6 (C)
1975—Bengals, 21-0 (NO)
1978—Saints, 20-18 (C)
1981—Saints, 17-7 (NO)
1984—Bengals, 24-21 (NO)
1987—Saints, 41-24 (C)
1990—Saints, 21-7 (C)
1993—Saints, 20-13 (NO)
1996—Bengals, 30-15 (C)
2002—Bengals, 20-13 (C)
2006—Bengals, 31-16 (NO)
2010—Saints, 34-30 (C)
2014—Bengals, 27-10 (NO)
2018—Saints, 51-14 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 292, Saints 285)
CINCINNATI vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Bengals lead series, 6-4
1972—Bengals, 13-10 (C)
1977—Bengals, 30-13 (C)
1985—Bengals, 35-30 (C)
1991—Bengals, 27-24 (C)
1994—Giants, 27-20 (NY)
1997—Giants, 29-27 (NY)
2004—Bengals, 23-22 (C)
2008—Giants, 26-23 (NY) OT
2012—Bengals, 31-13 (C)
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2016—Giants, 21-20 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 249, Giants 215)
CINCINNATI vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Jets lead series, 15-9
PS: Jets lead series, 2-0
1968—Jets, 27-14 (NY)
1969—Jets, 21-7 (C)
Jets, 40-7 (NY)
1971—Jets, 35-21 (NY)
1973—Bengals, 20-14 (C)
1976—Bengals, 42-3 (NY)
1981—Bengals, 31-30 (NY)
1982—*Jets, 44-17 (C)
1984—Jets, 43-23 (NY)
1985—Jets, 29-20 (C)
1986—Bengals, 52-21 (C)
1987—Jets, 27-20 (NY)
1988—Bengals, 36-19 (C)
1990—Bengals, 25-20 (C)
1992—Jets, 17-14 (NY)
1993—Jets, 17-12 (NY)
1997—Jets, 31-14 (C)
2001—Jets, 15-14 (NY)
2004—Jets, 31-24 (NY)
2007—Bengals, 38-31 (C)
2008—Jets, 26-14 (NY)
2009—Jets, 37-0 (NY)
*Jets, 24-14 (C)
2010—Jets, 26-10 (NY)
2013—Bengals, 49-9 (C)
2016—Bengals, 23-22 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Jets 591, Bengals 530)
(PS Pts.—Jets 68, Bengals 31)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 18-11
PS: Raiders lead series, 2-0
1968—Raiders, 31-10 (O)
Raiders, 34-0 (C)
1969—Bengals, 31-17 (C)
Raiders, 37-17 (O)
1970—Bengals, 31-21 (C)
1971—Raiders, 31-27 (O)
1972—Raiders, 20-14 (C)
1974—Raiders, 30-27 (O)
1975—Bengals, 14-10 (C)
**Raiders, 31-28 (O)
1976—Raiders, 35-20 (O)
1978—Raiders, 34-21 (C)
1980—Raiders, 28-17 (O)
1982—Bengals, 31-17 (C)
1983—Raiders, 20-10 (C)
1985—Raiders, 13-6 (LA)
1988—Bengals, 45-21 (LA)
1989—Raiders, 28-7 (LA)
1990—Raiders, 24-7 (LA)
**Raiders, 20-10 (LA)
1991—Raiders, 38-14 (C)
1992—Bengals, 24-21 (C) OT
1993—Bengals, 16-10 (C)
1995—Raiders, 20-17 (C)
1998—Raiders, 27-10 (O)
2003—Raiders, 23-20 (O)
2006—Bengals, 27-10 (C)
2009—Raiders, 20-17 (O)
2012—Bengals, 34-10 (C)
2015—Bengals, 33-13 (O)
2018—Bengals, 30-16 (C)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 659, Bengals 577)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 51, Bengals 38)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**AFC Divisional Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Bengals lead series, 9-3-1
1971—Bengals, 37-14 (C)
1975—Bengals, 31-0 (P)
1979—Bengals, 37-13 (C)
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1982—Bengals, 18-14 (P)
1988—Bengals, 28-24 (P)
1991—Eagles, 17-10 (P)
1994—Bengals, 33-30 (C)
1997—Eagles, 44-42 (P)
2000—Eagles, 16-7 (P)
2004—Bengals, 38-10 (P)
2008—Tie, 13-13 (C) OT
2012—Bengals, 34-13 (P)
2016—Bengals, 32-14 (C)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 360, Eagles 222)
CINCINNATI vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 62-35
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-0
1970—Steelers, 21-10 (P)
Bengals, 34-7 (C)
1971—Steelers, 21-10 (P)
Steelers, 21-13 (C)
1972—Bengals, 15-10 (C)
Steelers, 40-17 (P)
1973—Bengals, 19-7 (C)
Steelers, 20-13 (P)
1974—Bengals, 17-10 (C)
Steelers, 27-3 (P)
1975—Steelers, 30-24 (C)
Steelers, 35-14 (P)
1976—Steelers, 23-6 (P)
Steelers, 7-3 (C)
1977—Steelers, 20-14 (P)
Bengals, 17-10 (C)
1978—Steelers, 28-3 (C)
Steelers, 7-6 (P)
1979—Bengals, 34-10 (C)
Steelers, 37-17 (P)
1980—Bengals, 30-28 (C)
Bengals, 17-16 (P)
1981—Bengals, 34-7 (C)
Bengals, 17-10 (P)
1982—Steelers, 26-20 (P) OT
1983—Steelers, 24-14 (C)
Bengals, 23-10 (P)
1984—Steelers, 38-17 (P)
Bengals, 22-20 (C)
1985—Bengals, 37-24 (P)
Bengals, 26-21 (C)
1986—Bengals, 24-22 (C)
Steelers, 30-9 (P)
1987—Steelers, 23-20 (P)
Steelers, 30-16 (C)
1988—Bengals, 17-12 (P)
Bengals, 42-7 (C)
1989—Bengals, 41-10 (C)
Bengals, 26-16 (P)
1990—Bengals, 27-3 (C)
Bengals, 16-12 (P)
1991—Steelers, 33-27 (C) OT
Steelers, 17-10 (P)
1992—Steelers, 20-0 (P)
Steelers, 21-9 (C)
1993—Steelers, 34-7 (P)
Steelers, 24-16 (C)
1994—Steelers, 14-10 (P)
Steelers, 38-15 (C)
1995—Bengals, 27-9 (P)
Steelers, 49-31 (C)
1996—Steelers, 20-10 (P)
Bengals, 34-24 (C)
1997—Steelers, 26-10 (C)
Steelers, 20-3 (P)
1998—Bengals, 25-20 (C)
Bengals, 25-24 (P)
1999—Steelers, 17-3 (C)
Bengals, 27-20 (P)
2000—Steelers, 15-0 (P)
Steelers, 48-28 (C)
2001—Steelers, 16-7 (P)
Bengals, 26-23 (C) OT
2002—Steelers, 34-7 (C)
Steelers, 29-21 (P)
2003—Steelers, 17-10 (C)
Bengals, 24-20 (P)
2004—Steelers, 28-17 (P)
Steelers, 19-14 (C)
2005—Steelers, 27-13 (C)
Bengals, 38-31 (P)
*Steelers, 31-17 (C)
2006—Bengals, 28-20 (P)
Steelers, 23-17 (C) OT
2007—Steelers, 24-13 (C)
Steelers, 24-10 (P)
2008—Steelers, 38-10 (C)
Steelers, 27-10 (P)
2009—Bengals, 23-20 (C)
Bengals, 18-12 (P)
2010—Steelers, 27-21 (C)
Steelers, 23-7 (P)
2011—Steelers, 24-17 (C)
Steelers, 35-7 (P)
2012—Steelers, 24-17 (C)
Bengals, 13-10 (P)
2013—Bengals, 20-10 (C)
Steelers, 30-20 (P)
2014—Steelers, 42-21 (C)
Steelers, 27-17 (P)
2015—Bengals, 16-10 (P)
Steelers, 33-20 (C)
*Steelers, 18-16 (C)
2016—Steelers, 24-16 (P)
Steelers, 24-20 (C)
2017—Steelers, 29-14 (P)
Steelers, 23-20 (C)
2018—Steelers, 28-21 (C)
Steelers, 16-13 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 2,144, Bengals 1,707)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 49, Bengals 33)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 9-4
PS: 49ers lead series, 2-0
1974—Bengals, 21-3 (SF)
1978—49ers, 28-12 (SF)
1981—49ers, 21-3 (C)
*49ers, 26-21 (Detroit)
1984—49ers, 23-17 (SF)
1987—49ers, 27-26 (C)
1988—**49ers, 20-16 (South Florida)
1990—49ers, 20-17 (C) OT
1993—49ers, 21-8 (SF)
1996—49ers, 28-21 (SF)
1999—Bengals, 44-30 (C)
2003—Bengals, 41-38 (C)
2007—49ers, 20-13 (SF)
2011—49ers, 13-8 (C)
2015—Bengals, 24-14 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 286, Bengals 255)
(PS Pts.—49ers 46, Bengals 37)
*Super Bowl XVI
**Super Bowl XXIII
CINCINNATI vs. SEATTLE
RS: Bengals lead series, 10-9
PS: Bengals lead series, 1-0
1977—Bengals, 42-20 (C)
1981—Bengals, 27-21 (C)
1982—Bengals, 24-10 (C)
1984—Seahawks, 26-6 (C)
1985—Seahawks, 28-24 (C)
1986—Bengals, 34-7 (C)
1987—Bengals, 17-10 (S)
1988—*Bengals, 21-13 (C)
1989—Seahawks, 24-17 (C)
1990—Seahawks, 31-16 (S)
1991—Seahawks, 13-7 (C)
1992—Bengals, 21-3 (S)
1993—Seahawks, 19-10 (C)
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1994—Bengals, 20-17 (S) OT
1995—Seahawks, 24-21 (S)
1999—Seahawks, 37-20 (S)
2003—Bengals, 27-24 (C)
2007—Seahawks, 24-21 (S)
2011—Bengals, 34-12 (S)
2015—Bengals, 27-24 (C) OT
(RS Pts.—Bengals 415, Seahawks 374)
(PS Pts.—Bengals 21, Seahawks 13)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Buccaneers lead series, 7-5
1976—Bengals, 21-0 (C)
1980—Buccaneers, 17-12 (C)
1983—Bengals, 23-17 (TB)
1989—Bengals, 56-23 (C)
1995—Buccaneers, 19-16 (TB)
1998—Buccaneers, 35-0 (C)
2001—Buccaneers, 16-13 (C) OT
2002—Buccaneers, 35-7 (C)
2006—Buccaneers, 14-13 (TB)
2010—Buccaneers, 24-21 (C)
2014—Bengals, 14-13 (TB)
2018—Bengals, 37-34 (C)
(RS Pts.— Buccaneers 247, Bengals 233)
CINCINNATI vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 40-33-1
PS: Bengals lead series, 1-0
1968—Oilers, 27-17 (C)
1969—Tie, 31-31 (H)
1970—Oilers, 20-13 (C)
Bengals, 30-20 (H)
1971—Oilers, 10-6 (H)
Bengals, 28-13 (C)
1972—Bengals, 30-7 (C)
Bengals, 61-17 (H)
1973—Bengals, 24-10 (C)
Bengals, 27-24 (H)
1974—Oilers, 34-21 (C)
Oilers, 20-3 (H)
1975—Bengals, 21-19 (H)
Bengals, 23-19 (C)
1976—Bengals, 27-7 (H)
Bengals, 31-27 (C)
1977—Bengals, 13-10 (C) OT
Oilers, 21-16 (H)
1978—Bengals, 28-13 (C)
Oilers, 17-10 (H)
1979—Oilers, 30-27 (C) OT
Oilers, 42-21 (H)
1980—Oilers, 13-10 (C)
Oilers, 23-3 (H)
1981—Oilers, 17-10 (H)
Bengals, 34-21 (C)
1982—Bengals, 27-6 (C)
Bengals, 35-27 (H)
1983—Bengals, 55-14 (H)
Bengals, 38-10 (C)
1984—Bengals, 13-3 (C)
Bengals, 31-13 (H)
1985—Oilers, 44-27 (H)
Bengals, 45-27 (C)
1986—Bengals, 31-28 (C)
Oilers, 32-28 (H)
1987—Oilers, 31-29 (C)
Oilers, 21-17 (H)
1988—Bengals, 44-21 (C)
Oilers, 41-6 (H)
1989—Oilers, 26-24 (H)
Bengals, 61-7 (C)
1990—Oilers, 48-17 (H)
Bengals, 40-20 (C)
**Bengals, 41-14 (C)
1991—Oilers, 30-7 (C)
Oilers, 35-3 (H)
1992—Oilers, 38-24 (C)
Oilers, 26-10 (H)
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1993—Oilers, 28-12 (H)
Oilers, 38-3 (C)
1994—Oilers, 20-13 (H)
Bengals, 34-31 (C)
1995—Oilers, 38-28 (C)
Bengals, 32-25 (H)
1996—Oilers, 30-27 (C) OT
Bengals, 21-13 (H)
1997—Oilers, 30-7 (T)
Bengals, 41-14 (C)
1998—Oilers, 23-14 (C)
Oilers, 44-14 (T)
1999—Titans, 36-35 (T)
Titans, 24-14 (C)
2000—Titans, 23-14 (C)
Titans, 35-3 (T)
2001—Titans, 20-7 (C)
Bengals, 23-21 (T)
2002—Titans, 30-24 (C)
2004—Titans, 27-20 (T)
2005—Bengals, 31-23 (T)
2007—Bengals, 35-6 (C)
2008—Titans, 24-7 (C)
2011—Bengals, 24-17 (T)
2014—Bengals, 33-7 (C)
2017—Titans, 24-20 (T)
(RS Pts.—Bengals 1,713, Titans 1,711)
(PS Pts.—Bengals 41, Titans 14)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC First-Round Playoff
CINCINNATI vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Bengals lead series, 5-4-1
1970—Redskins, 20-0 (W)
1974—Bengals, 28-17 (C)
1979—Redskins, 28-14 (W)
1985—Redskins, 27-24 (W)
1988—Bengals, 20-17 (C) OT
1991—Redskins, 34-27 (C)
2004—Bengals, 17-10 (W)
2008—Bengals, 20-13 (C)
2012—Bengals, 38-31 (W)
2016—Tie, 27-27 (London)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 224, Bengals 215)
CLEVELAND vs. ARIZONA
RS: Browns lead series, 33-14-3;
See Arizona vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND vs. ATLANTA
RS: Browns lead series, 12-3;
See Atlanta vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 30-10;
See Baltimore vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND vs. BUFFALO
RS: Browns lead series, 11-9
PS: Browns lead series, 1-0;
See Buffalo vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-2;
See Carolina vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND vs. CHICAGO
RS: Browns lead series, 9-7;
See Chicago vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 50-41;
See Cincinnati vs. Cleveland
CLEVELAND vs. DALLAS
RS: Browns lead series, 15-13
PS: Browns lead series, 2-1
1960—Browns, 48-7 (D)
1961—Browns, 25-7 (C)
Browns, 38-17 (D)
1962—Browns, 19-10 (C)
Cowboys, 45-21 (D)
1963—Browns, 41-24 (D)
Browns, 27-17 (C)
1964—Browns, 27-6 (C)
Browns, 20-16 (D)
1965—Browns, 23-17 (C)
Browns, 24-17 (D)
1966—Browns, 30-21 (C)
Cowboys, 26-14 (D)
1967—Cowboys, 21-14 (C)
*Cowboys, 52-14 (D)
1968—Cowboys, 28-7 (D)
*Browns, 31-20 (C)
1969—Browns, 42-10 (C)
*Browns, 38-14 (D)
1970—Cowboys, 6-2 (C)
1974—Cowboys, 41-17 (D)
1979—Browns, 26-7 (C)
1982—Cowboys, 31-14 (D)
1985—Cowboys, 20-7 (D)
1988—Browns, 24-21 (C)
1991—Cowboys, 26-14 (C)
1994—Browns, 19-14 (D)
2004—Cowboys, 19-12 (D)
2008—Cowboys, 28-10 (C)
2012—Cowboys, 23-20 (D) OT
2016—Cowboys, 35-10 (C)
(RS Pts.—Browns 595, Cowboys 560)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 86, Browns 83)
*Conference Championship
CLEVELAND vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 20-6
PS: Broncos lead series, 3-0
1970—Browns, 27-13 (D)
1971—Broncos, 27-0 (C)
1972—Browns, 27-20 (D)
1974—Browns, 23-21 (C)
1975—Broncos, 16-15 (D)
1976—Broncos, 44-13 (D)
1978—Broncos, 19-7 (C)
1980—Broncos, 19-16 (C)
1981—Broncos, 23-20 (D) OT
1983—Broncos, 27-6 (D)
1984—Broncos, 24-14 (C)
1986—*Broncos, 23-20 (C) OT
1987—*Broncos, 38-33 (D)
1988—Broncos, 30-7 (D)
1989—Browns, 16-13 (C)
*Broncos, 37-21 (D)
1990—Browns, 30-29 (D)
1991—Broncos, 17-7 (C)
1992—Broncos, 12-0 (C)
1993—Broncos, 29-14 (C)
1994—Broncos, 26-14 (D)
2000—Broncos, 44-10 (D)
2003—Broncos, 23-20 (D) OT
2006—Broncos, 17-7 (C)
2008—Broncos, 34-30 (C)
2009—Broncos, 27-6 (D)
2012—Broncos, 34-12 (D)
2015—Broncos, 26-23 (C) OT
2018—Browns, 17-16 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 630, Browns 381)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 98, Browns 74)
*AFC Championship
CLEVELAND vs. DETROIT
RS: Lions lead series, 16-4
PS: Lions lead series, 3-1
1952—Lions, 17-6 (D)
*Lions, 17-7 (C)
1953—*Lions, 17-16 (D)
1954—Lions, 14-10 (C)
*Browns, 56-10 (C)
1957—Lions, 20-7 (D)
*Lions, 59-14 (D)
1958—Lions, 30-10 (C)
1963—Lions, 38-10 (D)
1964—Browns, 37-21 (C)
1967—Lions, 31-14 (D)
1969—Lions, 28-21 (C)
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1970—Lions, 41-24 (C)
1975—Lions, 21-10 (D)
1983—Browns, 31-26 (D)
1986—Browns, 24-21 (C)
1989—Lions, 13-10 (D)
1992—Lions, 24-14 (D)
1995—Lions, 38-20 (D)
2001—Browns, 24-14 (C)
2005—Lions, 13-10 (C)
2009—Lions, 38-37 (D)
2013—Lions, 31-17 (C)
2017—Lions, 38-24 (D)
(RS Pts.—Lions 517, Browns 360)
(PS Pts.—Lions 103, Browns 93)
*NFL Championship
CLEVELAND vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 12-7
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1953—Browns, 27-0 (Mil)
1955—Browns, 41-10 (C)
1956—Browns, 24-7 (Mil)
1961—Packers, 49-17 (C)
1964—Packers, 28-21 (Mil)
1965—*Packers, 23-12 (GB)
1966—Packers, 21-20 (C)
1967—Packers, 55-7 (Mil)
1969—Browns, 20-7 (C)
1972—Packers, 26-10 (C)
1980—Browns, 26-21 (C)
1983—Packers, 35-21 (Mil)
1986—Packers, 17-14 (C)
1992—Browns, 17-6 (C)
1995—Packers, 31-20 (C)
2001—Packers, 30-7 (GB)
2005—Browns, 26-24 (GB)
2009—Packers, 31-3 (C)
2013—Packers, 31-13 (GB)
2017—Packers, 27-21 (C) OT
(RS Pts.—Packers 456, Browns 355)
(PS Pts.—Packers 23, Browns 12)
*NFL Championship
CLEVELAND vs. HOUSTON
RS: Texans lead series, 7-3
2002—Browns, 34-17 (C)
2004—Browns, 22-14 (H)
2005—Texans, 19-16 (H)
2006—Texans, 14-6 (H)
2007—Browns, 27-17 (C)
2008—Texans, 16-6 (C)
2011—Texans, 30-12 (H)
2014—Texans, 23-7 (C)
2017—Texans, 33-17 (H)
2018—Texans, 29-13 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 212, Browns 160)
CLEVELAND vs. *INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 15-14
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1956—Colts, 21-7 (C)
1959—Browns, 38-31 (B)
1962—Colts, 36-14 (C)
1964—**Browns, 27-0 (C)
1968—Browns, 30-20 (B)
**Colts, 34-0 (C)
1971—Browns, 14-13 (B)
***Colts, 20-3 (C)
1973—Browns, 24-14 (C)
1975—Colts, 21-7 (B)
1978—Browns, 45-24 (B)
1979—Browns, 13-10 (C)
1980—Browns, 28-27 (B)
1981—Browns, 42-28 (C)
1983—Browns, 41-23 (C)
1986—Browns, 24-9 (I)
1987—Colts, 9-7 (C)
***Browns, 38-21 (C)
1988—Browns, 23-17 (C)
1989—Colts, 23-17 (I) OT
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1991—Browns, 31-0 (I)
1992—Colts, 14-3 (I)
1993—Colts, 23-10 (I)
1994—Browns, 21-14 (I)
1999—Colts, 29-28 (C)
2002—Colts, 28-23 (C)
2003—Colts, 9-6 (C)
2005—Colts, 13-6 (I)
2008—Colts, 10-6 (C)
2011—Browns, 27-19 (I)
2012—Colts, 17-13 (I)
2014—Colts, 25-24 (C)
2017—Colts, 31-28 (I)
(RS Pts.—Browns 600, Colts 558)
(PS Pts.—Colts 75, Browns 68)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**NFL Championship
***AFC Divisional Playoff
CLEVELAND vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Jaguars lead series, 12-5
1995—Jaguars, 23-15 (C)
Jaguars, 24-21 (J)
1999—Jaguars, 24-7 (J)
Jaguars, 24-14 (C)
2000—Jaguars, 27-7 (C)
Jaguars, 48-0 (J)
2001—Browns, 23-14 (J)
Jaguars, 15-10 (C)
2002—Browns, 21-20 (J)
2005—Jaguars, 20-14 (C)
2008—Browns, 23-17 (J)
2009—Browns, 23-17 (C)
2010—Jaguars, 24-20 (J)
2011—Browns, 14-10 (C)
2013—Jaguars, 32-28 (C)
2014—Jaguars, 24-6 (J)
2017—Jaguars, 19-7 (C)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 382, Browns 253)
CLEVELAND vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 13-11-2
1971—Chiefs, 13-7 (KC)
1972—Chiefs, 31-7 (C)
1973—Tie, 20-20 (KC)
1975—Browns, 40-14 (C)
1976—Chiefs, 39-14 (KC)
1977—Browns, 44-7 (C)
1978—Chiefs, 17-3 (KC)
1979—Browns, 27-24 (KC)
1980—Browns, 20-13 (C)
1984—Chiefs, 10-6 (KC)
1986—Browns, 20-7 (C)
1988—Browns, 6-3 (KC)
1989—Tie, 10-10 (C) OT
1990—Chiefs, 34-0 (KC)
1991—Browns, 20-15 (C)
1994—Chiefs, 20-13 (KC)
1995—Browns, 35-17 (C)
2002—Chiefs, 40-39 (C)
2003—Chiefs, 41-20 (KC)
2006—Browns, 31-28 (C) OT
2009—Browns, 41-34 (KC)
2010—Chiefs, 16-14 (C)
2012—Browns, 30-7 (C)
2013—Chiefs, 23-17 (KC)
2015—Chiefs, 17-13 (KC)
2018—Chiefs, 37-21 (C)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 537, Browns 518)
CLEVELAND vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 17-9-1
1970—Chargers, 27-10 (C)
1972—Browns, 21-17 (SD)
1973—Tie, 16-16 (C)
1974—Chargers, 36-35 (SD)
1976—Browns, 21-17 (C)
1977—Chargers, 37-14 (SD)
1981—Chargers, 44-14 (C)
1982—Chargers, 30-13 (C)
1983—Browns, 30-24 (SD) OT
1985—Browns, 21-7 (SD)
1986—Browns, 47-17 (C)
1987—Chargers, 27-24 (SD) OT
1990—Chargers, 24-14 (C)
1991—Browns, 30-24 (SD) OT
1992—Chargers, 14-13 (C)
1995—Chargers, 31-13 (SD)
1999—Chargers, 23-10 (SD)
2001—Browns, 20-16 (C)
2003—Chargers, 26-20 (C)
2004—Chargers, 21-0 (C)
2006—Chargers, 32-25 (SD)
2009—Chargers, 30-23 (C)
2012—Browns, 7-6 (C)
2015—Chargers, 30-27 (SD)
2016—Browns, 20-17 (C)
2017—Chargers, 19-10 (LA)
2018—Chargers, 38-14 (C)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 650, Browns 512)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
CLEVELAND vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 11-9
PS: Browns lead series, 2-1
1950—**Browns, 30-28 (C)
1951—Browns, 38-23 (LA)
**Rams, 24-17 (LA)
1952—Browns, 37-7 (C)
1955—**Browns, 38-14 (LA)
1957—Browns, 45-31 (C)
1958—Browns, 30-27 (LA)
1963—Browns, 20-6 (C)
1965—Rams, 42-7 (LA)
1968—Rams, 24-6 (C)
1973—Rams, 30-17 (LA)
1977—Rams, 9-0 (C)
1978—Browns, 30-19 (C)
1981—Rams, 27-16 (LA)
1984—Rams, 20-17 (LA)
1987—Browns, 30-17 (C)
1990—Rams, 38-23 (C)
1993—Browns, 42-14 (LA)
1999—Rams, 34-3 (StL)
2003—Rams, 26-20 (C)
2007—Browns, 27-20 (StL)
2011—Rams, 13-12 (C)
2015—Rams, 24-6 (StL)
(RS Pts.—Rams 451, Browns 426)
(PS Pts.—Browns 85, Rams 66)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**NFL Championship
CLEVELAND vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-8
PS: Dolphins lead series, 2-0
1970—Browns, 28-0 (M)
1972—*Dolphins, 20-14 (M)
1973—Dolphins, 17-9 (C)
1976—Browns, 17-13 (C)
1979—Browns, 30-24 (C) OT
1985—*Dolphins, 24-21 (M)
1986—Browns, 26-16 (C)
1988—Dolphins, 38-31 (M)
1989—Dolphins, 13-10 (M) OT
1990—Dolphins, 30-13 (C)
1992—Dolphins, 27-23 (C)
1993—Dolphins, 24-14 (C)
2004—Dolphins, 10-7 (M)
2005—Browns, 22-0 (C)
2007—Browns, 41-31 (C)
2010—Browns, 13-10 (M)
2011—Browns, 17-16 (C)
2013—Dolphins, 23-10 (C)
2016—Dolphins, 30-24 (M) OT
(RS Pts.—Browns 335, Dolphins 322)
(PS Pts.—Dolphins 44, Browns 35)
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RS: Vikings lead series, 11-4
PS: Vikings lead series, 1-0
1965—Vikings, 27-17 (C)
1967—Browns, 14-10 (C)
1969—Vikings, 51-3 (M)
*Vikings, 27-7 (M)
1973—Vikings, 26-3 (M)
1975—Vikings, 42-10 (C)
1980—Vikings, 28-23 (M)
1983—Vikings, 27-21 (C)
1986—Browns, 23-20 (M)
1989—Browns, 23-17 (C) OT
1992—Vikings, 17-13 (M)
1995—Vikings, 27-11 (M)
2005—Vikings, 24-12 (M)
2009—Vikings, 34-20 (C)
2013—Browns, 31-27 (M)
2017—Vikings, 33-16 (London)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 410, Browns 240)
(PS Pts.—Vikings 27, Browns 7)
*NFL Championship
CLEVELAND vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Browns lead series, 12-11
PS: Browns lead series, 1-0
1971—Browns, 27-7 (C)
1974—Browns, 21-14 (NE)
1977—Browns, 30-27 (C) OT
1980—Patriots, 34-17 (NE)
1982—Browns, 10-7 (C)
1983—Browns, 30-0 (NE)
1984—Patriots, 17-16 (C)
1985—Browns, 24-20 (C)
1987—Browns, 20-10 (NE)
1991—Browns, 20-0 (NE)
1992—Browns, 19-17 (NE)
1993—Patriots, 20-17 (C)
1994—Browns, 13-6 (C)
*Browns, 20-13 (C)
1995—Patriots, 17-14 (NE)
1999—Patriots, 19-7 (C)
2000—Browns, 19-11 (C)
2001—Patriots, 27-16 (NE)
2003—Patriots, 9-3 (NE)
2004—Patriots, 42-15 (C)
2007—Patriots, 34-17 (NE)
2010—Browns, 34-14 (C)
2013—Patriots, 27-26 (NE)
2016—Patriots, 33-13 (C)
(RS Pts.—Browns 428, Patriots 412)
(PS Pts.—Browns 20, Patriots 13)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
CLEVELAND vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Browns lead series, 13-5
1967—Browns, 42-7 (NO)
1968—Browns, 24-10 (NO)
Browns, 35-17 (C)
1969—Browns, 27-17 (NO)
1971—Browns, 21-17 (NO)
1975—Browns, 17-16 (C)
1978—Browns, 24-16 (NO)
1981—Browns, 20-17 (C)
1984—Saints, 16-14 (C)
1987—Saints, 28-21 (NO)
1990—Saints, 25-20 (NO)
1993—Browns, 17-13 (C)
1999—Browns, 21-16 (NO)
2002—Browns, 24-15 (NO)
2006—Saints, 19-14 (C)
2010—Browns, 30-17 (NO)
2014—Browns, 26-24 (C)
2018—Saints, 21-18 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Browns 415, Saints 311)
CLEVELAND vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Browns lead series, 26-21-2
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1950—Giants, 6-0 (C)
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Giants, 17-13 (NY)
*Browns, 8-3 (C)
1951—Browns, 14-13 (C)
Browns, 10-0 (NY)
1952—Giants, 17-9 (C)
Giants, 37-34 (NY)
1953—Browns, 7-0 (NY)
Browns, 62-14 (C)
1954—Browns, 24-14 (C)
Browns, 16-7 (NY)
1955—Browns, 24-14 (C)
Tie, 35-35 (NY)
1956—Giants, 21-9 (C)
Browns, 24-7 (NY)
1957—Browns, 6-3 (C)
Browns, 34-28 (NY)
1958—Giants, 21-17 (C)
Giants, 13-10 (NY)
*Giants, 10-0 (NY)
1959—Giants, 10-6 (C)
Giants, 48-7 (NY)
1960—Giants, 17-13 (C)
Browns, 48-34 (NY)
1961—Giants, 37-21 (C)
Tie, 7-7 (NY)
1962—Browns, 17-7 (C)
Giants, 17-13 (NY)
1963—Browns, 35-24 (NY)
Giants, 33-6 (C)
1964—Browns, 42-20 (C)
Browns, 52-20 (NY)
1965—Browns, 38-14 (NY)
Browns, 34-21 (C)
1966—Browns, 28-7 (NY)
Browns, 49-40 (C)
1967—Giants, 38-34 (NY)
Browns, 24-14 (C)
1968—Browns, 45-10 (C)
1969—Browns, 28-17 (C)
Giants, 27-14 (NY)
1973—Browns, 12-10 (C)
1977—Browns, 21-7 (NY)
1985—Browns, 35-33 (NY)
1991—Giants, 13-10 (NY)
1994—Giants, 16-13 (C)
2000—Giants, 24-3 (C)
2004—Giants, 27-10 (NY)
2008—Browns, 35-14 (C)
2012—Giants, 41-27 (NY)
2016—Giants, 27-13 (C)
(RS Pts.—Browns 1,088, Giants 941)
(PS Pts.—Giants 13, Browns 8)
*Conference Playoff
CLEVELAND vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Browns lead series, 13-12
PS: Browns lead series, 1-0
1970—Browns, 31-21 (C)
1972—Browns, 26-10 (NY)
1976—Browns, 38-17 (C)
1978—Browns, 37-34 (C) OT
1979—Browns, 25-22 (NY) OT
1980—Browns, 17-14 (C)
1981—Jets, 14-13 (C)
1983—Browns, 10-7 (C)
1984—Jets, 24-20 (C)
1985—Jets, 37-10 (NY)
1986—*Browns, 23-20 (C) OT
1988—Jets, 23-3 (C)
1989—Browns, 38-24 (C)
1990—Jets, 24-21 (NY)
1991—Jets, 17-14 (C)
1994—Browns, 27-7 (C)
2002—Browns, 24-21 (NY)
2004—Jets, 10-7 (C)
2006—Browns, 20-13 (C)
2007—Browns, 24-18 (NY)
2010—Jets, 26-20 (NY) OT
2013—Jets, 24-13 (NY)
2015—Jets, 31-10 (NY)
2016—Jets, 31-28 (C)
2017—Jets, 17-14 (C)
2018—Browns, 21-17 (C)
(RS Pts.—Browns 511, Jets 503)
(PS Pts.—Browns 23, Jets 20)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
CLEVELAND vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 13-10
PS: Raiders lead series, 2-0
1970—Raiders, 23-20 (O)
1971—Raiders, 34-20 (C)
1973—Browns, 7-3 (O)
1974—Raiders, 40-24 (C)
1975—Raiders, 38-17 (O)
1977—Raiders, 26-10 (C)
1979—Raiders, 19-14 (O)
1980—**Raiders, 14-12 (C)
1982—***Raiders, 27-10 (LA)
1985—Raiders, 21-20 (C)
1986—Raiders, 27-14 (LA)
1987—Browns, 24-17 (LA)
1992—Browns, 28-16 (LA)
1993—Browns, 19-16 (LA)
2000—Raiders, 36-10 (O)
2003—Browns, 13-7 (C)
2005—Browns, 9-7 (O)
2006—Browns, 24-21 (O)
2007—Raiders, 26-24 (O)
2009—Browns, 23-9 (C)
2011—Raiders, 24-17 (O)
2012—Browns, 20-17 (O)
2014—Browns, 23-13 (C)
2015—Raiders, 27-20 (C)
2018—Raiders, 45-42 (O) OT
(RS Pts.—Raiders 512, Browns 442)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 41, Browns 22)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC First-Round Playoff
CLEVELAND vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Browns lead series, 31-17-1
1950—Browns, 35-10 (P)
Browns, 13-7 (C)
1951—Browns, 20-17 (C)
Browns, 24-9 (P)
1952—Browns, 49-7 (P)
Eagles, 28-20 (C)
1953—Browns, 37-13 (C)
Eagles, 42-27 (P)
1954—Eagles, 28-10 (P)
Browns, 6-0 (C)
1955—Browns, 21-17 (C)
Eagles, 33-17 (P)
1956—Browns, 16-0 (P)
Browns, 17-14 (C)
1957—Browns, 24-7 (C)
Eagles, 17-7 (P)
1958—Browns, 28-14 (C)
Browns, 21-14 (P)
1959—Browns, 28-7 (C)
Browns, 28-21 (P)
1960—Browns, 41-24 (P)
Eagles, 31-29 (C)
1961—Eagles, 27-20 (P)
Browns, 45-24 (C)
1962—Eagles, 35-7 (P)
Tie, 14-14 (C)
1963—Browns, 37-7 (C)
Browns, 23-17 (P)
1964—Browns, 28-20 (P)
Browns, 38-24 (C)
1965—Browns, 35-17 (P)
Browns, 38-34 (C)
1966—Browns, 27-7 (C)
Eagles, 33-21 (P)
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1967—Eagles, 28-24 (P)
1968—Browns, 47-13 (C)
1969—Browns, 27-20 (P)
1972—Browns, 27-17 (P)
1976—Browns, 24-3 (C)
1979—Browns, 24-19 (P)
1982—Eagles, 24-21 (C)
1988—Browns, 19-3 (C)
1991—Eagles, 32-30 (C)
1994—Browns, 26-7 (P)
2000—Eagles, 35-24 (C)
2004—Eagles, 34-31 (C) OT
2008—Eagles, 30-10 (P)
2012—Eagles, 17-16 (C)
2016—Eagles, 29-10 (P)
(RS Pts.—Browns 1,211, Eagles 930)
CLEVELAND vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 73-58-1
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-0
1950—Browns, 30-17 (P)
Browns, 45-7 (C)
1951—Browns, 17-0 (C)
Browns, 28-0 (P)
1952—Browns, 21-20 (P)
Browns, 29-28 (C)
1953—Browns, 34-16 (C)
Browns, 20-16 (P)
1954—Steelers, 55-27 (P)
Browns, 42-7 (C)
1955—Browns, 41-14 (C)
Browns, 30-7 (P)
1956—Browns, 14-10 (P)
Steelers, 24-16 (C)
1957—Browns, 23-12 (P)
Browns, 24-0 (C)
1958—Browns, 45-12 (P)
Browns, 27-10 (C)
1959—Steelers, 17-7 (P)
Steelers, 21-20 (C)
1960—Browns, 28-20 (C)
Steelers, 14-10 (P)
1961—Browns, 30-28 (P)
Steelers, 17-13 (C)
1962—Browns, 41-14 (P)
Browns, 35-14 (C)
1963—Browns, 35-23 (C)
Steelers, 9-7 (P)
1964—Steelers, 23-7 (C)
Browns, 30-17 (P)
1965—Browns, 24-19 (C)
Browns, 42-21 (P)
1966—Browns, 41-10 (C)
Steelers, 16-6 (P)
1967—Browns, 21-10 (C)
Browns, 34-14 (P)
1968—Browns, 31-24 (C)
Browns, 45-24 (P)
1969—Browns, 42-31 (C)
Browns, 24-3 (P)
1970—Browns, 15-7 (C)
Steelers, 28-9 (P)
1971—Browns, 27-17 (C)
Steelers, 26-9 (P)
1972—Browns, 26-24 (C)
Steelers, 30-0 (P)
1973—Steelers, 33-6 (P)
Browns, 21-16 (C)
1974—Steelers, 20-16 (P)
Steelers, 26-16 (C)
1975—Steelers, 42-6 (C)
Steelers, 31-17 (P)
1976—Steelers, 31-14 (P)
Browns, 18-16 (C)
1977—Steelers, 28-14 (C)
Steelers, 35-31 (P)
1978—Steelers, 15-9 (P) OT
Steelers, 34-14 (C)
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1979—Steelers, 51-35 (C)
Steelers, 33-30 (P) OT
1980—Browns, 27-26 (C)
Steelers, 16-13 (P)
1981—Steelers, 13-7 (P)
Steelers, 32-10 (C)
1982—Browns, 10-9 (C)
Steelers, 37-21 (P)
1983—Steelers, 44-17 (P)
Browns, 30-17 (C)
1984—Browns, 20-10 (C)
Steelers, 23-20 (P)
1985—Browns, 17-7 (C)
Steelers, 10-9 (P)
1986—Browns, 27-24 (P)
Browns, 37-31 (C) OT
1987—Browns, 34-10 (C)
Browns, 19-13 (P)
1988—Browns, 23-9 (P)
Browns, 27-7 (C)
1989—Browns, 51-0 (P)
Steelers, 17-7 (C)
1990—Browns, 13-3 (C)
Steelers, 35-0 (P)
1991—Browns, 17-14 (C)
Steelers, 17-10 (P)
1992—Browns, 17-9 (C)
Steelers, 23-13 (P)
1993—Browns, 28-23 (C)
Steelers, 16-9 (P)
1994—Steelers, 17-10 (C)
Steelers, 17-7 (P)
*Steelers, 29-9 (P)
1995—Steelers, 20-3 (P)
Steelers, 20-17 (C)
1999—Steelers, 43-0 (C)
Browns, 16-15 (P)
2000—Browns, 23-20 (C)
Steelers, 22-0 (P)
2001—Steelers, 15-12 (C) OT
Steelers, 28-7 (P)
2002—Steelers, 16-13 (P) OT
Steelers, 23-20 (C)
**Steelers, 36-33 (P)
2003—Browns, 33-13 (P)
Steelers, 13-6 (C)
2004—Steelers, 34-23 (P)
Steelers, 24-10 (C)
2005—Steelers, 34-21 (P)
Steelers, 41-0 (C)
2006—Steelers, 24-20 (C)
Steelers, 27-7 (P)
2007—Steelers, 34-7 (C)
Steelers, 31-28 (P)
2008—Steelers, 10-6 (C)
Steelers, 31-0 (P)
2009—Steelers, 27-14 (P)
Browns, 13-6 (C)
2010—Steelers, 28-10 (P)
Steelers, 41-9 (C)
2011—Steelers, 14-3 (P)
Steelers, 13-9 (C)
2012—Browns, 20-14 (C)
Steelers, 24-10 (P)
2013—Steelers, 27-11 (C)
Steelers, 20-7 (P)
2014—Steelers, 30-27 (P)
Browns, 31-10 (C)
2015—Steelers, 30-9 (P)
Steelers, 28-12 (C)
2016—Steelers, 24-9 (C)
Steelers, 27-24 (P) OT
2017—Steelers, 21-18 (C)
Steelers, 28-24 (P)
2018—Tie, 21-21 (C) OT
Steelers, 33-18 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 2,720, Browns 2,540)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 65, Browns 42)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC First-Round Playoff
CLEVELAND vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Browns lead series, 12-7
1950—Browns, 34-14 (C)
1951—49ers, 24-10 (SF)
1953—Browns, 23-21 (C)
1955—Browns, 38-3 (SF)
1959—49ers, 21-20 (C)
1962—Browns, 13-10 (SF)
1968—Browns, 33-21 (SF)
1970—49ers, 34-31 (SF)
1974—Browns, 7-0 (C)
1978—Browns, 24-7 (C)
1981—Browns, 15-12 (SF)
1984—49ers, 41-7 (C)
1987—49ers, 38-24 (SF)
1990—49ers, 20-17 (SF)
1993—Browns, 23-13 (C)
2003—Browns, 13-12 (SF)
2007—Browns, 20-7 (C)
2011—49ers, 20-10 (SF)
2015—Browns, 24-10 (C)
(RS Pts.—Browns 386, 49ers 328)
CLEVELAND vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 12-6
1977—Seahawks, 20-19 (S)
1978—Seahawks, 47-24 (S)
1979—Seahawks, 29-24 (C)
1980—Browns, 27-3 (S)
1981—Seahawks, 42-21 (S)
1982—Browns, 21-7 (S)
1983—Seahawks, 24-9 (C)
1984—Seahawks, 33-0 (S)
1985—Seahawks, 31-13 (S)
1988—Seahawks, 16-10 (C)
1989—Browns, 17-7 (S)
1993—Seahawks, 22-5 (S)
1994—Browns, 35-9 (C)
2001—Seahawks, 9-6 (C)
2003—Seahawks, 34-7 (S)
2007—Browns, 33-30 (C) OT
2011—Browns, 6-3 (C)
2015—Seahawks, 30-13 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 396, Browns 290)
CLEVELAND vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Browns lead series, 6-4
1976—Browns, 24-7 (TB)
1980—Browns, 34-27 (TB)
1983—Browns, 20-0 (C)
1989—Browns, 42-31 (TB)
1995—Browns, 22-6 (C)
2002—Buccaneers 17-3 (TB)
2006—Buccaneers, 22-7 (C)
2010—Buccaneers, 17-14 (TB)
2014—Browns, 22-17 (C)
2018—Buccaneers, 26-23 (TB) OT
(RS Pts.—Browns 211, Buccaneers 170)
CLEVELAND vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Browns lead series, 35-30
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0
1970—Browns, 28-14 (C)
Browns, 21-10 (H)
1971—Browns, 31-0 (C)
Browns, 37-24 (H)
1972—Browns, 23-17 (H)
Browns, 20-0 (C)
1973—Browns, 42-13 (C)
Browns, 23-13 (H)
1974—Browns, 20-7 (C)
Oilers, 28-24 (H)
1975—Oilers, 40-10 (C)
Oilers, 21-10 (H)
1976—Browns, 21-7 (H)
Browns, 13-10 (C)
1977—Browns, 24-23 (H)
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Oilers, 19-15 (C)
1978—Oilers, 16-13 (C)
Oilers, 14-10 (H)
1979—Oilers, 31-10 (H)
Browns, 14-7 (C)
1980—Oilers, 16-7 (C)
Browns, 17-14 (H)
1981—Oilers, 9-3 (C)
Oilers, 17-13 (H)
1982—Browns, 20-14 (H)
1983—Browns, 25-19 (C) OT
Oilers, 34-27 (H)
1984—Browns, 27-10 (C)
Browns, 27-20 (H)
1985—Browns, 21-6 (H)
Browns, 28-21 (C)
1986—Browns, 23-20 (H)
Browns, 13-10 (C) OT
1987—Oilers, 15-10 (C)
Browns, 40-7 (H)
1988—Oilers, 24-17 (H)
Browns, 28-23 (C)
**Oilers, 24-23 (C)
1989—Browns, 28-17 (C)
Browns, 24-20 (H)
1990—Oilers, 35-23 (C)
Oilers, 58-14 (H)
1991—Oilers, 28-24 (H)
Oilers, 17-14 (C)
1992—Browns, 24-14 (H)
Oilers, 17-14 (C)
1993—Oilers, 27-20 (C)
Oilers, 19-17 (H)
1994—Browns, 11-8 (H)
Browns, 34-10 (C)
1995—Browns, 14-7 (H)
Oilers, 37-10 (C)
1999—Titans, 26-9 (T)
Titans, 33-21 (C)
2000—Titans, 24-10 (T)
Titans, 24-0 (C)
2001—Titans, 31-15 (C)
Browns, 41-38 (T)
2002—Browns, 31-28 (T) OT
2005—Browns, 20-14 (C)
2008—Titans, 28-9 (T)
2011—Titans, 31-13 (C)
2014—Browns, 29-28 (T)
2015—Browns, 28-14 (C)
2016—Titans, 28-26 (T)
2017—Titans, 12-9 (C) OT
(RS Pts.—Browns 1,287, Titans 1,266)
(PS Pts.—Titans 24, Browns 23)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC First-Round Playoff
CLEVELAND vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Browns lead series, 33-12-1
1950—Browns, 20-14 (C)
Browns, 45-21 (W)
1951—Browns, 45-0 (C)
1952—Browns, 19-15 (C)
Browns, 48-24 (W)
1953—Browns, 30-14 (W)
Browns, 27-3 (C)
1954—Browns, 62-3 (C)
Browns, 34-14 (W)
1955—Redskins, 27-17 (C)
Browns, 24-14 (W)
1956—Redskins, 20-9 (W)
Redskins, 20-17 (C)
1957—Browns, 21-17 (C)
Tie, 30-30 (W)
1958—Browns, 20-10 (W)
Browns, 21-14 (C)
1959—Browns, 34-7 (C)
Browns, 31-17 (W)
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1960—Browns, 31-10 (W)
Browns, 27-16 (C)
1961—Browns, 31-7 (C)
Browns, 17-6 (W)
1962—Redskins, 17-16 (C)
Redskins, 17-9 (W)
1963—Browns, 37-14 (C)
Browns, 27-20 (W)
1964—Browns, 27-13 (W)
Browns, 34-24 (C)
1965—Browns, 17-7 (W)
Browns, 24-16 (C)
1966—Browns, 38-14 (W)
Browns, 14-3 (C)
1967—Browns, 42-37 (C)
1968—Browns, 24-21 (W)
1969—Browns, 27-23 (C)
1971—Browns, 20-13 (W)
1975—Redskins, 23-7 (C)
1979—Redskins, 13-9 (C)
1985—Redskins, 14-7 (C)
1988—Browns, 17-13 (W)
1991—Redskins, 42-17 (W)
2004—Browns, 17-13 (C)
2008—Redskins, 14-11 (W)
2012—Redskins, 38-21 (C)
2016—Redskins, 31-20 (W)
(RS Pts.—Browns 1,142, Redskins 763)
DALLAS vs. ARIZONA
RS: Cowboys lead series, 56-31-1
PS: Cardinals lead series, 1-0;
See Arizona vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. ATLANTA
RS: Cowboys lead series, 15-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0;
See Atlanta vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-1;
See Baltimore vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. BUFFALO
RS: Cowboys lead series, 6-4
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0;
See Buffalo vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. CAROLINA
RS: Cowboys lead series, 9-3
PS: Panthers lead series, 2-0;
See Carolina vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. CHICAGO
RS: Cowboys lead series, 13-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0;
See Chicago vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Cowboys lead series, 8-4;
See Cincinnati vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 15-13
PS: Browns lead series, 2-1;
See Cleveland vs. Dallas
DALLAS vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 8-4
PS: Cowboys lead series, 1-0
1973—Cowboys, 22-10 (Den)
1977—Cowboys, 14-6 (Dal)
*Cowboys, 27-10 (New Orleans)
1980—Broncos, 41-20 (Den)
1986—Broncos, 29-14 (Den)
1992—Cowboys, 31-27 (Den)
1995—Cowboys, 31-21 (Dal)
1998—Broncos, 42-23 (Den)
2001—Broncos, 26-24 (Dal)
2005—Broncos, 24-21 (Dal) OT
2009—Broncos, 17-10 (Den)
2013—Broncos, 51-48 (Dal)
2017—Broncos, 42-17 (Den)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 336, Cowboys 275)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 27, Broncos 10)
*Super Bowl XII
DALLAS vs. DETROIT
RS: Cowboys lead series, 14-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-1
1960—Lions, 23-14 (Det)
1963—Cowboys, 17-14 (Dal)
1968—Cowboys, 59-13 (Dal)
1970—*Cowboys, 5-0 (Dal)
1972—Cowboys, 28-24 (Dal)
1975—Cowboys, 36-10 (Det)
1977—Cowboys, 37-0 (Dal)
1981—Lions, 27-24 (Det)
1985—Lions, 26-21 (Det)
1986—Cowboys, 31-7 (Det)
1987—Lions, 27-17 (Det)
1991—Lions, 34-10 (Det)
*Lions, 38-6 (Det)
1992—Cowboys, 37-3 (Det)
1994—Lions, 20-17 (Dal) OT
2001—Lions, 15-10 (Det)
2002—Lions, 9-7 (Det)
2003—Cowboys, 38-7 (Det)
2004—Cowboys, 31-21 (Dal)
2005—Cowboys, 20-7 (Dal)
2006—Lions, 39-31 (Dal)
2007—Cowboys, 28-27 (Det)
2010—Cowboys, 35-19 (Dal)
2011—Lions, 34-30 (Dal)
2013—Lions, 31-30 (Det)
2014—**Cowboys, 24-20 (Dal)
2016—Cowboys, 42-21 (Dal)
2018—Cowboys, 26-24 (Dal)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 676, Lions 482)
(PS Pts.—Lions 58, Cowboys 35)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
DALLAS vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 15-13
PS: Series tied, 4-4
1960—Packers, 41-7 (GB)
1964—Packers, 45-21 (D)
1965—Packers, 13-3 (Mil)
1966—*Packers, 34-27 (D)
1967—*Packers, 21-17 (GB)
1968—Packers, 28-17 (D)
1970—Cowboys, 16-3 (D)
1972—Packers, 16-13 (Mil)
1975—Packers, 19-17 (D)
1978—Cowboys, 42-14 (Mil)
1980—Cowboys, 28-7 (Mil)
1982—**Cowboys, 37-26 (D)
1984—Cowboys, 20-6 (D)
1989—Packers, 31-13 (GB)
Packers, 20-10 (D)
1991—Cowboys, 20-17 (Mil)
1993—Cowboys, 36-14 (D)
***Cowboys, 27-17 (D)
1994—Cowboys, 42-31 (D)
***Cowboys, 35-9 (D)
1995—Cowboys, 34-24 (D)
****Cowboys, 38-27 (D)
1996—Cowboys, 21-6 (D)
1997—Packers, 45-17 (GB)
1999—Cowboys, 27-13 (D)
2004—Packers, 41-20 (GB)
2007—Cowboys, 37-27 (D)
2008—Cowboys, 27-16 (GB)
2009—Packers, 17-7 (GB)
2010—Packers, 45-7 (GB)
2013—Packers, 37-36 (D)
2014—***Packers, 26-21 (GB)
2015—Packers, 28-7 (GB)
2016—Cowboys, 30-16 (GB)
***Packers, 34-31 (D)
2017—Packers, 35-31 (D)
(RS Pts.—Packers 655, Cowboys 606)
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(PS Pts.—Cowboys 233, Packers 194)
*NFL Championship
**NFC Second-Round Playoff
***NFC Divisional Playoff
****NFC Championship
DALLAS vs. HOUSTON
RS: Cowboys lead series, 3-2
2002—Texans, 19-10 (H)
2006—Cowboys, 34-6 (D)
2010—Cowboys, 27-13 (H)
2014—Cowboys, 20-17 (D)
2018—Texans, 19-16 (H) OT
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 107, Texans 74)
DALLAS vs. *INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 10-6
PS: Colts lead series, 1-0
1960—Colts, 45-7 (D)
1967—Colts, 23-17 (B)
1969—Cowboys, 27-10 (D)
1970—**Colts, 16-13 (Miami)
1972—Cowboys, 21-0 (B)
1976—Cowboys, 30-27 (D)
1978—Cowboys, 38-0 (D)
1981—Cowboys, 37-13 (B)
1984—Cowboys, 22-3 (D)
1993—Cowboys, 27-3 (I)
1996—Colts, 25-24 (D)
1999—Colts, 34-24 (I)
2002—Colts, 20-3 (I)
2006—Cowboys, 21-14 (D)
2010—Cowboys, 38-35 (I) OT
2014—Cowboys, 42-7 (D)
2018—Colts, 23-0 (I)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 378, Colts 282)
(PS Pts.—Colts 16, Cowboys 13)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Super Bowl V
DALLAS vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Cowboys lead series, 4-3
1997—Cowboys, 26-22 (D)
2000—Jaguars, 23-17 (D) OT
2002—Cowboys, 21-19 (D)
2006—Jaguars, 24-17 (J)
2010—Jaguars, 35-17 (D)
2014—Cowboys, 31-17 (London)
2018—Cowboys, 40-7 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 169, Jaguars 147)
DALLAS vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Cowboys lead series, 7-4
1970—Cowboys, 27-16 (KC)
1975—Chiefs, 34-31 (D)
1983—Cowboys, 41-21 (D)
1989—Chiefs, 36-28 (KC)
1992—Cowboys, 17-10 (D)
1995—Cowboys, 24-12 (D)
1998—Chiefs, 20-17 (KC)
2005—Cowboys, 31-28 (D)
2009—Cowboys, 26-20 (KC) OT
2013—Chiefs, 17-16 (KC)
2017—Cowboys, 28-17 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 286, Chiefs 231)
DALLAS vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 6-5
1972—Cowboys, 34-28 (SD)
1980—Cowboys, 42-31 (D)
1983—Chargers, 24-23 (SD)
1986—Cowboys, 24-21 (SD)
1990—Cowboys, 17-14 (D)
1995—Cowboys, 23-9 (SD)
2001—Chargers, 32-21 (D)
2005—Cowboys, 28-24 (SD)
2009—Chargers, 20-17 (D)
2013—Chargers, 30-21 (SD)
2017—Chargers, 28-6 (D)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 261, Cowboys 256)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
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DALLAS vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 13-12
PS: Rams lead series, 5-4
1960—Rams, 38-13 (D)
1962—Cowboys, 27-17 (LA)
1967—Rams, 35-13 (D)
1969—Rams, 24-23 (LA)
1971—Cowboys, 28-21 (D)
1973—Rams, 37-31 (LA)
**Cowboys, 27-16 (D)
1975—Cowboys, 18-7 (D)
***Cowboys, 37-7 (LA)
1976—**Rams, 14-12 (D)
1978—Rams, 27-14 (LA)
***Cowboys, 28-0 (LA)
1979—Cowboys, 30-6 (D)
**Rams, 21-19 (D)
1980—Rams, 38-14 (LA)
****Cowboys, 34-13 (D)
1981—Cowboys, 29-17 (D)
1983—****Rams, 24-17 (D)
1984—Cowboys, 20-13 (LA)
1985—**Rams, 20-0 (LA)
1986—Rams, 29-10 (LA)
1987—Cowboys, 29-21 (LA)
1989—Rams, 35-31 (D)
1990—Cowboys, 24-21 (LA)
1992—Rams, 27-23 (D)
2002—Cowboys, 13-10 (StL)
2005—Rams, 20-10 (D)
2007—Cowboys, 35-7 (D)
2008—Rams, 34-14 (StL)
2011—Cowboys, 34-7 (D)
2013—Cowboys, 31-7 (D)
2014—Cowboys, 34-31 (StL)
2017—Rams, 35-30 (D)
2018—**Rams, 30-22 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 578, Rams 564)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 196, Rams 145)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC Championship
****NFC First-Round Playoff
DALLAS vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-6
PS: Cowboys lead series, 1-0
1971—*Cowboys, 24-3 (New Orleans)
1973—Dolphins, 14-7 (D)
1978—Dolphins, 23-16 (M)
1981—Cowboys, 28-27 (D)
1984—Dolphins, 28-21 (M)
1987—Dolphins, 20-14 (D)
1989—Dolphins, 17-14 (D)
1993—Dolphins, 16-14 (D)
1996—Cowboys, 29-10 (M)
1999—Cowboys, 20-0 (D)
2003—Dolphins, 40-21 (D)
2007—Cowboys, 37-20 (M)
2011—Cowboys, 20-19 (D)
2015—Cowboys, 24-14 (M)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 265, Dolphins 248)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 24, Dolphins 3)
*Super Bowl VI
DALLAS vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Cowboys lead series, 12-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 4-3
1961—Cowboys, 21-7 (D)
Cowboys, 28-0 (M)
1966—Cowboys, 28-17 (D)
1968—Cowboys, 20-7 (M)
1970—Vikings, 54-13 (M)
1971—*Cowboys, 20-12 (M)
1973—**Vikings, 27-10 (D)
1974—Vikings, 23-21 (D)
1975—*Cowboys, 17-14 (M)
1977—Cowboys, 16-10 (M) OT
**Cowboys, 23-6 (D)
1978—Vikings, 21-10 (D)
1979—Cowboys, 36-20 (M)
1982—Vikings, 31-27 (M)
1983—Cowboys, 37-24 (M)
1987—Vikings, 44-38 (D) OT
1988—Vikings, 43-3 (D)
1993—Cowboys, 37-20 (M)
1995—Cowboys, 23-17 (M) OT
1996—***Cowboys, 40-15 (D)
1998—Vikings, 46-36 (D)
1999—Vikings, 27-17 (M)
***Vikings, 27-10 (M)
2000—Vikings, 27-15 (D)
2004—Vikings, 35-17 (M)
2007—Cowboys, 24-14 (D)
2009—*Vikings, 34-3 (M)
2010—Vikings, 24-21 (M)
2013—Cowboys, 27-23 (D)
2016—Cowboys, 17-15 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 549, Cowboys 532)
(PS Pts.—Vikings 135, Cowboys 123)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC Championship
***NFC First-Round Playoff
DALLAS vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Cowboys lead series, 7-5
1971—Cowboys, 44-21 (D)
1975—Cowboys, 34-31 (NE)
1978—Cowboys, 17-10 (D)
1981—Cowboys, 35-21 (NE)
1984—Cowboys, 20-17 (D)
1987—Cowboys, 23-17 (NE) OT
1996—Cowboys, 12-6 (D)
1999—Patriots, 13-6 (NE)
2003—Patriots, 12-0 (NE)
2007—Patriots, 48-27 (D)
2011—Patriots, 20-16 (NE)
2015—Patriots, 30-6 (D)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 246, Cowboys 240)
DALLAS vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 17-12
1967—Cowboys, 14-10 (D)
Cowboys, 27-10 (NO)
1968—Cowboys, 17-3 (NO)
1969—Cowboys, 21-17 (NO)
Cowboys, 33-17 (D)
1971—Saints, 24-14 (NO)
1973—Cowboys, 40-3 (D)
1976—Cowboys, 24-6 (NO)
1978—Cowboys, 27-7 (D)
1982—Cowboys, 21-7 (D)
1983—Cowboys, 21-20 (D)
1984—Cowboys, 30-27 (D) OT
1988—Saints, 20-17 (NO)
1989—Saints, 28-0 (NO)
1990—Cowboys, 17-13 (D)
1991—Cowboys, 23-14 (D)
1994—Cowboys, 24-16 (NO)
1998—Saints, 22-3 (NO)
1999—Saints, 31-24 (NO)
2003—Saints, 13-7 (NO)
2004—Saints, 27-13 (D)
2006—Saints, 42-17 (D)
2009—Cowboys, 24-17 (NO)
2010—Saints, 30-27 (D)
2012—Saints, 34-31 (D) OT
2013—Saints, 49-17 (NO)
2014—Cowboys, 38-17 (D)
2015—Saints, 26-20 (NO) OT
2018—Cowboys, 13-10 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 604, Saints 560)
DALLAS vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 66-45-2
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0
1960—Tie, 31-31 (NY)
1961—Giants, 31-10 (D)
Cowboys, 17-16 (NY)
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1962—Giants, 41-10 (D)
Giants, 41-31 (NY)
1963—Giants, 37-21 (NY)
Giants, 34-27 (D)
1964—Tie, 13-13 (D)
Cowboys, 31-21 (NY)
1965—Cowboys, 31-2 (D)
Cowboys, 38-20 (NY)
1966—Cowboys, 52-7 (D)
Cowboys, 17-7 (NY)
1967—Cowboys, 38-24 (D)
1968—Giants, 27-21 (D)
Cowboys, 28-10 (NY)
1969—Cowboys, 25-3 (D)
1970—Cowboys, 28-10 (D)
Giants, 23-20 (NY)
1971—Cowboys, 20-13 (D)
Cowboys, 42-14 (NY)
1972—Cowboys, 23-14 (NY)
Giants, 23-3 (D)
1973—Cowboys, 45-28 (D)
Cowboys, 23-10 (New Haven)
1974—Giants, 14-6 (D)
Cowboys, 21-7 (New Haven)
1975—Cowboys, 13-7 (NY)
Cowboys, 14-3 (D)
1976—Cowboys, 24-14 (NY)
Cowboys, 9-3 (D)
1977—Cowboys, 41-21 (D)
Cowboys, 24-10 (NY)
1978—Cowboys, 34-24 (NY)
Cowboys, 24-3 (D)
1979—Cowboys, 16-14 (NY)
Cowboys, 28-7 (D)
1980—Cowboys, 24-3 (D)
Giants, 38-35 (NY)
1981—Cowboys, 18-10 (D)
Giants, 13-10 (NY) OT
1983—Cowboys, 28-13 (D)
Cowboys, 38-20 (NY)
1984—Giants, 28-7 (NY)
Giants, 19-7 (D)
1985—Cowboys, 30-29 (NY)
Cowboys, 28-21 (D)
1986—Cowboys, 31-28 (D)
Giants, 17-14 (NY)
1987—Cowboys, 16-14 (NY)
Cowboys, 33-24 (D)
1988—Giants, 12-10 (D)
Giants, 29-21 (NY)
1989—Giants, 30-13 (D)
Giants, 15-0 (NY)
1990—Giants, 28-7 (D)
Giants, 31-17 (NY)
1991—Cowboys, 21-16 (D)
Giants, 22-9 (NY)
1992—Cowboys, 34-28 (NY)
Cowboys, 30-3 (D)
1993—Cowboys, 31-9 (D)
Cowboys, 16-13 (NY) OT
1994—Cowboys, 38-10 (D)
Giants, 15-10 (NY)
1995—Cowboys, 35-0 (NY)
Cowboys, 21-20 (D)
1996—Cowboys, 27-0 (D)
Giants, 20-6 (NY)
1997—Giants, 20-17 (NY)
Giants, 20-7 (D)
1998—Cowboys, 31-7 (NY)
Cowboys, 16-6 (D)
1999—Giants, 13-10 (NY)
Cowboys, 26-18 (D)
2000—Giants, 19-14 (NY)
Giants, 17-13 (D)
2001—Giants, 27-24 (NY) OT
Cowboys, 20-13 (D)
2002—Giants, 21-17 (D)
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Giants, 37-7 (NY) 1964—Eagles, 17-14 (D)
2003—Cowboys, 35-32 (NY) OT Eagles, 24-14 (P)
Cowboys, 19-3 (D) 1965—Eagles, 35-24 (D)
2004—Giants, 26-10 (D) Cowboys, 21-19 (P)
Giants, 28-24 (NY) 1966—Cowboys, 56-7 (D)
2005—Cowboys, 16-13 (D) OT Eagles, 24-23 (P)
Giants, 17-10 (NY) 1967—Eagles, 21-14 (P)
2006—Giants, 36-22 (D) Cowboys, 38-17 (D)
Cowboys, 23-20 (NY) 1968—Cowboys, 45-13 (P)
2007—Cowboys, 45-35 (D) Cowboys, 34-14 (D)
Cowboys, 31-20 (NY) 1969—Cowboys, 38-7 (P)
*Giants, 21-17 (D) Cowboys, 49-14 (D)
2008—Giants, 35-14 (NY) 1970—Cowboys, 17-7 (P)
Cowboys, 20-8 (D) Cowboys, 21-17 (D)
2009—Giants, 33-31 (D) 1971—Cowboys, 42-7 (P)
Giants, 31-24 (NY) Cowboys, 20-7 (D)
2010—Giants, 41-35 (D) 1972—Cowboys, 28-6 (D)
Cowboys, 33-20 (NY) Cowboys, 28-7 (P)
2011—Giants, 37-34 (D) 1973—Eagles, 30-16 (P)
Giants, 31-14 (NY) Cowboys, 31-10 (D)
2012—Cowboys, 24-17 (NY) 1974—Eagles, 13-10 (P)
Giants, 29-24 (D) Cowboys, 31-24 (D)
2013—Cowboys, 36-31 (D) 1975—Cowboys, 20-17 (P)
Cowboys, 24-21 (NY) Cowboys, 27-17 (D)
2014—Cowboys, 31-21 (D) 1976—Cowboys, 27-7 (D)
Cowboys, 31-28 (NY) Cowboys, 26-7 (P)
2015—Cowboys, 27-26 (D) 1977—Cowboys, 16-10 (P)
Giants, 27-20 (NY) Cowboys, 24-14 (D)
2016—Giants, 20-19 (D) 1978—Cowboys, 14-7 (D)
Giants, 10-7 (NY) Cowboys, 31-13 (P)
2017—Cowboys, 19-3 (D) 1979—Eagles, 31-21 (D)
Cowboys, 30-10 (NY) Cowboys, 24-17 (P)
2018—Cowboys, 20-13 (D) 1980—Eagles, 17-10 (P)
Cowboys, 36-35 (NY) Cowboys, 35-27 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 2,554, Giants 2,180) *Eagles, 20-7 (P)
(PS Pts.—Giants 21, Cowboys 17) 1981—Cowboys, 17-14 (P)
*NFC Divisional Playoff Cowboys, 21-10 (D)
DALLAS vs. N.Y. JETS 1982—Eagles, 24-20 (D)
RS: Cowboys lead series, 7-4 1983—Cowboys, 37-7 (D)
1971—Cowboys, 52-10 (D) Cowboys, 27-20 (P)
1975—Cowboys, 31-21 (NY) 1984—Cowboys, 23-17 (D)
1978—Cowboys, 30-7 (NY) Cowboys, 26-10 (P)
1987—Cowboys, 38-24 (NY) 1985—Eagles, 16-14 (P)
1990—Jets, 24-9 (NY) Cowboys, 34-17 (D)
1993—Cowboys, 28-7 (NY) 1986—Cowboys, 17-14 (P)
1999—Jets, 22-21 (D) Eagles, 23-21 (D)
2003—Cowboys, 17-6 (NY) 1987—Cowboys, 41-22 (D)
2007—Cowboys, 34-3 (D) Eagles, 37-20 (P)
2011—Jets, 27-24 (NY) 1988—Eagles, 24-23 (P)
2015—Jets, 19-16 (D) Eagles, 23-7 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 300, Jets 170) 1989—Eagles, 27-0 (D)
DALLAS vs. *OAKLAND Eagles, 20-10 (P)
RS: Series tied, 6-6 1990—Eagles, 21-20 (D)
1974—Raiders, 27-23 (O) Eagles, 17-3 (P)
1980—Cowboys, 19-13 (O) 1991—Eagles, 24-0 (D)
1983—Raiders, 40-38 (D) Cowboys, 25-13 (P)
1986—Raiders, 17-13 (D) 1992—Eagles, 31-7 (P)
1992—Cowboys, 28-13 (LA) Cowboys, 20-10 (D)
1995—Cowboys, 34-21 (O) **Cowboys, 34-10 (D)
1998—Raiders, 13-12 (D) 1993—Cowboys, 23-10 (P)
2001—Raiders, 28-21 (O) Cowboys, 23-17 (D)
2005—Raiders, 19-13 (O) 1994—Cowboys, 24-13 (D)
2009—Cowboys, 24-7 (D) Cowboys, 31-19 (P)
2013—Cowboys, 31-24 (D) 1995—Cowboys, 34-12 (D)
2017—Cowboys, 20-17 (O) Eagles, 20-17 (P)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 276, Raiders 239) **Cowboys, 30-11 (D)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994 1996—Cowboys, 23-19 (P)
DALLAS vs. PHILADELPHIA Eagles, 31-21 (D)
RS: Cowboys lead series, 65-51 1997—Cowboys, 21-20 (D)
PS: Cowboys lead series, 3-1 Eagles, 13-12 (P)
1960—Eagles, 27-25 (D) 1998—Cowboys, 34-0 (P)
1961—Eagles, 43-7 (D) Cowboys, 13-9 (D)
Eagles, 35-13 (P) 1999—Eagles, 13-10 (P)
1962—Cowboys, 41-19 (D) Cowboys, 20-10 (D)
Eagles, 28-14 (P) 2000—Eagles, 41-14 (D)
1963—Eagles, 24-21 (P) Eagles, 16-13 (P) OT
Cowboys, 27-20 (D) 2001—Eagles, 40-18 (P)
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Eagles, 36-3 (D)
2002—Eagles, 44-13 (P)
Eagles, 27-3 (D)
2003—Cowboys, 23-21 (D)
Eagles, 36-10 (P)
2004—Eagles, 49-21 (D)
Eagles, 12-7 (P)
2005—Cowboys, 33-10 (D)
Cowboys, 21-20 (P)
2006—Eagles, 38-24 (P)
Eagles, 23-7 (D)
2007—Cowboys, 38-17 (P)
Eagles, 10-6 (D)
2008—Cowboys, 41-37 (D)
Eagles, 44-6 (P)
2009—Cowboys, 20-16 (P)
Cowboys, 24-0 (D)
***Cowboys, 34-14 (D)
2010—Eagles, 30-27 (D)
Cowboys, 14-13 (P)
2011—Eagles, 34-7 (P)
Eagles, 20-7 (D)
2012—Cowboys, 38-23 (P)
Cowboys, 38-33 (D)
2013—Cowboys, 17-3 (P)
Eagles, 24-22 (D)
2014—Eagles, 33-10 (D)
Cowboys, 38-27 (P)
2015—Cowboys, 20-10 (P)
Eagles, 33-27 (D) OT
2016—Cowboys, 29-23 (D) OT
Eagles, 27-13 (P)
2017—Eagles, 37-9 (D)
Cowboys, 6-0 (P)
2018—Cowboys, 27-20 (P)
Cowboys, 29-23 (D) OT
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 2,499, Eagles 2,317)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 105, Eagles 55)
*NFC Championship
**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC First-Round Playoff
DALLAS vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Cowboys lead series, 16-13
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-1
1960—Steelers, 35-28 (D)
1961—Cowboys, 27-24 (D)
Steelers, 37-7 (P)
1962—Steelers, 30-28 (D)
Cowboys, 42-27 (P)
1963—Steelers, 27-21 (P)
Steelers, 24-19 (D)
1964—Steelers, 23-17 (P)
Cowboys, 17-14 (D)
1965—Steelers, 22-13 (P)
Cowboys, 24-17 (D)
1966—Cowboys, 52-21 (D)
Cowboys, 20-7 (P)
1967—Cowboys, 24-21 (P)
1968—Cowboys, 28-7 (D)
1969—Cowboys, 10-7 (P)
1972—Cowboys, 17-13 (D)
1975—*Steelers, 21-17 (Miami)
1977—Steelers, 28-13 (P)
1978—**Steelers, 35-31 (Miami)
1979—Steelers, 14-3 (P)
1982—Steelers, 36-28 (D)
1985—Cowboys, 27-13 (D)
1988—Steelers, 24-21 (P)
1991—Cowboys, 20-10 (D)
1994—Cowboys, 26-9 (P)
1995—***Cowboys, 27-17 (Tempe)
1997—Cowboys, 37-7 (P)
2004—Steelers, 24-20 (D)
2008—Steelers, 20-13 (P)
2012—Cowboys, 27-24 (D)
2016—Cowboys, 35-30 (P)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 664, Steelers 595)
434
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 75, Steelers 73)
*Super Bowl X
**Super Bowl XIII
***Super Bowl XXX
DALLAS vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 15-13-1
PS: Cowboys lead series, 5-2
1960—49ers, 26-14 (D)
1963—49ers, 31-24 (SF)
1965—Cowboys, 39-31 (D)
1967—49ers, 24-16 (SF)
1969—Tie, 24-24 (D)
1970—*Cowboys, 17-10 (SF)
1971—*Cowboys, 14-3 (D)
1972—49ers, 31-10 (D)
**Cowboys, 30-28 (SF)
1974—Cowboys, 20-14 (D)
1977—Cowboys, 42-35 (SF)
1979—Cowboys, 21-13 (SF)
1980—Cowboys, 59-14 (D)
1981—49ers, 45-14 (SF)
*49ers, 28-27 (SF)
1983—49ers, 42-17 (SF)
1985—49ers, 31-16 (SF)
1989—49ers, 31-14 (D)
1990—49ers, 24-6 (D)
1992—*Cowboys, 30-20 (SF)
1993—Cowboys, 26-17 (D)
*Cowboys, 38-21 (D)
1994—49ers, 21-14 (SF)
*49ers, 38-28 (SF)
1995—49ers, 38-20 (D)
1996—Cowboys, 20-17 (SF) OT
1997—49ers, 17-10 (SF)
2000—49ers, 41-24 (D)
2001—Cowboys, 27-21 (D)
2002—49ers, 31-27 (D)
2005—Cowboys, 34-31 (SF)
2008—Cowboys, 35-22 (D)
2011—Cowboys, 27-24 (SF) OT
2014—49ers, 28-17 (D)
2016—Cowboys, 24-17 (SF)
2017—Cowboys, 40-10 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 751, Cowboys 681)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 184, 49ers 148)
*NFC Championship
**NFC Divisional Playoff
DALLAS vs. SEATTLE
RS: Cowboys lead series, 10-8
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1976—Cowboys, 28-13 (S)
1980—Cowboys, 51-7 (D)
1983—Cowboys, 35-10 (S)
1986—Seahawks, 31-14 (D)
1992—Cowboys, 27-0 (D)
1998—Cowboys, 30-22 (D)
2001—Seahawks, 29-3 (S)
2002—Seahawks, 17-14 (D)
2004—Cowboys, 43-39 (S)
2005—Seahawks, 13-10 (S)
2006—*Seahawks, 21-20 (S)
2008—Cowboys, 34-9 (D)
2009—Cowboys, 38-17 (D)
2011—Cowboys, 23-13 (D)
2012—Seahawks, 27-7 (S)
2014—Cowboys, 30-23 (S)
2015—Seahawks, 13-12 (D)
2017—Seahawks, 21-12 (D)
2018—Seahawks, 24-13 (S)
*Cowboys, 24-22 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 424, Seahawks 328)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 44, Seahawks 43)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
DALLAS vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Cowboys lead series, 13-4
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0
1977—Cowboys, 23-7 (D)
1980—Cowboys, 28-17 (D)
1981—*Cowboys, 38-0 (D)
1982—Cowboys, 14-9 (D)
**Cowboys, 30-17 (D)
1983—Cowboys, 27-24 (D) OT
1990—Cowboys, 14-10 (D)
Cowboys, 17-13 (TB)
2000—Buccaneers, 27-7 (TB)
2001—Buccaneers, 10-6 (D)
2003—Buccaneers, 16-0 (TB)
2006—Cowboys, 38-10 (D)
2008—Cowboys, 13-9 (D)
2009—Cowboys, 34-21 (TB)
2011—Cowboys, 31-15 (TB)
2012—Cowboys, 16-10 (D)
2015—Buccaneers, 10-6 (TB)
2016—Cowboys, 26-20 (D)
2018—Cowboys, 27-20 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 327, Buccaneers 248)
(PS Pts.—Cowboys 68, Buccaneers 17)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
DALLAS vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Cowboys lead series, 8-7
1970—Cowboys, 52-10 (D)
1974—Cowboys, 10-0 (H)
1979—Oilers, 30-24 (D)
1982—Cowboys, 37-7 (H)
1985—Cowboys, 17-10 (H)
1988—Oilers, 25-17 (D)
1991—Oilers, 26-23 (H) OT
1994—Cowboys, 20-17 (D)
1997—Oilers, 27-14 (D)
2000—Titans, 31-0 (T)
2002—Cowboys, 21-13 (D)
2006—Cowboys, 45-14 (T)
2010—Titans, 34-27 (D)
2014—Cowboys, 26-10 (T)
2018—Titans, 28-14 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 347, Titans 282)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
DALLAS vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Cowboys lead series, 71-43-2
PS: Redskins lead series, 2-0
1960—Redskins, 26-14 (W)
1961—Tie, 28-28 (D)
Redskins, 34-24 (W)
1962—Tie, 35-35 (D)
Cowboys, 38-10 (W)
1963—Redskins, 21-17 (W)
Cowboys, 35-20 (D)
1964—Cowboys, 24-18 (D)
Redskins, 28-16 (W)
1965—Cowboys, 27-7 (D)
Redskins, 34-31 (W)
1966—Cowboys, 31-30 (W)
Redskins, 34-31 (D)
1967—Cowboys, 17-14 (W)
Redskins, 27-20 (D)
1968—Cowboys, 44-24 (W)
Cowboys, 29-20 (D)
1969—Cowboys, 41-28 (W)
Cowboys, 20-10 (D)
1970—Cowboys, 45-21 (W)
Cowboys, 34-0 (D)
1971—Redskins, 20-16 (D)
Cowboys, 13-0 (W)
1972—Redskins, 24-20 (W)
Cowboys, 34-24 (D)
*Redskins, 26-3 (W)
1973—Redskins, 14-7 (W)
Cowboys, 27-7 (D)
1974—Redskins, 28-21 (W)
Cowboys, 24-23 (D)
1975—Redskins, 30-24 (W) OT
Cowboys, 31-10 (D)
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1976—Cowboys, 20-7 (W)
Redskins, 27-14 (D)
1977—Cowboys, 34-16 (D)
Cowboys, 14-7 (W)
1978—Redskins, 9-5 (W)
Cowboys, 37-10 (D)
1979—Redskins, 34-20 (W)
Cowboys, 35-34 (D)
1980—Cowboys, 17-3 (W)
Cowboys, 14-10 (D)
1981—Cowboys, 26-10 (W)
Cowboys, 24-10 (D)
1982—Cowboys, 24-10 (W)
*Redskins, 31-17 (W)
1983—Cowboys, 31-30 (W)
Redskins, 31-10 (D)
1984—Redskins, 34-14 (W)
Redskins, 30-28 (D)
1985—Cowboys, 44-14 (D)
Cowboys, 13-7 (W)
1986—Cowboys, 30-6 (D)
Redskins, 41-14 (W)
1987—Redskins, 13-7 (D)
Redskins, 24-20 (W)
1988—Redskins, 35-17 (D)
Cowboys, 24-17 (W)
1989—Redskins, 30-7 (D)
Cowboys, 13-3 (W)
1990—Redskins, 19-15 (W)
Cowboys, 27-17 (D)
1991—Redskins, 33-31 (D)
Cowboys, 24-21 (W)
1992—Cowboys, 23-10 (D)
Redskins, 20-17 (W)
1993—Redskins, 35-16 (W)
Cowboys, 38-3 (D)
1994—Cowboys, 34-7 (W)
Cowboys, 31-7 (D)
1995—Redskins, 27-23 (W)
Redskins, 24-17 (D)
1996—Cowboys, 21-10 (D)
Redskins, 37-10 (W)
1997—Redskins, 21-16 (W)
Cowboys, 17-14 (D)
1998—Cowboys, 31-10 (W)
Cowboys, 23-7 (D)
1999—Cowboys, 41-35 (W) OT
Cowboys, 38-20 (D)
2000—Cowboys, 27-21 (W)
Cowboys, 32-13 (D)
2001—Cowboys, 9-7 (D)
Cowboys, 20-14 (W)
2002—Cowboys, 27-20 (D)
Redskins, 20-14 (W)
2003—Cowboys, 21-14 (D)
Cowboys, 27-0 (W)
2004—Cowboys, 21-18 (W)
Cowboys, 13-10 (D)
2005—Redskins, 14-13 (D)
Redskins, 35-7 (W)
2006—Cowboys, 27-10 (D)
Redskins, 22-19 (W)
2007—Cowboys, 28-23 (D)
Redskins, 27-6 (W)
2008—Redskins, 26-24 (D)
Cowboys, 14-10 (W)
2009—Cowboys, 7-6 (D)
Cowboys, 17-0 (W)
2010—Redskins, 13-7 (W)
Cowboys, 33-30 (D)
2011—Cowboys, 18-16 (D)
Cowboys, 27-24 (W) OT
2012—Redskins, 38-31 (D)
Redskins, 28-18 (W)
2013—Cowboys, 31-16 (D)
Cowboys, 24-23 (W)
2014—Redskins, 20-17 (D) OT
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Cowboys, 44-17 (W)
2015—Cowboys, 19-16 (W)
Redskins, 34-23 (D)
2016—Cowboys, 27-23 (W)
Cowboys, 31-26 (D)
2017—Cowboys, 33-19 (W)
Cowboys, 38-14 (D)
2013—Redskins, 20-17 (W)
Cowboys, 31-23 (D)
(RS Pts.—Cowboys 2,709, Redskins 2,238)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 57, Cowboys 20)
*NFC Championship
DENVER vs. ARIZONA
RS: Broncos lead series, 9-1-1;
See Arizona vs. Denver
DENVER vs. ATLANTA
RS: Broncos lead series, 8-6
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0;
See Atlanta vs. Denver
DENVER vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Series tied, 6-6
PS: Ravens lead series, 2-0;
See Baltimore vs. Denver
DENVER vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 20-16-1
PS: Bills lead series, 1-0;
See Buffalo vs. Denver
DENVER vs. CAROLINA
RS: Broncos lead series, 4-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. Denver
DENVER vs. CHICAGO
RS: Broncos lead series, 8-7;
See Chicago vs. Denver
DENVER vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Broncos lead series, 22-10;
See Cincinnati vs. Denver
DENVER vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Broncos lead series, 20-6
PS: Broncos lead series, 3-0;
See Cleveland vs. Denver
DENVER vs. DALLAS
RS: Broncos lead series, 8-4
PS: Cowboys lead series, 1-0;
See Dallas vs. Denver
DENVER vs. DETROIT
RS: Broncos lead series, 7-5
1971—Lions, 24-20 (Den)
1974—Broncos, 31-27 (Det)
1978—Lions, 17-14 (Det)
1981—Broncos, 27-21 (Den)
1984—Broncos, 28-7 (Det)
1987—Broncos, 34-0 (Den)
1990—Lions, 40-27 (Det)
1999—Broncos, 17-7 (Det)
2003—Broncos, 20-16 (Den)
2007—Lions, 44-7 (Det)
2011—Lions, 45-10 (Den)
2015—Broncos, 24-12 (Det)
(RS Pts.—Lions 260, Broncos 259)
DENVER vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Series tied, 6-6-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0
1971—Packers, 34-13 (Mil)
1975—Broncos, 23-13 (D)
1978—Broncos, 16-3 (D)
1984—Broncos, 17-14 (D)
1987—Tie, 17-17 (Mil) OT
1990—Broncos, 22-13 (D)
1993—Packers, 30-27 (GB)
1996—Packers, 41-6 (GB)
1997—*Broncos, 31-24 (San Diego)
1999—Broncos, 31-10 (D)
2003—Packers, 31-3 (GB)
2007—Packers, 19-13 (D) OT
2011—Packers, 49-23 (GB)
2015—Broncos, 29-10 (D)
(RS Pts.—Packers 284, Broncos 240)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 31, Packers 24)
*Super Bowl XXXII
DENVER vs. HOUSTON
RS: Broncos lead series, 4-3
2004—Broncos, 31-13 (D)
2007—Texans, 31-13 (H)
2010—Broncos, 24-23 (D)
2012—Texans, 31-25 (D)
2013—Broncos, 37-13 (H)
2016—Broncos, 27-9 (D)
2018—Texans, 19-17 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 174, Texans 139)
DENVER vs. *INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Broncos lead series, 14-10
PS: Colts lead series, 3-0
1974—Broncos, 17-6 (B)
1977—Broncos, 27-13 (D)
1978—Colts, 7-6 (B)
1981—Broncos, 28-10 (D)
1983—Broncos, 17-10 (B)
Broncos, 21-19 (D)
1985—Broncos, 15-10 (I)
1988—Colts, 55-23 (I)
1989—Broncos, 14-3 (D)
1990—Broncos, 27-17 (I)
1993—Broncos, 35-13 (D)
2001—Colts, 29-10 (I)
2002—Colts, 23-20 (D) OT
2003—Broncos, 31-17 (I)
**Colts, 41-10 (I)
2004—Broncos, 33-14 (D)
**Colts, 49-24 (I)
2006—Colts, 34-31 (D)
2007—Colts, 38-20 (I)
2009—Colts, 28-16 (I)
2010—Colts, 27-13 (D)
2013—Colts, 39-33 (I)
2014—Broncos, 31-24 (D)
***Colts, 24-13 (D)
2015—Colts, 27-24 (I)
2016—Broncos, 34-20 (D)
2017—Broncos, 25-13 (I)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 551, Colts 496)
(PS Pts.—Colts 114, Broncos 47)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**AFC First-Round Playoff
***AFC Divisional Playoff
DENVER vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 5-5
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1995—Broncos, 31-23 (D)
1996—*Jaguars, 30-27 (D)
1997—**Broncos, 42-17 (D)
1998—Broncos, 37-24 (D)
1999—Jaguars, 27-24 (J)
2004—Jaguars, 7-6 (J)
2005—Broncos, 20-7 (J)
2007—Jaguars, 23-14 (D)
2008—Jaguars, 24-17 (D)
2010—Jaguars, 24-17 (J)
2013—Broncos, 35-19 (D)
2016—Broncos, 20-10 (J)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 221, Jaguars 188)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 69, Jaguars 47)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC First-Round Playoff
DENVER vs. *KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 63-54
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0
1960—Texans, 17-14 (D)
Texans, 34-7 (Dal)
1961—Texans, 19-12 (D)
Texans, 49-21 (Dal)
1962—Texans, 24-3 (D)
Texans, 17-10 (Dal)
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1963—Chiefs, 59-7 (D)
Chiefs, 52-21 (KC)
1964—Broncos, 33-27 (D)
Chiefs, 49-39 (KC)
1965—Chiefs, 31-23 (D)
Chiefs, 45-35 (KC)
1966—Chiefs, 37-10 (KC)
Chiefs, 56-10 (D)
1967—Chiefs, 52-9 (KC)
Chiefs, 38-24 (D)
1968—Chiefs, 34-2 (KC)
Chiefs, 30-7 (D)
1969—Chiefs, 26-13 (D)
Chiefs, 31-17 (KC)
1970—Broncos, 26-13 (D)
Chiefs, 16-0 (KC)
1971—Chiefs, 16-3 (D)
Chiefs, 28-10 (KC)
1972—Chiefs, 45-24 (D)
Chiefs, 24-21 (KC)
1973—Chiefs, 16-14 (KC)
Broncos, 14-10 (D)
1974—Broncos, 17-14 (KC)
Chiefs, 42-34 (D)
1975—Broncos, 37-33 (D)
Chiefs, 26-13 (KC)
1976—Broncos, 35-26 (KC)
Broncos, 17-16 (D)
1977—Broncos, 23-7 (D)
Broncos, 14-7 (KC)
1978—Broncos, 23-17 (KC) OT
Broncos, 24-3 (D)
1979—Broncos, 24-10 (KC)
Broncos, 20-3 (D)
1980—Chiefs, 23-17 (D)
Chiefs, 31-14 (KC)
1981—Chiefs, 28-14 (KC)
Broncos, 16-13 (D)
1982—Chiefs, 37-16 (D)
1983—Broncos, 27-24 (D)
Chiefs, 48-17 (KC)
1984—Broncos, 21-0 (D)
Chiefs, 16-13 (KC)
1985—Broncos, 30-10 (KC)
Broncos, 14-13 (D)
1986—Broncos, 38-17 (D)
Chiefs, 37-10 (KC)
1987—Broncos, 26-17 (KC)
Broncos, 20-17 (D)
1988—Chiefs, 20-13 (KC)
Broncos, 17-11 (D)
1989—Broncos, 34-20 (D)
Broncos, 16-13 (KC)
1990—Broncos, 24-23 (D)
Chiefs, 31-20 (KC)
1991—Broncos, 19-16 (D)
Broncos, 24-20 (KC)
1992—Broncos, 20-19 (D)
Chiefs, 42-20 (KC)
1993—Chiefs, 15-7 (KC)
Broncos, 27-21 (D)
1994—Chiefs, 31-28 (D)
Broncos, 20-17 (KC) OT
1995—Chiefs, 21-7 (D)
Chiefs, 20-17 (KC)
1996—Chiefs, 17-14 (KC)
Broncos, 34-7 (D)
1997—Broncos, 19-3 (D)
Chiefs, 24-22 (KC)
**Broncos, 14-10 (KC)
1998—Broncos, 30-7 (KC)
Broncos, 35-31 (D)
1999—Chiefs, 26-10 (KC)
Chiefs, 16-10 (D)
2000—Chiefs, 23-22 (D)
Chiefs, 20-7 (KC)
2001—Broncos, 20-6 (D)
436
Chiefs, 26-23 (KC) OT
2002—Broncos, 37-34 (KC) OT
Broncos, 31-24 (D)
2003—Chiefs, 24-23 (KC)
Broncos, 45-27 (D)
2004—Broncos, 34-24 (D)
Chiefs, 45-17 (KC)
2005—Broncos, 30-10 (D)
Chiefs, 31-27 (KC)
2006—Broncos, 9-6 (D) OT
Chiefs, 19-10 (KC)
2007—Broncos, 27-11 (KC)
Broncos, 41-7 (D)
2008—Chiefs, 33-19 (KC)
Broncos, 24-17 (D)
2009—Broncos, 44-13 (KC)
Chiefs, 44-24 (D)
2010—Broncos, 49-29 (D)
Chiefs, 10-6 (KC)
2011—Broncos, 17-10 (KC)
Chiefs, 7-3 (D)
2012—Broncos, 17-9 (KC)
Broncos, 38-3 (D)
2013—Broncos, 27-17 (D)
Broncos, 35-28 (KC)
2014—Broncos, 24-17 (D)
Broncos, 29-16 (KC)
2015—Broncos, 31-24 (KC)
Chiefs, 29-13 (D)
2016—Chiefs, 30-27 (D) OT
Chiefs, 33-10 (KC)
2017—Chiefs, 29-19 (KC)
Chiefs, 27-24 (D)
2018—Chiefs, 27-23 (D)
Chiefs, 30-23 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 2,720, Broncos 2,419)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 14, Chiefs 10)
*Franchise in Dallas prior to 1963 and
known as Texans
**AFC Divisional Playoff
DENVER vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Broncos lead series, 65-52-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0
1960—Chargers, 23-19 (D)
Chargers, 41-33 (LA)
1961—Chargers, 37-0 (SD)
Chargers, 19-16 (D)
1962—Broncos, 30-21 (D)
Broncos, 23-20 (SD)
1963—Broncos, 50-34 (D)
Chargers, 58-20 (SD)
1964—Chargers, 42-14 (SD)
Chargers, 31-20 (D)
1965—Chargers, 34-31 (SD)
Chargers, 33-21 (D)
1966—Chargers, 24-17 (SD)
Broncos, 20-17 (D)
1967—Chargers, 38-21 (D)
Chargers, 24-20 (SD)
1968—Chargers, 55-24 (SD)
Chargers, 47-23 (D)
1969—Broncos, 13-0 (D)
Chargers, 45-24 (SD)
1970—Chargers, 24-21 (SD)
Tie, 17-17 (D)
1971—Broncos, 20-16 (D)
Chargers, 45-17 (SD)
1972—Chargers, 37-14 (SD)
Broncos, 38-13 (D)
1973—Broncos, 30-19 (D)
Broncos, 42-28 (SD)
1974—Broncos, 27-7 (D)
Chargers, 17-0 (SD)
1975—Broncos, 27-17 (SD)
Broncos, 13-10 (D) OT
1976—Broncos, 26-0 (D)
Broncos, 17-0 (SD)
1977—Broncos, 17-14 (SD)
Broncos, 17-9 (D)
1978—Broncos, 27-14 (D)
Chargers, 23-0 (SD)
1979—Broncos, 7-0 (D)
Chargers, 17-7 (SD)
1980—Chargers, 30-13 (D)
Broncos, 20-13 (SD)
1981—Broncos, 42-24 (D)
Chargers, 34-17 (SD)
1982—Chargers, 23-3 (D)
Chargers, 30-20 (SD)
1983—Broncos, 14-6 (D)
Chargers, 31-7 (SD)
1984—Broncos, 16-13 (SD)
Broncos, 16-13 (D)
1985—Chargers, 30-10 (SD)
Broncos, 30-24 (D) OT
1986—Broncos, 31-14 (SD)
Chargers, 9-3 (D)
1987—Broncos, 31-17 (SD)
Broncos, 24-0 (D)
1988—Broncos, 34-3 (D)
Broncos, 12-0 (SD)
1989—Broncos, 16-10 (D)
Chargers, 19-16 (SD)
1990—Chargers, 19-7 (SD)
Broncos, 20-10 (D)
1991—Broncos, 27-19 (D)
Broncos, 17-14 (SD)
1992—Broncos, 21-13 (D)
Chargers, 24-21 (SD)
1993—Broncos, 34-17 (D)
Chargers, 13-10 (SD)
1994—Chargers, 37-34 (D)
Broncos, 20-15 (SD)
1995—Chargers, 17-6 (SD)
Broncos, 30-27 (D)
1996—Broncos, 28-17 (D)
Chargers, 16-10 (SD)
1997—Broncos, 38-28 (SD)
Broncos, 38-3 (D)
1998—Broncos, 27-10 (D)
Broncos, 31-16 (SD)
1999—Broncos, 33-17 (SD)
Chargers, 12-6 (D)
2000—Broncos, 21-7 (SD)
Broncos, 38-37 (D)
2001—Chargers, 27-10 (SD)
Broncos, 26-16 (D)
2002—Broncos, 26-9 (D)
Chargers, 30-27 (SD) OT
2003—Broncos, 37-13 (SD)
Broncos, 37-8 (D)
2004—Broncos, 23-13 (D)
Chargers, 20-17 (SD)
2005—Broncos, 20-17 (D)
Broncos, 23-7 (SD)
2006—Chargers, 35-27 (D)
Chargers, 48-20 (SD)
2007—Chargers, 41-3 (D)
Chargers, 23-3 (SD)
2008—Broncos, 39-38 (D)
Chargers, 52-21 (SD)
2009—Broncos, 34-23 (SD)
Chargers, 32-3 (D)
2010—Chargers, 35-14 (SD)
Chargers, 33-28 (D)
2011—Chargers, 29-24 (D)
Broncos, 16-13 (SD) OT
2012—Broncos, 35-24 (SD)
Broncos, 30-23 (D)
2013—Broncos, 28-20 (SD)
Chargers, 27-20 (D)
**Broncos, 24-17 (D)
2014—Broncos, 35-21 (D)
Broncos, 22-10 (SD)
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2015—Broncos, 17-3 (SD)
Broncos, 27-20 (D)
2016—Chargers, 21-13 (SD)
Broncos, 27-19 (D)
2017—Broncos, 24-21 (D)
Chargers, 21-0 (LA)
2018—Broncos, 23-22 (LA)
Chargers, 23-9 (D)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 2,540, Broncos 2,503)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 24, Chargers 17)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
**AFC Divisional Playoff
DENVER vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 9-5
1972—Broncos, 16-10 (LA)
1974—Rams, 17-10 (D)
1979—Rams, 13-9 (D)
1982—Broncos, 27-24 (LA)
1985—Rams, 20-16 (LA)
1988—Broncos, 35-24 (D)
1994—Rams, 27-21 (LA)
1997—Broncos, 35-14 (D)
2000—Rams, 41-36 (StL)
2002—Broncos, 23-16 (D)
2006—Rams, 18-10 (StL)
2010—Rams, 36-33 (D)
2014—Rams, 22-7 (StL)
2018—Rams, 23-20 (D)
(RS Pts.—Rams 305, Broncos 298)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
DENVER vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 12-5-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0
1966—Dolphins, 24-7 (M)
Broncos, 17-7 (D)
1967—Dolphins, 35-21 (M)
1968—Broncos, 21-14 (D)
1969—Dolphins, 27-24 (M)
1971—Tie, 10-10 (D)
1975—Dolphins, 14-13 (M)
1985—Dolphins, 30-26 (D)
1998—Dolphins, 31-21 (M)
*Broncos, 38-3 (D)
1999—Dolphins, 38-21 (D)
2001—Dolphins, 21-10 (M)
2002—Dolphins, 24-22 (D)
2004—Broncos, 20-17 (D)
2005—Dolphins, 34-10 (M)
2008—Dolphins, 26-17 (D)
2011—Broncos, 18-15 (M) OT
2014—Broncos, 39-36 (D)
2017—Dolphins, 35-9 (M)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 438, Broncos 326)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 38, Dolphins 3)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
DENVER vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Series tied, 7-7
1972—Vikings, 23-20 (D)
1978—Vikings, 12-9 (M) OT
1981—Broncos, 19-17 (D)
1984—Broncos, 42-21 (D)
1987—Vikings, 34-27 (M)
1990—Vikings, 27-22 (M)
1991—Broncos, 13-6 (M)
1993—Vikings, 26-23 (D)
1996—Broncos, 21-17 (M)
1999—Vikings, 23-20 (D)
2003—Vikings, 28-20 (M)
2007—Broncos, 22-19 (D) OT
2011—Broncos, 35-32 (M)
2015—Broncos, 23-20 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 316, Vikings 305)
DENVER vs. *NEW ENGLAND
RS: Broncos lead series, 26-22
PS: Broncos lead series, 4-1
1960—Broncos, 13-10 (B)
Broncos, 31-24 (D)
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1961—Patriots, 45-17 (B)
Patriots, 28-24 (D)
1962—Patriots, 41-16 (B)
Patriots, 33-29 (D)
1963—Broncos, 14-10 (D)
Patriots, 40-21 (B)
1964—Patriots, 39-10 (D)
Patriots, 12-7 (B)
1965—Broncos, 27-10 (B)
Patriots, 28-20 (D)
1966—Patriots, 24-10 (D)
Broncos, 17-10 (B)
1967—Broncos, 26-21 (D)
1968—Patriots, 20-17 (D)
Broncos, 35-14 (B)
1969—Broncos, 35-7 (D)
1972—Broncos, 45-21 (D)
1976—Patriots, 38-14 (NE)
1979—Broncos, 45-10 (D)
1980—Patriots, 23-14 (NE)
1984—Broncos, 26-19 (D)
1986—Broncos, 27-20 (D)
**Broncos, 22-17 (D)
1987—Broncos, 31-20 (D)
1988—Broncos, 21-10 (D)
1991—Broncos, 9-6 (NE)
Broncos, 20-3 (D)
1995—Broncos, 37-3 (NE)
1996—Broncos, 34-8 (NE)
1997—Broncos, 34-13 (D)
1998—Broncos, 27-21 (D)
1999—Patriots, 24-23 (NE)
2000—Patriots, 28-19 (D)
2001—Broncos, 31-20 (D)
2002—Broncos, 24-16 (NE)
2003—Patriots, 30-26 (D)
2005—Broncos, 28-20 (D)
**Broncos, 27-13 (D)
2006—Broncos, 17-7 (NE)
2008—Patriots, 41-7 (NE)
2009—Broncos, 20-17 (D) OT
2011—Patriots, 41-23 (D)
**Patriots, 45-10 (NE)
2012—Patriots, 31-21 (NE)
2013—Patriots, 34-31 (NE) OT
***Broncos, 26-16 (D)
2014—Patriots, 43-21 (NE)
2015—Broncos, 30-24 (D) OT
***Broncos, 20-18 (D)
2016—Patriots, 16-3 (D)
2017—Patriots, 41-16 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 1,093, Patriots 1,064)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 109, Broncos 105)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC Championship
DENVER vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Broncos lead series, 9-2
1970—Broncos, 31-6 (NO)
1974—Broncos, 33-17 (D)
1979—Broncos, 10-3 (D)
1985—Broncos, 34-23 (D)
1988—Saints, 42-0 (NO)
1994—Saints, 30-28 (D)
2000—Broncos, 38-23 (NO)
2004—Broncos, 34-13 (NO)
2008—Broncos, 34-32 (D)
2012—Broncos, 34-14 (D)
2016—Broncos, 25-23 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 301, Saints 226)
DENVER vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Series tied, 6-6
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0
1972—Giants, 29-17 (NY)
1976—Broncos, 14-13 (D)
1980—Broncos, 14-9 (NY)
1986—Giants, 19-16 (NY)
*Giants, 39-20 (Pasadena)
1989—Giants, 14-7 (D)
1992—Broncos, 27-13 (D)
1998—Giants, 20-16 (NY)
2001—Broncos, 31-20 (D)
2005—Giants, 24-23 (NY)
2009—Broncos, 26-6 (D)
2013—Broncos, 41-23 (NY)
2017—Giants, 23-10 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 242, Giants 213)
(PS Pts.—Giants 39, Broncos 20)
*Super Bowl XXI
DENVER vs. *N.Y. JETS
RS: Broncos lead series, 19-16-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0
1960—Titans, 28-24 (NY)
Titans, 30-27 (D)
1961—Titans, 35-28 (NY)
Broncos, 27-10 (D)
1962—Broncos, 32-10 (NY)
Titans, 46-45 (D)
1963—Tie, 35-35 (NY)
Jets, 14-9 (D)
1964—Jets, 30-6 (NY)
Broncos, 20-16 (D)
1965—Broncos, 16-13 (D)
Jets, 45-10 (NY)
1966—Jets, 16-7 (D)
1967—Jets, 38-24 (D)
Broncos, 33-24 (NY)
1968—Broncos, 21-13 (NY)
1969—Broncos, 21-19 (D)
1973—Broncos, 40-28 (NY)
1976—Broncos, 46-3 (D)
1978—Jets, 31-28 (D)
1980—Broncos, 31-24 (D)
1986—Jets, 22-10 (NY)
1992—Broncos, 27-16 (D)
1993—Broncos, 26-20 (NY)
1994—Jets, 25-22 (NY) OT
1996—Broncos, 31-6 (D)
1998—**Broncos, 23-10 (D)
1999—Jets, 21-13 (D)
2000—Broncos, 30-23 (NY)
2002—Jets, 19-13 (NY)
2005—Broncos, 27-0 (D)
2008—Broncos, 34-17 (NY)
2010—Jets, 24-20 (D)
2011—Broncos, 17-13 (D)
2014—Broncos, 31-17 (NY)
2017—Broncos, 23-0 (D)
2018—Jets, 34-16 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 870, Jets 765)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 23, Jets 10)
*Jets known as Titans prior to 1963
**AFC Championship
DENVER vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 63-52-2
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1960—Broncos, 31-14 (D)
Raiders, 48-10 (O)
1961—Raiders, 33-19 (O)
Broncos, 27-24 (D)
1962—Broncos, 44-7 (D)
Broncos, 23-6 (O)
1963—Raiders, 26-10 (D)
Raiders, 35-31 (O)
1964—Raiders, 40-7 (O)
Tie, 20-20 (D)
1965—Raiders, 28-20 (D)
Raiders, 24-13 (O)
1966—Raiders, 17-3 (D)
Raiders, 28-10 (O)
1967—Raiders, 51-0 (O)
Raiders, 21-17 (D)
1968—Raiders, 43-7 (D)
Raiders, 33-27 (O)
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1969—Raiders, 24-14 (D) 2007—Broncos, 23-20 (D) OT 2015—Steelers, 34-27 (P)
Raiders, 41-10 (O) Raiders, 34-20 (O) *Broncos, 23-16 (D)
1970—Raiders, 35-23 (O) 2008—Broncos, 41-14 (O) 2018—Broncos, 24-17 (D)
Raiders, 24-19 (D) Raiders, 31-10 (D) (RS Pts.—Broncos 540, Steelers 505)
1971—Raiders, 27-16 (D) 2009—Broncos, 23-3 (O) (PS Pts.—Steelers 195, Broncos 178)
Raiders, 21-13 (O) Raiders, 20-19 (D) *AFC Divisional Playoff
1972—Broncos, 30-23 (O) 2010—Raiders, 59-14 (D) **AFC Championship
Raiders, 37-20 (D) Raiders, 39-23 (O) ***AFC First-Round Playoff
1973—Tie, 23-23 (D) 2011—Raiders, 23-20 (D) DENVER vs. SAN FRANCISCO
Raiders, 21-17 (O) Broncos, 38-24 (O) RS: Series tied, 7-7
1974—Raiders, 28-17 (D) 2012—Broncos, 37-6 (D) PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0
Broncos, 20-17 (O) Broncos, 26-13 (O) 1970—49ers, 19-14 (SF)
1975—Raiders, 42-17 (D) 2013—Broncos, 37-21 (D) 1973—49ers, 36-34 (D)
Raiders, 17-10 (O) Broncos, 34-14 (O) 1979—Broncos, 38-28 (SF)
1976—Raiders, 17-10 (D) 2014—Broncos, 41-17 (O) 1982—Broncos, 24-21 (D)
Raiders, 19-6 (O) Broncos, 47-14 (D) 1985—Broncos, 17-16 (D)
1977—Broncos, 30-7 (O) 2015—Broncos, 16-10 (O) 1988—Broncos, 16-13 (SF) OT
Raiders, 24-14 (D) Raiders, 15-12 (D) 1989—*49ers, 55-10 (New Orleans)
**Broncos, 20-17 (D) 2016—Raiders, 30-20 (O) 1994—49ers, 42-19 (SF)
1978—Broncos, 14-6 (D) Broncos, 24-6 (D) 1997—49ers, 34-17 (SF)
Broncos, 21-6 (O) 2017—Broncos, 16-10 (D) 2000—Broncos, 38-9 (D)
1979—Raiders, 27-3 (O) Raiders, 21-14 (O) 2002—Broncos, 24-14 (SF)
Raiders, 14-10 (D) 2018—Broncos, 20-19 (D) 2006—49ers, 26-23 (D) OT
1980—Raiders, 9-3 (O) Raiders, 27-14 (O) 2010—49ers, 24-16 (London)
Raiders, 24-21 (D) (RS Pts.—Raiders 2,489, Broncos 2,394) 2014—Broncos, 42-17 (D)
1981—Broncos, 9-7 (D) (PS Pts.—Raiders 59, Broncos 44) 2018—49ers, 20-14 (SF)
Broncos, 17-0 (O) *Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994 (RS Pts.—Broncos 336, 49ers 319)
1982—Raiders, 27-10 (LA) **AFC Championship (PS Pts.—49ers 55, Broncos 10)
1983—Raiders, 22-7 (D) ***AFC First-Round Playoff *Super Bowl XXIV
Raiders, 22-20 (LA) DENVER vs. PHILADELPHIA DENVER vs. SEATTLE
1984—Broncos, 16-13 (D) RS: Eagles lead series, 8-5 RS: Broncos lead series, 35-19
Broncos, 22-19 (LA) OT 1971—Eagles, 17-16 (P) PS: Seahawks lead series, 2-0
1985—Raiders, 31-28 (LA) OT 1975—Broncos, 25-10 (D) 1977—Broncos, 24-13 (S)
Raiders, 17-14 (D) OT 1980—Eagles, 27-6 (P) 1978—Broncos, 28-7 (D)
1986—Broncos, 38-36 (D) 1983—Eagles, 13-10 (D) Broncos, 20-17 (S) OT
Broncos, 21-10 (LA) 1986—Broncos, 33-7 (P) 1979—Broncos, 37-34 (D)
1987—Broncos, 30-14 (D) 1989—Eagles, 28-24 (D) Seahawks, 28-23 (S)
Broncos, 23-17 (LA) 1992—Eagles, 30-0 (P) 1980—Broncos, 36-20 (D)
1988—Raiders, 30-27 (D) OT 1995—Eagles, 31-13 (P) Broncos, 25-17 (S)
Raiders, 21-20 (LA) 1998—Broncos, 41-16 (D) 1981—Seahawks, 13-10 (S)
1989—Broncos, 31-21 (D) 2005—Broncos, 49-21 (D) Broncos, 23-13 (D)
Raiders, 16-13 (LA) OT 2009—Eagles, 30-27 (P) 1982—Seahawks, 17-10 (D)
1990—Raiders, 14-9 (LA) 2013—Broncos, 52-20 (D) Seahawks, 13-11 (S)
Raiders, 23-20 (D) 2017—Eagles, 51-23 (P) 1983—Seahawks, 27-19 (S)
1991—Raiders, 16-13 (LA) (RS Pts.—Broncos 319, Eagles 301) Broncos, 38-27 (D)
Raiders, 17-16 (D) DENVER vs. PITTSBURGH *Seahawks, 31-7 (S)
1992—Broncos, 17-13 (D) RS: Broncos lead series, 15-8-1 1984—Seahawks, 27-24 (D)
Raiders, 24-0 (LA) PS: Broncos lead series, 5-3 Broncos, 31-14 (S)
1993—Raiders, 23-20 (D) 1970—Broncos, 16-13 (D) 1985—Broncos, 13-10 (D) OT
Raiders, 33-30 (LA) OT 1971—Broncos, 22-10 (P) Broncos, 27-24 (S)
***Raiders, 42-24 (LA) 1973—Broncos, 23-13 (P) 1986—Broncos, 20-13 (D)
1994—Raiders, 48-16 (D) 1974—Tie, 35-35 (D) OT Seahawks, 41-16 (S)
Raiders, 23-13 (LA) 1975—Steelers, 20-9 (P) 1987—Broncos, 40-17 (D)
1995—Broncos, 27-0 (D) 1977—Broncos, 21-7 (D) Seahawks, 28-21 (S)
Broncos, 31-28 (O) *Broncos, 34-21 (D) 1988—Seahawks, 21-14 (D)
1996—Broncos, 22-21 (O) 1978—Steelers, 21-17 (D) Seahawks, 42-14 (S)
Broncos, 24-19 (D) *Steelers, 33-10 (P) 1989—Broncos, 24-21 (S) OT
1997—Raiders, 28-25 (O) 1979—Steelers, 42-7 (P) Broncos, 41-14 (D)
Broncos, 31-3 (D) 1983—Broncos, 14-10 (P) 1990—Broncos, 34-31 (D) OT
1998—Broncos, 34-17 (O) 1984—*Steelers, 24-17 (D) Seahawks, 17-12 (S)
Broncos, 40-14 (D) 1985—Broncos, 31-23 (P) 1991—Broncos, 16-10 (D)
1999—Broncos, 16-13 (O) 1986—Broncos, 21-10 (P) Seahawks, 13-10 (S)
Broncos, 27-21 (D) OT 1988—Steelers, 39-21 (P) 1992—Seahawks, 16-13 (S) OT
2000—Broncos, 33-24 (O) 1989—Broncos, 34-7 (D) Broncos, 10-6 (D)
Broncos, 27-24 (D) *Broncos, 24-23 (D) 1993—Broncos, 28-17 (D)
2001—Raiders, 38-28 (O) 1990—Steelers, 34-17 (D) Broncos, 17-9 (S)
Broncos, 23-17 (D) 1991—Broncos, 20-13 (D) 1994—Broncos, 16-9 (S)
2002—Raiders, 34-10 (D) 1993—Broncos, 37-13 (D) Broncos, 17-10 (D)
Raiders, 28-16 (O) 1997—Steelers, 35-24 (P) 1995—Seahawks, 27-10 (S)
2003—Broncos, 31-10 (D) **Broncos, 24-21 (P) Seahawks, 31-27 (D)
Broncos, 22-8 (O) 2003—Broncos, 17-14 (D) 1996—Broncos, 30-20 (S)
2004—Broncos, 31-3 (O) 2005—**Steelers, 34-17 (D) Broncos, 34-7 (D)
Raiders, 25-24 (D) 2006—Broncos, 31-20 (P) 1997—Broncos, 35-14 (S)
2005—Broncos, 31-17 (O) 2007—Broncos, 31-28 (D) Broncos, 30-27 (D)
Broncos, 22-3 (D) 2009—Steelers, 28-10 (D) 1998—Broncos, 21-16 (S)
2006—Broncos, 13-3 (D) 2011—***Broncos, 29-23 (D) OT Broncos, 28-21 (D)
Broncos, 17-13 (O) 2012—Broncos, 31-19 (D) 1999—Seahawks, 20-17 (S)

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Broncos, 36-30 (D) OT
2000—Broncos, 38-31 (S)
Broncos, 31-24 (D)
2001—Seahawks, 34-21 (S)
Broncos, 20-7 (D)
2002—Broncos, 31-9 (S)
2006—Seahawks, 23-20 (D)
2010—Broncos, 31-14 (D)
2013—**Seahawks, 43-8 (New Jersey)
2014—Seahawks, 26-20 (S) OT
2018—Broncos, 27-24 (D)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 1,269, Seahawks 1,061)
(PS Pts.—Seahawks 74, Broncos 15)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
**Super Bowl XLVIII
DENVER vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Broncos lead series, 7-2
1976—Broncos, 48-13 (D)
1981—Broncos, 24-7 (TB)
1993—Buccaneers, 17-10 (D)
1996—Broncos, 27-23 (D)
1999—Buccaneers, 13-10 (TB)
2004—Broncos, 16-13 (TB)
2008—Broncos, 16-13 (D)
2012—Broncos, 31-23 (D)
2016—Broncos, 27-7 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Broncos 209, Buccaneers 129)
DENVER vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 22-15-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 2-1
1960—Oilers, 45-25 (D)
Oilers, 20-10 (H)
1961—Oilers, 55-14 (D)
Oilers, 45-14 (H)
1962—Broncos, 20-10 (D)
Oilers, 34-17 (H)
1963—Oilers, 20-14 (H)
Oilers, 33-24 (D)
1964—Oilers, 38-17 (D)
Oilers, 34-15 (H)
1965—Broncos, 28-17 (D)
Broncos, 31-21 (H)
1966—Oilers, 45-7 (H)
Broncos, 40-38 (D)
1967—Oilers, 10-6 (H)
Oilers, 20-18 (D)
1968—Oilers, 38-17 (H)
1969—Oilers, 24-21 (H)
Tie, 20-20 (D)
1970—Oilers, 31-21 (H)
1972—Broncos, 30-17 (D)
1973—Broncos, 48-20 (H)
1974—Broncos, 37-14 (D)
1976—Oilers, 17-3 (H)
1977—Broncos, 24-14 (H)
1979—**Oilers, 13-7 (H)
1980—Oilers, 20-16 (D)
1983—Broncos, 26-14 (H)
1985—Broncos, 31-20 (D)
1987—Oilers, 40-10 (D)
***Broncos, 34-10 (D)
1991—Oilers, 42-14 (H)
***Broncos, 26-24 (D)
1992—Broncos, 27-21 (D)
1995—Oilers, 42-33 (H)
2004—Broncos, 37-16 (T)
2007—Broncos, 34-20 (D)
2010—Broncos, 26-20 (T)
2011—Titans, 17-14 (T)
2013—Broncos, 51-28 (D)
2016—Titans, 13-10 (T)
(RS Pts.—Titans 993, Broncos 850)
(PS Pts.—Broncos 67, Titans 47)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as the Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC First-Round Playoff
***AFC Divisional Playoff
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DENVER vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Broncos lead series, 7-6
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0
1970—Redskins, 19-3 (D)
1974—Redskins, 30-3 (W)
1980—Broncos, 20-17 (D)
1986—Broncos, 31-30 (D)
1987—*Redskins, 42-10 (San Diego)
1989—Broncos, 14-10 (W)
1992—Redskins, 34-3 (W)
1995—Broncos, 38-31 (D)
1998—Broncos, 38-16 (W)
2001—Redskins, 17-10 (D)
2005—Broncos, 21-19 (D)
2009—Redskins, 27-17 (W)
2013—Broncos, 45-21 (D)
2017—Redskins, 27-11 (W)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 298, Broncos 254)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 42, Broncos 10)
*Super Bowl XXII
DETROIT vs. ARIZONA
RS: Lions lead series, 33-28-5;
See Arizona vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. ATLANTA
RS: Lions lead series, 24-13;
See Atlanta vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-1;
See Baltimore vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 6-4-1;
See Buffalo vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 6-3;
See Carolina vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 99-74-5;
See Chicago vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 9-3;
See Cincinnati vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Lions lead series, 16-4
PS: Lions lead series, 3-1;
See Cleveland vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 14-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-1;
See Dallas vs. Detroit
DETROIT vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 7-5;
See Denver vs. Detroit
*DETROIT vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 98-72-7
PS: Packers lead series, 2-0
1930—Packers, 47-13 (GB)
Tie, 6-6 (P)
1932—Packers, 15-10 (GB)
Spartans, 19-0 (P)
1933—Packers, 17-0 (GB)
Spartans, 7-0 (P)
1934—Lions, 3-0 (GB)
Packers, 3-0 (D)
1935—Packers, 13-9 (Mil)
Packers, 31-7 (GB)
Lions, 20-10 (D)
1936—Packers, 20-18 (GB)
Packers, 26-17 (D)
1937—Packers, 26-6 (GB)
Packers, 14-13 (D)
1938—Lions, 17-7 (GB)
Packers, 28-7 (D)
1939—Packers, 26-7 (GB)
Packers, 12-7 (D)
1940—Lions, 23-14 (GB)
Packers, 50-7 (D)
1941—Packers, 23-0 (GB)
Packers, 24-7 (D)
1942—Packers, 38-7 (Mil)
Packers, 28-7 (D)
1943—Packers, 35-14 (GB)
Packers, 27-6 (D)
1944—Packers, 27-6 (Mil)
Packers, 14-0 (D)
1945—Packers, 57-21 (Mil)
Lions, 14-3 (D)
1946—Packers, 10-7 (Mil)
Packers, 9-0 (D)
1947—Packers, 34-17 (GB)
Packers, 35-14 (D)
1948—Packers, 33-21 (GB)
Lions, 24-20 (D)
1949—Packers, 16-14 (Mil)
Lions, 21-7 (D)
1950—Lions, 45-7 (GB)
Lions, 24-21 (D)
1951—Lions, 24-17 (GB)
Lions, 52-35 (D)
1952—Lions, 52-17 (GB)
Lions, 48-24 (D)
1953—Lions, 14-7 (GB)
Lions, 34-15 (D)
1954—Lions, 21-17 (GB)
Lions, 28-24 (D)
1955—Packers, 20-17 (GB)
Lions, 24-10 (D)
1956—Lions, 20-16 (GB)
Packers, 24-20 (D)
1957—Lions, 24-14 (GB)
Lions, 18-6 (D)
1958—Tie, 13-13 (GB)
Lions, 24-14 (D)
1959—Packers, 28-10 (GB)
Packers, 24-17 (D)
1960—Packers, 28-9 (GB)
Lions, 23-10 (D)
1961—Lions, 17-13 (Mil)
Packers, 17-9 (D)
1962—Packers, 9-7 (GB)
Lions, 26-14 (D)
1963—Packers, 31-10 (Mil)
Tie, 13-13 (D)
1964—Packers, 14-10 (D)
Packers, 30-7 (GB)
1965—Packers, 31-21 (D)
Lions, 12-7 (GB)
1966—Packers, 23-14 (GB)
Packers, 31-7 (D)
1967—Tie, 17-17 (GB)
Packers, 27-17 (D)
1968—Lions, 23-17 (GB)
Tie, 14-14 (D)
1969—Packers, 28-17 (D)
Lions, 16-10 (GB)
1970—Lions, 40-0 (GB)
Lions, 20-0 (D)
1971—Lions, 31-28 (D)
Tie, 14-14 (Mil)
1972—Packers, 24-23 (D)
Packers, 33-7 (GB)
1973—Tie, 13-13 (GB)
Lions, 34-0 (D)
1974—Packers, 21-19 (Mil)
Lions, 19-17 (D)
1975—Lions, 30-16 (Mil)
Lions, 13-10 (D)
1976—Packers, 24-14 (GB)
Lions, 27-6 (D)
1977—Lions, 10-6 (D)
Packers, 10-9 (GB)
1978—Packers, 13-7 (D)
Packers, 35-14 (Mil)
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1979—Packers, 24-16 (Mil) Packers, 31-24 (D) 1981—Lions, 27-10 (D)
Packers, 18-13 (D) 2017—Lions, 30-17 (GB) 1987—Chiefs, 27-20 (D)
1980—Lions, 29-7 (Mil) Lions, 35-11 (D) 1988—Lions, 7-6 (KC)
Lions, 24-3 (D) 2018—Lions, 31-23 (D) 1990—Chiefs, 43-24 (KC)
1981—Lions, 31-27 (D) Lions, 31-0 (GB) 1996—Chiefs, 28-24 (D)
Packers, 31-17 (GB) (RS Pts.—Packers 3,737, Lions 3,292) 1999—Chiefs, 31-21 (KC)
1982—Lions, 30-10 (GB) (PS Pts.—Packers 44, Lions 36) 2003—Chiefs, 45-17 (KC)
Lions, 27-24 (D) *Franchise in Portsmouth prior to 1934 2007—Lions, 25-20 (D)
1983—Lions, 38-14 (D) and known as the Spartans 2011—Lions, 48-3 (D)
Lions, 23-20 (Mil) OT **NFC First-Round Playoff 2015—Chiefs, 45-10 (London)
1984—Packers, 41-9 (GB) DETROIT vs. HOUSTON (RS Pts.—Chiefs 323, Lions 293)
Lions, 31-28 (D) RS: Texans lead series, 3-1 DETROIT vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
1985—Packers, 43-10 (GB) 2004—Lions, 28-16 (D) RS: Chargers lead series, 7-4
Packers, 26-23 (D) 2008—Texans, 28-21 (H) 1972—Lions, 34-20 (D)
1986—Lions, 21-14 (GB) 2012—Texans, 34-31 (D) OT 1977—Lions, 20-0 (D)
Packers, 44-40 (D) 2016—Texans, 20-13 (H) 1978—Lions, 31-14 (D)
1987—Lions, 19-16 (GB) OT (RS Pts.—Texans 98, Lions 93) 1981—Chargers, 28-23 (SD)
Packers, 34-33 (D) DETROIT vs. *INDIANAPOLIS 1984—Chargers, 27-24 (SD)
1988—Lions, 19-9 (Mil) RS: Colts lead series, 21-19-2 1996—Chargers, 27-21 (SD)
Lions, 30-14 (D) 1953—Lions, 27-17 (B) 1999—Chargers, 20-10 (D)
1989—Packers, 23-20 (Mil) OT Lions, 17-7 (D) 2003—Chargers, 14-7 (D)
Lions, 31-22 (D) 1954—Lions, 35-0 (D) 2007—Chargers, 51-14 (SD)
1990—Packers, 24-21 (D) Lions, 27-3 (B) 2011—Lions, 38-10 (D)
Lions, 24-17 (GB) 1955—Colts, 28-13 (B) 2015—Chargers, 33-28 (SD)
1991—Lions, 23-14 (D) Lions, 24-14 (D) (RS Pts.—Lions 250, Chargers 244)
Lions, 21-17 (GB) 1956—Lions, 31-14 (B) *Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
1992—Packers, 27-13 (D) Lions, 27-3 (D) DETROIT vs. *L.A. RAMS
Packers, 38-10 (Mil) 1957—Colts, 34-14 (B) RS: Rams lead series, 44-40-1
1993—Packers, 26-17 (Mil) Lions, 31-27 (D) PS: Lions lead series, 1-0
Lions, 30-20 (D) 1958—Colts, 28-15 (B) 1937—Lions, 28-0 (C)
**Packers, 28-24 (D) Colts, 40-14 (D) Lions, 27-7 (D)
1994—Packers, 38-30 (Mil) 1959—Colts, 21-9 (B) 1938—Rams, 21-17 (C)
Lions, 34-31 (D) Colts, 31-24 (D) Lions, 6-0 (D)
**Packers, 16-12 (GB) 1960—Lions, 30-17 (D) 1939—Lions, 15-7 (D)
1995—Packers, 30-21 (GB) Lions, 20-15 (B) Rams, 14-3 (C)
Lions, 24-16 (D) 1961—Lions, 16-15 (B) 1940—Lions, 6-0 (D)
1996—Packers, 28-18 (GB) Colts, 17-14 (D) Rams, 24-0 (C)
Packers, 31-3 (D) 1962—Lions, 29-20 (B) 1941—Lions, 17-7 (D)
1997—Lions, 26-15 (D) Lions, 21-14 (D) Lions, 14-0 (C)
Packers, 20-10 (GB) 1963—Colts, 25-21 (D) 1942—Rams, 14-0 (D)
1998—Packers, 38-19 (GB) Colts, 24-21 (B) Rams, 27-7 (C)
Lions, 27-20 (D) 1964—Colts, 34-0 (D) 1944—Rams, 20-17 (D)
1999—Lions, 23-15 (D) Lions, 31-14 (B) Lions, 26-14 (C)
Packers, 26-17 (GB) 1965—Colts, 31-7 (B) 1945—Rams, 28-21 (D)
2000—Lions, 31-24 (D) Tie, 24-24 (D) 1946—Rams, 35-14 (LA)
Packers, 26-13 (GB) 1966—Colts, 45-14 (B) Rams, 41-20 (D)
2001—Packers, 28-6 (GB) Lions, 20-14 (D) 1947—Rams, 27-13 (D)
Packers, 29-27 (D) 1967—Colts, 41-7 (B) Rams, 28-17 (LA)
2002—Packers, 37-31 (D) 1968—Colts, 27-10 (D) 1948—Rams, 44-7 (LA)
Packers, 40-14 (GB) 1969—Tie, 17-17 (B) Rams, 34-27 (D)
2003—Packers, 31-6 (GB) 1973—Colts, 29-27 (D) 1949—Rams, 27-24 (LA)
Lions, 22-14 (D) 1977—Lions, 13-10 (B) Rams, 21-10 (D)
2004—Packers, 38-10 (D) 1980—Colts, 10-9 (D) 1950—Rams, 30-28 (D)
Packers, 16-13 (GB) 1985—Colts, 14-6 (I) Rams, 65-24 (LA)
2005—Lions, 17-3 (D) 1991—Lions, 33-24 (I) 1951—Rams, 27-21 (D)
Packers, 16-13 (GB) OT 1997—Lions, 32-10 (D) Lions, 24-22 (LA)
2006—Packers, 31-24 (D) 2000—Colts, 30-18 (I) 1952—Lions, 17-14 (LA)
Packers, 17-9 (GB) 2004—Colts, 41-9 (D) Lions, 24-16 (D)
2007—Packers, 37-26 (D) 2008—Colts, 31-21 (I) **Lions, 31-21 (D)
Packers, 34-13 (GB) 2012—Colts, 35-33 (D) 1953—Rams, 31-19 (D)
2008—Packers, 48-25 (D) 2016—Lions, 39-35 (I) Rams, 37-24 (LA)
Packers, 31-21 (GB) (RS Pts.—Colts 930, Lions 850) 1954—Lions, 21-3 (D)
2009—Packers, 26-0 (GB) *Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984 Lions, 27-24 (LA)
Packers, 34-12 (D) DETROIT vs. JACKSONVILLE 1955—Rams, 17-10 (D)
2010—Packers, 28-26 (GB) RS: Series tied, 3-3 Rams, 24-13 (LA)
Lions, 7-3 (D) 1995—Lions, 44-0 (D) 1956—Lions, 24-21 (D)
2011—Packers, 27-15 (D) 1998—Jaguars, 37-22 (J) Lions, 16-7 (LA)
Packers, 45-41 (GB) 2004—Jaguars, 23-17 (J) OT 1957—Lions, 10-7 (D)
2012—Packers, 24-20 (D) 2008—Jaguars, 38-14 (D) Rams, 35-17 (LA)
Packers, 27-20 (GB) 2012—Lions, 31-14 (J) 1958—Rams, 42-28 (D)
2013—Packers, 22-9 (GB) 2016—Lions, 26-19 (D) Lions, 41-24 (LA)
Lions, 40-10 (D) (RS Pts.—Lions 154, Jaguars 131) 1959—Lions, 17-7 (LA)
2014—Lions, 19-7 (D) DETROIT vs. KANSAS CITY Lions, 23-17 (D)
Packers, 30-20 (GB) RS: Chiefs lead series, 8-5 1960—Rams, 48-35 (LA)
2015—Lions, 18-16 (GB) 1971—Lions, 32-21 (D) Lions, 12-10 (D)
Packers, 27-23 (D) 1975—Chiefs, 24-21 (KC) OT 1961—Lions, 14-13 (D)
2016—Packers, 34-27 (GB) 1980—Chiefs, 20-17 (KC) Lions, 28-10 (LA)

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1962—Lions, 13-10 (D)
Lions, 12-3 (LA)
1963—Lions, 23-2 (LA)
Rams, 28-21 (D)
1964—Tie, 17-17 (LA)
Lions, 37-17 (D)
1965—Lions, 20-0 (D)
Lions, 31-7 (LA)
1966—Rams, 14-7 (D)
Rams, 23-3 (LA)
1967—Rams, 31-7 (D)
1968—Rams, 10-7 (LA)
1969—Lions, 28-0 (D)
1970—Lions, 28-23 (LA)
1971—Rams, 21-13 (D)
1972—Lions, 34-17 (LA)
1974—Rams, 16-13 (LA)
1975—Rams, 20-0 (D)
1976—Rams, 20-17 (D)
1980—Lions, 41-20 (LA)
1981—Rams, 20-13 (LA)
1982—Lions, 19-14 (LA)
1983—Rams, 21-10 (LA)
1986—Rams, 14-10 (LA)
1987—Rams, 37-16 (D)
1988—Rams, 17-10 (LA)
1991—Lions, 21-10 (D)
1993—Lions, 16-13 (LA)
1999—Lions, 31-27 (D)
2001—Rams, 35-0 (D)
2003—Lions, 30-20 (D)
2006—Rams, 41-34 (StL)
2009—Rams, 17-10 (D)
2010—Lions, 44-6 (D)
2012—Lions, 27-23 (D)
2015—Rams, 21-14 (StL)
2016—Lions, 31-28 (D)
2018—Rams, 30-16 (D)
(RS Pts.—Rams 1,684, Lions 1,577)
(PS Pts.—Lions 31, Rams 21)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
and in Cleveland prior to 1946
**Conference Playoff
DETROIT vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-5
1973—Dolphins, 34-7 (M)
1979—Dolphins, 28-10 (D)
1985—Lions, 31-21 (D)
1991—Lions, 17-13 (D)
1994—Dolphins, 27-20 (M)
1997—Dolphins, 33-30 (M)
2000—Dolphins, 23-8 (D)
2002—Dolphins, 49-21 (M)
2006—Dolphins, 27-10 (D)
2010—Lions, 34-27 (M)
2014—Lions, 20-16 (D)
2018—Lions, 32-21 (M)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 319, Lions 240)
DETROIT vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 74-39-2
1961—Lions, 37-10 (M)
Lions, 13-7 (D)
1962—Lions, 17-6 (M)
Lions, 37-23 (D)
1963—Lions, 28-10 (D)
Vikings, 34-31 (M)
1964—Lions, 24-20 (M)
Tie, 23-23 (D)
1965—Lions, 31-29 (M)
Vikings, 29-7 (D)
1966—Lions, 32-31 (M)
Vikings, 28-16 (D)
1967—Tie, 10-10 (M)
Lions, 14-3 (D)
1968—Vikings, 24-10 (M)
Vikings, 13-6 (D)
1969—Vikings, 24-10 (M)
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Vikings, 27-0 (D)
1970—Vikings, 30-17 (D)
Vikings, 24-20 (M)
1971—Vikings, 16-13 (D)
Vikings, 29-10 (M)
1972—Vikings, 34-10 (D)
Vikings, 16-14 (M)
1973—Vikings, 23-9 (D)
Vikings, 28-7 (M)
1974—Vikings, 7-6 (D)
Lions, 20-16 (M)
1975—Vikings, 25-19 (M)
Lions, 17-10 (D)
1976—Vikings, 10-9 (D)
Vikings, 31-23 (M)
1977—Vikings, 14-7 (M)
Vikings, 30-21 (D)
1978—Vikings, 17-7 (M)
Lions, 45-14 (D)
1979—Vikings, 13-10 (D)
Vikings, 14-7 (M)
1980—Lions, 27-7 (D)
Vikings, 34-0 (M)
1981—Vikings, 26-24 (M)
Lions, 45-7 (D)
1982—Vikings, 34-31 (D)
1983—Vikings, 20-17 (M)
Lions, 13-2 (D)
1984—Vikings, 29-28 (D)
Lions, 16-14 (M)
1985—Vikings, 16-13 (M)
Lions, 41-21 (D)
1986—Lions, 13-10 (M)
Vikings, 24-10 (D)
1987—Vikings, 34-19 (M)
Vikings, 17-14 (D)
1988—Vikings, 44-17 (M)
Vikings, 23-0 (D)
1989—Vikings, 24-17 (M)
Vikings, 20-7 (D)
1990—Lions, 34-27 (M)
Vikings, 17-7 (D)
1991—Lions, 24-20 (D)
Lions, 34-14 (M)
1992—Lions, 31-17 (D)
Vikings, 31-14 (M)
1993—Lions, 30-27 (M)
Vikings, 13-0 (D)
1994—Vikings, 10-3 (M)
Lions, 41-19 (D)
1995—Vikings, 20-10 (M)
Lions, 44-38 (D)
1996—Vikings, 17-13 (M)
Vikings, 24-22 (D)
1997—Lions, 38-15 (D)
Lions, 14-13 (M)
1998—Vikings, 29-6 (M)
Vikings, 34-13 (D)
1999—Lions, 25-23 (D)
Vikings, 24-17 (M)
2000—Vikings, 31-24 (D)
Vikings, 24-17 (M)
2001—Vikings, 31-26 (M)
Lions, 27-24 (D)
2002—Vikings, 31-24 (M)
Vikings, 38-36 (D)
2003—Vikings, 23-13 (D)
Vikings, 24-14 (M)
2004—Vikings, 22-19 (M)
Vikings, 28-27 (D)
2005—Vikings, 27-14 (M)
Vikings, 21-16 (D)
2006—Vikings, 26-17 (M)
Vikings, 30-20 (D)
2007—Lions, 20-17 (D) OT
Vikings, 42-10 (M)
2008—Vikings, 12-10 (M)
Vikings, 20-16 (D)
2009—Vikings, 27-13 (D)
Vikings, 27-10 (M)
2010—Vikings, 24-10 (M)
Lions, 20-13 (D)
2011—Lions, 26-23 (M) OT
Lions, 34-28 (D)
2012—Vikings, 20-13 (D)
Vikings, 34-24 (M)
2013—Lions, 34-24 (D)
Vikings, 14-13 (M)
2014—Lions, 17-3 (M)
Lions, 16-14 (D)
2015—Vikings, 26-16 (M)
Vikings, 28-19 (D)
2016—Lions, 22-16 (M) OT
Lions, 16-13 (D)
2017—Lions, 14-7 (M)
Vikings, 30-23 (D)
2018—Vikings, 24-9 (M)
Vikings, 27-9 (D)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 2,483, Lions 2,117)
DETROIT vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-5
1971—Lions, 34-7 (NE)
1976—Lions, 30-10 (D)
1979—Patriots, 24-17 (NE)
1985—Patriots, 23-6 (NE)
1993—Lions, 19-16 (NE) OT
1994—Patriots, 23-17 (D)
2000—Lions, 34-9 (D)
2002—Patriots, 20-12 (D)
2006—Patriots, 28-21 (NE)
2010—Patriots, 45-24 (D)
2014—Patriots, 34-9 (NE)
2018—Lions, 26-10 (D)
(RS Pts.—Lions 249, Patriots 249)
DETROIT vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Series tied, 12-12-1
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0
1968—Tie, 20-20 (D)
1970—Saints, 19-17 (NO)
1972—Lions, 27-14 (D)
1973—Saints, 20-13 (NO)
1974—Lions, 19-14 (D)
1976—Saints, 17-16 (NO)
1977—Lions, 23-19 (D)
1979—Saints, 17-7 (NO)
1980—Lions, 24-13 (D)
1988—Saints, 22-14 (D)
1989—Lions, 21-14 (D)
1990—Lions, 27-10 (NO)
1992—Saints, 13-7 (D)
1993—Saints, 14-3 (NO)
1997—Saints, 35-17 (NO)
2000—Lions, 14-10 (NO)
2002—Lions, 26-21 (D)
2005—Lions, 13-12 (San Antonio)
2008—Saints, 42-7 (D)
2009—Saints, 45-27 (NO)
2011—Saints, 31-17 (NO)
*Saints, 45-28 (NO)
2014—Lions, 24-23 (D)
2015—Lions, 35-27 (NO)
2016—Lions, 28-13 (NO)
2017—Saints, 52-38 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Saints 537, Lions 484)
(PS Pts.—Saints 45, Lions 28)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
*DETROIT vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Lions lead series, 22-21-1
PS: Lions lead series, 1-0
1930—Giants, 19-6 (P)
1931—Spartans, 14-6 (P)
Giants, 14-0 (NY)
1932—Spartans, 7-0 (P)
Spartans, 6-0 (NY)
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1933—Spartans, 17-7 (P)
Giants, 13-10 (NY)
1934—Lions, 9-0 (D)
1935—**Lions, 26-7 (D)
1936—Giants, 14-7 (NY)
Lions, 38-0 (D)
1937—Lions, 17-0 (NY)
1939—Lions, 18-14 (D)
1941—Giants, 20-13 (NY)
1943—Tie, 0-0 (D)
1945—Giants, 35-14 (NY)
1947—Lions, 35-7 (D)
1949—Lions, 45-21 (NY)
1953—Lions, 27-16 (NY)
1955—Giants, 24-19 (D)
1958—Giants, 19-17 (D)
1962—Giants, 17-14 (NY)
1964—Lions, 26-3 (D)
1967—Lions, 30-7 (NY)
1969—Lions, 24-0 (D)
1972—Lions, 30-16 (D)
1974—Lions, 20-19 (D)
1976—Giants, 24-10 (NY)
1982—Giants, 13-6 (D)
1983—Lions, 15-9 (D)
1988—Giants, 30-10 (NY)
Giants, 13-10 (D) OT
1989—Giants, 24-14 (NY)
1990—Giants, 20-0 (NY)
1994—Lions, 28-25 (NY) OT
1996—Giants, 35-7 (D)
1997—Giants, 26-20 (D) OT
2000—Lions, 31-21 (NY)
2004—Lions, 28-13 (NY)
2007—Giants, 16-10 (D)
2010—Giants, 28-20 (NY)
2013—Giants, 23-20 (D) OT
2014—Lions, 35-14 (D)
2016—Giants, 17-6 (NY)
2017—Lions, 24-10 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Lions 757, Giants 652)
(PS Pts.—Lions 26, Giants 7)
*Franchise in Portsmouth prior to 1934
and known as the Spartans
**NFL Championship
DETROIT vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Series tied, 7-7
1972—Lions, 37-20 (D)
1979—Jets, 31-10 (NY)
1982—Jets, 28-13 (D)
1985—Lions, 31-20 (D)
1988—Jets, 17-10 (D)
1991—Lions, 34-20 (D)
1994—Lions, 18-7 (NY)
1997—Lions, 13-10 (D)
2000—Lions, 10-7 (NY)
2002—Jets, 31-14 (D)
2006—Jets, 31-24 (NY)
2010—Jets, 23-20 (D) OT
2014—Lions, 24-17 (NY)
2018—Jets, 48-17 (D)
(RS Pts.—Jets 310, Lions 275)
DETROIT vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Series tied, 6-6
1970—Lions, 28-14 (D)
1974—Raiders, 35-13 (O)
1978—Raiders, 29-17 (O)
1981—Lions, 16-0 (D)
1984—Raiders, 24-3 (D)
1987—Raiders, 27-7 (LA)
1990—Raiders, 38-31 (D)
1996—Raiders, 37-21 (O)
2003—Lions, 23-13 (D)
2007—Lions, 36-21 (O)
2011—Lions, 28-27 (O)
2015—Lions, 18-13 (D)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 278, Lions 241)
442
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994 *Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940
*DETROIT vs. PHILADELPHIA DETROIT vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Series tied, 15-15-2 RS: 49ers lead series, 37-27-1
PS: Eagles lead series, 1-0 PS: Series tied, 1-1
1933—Spartans, 25-0 (P) 1950—Lions, 24-7 (D)
1934—Lions, 10-0 (P) 49ers, 28-27 (SF)
1935—Lions, 35-0 (D) 1951—49ers, 20-10 (D)
1936—Lions, 23-0 (P) 49ers, 21-17 (SF)
1938—Eagles, 21-7 (D) 1952—49ers, 17-3 (SF)
1940—Lions, 21-0 (P) 49ers, 28-0 (D)
1941—Lions, 21-17 (D) 1953—Lions, 24-21 (D)
1945—Lions, 28-24 (D) Lions, 14-10 (SF)
1948—Eagles, 45-21 (P) 1954—49ers, 37-31 (SF)
1949—Eagles, 22-14 (D) Lions, 48-7 (D)
1951—Lions, 28-10 (P) 1955—49ers, 27-24 (D)
1954—Tie, 13-13 (D) 49ers, 38-21 (SF)
1957—Lions, 27-16 (P) 1956—Lions, 20-17 (D)
1960—Eagles, 28-10 (P) Lions, 17-13 (SF)
1961—Eagles, 27-24 (D) 1957—49ers, 35-31 (SF)
1965—Lions, 35-28 (P) Lions, 31-10 (D)
1968—Eagles, 12-0 (D) *Lions, 31-27 (SF)
1971—Eagles, 23-20 (D) 1958—49ers, 24-21 (SF)
1974—Eagles, 28-17 (P) Lions, 35-21 (D)
1977—Lions, 17-13 (D) 1959—49ers, 34-13 (D)
1979—Eagles, 44-7 (P) 49ers, 33-7 (SF)
1984—Tie, 23-23 (D) OT 1960—49ers, 14-10 (D)
1986—Lions, 13-11 (P) Lions, 24-0 (SF)
1995—**Eagles, 58-37 (P) 1961—49ers, 49-0 (D)
1996—Eagles, 24-17 (P) Tie, 20-20 (SF)
1998—Eagles, 10-9 (P) 1962—Lions, 45-24 (D)
2004—Eagles, 30-13 (D) Lions, 38-24 (SF)
2007—Eagles, 56-21 (P) 1963—Lions, 26-3 (D)
2010—Eagles, 35-32 (D) Lions, 45-7 (SF)
2012—Lions, 26-23 (P) OT 1964—Lions, 26-17 (SF)
2013—Eagles, 34-20 (P) Lions, 24-7 (D)
2015—Lions, 45-14 (D) 1965—49ers, 27-21 (D)
2016—Lions, 24-23 (D) 49ers, 17-14 (SF)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 654, Lions 646) 1966—49ers, 27-24 (SF)
(PS Pts.—Eagles 58, Lions 37) 49ers, 41-14 (D)
*Franchise in Portsmouth prior to 1934 1967—Lions, 45-3 (SF)
and known as the Spartans 1968—49ers, 14-7 (D)
**NFC First-Round Playoff 1969—Lions, 26-14 (SF)
DETROIT vs. *PITTSBURGH 1970—Lions, 28-7 (D)
RS: Steelers lead series, 17-14-1 1971—49ers, 31-27 (SF)
1934—Lions, 40-7 (D) 1973—Lions, 30-20 (D)
1936—Lions, 28-3 (D) 1974—Lions, 17-13 (D)
1937—Lions, 7-3 (D) 1975—Lions, 28-17 (SF)
1938—Lions, 16-7 (D) 1977—49ers, 28-7 (SF)
1940—Steelers, 10-7 (D) 1978—Lions, 33-14 (D)
1942—Steelers, 35-7 (D) 1980—Lions, 17-13 (D)
1946—Lions, 17-7 (D) 1981—Lions, 24-17 (D)
1947—Steelers, 17-10 (P) 1983—**49ers, 24-23 (SF)
1948—Lions, 17-14 (D) 1984—49ers, 30-27 (D)
1949—Steelers, 14-7 (P) 1985—Lions, 23-21 (D)
1950—Lions, 10-7 (D) 1988—49ers, 20-13 (SF)
1952—Lions, 31-6 (P) 1991—49ers, 35-3 (SF)
1953—Lions, 38-21 (D) 1992—49ers, 24-6 (SF)
1955—Lions, 31-28 (P) 1993—49ers, 55-17 (D)
1956—Lions, 45-7 (D) 1994—49ers, 27-21 (D)
1959—Tie, 10-10 (P) 1995—Lions, 27-24 (D)
1962—Lions, 45-7 (D) 1996—49ers, 24-14 (SF)
1966—Steelers, 17-3 (P) 1998—49ers, 35-13 (SF)
1967—Steelers, 24-14 (D) 2001—49ers, 21-13 (SF)
1969—Steelers, 16-13 (P) 2003—49ers, 24-17 (SF)
1973—Steelers, 24-10 (P) 2006—49ers, 19-13 (D)
1983—Lions, 45-3 (D) 2008—49ers, 31-13 (SF)
1986—Steelers, 27-17 (P) 2009—49ers, 20-6 (SF)
1989—Steelers, 23-3 (D) 2011—49ers, 25-19 (D)
1992—Steelers, 17-14 (P) 2012—49ers, 27-19 (SF)
1995—Steelers, 23-20 (P) 2015—Lions, 32-17 (D)
1998—Lions, 19-16 (D) OT 2018—49ers, 30-27 (SF)
2001—Steelers, 47-14 (P) (RS Pts.—49ers 1,425, Lions 1,361)
2005—Steelers, 35-21 (P) (PS Pts.—Lions 54, 49ers 51)
2009—Steelers, 28-20 (D) *Conference Playoff
2013—Steelers, 37-27 (P) **NFC Divisional Playoff
2017—Steelers, 20-15 (D) DETROIT vs. SEATTLE
(RS Pts.—Lions 621, Steelers 560) RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-5
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PS: Seahwaks lead series, 1-0
1976—Lions, 41-14 (S)
1978—Seahawks, 28-16 (S)
1984—Seahawks, 38-17 (S)
1987—Seahawks, 37-14 (D)
1990—Seahawks, 30-10 (S)
1993—Lions, 30-10 (D)
1996—Lions, 17-16 (D)
1999—Lions, 28-20 (S)
2003—Seahawks, 35-14 (S)
2006—Seahawks, 9-6 (D)
2009—Seahawks, 32-20 (S)
2012—Lions, 28-24 (D)
2015—Seahawks, 13-10 (S)
2016—*Seahawks 26, Lions 6
2018—Seahawks, 28-14 (D)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 334, Lions 265)
(PS Pts.—Seahawks 26, Lions 6)
*NFC Wild-Card Playoff
DETROIT vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Lions lead series, 31-26
PS: Buccaneers lead series, 1-0
1977—Lions, 16-7 (D)
1978—Lions, 15-7 (TB)
Lions, 34-23 (D)
1979—Buccaneers, 31-16 (TB)
Buccaneers, 16-14 (D)
1980—Lions, 24-10 (TB)
Lions, 27-14 (D)
1981—Buccaneers, 28-10 (TB)
Buccaneers, 20-17 (D)
1982—Buccaneers, 23-21 (TB)
1983—Lions, 11-0 (TB)
Lions, 23-20 (D)
1984—Buccaneers, 21-17 (TB)
Lions, 13-7 (D) OT
1985—Lions, 30-9 (D)
Buccaneers, 19-16 (TB) OT
1986—Buccaneers, 24-20 (D)
Lions, 38-17 (TB)
1987—Buccaneers, 31-27 (D)
Lions, 20-10 (TB)
1988—Buccaneers, 23-20 (D)
Buccaneers, 21-10 (TB)
1989—Lions, 17-16 (TB)
Lions, 33-7 (D)
1990—Buccaneers, 38-21 (D)
Buccaneers, 23-20 (TB)
1991—Lions, 31-3 (D)
Buccaneers, 30-21 (TB)
1992—Buccaneers, 27-23 (D)
Lions, 38-7 (TB)
1993—Buccaneers, 27-10 (TB)
Lions, 23-0 (D)
1994—Buccaneers, 24-14 (TB)
Lions, 14-9 (D)
1995—Lions, 27-24 (D)
Lions, 37-10 (TB)
1996—Lions, 21-6 (D)
Lions, 27-0 (TB)
1997—Buccaneers, 24-17 (D)
Lions, 27-9 (TB)
*Buccaneers, 20-10 (TB)
1998—Lions, 27-6 (D)
Lions, 28-25 (TB)
1999—Lions, 20-3 (D)
Buccaneers, 23-16 (TB)
2000—Buccaneers, 31-10 (D)
Lions, 28-14 (TB)
2001—Buccaneers, 20-17 (D)
Buccaneers, 15-12 (TB)
2002—Buccaneers, 23-20 (D)
2005—Buccaneers, 17-13 (TB)
2007—Lions, 23-16 (D)
2008—Buccaneers, 38-20 (D)
2010—Lions, 23-20 (TB) OT
2011—Lions, 27-20 (TB)
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2013—Buccaneers, 24-21 (D)
2014—Lions, 34-17 (D)
2017—Lions, 24-21 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Lions 1,223, Buccaneers 998)
(PS Pts.—Buccaneers 20, Lions 10)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
DETROIT vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 9-3
1971—Lions, 31-7 (H)
1975—Oilers, 24-8 (H)
1983—Oilers, 27-17 (H)
1986—Lions, 24-13 (D)
1989—Oilers, 35-31 (H)
1992—Oilers, 24-21 (D)
1995—Lions, 24-17 (H)
2001—Titans, 27-24 (D)
2004—Titans, 24-19 (T)
2008—Titans, 47-10 (D)
2012—Titans, 44-41 (T) OT
2016—Titans, 16-15 (D)
(RS Pts.—Titans 305, Lions 265)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
*DETROIT vs. **WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 27-14
PS: Redskins lead series, 3-0
1932—Spartans, 10-0 (P)
1933—Spartans, 13-0 (B)
1934—Lions, 24-0 (D)
1935—Lions, 17-7 (B)
Lions, 14-0 (D)
1938—Redskins, 7-5 (D)
1939—Redskins, 31-7 (W)
1940—Redskins, 20-14 (D)
1942—Redskins, 15-3 (D)
1943—Redskins, 42-20 (W)
1946—Redskins, 17-16 (W)
1947—Lions, 38-21 (D)
1948—Redskins, 46-21 (W)
1951—Lions, 35-17 (D)
1956—Redskins, 18-17 (W)
1965—Lions, 14-10 (D)
1968—Redskins, 14-3 (W)
1970—Redskins, 31-10 (W)
1973—Redskins, 20-0 (D)
1976—Redskins, 20-7 (W)
1978—Redskins, 21-19 (D)
1979—Redskins, 27-24 (D)
1981—Redskins, 33-31 (W)
1982—***Redskins, 31-7 (W)
1983—Redskins, 38-17 (W)
1984—Redskins, 28-14 (W)
1985—Redskins, 24-3 (W)
1987—Redskins, 20-13 (W)
1990—Redskins, 41-38 (D) OT
1991—Redskins, 45-0 (W)
****Redskins, 41-10 (W)
1992—Redskins, 13-10 (W)
1995—Redskins, 36-30 (W) OT
1997—Redskins, 30-7 (W)
1999—Lions, 33-17 (D)
***Redskins, 27-13 (W)
2000—Lions, 15-10 (D)
2004—Redskins, 17-10 (D)
2007—Redskins, 34-3 (W)
2008—Redskins, 25-17 (D)
2009—Lions, 19-14 (D)
2010—Lions, 37-25 (D)
2013—Lions, 27-20 (W)
2016—Lions, 20-17 (D)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 871, Lions 675)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 99, Lions 30)
*Franchise in Portsmouth prior to 1934
and known as the Spartans.
**Franchise in Boston prior to 1937
***NFC First-Round Playoff
****NFC Championship
GREEN BAY vs. ARIZONA
RS: Packers lead series, 44-24-4
PS: Cardinals lead series, 2-1;
See Arizona vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. ATLANTA
RS: Packers lead series, 16-14
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Atlanta vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Packers lead series, 4-2;
See Baltimore vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 8-5;
See Buffalo vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. CAROLINA
RS: Packers lead series, 8-6
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. CHICAGO
RS: Packers lead series, 96-94-6
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Chicago vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 7-6;
See Cincinnati vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Packers lead series, 12-7
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Cleveland vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. DALLAS
RS: Packers lead series, 15-13
PS: Series tied, 4-4;
See Dallas vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. DENVER
RS: Series tied, 6-6-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. DETROIT
RS: Packers lead series, 98-72-7
PS: Packers lead series, 2-0;
See Detroit vs. Green Bay
GREEN BAY vs. HOUSTON
RS: Packers lead series, 3-1
2004—Packers, 16-13 (H)
2008—Texans, 24-21 (GB)
2012—Packers, 42-24 (H)
2016—Packers, 21-13 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Packers 100, Texans 74)
GREEN BAY vs. *INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 22-20-1
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1953—Packers, 37-14 (GB)
Packers, 35-24 (B)
1954—Packers, 7-6 (B)
Packers, 24-13 (Mil)
1955—Colts, 24-20 (Mil)
Colts, 14-10 (B)
1956—Packers, 38-33 (Mil)
Colts, 28-21 (B)
1957—Colts, 45-17 (Mil)
Packers, 24-21 (B)
1958—Colts, 24-17 (Mil)
Colts, 56-0 (B)
1959—Colts, 38-21 (B)
Colts, 28-24 (Mil)
1960—Packers, 35-21 (GB)
Colts, 38-24 (B)
1961—Packers, 45-7 (GB)
Colts, 45-21 (B)
1962—Packers, 17-6 (B)
Packers, 17-13 (GB)
1963—Packers, 31-20 (GB)
Packers, 34-20 (B)
1964—Colts, 21-20 (GB)
Colts, 24-21 (B)
1965—Packers, 20-17 (Mil)
Packers, 42-27 (B)
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1966—Packers, 24-3 (Mil)
Packers, 14-10 (B)
1967—Colts, 13-10 (B)
1968—Colts, 16-3 (GB)
1969—Colts, 14-6 (B)
1970—Colts, 13-10 (Mil)
1974—Packers, 20-13 (B)
1982—Tie, 20-20 (B) OT
1985—Colts, 37-10 (I)
1988—Colts, 20-13 (GB)
1991—Packers, 14-10 (Mil)
1997—Colts, 41-38 (I)
2000—Packers, 26-24 (GB)
2004—Colts, 45-31 (I)
2008—Packers, 34-14 (GB)
2012—Colts, 30-27 (I)
2016—Colts, 31-26 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Colts 981, Packers 948)
(PS Pts.—Packers 13, Colts 10)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Conference Playoff
GREEN BAY vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Packers lead series, 4-2
1995—Packers, 24-14 (J)
2001—Packers, 28-21 (J)
2004—Jaguars, 28-25 (GB)
2008—Jaguars, 20-16 (J)
2012—Packers, 24-15 (GB)
2016—Packers, 27-23 (J)
(RS Pts.—Packers 144, Jaguars 121)
GREEN BAY vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 7-3-1
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1966—*Packers, 35-10 (Los Angeles)
1973—Tie, 10-10 (Mil)
1977—Chiefs, 20-10 (KC)
1987—Packers, 23-3 (KC)
1989—Chiefs, 21-3 (GB)
1990—Chiefs, 17-3 (GB)
1993—Chiefs, 23-16 (KC)
1996—Chiefs, 27-20 (KC)
2003—Chiefs, 40-34 (GB) OT
2007—Packers, 33-22 (KC)
2011—Chiefs, 19-14 (KC)
2015—Packers, 38-28 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 230, Packers 204)
(PS Pts.—Packers 35, Chiefs 10)
*Super Bowl I
GREEN BAY vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Packers lead series, 10-1
1970—Packers, 22-20 (SD)
1974—Packers, 34-0 (GB)
1978—Packers, 24-3 (SD)
1984—Chargers, 34-28 (GB)
1993—Packers, 20-13 (SD)
1996—Packers, 42-10 (GB)
1999—Packers, 31-3 (SD)
2003—Packers, 38-21 (SD)
2007—Packers, 31-24 (GB)
2011—Packers, 45-38 (SD)
2015—Packers, 27-20 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Packers 342, Chargers 186)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
GREEN BAY vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 46-45-2
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1937—Packers, 35-10 (C)
Packers, 35-7 (GB)
1938—Packers, 26-17 (GB)
Packers, 28-7 (C)
1939—Rams, 27-24 (GB)
Packers, 7-6 (C)
1940—Packers, 31-14 (GB)
Tie, 13-13 (C)
1941—Packers, 24-7 (Mil)
Packers, 17-14 (C)
444
1942—Packers, 45-28 (GB) 2004—Packers, 45-17 (GB)
Packers, 30-12 (C) 2006—Rams, 23-20 (GB)
1944—Packers, 30-21 (GB) 2007—Packers, 33-14 (StL)
Packers, 42-7 (C) 2009—Packers, 36-17 (StL)
1945—Rams, 27-14 (GB) 2011—Packers, 24-3 (GB)
Rams, 20-7 (C) 2012—Packers, 30-20 (StL)
1946—Rams, 21-17 (Mil) 2015—Packers, 24-10 (GB)
Rams, 38-17 (LA) 2018—Rams, 29-27 (LA)
1947—Packers, 17-14 (Mil) (RS Pts.—Rams 2,134, Packers 2,121)
Packers, 30-10 (LA) (PS Pts.—Rams 52, Packers 45)
1948—Packers, 16-0 (GB) *Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
Rams, 24-10 (LA) and in Cleveland prior to 1946
1949—Rams, 48-7 (GB) **Conference Championship
Rams, 35-7 (LA) ***NFC Divisional Playoff
1950—Rams, 45-14 (Mil) GREEN BAY vs. MIAMI
Rams, 51-14 (LA) RS: Dolphins lead series, 10-5
1951—Rams, 28-0 (Mil) 1971—Dolphins, 27-6 (Mia)
Rams, 42-14 (LA) 1975—Dolphins, 31-7 (GB)
1952—Rams, 30-28 (Mil) 1979—Dolphins, 27-7 (Mia)
Rams, 45-27 (LA) 1985—Dolphins, 34-24 (GB)
1953—Rams, 38-20 (Mil) 1988—Dolphins, 24-17 (Mia)
Rams, 33-17 (LA) 1989—Dolphins, 23-20 (Mia)
1954—Packers, 35-17 (Mil) 1991—Dolphins, 16-13 (Mia)
Rams, 35-27 (LA) 1994—Dolphins, 24-14 (Mil)
1955—Packers, 30-28 (Mil) 1997—Packers, 23-18 (GB)
Rams, 31-17 (LA) 2000—Dolphins, 28-20 (Mia)
1956—Packers, 42-17 (Mil) 2002—Packers, 24-10 (GB)
Rams, 49-21 (LA) 2006—Packers, 34-24 (M)
1957—Rams, 31-27 (Mil) 2010—Dolphins, 23-20 (GB) OT
Rams, 42-17 (LA) 2014—Packers, 27-24 (M)
1958—Rams, 20-7 (GB) 2018—Packers, 31-12 (GB)
Rams, 34-20 (LA) (RS Pts.—Dolphins 345, Packers 287)
1959—Rams, 45-6 (Mil) GREEN BAY vs. MINNESOTA
Packers, 38-20 (LA) RS: Packers lead series, 59-53-3
1960—Rams, 33-31 (Mil) PS: Series tied, 1-1
Packers, 35-21 (LA) 1961—Packers, 33-7 (Minn)
1961—Packers, 35-17 (GB) Packers, 28-10 (Mil)
Packers, 24-17 (LA) 1962—Packers, 34-7 (GB)
1962—Packers, 41-10 (Mil) Packers, 48-21 (Minn)
Packers, 20-17 (LA) 1963—Packers, 37-28 (Minn)
1963—Packers, 42-10 (GB) Packers, 28-7 (GB)
Packers, 31-14 (LA) 1964—Vikings, 24-23 (GB)
1964—Rams, 27-17 (Mil) Packers, 42-13 (Minn)
Tie, 24-24 (LA) 1965—Packers, 38-13 (Minn)
1965—Packers, 6-3 (Mil) Packers, 24-19 (GB)
Rams, 21-10 (LA) 1966—Vikings, 20-17 (GB)
1966—Packers, 24-13 (GB) Packers, 28-16 (Minn)
Packers, 27-23 (LA) 1967—Vikings, 10-7 (Mil)
1967—Rams, 27-24 (LA) Packers, 30-27 (Minn)
**Packers, 28-7 (Mil) 1968—Vikings, 26-13 (Mil)
1968—Rams, 16-14 (Mil) Vikings, 14-10 (Minn)
1969—Rams, 34-21 (LA) 1969—Vikings, 19-7 (Minn)
1970—Rams, 31-21 (GB) Vikings, 9-7 (Mil)
1971—Rams, 30-13 (LA) 1970—Packers, 13-10 (Mil)
1973—Rams, 24-7 (LA) Vikings, 10-3 (Minn)
1974—Packers, 17-6 (Mil) 1971—Vikings, 24-13 (GB)
1975—Rams, 22-5 (LA) Vikings, 3-0 (Minn)
1977—Rams, 24-6 (Mil) 1972—Vikings, 27-13 (GB)
1978—Rams, 31-14 (LA) Packers, 23-7 (Minn)
1980—Rams, 51-21 (LA) 1973—Vikings, 11-3 (Minn)
1981—Rams, 35-23 (LA) Vikings, 31-7 (GB)
1982—Packers, 35-23 (Mil) 1974—Vikings, 32-17 (GB)
1983—Packers, 27-24 (Mil) Packers, 19-7 (Minn)
1984—Packers, 31-6 (Mil) 1975—Vikings, 28-17 (GB)
1985—Rams, 34-17 (LA) Vikings, 24-3 (Minn)
1988—Rams, 34-7 (GB) 1976—Vikings, 17-10 (Mil)
1989—Rams, 41-38 (LA) Vikings, 20-9 (Minn)
1990—Packers, 36-24 (GB) 1977—Vikings, 19-7 (Minn)
1991—Rams, 23-21 (LA) Vikings, 13-6 (GB)
1992—Packers, 28-13 (GB) 1978—Vikings, 21-7 (Minn)
1993—Packers, 36-6 (Mil) Tie, 10-10 (GB) OT
1994—Packers, 24-17 (GB) 1979—Vikings, 27-21 (Minn) OT
1995—Rams, 17-14 (GB) Packers, 19-7 (Mil)
1996—Packers, 24-9 (StL) 1980—Packers, 16-3 (GB)
1997—Packers, 17-7 (GB) Packers, 25-13 (Minn)
2001—***Rams, 45-17 (StL) 1981—Vikings, 30-13 (Mil)
2003—Rams, 34-24 (StL) Packers, 35-23 (Minn)
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1982—Packers, 26-7 (Mil)
1983—Vikings, 20-17 (GB) OT
Packers, 29-21 (Minn)
1984—Packers, 45-17 (Mil)
Packers, 38-14 (Minn)
1985—Packers, 20-17 (Mil)
Packers, 27-17 (Minn)
1986—Vikings, 42-7 (Minn)
Vikings, 32-6 (GB)
1987—Packers, 23-16 (Minn)
Packers, 16-10 (Mil)
1988—Packers, 34-14 (Minn)
Packers, 18-6 (GB)
1989—Vikings, 26-14 (Minn)
Packers, 20-19 (Mil)
1990—Packers, 24-10 (Mil)
Vikings, 23-7 (Minn)
1991—Vikings, 35-21 (GB)
Packers, 27-7 (Minn)
1992—Vikings, 23-20 (GB) OT
Vikings, 27-7 (Minn)
1993—Vikings, 15-13 (Minn)
Vikings, 21-17 (Mil)
1994—Packers, 16-10 (GB)
Vikings, 13-10 (Minn) OT
1995—Packers, 38-21 (GB)
Vikings, 27-24 (Minn)
1996—Vikings, 30-21 (Minn)
Packers, 38-10 (GB)
1997—Packers, 38-32 (GB)
Packers, 27-11 (Minn)
1998—Vikings, 37-24 (GB)
Vikings, 28-14 (Minn)
1999—Packers, 23-20 (GB)
Vikings, 24-20 (Minn)
2000—Packers, 26-20 (GB) OT
Packers, 33-28 (Minn)
2001—Vikings, 35-13 (Minn)
Packers, 24-13 (GB)
2002—Vikings, 31-21 (Minn)
Packers, 26-22 (GB)
2003—Vikings, 30-25 (GB)
Packers, 30-27 (Minn)
2004—Packers, 34-31 (GB)
Packers, 34-31 (Minn)
*Vikings, 31-17 (GB)
2005—Vikings, 23-20 (Minn)
Vikings, 20-17 (GB)
2006—Packers, 23-17 (Minn)
Packers, 9-7 (GB)
2007—Packers, 23-16 (Minn)
Packers, 34-0 (GB)
2008—Packers, 24-19 (GB)
Vikings, 28-27 (Minn)
2009—Vikings, 30-23 (Minn)
Vikings, 38-26 (GB)
2010—Packers, 28-24 (GB)
Packers, 31-3 (Minn)
2011—Packers, 33-27 (Minn)
Packers, 45-7 (GB)
2012—Packers, 23-14 (GB)
Vikings, 37-34 (Minn)
*Packers, 24-10 (GB)
2013—Packers, 44-31 (Minn)
Tie, 26-26 (GB) OT
2014—Packers, 42-10 (GB)
Packers, 24-21 (M)
2015—Packers, 30-13 (M)
Vikings, 20-13 (GB)
2016—Vikings, 17-14 (M)
Packers, 38-25 (GB)
2017—Vikings, 23-10 (M)
Vikings, 16-0 (GB)
2018—Tie, 29-29 (GB) OT
Vikings, 24-17 (M)
(RS Pts.—Packers 2,505, Vikings 2,242)
(PS Pts.—Packers 41, Vikings 41)
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*NFC First-Round Playoff
GREEN BAY vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 6-5
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1973—Patriots, 33-24 (NE)
1979—Packers, 27-14 (GB)
1985—Patriots, 26-20 (NE)
1988—Packers, 45-3 (Mil)
1994—Patriots, 17-16 (NE)
1996—*Packers, 35-21 (New Orleans)
1997—Packers, 28-10 (NE)
2002—Packers, 28-10 (NE)
2006—Patriots, 35-0 (GB)
2010—Patriots, 31-27 (NE)
2014—Packers, 26-21 (GB)
2018—Patriots, 31-17 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Packers 258, Patriots 231)
(PS Pts.—Packers 35, Patriots 21)
*Super Bowl XXXI
GREEN BAY vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Packers lead series, 16-9
1968—Packers, 29-7 (Mil)
1971—Saints, 29-21 (Mil)
1972—Packers, 30-20 (NO)
1973—Packers, 30-10 (Mil)
1975—Saints, 20-19 (NO)
1976—Packers, 32-27 (Mil)
1977—Packers, 24-20 (NO)
1978—Packers, 28-17 (Mil)
1979—Packers, 28-19 (Mil)
1981—Packers, 35-7 (NO)
1984—Packers, 23-13 (NO)
1985—Packers, 38-14 (Mil)
1986—Saints, 24-10 (NO)
1987—Saints, 33-24 (NO)
1989—Packers, 35-34 (GB)
1993—Packers, 19-17 (NO)
1995—Packers, 34-23 (NO)
2002—Saints, 35-20 (NO)
2005—Packers, 52-3 (GB)
2006—Saints, 34-27 (GB)
2008—Saints, 51-29 (NO)
2011—Packers, 42-34 (GB)
2012—Packers, 28-27 (GB)
2014—Saints, 44-23 (NO)
2017—Saints, 26-17 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Packers 697, Saints 588)
GREEN BAY vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Packers lead series, 28-23-2
PS: Packers lead series, 5-3
1928—Giants, 6-0 (GB)
Packers, 7-0 (NY)
1929—Packers, 20-6 (NY)
1930—Packers, 14-7 (GB)
Giants, 13-6 (NY)
1931—Packers, 27-7 (GB)
Packers, 14-10 (NY)
1932—Packers, 13-0 (GB)
Giants, 6-0 (NY)
1933—Giants, 10-7 (Mil)
Giants, 17-6 (NY)
1934—Packers, 20-6 (Mil)
Giants, 17-3 (NY)
1935—Packers, 16-7 (GB)
1936—Packers, 26-14 (NY)
1937—Giants, 10-0 (NY)
1938—Giants, 15-3 (NY)
*Giants, 23-17 (NY)
1939—*Packers, 27-0 (Mil)
1940—Giants, 7-3 (NY)
1942—Tie, 21-21 (NY)
1943—Packers, 35-21 (NY)
1944—Giants, 24-0 (NY)
*Packers, 14-7 (NY)
1945—Packers, 23-14 (NY)
1947—Tie, 24-24 (NY)
1948—Giants, 49-3 (Mil)
1949—Giants, 30-10 (GB)
1952—Packers, 17-3 (NY)
1957—Giants, 31-17 (GB)
1959—Giants, 20-3 (NY)
1961—Packers, 20-17 (Mil)
*Packers, 37-0 (GB)
1962—*Packers, 16-7 (NY)
1967—Packers, 48-21 (NY)
1969—Packers, 20-10 (Mil)
1971—Giants, 42-40 (GB)
1973—Packers, 16-14 (New Haven)
1975—Packers, 40-14 (Mil)
1980—Giants, 27-21 (NY)
1981—Packers, 27-14 (NY)
Packers, 26-24 (Mil)
1982—Packers, 27-19 (NY)
1983—Giants, 27-3 (NY)
1985—Packers, 23-20 (GB)
1986—Giants, 55-24 (NY)
1987—Giants, 20-10 (NY)
1992—Giants, 27-7 (NY)
1995—Packers, 14-6 (GB)
1998—Packers, 37-3 (NY)
2001—Packers, 34-25 (NY)
2004—Giants, 14-7 (GB)
2007—Packers, 35-13 (NY)
**Giants, 23-20 (GB) OT
2010—Packers, 45-17 (GB)
2011—Packers, 38-35 (NY)
***Giants, 37-20 (GB)
2012—Giants, 38-10 (NY)
2013—Giants, 27-13 (NY)
2016—Packers, 23-16 (GB)
****Packers, 38-13 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Packers 946, Giants 940)
(PS Pts.—Packers 189, Giants 110)
*NFL Championship
**NFC Championship Game
***NFC Divisional Playoff
****NFC Wild Card Playoff
GREEN BAY vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Jets lead series, 8-5
1973—Packers, 23-7 (Mil)
1979—Jets, 27-22 (GB)
1981—Jets, 28-3 (NY)
1982—Jets, 15-13 (NY)
1985—Jets, 24-3 (Mil)
1991—Jets, 19-16 (NY) OT
1994—Packers, 17-10 (GB)
2000—Jets, 20-16 (GB)
2002—Jets, 42-17 (NY)
2006—Jets, 38-10 (GB)
2010—Packers, 9-0 (NY)
2014—Packers, 31-24 (GB)
2018—Packers, 44-38 (NY) OT
(RS Pts.—Jets 292, Packers 224)
GREEN BAY vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Packers lead series, 7-5
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1967—**Packers, 33-14 (Miami)
1972—Raiders, 20-14 (GB)
1976—Raiders, 18-14 (O)
1978—Raiders, 28-3 (GB)
1984—Raiders, 28-7 (LA)
1987—Raiders, 20-0 (GB)
1990—Packers, 29-16 (LA)
1993—Packers, 28-0 (GB)
1999—Packers, 28-24 (GB)
2003—Packers, 41-7 (O)
2007—Packers, 38-7 (GB)
2011—Packers, 46-16 (GB)
2015—Packers, 30-20 (O)
(RS Pts.—Packers 278, Raiders 204)
(PS Pts.—Packers 33, Raiders 14)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**Super Bowl II
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RS: Packers lead series, 26-14
PS: Eagles lead series, 2-1
1933—Packers, 35-9 (GB)
Packers, 10-0 (P)
1934—Packers, 19-6 (GB)
1935—Packers, 13-6 (P)
1937—Packers, 37-7 (Mil)
1939—Packers, 23-16 (P)
1940—Packers, 27-20 (GB)
1942—Packers, 7-0 (P)
1946—Packers, 19-7 (P)
1947—Eagles, 28-14 (P)
1951—Packers, 37-24 (GB)
1952—Packers, 12-10 (Mil)
1954—Packers, 37-14 (P)
1958—Packers, 38-35 (GB)
1960—*Eagles, 17-13 (P)
1962—Packers, 49-0 (P)
1968—Packers, 30-13 (GB)
1970—Packers, 30-17 (Mil)
1974—Eagles, 36-14 (P)
1976—Packers, 28-13 (GB)
1978—Eagles, 10-3 (P)
1979—Eagles, 21-10 (GB)
1987—Packers, 16-10 (GB) OT
1990—Eagles, 31-0 (P)
1991—Eagles, 20-3 (GB)
1992—Packers, 27-24 (Mil)
1993—Eagles, 20-17 (GB)
1994—Eagles, 13-7 (P)
1996—Packers, 39-13 (GB)
1997—Eagles, 10-9 (P)
1998—Packers, 24-16 (GB)
2000—Packers, 6-3 (GB)
2003—Eagles, 17-14 (GB)
**Eagles, 20-17 (P) OT
2004—Eagles, 47-17 (P)
2005—Eagles, 19-14 (P)
2006—Eagles, 31-9 (P)
2007—Packers, 16-13 (GB)
2010—Packers, 27-20 (P)
***Packers, 21-16 (P)
2013—Eagles, 27-13 (GB)
2014—Packers, 53-20 (GB)
2016—Packers, 27-13 (P)
(RS Pts.—Packers 830, Eagles 659)
(PS Pts.—Eagles 53, Packers 51)
*NFL Championship
**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC First-Round Playoff
GREEN BAY vs. *PITTSBURGH
RS: Packers lead series, 18-16
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1933—Packers, 47-0 (GB)
1935—Packers, 27-0 (GB)
Packers, 34-14 (P)
1936—Packers, 42-10 (Mil)
1938—Packers, 20-0 (GB)
1940—Packers, 24-3 (Mil)
1941—Packers, 54-7 (P)
1942—Packers, 24-21 (Mil)
1946—Packers, 17-7 (GB)
1947—Steelers, 18-17 (Mil)
1948—Steelers, 38-7 (P)
1949—Steelers, 30-7 (Mil)
1951—Packers, 35-33 (Mil)
Steelers, 28-7 (P)
1953—Steelers, 31-14 (P)
1954—Steelers, 21-20 (GB)
1957—Packers, 27-10 (P)
1960—Packers, 19-13 (P)
1963—Packers, 33-14 (Mil)
1965—Packers, 41-9 (P)
1967—Steelers, 24-17 (GB)
1969—Packers, 38-34 (P)
1970—Packers, 20-12 (P)
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1975—Steelers, 16-13 (Mil)
1980—Steelers, 22-20 (P)
1983—Steelers, 25-21 (GB)
1986—Steelers, 27-3 (P)
1992—Packers, 17-3 (GB)
1995—Packers, 24-19 (GB)
1998—Steelers, 27-20 (P)
2005—Steelers, 20-10 (GB)
2009—Steelers, 37-36 (P)
2010—**Packers, 31-25 (North Texas)
2013—Steelers, 38-31 (GB)
2017—Steelers, 31-28 (P)
(RS Pts.—Packers 814, Steelers 642)
(PS Pts.—Packers 31, Steelers 25)
*Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940
**Super Bowl XLV
GREEN BAY vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Packers lead series, 32-27-1
PS: Packers lead series, 4-3
1950—Packers, 25-21 (GB)
49ers, 30-14 (SF)
1951—49ers, 31-19 (SF)
1952—49ers, 24-14 (SF)
1953—49ers, 37-7 (Mil)
49ers, 48-14 (SF)
1954—49ers, 23-17 (Mil)
49ers, 35-0 (SF)
1955—Packers, 27-21 (Mil)
Packers, 28-7 (SF)
1956—49ers, 17-16 (GB)
49ers, 38-20 (SF)
1957—49ers, 24-14 (Mil)
49ers, 27-20 (SF)
1958—49ers, 33-12 (Mil)
49ers, 48-21 (SF)
1959—Packers, 21-20 (GB)
Packers, 36-14 (SF)
1960—Packers, 41-14 (Mil)
Packers, 13-0 (SF)
1961—Packers, 30-10 (GB)
49ers, 22-21 (SF)
1962—Packers, 31-13 (Mil)
Packers, 31-21 (SF)
1963—Packers, 28-10 (Mil)
Packers, 21-17 (SF)
1964—Packers, 24-14 (Mil)
49ers, 24-14 (SF)
1965—Packers, 27-10 (GB)
Tie, 24-24 (SF)
1966—49ers, 21-20 (SF)
Packers, 20-7 (Mil)
1967—Packers, 13-0 (GB)
1968—49ers, 27-20 (SF)
1969—Packers, 14-7 (Mil)
1970—49ers, 26-10 (SF)
1972—Packers, 34-24 (Mil)
1973—49ers, 20-6 (SF)
1974—49ers, 7-6 (SF)
1976—49ers, 26-14 (GB)
1977—Packers, 16-14 (Mil)
1980—Packers, 23-16 (Mil)
1981—49ers, 13-3 (Mil)
1986—49ers, 31-17 (Mil)
1987—49ers, 23-12 (GB)
1989—Packers, 21-17 (SF)
1990—49ers, 24-20 (GB)
1995—*Packers, 27-17 (SF)
1996—Packers, 23-20 (GB) OT
*Packers, 35-14 (GB)
1997—**Packers, 23-10 (SF)
1998—Packers, 36-22 (GB)
***49ers, 30-27 (SF)
1999—Packers, 20-3 (SF)
2000—Packers, 31-28 (GB)
2001—***Packers, 25-15 (GB)
2002—Packers, 20-14 (SF)
2003—Packers, 20-10 (GB)
2006—Packers, 30-19 (SF)
2009—Packers, 30-24 (GB)
2010—Packers, 34-16 (GB)
2012—49ers, 30-22 (GB)
*49ers, 45-31 (SF)
2013—49ers, 34-28 (SF)
***49ers, 23-20 (GB)
2015—Packers, 17-3 (SF)
2018—Packers, 33-30 (GB)
(RS Pts.—Packers 1,243, 49ers 1,233)
(PS Pts.—Packers 188, 49ers 154)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC Championship
***NFC First-Round Playoff
GREEN BAY vs. SEATTLE
RS: Packers lead series, 11-8
PS: Packers lead series, 2-1
1976—Packers, 27-20 (Mil)
1978—Packers, 45-28 (Mil)
1981—Packers, 34-24 (GB)
1984—Seahawks, 30-24 (Mil)
1987—Seahawks, 24-13 (S)
1990—Seahawks, 20-14 (Mil)
1996—Packers, 31-10 (S)
1999—Seahawks, 27-7 (GB)
2003—Packers, 35-13 (GB)
*Packers, 33-27 (GB) OT
2005—Packers, 23-17 (GB)
2006—Seahawks, 34-24 (S)
2007—**Packers, 42-20 (GB)
2008—Packers, 27-17 (S)
2009—Packers, 48-10 (GB)
2012—Seahawks, 14-12 (S)
2014—Seahawks, 36-16 (S)
***Seahawks, 28-22 (S) OT
2015—Packers, 27-17 (GB)
2016—Packers, 38-10 (GB)
2017—Packers, 17-9 (GB)
2018—Seahawks, 27-24 (S)
(RS Pts.—Packers 486, Seahawks 387)
(PS Pts.—Packers 97, Seahawks 75)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC Championship
GREEN BAY vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 32-21-1
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0
1977—Packers, 13-0 (TB)
1978—Packers, 9-7 (GB)
Packers, 17-7 (TB)
1979—Buccaneers, 21-10 (GB)
Buccaneers, 21-3 (TB)
1980—Tie, 14-14 (TB) OT
Buccaneers, 20-17 (Mil)
1981—Buccaneers, 21-10 (GB)
Buccaneers, 37-3 (TB)
1983—Packers, 55-14 (GB)
Packers, 12-9 (TB) OT
1984—Buccaneers, 30-27 (TB) OT
Packers, 27-14 (GB)
1985—Packers, 21-0 (GB)
Packers, 20-17 (TB)
1986—Packers, 31-7 (Mil)
Packers, 21-7 (TB)
1987—Buccaneers, 23-17 (Mil)
1988—Buccaneers, 13-10 (GB)
Buccaneers, 27-24 (TB)
1989—Buccaneers, 23-21 (GB)
Packers, 17-16 (TB)
1990—Buccaneers, 26-14 (TB)
Packers, 20-10 (Mil)
1991—Packers, 15-13 (GB)
Packers, 27-0 (TB)
1992—Buccaneers, 31-3 (TB)
Packers, 19-14 (Mil)
1993—Packers, 37-14 (TB)
Packers, 13-10 (GB)
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1994—Packers, 30-3 (GB)
Packers, 34-19 (TB)
1995—Packers, 35-13 (GB)
Buccaneers, 13-10 (TB) OT
1996—Packers, 34-3 (TB)
Packers, 13-7 (GB)
1997—Packers, 21-16 (GB)
Packers, 17-6 (TB)
*Packers, 21-7 (GB)
1998—Packers, 23-15 (GB)
Buccaneers, 24-22 (TB)
1999—Packers, 26-23 (GB)
Buccaneers, 29-10 (TB)
2000—Buccaneers, 20-15 (TB)
Packers, 17-14 (GB) OT
2001—Buccaneers, 14-10 (TB)
Packers, 21-20 (GB)
2002—Buccaneers, 21-7 (TB)
2003—Packers, 20-13 (TB)
2005—Buccaneers, 17-16 (GB)
2008—Buccaneers, 30-21 (TB)
2009—Buccaneers, 38-28 (TB)
2011—Packers, 35-26 (GB)
2014—Packers, 20-3 (TB)
2017—Packers, 26-20 (GB) OT
(RS Pts.—Packers 1,058, Buccaneers 873)
(PS Pts.—Packers 21, Buccaneers 7)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
GREEN BAY vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 7-5
1972—Packers, 23-10 (H)
1977—Oilers, 16-10 (GB)
1980—Oilers, 22-3 (GB)
1983—Packers, 41-38 (H) OT
1986—Oilers, 31-3 (GB)
1992—Packers, 16-14 (H)
1998—Packers, 30-22 (GB)
2001—Titans, 26-20 (T)
2004—Titans, 48-27 (GB)
2008—Titans, 19-16 (T) OT
2012—Packers, 55-7 (GB)
2016—Titans, 47-25 (T)
(RS Pts.—Titans 300, Packers 269)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
GREEN BAY vs. *WASHINGTON
RS: Packers lead series, 18-15-1
PS: Packers lead series, 2-1
1932—Packers, 21-0 (B)
1933—Tie, 7-7 (GB)
Redskins, 20-7 (B)
1934—Packers, 10-0 (B)
1936—Packers, 31-2 (GB)
Packers, 7-3 (B)
**Packers, 21-6 (New York)
1937—Redskins, 14-6 (W)
1939—Packers, 24-14 (Mil)
1941—Packers, 22-17 (W)
1943—Redskins, 33-7 (Mil)
1946—Packers, 20-7 (W)
1947—Packers, 27-10 (Mil)
1948—Redskins, 23-7 (Mil)
1949—Redskins, 30-0 (W)
1950—Packers, 35-21 (Mil)
1952—Packers, 35-20 (Mil)
1958—Redskins, 37-21 (W)
1959—Packers, 21-0 (GB)
1968—Packers, 27-7 (W)
1972—Redskins, 21-16 (W)
***Redskins, 16-3 (W)
1974—Redskins, 17-6 (GB)
1977—Redskins, 10-9 (W)
1979—Redskins, 38-21 (W)
1983—Packers, 48-47 (GB)
1986—Redskins, 16-7 (GB)
1988—Redskins, 20-17 (Mil)
2001—Packers, 37-0 (GB)
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2002—Packers, 30-9 (GB)
2004—Packers, 28-14 (W)
2007—Packers, 17-14 (GB)
2010—Redskins, 16-13 (W) OT
2013—Packers, 38-20 (GB)
2015—****Packers, 35-18 (W)
2016—Redskins, 42-24 (W)
2018—Redskins, 31-17 (W)
(RS Pts.—Packers 663, Redskins 580)
(PS Pts.—Packers 59, Redskins 40)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1937 and
known as Braves prior to 1933
**NFL Championship
***NFC Divisional Playoff
****NFC First-Round Playoff
HOUSTON vs. ARIZONA
RS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Arizona vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. ATLANTA
RS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Atlanta vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 7-2
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0;
See Baltimore vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. BUFFALO
RS: Texans lead series, 5-4;
See Buffalo vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. CAROLINA
RS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Carolina vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. CHICAGO
RS: Texans lead series, 4-0;
See Chicago vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Texans lead series, 6-4
PS: Texans lead series, 2-0;
See Cincinnati vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Texans lead series, 7-3;
See Cleveland vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 3-2;
See Dallas vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 4-3;
See Denver vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. DETROIT
RS: Texans lead series, 3-1;
See Detroit vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 3-1;
See Green Bay vs. Houston
HOUSTON vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 26-8
PS: Colts lead series, 1-0
2002—Colts, 23-3 (H)
Colts, 19-3 (I)
2003—Colts, 30-21 (I)
Colts, 20-17 (H)
2004—Colts, 49-14 (I)
Colts, 23-14 (H)
2005—Colts, 38-20 (H)
Colts, 31-17 (I)
2006—Colts, 43-24 (I)
Texans, 27-24 (H)
2007—Colts, 30-24 (H)
Colts, 38-15 (I)
2008—Colts, 31-27 (H)
Colts, 33-27 (I)
2009—Colts, 20-17 (I)
Colts, 35-27 (H)
2010—Texans, 34-24 (H)
Colts, 30-17 (I)
2011—Texans, 34-7 (H)
Colts, 19-16 (I)
2012—Texans, 29-17 (H)
Colts, 28-16 (I)
2013—Colts, 27-24 (H)
Colts, 25-3 (I)
2014—Colts, 33-28 (H)
Colts, 17-10 (I)
2015—Colts, 27-20 (H)
Texans, 16-10 (I)
2016—Texans, 26-23 (H) OT
Texans, 22-17 (I)
2017—Colts, 20-14 (H)
Colts, 22-13 (I)
2018—Texans, 37-34 (I) OT
Colts, 24-21 (H)
*Colts, 21-7 (H)
(RS Pts.—Colts 897, Texans 677)
(PS Pts.—Colts 21, Texans 7)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
HOUSTON vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Texans lead series, 21-13
2002—Texans, 21-19 (J)
Jaguars, 24-21 (H)
2003—Texans, 24-20 (H)
Jaguars, 27-0 (J)
2004—Texans, 20-6 (H)
Texans, 21-0 (J)
2005—Jaguars, 21-14 (J)
Jaguars, 38-20 (H)
2006—Texans, 27-7 (H)
Texans, 13-10 (J)
2007—Jaguars, 37-17 (J)
Texans, 42-28 (H)
2008—Jaguars, 30-27 (J) OT
Texans, 30-17 (H)
2009—Jaguars, 31-24 (H)
Jaguars, 23-18 (J)
2010—Jaguars, 31-24 (J)
Texans, 34-17 (H)
2011—Texans, 24-14 (H)
Texans, 20-13 (J)
2012—Texans, 27-7 (J)
Texans, 43-37 (H) OT
2013—Jaguars, 13-6 (H)
Jaguars, 27-20 (J)
2014—Texans, 27-13 (J)
Texans, 23-17 (H)
2015—Texans, 31-20 (J)
Texans, 30-6 (H)
2016—Texans, 24-21 (J)
Texans, 21-20 (H)
2017—Jaguars, 29-7 (H)
Jaguars, 45-7 (J)
2018—Texans, 20-7 (J)
Texans, 20-3 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 747, Jaguars 678)
HOUSTON vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 5-4
PS: Chiefs lead series, 1-0
2003—Chiefs, 42-14 (H)
2004—Texans, 24-21 (KC)
2005—Chiefs, 45-17 (H)
2007—Texans, 20-3 (H)
2010—Texans, 35-31 (H)
2013—Chiefs, 17-16 (KC)
2015—Chiefs, 27-20 (H)
*Chiefs, 30-0 (H)
2016—Texans, 19-12 (H)
2017—Chiefs, 42-34 (H)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 240, Texans 199)
(PS Pts.—Chiefs 30, Texans 0)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
HOUSTON vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 5-1
2002—Chargers, 24-3 (SD)
2004—Chargers, 27-20 (H)
2007—Chargers, 35-10 (SD)
2010—Chargers, 29-23 (H)
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2013—Texans, 31-28 (SD)
2016—Chargers, 21-13 (H)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 164, Texans 100)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
HOUSTON vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 3-1
2005—Rams, 33-27 (H) OT
2009—Texans, 16-13 (StL)
2013—Rams, 38-13 (H)
2017—Rams, 33-7 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Rams 117, Texans 63)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 2002 to 2015
HOUSTON vs. MIAMI
RS: Texans lead series, 8-1
2003—Texans, 21-20 (M)
2006—Texans, 17-15 (H)
2007—Texans, 22-19 (H)
2008—Texans, 29-28 (H)
2009—Texans, 27-20 (M)
2011—Texans, 23-13 (M)
2012—Texans, 30-10 (H)
2015—Dolphins, 44-26 (M)
2018—Texans, 42-23 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 237, Dolphins 192)
HOUSTON vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 4-0
2004—Vikings, 34-28 (H) OT
2008—Vikings, 28-21 (M)
2012—Vikings, 23-6 (H)
2016—Vikings, 31-13 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 116, Texans 68)
HOUSTON vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 8-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-0
2003—Patriots, 23-20 (H) OT
2006—Patriots, 40-7 (NE)
2009—Texans, 34-27 (H)
2012—Patriots, 42-14 (NE)
*Patriots, 41-28 (NE)
2013—Patriots, 34-31
2015—Patriots, 27-6 (H)
2016—Patriots, 27-0 (NE)
*Patriots, 34-16 (NE)
2017—Patriots, 36-33 (NE)
2018—Patriots, 27-20 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 283, Texans 165)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 75, Texans 44)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
HOUSTON vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Series tied, 2-2
2003—Saints, 31-10 (NO)
2007—Texans, 23-10 (H)
2011—Saints, 40-33 (NO)
2015—Texans, 24-6 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 90, Saints 87)
HOUSTON vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 4-1
2002—Texans, 16-14 (H)
2006—Giants, 14-10 (NY)
2010—Giants, 34-10 (H)
2014—Giants, 30-17 (NY)
2018—Giants, 27-22 (H)
(RS Pts.—Giants 119, Texans 75)
HOUSTON vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Jets lead series, 5-3
2003—Jets, 19-14 (H)
2004—Jets, 29-7 (NY)
2006—Jets, 26-11 (NY)
2009—Jets, 24-7 (H)
2010—Jets, 30-27 (NY)
2012—Texans, 23-17 (NY)
2015—Texans, 24-17 (H)
2018—Texans, 29-22 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Jets 184, Texans 142)
HOUSTON vs. OAKLAND
RS: Texans lead series, 6-4
PS: Texans lead series, 1-0
448
2004—Texans, 30-17 (H)
2006—Texans, 23-14 (O)
2007—Texans, 24-17 (O)
2008—Raiders, 27-16 (O)
2009—Texans, 29-6 (H)
2010—Texans, 31-24 (O)
2011—Raiders, 25-20 (H)
2013—Raiders, 28-23 (H)
2014—Texans, 30-14 (O)
2016—Raiders, 27-20 (Mexico)
*Texans, 27-14 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 246, Raiders 199)
(PS Pts.—Texans 27, Raiders 14)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
HOUSTON vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 5-0
2002—Eagles, 35-17 (P)
2006—Eagles, 24-10 (H)
2010—Eagles, 34-24 (P)
2014—Eagles, 31-21 (H)
2018—Eagles, 32-30 (P)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 156, Texans 102)
HOUSTON vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 4-2
2002—Texans, 24-6 (P)
2005—Steelers, 27-7 (H)
2008—Steelers, 38-17 (P)
2011—Texans, 17-10 (H)
2014—Steelers, 30-23 (P)
2017—Steelers, 34-6 (H)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 145, Texans 94)
HOUSTON vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 3-1
2005—49ers, 20-17 (SF) OT
2009—Texans, 24-21 (H)
2013—49ers, 34-3 (SF)
2017—49ers, 26-16 (H)
(RS Pts.—49ers 101, Texans 60)
HOUSTON vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 3-1
2005—Seahawks, 42-10 (S)
2009—Texans, 34-7 (H)
2013—Seahawks, 23-20 (H) OT
2017—Seahawks, 41-38 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 113, Texans 102)
HOUSTON vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Texans lead series, 3-1
2003—Buccaneers, 16-3 (TB)
2007—Texans, 28-14 (H)
2011—Texans, 37-9 (TB)
2015—Texans, 19-9 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 87, Buccaneers 48)
HOUSTON vs. TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 17-16
2002—Titans, 17-10 (T)
Titans, 13-3 (H)
2003—Titans, 38-17 (T)
Titans, 27-24 (H)
2004—Texans, 20-10 (T)
Texans, 31-21 (H)
2005—Titans, 34-20 (H)
Titans, 13-10 (T)
2006—Titans, 28-22 (T)
Titans, 26-20 (H) OT
2007—Titans, 38-36 (H)
Titans, 28-20 (T)
2008—Titans, 31-12 (T)
Texans, 13-12 (H)
2009—Texans, 34-31 (T)
Titans, 20-17 (H)
2010—Texans, 20-0 (H)
Titans, 31-17 (T)
2011—Texans, 41-7 (T)
Titans, 23-22 (H)
2012—Texans, 38-14 (H)
Texans, 24-10 (T)
2013—Texans, 30-24 (H) OT
Titans, 16-10 (T)
2014—Texans, 30-16 (T)
Texans, 45-21 (H)
2015—Texans, 20-6 (H)
Texans, 34-6 (T)
2016—Texans, 27-20 (H)
Titans, 24-17 (T)
2017—Texans, 57-14 (H)
Titans, 24-13 (T)
2018—Titans, 20-17 (T)
Texans, 34-17 (H)
(RS Pts.—Texans 805, Titans 680)
HOUSTON vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Texans lead series, 3-2
2002—Redskins, 26-10 (W)
2006—Redskins, 31-15 (H)
2010—Texans, 30-27 (W) OT
2014—Texans, 17-6 (H)
2018—Texans, 23-21 (W)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 111, Texans 95)
INDIANAPOLIS vs. ARIZONA
RS: Series tied, 8-8;
See Arizona vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. ATLANTA
RS: Colts lead series, 14-2;
See Atlanta vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Colts lead series, 8-4
PS: Colts lead series, 2-1;
See Baltimore vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 37-32-1;
See Buffalo vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 5-1;
See Carolina vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. CHICAGO
RS: Colts lead series, 23-19
PS: Colts lead series, 1-0;
See Chicago vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Colts lead series, 17-12
PS: Colts lead series, 2-0;
See Cincinnati vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Colts lead series, 15-14
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Cleveland vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 10-6
PS: Colts lead series, 1-0;
See Dallas vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 14-10
PS: Colts lead series, 3-0;
See Denver vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. DETROIT
RS: Colts lead series, 21-19-2;
See Detroit vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Colts lead series, 22-20-1
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Green Bay vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. HOUSTON
RS: Colts lead series, 26-8
PS: Colts lead series, 1-0;
See Houston vs. Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Colts lead series, 23-13
1995—Colts, 41-31 (J)
2000—Colts, 43-14 (I)
2002—Colts, 28-25 (J)
Colts, 20-13 (I)
2003—Colts, 23-13 (I)
Jaguars, 28-23 (J)
2004—Colts, 24-17 (J)
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Jaguars, 27-24 (I)
2005—Colts, 10-3 (I)
Colts, 26-18 (J)
2006—Colts, 21-14 (I)
Jaguars, 44-17 (J)
2007—Colts, 29-7 (J)
Colts, 28-25 (I)
2008—Jaguars, 23-21 (I)
Colts, 31-24 (J)
2009—Colts, 14-12 (I)
Colts, 35-31 (J)
2010—Jaguars, 31-28 (J)
Colts, 34-24 (I)
2011—Jaguars, 17-3 (I)
Jaguars, 19-13 (J)
2012—Jaguars, 22-17 (I)
Colts, 27-10 (J)
2013—Colts, 37-3 (J)
Colts, 30-10 (I)
2014—Colts, 44-17 (J)
Colts, 23-3 (I)
2015—Colts, 16-13 (I) OT
Jaguars, 51-16 (J)
2016—Jaguars, 30-27 (London)
Colts, 24-20 (I)
2017—Jaguars, 27-0 (I)
Jaguars, 30-10 (J)
2018—Colts, 29-26 (I)
Jaguars, 6-0 (J)
(RS Pts.—Colts 836, Jaguars 728)
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Colts lead series, 12-9
PS: Colts lead series, 4-1
1970—Chiefs, 44-24 (B)
1972—Chiefs, 24-10 (KC)
1975—Colts, 28-14 (B)
1977—Colts, 17-6 (KC)
1979—Chiefs, 14-0 (KC)
Chiefs, 10-7 (B)
1980—Colts, 31-24 (KC)
Chiefs, 38-28 (B)
1985—Chiefs, 20-7 (KC)
1990—Colts, 23-19 (I)
1995—**Colts, 10-7 (KC)
1996—Colts, 24-19 (KC)
1999—Colts, 25-17 (I)
2000—Colts, 27-14 (KC)
2001—Colts, 35-28 (KC)
2003—**Colts, 38-31 (KC)
2004—Chiefs, 45-35 (KC)
2006—***Colts, 23-8 (I)
2007—Colts, 13-10 (I)
2010—Colts, 19-9 (I)
2011—Chiefs, 28-24 (I)
2012—Colts, 20-13 (KC)
2013—Colts, 23-7 (KC)
***Colts, 45-44 (I)
2016—Chiefs, 30-14 (I)
2018—**Chiefs, 31-13 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Colts 434, Chiefs 433)
(PS Pts.—Colts 129, Chiefs 121)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC First-Round Playoff
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. **L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 16-10
PS: Chargers lead series, 2-1
1970—Colts, 16-14 (SD)
1972—Chargers, 23-20 (B)
1976—Colts, 37-21 (SD)
1981—Chargers, 43-14 (B)
1982—Chargers, 44-26 (SD)
1984—Chargers, 38-10 (I)
1986—Chargers, 17-3 (I)
1987—Chargers, 16-13 (I)
Colts, 20-7 (SD)
1988—Colts, 16-0 (SD)
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1989—Colts, 10-6 (I)
1992—Chargers, 34-14 (I)
Chargers, 26-0 (SD)
1993—Chargers, 31-0 (I)
1995—Chargers, 27-24 (I)
***Colts, 35-20 (SD)
1996—Chargers, 26-19 (I)
1997—Chargers, 35-19 (SD)
1998—Colts, 17-12 (I)
1999—Colts, 27-19 (SD)
2004—Colts, 34-31 (I) OT
2005—Chargers, 26-17 (I)
2007—Chargers, 23-21 (SD)
****Chargers, 28-24 (I)
2008—Colts, 23-20 (SD)
***Chargers, 23-17 (SD) OT
2010—Chargers, 36-14 (I)
2013—Chargers, 19-9 (SD)
2016—Colts, 26-22 (I)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 616, Colts 449)
(PS Pts.—Colts 76, Chargers 71)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Franchise in San Diego from
1961-2016
***AFC First-Round Playoff
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. **L.A. RAMS
RS: Colts lead series, 23-19-2
1953—Rams, 21-13 (B)
Rams, 45-2 (LA)
1954—Rams, 48-0 (B)
Colts, 22-21 (LA)
1955—Tie, 17-17 (B)
Rams, 20-14 (LA)
1956—Colts, 56-21 (B)
Rams, 31-7 (LA)
1957—Colts, 31-14 (B)
Rams, 37-21 (LA)
1958—Colts, 34-7 (B)
Rams, 30-28 (LA)
1959—Colts, 35-21 (B)
Colts, 45-26 (LA)
1960—Colts, 31-17 (B)
Rams, 10-3 (LA)
1961—Colts, 27-24 (B)
Rams, 34-17 (LA)
1962—Colts, 30-27 (B)
Colts, 14-2 (LA)
1963—Rams, 17-16 (LA)
Colts, 19-16 (B)
1964—Colts, 35-20 (B)
Colts, 24-7 (LA)
1965—Colts, 35-20 (B)
Colts, 20-17 (LA)
1966—Colts, 17-3 (LA)
Rams, 23-7 (B)
1967—Tie, 24-24 (B)
Rams, 34-10 (LA)
1968—Colts, 27-10 (B)
Colts, 28-24 (LA)
1969—Rams, 27-20 (B)
Colts, 13-7 (LA)
1971—Colts, 24-17 (B)
1975—Rams, 24-13 (LA)
1986—Rams, 24-7 (I)
1989—Rams, 31-17 (LA)
1995—Colts, 21-18 (I)
2001—Rams, 42-17 (StL)
2005—Colts, 45-28 (I)
2009—Colts, 42-6 (StL)
2013—Rams, 38-8 (I)
2017—Rams, 46-9 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Rams 996, Colts 945)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 45-27
PS: Dolphins lead series, 2-0
1970—Colts, 35-0 (B)
Dolphins, 34-17 (M)
1971—Dolphins, 17-14 (M)
Colts, 14-3 (B)
**Dolphins, 21-0 (M)
1972—Dolphins, 23-0 (B)
Dolphins, 16-0 (M)
1973—Dolphins, 44-0 (M)
Colts, 16-3 (B)
1974—Dolphins, 17-7 (M)
Dolphins, 17-16 (B)
1975—Colts, 33-17 (M)
Colts, 10-7 (B) OT
1976—Colts, 28-14 (B)
Colts, 17-16 (M)
1977—Colts, 45-28 (B)
Dolphins, 17-6 (M)
1978—Dolphins, 42-0 (B)
Dolphins, 26-8 (M)
1979—Dolphins, 19-0 (M)
Dolphins, 28-24 (B)
1980—Colts, 30-17 (M)
Dolphins, 24-14 (B)
1981—Dolphins, 31-28 (B)
Dolphins, 27-10 (M)
1982—Dolphins, 24-20 (M)
Dolphins, 34-7 (B)
1983—Dolphins, 21-7 (B)
Dolphins, 37-0 (M)
1984—Dolphins, 44-7 (M)
Dolphins, 35-17 (I)
1985—Dolphins, 30-13 (M)
Dolphins, 34-20 (I)
1986—Dolphins, 30-10 (M)
Dolphins, 17-13 (I)
1987—Dolphins, 23-10 (I)
Colts, 40-21 (M)
1988—Colts, 15-13 (I)
Colts, 31-28 (M)
1989—Dolphins, 19-13 (M)
Colts, 42-13 (I)
1990—Dolphins, 27-7 (I)
Dolphins, 23-17 (M)
1991—Dolphins, 17-6 (M)
Dolphins, 10-6 (I)
1992—Colts, 31-20 (M)
Dolphins, 28-0 (I)
1993—Dolphins, 24-20 (I)
Dolphins, 41-27 (M)
1994—Dolphins, 22-21 (M)
Colts, 10-6 (I)
1995—Colts, 27-24 (M) OT
Colts, 36-28 (I)
1996—Colts, 10-6 (I)
Dolphins, 37-13 (M)
1997—Dolphins, 16-10 (M)
Colts, 41-0 (I)
1998—Dolphins, 24-15 (I)
Dolphins, 27-14 (M)
1999—Dolphins, 34-31 (I)
Colts, 37-34 (M)
2000—Dolphins, 17-14 (I)
Colts, 20-13 (M)
***Dolphins 23-17 (M) OT
2001—Dolphins, 27-24 (I)
Dolphins, 41-6 (M)
2002—Dolphins, 21-13 (I)
2003—Colts, 23-17 (M)
2006—Colts, 27-22 (I)
2009—Colts, 27-23 (M)
2012—Colts, 23-20 (I)
2013—Dolphins, 24-20 (I)
2015—Colts, 18-12 (M)
2018—Colts, 27-14 (I)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 1,619, Colts 1,258)
(PS Pts.—Dolphins 44, Colts 17)
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**AFC Championship
***AFC First-Round Playoff
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Colts lead series, 16-7-1
PS: Colts lead series, 1-0
1961—Colts, 34-33 (B)
Vikings, 28-20 (M)
1962—Colts, 34-7 (M)
Colts, 42-17 (B)
1963—Colts, 37-34 (M)
Colts, 41-10 (B)
1964—Vikings, 34-24 (M)
Colts, 17-14 (B)
1965—Colts, 35-16 (B)
Colts, 41-21 (M)
1966—Colts, 38-23 (M)
Colts, 20-17 (B)
1967—Tie, 20-20 (M)
1968—Colts, 21-9 (B)
**Colts, 24-14 (B)
1969—Vikings, 52-14 (M)
1971—Vikings, 10-3 (M)
1982—Vikings, 13-10 (M)
1988—Vikings, 12-3 (M)
1997—Vikings, 39-28 (M)
2000—Colts, 31-10 (I)
2004—Colts, 31-28 (I)
2008—Colts, 18-15 (M)
2012—Colts, 23-20 (I)
2016—Colts, 34-6 (M)
(RS Pts.—Colts 619, Vikings 488)
(PS Pts.—Colts 24, Vikings 14)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Conference Championship
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. **NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 48-28
PS: Patriots lead series, 4-1
1970—Colts, 14-6 (Bos)
Colts, 27-3 (Balt)
1971—Colts, 23-3 (NE)
Patriots, 21-17 (Balt)
1972—Colts, 24-17 (NE)
Colts, 31-0 (Balt)
1973—Patriots, 24-16 (NE)
Colts, 18-13 (Balt)
1974—Patriots, 42-3 (NE)
Patriots, 27-17 (Balt)
1975—Patriots, 21-10 (NE)
Colts, 34-21 (Balt)
1976—Colts, 27-13 (NE)
Patriots, 21-14 (Balt)
1977—Patriots, 17-3 (NE)
Colts, 30-24 (Balt)
1978—Colts, 34-27 (NE)
Patriots, 35-14 (Balt)
1979—Colts, 31-26 (Balt)
Patriots, 50-21 (NE)
1980—Patriots, 37-21 (Balt)
Patriots, 47-21 (NE)
1981—Colts, 29-28 (NE)
Colts, 23-21 (Balt)
1982—Patriots, 24-13 (Balt)
1983—Colts, 29-23 (NE) OT
Colts, 12-7 (Balt)
1984—Patriots, 50-17 (I)
Patriots, 16-10 (NE)
1985—Patriots, 34-15 (NE)
Patriots, 38-31 (I)
1986—Patriots, 33-3 (NE)
Patriots, 30-21 (I)
1987—Colts, 30-16 (I)
Patriots, 24-0 (NE)
1988—Patriots, 21-17 (NE)
Colts, 24-21 (I)
1989—Patriots, 23-20 (I) OT
Patriots, 22-16 (NE)
450
1990—Patriots, 16-14 (I)
Colts, 13-10 (NE)
1991—Patriots, 16-7 (I)
Patriots, 23-17 (NE) OT
1992—Patriots, 37-34 (I) OT
Colts, 6-0 (NE)
1993—Colts, 9-6 (I)
Patriots, 38-0 (NE)
1994—Patriots, 12-10 (I)
Patriots, 28-13 (NE)
1995—Colts, 24-10 (NE)
Colts, 10-7 (I)
1996—Patriots, 27-9 (I)
Patriots, 27-13 (NE)
1997—Patriots, 31-6 (I)
Patriots, 20-17 (NE)
1998—Patriots, 29-6 (NE)
Patriots, 21-16 (I)
1999—Patriots, 31-28 (NE)
Colts, 20-15 (I)
2000—Patriots, 24-16 (NE)
Colts, 30-23 (I)
2001—Patriots, 44-13 (NE)
Patriots, 38-17 (I)
2003—Patriots, 38-34 (I)
***Patriots, 24-14 (NE)
2004—Patriots, 27-24 (NE)
****Patriots, 20-3 (NE)
2005—Colts, 40-21 (NE)
2006—Colts, 27-20 (NE)
***Colts, 38-34 (I)
2007—Patriots, 24-20 (I)
2008—Colts, 18-15 (I)
2009—Colts, 35-34 (I)
2010—Patriots, 31-28 (NE)
2011—Patriots, 31-24 (NE)
2012—Patriots, 59-24 (NE)
2013—****Patriots, 43-22 (NE)
2014—Patriots, 42-20 (I)
***Patriots, 45-7 (NE)
2015—Patriots, 34-27 (I)
2018—Patriots, 38-24 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 1,873, Colts 1,453)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 166, Colts 84)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
***AFC Championship
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 7-5
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0
1967—Colts, 30-10 (B)
1969—Colts, 30-10 (NO)
1973—Colts, 14-10 (B)
1986—Saints, 17-14 (I)
1989—Saints, 41-6 (NO)
1995—Saints, 17-14 (NO)
1998—Saints, 19-13 (I) OT
2001—Saints, 34-20 (NO)
2003—Colts, 55-21 (NO)
2007—Colts, 41-10 (I)
2009—**Saints 31-17 (South Florida)
2011—Saints, 62-7 (NO)
2015—Saints, 27-21 (I)
(RS Pts.—Saints 278, Colts 265)
(PS Pts.—Saints 31, Colts 17)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Super Bowl XLIV
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Colts lead series, 10-6
PS: Colts lead series, 2-0
1954—Colts, 20-14 (B)
1955—Giants, 17-7 (NY)
1958—Giants, 24-21 (NY)
**Colts, 23-17 (NY) OT
1959—**Colts, 31-16 (B)
1963—Giants, 37-28 (B)
1968—Colts, 26-0 (NY)
1971—Colts, 31-7 (NY)
1975—Colts, 21-0 (NY)
1979—Colts, 31-7 (NY)
1990—Giants, 24-7 (I)
1993—Giants, 20-6 (NY)
1999—Colts, 27-19 (NY)
2002—Giants, 44-27 (I)
2006—Colts, 26-21 (NY)
2010—Colts, 38-14 (I)
2014—Colts, 40-24 (NY)
2018—Colts, 28-27 (I)
(RS Pts.—Colts 384, Giants 299)
(PS Pts.—Colts 54, Giants 33)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**NFL Championship
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Colts lead series, 41-29
PS: Jets lead series, 3-1
1968—**Jets 16-7 (Miami)
1970—Colts, 29-22 (NY)
Colts, 35-20 (B)
1971—Colts, 22-0 (B)
Colts, 14-13 (NY)
1972—Jets, 44-34 (B)
Jets, 24-20 (NY)
1973—Jets, 34-10 (B)
Jets, 20-17 (NY)
1974—Colts, 35-20 (NY)
Jets, 45-38 (B)
1975—Colts, 45-28 (NY)
Colts, 52-19 (B)
1976—Colts, 20-0 (NY)
Colts, 33-16 (B)
1977—Colts, 20-12 (NY)
Colts, 33-12 (B)
1978—Jets, 33-10 (B)
Jets, 24-16 (NY)
1979—Colts, 10-8 (B)
Jets, 30-17 (NY)
1980—Colts, 17-14 (NY)
Colts, 35-21 (B)
1981—Jets, 41-14 (B)
Jets, 25-0 (NY)
1982—Jets, 37-0 (NY)
1983—Colts, 17-14 (NY)
Jets, 10-6 (B)
1984—Jets, 23-14 (I)
Colts, 9-5 (NY)
1985—Jets, 25-20 (NY)
Jets, 35-17 (I)
1986—Jets, 26-7 (I)
Jets, 31-16 (NY)
1987—Colts, 6-0 (I)
Colts, 19-14 (NY)
1988—Colts, 38-14 (I)
Jets, 34-16 (NY)
1989—Colts, 17-10 (NY)
Colts, 27-10 (I)
1990—Colts, 17-14 (I)
Colts, 29-21 (NY)
1991—Jets, 17-6 (I)
Colts, 28-27 (NY)
1992—Colts, 6-3 (I) OT
Colts, 10-6 (NY)
1993—Jets, 31-17 (I)
Colts, 9-6 (NY)
1994—Jets, 16-6 (NY)
Colts, 28-25 (I)
1995—Colts, 27-24 (NY) OT
Colts, 17-10 (I)
1996—Colts, 21-7 (NY)
Colts, 34-29 (I)
1997—Jets, 16-12 (I)
Colts, 22-14 (NY)
1998—Jets, 44-6 (NY)
Colts, 24-23 (I)
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1999—Colts, 16-13 (NY)
Colts, 13-6 (I)
2000—Colts, 23-15 (I)
Jets, 27-17 (NY)
2001—Colts, 45-24 (NY)
Jets, 29-28 (I)
2002—***Jets, 41-0 (NY)
2003—Colts, 38-31 (I)
2006—Colts, 31-28 (NY)
2009—Jets, 29-15 (I)
****Colts, 30-17 (I)
2010—***Jets, 17-16 (I)
2012—Jets, 35-9 (NY)
2015—Jets, 20-7 (I)
2016—Colts, 41-10 (NY)
2018—Jets, 42-34 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Jets 1,455, Colts 1,441)
(PS Pts.—Jets 91, Colts 53)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Super Bowl III
***AFC First-Round Playoff
****AFC Championship
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. **OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 8-7
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1970—***Colts, 27-17 (B)
1971—Colts, 37-14 (O)
1973—Raiders, 34-21 (B)
1975—Raiders, 31-20 (B)
1977—****Raiders, 37-31 (B) OT
1984—Raiders, 21-7 (LA)
1986—Colts, 30-24 (LA)
1991—Raiders, 16-0 (LA)
1995—Raiders, 30-17 (O)
2000—Raiders, 38-31 (I)
2001—Raiders, 23-18 (I)
2004—Colts, 35-14 (I)
2007—Colts, 21-14 (O)
2010—Colts, 31-26 (O)
2013—Colts, 21-17 (I)
2016—Raiders, 33-25 (O)
2018—Colts, 42-28 (O)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 363, Colts 356)
(PS Pts.—Colts 58, Raiders 54)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Franchise in Los Angeles from
1982-1994
***AFC Championship
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Colts lead series, 10-9
1953—Eagles, 45-14 (P)
1965—Colts, 34-24 (B)
1967—Colts, 38-6 (P)
1969—Colts, 24-20 (B)
1970—Colts, 29-10 (B)
1974—Eagles, 30-10 (P)
1978—Eagles, 17-14 (B)
1981—Eagles, 38-13 (P)
1983—Colts, 22-21 (P)
1984—Eagles, 16-7 (P)
1990—Colts, 24-23 (P)
1993—Eagles, 20-10 (I)
1996—Colts, 37-10 (I)
1999—Colts, 44-17 (P)
2002—Colts, 35-13 (P)
2006—Colts, 45-21 (I)
2010—Eagles, 26-24 (P)
2014—Eagles, 30-27 (I)
2018—Eagles, 20-16 (P)
(RS Pts.—Colts 467, Eagles 407)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 18-6
PS: Steelers lead series, 5-0
1957—Steelers, 19-13 (B)
1968—Colts, 41-7 (P)
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1971—Colts, 34-21 (B)
1974—Steelers, 30-0 (P)
1975—**Steelers, 28-10 (P)
1976—**Steelers, 40-14 (B)
1977—Colts, 31-21 (B)
1978—Steelers, 35-13 (P)
1979—Steelers, 17-13 (P)
1980—Steelers, 20-17 (B)
1983—Steelers, 24-13 (B)
1984—Colts, 17-16 (I)
1985—Steelers, 45-3 (P)
1987—Steelers, 21-7 (P)
1991—Steelers, 21-3 (I)
1992—Steelers, 30-14 (P)
1994—Steelers, 31-21 (P)
1995—***Steelers, 20-16 (P)
1996—****Steelers, 42-14 (P)
1997—Steelers, 24-22 (P)
2002—Steelers, 28-10 (P)
2005—Colts, 26-7 (I)
**Steelers, 21-18 (I)
2008—Colts, 24-20 (P)
2011—Steelers, 23-20 (I)
2014—Steelers, 51-34 (P)
2015—Steelers, 45-10 (P)
2016—Steelers, 28-7 (I)
2017—Steelers, 20-17 (I)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 604, Colts 410)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 151, Colts 72)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC Championship
****AFC First-Round Playoff
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Colts lead series, 26-18
1953—49ers, 38-21 (B)
49ers, 45-14 (SF)
1954—Colts, 17-13 (B)
49ers, 10-7 (SF)
1955—Colts, 26-14 (B)
49ers, 35-24 (SF)
1956—49ers, 20-17 (B)
49ers, 30-17 (SF)
1957—Colts, 27-21 (B)
49ers, 17-13 (SF)
1958—Colts, 35-27 (B)
49ers, 21-12 (SF)
1959—Colts, 45-14 (B)
Colts, 34-14 (SF)
1960—49ers, 30-22 (B)
49ers, 34-10 (SF)
1961—Colts, 20-17 (B)
Colts, 27-24 (SF)
1962—49ers, 21-13 (B)
Colts, 22-3 (SF)
1963—Colts, 20-14 (SF)
Colts, 20-3 (B)
1964—Colts, 37-7 (B)
Colts, 14-3 (SF)
1965—Colts, 27-24 (B)
Colts, 34-28 (SF)
1966—Colts, 36-14 (B)
Colts, 30-14 (SF)
1967—Colts, 41-7 (B)
Colts, 26-9 (SF)
1968—Colts, 27-10 (B)
Colts, 42-14 (SF)
1969—49ers, 24-21 (B)
49ers, 20-17 (SF)
1972—49ers, 24-21 (SF)
1986—49ers, 35-14 (SF)
1989—49ers, 30-24 (I)
1995—Colts, 18-17 (I)
1998—49ers, 34-31 (SF)
2001—49ers, 40-21 (I)
2005—Colts, 28-3 (SF)
2009—Colts, 18-14 (I)
2013—Colts, 27-7 (SF)
2017—Colts, 26-23 (I) OT
(RS Pts.—Colts 1,043, 49ers 866)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. SEATTLE
RS: Colts lead series, 7-5
1977—Colts, 29-14 (S)
1978—Colts, 17-14 (S)
1991—Seahawks, 31-3 (S)
1994—Colts, 17-15 (I)
Colts, 31-19 (S)
1997—Seahawks, 31-3 (I)
1998—Seahawks, 27-23 (S)
2000—Colts, 37-24 (S)
2005—Seahawks, 28-13 (S)
2009—Colts, 34-17 (I)
2013—Colts, 34-28 (I)
2017—Seahawks, 46-18 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 294, Colts 259)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Colts lead series, 8-5
1976—Colts, 42-17 (B)
1979—Buccaneers, 29-26 (B) OT
1985—Colts, 31-23 (TB)
1987—Colts, 24-6 (I)
1988—Colts, 35-31 (I)
1991—Buccaneers, 17-3 (TB)
1992—Colts, 24-14 (TB)
1994—Buccaneers, 24-10 (TB)
1997—Buccaneers, 31-28 (I)
2003—Colts, 38-35 (TB) OT
2007—Colts, 33-14 (I)
2011—Buccaneers, 24-17 (TB)
2015—Colts, 25-12 (I)
(RS Pts.—Colts 336, Buccaneers 277)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Colts lead series, 33-15
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0
1970—Colts, 24-20 (H)
1973—Oilers, 31-27 (B)
1976—Colts, 38-14 (B)
1979—Oilers, 28-16 (B)
1980—Oilers, 21-16 (H)
1983—Colts, 20-10 (B)
1984—Colts, 35-21 (H)
1985—Colts, 34-16 (I)
1986—Oilers, 31-17 (H)
1987—Colts, 51-27 (I)
1988—Oilers, 17-14 (I) OT
1990—Oilers, 24-10 (H)
1992—Oilers, 20-10 (I)
1994—Colts, 45-21 (I)
1999—***Titans, 19-16 (I)
2002—Titans, 23-15 (I)
Titans, 27-17 (T)
2003—Colts, 33-7 (I)
Colts, 29-27 (T)
2004—Colts, 31-17 (T)
Colts, 51-24 (I)
2005—Colts, 31-10 (T)
Colts, 35-3 (I)
2006—Colts, 14-13 (I)
Titans, 20-17 (T)
2007—Colts, 22-20 (T)
Titans, 16-10 (I)
2008—Titans, 31-21 (T)
Colts, 23-0 (I)
2009—Colts, 31-9 (T)
Colts, 27-17 (I)
2010—Colts, 30-28 (T)
Colts, 23-20 (I)
2011—Titans, 27-10 (T)
Colts, 27-13 (I)
2012—Colts, 19-13 (T) OT
Colts, 27-23 (I)
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2013—Colts, 30-27 (T)
Colts, 22-14 (I)
2014—Colts, 41-17 (I)
Colts, 27-10 (T)
2015—Colts, 35-33 (T)
Colts, 30-24 (I)
2016—Colts, 34-26 (T)
Colts, 24-17 (I)
2017—Titans, 36-22 (T)
Titans, 20-16 (I)
2018—Colts, 38-10 (I)
Colts, 33-17 (T)
(RS Pts.—Colts 1,252, Titans 940)
(PS Pts.—Titans 19, Colts 16)
*Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
***AFC Divisional Playoff
*INDIANAPOLIS vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Colts lead series, 21-10
1953—Colts, 27-17 (B)
1954—Redskins, 24-21 (W)
1955—Redskins, 14-13 (B)
1956—Colts, 19-17 (B)
1957—Colts, 21-17 (W)
1958—Colts, 35-10 (B)
1959—Redskins, 27-24 (W)
1960—Colts, 20-0 (B)
1961—Colts, 27-6 (W)
1962—Colts, 34-21 (B)
1963—Colts, 36-20 (W)
1964—Colts, 45-17 (B)
1965—Colts, 38-7 (W)
1966—Colts, 37-10 (B)
1967—Colts, 17-13 (W)
1969—Colts, 41-17 (B)
1973—Redskins, 22-14 (W)
1977—Colts, 10-3 (B)
1978—Colts, 21-17 (B)
1981—Redskins, 38-14 (W)
1984—Redskins, 35-7 (I)
1990—Colts, 35-28 (I)
1993—Redskins, 30-24 (W)
1994—Redskins, 41-27 (I)
1996—Redskins, 31-16 (W)
1999—Colts, 24-21 (I)
2002—Redskins, 26-21 (W)
2006—Colts, 36-22 (I)
2010—Colts, 27-24 (W)
2014—Colts, 49-27 (I)
2018—Colts, 21-9 (W)
(RS Pts.—Colts 801, Redskins 611)
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JACKSONVILLE vs. ARIZONA
RS: Cardinals lead series, 3-2;
See Arizona vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. ATLANTA
RS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Atlanta vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Jaguars lead series, 12-9;
See Baltimore vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 9-6
PS: Jaguars lead series, 2-0;
See Buffalo vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. CAROLINA
RS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Carolina vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 4-3;
See Chicago vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Jaguars lead series, 12-9;
See Cincinnati vs. Jacksonville
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JACKSONVILLE vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Jaguars lead series, 12-5;
See Cleveland vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 4-3;
See Dallas vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. DENVER
RS: Series tied, 5-5
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Denver vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. DETROIT
RS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Detroit vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 4-2;
See Green Bay vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. HOUSTON
RS: Texans lead series, 21-13;
See Houston vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 23-13;
See Indianapolis vs. Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Series tied, 6-6
1997—Jaguars, 24-10 (J)
1998—Jaguars, 21-16 (J)
2001—Chiefs, 30-26 (J)
2002—Jaguars, 23-16 (KC)
2004—Jaguars, 22-16 (J)
2006—Chiefs, 35-30 (KC)
2007—Jaguars, 17-7 (KC)
2009—Jaguars, 24-21 (J)
2010—Chiefs, 42-20 (KC)
2013—Chiefs, 28-2 (J)
2016—Chiefs, 19-14 (KC)
2018—Chiefs, 30-14 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 270, Jaguars 237)
JACKSONVILLE vs. *L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-3
2003—Jaguars, 27-21 (J)
2004—Chargers, 34-21 (SD)
2007—Jaguars, 24-17 (J)
2010—Chargers, 38-13 (SD)
2011—Chargers, 38-14 (J)
2013—Chargers, 24-6 (J)
2014—Chargers, 33-14 (SD)
2015—Chargers, 31-25 (J)
2016—Chargers, 38-14 (SD)
2017—Jaguars, 20-17 (J) OT
(RS Pts.—Chargers 291, Jaguars 178)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
JACKSONVILLE vs. *L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 4-1
1996—Rams, 17-14 (StL)
2005—Rams, 24-21 (StL)
2009—Jaguars, 23-20 (J) OT
2013—Rams, 34-20 (StL)
2017—Rams, 27-17 (J)
(RS Pts.—Rams 122, Jaguars 95)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
JACKSONVILLE vs. MIAMI
RS: Series tied, 4-4
PS: Jaguars lead series, 1-0
1998—Jaguars, 28-21 (J)
1999—*Jaguars, 62-7 (J)
2003—Dolphins, 24-10 (J)
2006—Jaguars, 24-10 (M)
2009—Dolphins, 14-10 (J)
2012—Dolphins, 24-3 (M)
2014—Dolphins, 27-13 (J)
2015—Jaguars, 23-20 (J)
2018—Jaguars, 17-7 (M)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 147, Jaguars 128)
(PS Pts.—Jaguars 62, Dolphins 7)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
JACKSONVILLE vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 5-1
1998—Vikings, 50-10 (M)
2001—Jaguars, 33-3 (M)
2004—Vikings, 27-16 (M)
2008—Vikings, 30-12 (J)
2012—Vikings, 26-23 (M) OT
2016—Vikings, 25-16 (J)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 161, Jaguars 110)
JACKSONVILLE vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 4-1
1996—Patriots, 28-25 (NE) OT
*Patriots, 20-6 (NE)
1997—Patriots, 26-20 (J)
1998—**Jaguars, 25-10 (J)
2003—Patriots, 27-13 (NE)
2005—**Patriots, 28-3 (NE)
2006—Patriots, 24-21 (J)
2007—***Patriots, 31-20 (NE)
2009—Patriots, 35-7 (NE)
2012—Patriots, 23-16 (J)
2015—Patriots, 51-17 (NE)
2017—*Patriots, 24-20 (NE)
2018—Jaguars, 31-20 (J)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 234, Jaguars 150)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 113, Jaguars 74)
*AFC Championship
**AFC First-Round Playoff
***AFC Divisional Playoff
JACKSONVILLE vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 4-2
1996—Saints, 17-13 (NO)
1999—Jaguars, 41-23 (J)
2003—Jaguars, 20-19 (J)
2007—Saints, 41-24 (NO)
2011—Saints, 23-10 (J)
2015—Saints, 38-27 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Saints 161, Jaguars 135)
JACKSONVILLE vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Jaguars lead series, 4-3
1997—Jaguars, 40-13 (J)
2000—Giants, 28-25 (NY)
2002—Giants, 24-17 (NY)
2006—Jaguars, 26-10 (J)
2010—Giants, 24-20 (NY)
2014—Jaguars, 25-24 (J)
2018—Jaguars, 20-15 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 173, Giants 138)
JACKSONVILLE vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Jaguars lead series, 7-6
PS: Jets lead series, 1-0
1995—Jets, 27-10 (NY)
1996—Jaguars, 21-17 (J)
1998—*Jets, 34-24 (NY)
1999—Jaguars, 16-6 (NY)
2002—Jaguars, 28-3 (J)
2003—Jets, 13-10 (NY)
2005—Jaguars, 26-20 (NY) OT
2006—Jaguars, 41-0 (J)
2009—Jaguars, 24-22 (NY)
2011—Jets, 32-3 (NY)
2012—Jets, 17-10 (J)
2015—Jets, 28-23 (NY)
2017—Jets, 23-20 (NY) OT
2018—Jaguars, 31-12 (J)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 263, Jets 220)
(PS Pts.—Jets 34, Jaguars 24)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
JACKSONVILLE vs. OAKLAND
RS: Series tied, 4-4
1996—Raiders, 17-3 (O)
1997—Jaguars, 20-9 (O)
2004—Jaguars, 13-6 (O)
2007—Jaguars, 49-11 (J)
2010—Jaguars, 38-31 (J)
2012—Raiders, 26-23 (O) OT
2013—Raiders, 19-9 (O)
2016—Raiders, 33-16 (J)
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(RS Pts.—Jaguars 171, Raiders 152)
JACKSONVILLE vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Series tied, 3-3
1997—Jaguars, 38-21 (J)
2002—Jaguars, 28-25 (J)
2006—Jaguars, 13-6 (P)
2010—Eagles, 28-3 (J)
2014—Eagles, 34-17 (P)
2018—Eagles, 24-18 (London)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 138, Jaguars 117)
JACKSONVILLE vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Series tied, 12-12
PS: Jaguars lead series, 2-0
1995—Jaguars, 20-16 (J)
Steelers, 24-7 (P)
1996—Jaguars, 24-9 (J)
Steelers, 28-3 (P)
1997—Jaguars, 30-21 (J)
Steelers, 23-17 (P) OT
1998—Steelers, 30-15 (P)
Jaguars, 21-3 (J)
1999—Jaguars, 17-3 (P)
Jaguars, 20-6 (J)
2000—Steelers, 24-13 (J)
Jaguars, 34-24 (P)
2001—Jaguars, 21-3 (J)
Steelers, 20-7 (P)
2002—Steelers, 25-23 (J)
2004—Steelers, 17-16 (J)
2005—Jaguars, 23-17 (P) OT
2006—Jaguars, 9-0 (J)
2007—Jaguars, 29-22 (P)
*Jaguars, 31-29 (P)
2008—Steelers, 26-21 (J)
2011—Steelers, 17-13 (P)
2014—Steelers, 17-9 (J)
2017—Jaguars, 30-9 (P)
**Jaguars, 45-42 (P)
2018—Steelers, 20-16 (J)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 438, Steelers 404)
(PS Pts.—Jaguars 76, Steelers 71)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
**AFC Divisional Playoff
JACKSONVILLE vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 3-2
1999—Jaguars, 41-3 (J)
2005—Jaguars, 10-9 (J)
2009—49ers, 20-3 (SF)
2013—49ers, 42-10 (London)
2017—49ers, 44-33 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 118, Jaguars 97)
JACKSONVILLE vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 5-3
1995—Seahawks, 47-30 (J)
1996—Jaguars, 20-13 (J)
2000—Seahawks, 28-21 (J)
2001—Seahawks, 24-15 (S)
2005—Jaguars, 26-14 (J)
2009—Seahawks, 41-0 (S)
2013—Seahawks, 45-17 (S)
2017—Jaguars, 30-24 (J)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 236, Jaguars 159)
JACKSONVILLE vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Jaguars lead series, 4-2
1995—Buccaneers, 17-16 (TB)
1998—Jaguars, 29-24 (J)
2003—Jaguars, 17-10 (J)
2007—Jaguars, 24-23 (TB)
2011—Jaguars, 41-14 (J)
2015—Buccaneers, 38-31 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Jaguars 158, Buccaneers 126)
JACKSONVILLE vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 28-20
PS: Titans lead, 1-0
1995—Oilers, 10-3 (J)
Jaguars, 17-16 (H)
1996—Oilers, 34-27 (J)
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1997—Jaguars, 30-24 (T)
Jaguars, 17-9 (J)
1998—Jaguars, 27-22 (T)
Oilers, 16-13 (J)
1999—Titans, 20-19 (J)
Titans, 41-14 (T)
**Titans, 33-14 (J)
2000—Titans, 27-13 (T)
Jaguars, 16-13 (J)
2001—Jaguars, 13-6 (J)
Titans, 28-24 (T)
2002—Titans, 23-14 (T)
Titans, 28-10 (J)
2003—Titans, 30-17 (J)
Titans, 10-3 (T)
2004—Jaguars, 15-12 (T)
Titans, 18-15 (J)
2005—Jaguars, 31-28 (T)
Jaguars, 40-13 (J)
2006—Jaguars, 37-7 (J)
Titans, 24-17 (T)
2007—Titans, 13-10 (J)
Jaguars, 28-13 (T)
2008—Titans, 17-10 (T)
Titans, 24-14 (J)
2009—Jaguars, 37-17 (J)
Titans, 30-13 (T)
2010—Titans, 30-3 (J)
Jaguars, 17-6 (T)
2011—Jaguars, 16-14 (J)
Titans, 23-17 (T)
2012—Jaguars, 24-19 (J)
Titans, 38-20 (T)
2013—Jaguars, 29-27 (T)
Titans, 20-16 (J)
2014—Titans, 16-14 (T)
Jaguars, 21-13 (J)
2015—Jaguars, 19-13 (J)
Titans, 42-39 (T)
2016—Titans, 36-22 (T)
Jaguars, 38-17 (J)
2017—Titans, 37-16 (J)
Titans, 15-10 (T)
2018—Titans, 9-6 (J)
Titans, 30-9 (T)
(RS Pts.—Titans 995, Jaguars 903)
(PS Pts.—Titans 33, Jaguars 14)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC Championship
JACKSONVILLE vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 6-1
1997—Redskins, 24-12 (W)
2000—Redskins, 35-16 (J)
2002—Jaguars, 26-7 (J)
2006—Redskins, 36-30 (W) OT
2010—Redskins, 20-17 (J) OT
2014—Redskins, 41-10 (W)
2018—Redskins, 16-13 (J)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 179, Jaguars 124)
KANSAS CITY vs. ARIZONA
RS: Chiefs lead series, 9-3-1;
See Arizona vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. ATLANTA
RS: Chiefs lead series, 6-3;
See Atlanta vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Chiefs lead series, 5-3
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0;
See Baltimore vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 24-20-1
PS: Bills lead series, 2-1;
See Buffalo vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. CAROLINA
RS: Chiefs lead series, 4-2;
See Carolina vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 7-5;
See Chicago vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 15-14;
See Cincinnati vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Chiefs lead series, 13-11-2;
See Cleveland vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 7-4;
See Dallas vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. DENVER
RS: Chiefs lead series, 63-54
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. DETROIT
RS: Chiefs lead series, 8-5;
See Detroit vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 7-3-1
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Green Bay vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. HOUSTON
RS: Chiefs lead series, 5-4
PS: Chiefs lead series, 1-0;
See Houston vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 12-9
PS: Colts lead series, 4-1;
See Indianapolis vs. Kansas City
KANSAS CITY vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See Jacksonville vs. Kansas City
*KANSAS CITY vs. **L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chiefs lead series, 61-55-1
PS: Chargers lead series, 1-0
1960—Chargers, 21-20 (LA)
Texans, 17-0 (D)
1961—Chargers, 26-10 (D)
Chargers, 24-14 (SD)
1962—Chargers, 32-28 (SD)
Texans, 26-17 (D)
1963—Chargers, 24-10 (SD)
Chargers, 38-17 (KC)
1964—Chargers, 28-14 (KC)
Chiefs, 49-6 (SD)
1965—Tie, 10-10 (SD)
Chiefs, 31-7 (KC)
1966—Chiefs, 24-14 (KC)
Chiefs, 27-17 (SD)
1967—Chargers, 45-31 (SD)
Chargers, 17-16 (KC)
1968—Chiefs, 27-20 (KC)
Chiefs, 40-3 (SD)
1969—Chiefs, 27-9 (SD)
Chiefs, 27-3 (KC)
1970—Chiefs, 26-14 (KC)
Chargers, 31-13 (SD)
1971—Chargers, 21-14 (SD)
Chiefs, 31-10 (KC)
1972—Chiefs, 26-14 (SD)
Chargers, 27-17 (KC)
1973—Chiefs, 19-0 (SD)
Chiefs, 33-6 (KC)
1974—Chiefs, 24-14 (SD)
Chargers, 14-7 (KC)
1975—Chiefs, 12-10 (SD)
Chargers, 28-20 (KC)
1976—Chargers, 30-16 (KC)
Chiefs, 23-20 (SD)
1977—Chargers, 23-7 (KC)
Chiefs, 21-16 (SD)
1978—Chargers, 29-23 (SD) OT
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Chiefs, 23-0 (KC) 2017—Chiefs, 24-10 (LA) 2015—Vikings, 16-10 (M)
1979—Chargers, 20-14 (KC) Chiefs, 30-13 (KC) (RS Pts.—Vikings 241, Chiefs 186)
Chargers, 28-7 (SD) 2018—Chiefs, 38-28 (LA) (PS Pts.—Chiefs 23, Vikings 7)
1980—Chargers, 24-7 (KC) Chargers, 29-28 (KC) *Super Bowl IV
Chargers, 20-7 (SD) (RS Pts.—Chiefs 2,586, Chargers 2,363) *KANSAS CITY vs. **NEW ENGLAND
1981—Chargers, 42-31 (KC) (PS Pts.—Chargers 17, Chiefs 0) RS: Chiefs lead series, 18-14-3
Chargers, 22-20 (SD) *Franchise in Dallas prior to 1963 and PS: Patriots lead series, 2-0
1982—Chiefs, 19-12 (KC) known as Texans 1960—Patriots, 42-14 (B)
1983—Chargers, 17-14 (KC) **Franchise in Los Angeles prior to 1961 Texans, 34-0 (D)
Chargers, 41-38 (SD) ***AFC First-Round Playoff 1961—Patriots, 18-17 (D)
1984—Chiefs, 31-13 (KC) KANSAS CITY vs. *L.A. RAMS Patriots, 28-21 (B)
Chiefs, 42-21 (SD) RS: Chiefs lead series, 7-5 1962—Texans, 42-28 (D)
1985—Chargers, 31-20 (SD) 1973—Rams, 23-13 (KC) Texans, 27-7 (B)
Chiefs, 38-34 (KC) 1982—Rams, 20-14 (LA) 1963—Tie, 24-24 (B)
1986—Chiefs, 42-41 (KC) 1985—Rams, 16-0 (KC) Chiefs, 35-3 (KC)
Chiefs, 24-23 (SD) 1991—Chiefs, 27-20 (LA) 1964—Patriots, 24-7 (B)
1987—Chiefs, 20-13 (KC) 1994—Rams, 16-0 (KC) Patriots, 31-24 (KC)
Chargers, 42-21 (SD) 1997—Chiefs, 28-20 (StL) 1965—Chiefs, 27-17 (KC)
1988—Chargers, 24-23 (KC) 2000—Chiefs, 54-34 (KC) Tie, 10-10 (B)
Chargers, 24-13 (SD) 2002—Chiefs, 49-10 (KC) 1966—Chiefs, 43-24 (B)
1989—Chargers, 21-6 (SD) 2006—Chiefs, 31-17 (StL) Tie, 27-27 (KC)
Chargers, 20-13 (KC) 2010—Chiefs, 27-13 (StL) 1967—Chiefs, 33-10 (B)
1990—Chiefs, 27-10 (KC) 2014—Chiefs, 34-7 (KC) 1968—Chiefs, 31-17 (KC)
Chiefs, 24-21 (SD) 2018—Rams, 54-51 (LA) 1969—Chiefs, 31-0 (B)
1991—Chiefs, 14-13 (SD) (RS Pts.—Chiefs 328, Rams 250) 1970—Chiefs, 23-10 (KC)
Chiefs, 20-17 (KC) OT *Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015 1973—Chiefs, 10-7 (NE)
1992—Chiefs, 24-10 (SD) KANSAS CITY vs. MIAMI 1977—Patriots, 21-17 (NE)
Chiefs, 16-14 (KC) RS: Chiefs lead series, 14-13 1981—Patriots, 33-17 (NE)
***Chargers, 17-0 (SD) PS: Dolphins lead series, 3-0 1990—Chiefs, 37-7 (NE)
1993—Chiefs, 17-14 (SD) 1966—Chiefs, 34-16 (KC) 1992—Chiefs, 27-20 (KC)
Chiefs, 28-24 (KC) Chiefs, 19-18 (M) 1995—Chiefs, 31-26 (KC)
1994—Chargers, 20-6 (SD) 1967—Chiefs, 24-0 (M) 1998—Patriots, 40-10 (NE)
Chargers, 14-13 (KC) Chiefs, 41-0 (KC) 1999—Chiefs, 16-14 (KC)
1995—Chiefs, 29-23 (KC) OT 1968—Chiefs, 48-3 (M) 2000—Patriots, 30-24 (NE)
Chiefs, 22-7 (SD) 1969—Chiefs, 17-10 (KC) 2002—Patriots, 41-38 (NE) OT
1996—Chargers, 22-19 (SD) 1971—*Dolphins, 27-24 (KC) OT 2004—Patriots, 27-19 (KC)
Chargers, 28-14 (KC) 1972—Dolphins, 20-10 (KC) 2005—Chiefs, 26-16 (KC)
1997—Chiefs, 31-3 (KC) 1974—Dolphins, 9-3 (M) 2008—Patriots, 17-10 (NE)
Chiefs, 29-7 (SD) 1976—Chiefs, 20-17 (M) OT 2011—Patriots, 34-3 (NE)
1998—Chiefs, 23-7 (KC) 1981—Dolphins, 17-7 (KC) 2014—Chiefs, 41-14 (KC)
Chargers, 38-37 (SD) 1983—Dolphins, 14-6 (M) 2015—***Patriots, 27-20 (NE)
1999—Chargers, 21-14 (SD) 1985—Dolphins, 31-0 (M) 2017—Chiefs, 42-27 (NE)
Chiefs, 34-0 (KC) 1987—Dolphins, 42-0 (M) 2018—Patriots, 43-40 (NE)
2000—Chiefs, 42-10 (KC) 1989—Chiefs, 26-21 (KC) ****Patriots, 37-31 (KC) OT
Chargers, 17-16 (SD) Chiefs, 27-24 (M) (RS Pts.—Chiefs 878, Patriots 737)
2001—Chiefs, 25-20 (SD) 1990—**Dolphins, 17-16 (M) (PS Pts.—Patriots 64, Chiefs 51)
Chiefs, 20-17 (KC) 1991—Chiefs, 42-7 (KC) *Franchise located in Dallas prior to 1963
2002—Chargers, 35-34 (SD) 1993—Dolphins, 30-10 (M) and known as Texans
Chiefs, 24-22 (KC) 1994—Dolphins, 45-28 (M) **Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
2003—Chiefs, 27-14 (KC) **Dolphins, 27-17 (M) ***AFC Divisional Playoff
Chiefs, 28-24 (SD) 1995—Dolphins, 13-6 (M) ***AFC Championship
2004—Chargers, 34-31 (KC) 1997—Dolphins, 17-14 (M) KANSAS CITY vs. NEW ORLEANS
Chargers, 24-17 (SD) 2002—Chiefs, 48-30 (KC) RS: Chiefs lead series, 6-5
2005—Chargers, 28-20 (SD) 2005—Chiefs, 30-20 (M) 1972—Chiefs, 20-17 (NO)
Chiefs, 20-7 (KC) 2006—Dolphins, 13-10 (M) 1976—Saints, 27-17 (KC)
2006—Chiefs, 30-27 (KC) 2008—Dolphins, 38-31 (KC) 1982—Saints, 27-17 (NO)
Chargers, 20-9 (SD) 2011—Dolphins, 31-3 (KC) 1985—Chiefs, 47-27 (NO)
2007—Chiefs, 30-16 (SD) 2014—Chiefs, 34-15 (M) 1991—Saints, 17-10 (KC)
Chargers, 24-10 (KC) 2017—Chiefs, 29-13 (KC) 1994—Chiefs, 30-17 (NO)
2008—Chargers, 20-19 (SD) (RS Pts.—Chiefs 567, Dolphins 514) 1997—Chiefs, 25-13 (KC)
Chargers, 22-21 (KC) (PS Pts.—Dolphins 71, Chiefs 57) 2004—Saints, 27-20 (NO)
2009—Chargers, 37-7 (KC) *AFC Divisional Playoff 2008—Saints, 30-20 (KC)
Chargers, 43-14 (SD) **AFC First-Round Playoff 2012—Chiefs, 27-24 (NO)
2010—Chiefs, 21-14 (KC) KANSAS CITY vs. MINNESOTA 2016—Chiefs, 27-21 (KC)
Chargers, 31-0 (SD) RS: Chiefs lead series, 6-5 (RS Pts.—Chiefs 260, Saints 247)
2011—Chargers, 20-17 (SD) PS: Chiefs lead series, 1-0 KANSAS CITY vs. N.Y. GIANTS
Chiefs, 23-20 (KC) OT 1969—*Chiefs, 23-7 (New Orleans) RS: Giants lead series, 11-3
2012—Chargers, 37-20 (KC) 1970—Vikings, 27-10 (M) 1974—Giants, 33-27 (KC)
Chargers, 31-13 (SD) 1974—Vikings, 35-15 (KC) 1978—Giants, 26-10 (NY)
2013—Chargers, 41-38 (KC) 1981—Chiefs, 10-6 (M) 1979—Giants, 21-17 (KC)
Chargers, 27-24 (SD) OT 1990—Chiefs, 24-21 (KC) 1983—Chiefs, 38-17 (KC)
2014—Chiefs, 23-20 (SD) 1993—Vikings, 30-10 (M) 1984—Giants, 28-27 (NY)
Chiefs, 19-7 (KC) 1996—Chiefs, 21-6 (M) 1988—Giants, 28-12 (NY)
2015—Chiefs, 33-3 (SD) 1999—Chiefs, 31-28 (KC) 1992—Giants, 35-21 (NY)
Chiefs, 10-3 (KC) 2003—Vikings, 45-20 (M) 1995—Chiefs, 20-17 (KC) OT
2016—Chiefs, 33-27 (KC) OT 2007—Chiefs, 13-10 (KC) 1998—Giants, 28-7 (NY)
Chiefs, 37-27 (SD) 2011—Chiefs, 22-17 (KC) 2001—Giants, 13-3 (KC)

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2005—Giants, 27-17 (NY)
2009—Giants, 27-16 (KC)
2013—Chiefs, 31-7 (KC)
2017—Giants, 12-9 (NY) OT
(RS Pts.—Giants 319, Chiefs 255)
*KANSAS CITY vs. **N.Y. JETS
RS: Series tied, 18-18-1
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1960—Titans, 37-35 (D)
Titans, 41-35 (NY)
1961—Titans, 28-7 (NY)
Texans, 35-24 (D)
1962—Texans, 20-17 (D)
Texans, 52-31 (NY)
1963—Jets, 17-0 (NY)
Chiefs, 48-0 (KC)
1964—Jets, 27-14 (NY)
Chiefs, 24-7 (KC)
1965—Chiefs, 14-10 (NY)
Jets, 13-10 (KC)
1966—Chiefs, 32-24 (NY)
1967—Chiefs, 42-18 (KC)
Chiefs, 21-7 (NY)
1968—Jets, 20-19 (KC)
1969—Chiefs, 34-16 (NY)
***Chiefs, 13-6 (NY)
1971—Jets, 13-10 (NY)
1974—Chiefs, 24-16 (KC)
1975—Jets, 30-24 (KC)
1982—Chiefs, 37-13 (KC)
1984—Jets, 17-16 (KC)
Jets, 28-7 (NY)
1986—****Jets, 35-15 (NY)
1987—Jets, 16-9 (KC)
1988—Tie, 17-17 (NY)
Chiefs, 38-34 (KC)
1992—Chiefs, 23-7 (NY)
1998—Jets, 20-17 (KC)
2001—Jets, 27-7 (NY)
2002—Chiefs, 29-25 (NY)
2005—Chiefs, 27-7 (KC)
2007—Jets, 13-10 (NY) OT
2008—Jets, 28-24 (NY)
2011—Jets, 37-10 (NY)
2014—Chiefs, 24-10 (KC)
2016—Chiefs, 24-3 (KC)
2017—Jets, 38-31 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 850, Jets 736)
(PS Pts.—Jets 41, Chiefs 28)
*Franchise in Dallas prior to 1963 and
known as Texans
**Jets known as Titans prior to 1963
***Inter-Divisional Playoff
****AFC First-Round Playoff
*KANSAS CITY vs. **OAKLAND
RS: Chiefs lead series, 63-52-2
PS: Chiefs lead series, 2-1
1960—Texans, 34-16 (O)
Raiders, 20-19 (D)
1961—Texans, 42-35 (O)
Texans, 43-11 (D)
1962—Texans, 26-16 (O)
Texans, 35-7 (D)
1963—Raiders, 10-7 (O)
Raiders, 22-7 (KC)
1964—Chiefs, 21-9 (O)
Chiefs, 42-7 (KC)
1965—Raiders, 37-10 (O)
Chiefs, 14-7 (KC)
1966—Chiefs, 32-10 (O)
Raiders, 34-13 (KC)
1967—Raiders, 23-21 (O)
Raiders, 44-22 (KC)
1968—Chiefs, 24-10 (KC)
Raiders, 38-21 (O)
***Raiders, 41-6 (O)
1969—Raiders, 27-24 (KC)
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Raiders, 10-6 (O) Raiders, 20-17 (KC)
****Chiefs, 17-7 (O) 2008—Raiders, 23-8 (KC)
1970—Tie, 17-17 (KC) Chiefs, 20-13 (O)
Raiders, 20-6 (O) 2009—Raiders, 13-10 (KC)
1971—Tie, 20-20 (O) Chiefs, 16-10 (O)
Chiefs, 16-14 (KC) 2010—Raiders, 23-20 (O) OT
1972—Chiefs, 27-14 (KC) Raiders, 31-10 (KC)
Raiders, 26-3 (O) 2011—Chiefs, 28-0 (O)
1973—Chiefs, 16-3 (KC) Raiders, 16-13 (KC) OT
Raiders, 37-7 (O) 2012—Raiders, 26-16 (KC)
1974—Raiders, 27-7 (O) Raiders, 15-0 (O)
Raiders, 7-6 (KC) 2013—Chiefs, 24-7 (KC)
1975—Chiefs, 42-10 (KC) Chiefs, 56-31 (O)
Raiders, 28-20 (O) 2014—Raiders, 24-20 (O)
1976—Raiders, 24-21 (KC) Chiefs, 31-13 (KC)
Raiders, 21-10 (O) 2015—Chiefs, 34-20 (O)
1977—Raiders, 37-28 (KC) Chiefs, 23-17 (KC)
Raiders, 21-20 (O) 2016—Chiefs, 26-10 (O)
1978—Raiders, 28-6 (O) Chiefs, 21-13 (KC)
Raiders, 20-10 (KC) 2017—Raiders, 31-30 (O)
1979—Chiefs, 35-7 (KC) Chiefs, 26-15 (KC)
Chiefs, 24-21 (O) 2019—Chiefs, 40-33 (O)
1980—Raiders, 27-14 (KC) Chiefs, 35-3 (KC)
Chiefs, 31-17 (O) (RS Pts.—Chiefs 2,496, Raiders 2,253)
1981—Chiefs, 27-0 (KC) (PS Pts.—Raiders 54, Chiefs 33)
Chiefs, 28-17 (O) *Franchise in Dallas prior to 1963 and
1982—Raiders, 21-16 (KC) known as Texans
1983—Raiders, 21-20 (LA) **Franchise in Los Angeles from
Raiders, 28-20 (KC) 1982-1994
1984—Raiders, 22-20 (KC) ***Division Playoff
Raiders, 17-7 (LA) ****AFL Championship
1985—Chiefs, 36-20 (KC) *****AFC First-Round Playoff
Raiders, 19-10 (LA) KANSAS CITY vs. PHILADELPHIA
1986—Raiders, 24-17 (KC) RS: Series tied, 4-4
Chiefs, 20-17 (LA) 1972—Eagles, 21-20 (KC)
1987—Raiders, 35-17 (LA) 1992—Chiefs, 24-17 (KC)
Chiefs, 16-10 (KC) 1998—Chiefs, 24-21 (P)
1988—Raiders, 27-17 (KC) 2001—Eagles, 23-10 (KC)
Raiders, 17-10 (LA) 2005—Eagles, 37-31 (KC)
1989—Chiefs, 24-19 (KC) 2009—Eagles, 34-14 (P)
Raiders, 20-14 (LA) 2013—Chiefs, 26-16 (P)
1990—Chiefs, 9-7 (KC) 2017—Chiefs, 27-20 (KC)
Chiefs, 27-24 (LA) (RS Pts.—Eagles 189, Chiefs 176)
1991—Chiefs, 24-21 (KC) KANSAS CITY vs. PITTSBURGH
Chiefs, 27-21 (LA) RS: Steelers lead series, 22-11
*****Chiefs, 10-6 (KC) PS: Series tied, 1-1
1992—Chiefs, 27-7 (KC) 1970—Chiefs, 31-14 (P)
Raiders, 28-7 (LA) 1971—Chiefs, 38-16 (KC)
1993—Chiefs, 24-9 (KC) 1972—Steelers, 16-7 (P)
Chiefs, 31-20 (LA) 1974—Steelers, 34-24 (KC)
1994—Chiefs, 13-3 (KC) 1975—Steelers, 28-3 (P)
Chiefs, 19-9 (LA) 1976—Steelers, 45-0 (KC)
1995—Chiefs, 23-17 (KC) OT 1978—Steelers, 27-24 (P)
Chiefs, 29-23 (O) 1979—Steelers, 30-3 (KC)
1996—Chiefs, 19-3 (KC) 1980—Steelers, 21-16 (P)
Raiders, 26-7 (O) 1981—Chiefs, 37-33 (P)
1997—Chiefs, 28-27 (O) 1982—Steelers, 35-14 (P)
Chiefs, 30-0 (KC) 1984—Chiefs, 37-27 (P)
1998—Chiefs, 28-8 (KC) 1985—Steelers, 36-28 (KC)
Chiefs, 31-24 (O) 1986—Chiefs, 24-19 (P)
1999—Chiefs, 37-34 (O) 1987—Steelers, 17-16 (KC)
Raiders, 41-38 (KC) OT 1988—Steelers, 16-10 (P)
2000—Raiders, 20-17 (KC) 1989—Steelers, 23-17 (P)
Raiders, 49-31 (O) 1992—Steelers, 27-3 (KC)
2001—Raiders, 27-24 (KC) 1993—*Chiefs, 27-24 (KC) OT
Raiders, 28-26 (O) 1996—Steelers, 17-7 (KC)
2002—Chiefs, 20-10 (KC) 1997—Chiefs, 13-10 (KC)
Raiders, 24-0 (O) 1998—Steelers, 20-13 (KC)
2003—Chiefs, 17-10 (O) 1999—Chiefs, 35-19 (KC)
Chiefs, 27-24 (KC) 2001—Steelers, 20-17 (KC)
2004—Chiefs, 34-27 (O) 2003—Chiefs, 41-20 (KC)
Chiefs, 31-30 (KC) 2006—Steelers, 45-7 (P)
2005—Chiefs, 23-17 (O) 2009—Chiefs, 27-24 (KC) OT
Chiefs, 27-23 (KC) 2011—Steelers, 13-9 (KC)
2006—Chiefs, 17-13 (KC) 2012—Steelers, 16-13 (P) OT
Chiefs, 20-9 (O) 2014—Steelers, 20-12 (P)
2007—Chiefs, 12-10 (O) 2015—Chiefs, 23-13 (KC)
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2016—Steelers, 43-14 (P)
**Steelers, 18-16 (KC)
2017—Steelers, 19-13 (KC)
2018—Chiefs, 42-37 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 800, Chiefs 618)
(PS Pts.—Chiefs 43, Steelers 42)
*AFC First-Round Playoff
**AFC Divisional Playoff
KANSAS CITY vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 7-6
1971—Chiefs, 26-17 (SF)
1975—49ers, 20-3 (KC)
1982—49ers, 26-13 (KC)
1985—49ers, 31-3 (SF)
1991—49ers, 28-14 (SF)
1994—Chiefs, 24-17 (KC)
1997—Chiefs, 44-9 (KC)
2000—49ers, 21-7 (SF)
2002—49ers, 17-13 (SF)
2006—Chiefs, 41-10 (KC)
2010—Chiefs, 31-10 (KC)
2014—49ers, 22-17 (SF)
2018—Chiefs, 38-27 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 274, 49ers 245)
KANSAS CITY vs. SEATTLE
RS: Chiefs lead series, 33-19
1977—Seahawks, 34-31 (KC)
1978—Seahawks, 13-10 (KC)
Seahawks, 23-19 (S)
1979—Chiefs, 24-6 (S)
Chiefs, 37-21 (KC)
1980—Seahawks, 17-16 (KC)
Chiefs, 31-30 (S)
1981—Chiefs, 20-14 (S)
Chiefs, 40-13 (KC)
1983—Chiefs, 17-13 (KC)
Seahawks, 51-48 (S) OT
1984—Seahawks, 45-0 (S)
Chiefs, 34-7 (KC)
1985—Chiefs, 28-7 (KC)
Seahawks, 24-6 (S)
1986—Seahawks, 23-17 (S)
Chiefs, 27-7 (KC)
1987—Seahawks, 43-14 (S)
Chiefs, 41-20 (KC)
1988—Seahawks, 31-10 (S)
Chiefs, 27-24 (KC)
1989—Chiefs, 20-16 (S)
Chiefs, 20-10 (KC)
1990—Seahawks, 19-7 (S)
Seahawks, 17-16 (KC)
1991—Chiefs, 20-13 (KC)
Chiefs, 19-6 (S)
1992—Chiefs, 26-7 (KC)
Chiefs, 24-14 (S)
1993—Chiefs, 31-16 (S)
Chiefs, 34-24 (KC)
1994—Chiefs, 38-23 (KC)
Seahawks, 10-9 (S)
1995—Chiefs, 34-10 (S)
Chiefs, 26-3 (KC)
1996—Chiefs, 35-17 (S)
Chiefs, 34-16 (KC)
1997—Chiefs, 20-17 (KC) OT
Chiefs, 19-14 (S)
1998—Chiefs, 17-6 (KC)
Seahawks, 24-12 (S)
1999—Seahawks, 31-19 (KC)
Seahawks, 23-14 (S)
2000—Chiefs, 24-17 (KC)
Chiefs, 24-19 (S)
2001—Chiefs, 19-7 (KC)
Seahawks, 21-18 (S)
2002—Seahawks, 39-32 (S)
2006—Chiefs, 35-28 (KC)
2010—Chiefs, 42-24 (S)
2014—Chiefs, 24-20 (KC)
456
2018—Seahawks, 38-31 (S)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 1,240, Seahawks 1,015)
KANSAS CITY vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Buccaneers lead series, 7-5
1976—Chiefs, 28-19 (TB)
1978—Buccaneers, 30-13 (KC)
1979—Buccaneers, 3-0 (TB)
1981—Chiefs, 19-10 (KC)
1984—Chiefs, 24-20 (KC)
1986—Chiefs, 27-20 (KC)
1993—Chiefs, 27-3 (TB)
1999—Buccaneers, 17-10 (TB)
2004—Buccaneers, 34-31 (TB)
2008—Buccaneers, 30-27 (KC) OT
2012—Buccaneers, 38-10 (TB)
2016—Buccaneers, 19-17 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Buccaneers 243, Chiefs 233)
*KANSAS CITY vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Chiefs lead series, 27-22
PS: Chiefs lead series, 2-1
1960—Oilers, 20-10 (H)
Texans, 24-0 (D)
1961—Texans, 26-21 (D)
Oilers, 38-7 (H)
1962—Texans, 31-7 (H)
Oilers, 14-6 (D)
***Texans, 20-17 (H) OT
1963—Chiefs, 28-7 (KC)
Oilers, 28-7 (H)
1964—Chiefs, 28-7 (KC)
Chiefs, 28-19 (H)
1965—Chiefs, 52-21 (KC)
Oilers, 38-36 (H)
1966—Chiefs, 48-23 (KC)
1967—Chiefs, 25-20 (H)
Oilers, 24-19 (KC)
1968—Chiefs, 26-21 (H)
Chiefs, 24-10 (KC)
1969—Chiefs, 24-0 (KC)
1970—Chiefs, 24-9 (KC)
1971—Chiefs, 20-16 (H)
1973—Chiefs, 38-14 (KC)
1974—Chiefs, 17-7 (H)
1975—Oilers, 17-13 (KC)
1977—Oilers, 34-20 (H)
1978—Oilers, 20-17 (KC)
1979—Oilers, 20-6 (H)
1980—Chiefs, 21-20 (KC)
1981—Chiefs, 23-10 (KC)
1983—Chiefs, 13-10 (H) OT
1984—Oilers, 17-16 (KC)
1985—Oilers, 23-20 (H)
1986—Chiefs, 27-13 (KC)
1988—Oilers, 7-6 (H)
1989—Chiefs, 34-0 (KC)
1990—Oilers, 27-10 (KC)
1991—Oilers, 17-7 (H)
1992—Oilers, 23-20 (H) OT
1993—Oilers, 30-0 (H)
****Chiefs, 28-20 (H)
1994—Chiefs, 31-9 (KC)
1995—Chiefs, 20-13 (KC)
1996—Chiefs, 20-19 (H)
2000—Titans, 17-14 (T) OT
2004—Chiefs, 49-38 (T)
2007—Titans, 26-17 (KC)
2008—Titans, 34-10 (KC)
2010—Chiefs, 34-14 (KC)
2013—Chiefs, 26-17 (T)
2014—Titans, 26-10 (KC)
2016—Titans, 19-17 (KC)
2017—*****Titans, 22-21 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 1,049, Titans 884)
(PS Pts.—Chiefs 69, Titans 59)
*Franchise in Dallas prior to 1963 and
known as Texans
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
***AFL Championship
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*****AFC First-Round Playoff
KANSAS CITY vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Chiefs lead series, 9-1
1971—Chiefs, 27-20 (KC)
1976—Chiefs, 33-30 (W)
1983—Redskins, 27-12 (W)
1992—Chiefs, 35-16 (KC)
1995—Chiefs, 24-3 (KC)
2001—Chiefs, 45-13 (W)
2005—Chiefs, 28-21, (KC)
2009—Chiefs, 14-6 (W)
2013—Chiefs, 45-10 (W)
2017—Chiefs, 29-20 (KC)
(RS Pts.—Chiefs 292, Redskins 166)
L.A. CHARGERS vs. ARIZONA
RS: Chargers lead series, 10-4;
See Arizona vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. ATLANTA
RS: Falcons lead series, 8-2;
See Atlanta vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 7-5
PS: Chargers lead series, 1-0;
See Baltimore vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. BUFFALO
RS: Chargers lead series, 24-10-2
PS: Bills lead series, 2-1;
See Buffalo vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 5-1;
See Carolina vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 7-5;
See Chicago vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Chargers lead series, 20-14
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Cincinnati vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Chargers lead series, 17-9-1;
See Cleveland vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 6-5;
See Dallas vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 65-52-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. DETROIT
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-4;
See Detroit vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 10-1;
See Green Bay vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. HOUSTON
RS: Chargers lead series, 5-1;
See Houston vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Chargers lead series, 16-10
PS: Chargers lead series, 2-1;
See Indianapolis vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-3;
See Jacksonville vs. L.A. Chargers
L.A. CHARGERS vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 61-55-1
PS: Chargers lead series, 1-0;
See Kansas City vs. L.A. Chargers
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. **L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 7-5
1970—Rams, 37-10 (LA)
1975—Rams, 13-10 (SD) OT
1979—Chargers, 40-16 (LA)
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1988—Chargers, 38-24 (LA)
1991—Rams, 30-24 (LA)
1994—Chargers, 31-17 (SD)
2000—Rams, 57-31 (StL)
2002—Rams, 28-24 (StL)
2006—Chargers, 38-24 (SD)
2010—Rams, 20-17 (StL)
2014—Chargers, 27-24 (SD)
2018—Rams, 35-23 (LAR)
(RS Pts.—Rams 325, Chargers 313)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
**Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 16-13
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1966—Chargers, 44-10 (SD)
1967—Chargers, 24-0 (SD)
Dolphins, 41-24 (M)
1968—Chargers, 34-28 (SD)
1969—Chargers, 21-14 (M)
1972—Dolphins, 24-10 (M)
1974—Dolphins, 28-21 (SD)
1977—Chargers, 14-13 (M)
1978—Dolphins, 28-21 (SD)
1980—Chargers, 27-24 (M) OT
1981—**Chargers, 41-38 (M) OT
1982—***Dolphins, 34-13 (M)
1984—Chargers, 34-28 (SD) OT
1986—Chargers, 50-28 (SD)
1988—Dolphins, 31-28 (M)
1991—Chargers, 38-30 (SD)
1992—**Dolphins, 31-0 (M)
1993—Chargers, 45-20 (SD)
1994—**Chargers, 22-21 (SD)
1995—Dolphins, 24-14 (SD)
1999—Dolphins, 12-9 (M)
2000—Dolphins, 17-7 (SD)
2002—Dolphins, 30-3 (M)
2003—Dolphins, 26-10 (Ariz)
2005—Dolphins, 23-21 (SD)
2008—Dolphins, 17-10 (M)
2009—Chargers, 23-13 (SD)
2011—Chargers, 26-16 (SD)
2013—Dolphins, 20-16 (M)
2014—Dolphins, 37-0 (M)
2015—Chargers, 30-14 (SD)
2016—Dolphins, 31-24 (SD)
2017—Dolphins, 19-17 (LAC)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 646, Chargers 645)
(PS Pts.—Dolphins 124, Chargers 76)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC Second-Round Playoff
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Series tied, 6-6
1971—Chargers, 30-14 (SD)
1975—Vikings, 28-13 (M)
1978—Chargers, 13-7 (M)
1981—Vikings, 33-31 (SD)
1984—Chargers, 42-13 (M)
1985—Vikings, 21-17 (M)
1993—Chargers, 30-17 (M)
1999—Vikings, 35-27 (M)
2003—Chargers, 42-28 (SD)
2007—Vikings, 35-17 (M)
2011—Chargers, 24-17 (SD)
2015—Vikings, 31-14 (M)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 300, Vikings 279)
*Franchise is San Diego from 1961-2016
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. **NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 22-14-2
PS: Patriots lead series, 3-1
1960—Patriots, 35-0 (LA)
Chargers, 45-16 (B)
1961—Chargers, 38-27 (B)
Patriots, 41-0 (SD)
1962—Patriots, 24-20 (B)
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Patriots, 20-14 (SD)
1963—Chargers, 17-13 (SD)
Chargers, 7-6 (B)
***Chargers, 51-10 (SD)
1964—Patriots, 33-28 (SD)
Chargers, 26-17 (B)
1965—Tie, 10-10 (B)
Patriots, 22-6 (SD)
1966—Chargers, 24-0 (SD)
Patriots, 35-17 (B)
1967—Chargers, 28-14 (SD)
Tie, 31-31 (SD)
1968—Chargers, 27-17 (B)
1969—Chargers, 13-10 (B)
Chargers, 28-18 (SD)
1970—Chargers, 16-14 (B)
1973—Patriots, 30-14 (NE)
1975—Patriots, 33-19 (SD)
1977—Patriots, 24-20 (SD)
1978—Patriots, 28-23 (NE)
1979—Patriots, 27-21 (NE)
1983—Patriots, 37-21 (NE)
1994—Patriots, 23-17 (NE)
1996—Patriots, 45-7 (SD)
1997—Patriots, 41-7 (NE)
2001—Patriots, 29-26 (NE) OT
2002—Chargers, 21-14 (SD)
2005—Chargers, 41-17 (NE)
2006—****Patriots, 24-21 (SD)
2007—Patriots, 38-14 (NE)
*****Patriots, 21-12 (NE)
2008—Chargers, 30-10 (SD)
2010—Patriots, 23-20 (SD)
2011—Patriots, 35-21 (NE)
2014—Patriots, 23-14 (SD)
2017—Patriots, 21-13 (NE)
2018—****Patriots, 41-28 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 904, Chargers 747)
(PS Pts.—Chargers 112, Patriots 96)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
**Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
***AFL Championship
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*****AFC Championship
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-5
1973—Chargers, 17-14 (SD)
1977—Chargers, 14-0 (NO)
1979—Chargers, 35-0 (NO)
1988—Saints, 23-17 (SD)
1991—Chargers, 24-21 (SD)
1994—Chargers, 36-22 (NO)
1997—Chargers, 20-6 (NO)
2000—Saints, 28-27 (SD)
2004—Chargers, 43-17 (SD)
2008—Saints, 37-32 (London)
2012—Saints, 31-24 (NO)
2016—Saints, 35-34 (SD)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 323, Saints 234)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-5
1971—Giants, 35-17 (NY)
1975—Giants, 35-24 (NY)
1980—Chargers, 44-7 (SD)
1983—Chargers, 41-34 (NY)
1986—Giants, 20-7 (NY)
1989—Giants, 20-13 (SD)
1995—Chargers, 27-17 (NY)
1998—Giants, 34-16 (SD)
2005—Chargers, 45-23 (SD)
2009—Chargers, 21-20 (NY)
2013—Chargers, 37-14 (SD)
2017—Chargers, 27-22 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 319, Giants 281)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. **N.Y. JETS
RS: Chargers lead series, 22-12-1
PS: Jets lead series, 2-0
1960—Chargers, 21-7 (NY)
Chargers, 50-43 (LA)
1961—Chargers, 25-10 (NY)
Chargers, 48-13 (SD)
1962—Chargers, 40-14 (SD)
Titans, 23-3 (NY)
1963—Chargers, 24-20 (SD)
Chargers, 53-7 (NY)
1964—Tie, 17-17 (NY)
Chargers, 38-3 (SD)
1965—Chargers, 34-9 (NY)
Chargers, 38-7 (SD)
1966—Jets, 17-16 (NY)
Chargers, 42-27 (SD)
1967—Jets, 42-31 (SD)
1968—Jets, 23-20 (NY)
Jets, 37-15 (SD)
1969—Chargers, 34-27 (SD)
1971—Chargers, 49-21 (SD)
1974—Jets, 27-14 (NY)
1975—Chargers, 24-16 (SD)
1983—Jets, 41-29 (SD)
1989—Jets, 20-17 (SD)
1990—Chargers, 39-3 (NY)
Chargers, 38-17 (SD)
1991—Jets, 24-3 (NY)
1994—Chargers, 21-6 (NY)
2002—Jets, 44-13 (SD)
2004—Jets, 34-28 (SD)
***Jets, 20-17 (SD) OT
2005—Chargers, 31-26 (NY)
2008—Chargers, 48-29 (SD)
2009—****Jets, 17-14 (SD)
2011—Jets, 27-21 (NY)
2012—Chargers, 27-17 (NY)
2014—Chargers, 31-0 (SD)
2017—Chargers, 14-7 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 996, Jets 705)
(PS Pts.—Jets 37, Chargers 31)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
**Jets known as Titans prior to 1963
***AFC First-Round Playoff
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. **OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 62-54-2
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0
1960—Chargers, 52-28 (LA)
Chargers, 41-17 (O)
1961—Chargers, 44-0 (SD)
Chargers, 41-10 (O)
1962—Chargers, 42-33 (O)
Chargers, 31-21 (SD)
1963—Raiders, 34-33 (SD)
Raiders, 41-27 (O)
1964—Chargers, 31-17 (SD)
Raiders, 21-20 (O)
1965—Chargers, 17-6 (O)
Chargers, 24-14 (SD)
1966—Chargers, 29-20 (O)
Raiders, 41-19 (SD)
1967—Raiders, 51-10 (O)
Raiders, 41-21 (SD)
1968—Chargers, 23-14 (O)
Raiders, 34-27 (SD)
1969—Raiders, 24-12 (SD)
Raiders, 21-16 (O)
1970—Tie, 27-27 (SD)
Raiders, 20-17 (O)
1971—Raiders, 34-0 (SD)
Raiders, 34-33 (O)
1972—Tie, 17-17 (O)
Raiders, 21-19 (SD)
1973—Raiders, 27-17 (SD)
Raiders, 31-3 (O)
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1974—Raiders, 14-10 (SD) 2012—Chargers, 22-14 (O) ****AFC Divisional Playoff
Raiders, 17-10 (O) Chargers, 24-21 (SD) **L.A. CHARGERS vs. SAN FRANCISCO
1975—Raiders, 6-0 (SD) 2013—Raiders, 27-17 (O) RS: Chargers lead series, 8-6
Raiders, 25-0 (O) Chargers, 26-13 (SD) PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0
1976—Raiders, 27-17 (SD) 2014—Chargers, 31-28 (O) 1972—49ers, 34-3 (SF)
Raiders, 24-0 (O) Chargers, 13-6 (SD) 1976—Chargers, 13-7 (SD) OT
1977—Raiders, 24-0 (O) 2015—Raiders, 37-29 (SD) 1979—Chargers, 31-9 (SD)
Chargers, 12-7 (SD) Raiders, 23-20 (O) OT 1982—Chargers, 41-37 (SF)
1978—Raiders, 21-20 (SD) 2016—Raiders, 34-31 (O) 1988—49ers, 48-10 (SD)
Chargers, 27-23 (O) Raiders, 19-16 (SD) 1991—49ers, 34-14 (SF)
1979—Chargers, 30-10 (SD) 2017—Chargers, 17-16 (O) 1994—49ers, 38-15 (SD)
Raiders, 45-22 (O) Chargers, 30-10 (LA) **49ers, 49-26 (South Florida)
1980—Chargers, 30-24 (SD) OT 2018—Chargers, 26-10 (LA) 1997—49ers, 17-10 (SF)
Raiders, 38-24 (O) Chargers, 20-6 (O) 2000—49ers, 45-17 (SD)
***Raiders, 34-27 (SD) (RS Pts.—Raiders 2,563, Chargers 2,555) 2002—Chargers, 20-17 (SD) OT
1981—Chargers, 55-21 (O) (PS Pts.—Raiders 34, Chargers 27) 2006—Chargers, 48-19 (SF)
Chargers, 23-10 (SD) *Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016 2010—Chargers, 34-7 (SD)
1982—Raiders, 28-24 (LA) **Franchise in Los Angeles from 2014—Chargers, 38-35 (SF) OT
Raiders, 41-34 (SD) 1982-1994 2018—Chargers, 29-27 (LA)
1983—Raiders, 42-10 (SD) ***AFC Championship (RS Pts.—49ers 374, Chargers 323)
Raiders, 30-14 (LA) *L.A. CHARGERS vs. PHILADELPHIA (PS Pts.—49ers 49, Chargers 26)
1984—Raiders, 33-30 (LA) RS: Chargers lead series, 7-5 *Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
Raiders, 44-37 (SD) 1974—Eagles, 13-7 (SD) **Super Bowl XXIX
1985—Raiders, 34-21 (LA) 1980—Chargers, 22-21 (SD) *L.A. CHARGERS vs. SEATTLE
Chargers, 40-34 (SD) OT 1985—Chargers, 20-14 (SD) RS: Seahawks lead series, 26-25
1986—Raiders, 17-13 (LA) 1986—Eagles, 23-7 (P) 1977—Chargers, 30-28 (Sea)
Raiders, 37-31 (SD) OT 1989—Chargers, 20-17 (SD) 1978—Chargers, 24-20 (Sea)
1987—Chargers, 23-17 (LA) 1995—Chargers, 27-21 (P) Chargers, 37-10 (SD)
Chargers, 16-14 (SD) 1998—Chargers, 13-10 (SD) 1979—Chargers, 33-16 (Sea)
1988—Raiders, 24-13 (LA) 2001—Eagles, 24-14 (P) Chargers, 20-10 (SD)
Raiders, 13-3 (SD) 2005—Eagles, 20-17 (P) 1980—Chargers, 34-13 (Sea)
1989—Raiders, 40-14 (LA) 2009—Chargers, 31-23 (SD) Chargers, 21-14 (SD)
Chargers, 14-12 (SD) 2013—Chargers, 33-30 (P) 1981—Chargers, 24-10 (SD)
1990—Raiders, 24-9 (SD) 2017—Eagles, 26-24 (LA) Seahawks, 44-23 (Sea)
Raiders, 17-12 (LA) (RS Pts.—Eagles 242, Chargers 235) 1983—Seahawks, 34-31 (Sea)
1991—Chargers, 21-13 (LA) *Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016 Chargers, 28-21 (SD)
Raiders, 9-7 (SD) *L.A. CHARGERS vs. PITTSBURGH 1984—Seahawks, 31-17 (Sea)
1992—Chargers, 27-3 (SD) RS: Steelers lead series, 22-8 Seahawks, 24-0 (SD)
Chargers, 36-14 (LA) PS: Chargers lead series, 2-1 1985—Seahawks, 49-35 (SD)
1993—Chargers, 30-23 (LA) 1971—Steelers, 21-17 (P) Seahawks, 26-21 (Sea)
Raiders, 12-7 (SD) 1972—Steelers, 24-2 (SD) 1986—Seahawks, 33-7 (Sea)
1994—Chargers, 26-24 (LA) 1973—Steelers, 38-21 (P) Seahawks, 34-24 (SD)
Raiders, 24-17 (SD) 1975—Steelers, 37-0 (SD) 1987—Seahawks, 34-3 (Sea)
1995—Raiders, 17-7 (O) 1976—Steelers, 23-0 (P) 1988—Chargers, 17-6 (SD)
Chargers, 12-6 (SD) 1977—Steelers, 10-9 (SD) Seahawks, 17-14 (Sea)
1996—Chargers, 40-34 (O) 1979—Chargers, 35-7 (SD) 1989—Seahawks, 17-16 (SD)
Raiders, 23-14 (SD) 1980—Chargers, 26-17 (SD) Seahawks, 10-7 (Sea)
1997—Chargers, 25-10 (O) 1982—**Chargers, 31-28 (P) 1990—Chargers, 31-14 (Sea)
Raiders, 38-13 (SD) 1983—Steelers, 26-3 (P) Seahawks, 13-10 (SD) OT
1998—Raiders, 7-6 (O) 1984—Steelers, 52-24 (P) 1991—Seahawks, 20-9 (Sea)
Raiders, 17-10 (SD) 1985—Chargers, 54-44 (SD) Chargers, 17-14 (SD)
1999—Raiders, 28-9 (O) 1987—Steelers, 20-16 (SD) 1992—Chargers, 17-6 (SD)
Chargers, 23-20 (SD) 1988—Chargers, 20-14 (SD) Chargers, 31-14 (Sea)
2000—Raiders, 9-6 (O) 1989—Steelers, 20-17 (P) 1993—Chargers, 18-12 (SD)
Raiders, 15-13 (SD) 1990—Steelers, 36-14 (P) Seahawks, 31-14 (Sea)
2001—Raiders, 34-24 (O) 1991—Steelers, 26-20 (P) 1994—Chargers, 24-10 (Sea)
Raiders, 13-6 (SD) 1992—Steelers, 23-6 (SD) Chargers, 35-15 (SD)
2002—Chargers, 27-21 (O) OT 1993—Steelers,.16-3 (P) 1995—Chargers, 14-10 (SD)
Raiders, 27-7 (SD) 1994—Chargers, 37-34 (SD) Chargers, 35-25 (Sea)
2003—Raiders, 34-31 (O) OT ***Chargers, 17-13 (P) 1996—Chargers, 29-7 (SD)
Chargers, 21-14 (SD) 1995—Steelers, 31-16 (P) Seahawks, 32-13 (Sea)
2004—Chargers, 42-14 (SD) 1996—Steelers, 16-3 (P) 1997—Seahawks, 26-22 (Sea)
Chargers, 23-17 (O) 2000—Steelers, 34-21 (SD) Seahawks, 37-31 (SD)
2005—Chargers, 27-14 (O) 2003—Steelers, 40-24 (P) 1998—Seahawks, 27-20 (SD)
Chargers, 34-10 (SD) 2005—Steelers, 24-22 (SD) Seahawks, 38-17 (Sea)
2006—Chargers, 27-0 (O) 2006—Chargers, 23-13 (SD) 1999—Chargers, 13-10 (SD)
Chargers, 21-14 (SD) 2008—Steelers, 11-10 (P) Chargers, 19-16 (Sea)
2007—Chargers, 28-14 ((SD) ****Steelers, 35-24 (P) 2000—Seahawks, 20-12 (SD)
Chargers, 30-17 (O) 2009—Steelers, 38-28 (P) Seahawks, 17-15 (Sea)
2008—Chargers, 28-18 (O) 2012—Chargers, 34-24 (P) 2001—Seahawks, 13-10 (Sea) OT
Chargers, 34-7 (SD) 2015—Steelers, 24-20 (SD) Seahawks, 25-22 (SD)
2009—Chargers, 24-20 (O) 2018—Chargers, 33-30 (P) 2002—Seahawks, 31-28 (SD) OT
Chargers, 24-16 (SD) (RS Pts.—Steelers 773, Chargers 558) 2006—Chargers, 20-17 (Sea)
2010—Raiders, 35-27 (O) (PS Pts.—Steelers 76, Chargers 72) 2010—Seahawks, 27-20 (Sea)
Raiders, 28-13 (SD) *Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016 2014—Chargers, 30-21 (SD)
2011—Raiders, 24-17 (SD) **AFC First-Round Playoff 2018—Chargers, 25-17 (S)
Chargers, 38-26 (O) ***AFC Championship (RS Pts.—Seahawks 1,067, Chargers 1,066)

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*L.A. CHARGERS vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Chargers lead series, 8-3
1976—Chargers, 23-0 (TB)
1981—Chargers, 24-23 (TB)
1987—Chargers, 17-13 (TB)
1990—Chargers, 41-10 (SD)
1992—Chargers, 29-14 (SD)
1993—Chargers, 32-17 (TB)
1996—Buccaneers, 25-17 (SD)
2004—Chargers, 31-24 (SD)
2008—Chargers, 41-24 (TB)
2012—Buccaneers, 34-24 (TB)
2016—Buccaneers, 28-21 (SD)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 300, Buccaneers 212)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Chargers lead series, 27-14-1
PS: Titans lead series, 3-1
1960—Oilers, 38-28 (H)
Chargers, 24-21 (LA)
***Oilers, 24-16 (H)
1961—Chargers, 34-24 (SD)
Oilers, 33-13 (H)
***Oilers, 10-3 (SD)
1962—Oilers, 42-17 (SD)
Oilers, 33-27 (H)
1963—Chargers, 27-0 (SD)
Chargers 20-14 (H)
1964—Chargers, 27-21 (SD)
Chargers, 20-17 (H)
1965—Chargers, 31-14 (SD)
Chargers, 37-26 (H)
1966—Chargers, 28-22 (H)
1967—Chargers, 13-3 (SD)
Oilers, 24-17 (H)
1968—Chargers, 30-14 (SD)
1969—Chargers, 21-17 (H)
1970—Tie, 31-31 (SD)
1971—Oilers, 49-33 (H)
1972—Chargers, 34-20 (SD)
1974—Oilers, 21-14 (H)
1975—Oilers, 33-17 (H)
1976—Chargers, 30-27 (SD)
1978—Chargers, 45-24 (H)
1979—****Oilers, 17-14 (SD)
1984—Chargers, 31-14 (SD)
1985—Oilers, 37-35 (H)
1986—Chargers, 27-0 (SD)
1987—Oilers, 33-18 (H)
1989—Oilers, 34-27 (SD)
1990—Oilers, 17-7 (SD)
1992—Oilers, 27-0 (H)
1993—Chargers, 18-17 (SD)
1998—Chargers, 13-7 (T)
2004—Chargers, 38-17 (SD)
2006—Chargers, 40-7 (SD)
2007—Chargers, 23-17 (T) OT
*****Chargers, 17-6 (SD)
2009—Chargers, 42-17 (T)
2010—Chargers, 33-25 (SD)
2012—Chargers, 38-10 (SD)
2013—Titans, 20-17 (T)
2016—Chargers, 43-35 (SD)
2018—Chargers, 20-19 (London)
(RS Pts.—Chargers 1,088, Titans 921)
(PS Pts.—Titans 57, Chargers 50)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
***AFL Championship
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*****AFC First-Round Playoff
*L.A. CHARGERS vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 7-4
1973—Redskins, 38-0 (W)
1980—Redskins, 40-17 (W)
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1983—Redskins, 27-24 (SD)
1986—Redskins, 30-27 (SD)
1989—Redskins, 26-21 (W)
1998—Redskins, 24-20 (W)
2001—Chargers, 30-3 (SD)
2005—Chargers, 23-17 (W) OT
2009—Chargers, 23-20 (SD)
2013—Redskins, 30-24 (W) OT
2017—Chargers, 30-13 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 268, Chargers 239)
*Franchise in San Diego from 1961-2016
L.A. RAMS vs. ARIZONA
RS: Rams lead series, 40-38-2
PS: Rams lead series, 1-0;
See Arizona vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. ATLANTA
RS: Rams lead series, 47-28-2
PS: Falcons lead series, 2-0;
See Atlanta vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2;
See Baltimore vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 7-5;
See Buffalo vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 12-8
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 53-35-3
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Chicago vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 8-5;
See Cincinnati vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Rams lead series, 11-9
PS: Browns lead series, 2-1;
See Cleveland vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 13-12
PS: Rams lead series, 5-4 ;
See Dallas vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. DENVER
RS: Rams lead series, 9-5;
See Denver vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. DETROIT
RS: Rams lead series, 44-40-1
PS: Lions lead series, 1-0;
See Detroit vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Rams lead series, 46-45-2
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Green Bay vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. HOUSTON
RS: Rams lead series, 3-1;
See Houston vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 23-19-2;
See Indianapolis vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Rams lead series, 4-1;
See Jacksonville vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series; 7-5;
See Kansas City vs. L.A. Rams
L.A. RAMS vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Rams lead series, 7-5;
See L.A. Chargers vs. L.A. Rams
*L.A. RAMS vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 11-2
1971—Dolphins, 20-14 (LA)
1976—Rams, 31-28 (M)
1980—Dolphins, 35-14 (LA)
1983—Dolphins, 30-14 (M)
1986—Dolphins, 37-31 (LA) OT
1992—Dolphins, 26-10 (M)
1995—Dolphins, 41-22 (StL)
1998—Dolphins, 14-0 (M)
2001—Rams, 42-10 (StL)
2004—Dolphins, 31-14 (M)
2008—Dolphins, 16-12 (StL)
2012—Dolphins, 17-14 (M)
2016—Dolphins, 14-10 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 319, Rams 228)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
*L.A. RAMS vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 22-15-2
PS: Vikings lead series, 5-2
1961—Rams, 31-17 (LA)
Vikings, 42-21 (M)
1962—Vikings, 38-14 (LA)
Tie, 24-24 (M)
1963—Rams, 27-24 (LA)
Vikings, 21-13 (M)
1964—Rams, 22-13 (LA)
Vikings, 34-13 (M)
1965—Vikings, 38-35 (LA)
Vikings, 24-13 (M)
1966—Vikings, 35-7 (M)
Rams, 21-6 (LA)
1967—Rams, 39-3 (LA)
1968—Rams, 31-3 (M)
1969—Vikings, 20-13 (LA)
**Vikings, 23-20 (M)
1970—Vikings, 13-3 (M)
1972—Vikings, 45-41 (LA)
1973—Vikings, 10-9 (M)
1974—Rams, 20-17 (LA)
***Vikings, 14-10 (M)
1976—Tie, 10-10 (M) OT
***Vikings, 24-13 (M)
1977—Rams, 35-3 (LA)
****Vikings, 14-7 (LA)
1978—Rams, 34-17 (M)
****Rams, 34-10 (LA)
1979—Rams, 27-21 (LA) OT
1985—Rams, 13-10 (LA)
1987—Vikings, 21-16 (LA)
1988—*****Vikings, 28-17 (M)
1989—Vikings, 23-21 (M) OT
1991—Vikings, 20-14 (M)
1992—Vikings, 31-17 (LA)
1998—Vikings, 38-31 (StL)
1999—****Rams, 49-37 (StL)
2000—Rams, 40-29 (StL)
2003—Rams, 48-17 (StL)
2005—Vikings, 27-13 (M)
2006—Rams, 41-21 (M)
2009—Vikings, 38-10 (StL)
2012—Vikings, 36-22 (StL)
2014—Vikings, 34-6 (StL)
2015—Vikings, 21-18 (M) OT
2017—Vikings, 24-7 (M)
2018—Rams, 38-31 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 899, Rams 858)
(PS Pts.—Rams 150, Vikings 150)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**Conference Championship
***NFC Championship
****NFC Divisional Playoff
*****NFC First-Round Playoff
*L.A. RAMS vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-5
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-0
1974—Patriots, 20-14 (NE)
1980—Rams, 17-14 (NE)
1983—Patriots, 21-7 (LA)
1986—Patriots, 30-28 (LA)
1989—Rams, 24-20 (NE)
1992—Rams, 14-0 (LA)
1998—Rams, 32-18 (StL)
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2001—Rams, 24-17 (NE)
**Patriots, 20-17 (New Orleans)
2004—Patriots, 40-22 (StL)
2008—Patriots, 23-16 (NE)
2012—Patriots, 45-7 (London)
2016—Patriots, 26-10 (NE)
2018—***Patriots, 13-3 (Atlanta)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 274, Rams 215)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 33, Rams 20)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**Super Bowl XXXVI
***Super Bowl XLIII
*L.A. RAMS vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Rams lead series, 41-33
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1967—Rams, 27-13 (NO)
1969—Rams, 36-17 (LA)
1970—Rams, 30-17 (NO)
Rams, 34-16 (LA)
1971—Saints, 24-20 (NO)
Rams, 45-28 (LA)
1972—Rams, 34-14 (LA)
Saints, 19-16 (NO)
1973—Rams, 29-7 (LA)
Rams, 24-13 (NO)
1974—Rams, 24-0 (LA)
Saints, 20-7 (NO)
1975—Rams, 38-14 (LA)
Rams, 14-7 (NO)
1976—Rams, 16-10 (NO)
Rams, 33-14 (LA)
1977—Rams, 14-7 (LA)
Saints, 27-26 (NO)
1978—Rams, 26-20 (NO)
Saints, 10-3 (LA)
1979—Rams, 35-17 (NO)
Saints, 29-14 (LA)
1980—Rams, 45-31 (LA)
Rams, 27-7 (NO)
1981—Saints, 23-17 (NO)
Saints, 21-13 (LA)
1983—Rams, 30-27 (LA)
Rams, 26-24 (NO)
1984—Rams, 28-10 (NO)
Rams, 34-21 (LA)
1985—Rams, 28-10 (LA)
Saints, 29-3 (NO)
1986—Saints, 6-0 (NO)
Rams, 26-13 (LA)
1987—Saints, 37-10 (NO)
Saints, 31-14 (LA)
1988—Rams, 12-10 (NO)
Saints, 14-10 (LA)
1989—Saints, 40-21 (LA)
Rams, 20-17 (NO) OT
1990—Saints, 24-20 (LA)
Saints, 20-17 (NO)
1991—Saints, 24-7 (NO)
Saints, 24-17 (LA)
1992—Saints, 13-10 (NO)
Saints, 37-14 (LA)
1993—Saints, 37-6 (LA)
Rams, 23-20 (NO)
1994—Saints, 37-34 (NO)
Saints, 31-15 (LA)
1995—Rams, 17-13 (StL)
Saints, 19-10 (NO)
1996—Rams, 26-10 (NO)
Rams, 14-13 (StL)
1997—Rams, 38-24 (StL)
Rams, 34-27 (NO)
1998—Saints, 24-17 (StL)
Saints, 24-3 (NO)
1999—Rams, 43-12 (StL)
Rams, 30-14 (NO)
2000—Saints, 31-24 (StL)
Rams, 26-21 (NO)
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**Saints, 31-28 (NO)
2001—Saints, 34-31 (StL)
Rams, 34-21 (NO)
2004—Saints, 28-25 (StL) OT
2005—Rams, 28-17 (StL)
2007—Rams, 37-29 (NO)
2009—Saints, 28-23 (StL)
2010—Saints, 31-13 (NO)
2011—Rams, 31-21 (StL)
2013—Rams, 27-16 (StL)
2016—Saints, 49-21 (NO)
2017—Rams, 26-20 (LA)
2018—Saints, 45-35 (NO)
***Rams, 26-23 (NO) OT
(RS Pts.—Rams 1,685, Saints 1,552)
(PS Pts.—Rams 54, Saints 54)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Championship
*L.A. RAMS vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Rams lead series, 26-16
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1938—Giants, 28-0 (NY)
1940—Rams, 13-0 (NY)
1941—Giants, 49-14 (NY)
1945—Rams, 21-17 (NY)
1946—Rams, 31-21 (NY)
1947—Rams, 34-10 (LA)
1948—Rams, 52-37 (NY)
1953—Rams, 21-7 (LA)
1954—Rams, 17-16 (NY)
1959—Giants, 23-21 (LA)
1961—Giants, 24-14 (NY)
1966—Rams, 55-14 (LA)
1968—Rams, 24-21 (LA)
1970—Rams, 31-3 (NY)
1973—Rams, 40-6 (LA)
1976—Rams, 24-10 (LA)
1978—Rams, 20-17 (NY)
1979—Giants, 20-14 (LA)
1980—Rams, 28-7 (NY)
1981—Giants, 10-7 (NY)
1983—Rams, 16-6 (NY)
1984—Rams, 33-12 (LA)
**Giants, 16-13 (LA)
1985—Giants, 24-19 (NY)
1988—Rams, 45-31 (NY)
1989—Rams, 31-10 (LA)
***Rams, 19-13 (NY) OT
1990—Giants, 31-7 (LA)
1991—Rams, 19-13 (NY)
1992—Rams, 38-17 (LA)
1993—Giants, 20-10 (NY)
1994—Rams, 17-10 (LA)
1997—Rams, 13-3 (StL)
1999—Rams, 31-10 (StL)
2000—Rams, 38-24 (NY)
2001—Rams, 15-14 (StL)
2002—Giants, 26-21 (StL)
2003—Giants, 23-13 (NY)
2005—Giants, 44-24 (NY)
2008—Giants, 41-13 (StL)
2011—Giants, 28-16 (NY)
2014—Giants, 37-27 (StL)
2016—Giants, 17-10 (London)
2017—Rams, 51-17 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Rams 988, Giants 798)
(PS Pts.—Rams 32, Giants 29)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
and in Cleveland prior to 1946
**NFC First-Round Playoff
***NFC Divisional Playoff
*L.A. RAMS vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Rams lead series, 10-4
1970—Jets, 31-20 (LA)
1974—Rams, 20-13 (NY)
1980—Rams, 38-13 (LA)
1983—Jets, 27-24 (NY) OT
1986—Rams, 17-3 (NY)
1989—Rams, 38-14 (LA)
1992—Rams, 18-10 (LA)
1995—Rams, 23-20 (NY)
1998—Rams, 30-10 (StL)
2001—Rams, 34-14 (NY)
2004—Rams, 32-29 (StL) OT
2008—Jets, 47-3 (NY)
2012—Jets, 27-13 (StL)
2016—Rams, 9-6 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Rams 319, Jets 264)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
*L.A. RAMS vs. **OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 8-6
1972—Raiders, 45-17 (O)
1977—Rams, 20-14 (LA)
1979—Raiders, 24-17 (LA)
1982—Raiders, 37-31 (LA Raiders)
1985—Raiders, 16-6 (LA Rams)
1988—Rams, 22-17 (LA Raiders)
1991—Raiders, 20-17 (LA Raiders)
1994—Raiders, 20-17 (LA Rams)
1997—Raiders, 35-17 (O)
2002—Rams, 28-13 (StL)
2006—Rams, 20-0 (O)
2010—Raiders, 16-14 (O)
2014—Rams, 52-0 (StL)
2018—Rams, 33-13 (O)
(RS Pts.—Rams 311, Raiders 270)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
*L.A. RAMS vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 21-17-1
PS: Rams lead series, 2-1
1937—Rams, 21-3 (P)
1939—Rams, 35-13 (Colorado Springs)
1940—Rams, 21-13 (C)
1942—Rams, 24-14 (Akron)
1944—Eagles, 26-13 (P)
1945—Eagles, 28-14 (P)
1946—Eagles, 25-14 (LA)
1947—Eagles, 14-7 (P)
1948—Tie, 28-28 (LA)
1949—Eagles, 38-14 (P)
**Eagles, 14-0 (LA)
1950—Eagles, 56-20 (P)
1955—Rams, 23-21 (P)
1956—Rams, 27-7 (LA)
1957—Rams, 17-13 (LA)
1959—Eagles, 23-20 (P)
1964—Rams, 20-10 (LA)
1967—Rams, 33-17 (LA)
1969—Rams, 23-17 (P)
1972—Rams, 34-3 (P)
1975—Rams, 42-3 (P)
1977—Rams, 20-0 (LA)
1978—Rams, 16-14 (P)
1983—Eagles, 13-9 (P)
1985—Rams, 17-6 (P)
1986—Eagles, 34-20 (P)
1988—Eagles, 30-24 (P)
1989—***Rams, 21-7 (P)
1990—Eagles, 27-21 (LA)
1995—Eagles, 20-9 (P)
1998—Eagles, 17-14 (P)
1999—Eagles, 38-31 (P)
2001—Rams, 20-17 (P) OT
****Rams, 29-24 (StL)
2002—Eagles, 10-3 (P)
2004—Rams, 20-7 (StL)
2005—Eagles, 17-16 (StL)
2008—Eagles, 38-3 (P)
2011—Eagles, 31-13 (StL)
2014—Eagles, 34-28 (P)
2017—Eagles, 43-35 (LA)
2018—Eagles, 30-23 (LA)
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(RS Pts.—Rams 798, Eagles 792) 1966—Rams, 34-3 (LA) 2004—Rams, 24-14 (SF)
(PS Pts.—Rams 50, Eagles 45) 49ers, 21-13 (SF) Rams, 16-6 (StL)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015 1967—49ers, 27-24 (LA) 2005—49ers, 28-25 (SF)
and in Cleveland prior to 1946 Rams, 17-7 (SF) 49ers, 24-20 (StL)
**NFL Championship 1968—Rams, 24-10 (LA) 2006—49ers, 20-13 (SF)
***NFC First-Round Playoff Tie, 20-20 (SF) Rams, 20-17 (StL)
****NFC Championship 1969—Rams, 27-21 (SF) 2007—49ers, 17-16 (StL)
*L.A. RAMS vs. **PITTSBURGH Rams, 41-30 (LA) Rams, 13-9 (SF)
RS: Rams lead series, 15-8-2 1970—49ers, 20-6 (LA) 2008—49ers, 35-16 (SF)
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0 Rams, 30-13 (SF) 49ers, 17-16 (StL)
1938—Rams, 13-7 (New Orleans) 1971—Rams, 20-13 (SF) 2009—49ers, 35-0 (SF)
1939—Tie, 14-14 (C) Rams, 17-6 (LA) 49ers, 28-6 (StL)
1941—Rams, 17-14 (Akron) 1972—Rams, 31-7 (LA) 2010—49ers, 23-20 (SF) OT
1947—Rams, 48-7 (P) Rams, 26-16 (SF) Rams, 25-17 (StL)
1948—Rams, 31-14 (LA) 1973—Rams, 40-20 (SF) 2011—49ers, 26-0 (SF)
1949—Tie, 7-7 (P) Rams, 31-13 (LA) 49ers, 34-27 (StL)
1952—Rams, 28-14 (LA) 1974—Rams, 37-14 (LA) 2012—Tie, 24-24 (SF) OT
1955—Rams, 27-26 (LA) Rams, 15-13 (SF) Rams, 16-13 (StL) OT
1956—Steelers, 30-13 (P) 1975—Rams, 23-14 (SF) 2013—49ers, 35-11 (StL)
1961—Rams, 24-14 (LA) 49ers, 24-23 (LA) 49ers, 23-13 (SF)
1964—Rams, 26-14 (P) 1976—49ers, 16-0 (LA) 2014—49ers, 31-17 (StL)
1968—Rams, 45-10 (LA) Rams, 23-3 (SF) Rams, 13-10 (SF)
1971—Rams, 23-14 (P) 1977—Rams, 34-14 (LA) 2015—Rams, 27-6 (StL)
1975—Rams, 10-3 (LA) Rams, 23-10 (SF) 49ers, 19-16 (SF) OT
1978—Rams, 10-7 (LA) 1978—Rams, 27-10 (LA) 2016—49ers, 28-0 (SF)
1979—***Steelers, 31-19 (Pasadena) Rams, 31-28 (SF) 49ers, 22-21 (LA)
1981—Steelers, 24-0 (P) 1979—Rams, 27-24 (LA) 2017—Rams, 41-39 (SF)
1984—Steelers, 24-14 (P) Rams, 26-20 (SF) 49ers, 34-13 (LA)
1987—Rams, 31-21 (LA) 1980—Rams, 48-26 (LA) 2018—Rams, 39-10 (SF)
1990—Steelers, 41-10 (P) Rams, 31-17 (SF) Rams, 48-32 (LA)
1993—Rams, 27-0 (LA) 1981—49ers, 20-17 (SF) (RS Pts.—49ers 3.088, Rams 2,978)
1996—Steelers, 42-6 (P) 49ers, 33-31 (LA) (PS Pts.—49ers 30, Rams 3)
2003—Rams, 33-21 (P) 1982—49ers, 30-24 (LA) *Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
2007—Steelers, 41-24 (StL) Rams, 21-20 (SF) **NFC Championship
2011—Steelers, 27-0 (P) 1983—Rams, 10-7 (SF) *L.A. RAMS vs. SEATTLE
2015—Steelers, 12-6 (StL) 49ers, 45-35 (LA) RS: Seahawks lead series, 23-18
(RS Pts.—Rams 487, Steelers 448) 1984—49ers, 33-0 (LA) PS: Rams lead series, 1-0
(PS Pts.—Steelers 31, Rams 19) 49ers, 19-16 (SF) 1976—Rams, 45-6 (LA)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015 1985—49ers, 28-14 (LA) 1979—Rams, 24-0 (Sea)
and in Cleveland prior to 1946 Rams, 27-20 (SF) 1985—Rams, 35-24 (Sea)
**Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940 1986—Rams, 16-13 (LA) 1988—Rams, 31-10 (LA)
***Super Bowl XIV 49ers, 24-14 (SF) 1991—Seahawks, 23-9 (Sea)
*L.A. RAMS vs. SAN FRANCISCO 1987—49ers, 31-10 (LA) 1997—Seahawks, 17-9 (StL)
RS: 49ers lead series, 68-67-3 49ers, 48-0 (SF) 2000—Rams, 37-34 (Sea)
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0 1988—49ers, 24-21 (LA) 2002—Rams, 37-20 (StL)
1950—Rams, 35-14 (SF) Rams, 38-16 (SF) Seahawks, 30-10 (Sea)
Rams, 28-21 (LA) 1989—Rams, 13-12 (SF) 2003—Seahawks, 24-23 (Sea)
1951—49ers, 44-17 (SF) 49ers, 30-27 (LA) Rams, 27-22 (StL)
Rams, 23-16 (LA) **49ers, 30-3 (SF) 2004—Rams, 33-27 (Sea) OT
1952—Rams, 35-9 (LA) 1990—Rams, 28-17 (SF) Rams, 23-12 (StL)
Rams, 34-21 (SF) 49ers, 26-10 (LA) **Rams, 27-20 (Sea)
1953—49ers, 31-30 (SF) 1991—49ers, 27-10 (SF) 2005—Seahawks, 37-31 (StL)
49ers, 31-27 (LA) 49ers, 33-10 (LA) Seahawks, 31-16 (Sea)
1954—Tie, 24-24 (LA) 1992—49ers, 27-24 (SF) 2006—Seahawks, 30-28 (StL)
Rams, 42-34 (SF) 49ers, 27-10 (LA) Seahawks, 24-22 (Sea)
1955—Rams, 23-14 (SF) 1993—49ers, 40-17 (SF) 2007—Seahawks, 33-6 (Sea)
Rams, 27-14 (LA) 49ers, 35-10 (LA) Seahawks, 24-19 (StL)
1956—49ers, 33-30 (SF) 1994—49ers, 34-19 (LA) 2008—Seahawks, 37-13 (Sea)
Rams, 30-6 (LA) 49ers, 31-27 (SF) Seahawks, 23-20 (StL)
1957—49ers, 23-20 (SF) 1995—49ers, 44-10 (StL) 2009—Seahawks, 28-0 (Sea)
Rams, 37-24 (LA) 49ers, 41-13 (SF) Seahawks, 27-17 (StL)
1958—Rams, 33-3 (SF) 1996—49ers, 34-0 (SF) 2010—Rams, 20-3 (StL)
Rams, 56-7 (LA) 49ers, 28-11 (StL) Seahawks, 16-6 (Sea)
1959—49ers, 34-0 (SF) 1997—49ers, 15-12 (StL) 2011—Seahawks, 24-7 (StL)
49ers, 24-16 (LA) 49ers, 30-10 (SF) Seahawks, 30-13 (Sea)
1960—49ers, 13-9 (SF) 1998—49ers, 28-10 (StL) 2012—Rams, 19-13 (StL)
49ers, 23-7 (LA) 49ers, 38-19 (SF) Seahawks, 20-13 (Sea)
1961—49ers, 35-0 (SF) 1999—Rams, 42-20 (StL) 2013—Seahawks, 14-9 (StL)
Rams, 17-7 (LA) Rams, 23-7 (SF) Seahawks, 27-9 (Sea)
1962—Rams, 28-14 (SF) 2000—Rams, 41-24 (StL) 2014—Rams, 28-26 (StL)
49ers, 24-17 (LA) Rams, 34-24 (SF) Seahawks, 20-6 (Sea)
1963—Rams, 28-21 (LA) 2001—Rams, 30-26 (SF) 2015—Rams, 34-31 (StL) OT
Rams, 21-17 (SF) Rams, 27-14 (StL) Rams, 23-17 (Sea)
1964—Rams, 42-14 (LA) 2002—49ers, 37-13 (SF) 2016—Rams, 9-3 (LA)
49ers, 28-7 (SF) Rams, 31-20 (StL) Seahawks, 24-3 (S)
1965—49ers, 45-21 (LA) 2003—Rams, 27-24 (StL) OT 2017—Seahawks, 16-10 (LA)
49ers, 30-27 (SF) 49ers, 30-10 (SF) Rams, 42-7 (S)

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2018—Rams, 33-31 (S)
Rams, 36-31 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 896, Rams 835)
(PS Pts.—Rams 27, Seahawks 20)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**NFC First-Round Playoff
*L.A. RAMS vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Rams lead series, 14-8
PS: Rams lead series, 2-0
1977—Rams, 31-0 (LA)
1978—Rams, 26-23 (LA)
1979—Buccaneers, 21-6 (TB)
**Rams, 9-0 (TB)
1980—Buccaneers, 10-9 (TB)
1984—Rams, 34-33 (TB)
1985—Rams, 31-27 (TB)
1986—Rams, 26-20 (LA) OT
1987—Rams, 35-3 (LA)
1990—Rams, 35-14 (TB)
1992—Rams, 31-27 (TB)
1994—Buccaneers, 24-14 (TB)
1999—**Rams, 11-6 (StL)
2000—Buccaneers, 38-35 (TB)
2001—Buccaneers, 24-17 (StL)
2002—Buccaneers, 26-14 (TB)
2004—Rams, 28-21 (StL)
2007—Buccaneers, 24-3 (TB)
2010—Buccaneers, 18-17 (TB)
2012—Rams, 28-13 (TB)
2013—Rams, 23-13 (StL)
2014—Rams, 19-17 (TB)
2015—Rams, 31-23 (StL)
2016—Rams, 37-32 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Rams 530, Buccaneers 451)
(PS Pts.—Rams 20, Buccaneers 6)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**NFC Championship
*L.A. RAMS vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Rams lead series, 7-5
PS: Rams lead series, 1-0
1973—Rams, 31-26 (H)
1978—Rams, 10-6 (H)
1981—Oilers, 27-20 (LA)
1984—Rams, 27-16 (LA)
1987—Oilers, 20-16 (H)
1990—Rams, 17-13 (LA)
1993—Rams, 28-13 (H)
1999—Titans, 24-21 (T)
***Rams, 23-16 (Atlanta)
2005—Rams, 31-27 (StL)
2009—Titans, 47-7 (T)
2013—Titans, 28-21 (StL)
2017—Rams, 27-23 (T)
(RS Pts.—Titans 270, Rams 256)
(PS Pts.—Rams 23, Titans 16)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
***Super Bowl XXXIV
*L.A. RAMS vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 24-11-1
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1937—Redskins, 16-7 (C)
1938—Redskins, 37-13 (W)
1941—Redskins, 17-13 (W)
1942—Redskins, 33-14 (W)
1944—Redskins, 14-10 (W)
1945—**Rams, 15-14 (C)
1948—Rams, 41-13 (W)
1949—Rams, 53-27 (LA)
1951—Redskins, 31-21 (W)
1962—Redskins, 20-14 (W)
1963—Redskins, 37-14 (LA)
1967—Tie, 28-28 (LA)
1969—Rams, 24-13 (W)
1971—Redskins, 38-24 (LA)
1974—Redskins, 23-17 (LA)
462
***Rams, 19-10 (LA)
1977—Redskins, 17-14 (W)
1981—Redskins, 30-7 (LA)
1983—Redskins, 42-20 (LA)
***Redskins, 51-7 (W)
1986—****Redskins, 19-7 (W)
1987—Rams, 30-26 (W)
1991—Redskins, 27-6 (LA)
1993—Rams, 10-6 (LA)
1994—Redskins, 24-21 (LA)
1995—Redskins, 35-23 (StL)
1996—Redskins, 17-10 (StL)
1997—Rams, 23-20 (W)
2000—Redskins, 33-20 (StL)
2002—Redskins, 20-17 (W)
2005—Redskins, 24-9 (StL)
2006—Rams, 37-31 (StL) OT
2008—Rams, 19-17 (W)
2009—Redskins, 9-7 (W)
2010—Rams, 30-16 (StL)
2011—Redskins, 17-10 (StL)
2012—Rams, 31-28 (StL)
2014—Rams, 24-0 (W)
2015—Redskins, 24-10 (W)
2017—Redskins, 27-20 (LA)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 837, Rams 691)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 94, Rams 48)
*Franchise in St. Louis from 1995-2015
and in Cleveland prior to 1946
**NFL Championship
***NFC Divisional Playoff
****NFC First-Round Playoff
MIAMI vs. ARIZONA
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-3;
See Arizona vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. ATLANTA
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-4;
See Atlanta vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 7-6
PS: Ravens lead series, 2-0;
See Baltimore vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. BUFFALO
RS: Dolphins lead series, 60-45-1
PS: Bills lead series, 3-1;
See Buffalo vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. CAROLINA
RS: Dolphins lead series, 4-2;
See Carolina vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. CHICAGO
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-4;
See Chicago vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 15-7
PS: Dolphins lead series, 1-0;
See Cincinnati vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Dolphins lead series, 9-8
PS: Dolphins lead series, 2-0;
See Cleveland vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. DALLAS
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-6
PS: Cowboys lead series, 1-0;
See Dallas vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. DENVER
RS: Dolphins lead series, 12-5-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. DETROIT
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-5;
See Detroit vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Dolphins lead series, 10-5;
See Green Bay vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. HOUSTON
RS: Texans lead series, 8-1;
See Houston vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Dolphins lead series, 45-27
PS: Dolphins lead series, 2-0;
See Indianapolis vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 4-4
PS: Jaguars lead series, 1-0;
See Jacksonville vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 14-13
PS: Dolphins lead series, 3-0;
See Kansas City vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Dolphins lead series, 16-13
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Dolphins lead series, 11-2;
See L.A. Rams vs. Miami
MIAMI vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-5
PS: Dolphins lead series, 1-0
1972—Dolphins, 16-14 (Minn)
1973—*Dolphins, 24-7 (Houston)
1976—Vikings, 29-7 (Mia)
1979—Dolphins, 27-12 (Minn)
1982—Dolphins, 22-14 (Mia)
1988—Dolphins, 24-7 (Mia)
1994—Vikings, 38-35 (Minn)
2000—Vikings, 13-7 (Minn)
2002—Vikings, 20-17 (Minn)
2006—Dolphins, 24-20 (Mia)
2010—Dolphins, 14-10 (Minn)
2014—Dolphins, 37-35 (Mia)
2018—Vikings, 41-17 (Min)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 253, Vikings 247)
(PS Pts.—Dolphins 24, Vikings 7)
*Super Bowl VIII
MIAMI vs. *NEW ENGLAND
RS: Dolphins lead series, 54-50
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1
1966—Patriots, 20-14 (M)
1967—Patriots, 41-10 (B)
Dolphins, 41-32 (M)
1968—Dolphins, 34-10 (B)
Dolphins, 38-7 (M)
1969—Dolphins, 17-16 (B)
Patriots, 38-23 (Tampa)
1970—Patriots, 27-14 (B)
Dolphins, 37-20 (M)
1971—Dolphins, 41-3 (M)
Patriots, 34-13 (NE)
1972—Dolphins, 52-0 (M)
Dolphins, 37-21 (NE)
1973—Dolphins, 44-23 (M)
Dolphins, 30-14 (NE)
1974—Patriots, 34-24 (NE)
Dolphins, 34-27 (M)
1975—Dolphins, 22-14 (NE)
Dolphins, 20-7 (M)
1976—Patriots, 30-14 (NE)
Dolphins, 10-3 (M)
1977—Dolphins, 17-5 (M)
Patriots, 14-10 (NE)
1978—Patriots, 33-24 (NE)
Dolphins, 23-3 (M)
1979—Patriots, 28-13 (NE)
Dolphins, 39-24 (M)
1980—Patriots, 34-0 (NE)
Dolphins, 16-13 (M) OT
1981—Dolphins, 30-27 (NE) OT
Dolphins, 24-14 (M)
1982—Patriots, 3-0 (NE)
**Dolphins, 28-13 (M)
1983—Dolphins, 34-24 (M)
Patriots, 17-6 (NE)
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1984—Dolphins, 28-7 (M) MIAMI vs. NEW ORLEANS Dolphins, 31-23 (NY)
Dolphins, 44-24 (NE) RS: Series tied, 6-6 1990—Dolphins, 20-16 (M)
1985—Patriots, 17-13 (NE) 1970—Dolphins, 21-10 (M) Dolphins, 17-3 (NY)
Dolphins, 30-27 (M) 1974—Dolphins, 21-0 (NO) 1991—Jets, 41-23 (NY)
***Patriots, 31-14 (M) 1980—Dolphins, 21-16 (M) Jets, 23-20 (M) OT
1986—Patriots, 34-7 (NE) 1983—Saints, 17-7 (NO) 1992—Jets, 26-14 (NY)
Patriots, 34-27 (M) 1986—Dolphins, 31-27 (NO) Dolphins, 19-17 (M)
1987—Patriots, 28-21 (NE) 1992—Saints, 24-13 (NO) 1993—Jets, 24-14 (M)
Patriots, 24-10 (M) 1995—Saints, 33-30 (NO) Jets, 27-10 (NY)
1988—Patriots, 21-10 (NE) 1998—Dolphins, 30-10 (M) 1994—Dolphins, 28-14 (M)
Patriots, 6-3 (M) 2005—Dolphins, 21-6 (Baton Rouge) Dolphins, 28-24 (NY)
1989—Dolphins, 24-10 (NE) 2009—Saints, 46-34 (M) 1995—Dolphins, 52-14 (M)
Dolphins, 31-10 (M) 2013—Saints, 38-17 (NO) Jets, 17-16 (NY)
1990—Dolphins, 27-24 (NE) 2017—Saints, 20-0 (London) 1996—Dolphins, 36-27 (M)
Dolphins, 17-10 (M) (RS Pts.—Saints 247, Dolphins 246) Dolphins, 31-28 (NY)
1991—Dolphins, 20-10 (NE) MIAMI vs. N.Y. GIANTS 1997—Dolphins, 31-20 (NY)
Dolphins, 30-20 (M) RS: Giants lead series, 6-2 Dolphins, 24-17 (M)
1992—Dolphins, 38-17 (M) 1972—Dolphins, 23-13 (NY) 1998—Jets, 20-9 (NY)
Dolphins, 16-13 (NE) OT 1990—Giants, 20-3 (NY) Jets, 21-16 (M)
1993—Dolphins, 17-13 (M) 1993—Giants, 19-14 (M) 1999—Jets, 28-20 (NY)
Patriots, 33-27 (NE) OT 1996—Giants, 17-7 (M) Jets, 38-31 (M)
1994—Dolphins, 39-35 (M) 2003—Dolphins, 23-10 (NY) 2000—Jets, 40-37 (NY) OT
Dolphins, 23-3 (NE) 2007—Giants, 13-10 (London) Jets, 20-3 (M)
1995—Dolphins, 20-3 (NE) 2011—Giants, 20-17 (NY) 2001—Jets, 21-17 (NY)
Patriots, 34-17 (M) 2015—Giants, 31-24 (M) Jets, 24-0 (M)
1996—Dolphins, 24-10 (M) (RS Pts.—Giants 143, Dolphins 121) 2002—Dolphins, 30-3 (M)
Patriots, 42-23 (NE) MIAMI vs. N.Y. JETS Jets, 13-10 (NY)
1997—Patriots, 27-24 (NE) RS: Jets lead series, 54-51-1 2003—Dolphins, 21-10 (NY)
Patriots, 14-12 (M) PS: Dolphins lead series, 1-0 Dolphins, 23-21 (M)
**Patriots, 17-3 (NE) 1966—Jets, 19-14 (M) 2004—Jets, 17-9 (M)
1998—Dolphins, 12-9 (M) OT Jets, 30-13 (NY) Jets, 41-14 (NY)
Patriots, 26-23 (NE) 1967—Jets, 29-7 (NY) 2005—Jets, 17-7 (NY)
1999—Dolphins, 31-30 (NE) Jets, 33-14 (M) Dolphins, 24-20 (M)
Dolphins, 27-17 (M) 1968—Jets, 35-17 (NY) 2006—Jets, 20-17 (NY)
2000—Dolphins, 10-3 (M) Jets, 31-7 (M) Jets, 13-10 (M)
Dolphins, 27-24 (NE) 1969—Jets, 34-31 (NY) 2007—Jets, 31-28 (NY)
2001—Dolphins, 30-10 (M) Jets, 27-9 (M) Jets, 40-13 (M)
Patriots, 20-13 (NE) 1970—Dolphins, 20-6 (NY) 2008—Jets, 20-14 (M)
2002—Dolphins, 26-13 (M) Dolphins, 16-10 (M) Dolphins, 24-17 (NY)
Patriots, 27-24 (NE) OT 1971—Jets, 14-10 (M) 2009—Dolphins, 31-27 (M)
2003—Patriots, 19-13 (M) OT Dolphins, 30-14 (NY) Dolphins, 30-25 (NY)
Patriots, 12-0 (NE) 1972—Dolphins, 27-17 (NY) 2010—Jets, 31-23 (M)
2004—Patriots, 24-10 (NE) Dolphins, 28-24 (M) Dolphins, 10-6 (NY)
Dolphins, 29-28 (M) 1973—Dolphins, 31-3 (M) 2011—Jets, 24-6 (NY)
2005—Patriots, 23-16 (M) Dolphins, 24-14 (NY) Dolphins, 19-17 (M)
Dolphins, 28-26 (NE) 1974—Dolphins, 21-17 (M) 2012—Jets, 23-20 (M) OT
2006—Patriots, 20-10 (NE) Jets, 17-14 (NY) Dolphins, 30-9 (NY)
Dolphins, 21-0 (M) 1975—Dolphins, 43-0 (NY) 2013—Dolphins, 23-3 (NY)
2007—Patriots, 49-28 (M) Dolphins, 27-7 (M) Jets, 20-7 (M)
Patriots, 28-7 (NE) 1976—Dolphins, 16-0 (M) 2014—Dolphins, 16-13 (NY)
2008—Dolphins, 38-13 (NE) Dolphins, 27-7 (NY) Jets, 37-24 (M)
Patriots, 48-28 (M) 1977—Dolphins, 21-17 (M) 2015—Jets, 27-14 (London)
2009—Patriots, 27-17 (NE) Dolphins, 14-10 (NY) Jets, 38-20 (NY)
Dolphins, 22-21 (M) 1978—Jets, 33-20 (NY) 2016—Jets, 27-23 (M)
2010—Patriots, 41-14 (M) Jets, 24-13 (M) Jets, 34-13 (NY)
Patriots, 38-7 (NE) 1979—Jets, 33-27 (NY) 2017—Jets, 20-6 (NY)
2011—Patriots, 38-24 (M) Jets, 27-24 (M) Dolphins, 31-28 (M)
Patriots, 27-24 (NE) 1980—Jets, 17-14 (NY) 2018—Dolphins, 20-12 (NY)
2012—Patriots, 23-16 (M) Jets, 24-17 (M) Dolphins, 13-6 (M)
Patriots, 28-0 (NE) 1981—Tie, 28-28 (M) OT (RS Pts.—Dolphins 2,307, Jets 2,265)
2013—Patriots, 27-17 (NE) Jets, 16-15 (NY) (PS Pts.—Dolphins 14, Jets 0)
Dolphins, 24-20 (M) 1982—Dolphins, 45-28 (NY) *AFC Championship
2014—Dolphins, 33-20 (M) Dolphins, 20-19 (M) MIAMI vs. *OAKLAND
Patriots, 41-13 (NE) *Dolphins, 14-0 (M) RS: Series tied, 17-17-1
2015—Patriots, 36-7 (NE) 1983—Dolphins, 32-14 (NY) PS: Raiders lead series, 3-1
Dolphins, 20-10 (M) Dolphins, 34-14 (M) 1966—Raiders, 23-14 (M)
2016—Patriots, 31-24 (NE) 1984—Dolphins, 31-17 (NY) Raiders, 21-10 (O)
Patriots, 35-14 (M) Dolphins, 28-17 (M) 1967—Raiders, 31-17 (O)
2017—Patriots, 35-17 (NE) 1985—Jets, 23-7 (NY) 1968—Raiders, 47-21 (M)
Dolphins, 27-20 (M) Dolphins, 21-17 (M) 1969—Raiders, 20-17 (O)
2018—Patriots, 38-7 (NE) 1986—Jets, 51-45 (NY) OT Tie, 20-20 (M)
Dolphins, 34-33 (M) Dolphins, 45-3 (M) 1970—Dolphins, 20-13 (M)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 2,268, Patriots 2,239) 1987—Jets, 37-31 (NY) OT **Raiders, 21-14 (O)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 61, Dolphins 45) Dolphins, 37-28 (M) 1973—Raiders, 12-7 (O)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971 1988—Jets, 44-30 (M) ***Dolphins, 27-10 (M)
**AFC First-Round Playoff Jets, 38-34 (NY) 1974—**Raiders, 28-26 (O)
***AFC Championship 1989—Jets, 40-33 (M) 1975—Raiders, 31-21 (M)

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1978—Dolphins, 23-6 (M)
1979—Raiders, 13-3 (O)
1980—Raiders, 16-10 (O)
1981—Raiders, 33-17 (M)
1983—Raiders, 27-14 (LA)
1984—Raiders, 45-34 (M)
1986—Raiders, 30-28 (M)
1988—Dolphins, 24-14 (LA)
1990—Raiders, 13-10 (M)
1992—Dolphins, 20-7 (M)
1994—Dolphins, 20-17 (M) OT
1996—Raiders, 17-7 (O)
1997—Dolphins, 34-16 (O)
1998—Dolphins, 27-17 (O)
1999—Dolphins, 16-9 (O)
2000—**Raiders, 27-0 (O)
2001—Dolphins, 18-15 (M)
2002—Dolphins, 23-17 (M)
2005—Dolphins, 33-21 (O)
2007—Raiders, 35-17 (M)
2008—Dolphins, 17-15 (M)
2010—Dolphins, 33-17 (O)
2011—Dolphins, 34-14 (M)
2012—Dolphins, 35-13 (M)
2014—Dolphins, 38-14 (London)
2017—Raiders, 27-24 (M)
2018—Dolphins, 28-20 (M)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 734, Raiders 706)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 86, Dolphins 67)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC Championship
MIAMI vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Dolphins lead series, 8-6
1970—Eagles, 24-17 (P)
1975—Dolphins, 24-16 (M)
1978—Eagles, 17-3 (P)
1981—Dolphins, 13-10 (M)
1984—Dolphins, 24-23 (M)
1987—Dolphins, 28-10 (P)
1990—Dolphins, 23-20 (M) OT
1993—Dolphins, 19-14 (P)
1996—Eagles, 35-28 (P)
1999—Dolphins, 16-13 (M)
2003—Eagles, 34-27 (M)
2007—Eagles, 17-7 (P)
2011—Eagles, 26-10 (M)
2015—Dolphins, 20-19 (P)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 278, Dolphins 259)
MIAMI vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 12-11
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1971—Dolphins, 24-21 (M)
1972—*Dolphins, 21-17 (P)
1973—Dolphins, 30-26 (M)
1976—Steelers, 14-3 (P)
1979—**Steelers, 34-14 (P)
1980—Steelers, 23-10 (P)
1981—Dolphins, 30-10 (M)
1984—Dolphins, 31-7 (P)
*Dolphins, 45-28 (M)
1985—Dolphins, 24-20 (M)
1987—Dolphins, 35-24 (M)
1988—Steelers, 40-24 (P)
1989—Steelers, 34-14 (M)
1990—Dolphins, 28-6 (P)
1993—Steelers, 21-20 (M)
1994—Steelers, 16-13 (P) OT
1995—Dolphins, 23-10 (M)
1996—Steelers, 24-17 (M)
1998—Dolphins, 21-0 (M)
2004—Steelers, 13-3 (M)
2006—Steelers, 28-17 (P)
2007—Steelers, 3-0 (P)
2009—Steelers, 30-24 (M)
2010—Steelers, 23-22 (M)
2013—Dolphins, 34-28 (P)
464
2016—Dolphins, 30-15 (M)
***Steelers, 30-12 (P)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 477, Steelers 436)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 109, Dolphins 92)
*AFC Championship
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC First-Round Playoff
MIAMI vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-5
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0
1973—Dolphins, 21-13 (M)
1977—Dolphins, 19-15 (SF)
1980—Dolphins, 17-13 (M)
1983—Dolphins, 20-17 (SF)
1984—*49ers, 38-16 (Stanford)
1986—49ers, 31-16 (M)
1992—49ers, 27-3 (SF)
1995—49ers, 44-20 (M)
2001—49ers, 21-0 (SF)
2004—Dolphins, 24-17 (SF)
2008—Dolphins, 14-9 (M)
2012—49ers, 27-13 (SF)
2016—Dolphins, 31-24 (M)
(RS Pts.—49ers 258, Dolphins 198)
(PS Pts.—49ers 38, Dolphins 16)
*Super Bowl XIX
MIAMI vs. SEATTLE
RS: Dolphins lead series, 8-4
PS: Dolphins lead series, 2-1
1977—Dolphins, 31-13 (M)
1979—Dolphins, 19-10 (M)
1983—*Seahawks, 27-20 (M)
1984—*Dolphins, 31-10 (M)
1987—Seahawks, 24-20 (S)
1990—Dolphins, 24-17 (M)
1992—Dolphins, 19-17 (S)
1996—Seahawks, 22-15 (M)
1999—**Dolphins, 20-17 (S)
2000—Dolphins, 23-0 (M)
2001—Dolphins, 24-20 (S)
2004—Seahawks, 24-17 (S)
2008—Dolphins, 21-19 (M)
2012—Dolphins, 24-21 (M)
2016—Seahawks, 12-10 (S)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 247, Seahawks 199)
(PS Pts.—Dolphins 71, Seahawks 54)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC First-Round Playoff
MIAMI vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Buccaneers lead series, 6-5
1976—Dolphins, 23-20 (TB)
1982—Buccaneers, 23-17 (TB)
1985—Dolphins, 41-38 (M)
1988—Dolphins, 17-14 (TB)
1991—Dolphins, 33-14 (M)
1997—Buccaneers, 31-21 (TB)
2000—Buccaneers, 16-13 (M)
2005—Buccaneers, 27-13 (TB)
2009—Dolphins, 25-23 (M)
2013—Buccaneers, 22-19 (TB)
2017—Buccaneers, 30-20 (M)
(RS Pts.—Buccaneers 258, Dolphins 242)
MIAMI vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Dolphins lead series, 21-16
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0
1966—Dolphins, 20-13 (H)
Dolphins, 29-28 (M)
1967—Oilers, 17-14 (H)
Oilers, 41-10 (M)
1968—Oilers, 24-10 (M)
Dolphins, 24-7 (H)
1969—Oilers, 22-10 (H)
Oilers, 32-7 (M)
1970—Dolphins, 20-10 (H)
1972—Dolphins, 34-13 (M)
1975—Oilers, 20-19 (H)
1977—Dolphins, 27-7 (M)
1978—Oilers, 35-30 (H)
**Oilers, 17-9 (M)
1979—Oilers, 9-6 (M)
1981—Dolphins, 16-10 (H)
1983—Dolphins, 24-17 (H)
1984—Dolphins, 28-10 (M)
1985—Oilers, 26-23 (H)
1986—Dolphins, 28-7 (M)
1989—Oilers, 39-7 (H)
1991—Oilers, 17-13 (M)
1992—Dolphins, 19-16 (M)
1996—Dolphins, 23-20 (H)
1997—Dolphins, 16-13 (M) OT
1999—Dolphins, 17-0 (M)
2001—Dolphins, 31-23 (T)
2003—Titans, 31-7 (T)
2004—Titans, 17-7 (M)
2005—Dolphins, 24-10 (M)
2006—Dolphins, 13-10 (M)
2009—Titans, 27-24 (T) OT
2010—Dolphins, 29-17 (M)
2012—Titans, 37-3 (M)
2015—Dolphins, 38-10 (T)
2016—Titans, 30-17 (M)
2017—Dolphins, 16-10 (M)
2018—Dolphins, 27-20 (M)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 710, Titans 695)
(PS Pts.—Titans 17, Dolphins 9)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC First-Round Playoff
MIAMI vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Dolphins lead series, 8-4
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1972—*Dolphins, 14-7 (Los Angeles)
1974—Redskins, 20-17 (W)
1978—Dolphins, 16-0 (W)
1981—Dolphins, 13-10 (M)
1982—**Redskins, 27-17 (Pasadena)
1984—Dolphins, 35-17 (W)
1987—Dolphins, 23-21 (M)
1990—Redskins, 42-20 (W)
1993—Dolphins, 17-10 (M)
1999—Redskins, 21-10 (W)
2003—Dolphins, 24-23 (M)
2007—Redskins, 16-13 (W) OT
2011—Dolphins, 20-9 (M)
2015—Dolphins, 17-10 (W)
(RS Pts.—Dolphins 225, Redskins 199)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 34, Dolphins 31)
*Super Bowl VII
**Super Bowl XVII
MINNESOTA vs. ARIZONA
RS: Vikings lead series, 15-11
PS: Vikings lead series, 2-0;
See Arizona vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. ATLANTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 18-10
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Atlanta vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Baltimore vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. BUFFALO
RS: Vikings lead series, 8-6;
See Buffalo vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. CAROLINA
RS: Vikings lead series, 8-6;
See Carolina vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. CHICAGO
RS: Vikings lead series, 60-53-2
PS: Bears lead series, 1-0;
See Chicago vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Vikings lead series, 7-6;
See Cincinnati vs. Minnesota
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RS: Vikings lead series, 11-4
PS: Vikings lead series, 1-0;
See Cleveland vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 12-11
PS: Cowboys lead series, 4-3;
See Dallas vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. DENVER
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
See Denver vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. DETROIT
RS: Vikings lead series, 74-39-2;
See Detroit vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 59-53-2
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Green Bay vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. HOUSTON
RS: Vikings lead series, 4-0;
See Houston vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 16-7-1
PS: Colts lead series, 1-0;
See Indianapolis vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Vikings lead series, 5-1;
See Jacksonville vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 6-5
PS: Chiefs lead series, 1-0;
See Kansas City vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Vikings lead series, 22-15-2
PS: Vikings lead series, 5-2;
See L.A. Rams vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-5
PS: Dolphins lead series, 1-0;
See Miami vs. Minnesota
MINNESOTA vs. *NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 9-4
1970—Vikings, 35-14 (B)
1974—Patriots, 17-14 (M)
1979—Patriots, 27-23 (NE)
1988—Vikings, 36-6 (M)
1991—Patriots, 26-23 (NE) OT
1994—Patriots, 26-20 (NE) OT
1997—Vikings, 23-18 (M)
2000—Vikings, 21-13 (NE)
2002—Patriots, 24-17 (NE)
2006—Patriots, 31-7 (M)
2010—Patriots, 28-18 (NE)
2014—Patriots, 30-7 (M)
2018—Patriots, 24-10 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 284, Vikings 254)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
MINNESOTA vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Vikings lead series, 19-11
PS: Vikings lead series, 3-1
1968—Saints, 20-17 (NO)
1970—Vikings, 26-0 (M)
1971—Vikings, 23-10 (NO)
1972—Vikings, 37-6 (M)
1974—Vikings, 29-9 (M)
1975—Vikings, 20-7 (NO)
1976—Vikings, 40-9 (NO)
1978—Saints, 31-24 (NO)
1980—Vikings, 23-20 (NO)
1981—Vikings, 20-10 (M)
1983—Saints, 17-16 (NO)
1985—Saints, 30-23 (M)
1986—Vikings, 33-17 (M)
1987—*Vikings, 44-10 (NO)
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1988—Vikings, 45-3 (M)
1990—Vikings, 32-3 (M)
1991—Saints, 26-0 (NO)
1993—Saints, 17-14 (M)
1994—Vikings, 21-20 (M)
1995—Vikings, 43-24 (M)
1998—Vikings, 31-24 (M)
2000—**Vikings, 34-16 (M)
2001—Saints, 28-15 (NO)
2002—Vikings, 32-31 (NO)
2004—Vikings, 38-31 (NO)
2005—Vikings, 33-16 (M)
2008—Vikings, 30-27 (NO)
2009—***Saints, 31-28 (NO) OT
2010—Saints, 14-9 (NO)
2011—Saints, 42-20 (M)
2014—Saints, 20-9 (NO)
2017—Vikings, 29-19 (M)
**Vikings, 29-24 (M)
2018—Saints, 30-20 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 752, Saints 561)
(PS Pts.—Vikings 135, Saints 81)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Divisional Playoff
***NFC Championship
MINNESOTA vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Vikings lead series, 15-10
PS: Giants lead series, 2-1
1964—Vikings, 30-21 (NY)
1965—Vikings, 40-14 (M)
1967—Vikings, 27-24 (M)
1969—Giants, 24-23 (NY)
1971—Vikings, 17-10 (NY)
1973—Vikings, 31-7 (New Haven)
1976—Vikings, 24-7 (M)
1986—Giants, 22-20 (M)
1989—Giants, 24-14 (NY)
1990—Giants, 23-15 (NY)
1993—*Giants, 17-10 (NY)
1994—Vikings, 27-10 (NY)
1996—Giants, 15-10 (NY)
1997—*Vikings, 23-22 (NY)
1999—Vikings, 34-17 (NY)
2000—**Giants, 41-0 (NY)
2001—Vikings, 28-16 (M)
2002—Giants, 27-20 (M)
2003—Giants, 29-17 (M)
2004—Giants, 34-13 (M)
2005—Vikings, 24-21 (NY)
2007—Vikings, 41-17 (NY)
2008—Vikings, 20-19 (M)
2009—Vikings, 44-7 (M)
2010—Giants, 21-3 (Detroit)
2013—Giants, 23-7 (NY)
2015—Vikings, 49-17 (M)
2016—Vikings, 24-10 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 602, Giants 459)
(PS Pts.—Giants 80, Vikings 33)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Championship
MINNESOTA vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Jets lead series, 8-3
1970—Jets, 20-10 (NY)
1975—Vikings, 29-21 (M)
1979—Jets, 14-7 (NY)
1982—Jets, 42-14 (M)
1994—Jets, 31-21 (M)
1997—Jets, 23-21 (NY)
2002—Jets, 20-7 (NY)
2006—Jets, 26-13 (M)
2010—Jets, 29-20 (NY)
2014—Vikings, 30-24 (M) OT
2018—Vikings, 37-17 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Jets 267, Vikings 209)
MINNESOTA vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 9-5
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0
1973—Vikings, 24-16 (M)
1976—**Raiders, 32-14 (Pasadena)
1977—Raiders, 35-13 (O)
1978—Raiders, 27-20 (O)
1981—Raiders, 36-10 (M)
1984—Raiders, 23-20 (LA)
1987—Vikings, 31-20 (M)
1990—Raiders, 28-24 (M)
1993—Raiders, 24-7 (LA)
1996—Vikings, 16-13 (O) OT
1999—Raiders, 22-17 (M)
2003—Raiders, 28-18 (O)
2007—Vikings, 29-22 (M)
2011—Raiders, 27-21 (M)
2015—Vikings, 30-14 (O)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 335, Vikings 280)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 32, Vikings 14)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**Super Bowl XI
MINNESOTA vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Vikings lead series, 14-10
PS: Eagles lead series, 4-0
1962—Vikings, 31-21 (M)
1963—Vikings, 34-13 (P)
1968—Vikings, 24-17 (P)
1971—Vikings, 13-0 (P)
1973—Vikings, 28-21 (M)
1976—Vikings, 31-12 (P)
1978—Vikings, 28-27 (M)
1980—Eagles, 42-7 (M)
*Eagles, 31-16 (P)
1981—Vikings, 35-23 (M)
1984—Eagles, 19-17 (P)
1985—Vikings, 28-23 (P)
Eagles, 37-35 (M)
1988—Vikings, 23-21 (M)
1989—Eagles, 10-9 (P)
1990—Eagles, 32-24 (P)
1992—Eagles, 28-17 (P)
1997—Vikings, 28-19 (M)
2001—Eagles, 48-17 (P)
2004—Eagles, 27-16 (P)
*Eagles, 27-14 (P)
2007—Eagles, 23-16 (M)
2008—**Eagles, 26-14 (M)
2010—Vikings, 24-14 (P)
2013—Vikings, 48-30 (M)
2016—Eagles, 21-10 (P)
2017—***Eagles, 38-7 (P)
2018—Vikings, 23-21 (P)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 566, Eagles 549)
(PS Pts.—Eagles 122, Vikings 51)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
***NFC Championship
MINNESOTA vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Vikings lead series, 9-8
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0
1962—Steelers, 39-31 (P)
1964—Vikings, 30-10 (M)
1967—Vikings, 41-27 (P)
1969—Vikings, 52-14 (M)
1972—Steelers, 23-10 (P)
1974—*Steelers, 16-6 (New Orleans)
1976—Vikings, 17-6 (M)
1980—Steelers, 23-17 (M)
1983—Vikings, 17-14 (P)
1986—Vikings, 31-7 (M)
1989—Steelers, 27-14 (P)
1992—Vikings, 6-3 (P)
1995—Vikings, 44-24 (P)
2001—Steelers, 21-16 (P)
2005—Steelers, 18-3 (M)
2009—Steelers, 27-17 (P)
2013—Vikings, 34-27 (London)
2017—Steelers, 26-9 (P)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 389, Steelers 336)
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(PS Pts.—Steelers 16, Vikings 6)
*Super Bowl IX
MINNESOTA vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Vikings lead series, 22-19-1
PS: 49ers lead series, 4-1
1961—49ers, 38-24 (M)
49ers, 38-28 (SF)
1962—49ers, 21-7 (SF)
49ers, 35-12 (M)
1963—Vikings, 24-20 (SF)
Vikings, 45-14 (M)
1964—Vikings, 27-22 (SF)
Vikings, 24-7 (M)
1965—Vikings, 42-41 (SF)
49ers, 45-24 (M)
1966—Tie, 20-20 (SF)
Vikings, 28-3 (M)
1967—49ers, 27-21 (M)
1968—Vikings, 30-20 (SF)
1969—Vikings, 10-7 (M)
1970—*49ers, 17-14 (M)
1971—49ers, 13-9 (M)
1972—49ers, 20-17 (SF)
1973—Vikings, 17-13 (SF)
1975—Vikings, 27-17 (M)
1976—49ers, 20-16 (SF)
1977—Vikings, 28-27 (M)
1979—Vikings, 28-22 (M)
1983—49ers, 48-17 (M)
1984—49ers, 51-7 (SF)
1985—Vikings, 28-21 (M)
1986—Vikings, 27-24 (SF) OT
1987—*Vikings, 36-24 (SF)
1988—49ers, 24-21 (SF)
*49ers, 34-9 (SF)
1989—*49ers, 41-13 (SF)
1990—49ers, 20-17 (M)
1991—Vikings, 17-14 (M)
1992—49ers, 20-17 (M)
1993—49ers, 38-19 (SF)
1994—Vikings, 21-14 (M)
1995—49ers, 37-30 (SF)
1997—49ers, 28-17 (SF)
*49ers, 38-22 (SF)
1999—Vikings, 40-16 (M)
2003—Vikings, 35-7 (M)
2006—49ers, 9-3 (SF)
2007—Vikings, 27-7 (SF)
2009—Vikings, 27-24 (M)
2012—Vikings, 24-13 (M)
2015—49ers, 20-3 (SF)
2018—Vikings, 24-16 (M)
(RS Pts.—49ers 941, Vikings 929)
(PS Pts.—49ers 154, Vikings 94)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
MINNESOTA vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 10-5
PS: Seahawks lead series, 1-0
1976—Vikings, 27-21 (M)
1978—Seahawks, 29-28 (S)
1984—Seahawks, 20-12 (M)
1987—Seahawks, 28-17 (S)
1990—Vikings, 24-21 (S)
1996—Seahawks, 42-23 (S)
2002—Seahawks, 48-23 (S)
2003—Vikings, 34-7 (M)
2004—Seahawks, 27-23 (M)
2006—Vikings, 31-13 (S)
2009—Vikings, 35-9 (M)
2012—Seahawks, 30-20 (S)
2013—Seahawks, 41-20 (S)
2015—Seahawks, 38-7 (M)
*Seahawks, 10-9 (M)
2018—Seahawks, 21-7 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 395, Vikings 331)
(PS Pts.—Seahawks 10, Vikings 9)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
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MINNESOTA vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Vikings lead series, 33-22
1977—Vikings, 9-3 (TB)
1978—Buccaneers, 16-10 (M)
Vikings, 24-7 (TB)
1979—Buccaneers, 12-10 (M)
Vikings, 23-22 (TB)
1980—Vikings, 38-30 (M)
Vikings, 21-10 (TB)
1981—Buccaneers, 21-13 (TB)
Vikings, 25-10 (M)
1982—Vikings, 17-10 (M)
1983—Vikings, 19-16 (TB) OT
Buccaneers, 17-12 (M)
1984—Buccaneers, 35-31 (TB)
Vikings, 27-24 (M)
1985—Vikings, 31-16 (TB)
Vikings, 26-7 (M)
1986—Vikings, 23-10 (TB)
Vikings, 45-13 (M)
1987—Buccaneers, 20-10 (TB)
Vikings, 23-17 (M)
1988—Vikings, 14-13 (M)
Vikings, 49-20 (TB)
1989—Vikings, 17-3 (M)
Vikings, 24-10 (TB)
1990—Buccaneers, 23-20 (M) OT
Buccaneers, 26-13 (TB)
1991—Vikings, 28-13 (M)
Vikings, 26-24 (TB)
1992—Vikings, 26-20 (M)
Vikings, 35-7 (TB)
1993—Vikings, 15-0 (M)
Buccaneers, 23-10 (TB)
1994—Vikings, 36-13 (TB)
Buccaneers, 20-17 (M) OT
1995—Buccaneers, 20-17 (TB) OT
Vikings, 31-17 (M)
1996—Buccaneers, 24-13 (TB)
Vikings, 21-10 (M)
1997—Buccaneers, 28-14 (M)
Vikings, 10-6 (TB)
1998—Vikings, 31-7 (M)
Buccaneers, 27-24 (TB)
1999—Vikings, 21-14 (M)
Buccaneers, 24-17 (TB)
2000—Vikings, 30-23 (M)
Buccaneers, 41-13 (TB)
2001—Vikings, 20-16 (M)
Buccaneers, 41-14 (TB)
2002—Buccaneers, 38-24 (TB)
2005—Buccaneers, 24-13 (M)
2008—Buccaneers, 19-13 (TB)
2011—Buccaneers, 24-20 (M)
2012—Buccaneers, 36-17 (M)
2014—Vikings, 19-13 (TB) OT
2017—Vikings, 34-17 (M)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 1,183, Buccaneers 1,000)
MINNESOTA vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Vikings lead series, 9-4
1974—Vikings, 51-10 (M)
1980—Oilers, 20-16 (H)
1983—Vikings, 34-14 (M)
1986—Oilers, 23-10 (H)
1989—Vikings, 38-7 (M)
1992—Oilers, 17-13 (M)
1995—Vikings, 23-17 (M) OT
1998—Vikings, 26-16 (T)
2001—Vikings, 42-24 (M)
2004—Vikings, 20-3 (M)
2008—Titans, 30-17 (T)
2012—Vikings, 30-7 (M)
2016—Vikings, 25-16 (T)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 345, Titans 204)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
MINNESOTA vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Vikings lead series, 11-10
PS: Redskins lead series, 3-2
1968—Vikings, 27-14 (M)
1970—Vikings, 19-10 (W)
1972—Redskins, 24-21 (M)
1973—*Vikings, 27-20 (M)
1975—Redskins, 31-30 (W)
1976—*Vikings, 35-20 (M)
1980—Vikings, 39-14 (W)
1982—**Redskins, 21-7 (W)
1984—Redskins, 31-17 (M)
1986—Redskins, 44-38 (W) OT
1987—Redskins, 27-24 (M) OT
***Redskins, 17-10 (W)
1992—Redskins, 15-13 (M)
****Redskins, 24-7 (M)
1993—Vikings, 14-9 (W)
1998—Vikings, 41-7 (M)
2004—Redskins, 21-18 (W)
2006—Vikings, 19-16 (W)
2007—Redskins, 32-21 (M)
2010—Vikings, 17-13 (W)
2011—Vikings, 33-26 (W)
2012—Redskins, 38-26 (W)
2013—Vikings, 34-27 (M)
2014—Vikings, 29-26 (M)
2016—Redskins, 26-20 (W)
2017—Vikings, 38-30 (W)
(RS Pts.—Vikings 538, Redskins 481)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 102, Vikings 86)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC Second-Round Playoff
***NFC Championship
****NFC First-Round Playoff
NEW ENGLAND vs. ARIZONA
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
See Arizona vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. ATLANTA
RS: Patriots lead series, 8-6
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0;
See Atlanta vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Patriots lead series, 8-1
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Baltimore vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. BUFFALO
RS: Patriots lead series, 73-43-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0;
See Buffalo vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-2
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. CHICAGO
RS: Patriots lead series, 10-3
PS: Bears lead series, 1-0;
See Chicago vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Patriots lead series, 16-9;
See Cincinnati vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 12-11
PS: Browns lead series, 1-0;
See Cleveland vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 7-5;
See Dallas vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 26-22
PS: Broncos lead series, 4-1;
See Denver vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. DETROIT
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-5;
See Detroit vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. GREEN BAY
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RS: Patriots lead series, 6-5
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Green Bay vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. HOUSTON
RS: Patriots lead series, 8-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-0;
See Houston vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Patriots lead series, 48-28
PS: Patriots lead series, 4-1;
See Indianapolis vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 4-1;
See Jacksonville vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 18-14-3
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-0;
See Kansas City vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Patriots lead series, 22-14-2
PS: Patriots lead series, 3-1;
See L.A. Chargers vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-5
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-0;
See L.A. Rams vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 54-50
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1;
See Miami vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Patriots lead series, 9-4;
See Minnesota vs. New England
NEW ENGLAND vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Patriots lead series, 10-4
1972—Patriots, 17-10 (NO)
1976—Patriots, 27-6 (NE)
1980—Patriots, 38-27 (NO)
1983—Patriots, 7-0 (NE)
1986—Patriots, 21-20 (NO)
1989—Saints, 28-24 (NE)
1992—Saints, 31-14 (NE)
1995—Saints, 31-17 (NE)
1998—Patriots, 30-27 (NO)
2001—Patriots, 34-17 (NE)
2005—Patriots, 24-17 (NE)
2009—Saints, 38-17 (NO)
2013—Patriots, 30-27 (NE)
2017—Patriots, 36-20 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 336, Saints 299)
*NEW ENGLAND vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Patriots lead series, 6-4
PS: Giants lead series, 2-0;
1970—Giants, 16-0 (B)
1974—Patriots, 28-20 (New Haven)
1987—Giants, 17-10 (NY)
1990—Giants, 13-10 (NE)
1996—Patriots, 23-22 (NY)
1999—Patriots, 16-14 (NE)
2003—Patriots, 17-6 (NE)
2007—Patriots, 38-35 (NY)
**Giants, 17-14 (Arizona)
2011—Giants, 24-20 (NE)
***Giants, 21-17 (Indianapolis)
2015—Patriots, 27-26 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Giants 193, Patriots 189)
(PS Pts.—Giants 38, Patriots 31)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
**Super Bowl XLII
***Super Bowl XLVI
*NEW ENGLAND vs. **N.Y. JETS
RS: Patriots lead series, 63-53-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1
1960—Patriots, 28-24 (NY)
Patriots, 38-21 (B)
1961—Titans, 21-20 (B)
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1962—Patriots, 43-14 (NY)
Patriots, 24-17 (B)
1963—Patriots, 38-14 (B)
Jets, 31-24 (NY)
1964—Patriots, 26-10 (B)
Jets, 35-14 (NY)
1965—Jets, 30-20 (B)
Patriots, 27-23 (NY)
1966—Tie, 24-24 (B)
Jets, 38-28 (NY)
1967—Jets, 30-23 (NY)
Jets, 29-24 (B)
1968—Jets, 47-31 (Birmingham)
Jets, 48-14 (NY)
1969—Jets, 23-14 (B)
Jets, 23-17 (NY)
1970—Jets, 31-21 (B)
Jets, 17-3 (NY)
1971—Patriots, 20-0 (NE)
Jets, 13-6 (NY)
1972—Jets, 41-13 (NE)
Jets, 34-10 (NY)
1973—Jets, 9-7 (NE)
Jets, 33-13 (NY)
1974—Patriots, 24-0 (NY)
Jets, 21-16 (NE)
1975—Jets, 36-7 (NY)
Jets, 30-28 (NE)
1976—Patriots, 41-7 (NE)
Patriots, 38-24 (NY)
1977—Jets, 30-27 (NY)
Patriots, 24-13 (NE)
1978—Patriots, 55-21 (NE)
Patriots, 19-17 (NY)
1979—Patriots, 56-3 (NE)
Jets, 27-26 (NY)
1980—Patriots, 21-11 (NY)
Patriots, 34-21 (NE)
1981—Jets, 28-24 (NY)
Jets, 17-6 (NE)
1982—Jets, 31-7 (NE)
1983—Patriots, 23-13 (NE)
Jets, 26-3 (NY)
1984—Patriots, 28-21 (NY)
Patriots, 30-20 (NE)
1985—Patriots, 20-13 (NE)
Jets, 16-13 (NY) OT
***Patriots, 26-14 (NY)
1986—Patriots, 20-6 (NY)
Jets, 31-24 (NE)
1987—Jets, 43-24 (NY)
Patriots, 42-20 (NE)
1988—Patriots, 28-3 (NE)
Patriots, 14-13 (NY)
1989—Patriots, 27-24 (NY)
Jets, 27-26 (NE)
1990—Jets, 37-13 (NE)
Jets, 42-7 (NY)
1991—Jets, 28-21 (NE)
Patriots, 6-3 (NY)
1992—Jets, 30-21 (NY)
Patriots, 24-3 (NE)
1993—Jets, 45-7 (NY)
Jets, 6-0 (NE)
1994—Jets, 24-17 (NY)
Patriots, 24-13 (NE)
1995—Patriots, 20-7 (NY)
Patriots, 31-28 (NE)
1996—Patriots, 31-27 (NY)
Patriots, 34-10 (NE)
1997—Patriots, 27-24 (NE) OT
Jets, 24-19 (NY)
1998—Jets, 24-14 (NE)
Jets, 31-10 (NY)
1999—Patriots, 30-28 (NY)
Jets, 24-17 (NE)
2000—Jets, 20-19 (NY)
Jets, 34-17 (NE)
2001—Jets, 10-3 (NE)
Patriots, 17-16 (NY)
2002—Patriots, 44-7 (NY)
Jets, 30-17 (NE)
2003—Patriots, 23-16 (NE)
Patriots, 21-16 (NY)
2004—Patriots, 13-7 (NE)
Patriots, 23-7 (NY)
2005—Patriots, 16-3 (NE)
Patriots, 31-21 (NY)
2006—Patriots, 24-17 (NY)
Jets, 17-14 (NE)
***Patriots, 37-16 (NE)
2007—Patriots, 38-14 (NY)
Patriots, 20-10 (NE)
2008—Patriots, 19-10 (NY)
Jets, 34-31 (NE) OT
2009—Jets, 16-9 (NY)
Patriots, 31-14 (NE)
2010—Jets, 28-14 (NY)
Patriots, 45-3 (NE)
****Jets, 28-21 (NE)
2011—Patriots, 30-21 (NE)
Patriots, 37-16 (NY)
2012—Patriots, 29-26 (NE) OT
Patriots, 49-19 (NY)
2013—Patriots, 13-10 (NE)
Jets, 30-27 (NY) OT
2014—Patriots, 27-25 (NE)
Patriots, 17-16 (NY)
2015—Patriots, 30-23 (NE)
Jets, 26-20 (NY) OT
2016—Patriots, 22-17 (NY)
Patriots, 41-3 (NE)
2017—Patriots, 24-17 (NY)
Patriots, 26-6 (NE)
2018—Patriots, 27-13 (NY)
Patriots, 38-3 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 2,694, Jets 2,409)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 84, Jets 58)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
**Jets known as Titans prior to 1963
***AFC First-Round Playoff
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*NEW ENGLAND vs. **OAKLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 17-14-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1
1960—Raiders, 27-14 (O)
Patriots, 34-28 (B)
1961—Patriots, 20-17 (B)
Patriots, 35-21 (O)
1962—Patriots, 26-16 (B)
Raiders, 20-0 (O)
1963—Patriots, 20-14 (O)
Patriots, 20-14 (B)
1964—Patriots, 17-14 (O)
Tie, 43-43 (B)
1965—Raiders, 24-10 (B)
Raiders, 30-21 (O)
1966—Patriots, 24-21 (B)
1967—Raiders, 35-7 (O)
Raiders, 48-14 (B)
1968—Raiders, 41-10 (O)
1969—Raiders, 38-23 (B)
1971—Patriots, 20-6 (NE)
1974—Raiders, 41-26 (O)
1976—Patriots, 48-17 (NE)
***Raiders, 24-21 (O)
1978—Patriots, 21-14 (O)
1981—Raiders, 27-17 (O)
1985—Raiders, 35-20 (NE)
***Patriots, 27-20 (LA)
1987—Patriots, 26-23 (NE)
1989—Raiders, 24-21 (LA)
1994—Raiders, 21-17 (NE)
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2001—***Patriots, 16-13 (NE) OT
2002—Raiders, 27-20 (O)
2005—Patriots, 30-20 (NE)
2008—Patriots, 49-26 (O)
2011—Patriots, 31-19 (O)
2014—Patriots, 16-9 (NE)
2017—Patriots, 33-8 (Mexico)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 768, Patriots 733)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 64, Raiders 57)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
**Franchise in Los Angeles from
1982-1994
***AFC Divisional Playoff
NEW ENGLAND vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-5
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1973—Eagles, 24-23 (P)
1977—Patriots, 14-6 (NE)
1978—Patriots, 24-14 (NE)
1981—Eagles, 13-3 (P)
1984—Eagles, 27-17 (P)
1987—Eagles, 34-31 (NE) OT
1990—Eagles, 48-20 (P)
1999—Eagles, 24-9 (P)
2003—Patriots, 31-10 (P)
2004—*Patriots, 24-21 (Jacksonville)
2007—Patriots, 31-28 (NE)
2011—Patriots, 38-20 (P)
2015—Eagles, 35-28 (NE)
2017—**Eagles, 41-33 (Minnesota)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 283, Patriots 269)
(PS Pts.—Eagles 62, Patriots 57)
*Super Bowl XXXIX
**Super Bowl LII
NEW ENGLAND vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 15-12
PS: Patriots lead series, 4-1
1972—Steelers, 33-3 (P)
1974—Steelers, 21-17 (NE)
1976—Patriots, 30-27 (P)
1979—Steelers, 16-13 (NE) OT
1981—Steelers, 27-21 (P) OT
1982—Steelers, 37-14 (P)
1983—Patriots, 28-23 (P)
1986—Patriots, 34-0 (P)
1989—Steelers, 28-10 (P)
1990—Steelers, 24-3 (P)
1991—Steelers, 20-6 (P)
1993—Steelers, 17-14 (P)
1995—Steelers, 41-27 (P)
1996—*Patriots, 28-3 (NE)
1997—Steelers, 24-21 (NE) OT
*Steelers, 7-6 (P)
1998—Patriots, 23-9 (P)
2001—**Patriots, 24-17 (P)
2002—Patriots, 30-14 (NE)
2004—Steelers, 34-20 (P)
**Patriots, 41-27 (P)
2005—Patriots, 23-20 (P)
2007—Patriots, 34-13 (NE)
2008—Steelers, 33-10 (NE)
2010—Patriots, 39-26 (P)
2011—Steelers, 25-17 (P)
2013—Patriots, 55-31 (NE)
2015—Patriots, 28-21 (NE)
2016—Patriots, 27-16 (P)
**Patriots, 36-17 (NE)
2017—Patriots, 27-24 (P)
2018—Steelers, 17-10 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 621, Patriots 584)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 135, Steelers 71)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC Championship
NEW ENGLAND vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 8-5
1971—49ers, 27-10 (SF)
1975—Patriots, 24-16 (NE)
468
1980—49ers, 21-17 (SF)
1983—49ers, 33-13 (NE)
1986—49ers, 29-24 (NE)
1989—49ers, 37-20 (SF)
1992—49ers, 24-12 (NE)
1995—49ers, 28-3 (SF)
1998—Patriots, 24-21 (NE)
2004—Patriots, 21-7 (NE)
2008—Patriots, 30-21 (SF)
2012—49ers, 41-34 (NE)
2016—Patriots, 30-17 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 322, Patriots 262)
NEW ENGLAND vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-8
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0
1977—Patriots, 31-0 (NE)
1980—Patriots, 37-31 (S)
1982—Patriots, 16-0 (S)
1983—Seahawks, 24-6 (S)
1984—Patriots, 38-23 (NE)
1985—Patriots, 20-13 (S)
1986—Seahawks, 38-31 (NE)
1988—Patriots, 13-7 (NE)
1989—Seahawks, 24-3 (NE)
1990—Seahawks, 33-20 (NE)
1992—Seahawks, 10-6 (NE)
1993—Seahawks, 17-14 (NE)
Seahawks, 10-9 (S)
2004—Patriots, 30-20 (NE)
2008—Patriots, 24-21 (S)
2012—Seahawks, 24-23 (S)
2014—*Patriots, 28-24 (Phoenix)
2016—Seahawks, 31-24 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 345, Seahawks 326)
(PS Pts:—Patriots 28, Seahawks 24)
*Super Bowl XLIX
NEW ENGLAND vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-2
1976—Patriots, 31-14 (TB)
1985—Patriots, 32-14 (TB)
1988—Patriots, 10-7 (NE) OT
1997—Buccaneers, 27-7 (TB)
2000—Buccaneers, 21-16 (NE)
2005—Patriots, 28-0 (NE)
2009—Patriots, 35-7 (London)
2013—Patriots, 23-3 (NE)
2017—Patriots, 19-14 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 201, Buccaneers 107)
*NEW ENGLAND vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Patriots lead series, 23-16-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1
1960—Oilers, 24-10 (B)
Oilers, 37-21 (H)
1961—Tie, 31-31 (B)
Oilers, 27-15 (H)
1962—Patriots, 34-21 (B)
Oilers, 21-17 (H)
1963—Patriots, 45-3 (B)
Patriots, 46-28 (H)
1964—Patriots, 25-24 (B)
Patriots, 34-17 (H)
1965—Oilers, 31-10 (H)
Patriots, 42-14 (B)
1966—Patriots, 27-21 (B)
Patriots, 38-14 (H)
1967—Patriots, 18-7 (B)
Oilers, 27-6 (H)
1968—Oilers, 16-0 (B)
Oilers, 45-17 (H)
1969—Patriots, 24-0 (B)
Oilers, 27-23 (H)
1971—Patriots, 28-20 (NE)
1973—Patriots, 32-0 (H)
1975—Oilers, 7-0 (NE)
1978—Oilers, 26-23 (NE)
***Oilers, 31-14 (NE)
1980—Oilers, 38-34 (H)
1981—Patriots, 38-10 (NE)
1982—Patriots, 29-21 (NE)
1987—Patriots, 21-7 (H)
1988—Oilers, 31-6 (H)
1989—Patriots, 23-13 (NE)
1991—Patriots, 24-20 (NE)
1993—Oilers, 28-14 (NE)
1998—Patriots, 27-16 (NE)
2002—Titans, 24-7 (T)
2003—Patriots, 38-30 (NE)
***Patriots, 17-14 (NE)
2006—Patriots, 40-23 (T)
2009—Patriots, 59-0 (NE)
2012—Patriots, 34-13 (T)
2015—Patriots. 33-16 (NE)
2017—***Patriots, 35-14 (NE)
2018—Titans, 34-10 (T)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 1,003, Titans 812)
(PS Pts.—Patriots 66, Titans 59)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1971
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
***AFC Divisional Playoff
NEW ENGLAND vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 6-4
1972—Patriots, 24-23 (NE)
1978—Redskins, 16-14 (NE)
1981—Redskins, 24-22 (W)
1984—Redskins, 26-10 (NE)
1990—Redskins, 25-10 (NE)
1996—Redskins, 27-22 (NE)
2003—Redskins, 20-17 (W)
2007—Patriots, 52-7 (NE)
2011—Patriots, 34-27 (W)
2015—Patriots, 27-10 (NE)
(RS Pts.—Patriots 232, Redskins 205)
NEW ORLEANS vs. ARIZONA
RS: Cardinals lead series, 15-14
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0;
See Arizona vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. ATLANTA
RS: Falcons lead series, 51-48
PS: Falcons lead series, 1-0;
See Atlanta vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 5-2;
See Baltimore vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. BUFFALO
RS: Saints lead series, 7-4;
See Buffalo vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 25-23
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. CHICAGO
RS: Saints lead series, 15-13
PS: Bears lead series, 2-0;
See Chicago vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
See Cincinnati vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 13-5;
See Cleveland vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 17-12;
See Dallas vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 9-2;
See Denver vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. DETROIT
RS: Series tied, 12-12-1
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0;
See Detroit vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 16-9;
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NEW ORLEANS vs. HOUSTON
RS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Houston vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Saints lead series, 7-5
PS: Saints lead series, 1-0;
See Indianapolis vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Saints lead series, 4-2;
See Jacksonville vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 6-5;
See Kansas City vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-5;
See L.A. Chargers vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 41-33
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. MIAMI
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See Miami vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 19-11
PS: Vikings lead series, 3-1;
See Minnesota vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 10-4;
See New England vs. New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 16-14
1967—Giants, 27-21 (NY)
1968—Giants, 38-21 (NY)
1969—Saints, 25-24 (NY)
1970—Saints, 14-10 (NO)
1972—Giants, 45-21 (NY)
1975—Giants, 28-14 (NY)
1978—Saints, 28-17 (NO)
1979—Saints, 24-14 (NO)
1981—Giants, 20-7 (NY)
1984—Saints, 10-3 (NY)
1985—Giants, 21-13 (NO)
1986—Giants, 20-17 (NY)
1987—Saints, 23-14 (NO)
1988—Giants, 13-12 (NO)
1993—Giants, 24-14 (NO)
1994—Saints, 27-22 (NO)
1995—Giants, 45-29 (NY)
1996—Saints 17-3 (NY)
1997—Giants, 14-9 (NY)
1999—Giants, 31-3 (NY)
2001—Giants, 21-13 (NY)
2003—Saints, 45-7 (NO)
2005—Giants, 27-10 (NY*)
2006—Saints, 30-7 (NY)
2009—Saints, 48-27 (NO)
2011—Saints, 49-24 (NO)
2012—Giants, 52-27 (NY)
2015—Saints, 52-49 (NO)
2016—Giants, 16-13 (NY)
2018—Saints, 33-18 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Giants 681, Saints 669)
*Saints home game
NEW ORLEANS vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Saints lead series, 7-6
1972—Jets, 18-17 (NY)
1977—Jets, 16-13 (NO)
1980—Saints, 21-20 (NY)
1983—Jets, 31-28 (NO)
1986—Jets, 28-23 (NY)
1989—Saints, 29-14 (NO)
1992—Saints, 20-0 (NY)
1995—Saints, 12-0 (NY)
2001—Jets, 16-9 (NO)
2005—Saints, 21-19 (NY)
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2009—Saints, 24-10 (NO)
2013—Jets, 26-20 (NY)
2017—Saints, 31-19 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Saints 268, Jets 217)
NEW ORLEANS vs. *OAKLAND
RS: Series tied, 6-6-1
1971—Tie, 21-21 (NO)
1975—Raiders, 48-10 (O)
1979—Raiders, 42-35 (NO)
1985—Raiders, 23-13 (LA)
1988—Saints, 20-6 (NO)
1991—Saints, 27-0 (NO)
1994—Raiders, 24-19 (LA)
1997—Saints, 13-10 (O)
2000—Raiders, 31-22 (NO)
2004—Saints, 31-26 (O)
2008—Saints, 34-3 (NO)
2012—Saints, 38-17 (O)
2016—Raiders, 35-34 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Saints 317, Raiders 286)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
NEW ORLEANS vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 16-12
PS: Saints lead series, 3-1
1967—Saints, 31-24 (NO)
Eagles, 48-21 (P)
1968—Eagles, 29-17 (P)
1969—Eagles, 13-10 (P)
Saints, 26-17 (NO)
1972—Saints, 21-3 (NO)
1974—Saints, 14-10 (NO)
1977—Eagles, 28-7 (P)
1978—Eagles, 24-17 (NO)
1979—Eagles, 26-14 (NO)
1980—Eagles, 34-21 (NO)
1981—Eagles, 31-14 (NO)
1983—Saints, 20-17 (P) OT
1985—Saints, 23-21 (NO)
1987—Eagles, 27-17 (P)
1989—Saints, 30-20 (NO)
1991—Saints, 13-6 (P)
1992—Eagles, 15-13 (P)
*Eagles, 36-20 (NO)
1993—Eagles, 37-26 (P)
1995—Eagles, 15-10 (NO)
2000—Eagles, 21-7 (NO)
2003—Eagles, 33-20 (P)
2006—Saints, 27-24 (NO)
**Saints, 27-24 (NO)
2007—Eagles, 38-23 (NO)
2009—Saints, 48-22 (P)
2012—Saints, 28-13 (NO)
2013—*Saints, 26-24 (P)
2015—Eagles, 39-17 (P)
2018—Saints, 48-7 (NO)
**Saints, 20-14 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 642, Saints 583)
(PS Pts.—Eagles 98, Saints 93)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Divisional Playoff
NEW ORLEANS vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Saints lead series, 9-7
1967—Steelers, 14-10 (NO)
1968—Saints, 16-12 (P)
Saints, 24-14 (NO)
1969—Saints, 27-24 (NO)
1974—Steelers, 28-7 (NO)
1978—Steelers, 20-14 (P)
1981—Steelers, 20-6 (NO)
1984—Saints, 27-24 (NO)
1987—Saints, 20-16 (P)
1990—Steelers, 9-6 (NO)
1993—Steelers, 37-14 (P)
2002—Saints, 32-29 (NO)
2006—Steelers, 38-31 (P)
2010—Saints, 20-10 (NO)
2014—Saints, 35-32 (P)
2018—Saints, 31-28 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 355, Saints 320)
NEW ORLEANS vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 47-26-2
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0
1967—49ers, 27-13 (SF)
1969—Saints, 43-38 (NO)
1970—Tie, 20-20 (SF)
49ers, 38-27 (NO)
1971—49ers, 38-20 (NO)
Saints, 26-20 (SF)
1972—49ers, 37-2 (NO)
Tie, 20-20 (SF)
1973—49ers, 40-0 (SF)
Saints, 16-10 (NO)
1974—49ers, 17-13 (NO)
49ers, 35-21 (SF)
1975—49ers, 35-21 (SF)
49ers, 16-6 (NO)
1976—49ers, 33-3 (SF)
49ers, 27-7 (NO)
1977—49ers, 10-7 (NO) OT
49ers, 20-17 (SF)
1978—Saints, 14-7 (SF)
Saints, 24-13 (NO)
1979—Saints, 30-21 (SF)
Saints, 31-20 (NO)
1980—49ers, 26-23 (NO)
49ers, 38-35 (SF) OT
1981—49ers, 21-14 (SF)
49ers, 21-17 (NO)
1982—Saints, 23-20 (SF)
1983—49ers, 32-13 (NO)
49ers, 27-0 (SF)
1984—49ers, 30-20 (SF)
49ers, 35-3 (NO)
1985—Saints, 20-17 (SF)
49ers, 31-19 (NO)
1986—49ers, 26-17 (SF)
Saints, 23-10 (NO)
1987—49ers, 24-22 (NO)
Saints, 26-24 (SF)
1988—49ers, 34-33 (NO)
49ers, 30-17 (SF)
1989—49ers, 24-20 (NO)
49ers, 31-13 (SF)
1990—49ers, 13-12 (NO)
Saints, 13-10 (SF)
1991—Saints, 10-3 (NO)
49ers, 38-24 (SF)
1992—49ers, 16-10 (NO)
49ers, 21-20 (SF)
1993—Saints, 16-13 (NO)
49ers, 42-7 (SF)
1994—49ers, 24-13 (SF)
49ers, 35-14 (NO)
1995—49ers, 24-22 (NO)
Saints, 11-7 (SF)
1996—49ers, 27-11 (SF)
49ers, 24-17 (NO)
1997—49ers, 33-7 (SF)
49ers, 23-0 (NO)
1998—49ers, 31-0 (NO)
49ers, 31-20 (SF)
1999—49ers, 28-21 (SF)
Saints, 24-6 (NO)
2000—Saints, 31-15 (NO)
Saints, 31-27 (SF)
2001—49ers, 28-27 (SF)
49ers, 38-0 (NO)
2002—Saints, 35-27 (NO)
2004—Saints, 30-27 (NO)
2006—Saints, 34-10 (NO)
2007—Saints, 31-10 (SF)
2008—Saints, 31-17 (NO)
2010—Saints, 25-22 (SF)
2011—*49ers, 36-32 (SF)
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2012—49ers, 31-21 (NO)
2013—Saints, 23-20 (NO)
2014—49ers, 27-24 (NO)
2016—Saints, 41-23 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 1,814, Saints 1,395)
(PS Pts.—49ers 36, Saints 32)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
NEW ORLEANS vs. SEATTLE
RS: Saints lead series, 7-6
PS: Seahawks lead series, 2-0
1976—Saints, 51-27 (S)
1979—Seahawks, 38-24 (S)
1985—Seahawks, 27-3 (NO)
1988—Saints, 20-19 (S)
1991—Saints, 27-24 (NO)
1997—Saints, 20-17 (NO) OT
2000—Seahawks, 20-10 (S)
2003—Seahawks, 27-10 (S)
2004—Seahawks, 21-7 (NO)
2007—Saints, 28-17 (S)
2010—Saints, 34-19 (NO)
*Seahawks, 41-36 (S)
2013—Seahawks, 34-7 (S)
**Seahawks, 23-15 (S)
2016—Saints, 25-20 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 310, Saints 266)
(PS Pts.—Seahawks 64, Saints 51)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
**NFC Divisional Playoff
NEW ORLEANS vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Saints lead series, 33-21
1977—Buccaneers, 33-14 (NO)
1978—Saints, 17-10 (TB)
1979—Saints, 42-14 (TB)
1981—Buccaneers, 31-14 (NO)
1982—Buccaneers, 13-10 (NO)
1983—Saints, 24-21 (TB)
1984—Saints, 17-13 (NO)
1985—Saints, 20-13 (NO)
1986—Saints, 38-7 (NO)
1987—Saints, 44-34 (NO)
1988—Saints, 13-9 (NO)
1989—Buccaneers, 20-10 (TB)
1990—Saints, 35-7 (NO)
1991—Saints, 23-7 (NO)
1992—Saints, 23-21 (NO)
1994—Saints, 9-7 (TB)
1996—Buccaneers, 13-7 (TB)
1998—Saints, 9-3 (NO)
1999—Buccaneers, 31-16 (NO)
2001—Buccaneers, 48-21 (TB)
2002—Saints, 26-20 (TB) OT
Saints, 23-20 (NO)
2003—Saints, 17-14 (TB)
Buccaneers, 14-7 (NO)
2004—Buccaneers, 20-17 (NO)
Saints, 21-17 (TB)
2005—Buccaneers, 10-3 (Baton Rouge)
Buccaneers, 27-13 (TB)
2006—Saints, 24-21 (NO)
Saints, 31-14 (TB)
2007—Buccaneers, 31-14 (TB)
Buccaneers, 27-23 (NO)
2008—Saints, 24-20 (NO)
Buccaneers, 23-20 (TB)
2009—Saints, 38-7 (TB)
Buccaneers, 20-17 (NO) OT
2010—Saints, 31-6 (TB)
Buccaneers, 23-13 (NO)
2011—Buccaneers, 26-20 (TB)
Saints, 27-16 (NO)
2012—Saints, 35-28 (TB)
Saints, 41-0 (NO)
2013—Saints, 16-14 (TB)
Saints, 42-17 (NO)
2014—Saints, 37-31 (NO) OT
Saints, 23-20 (TB)
470
2015—Buccaneers, 26-19 (NO)
Saints, 24-17 (TB)
2016—Buccaneers, 16-11 (TB)
Saints, 31-24 (NO)
2017—Saints, 30-10 (NO)
Buccaneers, 31-24 (TB)
2018—Buccaneers, 48-40 (NO)
Saints, 28-14 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Saints 1,216, Buccaneers 1,027)
NEW ORLEANS vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 8-5-1
1971—Tie, 13-13 (H)
1976—Oilers, 31-26 (NO)
1978—Oilers, 17-12 (NO)
1981—Saints, 27-24 (H)
1984—Saints, 27-10 (H)
1987—Saints, 24-10 (NO)
1990—Oilers, 23-10 (H)
1993—Saints, 33-21 (NO)
1996—Oilers, 31-14 (NO)
1999—Titans, 24-21 (NO)
2003—Titans, 27-12 (T)
2007—Titans, 31-14 (NO)
2011—Saints, 22-17 (T)
2015—Titans, 34-28 (NO) OT
(RS Pts.—Titans 313, Saints 283)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
NEW ORLEANS vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 17-10
1967—Redskins, 30-10 (NO)
Saints, 30-14 (W)
1968—Saints, 37-17 (NO)
1969—Redskins, 26-20 (NO)
Redskins, 17-14 (W)
1971—Redskins, 24-14 (W)
1973—Saints, 19-3 (NO)
1975—Redskins, 41-3 (W)
1979—Saints, 14-10 (W)
1980—Redskins, 22-14 (W)
1982—Redskins, 27-10 (NO)
1986—Redskins, 14-6 (NO)
1988—Redskins, 27-24 (W)
1989—Redskins, 16-14 (NO)
1990—Redskins, 31-17 (W)
1992—Saints, 20-3 (NO)
1994—Redskins, 38-24 (NO)
2001—Redskins, 40-10 (NO)
2002—Saints, 43-27 (W)
2003—Saints, 24-20 (W)
2006—Redskins, 16-10 (NO)
2008—Redskins, 29-24 (W)
2009—Saints, 33-30 (W) OT
2012—Redskins, 40-32 (NO)
2015—Redskins, 47-14 (W)
2017—Saints, 34-31 (NO) OT
2018—Saints, 43-19 (NO)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 659, Saints 557)
N.Y. GIANTS vs. ARIZONA
RS: Giants lead series, 80-44-2;
See Arizona vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. ATLANTA
RS: Falcons lead series, 13-11;
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0;
See Atlanta vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 3-2
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0;
See Baltimore vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. BUFFALO
RS: Series tied, 6-6
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0;
See Buffalo vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 6-4
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 28-21-2
PS: Bears lead series, 5-3;
See Chicago vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 6-4;
See Cincinnati vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 26-21-2
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Cleveland vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 66-45-2
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0;
See Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. DENVER
RS: Series tied, 6-6
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. DETROIT
RS: Lions lead series, 22-21-1
PS: Lions lead series, 1-0;
See Detroit vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 28-23-2
PS: Packers lead series, 5-3;
See Green Bay vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. HOUSTON
RS: Giants lead series, 4-1;
See Houston vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 10-6
PS: Colts lead series, 2-0;
See Indianapolis vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Jaguars lead series, 4-3;
See Jacksonville vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Giants lead series, 11-3;
See Kansas City vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-5;
See L.A. Chargers vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 26-16
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See L.A. Rams vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. MIAMI
RS: Giants lead series, 6-2;
See Miami vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 15-10
PS: Giants lead series, 2-1;
See Minnesota vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 6-4
PS: Giants lead series, 2-0;
See New England vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Giants lead series, 16-14
See New Orleans vs. N.Y. Giants
N.Y. GIANTS vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Giants lead series, 8-5
1970—Giants, 22-10 (NYJ)
1974—Jets, 26-20 (New Haven) OT
1981—Jets, 26-7 (NYG)
1984—Giants, 20-10 (NYJ)
1987—Giants, 20-7 (NYG)
1988—Jets, 27-21 (NYJ)
1993—Jets, 10-6 (NYG)
1996—Giants, 13-6 (NYJ)
1999—Giants, 41-28 (NYG)
2003—Giants, 31-28 (NYJ) OT
2007—Giants, 35-24 (NYG)
2011—Giants, 29-14 (NYJ)
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2015—Jets, 23-20 (NYG) OT Giants, 28-24 (P) Giants, 24-7 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Giants 285, Jets 239) 1962—Giants, 29-13 (P) **Giants, 20-10 (NY)
N.Y. GIANTS vs. *OAKLAND Giants, 19-14 (NY) 2001—Eagles, 10-9 (NY)
RS: Raiders lead series, 8-5 1963—Giants, 37-14 (P) Eagles, 24-21 (P)
1973—Raiders, 42-0 (O) Giants, 42-14 (NY) 2002—Eagles, 17-3 (P)
1980—Raiders, 33-17 (NY) 1964—Eagles, 38-7 (P) Giants, 10-7 (NY) OT
1983—Raiders, 27-12 (LA) Eagles, 23-17 (NY) 2003—Eagles, 14-10 (NY)
1986—Giants, 14-9 (LA) 1965—Giants, 16-14 (P) Eagles, 28-10 (P)
1989—Giants, 34-17 (NY) Giants, 35-27 (NY) 2004—Eagles, 31-17 (P)
1992—Raiders, 13-10 (LA) 1966—Eagles, 35-17 (P) Eagles, 27-6 (NY)
1995—Raiders, 17-13 (NY) Eagles, 31-3 (NY) 2005—Giants, 27-17 (NY)
1998—Raiders, 20-17 (O) 1967—Giants, 44-7 (NY) Giants, 26-23 (P) OT
2001—Raiders, 28-10 (NY) 1968—Giants, 34-25 (P) 2006—Giants, 30-24 (P) OT
2005—Giants, 30-21 (O) Giants, 7-6 (NY) Eagles, 36-22 (NY)
2009—Giants, 44-7 (NY) 1969—Eagles, 23-20 (NY) *Eagles, 23-20 (P)
2013—Giants, 24-20 (NY) 1970—Giants, 30-23 (NY) 2007—Giants, 16-3 (NY)
2017—Raiders, 24-17 (O) Eagles, 23-20 (P) Giants, 16-13 (P)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 278, Giants 242) 1971—Eagles, 23-7 (P) 2008—Giants, 36-31 (P)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994 Eagles, 41-28 (NY) Eagles, 20-14 (NY)
N.Y. GIANTS vs. PHILADELPHIA 1972—Giants, 27-12 (P) **Eagles, 23-11 (NY)
RS: Series tied, 83-83-2 Giants, 62-10 (NY) 2009—Eagles, 40-17 (P)
PS: Series tied, 2-2 1973—Tie, 23-23 (NY) Eagles, 45-38 (NY)
1933—Giants, 56-0 (NY) Eagles, 20-16 (P) 2010—Eagles, 27-17 (P)
Giants, 20-14 (P) 1974—Eagles, 35-7 (P) Eagles, 38-31 (NY)
1934—Giants, 17-0 (NY) Eagles, 20-7 (New Haven) 2011—Giants, 29-16 (P)
Eagles, 6-0 (P) 1975—Giants, 23-14 (P) Eagles, 17-10 (NY)
1935—Giants, 10-0 (NY) Eagles, 13-10 (NY) 2012—Eagles, 19-17 (P)
Giants, 21-14 (P) 1976—Eagles, 20-7 (P) Giants, 42-7 (NY)
1936—Eagles, 10-7 (P) Eagles, 10-0 (NY) 2013—Eagles, 36-21 (NY)
Giants, 21-17 (NY) 1977—Eagles, 28-10 (NY) Giants, 15-7 (P)
1937—Giants, 16-7 (P) Eagles, 17-14 (P) 2014—Eagles, 27-0 (P)
Giants, 21-0 (NY) 1978—Eagles, 19-17 (NY) Eagles, 34-26 (NY)
1938—Eagles, 14-10 (P) Eagles, 20-3 (P) 2015—Eagles, 27-7 (P)
Giants, 17-7 (NY) 1979—Eagles, 23-17 (P) Eagles, 35-30 (NY)
1939—Giants, 13-3 (P) Eagles, 17-13 (NY) 2016—Giants, 28-23 (NY)
Giants, 27-10 (NY) 1980—Eagles, 35-3 (P) Eagles, 24-19 (P)
1940—Giants, 20-14 (P) Eagles, 31-16 (NY) 2017—Eagles, 27-24 (P)
Giants, 17-7 (NY) 1981—Eagles, 24-10 (NY) Eagles, 34-29 (NY)
1941—Giants, 24-0 (P) Giants, 20-10 (P) 2018—Eagles, 34-13 (NY)
Giants, 16-0 (NY) *Giants, 27-21 (P) Eagles, 25-22 (P)
1942—Giants, 35-17 (NY) 1982—Giants, 23-7 (NY) (RS Pts.—Giants 3,241, Eagles 3,209)
Giants, 14-0 (P) Giants, 26-24 (P) (PS Pts.—Giants 78, Eagles 77)
1944—Eagles, 24-17 (NY) 1983—Eagles, 17-13 (NY) *NFC First-Round Playoff
Tie, 21-21 (P) Giants, 23-0 (P) **NFC Divisional Playoff
1945—Eagles, 38-17 (P) 1984—Giants, 28-27 (NY) N.Y. GIANTS vs. *PITTSBURGH
Giants, 28-21 (NY) Eagles, 24-10 (P) RS: Giants lead series, 44-30-3
1946—Eagles, 24-14 (P) 1985—Giants, 21-0 (NY) 1933—Giants, 23-2 (P)
Giants, 45-17 (NY) Giants, 16-10 (P) OT Giants, 27-3 (NY)
1947—Eagles, 23-0 (P) 1986—Giants, 35-3 (NY) 1934—Giants, 14-12 (P)
Eagles, 41-24 (NY) Giants, 17-14 (P) Giants, 17-7 (NY)
1948—Eagles, 45-0 (P) 1987—Giants, 20-17 (P) 1935—Giants, 42-7 (P)
Eagles, 35-14 (NY) Giants, 23-20 (NY) OT Giants, 13-0 (NY)
1949—Eagles, 24-3 (NY) 1988—Eagles, 24-13 (P) 1936—Pirates, 10-7 (P)
Eagles, 17-3 (P) Eagles, 23-17 (NY) OT 1937—Giants, 10-7 (P)
1950—Giants, 7-3 (NY) 1989—Eagles, 21-19 (P) Giants, 17-0 (NY)
Giants, 9-7 (P) Eagles, 24-17 (NY) 1938—Giants, 27-14 (P)
1951—Giants, 26-24 (NY) 1990—Giants, 27-20 (NY) Pirates, 13-10 (NY)
Giants, 23-7 (P) Eagles, 31-13 (P) 1939—Giants, 14-7 (P)
1952—Giants, 31-7 (P) 1991—Eagles, 30-7 (P) Giants, 23-7 (NY)
Eagles, 14-10 (NY) Eagles, 19-14 (NY) 1940—Tie, 10-10 (P)
1953—Eagles, 30-7 (P) 1992—Eagles, 47-34 (NY) Giants, 12-0 (NY)
Giants, 37-28 (NY) Eagles, 20-10 (P) 1941—Giants, 37-10 (P)
1954—Giants, 27-14 (NY) 1993—Giants, 21-10 (NY) Giants, 28-7 (NY)
Eagles, 29-14 (P) Giants, 7-3 (P) 1942—Steelers, 13-10 (P)
1955—Eagles, 27-17 (P) 1994—Giants, 28-23 (NY) Steelers, 17-9 (NY)
Giants, 31-7 (NY) Giants, 16-13 (P) 1945—Giants, 34-6 (P)
1956—Giants, 20-3 (NY) 1995—Eagles, 17-14 (NY) Steelers, 21-7 (NY)
Giants, 21-7 (P) Eagles, 28-19 (P) 1946—Giants, 17-14 (P)
1957—Giants, 24-20 (P) 1996—Eagles, 19-10 (NY) Giants, 7-0 (NY)
Giants, 13-0 (NY) Eagles, 24-0 (P) 1947—Steelers, 38-21 (NY)
1958—Eagles, 27-24 (P) 1997—Giants, 31-17 (NY) Steelers, 24-7 (P)
Giants, 24-10 (NY) Giants, 31-21 (P) 1948—Giants, 34-27 (NY)
1959—Eagles, 49-21 (P) 1998—Giants, 20-0 (NY) Steelers, 38-28 (P)
Giants, 24-7 (NY) Giants, 20-10 (P) 1949—Steelers, 28-7 (P)
1960—Eagles, 17-10 (NY) 1999—Giants, 16-15 (NY) Steelers, 21-17 (NY)
Eagles, 31-23 (P) Giants, 23-17 (P) OT 1950—Giants, 18-7 (P)
1961—Giants, 38-21 (NY) 2000—Giants, 33-18 (P) Steelers, 17-6 (NY)

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1951—Tie, 13-13 (P)
Giants, 14-0 (NY)
1952—Steelers, 63-7 (P)
1953—Steelers, 24-14 (P)
Steelers, 14-10 (NY)
1954—Giants, 30-6 (P)
Giants, 24-3 (NY)
1955—Steelers, 30-23 (P)
Steelers, 19-17 (NY)
1956—Giants, 38-10 (NY)
Giants, 17-14 (P)
1957—Giants, 35-0 (NY)
Steelers, 21-10 (P)
1958—Giants, 17-6 (NY)
Steelers, 31-10 (P)
1959—Giants, 21-16 (P)
Steelers, 14-9 (NY)
1960—Giants, 19-17 (P)
Giants, 27-24 (NY)
1961—Giants, 17-14 (P)
Giants, 42-21 (NY)
1962—Giants, 31-27 (P)
Steelers, 20-17 (NY)
1963—Steelers, 31-0 (P)
Giants, 33-17 (NY)
1964—Steelers, 27-24 (P)
Steelers, 44-17 (NY)
1965—Giants, 23-13 (P)
Giants, 35-10 (NY)
1966—Tie, 34-34 (P)
Steelers, 47-28 (NY)
1967—Giants, 27-24 (P)
Giants, 28-20 (NY)
1968—Giants, 34-20 (P)
1969—Giants, 10-7 (NY)
Giants, 21-17 (P)
1971—Steelers, 17-13 (P)
1976—Steelers, 27-0 (NY)
1985—Giants, 28-10 (NY)
1991—Giants, 23-20 (P)
1994—Steelers, 10-6 (NY)
2000—Giants, 30-10 (NY)
2004—Steelers, 33-30 (NY)
2008—Giants, 21-14 (P)
2012—Steelers, 24-20 (NY)
2016—Steelers, 24-14 (P)
(RS Pts.—Giants 1,514, Steelers 1,294)
*Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940
N.Y. GIANTS vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Giants lead series, 17-16
PS: Series tied, 4-4
1952—Giants, 23-14 (NY)
1956—Giants, 38-21 (SF)
1957—49ers, 27-17 (NY)
1960—Giants, 21-19 (SF)
1963—Giants, 48-14 (NY)
1968—49ers, 26-10 (NY)
1972—Giants, 23-17 (SF)
1975—Giants, 26-23 (SF)
1977—Giants, 20-17 (NY)
1978—Giants, 27-10 (NY)
1979—Giants, 32-16 (NY)
1980—49ers, 12-0 (SF)
1981—49ers, 17-10 (SF)
*49ers, 38-24 (SF)
1984—49ers, 31-10 (NY)
*49ers, 21-10 (SF)
1985—**Giants, 17-3 (NY)
1986—Giants, 21-17 (SF)
*Giants, 49-3 (NY)
1987—49ers, 41-21 (NY)
1988—49ers, 20-17 (NY)
1989—49ers, 34-24 (SF)
1990—49ers, 7-3 (SF)
***Giants, 15-13 (SF)
1991—Giants, 16-14 (NY)
1992—49ers, 31-14 (NY)
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1993—*49ers, 44-3 (SF)
1995—49ers, 20-6 (SF)
1998—49ers, 31-7 (SF)
2002—49ers, 16-13 (NY)
**49ers, 39-38 (SF)
2005—Giants, 24-6 (SF)
2007—Giants, 33-15 (NY)
2008—Giants, 29-17 (NY)
2011—49ers, 27-20 (SF)
***Giants, 20-17 (SF) OT
2012—Giants, 26-3 (SF)
2014—49ers, 16-10 (NY)
2015—Giants, 30-27 (NY)
2017—49ers, 31-21 (SF)
2018—Giants, 27-23 (SF)
(RS Pts.—Giants 667, 49ers 660)
(PS Pts.—49ers 178, Giants 176)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
***NFC Championship
N.Y. GIANTS vs. SEATTLE
RS: Series tied, 9-9
1976—Giants, 28-16 (NY)
1980—Giants, 27-21 (S)
1981—Giants, 32-0 (S)
1983—Seahawks, 17-12 (NY)
1986—Seahawks, 17-12 (S)
1989—Giants, 15-3 (NY)
1992—Giants, 23-10 (NY)
1995—Seahawks, 30-28 (S)
2001—Giants, 27-24 (NY)
2002—Giants, 9-6 (NY)
2005—Seahawks, 24-21 (S) OT
2006—Seahawks, 42-30 (S)
2008—Giants, 44-6 (NY)
2010—Giants, 41-7 (S)
2011—Seahawks, 36-25 (NY)
2013—Seahawks, 23-0 (NY)
2014—Seahawks, 38-17 (S)
2017—Seahawks, 24-7 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Giants 398, Seahawks 344)
N.Y. GIANTS vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Giants lead series, 14-7
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0
1977—Giants, 10-0 (TB)
1978—Giants, 19-13 (TB)
Giants, 17-14 (NY)
1979—Giants, 17-14 (NY)
Buccaneers, 31-3 (TB)
1980—Buccaneers, 30-13 (TB)
1984—Giants, 17-14 (NY)
Buccaneers, 20-17 (TB)
1985—Giants, 22-20 (NY)
1991—Giants, 21-14 (TB)
1993—Giants, 23-7 (NY)
1997—Buccaneers, 20-8 (NY)
1998—Buccaneers, 20-3 (TB)
1999—Giants, 17-13 (TB)
2003—Buccaneers, 19-13 (TB)
2006—Giants, 17-3 (NY)
2007—*Giants, 24-14 (TB)
2009—Giants, 24-0 (TB)
2012—Giants, 41-34 (NY)
2015—Giants, 32-18 (TB)
2018—Giants, 38-35 (NY)
2017—Buccaneers, 25-23 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Giants 395, Buccaneers 364)
(PS Pts.—Giants 24, Buccaneers 14)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
N.Y. GIANTS vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Series tied, 6-6
1973—Giants, 34-14 (NY)
1982—Giants, 17-14 (NY)
1985—Giants, 35-14 (H)
1991—Giants, 24-20 (NY)
1994—Giants, 13-10 (H)
1997—Oilers, 10-6 (T)
2000—Titans, 28-14 (T)
2002—Titans, 32-29 (NY) OT
2006—Titans, 24-21 (T)
2010—Titans, 29-10 (NY)
2014—Giants, 36-7 (T)
2018—Titans, 17-0 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Giants 239, Titans 219)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
N.Y. GIANTS vs. *WASHINGTON
RS: Giants lead series, 100-68-4
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1932—Braves, 14-6 (B)
Tie, 0-0 (NY)
1933—Redskins, 21-20 (B)
Giants, 7-0 (NY)
1934—Giants, 16-13 (B)
Giants, 3-0 (NY)
1935—Giants, 20-12 (B)
Giants, 17-6 (NY)
1936—Giants, 7-0 (B)
Redskins, 14-0 (NY)
1937—Redskins, 13-3 (W)
Redskins, 49-14 (NY)
1938—Giants, 10-7 (W)
Giants, 36-0 (NY)
1939—Tie, 0-0 (W)
Giants, 9-7 (NY)
1940—Redskins, 21-7 (W)
Giants, 21-7 (NY)
1941—Giants, 17-10 (W)
Giants, 20-13 (NY)
1942—Giants, 14-7 (W)
Redskins, 14-7 (NY)
1943—Giants, 14-10 (NY)
Giants, 31-7 (W)
**Redskins, 28-0 (NY)
1944—Giants, 16-13 (NY)
Giants, 31-0 (W)
1945—Redskins, 24-14 (NY)
Redskins, 17-0 (W)
1946—Redskins, 24-14 (W)
Giants, 31-0 (NY)
1947—Redskins, 28-20 (W)
Giants, 35-10 (NY)
1948—Redskins, 41-10 (W)
Redskins, 28-21 (NY)
1949—Giants, 45-35 (W)
Giants, 23-7 (NY)
1950—Giants, 21-17 (W)
Giants, 24-21 (NY)
1951—Giants, 35-14 (W)
Giants, 28-14 (NY)
1952—Giants, 14-10 (W)
Redskins, 27-17 (NY)
1953—Redskins, 13-9 (W)
Redskins, 24-21 (NY)
1954—Giants, 51-21 (W)
Giants, 24-7 (NY)
1955—Giants, 35-7 (NY)
Giants, 27-20 (W)
1956—Redskins, 33-7 (W)
Giants, 28-14 (NY)
1957—Giants, 24-20 (W)
Redskins, 31-14 (NY)
1958—Giants, 21-14 (W)
Giants, 30-0 (NY)
1959—Giants, 45-14 (NY)
Giants, 24-10 (W)
1960—Tie, 24-24 (NY)
Giants, 17-3 (W)
1961—Giants, 24-21 (W)
Giants, 53-0 (NY)
1962—Giants, 49-34 (NY)
Giants, 42-24 (W)
1963—Giants, 24-14 (W)
Giants, 44-14 (NY)
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1964—Giants, 13-10 (NY)
Redskins, 36-21 (W)
1965—Redskins, 23-7 (NY)
Giants, 27-10 (W)
1966—Giants, 13-10 (NY)
Redskins, 72-41 (W)
1967—Redskins, 38-34 (W)
1968—Giants, 48-21 (NY)
Giants, 13-10 (W)
1969—Redskins, 20-14 (W)
1970—Giants, 35-33 (NY)
Giants, 27-24 (W)
1971—Redskins, 30-3 (NY)
Redskins, 23-7 (W)
1972—Redskins, 23-16 (NY)
Redskins, 27-13 (W)
1973—Redskins, 21-3 (New Haven)
Redskins, 27-24 (W)
1974—Redskins, 13-10 (New Haven)
Redskins, 24-3 (W)
1975—Redskins, 49-13 (W)
Redskins, 21-13 (NY)
1976—Redskins, 19-17 (W)
Giants, 12-9 (NY)
1977—Giants, 20-17 (NY)
Giants, 17-6 (W)
1978—Giants, 17-6 (NY)
Redskins, 16-13 (W) OT
1979—Redskins, 27-0 (W)
Giants, 14-6 (NY)
1980—Redskins, 23-21 (NY)
Redskins, 16-13 (W)
1981—Giants, 17-7 (W)
Redskins, 30-27 (NY) OT
1982—Redskins, 27-17 (NY)
Redskins, 15-14 (W)
1983—Redskins, 33-17 (NY)
Redskins, 31-22 (W)
1984—Redskins, 30-14 (W)
Giants, 37-13 (NY)
1985—Giants, 17-3 (NY)
Redskins, 23-21 (W)
1986—Giants, 27-20 (NY)
Giants, 24-14 (W)
***Giants, 17-0 (NY)
1987—Redskins, 38-12 (NY)
Redskins, 23-19 (W)
1988—Giants, 27-20 (NY)
Giants, 24-23 (W)
1989—Giants, 27-24 (W)
Giants, 20-17 (NY)
1990—Giants, 24-20 (W)
Giants, 21-10 (NY)
1991—Redskins, 17-13 (NY)
Redskins, 34-17 (W)
1992—Giants, 24-7 (W)
Redskins, 28-10 (NY)
1993—Giants, 41-7 (W)
Giants, 20-6 (NY)
1994—Giants, 31-23 (NY)
Giants, 21-19 (W)
1995—Giants, 24-15 (W)
Giants, 20-13 (NY)
1996—Redskins, 31-10 (NY)
Redskins, 31-21 (W)
1997—Tie, 7-7 (W) OT
Giants, 30-10 (NY)
1998—Giants, 31-24 (NY)
Redskins, 21-14 (W)
1999—Redskins, 50-21 (NY)
Redskins, 23-13 (W)
2000—Redskins, 16-6 (NY)
Giants, 9-7 (W)
2001—Giants, 23-9 (NY)
Redskins, 35-21 (W)
2002—Giants, 19-17 (NY)
Giants, 27-21 (W)
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2003—Giants, 24-21 (W) OT
Redskins, 20-7 (NY)
2004—Giants, 20-14 (NY)
Redskins, 31-7 (W)
2005—Giants, 36-0 (NY)
Redskins, 35-20 (W)
2006—Giants, 19-3 (NY)
Giants, 34-28 (W)
2007—Giants, 24-17 (W)
Redskins, 22-10 (NY)
2008—Giants, 16-7 (NY)
Giants, 23-7 (W)
2009—Giants, 23-17 (NY)
Giants, 45-12 (W)
2010—Giants, 31-7 (NY)
Giants, 17-14 (W)
2011—Redskins, 28-14 (W)
Redskins, 23-10 (NY)
2012—Giants, 27-23 (NY)
Redskins, 17-16 (W)
2013—Giants, 24-17 (W)
Giants, 20-6 (NY)
2014—Giants, 45-14 (W)
Giants, 24-13 (NY)
2015—Giants, 32-21 (NY)
Redskins, 20-14 (W)
2016—Redskins, 29-27 (NY)
Giants, 19-10 (W)
2017—Redskins, 20-10 (W)
Giants, 18-10 (NY)
2018—Redskins, 20-13 (NY)
Giants, 40-16 (W)
(RS Pts.—Giants 3,487, Redskins 3,081)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 28, Giants 17)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1937 and
known as Braves prior to 1933
**Division Playoff
***NFC Championship
N.Y. JETS vs. ARIZONA
RS: Jets lead series, 6-3;
See Arizona vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. ATLANTA
RS: Falcons lead series, 7-5;
See Atlanta vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 8-2;
See Baltimore vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 61-55
PS: Bills lead series, 1-0;
See Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 4-3;
See Carolina vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 9-3;
See Chicago vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Jets lead series, 15-9
PS: Jets lead series, 2-0;
See Cincinnati vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 13-12
PS: Browns lead series, 1-0;
See Cleveland vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 7-4;
See Dallas vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 19-16-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. DETROIT
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
See Detroit vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Jets lead series, 8-5;
See Green Bay vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. HOUSTON
RS: Jets lead series, 5-3;
See Houston vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 41-29
PS: Jets lead series, 3-1;
See Indianapolis vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Jaguars lead series, 7-6
PS: Jets lead series, 1-0;
See Jacksonville vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Series tied, 18-18-1
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Kansas City vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 22-12-1
PS: Jets lead series, 2-0;
See L.A. Chargers vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 10-4;
See L.A. Rams vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. MIAMI
RS: Jets lead series, 54-51-1
PS: Dolphins lead series, 1-0;
See Miami vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Jets lead series, 8-3;
See Minnesota vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 63-53-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1;
See New England vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 7-6;
See New Orleans vs. N.Y. Jets
N.Y. JETS vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 8-5;
See N.Y. Giants vs. N.Y. Jets
*N.Y. JETS vs. **OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 23-17-2
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1960—Raiders, 28-27 (NY)
Titans, 31-28 (O)
1961—Titans, 14-6 (O)
Titans, 23-12 (NY)
1962—Titans, 28-17 (O)
Titans, 31-21 (NY)
1963—Jets, 10-7 (NY)
Raiders, 49-26 (O)
1964—Jets, 35-13 (NY)
Raiders, 35-26 (O)
1965—Tie, 24-24 (NY)
Raiders, 24-14 (O)
1966—Raiders, 24-21 (NY)
Tie, 28-28 (O)
1967—Jets, 27-14 (NY)
Raiders, 38-29 (O)
1968—Raiders, 43-32 (O)
***Jets, 27-23 (NY)
1969—Raiders, 27-14 (NY)
1970—Raiders, 14-13 (NY)
1972—Raiders, 24-16 (O)
1977—Raiders, 28-27 (NY)
1979—Jets, 28-19 (NY)
1982—****Jets, 17-14 (LA)
1985—Raiders, 31-0 (LA)
1989—Raiders, 14-7 (NY)
1993—Raiders, 24-20 (LA)
1995—Raiders, 47-10 (NY)
1996—Raiders, 34-13 (NY)
1997—Jets 23-22 (NY)
1999—Raiders, 24-23 (O)
2000—Raiders, 31-7 (O)
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2001—Jets, 24-22 (O)
*****Raiders, 38-24 (O)
2002—Raiders, 26-20 (O)
****Raiders, 30-10 (O)
2003—Jets, 27-24 (O) OT
2005—Jets, 26-10 (NY)
2006—Jets, 23-3 (NY)
2008—Raiders, 16-13 (O) OT
2009—Jets, 38-0 (O)
2011—Raiders, 34-24 (O)
2013—Jets, 37-27 (NY)
2014—Jets, 19-14 (NY)
2015—Raiders, 34-20 (O)
2017—Raiders, 45-20 (O)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 1,005, Jets 918)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 105, Jets 78)
*Jets known as Titans prior to 1963
**Franchise in Los Angeles from
1982-1994
***AFL Championship
****AFC Second-Round Playoff
*****AFC First-Round Playoff
N.Y. JETS vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 10-0
1973—Eagles, 24-23 (P)
1977—Eagles, 27-0 (P)
1978—Eagles, 17-9 (P)
1987—Eagles, 38-27 (NY)
1993—Eagles, 35-30 (NY)
1996—Eagles, 21-20 (NY)
2003—Eagles, 24-17 (P)
2007—Eagles, 16-9 (NY)
2011—Eagles, 45-19 (P)
2015—Eagles, 24-17 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 271, Jets 171)
N.Y. JETS vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 18-5
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-0
1970—Steelers, 21-17 (P)
1973—Steelers, 26-14 (P)
1975—Steelers, 20-7 (NY)
1977—Steelers, 23-20 (NY)
1978—Steelers, 28-17 (NY)
1981—Steelers, 38-10 (P)
1983—Steelers, 34-7 (NY)
1984—Steelers, 23-17 (NY)
1986—Steelers, 45-24 (NY)
1988—Jets, 24-20 (NY)
1989—Steelers, 13-0 (NY)
1990—Steelers, 24-7 (NY)
1992—Steelers, 27-10 (P)
2000—Steelers, 20-3 (NY)
2001—Steelers, 18-7 (P)
2003—Jets, 6-0 (NY)
2004—Steelers, 17-6 (P)
*Steelers, 20-17 (P) OT
2007—Jets, 19-16 (NY) OT
2010—Jets, 22-17 (P)
**Steelers, 24-19 (P)
2012—Steelers, 27-10 (P)
2013—Steelers, 19-6 (NY)
2014—Jets, 20-13 (NY)
2016—Steelers, 31-13 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 520, Jets 286)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 44, Jets 36)
*AFC Divisional Playoff
**AFC Championship
N.Y. JETS vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 10-3
1971—49ers, 24-21 (NY)
1976—49ers, 17-6 (SF)
1980—49ers, 37-27 (NY)
1983—Jets, 27-13 (SF)
1986—49ers, 24-10 (SF)
1989—49ers, 23-10 (NY)
1992—49ers, 31-14 (NY)
1998—49ers, 36-30 (SF) OT
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2001—49ers, 19-17 (NY)
2004—Jets, 22-14 (NY)
2008—49ers, 24-14 (SF)
2012—49ers, 34-0 (NY)
2016—Jets, 23-17 (SF) OT
(RS Pts.—49ers 313, Jets 221)
N.Y. JETS vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 11-8
1977—Seahawks, 17-0 (NY)
1978—Seahawks, 24-17 (NY)
1979—Seahawks, 30-7 (S)
1980—Seahawks, 27-17 (NY)
1981—Seahawks, 19-3 (NY)
Seahawks, 27-23 (S)
1983—Seahawks, 17-10 (NY)
1985—Jets, 17-14 (NY)
1986—Jets, 38-7 (S)
1987—Jets, 30-14 (NY)
1991—Seahawks, 20-13 (S)
1995—Jets, 16-10 (S)
1997—Jets, 41-3 (S)
1998—Jets, 32-31 (NY)
1999—Jets, 19-9 (NY)
2004—Jets, 37-14 (NY)
2008—Seahawks, 13-3 (S)
2012—Seahawks, 28-7 (S)
2016—Seahawks, 27-17 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 351, Jets 347)
N.Y. JETS vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Jets lead series, 10-2
1976—Jets, 34-0 (NY)
1982—Jets, 32-17 (NY)
1984—Buccaneers, 41-21 (TB)
1985—Jets, 62-28 (NY)
1990—Jets, 16-14 (TB)
1991—Jets, 16-13 (NY)
1997—Jets, 31-0 (NY)
2000—Jets, 21-17 (TB)
2005—Jets, 14-12 (NY)
2009—Jets, 26-3 (TB)
2013—Jets, 18-17 (NY)
2017—Buccaneers, 15-10 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Jets 301, Buccaneers 177)
*N.Y. JETS vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 24-19-1
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0
1960—Oilers, 27-21 (H)
Oilers, 42-28 (NY)
1961—Oilers, 49-13 (H)
Oilers, 48-21 (NY)
1962—Oilers, 56-17 (H)
Oilers, 44-10 (NY)
1963—Jets, 24-17 (NY)
Oilers, 31-27 (H)
1964—Jets, 24-21 (NY)
Oilers, 33-17 (H)
1965—Oilers, 27-21 (H)
Jets, 41-14 (NY)
1966—Jets, 52-13 (NY)
Oilers, 24-0 (H)
1967—Tie, 28-28 (NY)
1968—Jets, 20-14 (H)
Jets, 26-7 (NY)
1969—Jets, 26-17 (NY)
Jets, 34-26 (H)
1972—Oilers, 26-20 (H)
1974—Oilers, 27-22 (NY)
1977—Oilers, 20-0 (H)
1979—Oilers, 27-24 (H) OT
1980—Jets, 31-28 (NY) OT
1981—Jets, 33-17 (NY)
1984—Oilers, 31-20 (H)
1988—Jets, 45-3 (NY)
1990—Jets, 17-12 (H)
1991—Oilers, 23-20 (NY)
***Oilers, 17-10 (H)
1993—Oilers, 24-0 (H)
1994—Oilers, 24-10 (H)
1995—Oilers, 23-6 (H)
1996—Oilers, 35-10 (NY)
1998—Jets, 24-3 (T)
2003—Jets, 24-17 (NY)
2006—Jets, 23-16 (T)
2007—Titans, 10-6 (T)
2008—Jets, 34-13 (T)
2009—Jets, 24-17 (NY)
2012—Titans, 14-10 (T)
2013—Titans, 38-13 (T)
2014—Jets, 16-11 (T)
2015—Jets, 30-8 (NY)
2018—Titans, 26-22 (T)
(RS Pts.—Titans 1,031, Jets 934)
(PS Pts.—Titans 17, Jets 10)
*Jets known as Titans prior to 1963
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
***AFC First-Round Playoff
N.Y. JETS vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 8-3
1972—Redskins, 35-17 (NY)
1976—Redskins, 37-16 (NY)
1978—Redskins, 23-3 (W)
1987—Redskins, 17-16 (W)
1993—Jets, 3-0 (W)
1996—Redskins, 31-16 (W)
1999—Redskins, 27-20 (NY)
2003—Redskins, 16-13 (W)
2007—Redskins 23-20 (NY) OT
2011—Jets, 34-19 (W)
2015—Jets, 34-20 (NY)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 248, Jets 192)
OAKLAND vs. ARIZONA
RS: Raiders lead series, 6-4;
See Arizona vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. ATLANTA
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
See Atlanta vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 8-3
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0;
See Baltimore vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. BUFFALO
RS: Raiders lead series, 21-18
PS: Bills lead series, 2-0;
See Buffalo vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. CAROLINA
RS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Carolina vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. CHICAGO
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
See Chicago vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Raiders lead series, 18-11
PS: Raiders lead series, 2-0;
See Cincinnati vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 13-10
PS: Raiders lead series, 2-0;
See Cleveland vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. DALLAS
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See Dallas vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. DENVER
RS: Raiders lead series, 63-52-2
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Denver vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. DETROIT
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See Detroit vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 7-5
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Green Bay vs. Oakland
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RS: Texans lead series, 6-4
PS: Texans lead series, 1-0;
See Houston vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Raiders lead series, 8-7
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Indianapolis vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 4-4;
See Jacksonville vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 63-52-2
PS: Chiefs lead series, 2-1;
See Kansas City vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Raiders lead series, 62-54-2
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Raiders lead series, 8-6;
See L.A. Rams vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. MIAMI
RS: Series tied, 17-17-1
PS: Raiders lead series, 3-1;
See Miami vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Raiders lead series, 9-5
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0;
See Minnesota vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 17-14-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1;
See New England vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Series tied, 6-6-1;
See New Orleans vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Raiders lead series, 8-5;
See N.Y. Giants vs. Oakland
OAKLAND vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Raiders lead series, 23-17-2
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See N.Y. Jets vs. Oakland
*OAKLAND vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-5
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0
1971—Raiders, 34-10 (O)
1976—Raiders, 26-7 (P)
1980—Eagles, 10-7 (P)
**Raiders, 27-10 (New Orleans)
1986—Eagles, 33-27 (LA) OT
1989—Eagles, 10-7 (P)
1992—Eagles, 31-10 (P)
1995—Raiders, 48-17 (O)
2001—Raiders, 20-10 (P)
2005—Eagles, 23-20 (P)
2009—Raiders, 13-9 (O)
2013—Eagles, 49-20 (O)
2017—Eagles, 19-10 (P)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 242, Eagles 228)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 27, Eagles 10)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**Super Bowl XV
*OAKLAND vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Raiders lead series, 13-10
PS: Series tied, 3-3
1970—Raiders, 31-14 (O)
1972—Steelers, 34-28 (P)
**Steelers, 13-7 (P)
1973—Steelers, 17-9 (O)
**Raiders, 33-14 (O)
1974—Raiders, 17-0 (P)
***Steelers, 24-13 (O)
1975—***Steelers, 16-10 (P)
1976—Raiders, 31-28 (O)
***Raiders, 24-7 (O)
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1977—Raiders, 16-7 (P)
1980—Raiders, 45-34 (P)
1981—Raiders, 30-27 (O)
1983—**Raiders, 38-10 (LA)
1984—Steelers, 13-7 (LA)
1990—Raiders, 20-3 (LA)
1994—Steelers, 21-3 (LA)
1995—Steelers, 29-10 (O)
2000—Steelers, 21-20 (P)
2002—Raiders, 30-17 (P)
2003—Steelers, 27-7 (P)
2004—Steelers, 24-21 (P)
2006—Raiders, 20-13 (O)
2009—Raiders, 27-24 (P)
2010—Steelers, 35-3 (P)
2012—Raiders, 34-31 (O)
2013—Raiders, 21-18 (O)
2015—Steelers, 38-35 (P)
2018—Raiders, 24-21 (O)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 496, Raiders 489)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 125, Steelers 84)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**AFC Divisional Playoff
***AFC Championship
*OAKLAND vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Series tied, 7-7
1970—49ers, 38-7 (O)
1974—Raiders, 35-24 (SF)
1979—Raiders, 23-10 (O)
1982—Raiders, 23-17 (SF)
1985—49ers, 34-10 (LA)
1988—Raiders, 9-3 (SF)
1991—Raiders, 12-6 (LA)
1994—49ers, 44-14 (SF)
2000—Raiders, 34-28 (SF) OT
2002—49ers, 23-20 (O) OT
2006—49ers, 34-20 (SF)
2010—49ers, 17-9 (SF)
2014—Raiders, 24-13 (O)
2018—49ers, 34-3 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 325, Raiders 243)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
*OAKLAND vs. SEATTLE
RS: Raiders lead series, 28-25
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1977—Raiders, 44-7 (O)
1978—Seahawks, 27-7 (S)
Seahawks, 17-16 (O)
1979—Seahawks, 27-10 (S)
Seahawks, 29-24 (O)
1980—Raiders, 33-14 (O)
Raiders, 19-17 (S)
1981—Raiders, 20-10 (O)
Raiders, 32-31 (S)
1982—Raiders, 28-23 (LA)
1983—Seahawks, 38-36 (S)
Seahawks, 34-21 (LA)
**Raiders, 30-14 (LA)
1984—Raiders, 28-14 (LA)
Seahawks, 17-14 (S)
***Seahawks, 13-7 (S)
1985—Seahawks, 33-3 (S)
Raiders, 13-3 (LA)
1986—Raiders, 14-10 (LA)
Seahawks, 37-0 (S)
1987—Seahawks, 35-13 (LA)
Raiders, 37-14 (S)
1988—Seahawks, 35-27 (S)
Seahawks, 43-37 (LA)
1989—Seahawks, 24-20 (LA)
Seahawks, 23-17 (S)
1990—Raiders, 17-13 (S)
Raiders, 24-17 (LA)
1991—Raiders, 23-20 (S) OT
Raiders, 31-7 (LA)
1992—Raiders, 19-0 (S)
Raiders, 20-3 (LA)
1993—Raiders, 17-13 (S)
Raiders, 27-23 (LA)
1994—Seahawks, 38-9 (LA)
Raiders, 17-16 (S)
1995—Raiders, 34-14 (O)
Seahawks, 44-10 (S)
1996—Raiders, 27-21 (S)
Seahawks, 28-21 (O)
1997—Seahawks, 45-34 (S)
Seahawks, 22-21 (O)
1998—Raiders, 31-18 (S)
Raiders, 20-17 (O)
1999—Seahawks, 22-21 (S)
Raiders, 30-21 (O)
2000—Raiders, 31-3 (O)
Seahawks, 27-24 (S)
2001—Raiders, 38-14 (O)
Seahawks, 34-27 (S)
2002—Raiders, 31-17 (O)
2006—Seahawks, 16-0 (S)
2010—Raiders, 33-3 (O)
2014—Seahawks, 30-24 (S)
2018—Seahawks, 27-3 (London)
(RS Pts.—Raiders 1,177, Seahawks 1,135)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 37, Seahawks 27)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**AFC Championship
***AFC First-Round Playoff
*OAKLAND vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Raiders lead series, 7-2
PS: Buccaneers lead series, 1-0
1976—Raiders, 49-16 (O)
1981—Raiders, 18-16 (O)
1993—Raiders, 27-20 (LA)
1996—Buccaneers, 20-17 (TB) OT
1999—Raiders, 45-0 (O)
2002—**Buccaneers, 48-21 (San Diego)
2004—Raiders, 30-20 (O)
2008—Raiders, 31-24 (TB)
2012—Buccaneers, 42-32 (O)
2016—Raiders, 30-24 (TB) OT
(RS Pts.—Raiders 279, Buccaneers 182)
(PS Pts.—Buccaneers 48, Raiders 21)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**Super Bowl XXXVII
*OAKLAND vs. **TENNESSEE
RS: Raiders lead series, 26-20
PS: Raiders lead series, 4-0
1960—Oilers, 37-22 (O)
Raiders, 14-13 (H)
1961—Oilers, 55-0 (H)
Oilers, 47-16 (O)
1962—Oilers, 28-20 (O)
Oilers, 32-17 (H)
1963—Raiders, 24-13 (H)
Raiders, 52-49 (O)
1964—Oilers, 42-28 (H)
Raiders, 20-10 (O)
1965—Raiders, 21-17 (O)
Raiders, 33-21 (H)
1966—Oilers, 31-0 (H)
Raiders, 38-23 (O)
1967—Raiders, 19-7 (H)
***Raiders, 40-7 (O)
1968—Raiders, 24-15 (H)
1969—Raiders, 21-17 (O)
****Raiders, 56-7 (O)
1971—Raiders, 41-21 (O)
1972—Raiders, 34-0 (H)
1973—Raiders, 17-6 (H)
1975—Oilers, 27-26 (O)
1976—Raiders, 14-13 (H)
1977—Raiders, 34-29 (O)
1978—Raiders, 21-17 (O)
1979—Oilers, 31-17 (H)
1980—*****Raiders, 27-7 (O)
1981—Oilers, 17-16 (H)
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1983—Raiders, 20-6 (LA)
1984—Raiders, 24-14 (H)
1986—Raiders, 28-17 (H)
1988—Oilers, 38-35 (H)
1989—Oilers, 23-7 (H)
1991—Oilers, 47-17 (H)
1994—Raiders, 17-14 (LA)
1997—Oilers, 24-21 (T) OT
1999—Titans, 21-14 (T)
2001—Titans, 13-10 (O)
2002—Raiders, 52-25 (O)
******Raiders, 41-24 (O)
2003—Titans, 25-20 (T)
2004—Raiders, 40-35 (O)
2005—Raiders, 34-25 (T)
2007—Titans, 13-9 (T)
2010—Titans, 38-13 (T)
2013—Titans, 23-19 (O)
2015—Raiders, 24-21 (T)
2016—Raiders, 17-10 (T)
2017—Raiders, 26-16 (T)
(RS Pts.—Titans 1,066, Raiders 1,036)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 164, Titans 45)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-1994
**Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
***AFL Championship
****Inter-Divisional Playoff
*****AFC First-Round Playoff
******AFC Championship
*OAKLAND vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Raiders lead series, 7-6
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0
1970—Raiders, 34-20 (O)
1975—Raiders, 26-23 (W) OT
1980—Raiders, 24-21 (O)
1983—Redskins, 37-35 (W)
**Raiders, 38-9 (Tampa)
1986—Redskins, 10-6 (W)
1989—Raiders, 37-24 (LA)
1992—Raiders, 21-20 (W)
1995—Raiders, 20-8 (W)
1998—Redskins, 29-19 (O)
2005—Raiders, 16-13 (W)
2009—Redskins, 34-13 (O)
2013—Redskins, 24-14 (O)
2017—Redskins, 27-10 (W)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 290, Raiders 275)
(PS Pts.—Raiders 38, Redskins 9)
*Franchise in Los Angeles from
1982-1994
**Super Bowl XVIII
PHILADELPHIA vs. ARIZONA
RS: Cardinals lead series, 57-55-5
PS: Cardinals lead series, 2-1;
See Arizona vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. ATLANTA
RS: Eagles lead series, 17-13-1
PS: Eagles lead series, 3-1;
See Atlanta vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Series tied, 2-2-1;
See Baltimore vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. BUFFALO
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-6;
See Buffalo vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. CAROLINA
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-4
PS: Panthers lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 28-12-1
PS: Eagles lead series, 3-1;
See Chicago vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 9-3-1;
476
See Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 31-17-1;
See Cleveland vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 65-51
PS: Cowboys lead series, 3-1;
See Dallas vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. DENVER
RS: Eagles lead series, 8-5;
See Denver vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. DETROIT
RS: Series tied, 15-15-2
PS: Eagles lead series, 1-0;
See Detroit vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 26-14
PS: Eagles lead series, 2-1;
See Green Bay vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. HOUSTON
RS: Eagles lead series, 5-0;
See Houston vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 10-9;
See Indianapolis vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Jacksonville vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Series tied, 4-4;
See Kansas City vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 7-5;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Eagles lead series, 21-17-1
PS: Rams lead series, 2-1;
See L.A. Rams vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 8-6;
See Miami vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 14-10
PS: Eagles lead series, 4-0;
See Minnesota vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-5
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See New England vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Eagles lead series, 16-12
PS: Saints lead series, 3-1;
See New Orleans vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Series tied, 83-83-2
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Eagles lead series, 10-0;
See N.Y. Jets vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. OAKLAND
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-5
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0;
See Oakland vs. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA vs. *PITTSBURGH
RS: Eagles lead series, 47-28-3
PS: Eagles lead series, 1-0
1933—Eagles, 25-6 (Phila)
1934—Eagles, 17-0 (Pitt)
Pirates, 9-7 (Phila)
1935—Pirates, 17-7 (Phila)
Eagles, 17-6 (Pitt)
1936—Pirates, 17-0 (Pitt)
Pirates, 6-0 (Johnstown, Pa.)
1937—Pirates, 27-14 (Pitt)
Pirates, 16-7 (Pitt)
1938—Eagles, 27-7 (Buffalo)
Eagles, 14-7 (Charleston, W. Va.)
1939—Eagles, 17-14 (Phila)
Pirates, 24-12 (Pitt)
1940—Steelers, 7-3 (Pitt)
Eagles, 7-0 (Phila)
1941—Eagles, 10-7 (Pitt)
Tie, 7-7 (Phila)
1942—Eagles, 24-14 (Pitt)
Steelers, 14-0 (Phila)
1945—Eagles, 45-3 (Pitt)
Eagles, 30-6 (Phila)
1946—Steelers, 10-7 (Pitt)
Eagles, 10-7 (Phila)
1947—Steelers, 35-24 (Pitt)
Eagles, 21-0 (Phila)
**Eagles, 21-0 (Pitt)
1948—Eagles, 34-7 (Pitt)
Eagles, 17-0 (Phila)
1949—Eagles, 38-7 (Pitt)
Eagles, 34-17 (Phila)
1950—Eagles, 17-10 (Pitt)
Steelers, 9-7 (Phila)
1951—Eagles, 34-13 (Pitt)
Steelers, 17-13 (Phila)
1952—Eagles, 31-25 (Pitt)
Eagles, 26-21 (Phila)
1953—Eagles, 23-17 (Phila)
Eagles, 35-7 (Pitt)
1954—Eagles, 24-22 (Phila)
Steelers, 17-7 (Pitt)
1955—Steelers, 13-7 (Pitt)
Eagles, 24-0 (Phila)
1956—Eagles, 35-21 (Pitt)
Eagles, 14-7 (Phila)
1957—Steelers, 6-0 (Pitt)
Eagles, 7-6 (Phila)
1958—Steelers, 24-3 (Pitt)
Steelers, 31-24 (Phila)
1959—Eagles, 28-24 (Phila)
Steelers, 31-0 (Pitt)
1960—Eagles, 34-7 (Phila)
Steelers, 27-21 (Pitt)
1961—Eagles, 21-16 (Phila)
Eagles, 35-24 (Pitt)
1962—Steelers, 13-7 (Pitt)
Steelers, 26-17 (Phila)
1963—Tie, 21-21 (Phila)
Tie, 20-20 (Pitt)
1964—Eagles, 21-7 (Phila)
Eagles, 34-10 (Pitt)
1965—Steelers, 20-14 (Phila)
Eagles, 47-13 (Pitt)
1966—Eagles, 31-14 (Pitt)
Eagles, 27-23 (Phila)
1967—Eagles, 34-24 (Phila)
1968—Steelers, 6-3 (Pitt)
1969—Eagles, 41-27 (Phila)
1970—Eagles, 30-20 (Phila)
1974—Steelers, 27-0 (Pitt)
1979—Eagles, 17-14 (Phila)
1988—Eagles, 27-26 (Pitt)
1991—Eagles, 23-14 (Phila)
1994—Steelers, 14-3 (Pitt)
1997—Eagles, 23-20 (Phila)
2000—Eagles, 26-23 (Pitt) OT
2004—Steelers, 27-3 (Pitt)
2008—Eagles, 15-6 (Phila)
2012—Steelers, 16-14 (Pitt)
2016—Eagles, 34-3 (P)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 1,477, Steelers 1,116)
(PS Pts.—Eagles 21, Steelers 0)
*Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940
**Division Playoff
PHILADELPHIA vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 18-13-1
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0
1951—Eagles, 21-14 (P)
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1953—49ers, 31-21 (SF)
1956—Tie, 10-10 (P)
1958—49ers, 30-24 (P)
1959—49ers, 24-14 (SF)
1964—49ers, 28-24 (P)
1966—Eagles, 35-34 (SF)
1967—49ers, 28-27 (P)
1969—49ers, 14-13 (SF)
1971—49ers, 31-3 (P)
1973—49ers, 38-28 (SF)
1975—Eagles, 27-17 (P)
1983—Eagles, 22-17 (SF)
1984—49ers, 21-9 (P)
1985—49ers, 24-13 (SF)
1989—49ers, 38-28 (P)
1991—49ers, 23-7 (P)
1992—49ers, 20-14 (SF)
1993—Eagles, 37-34 (SF) OT
1994—Eagles, 40-8 (SF)
1996—*49ers, 14-0 (SF)
1997—49ers, 24-12 (P)
2001—49ers, 13-3 (SF)
2002—Eagles, 38-17 (SF)
2003—49ers, 31-28 (P) OT
2005—Eagles, 42-3 (P)
2006—Eagles, 38-24 (SF)
2008—Eagles, 40-26 (SF)
2009—Eagles, 27-13 (P)
2010—Eagles, 27-24 (SF)
2011—49ers, 24-23 (P)
2014—49ers, 26-21 (SF)
2017—Eagles, 33-10 (P)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 749, 49ers 719)
(PS Pts.—49ers 14, Eagles 0)
*NFC First-Round Playoff
PHILADELPHIA vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-7
1976—Eagles, 27-10 (P)
1980—Eagles, 27-20 (S)
1986—Seahawks, 24-20 (S)
1989—Eagles, 31-7 (P)
1992—Eagles, 20-17 (S) OT
1995—Seahawks, 26-14 (S)
1998—Seahawks, 38-0 (P)
2001—Eagles, 27-3 (S)
2002—Eagles, 27-20 (S)
2005—Seahawks, 42-0 (P)
2007—Seahawks, 28-24 (P)
2008—Eagles, 26-7 (S)
2011—Seahawks, 31-14 (S)
2014—Seahawks, 24-14 (P)
2016—Seahawks, 26-15 (S)
2017—Seahawks, 24-10 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 347, Eagles 296)
PHILADELPHIA vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Eagles lead series, 8-7
PS: Series tied, 2-2
1977—Eagles, 13-3 (P)
1979—*Buccaneers, 24-17 (TB)
1981—Eagles, 20-10 (P)
1988—Eagles, 41-14 (TB)
1991—Buccaneers, 14-13 (TB)
1995—Buccaneers, 21-6 (P)
1999—Buccaneers, 19-5 (P)
2000—**Eagles, 21-3 (P)
2001—Eagles, 17-13 (TB)
**Eagles, 31-9 (P)
2002—Eagles, 20-10 (P)
***Buccaneers, 27-10 (P)
2003—Buccaneers, 17-0 (P)
2006—Buccaneers, 23-21 (TB)
2009—Eagles, 33-14 (P)
2012—Eagles, 23-21 (TB)
2013—Eagles, 31-20 (TB)
2015—Buccaneers, 45-17 (P)
2018—Buccaneers, 27-21 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 281, Buccaneers 271)
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(PS Pts.—Eagles 79, Buccaneers 63) 1962—Redskins, 27-21 (P)
*NFC Divisional Playoff Eagles, 37-14 (W)
**NFC First-Round Playoff 1963—Eagles, 37-24 (W)
***NFC Championship Redskins, 13-10 (P)
PHILADELPHIA vs. *TENNESSEE 1964—Redskins, 35-20 (W)
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-5 Redskins, 21-10 (P)
1972—Eagles, 18-17 (H) 1965—Redskins, 23-21 (W)
1979—Eagles, 26-20 (H) Eagles, 21-14 (P)
1982—Eagles, 35-14 (P) 1966—Redskins, 27-13 (P)
1988—Eagles, 32-23 (P) Eagles, 37-28 (W)
1991—Eagles, 13-6 (H) 1967—Eagles, 35-24 (P)
1994—Eagles, 21-6 (P) Tie, 35-35 (W)
2000—Titans, 15-13 (P) 1968—Redskins, 17-14 (W)
2002—Titans, 27-24 (T) Redskins, 16-10 (P)
2006—Titans, 31-13 (P) 1969—Tie, 28-28 (W)
2010—Titans, 37-19 (T) Redskins, 34-29 (P)
2014—Eagles, 43-24 (P) 1970—Redskins, 33-21 (P)
2018—Titans, 26-23 (T) OT Redskins, 24-6 (W)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 280, Titans 246) 1971—Tie, 7-7 (W)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997; Redskins, 20-13 (P)
known as Oilers prior to 1999 1972—Redskins, 14-0 (W)
PHILADELPHIA vs. *WASHINGTON Redskins, 23-7 (P)
RS: Redskins lead series, 85-77-5 1973—Redskins, 28-7 (P)
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0 Redskins, 38-20 (W)
1934—Redskins, 6-0 (B) 1974—Redskins, 27-20 (P)
Redskins, 14-7 (P) Redskins, 26-7 (W)
1935—Eagles, 7-6 (B) 1975—Eagles, 26-10 (P)
1936—Redskins, 26-3 (P) Eagles, 26-3 (W)
Redskins, 17-7 (B) 1976—Redskins, 20-17 (P) OT
1937—Eagles, 14-0 (W) Redskins, 24-0 (W)
Redskins, 10-7 (P) 1977—Redskins, 23-17 (W)
1938—Redskins, 26-23 (P) Redskins, 17-14 (P)
Redskins, 20-14 (W) 1978—Redskins, 35-30 (W)
1939—Redskins, 7-0 (P) Eagles, 17-10 (P)
Redskins, 7-6 (W) 1979—Eagles, 28-17 (P)
1940—Redskins, 34-17 (P) Redskins, 17-7 (W)
Redskins, 13-6 (W) 1980—Eagles, 24-14 (P)
1941—Redskins, 21-17 (P) Eagles, 24-0 (W)
Redskins, 20-14 (W) 1981—Eagles, 36-13 (P)
1942—Redskins, 14-10 (P) Redskins, 15-13 (W)
Redskins, 30-27 (W) 1982—Redskins, 37-34 (P) OT
1944—Tie, 31-31 (P) Redskins, 13-9 (W)
Eagles, 37-7 (W) 1983—Redskins, 23-13 (P)
1945—Redskins, 24-14 (W) Redskins, 28-24 (W)
Eagles, 16-0 (P) 1984—Redskins, 20-0 (W)
1946—Eagles, 28-24 (W) Eagles, 16-10 (P)
Redskins, 27-10 (P) 1985—Eagles, 19-6 (W)
1947—Eagles, 45-42 (P) Redskins, 17-12 (P)
Eagles, 38-14 (W) 1986—Redskins, 41-14 (W)
1948—Eagles, 45-0 (W) Redskins, 21-14 (P)
Eagles, 42-21 (P) 1987—Redskins, 34-24 (W)
1949—Eagles, 49-14 (P) Eagles, 31-27 (P)
Eagles, 44-21 (W) 1988—Redskins, 17-10 (W)
1950—Eagles, 35-3 (P) Redskins, 20-19 (P)
Eagles, 33-0 (W) 1989—Eagles, 42-37 (W)
1951—Redskins, 27-23 (P) Redskins, 10-3 (P)
Eagles, 35-21 (W) 1990—Redskins, 13-7 (W)
1952—Eagles, 38-20 (P) Eagles, 28-14 (P)
Redskins, 27-21 (W) **Redskins, 20-6 (P)
1953—Tie, 21-21 (P) 1991—Redskins, 23-0 (W)
Redskins, 10-0 (W) Eagles, 24-22 (P)
1954—Eagles, 49-21 (W) 1992—Redskins, 16-12 (W)
Eagles, 41-33 (P) Eagles, 17-13 (P)
1955—Redskins, 31-30 (P) 1993—Eagles, 34-31 (P)
Redskins, 34-21 (W) Eagles, 17-14 (W)
1956—Eagles, 13-9 (P) 1994—Eagles, 21-17 (P)
Redskins, 19-17 (W) Eagles, 31-29 (W)
1957—Eagles, 21-12 (P) 1995—Eagles, 37-34 (P) OT
Redskins, 42-7 (W) Eagles, 14-7 (W)
1958—Redskins, 24-14 (P) 1996—Eagles, 17-14 (W)
Redskins, 20-0 (W) Redskins, 26-21 (P)
1959—Eagles, 30-23 (P) 1997—Eagles, 24-10 (P)
Eagles, 34-14 (W) Redskins, 35-32 (W)
1960—Eagles, 19-13 (P) 1998—Eagles, 17-12 (P)
Eagles, 38-28 (W) Redskins, 28-3 (W)
1961—Eagles, 14-7 (P) 1999—Eagles, 35-28 (P)
Eagles, 27-24 (W) Redskins, 20-17 (W) OT
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2000—Redskins, 17-14 (P)
Eagles, 23-20 (W)
2001—Redskins, 13-3 (P)
Eagles, 20-6 (W)
2002—Eagles, 37-7 (W)
Eagles, 34-21 (P)
2003—Eagles, 27-25 (P)
Eagles, 31-7 (W)
2004—Eagles, 28-6 (P)
Eagles, 17-14 (W)
2005—Redskins, 17-10 (W)
Redskins, 31-20 (P)
2006—Eagles, 27-3 (P)
Eagles, 21-19 (W)
2007—Redskins, 20-12 (P)
Eagles, 33-25 (W)
2008—Redskins, 23-17 (P)
Redskins, 10-3 (W)
2009—Eagles, 27-17 (W)
Eagles, 27-24 (P)
2010—Redskins, 17-12 (P)
Eagles, 59-28 (W)
2011—Eagles, 20-13 (W)
Eagles, 34-10 (P)
2012—Redskins, 31-6 (W)
Redskins, 27-20 (P)
2013—Eagles, 33-27 (W)
Eagles, 24-16 (P)
2014—Eagles, 37-34 (P)
Redskins, 27-24 (W)
2015—Redskins, 23-20 (W)
Redskins, 38-24 (P)
2016—Redskins, 27-20 (W)
Redskins, 27-22 (P)
2017—Eagles, 30-17 (W)
Eagles, 34-24 (P)
2018—Eagles, 28-13 (P)
Eagles, 24-0 (W)
(RS Pts.—Eagles 3,518, Redskins 3,308)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 20, Eagles 6)
*Franchise in Boston prior to 1937
**NFC First-Round Playoff
PITTSBURGH vs. ARIZONA
RS: Steelers lead series, 33-23-3
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0;
See Arizona vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. ATLANTA
RS: Steelers lead series, 14-2-1;
See Atlanta vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Steelers lead series, 25-21
PS: Steelers lead series, 3-1;
See Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. BUFFALO
RS: Steelers lead series, 14-8
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-1;
See Buffalo vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. CAROLINA
RS: Steelers lead series, 6-1;
See Carolina vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 19-7-1;
See Chicago vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Steelers lead series, 62-35
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-0;
See Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Steelers lead series, 73-58
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-0;
See Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 16-13
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-1;
See Dallas vs. Pittsburgh
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PITTSBURGH vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 15-8-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 5-3;
See Denver vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. DETROIT
RS: Steelers lead series, 17-14-1;
See Detroit vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 18-16
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Green Bay vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. HOUSTON
RS: Steelers lead series, 4-2;
See Houston vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Steelers lead series, 18-6
PS: Steelers lead series, 5-0;
See Indianapolis vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Series tied, 12-12
PS: Jaguars lead series, 2-0;
See Jacksonville vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Steelers lead series, 22-11
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Kansas City vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Steelers lead series, 22-8
PS: Chargers lead series, 2-1;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 15-8-2
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0;
See Los Angeles vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. MIAMI
RS: Steelers lead series, 12-11
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Miami vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 9-8
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0;
See Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Steelers lead series, 15-12
PS: Patriots lead series, 4-1;
See New England vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 9-7;
See New Orleans vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 44-30-3;
See N.Y. Giants vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Steelers lead series, 18-5
PS: Steelers lead series, 2-0;
See N.Y. Jets vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 13-10
PS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Oakland vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 47-28-3
PS: Eagles lead series, 1-0;
See Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 11-10
1951—49ers, 28-24 (P)
1952—Steelers, 24-7 (SF)
1954—49ers, 31-3 (SF)
1958—49ers, 23-20 (SF)
1961—Steelers, 20-10 (P)
1965—49ers, 27-17 (SF)
1968—49ers, 45-28 (P)
1973—Steelers, 37-14 (SF)
1977—Steelers, 27-0 (P)
1978—Steelers, 24-7 (SF)
1981—49ers, 17-14 (P)
1984—Steelers, 20-17 (SF)
1987—Steelers, 30-17 (P)
1990—49ers, 27-7 (SF)
1993—49ers, 24-13 (P)
1996—49ers, 25-15 (P)
1999—Steelers, 27-6 (SF)
2003—49ers, 30-14 (SF)
2007—Steelers, 37-16 (P)
2011—49ers, 20-3 (SF)
2015—Steelers, 43-18 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 447, 49ers 409)
PITTSBURGH vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-8
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0
1977—Steelers, 30-20 (P)
1978—Steelers, 21-10 (P)
1981—Seahawks, 24-21 (S)
1982—Seahawks, 16-0 (S)
1983—Steelers, 27-21 (S)
1986—Seahawks, 30-0 (S)
1987—Steelers, 13-9 (P)
1991—Seahawks, 27-7 (P)
1992—Steelers, 20-14 (P)
1993—Seahawks, 16-6 (S)
1994—Seahawks, 30-13 (S)
1998—Steelers, 13-10 (P)
1999—Seahawks, 29-10 (P)
2003—Seahawks, 23-16 (S)
2005—*Steelers, 21-10 (Detroit)
2007—Steelers, 21-0 (P)
2011—Steelers, 24-0 (P)
2015—Seahawks, 39-30 (S)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 318, Steelers 272)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 21, Seahawks 10)
*Super Bowl XL
PITTSBURGH vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Steelers lead series, 9-2
1976—Steelers, 42-0 (P)
1980—Steelers, 24-21 (TB)
1983—Steelers, 17-12 (P)
1989—Steelers, 31-22 (TB)
1998—Buccaneers, 16-3 (TB)
2001—Steelers, 17-10 (TB)
2002—Steelers, 17-7 (TB)
2006—Steelers, 20-3 (P)
2010—Steelers, 38-13 (TB)
2014—Buccaneers, 27-24 (P)
2018—Steelers, 30-27 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 263, Buccaneers 158)
PITTSBURGH vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Steelers lead series, 43-31
PS: Steelers lead series, 3-1
1970—Oilers, 19-7 (P)
Steelers, 7-3 (H)
1971—Steelers, 23-16 (P)
Oilers, 29-3 (H)
1972—Steelers, 24-7 (P)
Steelers, 9-3 (H)
1973—Steelers, 36-7 (H)
Steelers, 33-7 (P)
1974—Steelers, 13-7 (H)
Oilers, 13-10 (P)
1975—Steelers, 24-17 (P)
Steelers, 32-9 (H)
1976—Steelers, 32-16 (P)
Steelers, 21-0 (H)
1977—Oilers, 27-10 (H)
Steelers, 27-10 (P)
1978—Oilers, 24-17 (P)
Steelers, 13-3 (H)
**Steelers, 34-5 (P)
1979—Steelers, 38-7 (P)
Oilers, 20-17 (H)
**Steelers, 27-13 (P)
1980—Steelers, 31-17 (P)
Oilers, 6-0 (H)
1981—Steelers, 26-13 (P)
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Oilers, 21-20 (H)
1982—Steelers, 24-10 (H)
1983—Steelers, 40-28 (H)
Steelers, 17-10 (P)
1984—Steelers, 35-7 (P)
Oilers, 23-20 (H) OT
1985—Steelers, 20-0 (P)
Steelers, 30-7 (H)
1986—Steelers, 22-16 (H) OT
Steelers, 21-10 (P)
1987—Oilers, 23-3 (P)
Oilers, 24-16 (H)
1988—Oilers, 34-14 (P)
Steelers, 37-34 (H)
1989—Oilers, 27-0 (H)
Oilers, 23-16 (P)
***Steelers, 26-23 (H) OT
1990—Steelers, 20-9 (P)
Oilers, 34-14 (H)
1991—Steelers, 26-14 (P)
Oilers, 31-6 (H)
1992—Steelers, 29-24 (H)
Steelers, 21-20 (P)
1993—Oilers, 23-3 (H)
Oilers, 26-17 (P)
1994—Steelers, 30-14 (P)
Steelers, 12-9 (H) OT
1995—Steelers, 34-17 (H)
Steelers, 21-7 (P)
1996—Steelers, 30-16 (P)
Oilers, 23-13 (H)
1997—Steelers, 37-24 (P)
Oilers, 16-6 (T)
1998—Oilers, 41-31 (P)
Oilers, 23-14 (T)
1999—Titans, 16-10 (T)
Titans, 47-36 (P)
2000—Titans, 23-20 (P)
Titans, 9-7 (T)
2001—Steelers, 34-7 (P)
Steelers, 34-24 (T)
2002—Titans, 31-23 (T)
****Titans, 34-31 (T) OT
2003—Titans, 30-13 (P)
2005—Steelers, 34-7 (P)
2008—Titans, 31-14 (T)
2009—Steelers, 13-10 (P) OT
2010—Steelers, 19-11 (T)
2011—Steelers, 38-17 (P)
2012—Titans, 26-23 (T)
2013—Titans, 16-9 (P)
2014—Steelers, 27-24 (T)
2017—Steelers, 40-17 (P)
(RS Pts.—Steelers 1,546, Titans 1,294)
(PS Pts.—Steelers 118, Titans 75)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC Championship
***AFC First-Round Playoff
****AFC Divisional Playoff
*PITTSBURGH vs. **WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 42-33-3
1933—Redskins, 21-6 (P)
Pirates, 16-14 (B)
1934—Redskins, 7-0 (P)
Redskins, 39-0 (B)
1935—Pirates, 6-0 (P)
Redskins, 13-3 (B)
1936—Pirates, 10-0 (P)
Redskins, 30-0 (B)
1937—Redskins, 34-20 (W)
Pirates, 21-13 (P)
1938—Redskins, 7-0 (P)
Redskins, 15-0 (W)
1939—Redskins, 44-14 (W)
Redskins, 21-14 (P)
1940—Redskins, 40-10 (P)
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Redskins, 37-10 (W)
1941—Redskins, 24-20 (P)
Redskins, 23-3 (W)
1942—Redskins, 28-14 (W)
Redskins, 14-0 (P)
1945—Redskins, 14-0 (P)
Redskins, 24-0 (W)
1946—Tie, 14-14 (W)
Steelers, 14-7 (P)
1947—Redskins, 27-26 (W)
Steelers, 21-14 (P)
1948—Redskins, 17-14 (W)
Steelers, 10-7 (P)
1949—Redskins, 27-14 (P)
Redskins, 27-14 (W)
1950—Steelers, 26-7 (W)
Redskins, 24-7 (P)
1951—Redskins, 22-7 (P)
Steelers, 20-10 (W)
1952—Redskins, 28-24 (P)
Steelers, 24-23 (W)
1953—Redskins, 17-9 (P)
Steelers, 14-13 (W)
1954—Steelers, 37-7 (P)
Redskins, 17-14 (W)
1955—Redskins, 23-14 (P)
Redskins, 28-17 (W)
1956—Steelers, 30-13 (P)
Steelers, 23-0 (W)
1957—Steelers, 28-7 (P)
Redskins, 10-3 (W)
1958—Steelers, 24-16 (P)
Tie, 14-14 (W)
1959—Redskins, 23-17 (P)
Steelers, 27-6 (W)
1960—Tie, 27-27 (W)
Steelers, 22-10 (P)
1961—Steelers, 20-0 (P)
Steelers, 30-14 (W)
1962—Steelers, 23-21 (P)
Steelers, 27-24 (W)
1963—Steelers, 38-27 (P)
Steelers, 34-28 (W)
1964—Redskins, 30-0 (P)
Steelers, 14-7 (W)
1965—Redskins, 31-3 (P)
Redskins, 35-14 (W)
1966—Redskins, 33-27 (P)
Redskins, 24-10 (W)
1967—Redskins, 15-10 (P)
1968—Redskins, 16-13 (W)
1969—Redskins, 14-7 (P)
1973—Steelers, 21-16 (P)
1979—Steelers, 38-7 (P)
1985—Redskins, 30-23 (P)
1988—Redskins, 30-29 (W)
1991—Redskins, 41-14 (P)
1997—Steelers, 14-13 (P)
2000—Steelers, 24-3 (P)
2004—Steelers, 16-7 (P)
2008—Steelers, 23-6 (W)
2012—Steelers, 27-12 (P)
2016—Steelers, 38-16 (W)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 1,447, Steelers 1,259)
*Steelers known as Pirates prior to 1940
**Franchise in Boston prior to 1937
SAN FRANCISCO vs. ARIZONA
RS: 49ers lead series, 29-26;
See Arizona vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. ATLANTA
RS: 49ers lead series, 46-30-1
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Atlanta vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 3-2
PS: Ravens lead series, 1-0;
See Baltimore vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. BUFFALO
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See Buffalo vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 13-7
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0;
See Carolina vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 32-31-1
PS: 49ers lead series, 3-0;
See Chicago vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. CINCINNATI
RS: 49ers lead series, 9-4
PS: 49ers lead series, 2-0;
See Cincinnati vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 12-7;
See Cleveland vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. DALLAS
RS: 49ers lead series, 15-13-1
PS: Cowboys lead series, 5-2;
See Dallas vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. DENVER
RS: Series tied, 7-7
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. DETROIT
RS: 49ers lead series, 37-27-1
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Detroit vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 32-27-1
PS: Packers lead series, 4-3;
See Green Bay vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. HOUSTON
RS: 49ers lead series, 3-1;
See Houston vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 26-18;
See Indianapolis vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: 49ers lead series, 3-2;
See Jacksonville vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: 49ers lead series, 7-6;
See Kansas City vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 8-6
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0;
See L.A. Chargers vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: 49ers lead series, 68-67-3
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0;
See L.A. Rams vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 7-5
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0;
See Miami vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 22-19-1
PS: 49ers lead series, 4-1;
See Minnesota vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: 49ers lead series, 8-5;
See New England vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: 49ers lead series, 47-26-2
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0;
See New Orleans vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 17-16
PS: Series tied, 4-4;
See N.Y. Giants vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: 49ers lead series, 10-3;
See N.Y. Jets vs. San Francisco
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SAN FRANCISCO vs. OAKLAND
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
See Oakland vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: 49ers lead series, 18-13-1
PS: 49ers lead series, 1-0;
See Philadelphia vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: 49ers lead series, 11-10;
See Pittsburgh vs. San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 24-16
PS: Seahawks lead series, 1-0
1976—49ers, 37-21 (Sea)
1979—Seahawks, 35-24 (SF)
1985—49ers, 19-6 (SF)
1988—49ers, 38-7 (Sea)
1991—49ers, 24-22 (Sea)
1997—Seahawks, 38-9 (Sea)
2002—49ers, 28-21 (Sea)
49ers, 31-24 (SF)
2003—Seahawks, 20-19 (Sea)
Seahawks, 24-17 (SF)
2004—Seahawks, 34-0 (Sea)
Seahawks, 42-27 (SF)
2005—Seahawks, 27-25 (SF)
Seahawks, 41-3 (Sea)
2006—49ers, 20-14 (SF)
49ers, 24-14 (Sea)
2007—Seahawks, 23-3 (SF)
Seahawks, 24-0 (Sea)
2008—49ers, 33-30 (Sea) OT
Seahawks, 34-13 (SF)
2009—49ers, 23-10 (SF)
Seahawks, 20-17 (Sea)
2010—Seahawks, 31-6 (Sea)
49ers, 40-21 (SF)
2011—49ers, 33-17 (SF)
49ers, 19-17 (Sea)
2012—49ers, 13-6 (SF)
Seahawks, 42-13 (Sea)
2013—Seahawks, 29-3 (Sea)
49ers, 19-17 (SF)
*Seahawks, 23-17 (Sea)
2014—Seahawks, 19-3 (SF)
Seahawks, 17-7 (Sea)
2015—Seahawks, 20-3 (SF)
Seahawks, 29-13 (Sea)
2016—Seahawks, 37-18 (Sea)
Seahawks, 25-23 (SF)
2017—Seahawks, 12-9 (Sea)
Seahawks, 24-13 (SF)
2018—Seahawks, 43-16 (Sea)
49ers, 26-23 (SF) OT
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 960, 49ers 711)
(PS Pts.—Seahawks 23, 49ers 17)
*NFC Championship
SAN FRANCISCO vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: 49ers lead series, 17-6
PS: Buccaneers lead series, 1-0
1977—49ers, 20-10 (SF)
1978—49ers, 6-3 (SF)
1979—49ers, 23-7 (SF)
1980—Buccaneers, 24-23 (SF)
1983—49ers, 35-21 (SF)
1984—49ers, 24-17 (SF)
1986—49ers, 31-7 (TB)
1987—49ers, 24-10 (TB)
1989—49ers, 20-16 (TB)
1990—49ers, 31-7 (SF)
1992—49ers, 21-14 (SF)
1993—49ers, 45-21 (TB)
1994—49ers, 41-16 (SF)
1997—Buccaneers, 13-6 (TB)
2002—*Buccaneers, 31-6 (TB)
2003—49ers, 24-7 (SF)
2004—Buccaneers, 35-3 (TB)
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2005—49ers, 15-10 (SF)
2007—49ers, 21-19 (SF)
2010—Buccaneers, 21-0 (SF)
2011—49ers, 48-3 (SF)
2013—49ers, 33-14 (TB)
2016—Buccaneers, 34-17 (SF)
2018—Buccaneers, 27-9 (TB)
(RS Pts.—49ers 520, Buccaneers 356)
(PS Pts.—Buccaneers 31, 49ers 6)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
SAN FRANCISCO vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: 49ers lead series, 9-5
1970—49ers, 30-20 (H)
1975—Oilers, 27-13 (SF)
1978—Oilers, 20-19 (H)
1981—49ers, 28-6 (SF)
1984—49ers, 34-21 (H)
1987—49ers, 27-20 (SF)
1990—49ers, 24-21 (H)
1993—Oilers, 10-7 (SF)
1996—49ers, 10-9 (H)
1999—49ers, 24-22 (SF)
2005—Titans, 33-22 (T)
2009—Titans, 34-27 (SF)
2013—49ers, 31-17 (T)
2017—49ers, 25-23 (SF)
(RS Pts.—49ers 321, Titans 283)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
SAN FRANCISCO vs. WASHINGTON
RS: 49ers lead series, 17-10-1
PS: 49ers lead series, 3-1
1952—49ers, 23-17 (W)
1954—49ers, 41-7 (SF)
1955—Redskins, 7-0 (W)
1961—49ers, 35-3 (SF)
1967—Redskins, 31-28 (W)
1969—Tie, 17-17 (SF)
1970—49ers, 26-17 (SF)
1971—*49ers, 24-20 (SF)
1973—Redskins, 33-9 (W)
1976—Redskins, 24-21 (SF)
1978—Redskins, 38-20 (W)
1981—49ers, 30-17 (W)
1983—**Redskins, 24-21 (W)
1984—49ers, 37-31 (SF)
1985—49ers, 35-8 (W)
1986—Redskins, 14-6 (W)
1988—49ers, 37-21 (SF)
1990—49ers, 26-13 (SF)
*49ers, 28-10 (SF)
1992—*49ers, 20-13 (SF)
1994—49ers, 37-22 (W)
1996—49ers, 19-16 (W) OT
1998—49ers, 45-10 (W)
1999—Redskins, 26-20 (SF) OT
2002—49ers, 20-10 (SF)
2004—Redskins, 26-16 (SF)
2005—Redskins, 52-17 (W)
2008—49ers, 27-24 (SF)
2011—49ers, 19-11 (W)
2013—49ers, 27-6 (W)
2014—49ers, 17-13 (SF)
2017—Redskins, 26-24 (W)
(RS Pts.—49ers 679, Redskins 540)
(PS Pts.—49ers 93, Redskins 67)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC Championship
SEATTLE vs. ARIZONA
RS: Cardinals lead series, 20-19-1;
See Arizona vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. ATLANTA
RS: Seahawks lead series, 10-6
PS: Falcons lead series 2-0;
See Atlanta vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 3-2;
See Baltimore vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. BUFFALO
RS: Seahawks lead series, 8-5;
See Buffalo vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. CAROLINA
RS: Seahawks lead series, 7-3
PS: Seahawks lead series, 2-1;
See Carolina vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. CHICAGO
RS: Seahawks lead series, 11-5
PS: Bears lead series, 2-0;
See Chicago vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 10-9
PS: Bengals lead series, 1-0;
See Cincinnati vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Seahawks lead series, 12-6;
See Cleveland vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 10-8
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Dallas vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 35-19
PS: Seahawks lead series, 2-0;
See Denver vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. DETROIT
RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-5
PS: Seahawks lead series, 1-0;
See Detroit vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 11-8
PS: Packers lead series, 2-1;
See Green Bay vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. HOUSTON
RS: Seahawks lead series, 3-1;
See Houston vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 7-5;
See Indianapolis vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 5-3;
See Jacksonville vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 33-19;
See Kansas City vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Seahawks lead series, 26-25;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Seahawks lead series, 23-18
PS: Rams lead series, 1-0;
See L.A. Rams vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 8-4
PS: Dolphins lead series, 2-1;
See Miami vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Seahawks lead series, 10-5
PS: Seahawks lead series, 1-0;
See Minnesota vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-8;
PS: Patriots lead series, 1-0;
SEATTLE vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 7-6
PS: Seahawks lead series, 2-0;
See New Orleans vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Series tied, 9-9;
See N.Y. Giants vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Seahawks lead series, 11-8;
See N.Y. Jets vs. Seattle
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SEATTLE vs. OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 28-25
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Oakland vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-7;
See Philadelphia vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Seahawks lead series, 9-8
PS: Steelers lead series, 1-0;
See Pittsburgh vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: Seahawks lead series, 23-16
PS: Seahawks lead series, 1-0;
See San Francisco vs. Seattle
SEATTLE vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Seahawks lead series, 8-5
1976—Seahawks, 13-10 (TB)
1977—Seahawks, 30-23 (S)
1994—Seahawks, 22-21 (S)
1996—Seahawks, 17-13 (TB)
1999—Buccaneers, 16-3 (S)
2004—Seahawks, 10-6 (TB)
2006—Seahawks, 23-7 (TB)
2007—Seahawks, 20-6 (S)
2008—Buccaneers, 20-10 (TB)
2009—Buccaneers, 24-7 (S)
2010—Buccaneers, 38-15 (TB)
2013—Seahawks, 27-24 (S) OT
2016—Buccaneers, 14-5 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Buccaneers 222, Seahawks 202)
SEATTLE vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 10-6
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0
1977—Oilers, 22-10 (S)
1979—Seahawks, 34-14 (S)
1980—Seahawks, 26-7 (H)
1981—Oilers, 35-17 (H)
1982—Oilers, 23-21 (H)
1987—**Oilers, 23-20 (H) OT
1988—Seahawks, 27-24 (S)
1990—Seahawks, 13-10 (S) OT
1993—Oilers, 24-14 (H)
1994—Seahawks, 16-14 (H)
1996—Seahawks, 23-16 (S)
1997—Seahawks, 16-13 (S)
1998—Seahawks, 20-18 (S)
2005—Seahawks, 28-24 (T)
2009—Titans, 17-13 (S)
2013—Seahawks, 20-13 (S)
2017—Titans, 33-27 (T)
(RS Pts.—Seahawks 325, Titans 307)
(PS Pts.—Titans 23, Seahawks 20)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
**AFC First-Round Playoff
SEATTLE vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 12-5
PS: Seahawks lead series, 3-0
1976—Redskins, 31-7 (W)
1980—Seahawks, 14-0 (W)
1983—Redskins, 27-17 (S)
1986—Redskins, 19-14 (W)
1989—Redskins, 29-0 (S)
1992—Redskins, 16-3 (S)
1994—Seahawks, 28-7 (W)
1995—Seahawks, 27-20 (W)
1998—Seahawks, 24-14 (S)
2001—Redskins, 27-14 (W)
2002—Redskins, 14-3 (S)
2003—Redskins, 27-20 (W)
2005—Redskins, 20-17 (W) OT
*Seahawks, 20-10 (S)
2007—**Seahawks, 35-14 (S)
2008—Redskins, 20-17 (S)
2011—Redskins, 23-17 (S)
2012—**Seahawks, 24-14 (W)
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2014—Seahawks, 27-17 (W)
2017—Redskins, 17-14 (S)
(RS Pts.—Redskins 328, Seahawks 263)
(PS Pts.—Seahawks 79, Redskins 38)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
TAMPA BAY vs. ARIZONA
RS: Cardinals lead series, 11-9;
See Arizona vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. ATLANTA
RS: Falcons lead series, 27-24;
See Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Ravens lead series, 4-2;
See Baltimore vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. BUFFALO
RS: Buccaneers lead series, 7-4;
See Buffalo vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. CAROLINA
RS: Panthers lead series, 23-14;
See Carolina vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. CHICAGO
RS: Bears lead series, 39-20;
See Chicago vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Buccaneers lead series, 7-5;
See Cincinnati vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 6-4;
See Cleveland vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 13-4
PS: Cowboys lead series, 2-0;
See Dallas vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 7-2;
See Denver vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. DETROIT
RS: Lions lead series, 31-26
PS: Buccaneers lead series, 1-0;
See Detroit vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 32-21-1
PS: Packers lead series, 1-0;
See Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. HOUSTON
RS: Texans lead series, 3-1;
See Houston vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 8-5;
See Indianapolis vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Jaguars lead series, 4-2;
See Jacksonville vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Buccaneers lead series, 7-5;
See Kansas City vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 8-3;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 14-8
PS: Rams lead series, 2-0;
See L.A. Rams vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. MIAMI
RS: Buccaneers lead series, 6-5;
See Miami vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 33-22;
See Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 7-2;
See New England vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Saints lead series, 32-21;
See New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 14-7
PS: Giants lead series, 1-0;
See N.Y. Giants vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Jets lead series, 10-2;
See N.Y. Jets vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 7-2
PS: Buccaneers lead series, 1-0;
See Oakland vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 8-7
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 9-2;
See Pittsburgh vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 17-6
PS: Buccaneers lead series, 1-0;
See San Francisco vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 8-5;
See Seattle vs. Tampa Bay
TAMPA BAY vs. *TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 9-2
1976—Oilers, 20-0 (H)
1980—Oilers, 20-14 (H)
1983—Buccaneers, 33-24 (TB)
1989—Oilers, 20-17 (H)
1995—Oilers, 19-7 (H)
1998—Oilers, 31-22 (TB)
2001—Titans, 31-28 (Tenn) OT
2003—Titans, 33-13 (Tenn)
2007—Buccaneers, 13-10 (TB)
2011—Titans, 23-17 (Tenn)
2015—Titans, 42-14 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Titans 273, Buccaneers 178)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
TAMPA BAY vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Redskins lead series, 11-10
PS: Series tied, 1-1
1977—Redskins, 10-0 (TB)
1982—Redskins, 21-13 (TB)
1989—Redskins, 32-28 (W)
1993—Redskins, 23-17 (TB)
1994—Buccaneers, 26-21 (TB)
Buccaneers, 17-14 (W)
1995—Buccaneers, 14-6 (TB)
1996—Buccaneers, 24-10 (TB)
1998—Redskins, 20-16 (W)
1999—*Buccaneers, 14-13 (TB)
2000—Redskins, 20-17 (W) OT
2003—Buccaneers, 35-13 (W)
2004—Redskins, 16-10 (W)
2005—Buccaneers, 36-35 (TB)
**Redskins, 17-10 (TB)
2006—Buccaneers, 20-17 (TB)
2007—Buccaneers, 19-13 (TB)
2009—Redskins, 16-13 (W)
2010—Buccaneers, 17-16 (W)
2012—Redskins, 24-22 (TB)
2014—Buccaneers, 27-7 (W)
2015—Redskins, 31-30 (W)
2018—Redskins, 16-3 (TB)
(RS Pts.—Buccaneers 404, Redskins 381)
(PS Pts.—Redskins 30, Buccaneers 24)
*NFC Divisional Playoff
**NFC First-Round Playoff
TENNESSEE VS. ARIZONA
RS: Cardinals lead series, 7-4;
See Arizona vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. ATLANTA
RS: Series tied, 7-7;
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See Atlanta vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Series tied, 10-10
PS: Ravens lead series, 2-1;
See Baltimore vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. BUFFALO
RS: Titans lead series, 27-16
PS: Bills lead series, 2-1;
See Buffalo vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. CAROLINA
RS: Titans lead series, 3-2;
See Carolina vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. CHICAGO
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See Chicago vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Titans lead series, 40-33-1
PS: Bengals lead series, 1-0;
See Cincinnati vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 35-30
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0;
See Cleveland vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 8-7;
See Dallas vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. DENVER
RS: Titans lead series, 22-15-1
PS: Broncos lead series, 2-1;
See Denver vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. DETROIT
RS: Titans lead series, 9-3;
See Detroit vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Titans lead series, 7-5;
See Green Bay vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. HOUSTON
RS: Titans lead series, 18-15;
See Houston vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 33-15
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0;
See Indianapolis vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Titans lead series, 28-20
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0;
See Jacksonville vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 27-22
PS: Chiefs lead series, 2-1;
See Kansas City vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Chargers lead series, 27-14-1
PS: Titans lead series, 3-1;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Rams lead series, 7-5
PS: Rams lead series, 1-0;
See L.A. Rams vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 21-16
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0;
See Miami vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead series, 9-4;
See Minnesota vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Patriots lead series, 23-16-1
PS: Patriots lead series, 2-1;
See New England vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Titans lead series, 8-5-1;
See New Orleans vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Series tied, 6-6;
See N.Y. Giants vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. N.Y. JETS
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RS: Titans lead series, 24-19-1
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0;
See N.Y. Jets vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 26-20
PS: Raiders lead series, 4-0;
See Oakland vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Eagles lead series, 7-5;
See Philadelphia vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Steelers lead series, 43-31
PS: Steelers lead series, 3-1;
See Pittsburgh vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 9-5;
See San Francisco vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. SEATTLE
RS: Seahawks lead series, 10-6
PS: Titans lead series, 1-0;
See Seattle vs. Tennessee
TENNESSEE vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Titans lead series, 9-2;
See Tampa Bay vs. Tennessee
*TENNESSEE vs. WASHINGTON
RS: Titans lead series, 7-6
1971—Redskins, 22-13 (W)
1975—Oilers, 13-10 (H)
1979—Oilers, 29-27 (W)
1985—Redskins, 16-13 (W)
1988—Oilers, 41-17 (H)
1991—Redskins, 16-13 (W) OT
1997—Oilers, 28-14 (T)
2000—Titans, 27-21 (W)
2002—Redskins, 31-14 (T)
2006—Titans, 25-22 (W)
2010—Redskins, 19-16 (T) OT
2014—Redskins, 19-17 (W)
2018—Titans, 25-16 (T)
(RS—Titans 274, Redskins 250)
*Franchise in Houston prior to 1997;
known as Oilers prior to 1999
WASHINGTON vs. ARIZONA
RS: Redskins lead series, 76-46-2;
See Arizona vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. ATLANTA
RS: Redskins lead series, 14-10-1
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0;
See Atlanta vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. BALTIMORE
RS: Series tied, 3-3;
See Baltimore vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. BUFFALO
RS: Bills lead series, 8-5
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0;
See Buffalo vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. CAROLINA
RS: Redskins lead series, 8-6;
See Carolina vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. CHICAGO
RS: Redskins lead series, 22-20-1
PS: Redskins lead series, 4-3;
See Chicago vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. CINCINNATI
RS: Bengals lead series, 5-4-1;
See Cincinnati vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. CLEVELAND
RS: Browns lead series, 33-12-1;
See Cleveland vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. DALLAS
RS: Cowboys lead series, 71-43-2
PS: Redskins lead series, 2-0;
See Dallas vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. DENVER
RS: Broncos lead series, 7-6
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0;
See Denver vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. DETROIT
RS: Redskins lead series, 27-14
PS: Redskins lead series, 3-0;
See Detroit vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. GREEN BAY
RS: Packers lead series, 18-15-1
PS: Packers lead series, 2-1;
See Green Bay vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. HOUSTON
RS: Texans lead series, 3-2;
See Houston vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. INDIANAPOLIS
RS: Colts lead series, 21-10;
See Indianapolis vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. JACKSONVILLE
RS: Redskins lead series, 6-1;
See Jacksonville vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. KANSAS CITY
RS: Chiefs lead series, 9-1;
See Kansas City vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. L.A. CHARGERS
RS: Redskins lead series, 7-4;
See L.A. Chargers vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. L.A. RAMS
RS: Redskins lead series, 24-11-1
PS: Series tied, 2-2;
See L.A. Rams vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. MIAMI
RS: Dolphins lead series, 8-4
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Miami vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. MINNESOTA
RS: Vikings lead, 11-10
PS: Redskins lead series, 3-2;
See Minnesota vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. NEW ENGLAND
RS: Redskins lead series, 6-4;
See New England vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. NEW ORLEANS
RS: Redskins lead series, 17-10;
See New Orleans vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. N.Y. GIANTS
RS: Giants lead series, 100-68-4
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See N.Y. Giants vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. N.Y. JETS
RS: Redskins lead series, 8-3;
See N.Y. Jets vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. OAKLAND
RS: Raiders lead series, 7-6
PS: Raiders lead series, 1-0;
See Oakland vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. PHILADELPHIA
RS: Redskins lead series, 85-77-5
PS: Redskins lead series, 1-0;
See Philadelphia vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. PITTSBURGH
RS: Redskins lead series, 42-33-3;
See Pittsburgh vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. SAN FRANCISCO
RS: 49ers lead series, 17-10-1
PS: 49ers lead series, 3-1;
See San Francisco vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. SEATTLE
RS: Redskins lead series, 12-5
PS: Seahawks lead series, 3-0;
See Seattle vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. TAMPA BAY
RS: Redskins lead series, 11-10
PS: Series tied, 1-1;
See Tampa Bay vs. Washington
WASHINGTON vs. TENNESSEE
RS: Titans lead series, 7-6;
See Tennessee vs. Washington
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SUPER BOWL COMPOSITE STANDINGS PETE ROZELLE TROPHY/SUPER BOWL MVPs*
W L Pct. Pts. OP Super Bowl I — QB Bart Starr, Green Bay
Baltimore Ravens 2 0 1.000 68 38 Super Bowl II — QB Bart Starr, Green Bay
New Orleans Saints 1 0 1.000 31 17 Super Bowl III — QB Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets
New York Jets 1 0 1.000 16 7 Super Bowl IV — QB Len Dawson, Kansas City
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1 0 1.000 48 21 Super Bowl V — LB Chuck Howley, Dallas
San Francisco 49ers 5 1 .833 219 123 Super Bowl VI — QB Roger Staubach, Dallas
Green Bay Packers 4 1 .800 158 101 Super Bowl VII — S Jake Scott, Miami
New York Giants 4 1 .800 104 104 Super Bowl VIII — RB Larry Csonka, Miami
Pittsburgh Steelers 6 2 .750 193 164 Super Bowl IX — RB Franco Harris, Pittsburgh
Dallas Cowboys 5 3 .625 221 132 Super Bowl X — WR Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh
Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders 3 2 .600 132 114 Super Bowl XI — WR Fred Biletnikoff, Oakland
Washington Redskins 3 2 .600 122 103 Super Bowl XII — DT Randy White and
New England Patriots 6 5 .545 246 282 DE Harvey Martin, Dallas
Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts 2 2 .500 69 77 Super Bowl XIII — QB Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh
Chicago Bears 1 1 .500 63 39 Super Bowl XIV — QB Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh
Kansas City Chiefs 1 1 .500 33 42 Super Bowl XV — QB Jim Plunkett, Oakland
Miami Dolphins 2 3 .400 74 103 Super Bowl XVI — QB Joe Montana, San Francisco
Denver Broncos 3 5 .375 147 259 Super Bowl XVII — RB John Riggins, Washington
Philadelphia Eagles 1 2 .333 72 84 Super Bowl XVIII — RB Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders
Seattle Seahawks 1 2 .333 77 57 Super Bowl XIX — QB Joe Montana, San Francisco
Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams 1 3 .250 62 80 Super Bowl XX — DE Richard Dent, Chi. Bears
Arizona Cardinals 0 1 .000 23 27 Super Bowl XXI — QB Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants
Los Angeles/San Diego Chargers 0 1 .000 26 49 Super Bowl XXII — QB Doug Williams, Washington
Tennessee Titans 0 1 .000 16 23 Super Bowl XXIII — WR Jerry Rice, San Francisco
Atlanta Falcons 0 2 .000 47 68 Super Bowl XXIV — QB Joe Montana, San Francisco
Carolina Panthers 0 2 .000 39 56 Super Bowl XXV — RB Ottis Anderson, N.Y. Giants
Cincinnati Bengals 0 2 .000 37 46 Super Bowl XXVI — QB Mark Rypien, Washington
Buffalo Bills 0 4 .000 73 139 Super Bowl XXVII — QB Troy Aikman, Dallas
Minnesota Vikings 0 4 .000 34 95 Super Bowl XXVIII — RB Emmitt Smith, Dallas
Super Bowl XXIX — QB Steve Young, San Francisco
SUPER BOWL HOST CITIES Super Bowl XXX — CB Larry Brown, Dallas
Miami/South Florida 10 (Orange Bowl 5, Dolphins Stadium 5) Super Bowl XXXI — KR-PR Desmond Howard, Green Bay
New Orleans 10 (Superdome 7, Tulane Stadium 3) Super Bowl XXXII — RB Terrell Davis, Denver
Los Angeles 7 (LA Coliseum 2, Rose Bowl 5) Super Bowl XXXIII — QB John Elway, Denver
Tampa Bay 4 (Tampa Stadium 2, Raymond James Stadium 2) Super Bowl XXXIV — QB Kurt Warner, St.L. Rams
Arizona 3 (Sun Devil Stadium 1, U. of Phoenix Stadium 2) Super Bowl XXXV — LB Ray Lewis, Bal. Ravens
Atlanta 3 (Georgia Dome 2, Mercedes-Benz Stadium 1) Super Bowl XXXVI — QB Tom Brady, New England
Houston 3 (Rice Stadium 1, NRG Stadium 2) Super Bowl XXXVII — S Dexter Jackson, Tampa Bay
San Diego 3 Super Bowl XXXVIII — QB Tom Brady, New England
Detroit 2 (Silverdome 1, Ford Field 1) Super Bowl XXXIX — WR Deion Branch, New England
Minneapolis 2 (Metrodome 1, U.S. Bank Stadium 1) Super Bowl XL — WR Hines Ward, Pittsburgh
San Francisco-Bay Area 2 (Stanford Stadium 1, Levi’s Stadium 1) Super Bowl XLI — QB Peyton Manning, Indianapolis
Indianapolis 1 Super Bowl XLII — QB Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants
Jacksonville 1 Super Bowl XLIII — WR Santonio Holmes, Pittsburgh
New York-New Jersey 1 Super Bowl XLIV — QB Drew Brees, New Orleans
North Texas 1 Super Bowl XLV — QB Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay
Super Bowl XLVI — QB Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants
FUTURE SUPER BOWL SITES Super Bowl XLVII — QB Joe Flacco, Bal. Ravens
Super Bowl LIV February 2, 2020 Hard Rock Stadium Super Bowl XLVIII — LB Malcolm Smith, Seattle
(awarded May 24, 2016) Miami Super Bowl XLIX — QB Tom Brady, New England
Super Bowl 50 — LB Von Miller, Denver
Super Bowl LV February 7, 2021* Raymond James Stadium Super Bowl LI — QB Tom Brady, New England
(awarded May 23, 2017) Tampa Super Bowl LII — QB Nick Foles, Philadelphia
Super Bowl LIII — WR Julian Edelman, New England
Super Bowl LVI February 6, 2022* New Los Angeles Stadium * Award named Pete Rozelle Trophy since Super Bowl XXV.
(awarded May 24, 2016/modified May 23, 2017) Los Angeles
SUPER BOWL MVP BY POSITION
Super Bowl LVII February 5, 2023* University of Phoenix Stadium Quarterback 29
(awarded May 22, 2018) Arizona Running Back 7
Wide Receiver 7
Super Bowl LVIII February 4, 2024* Mercedes-Benz Superdome Linebacker 4
(awarded May 22, 2018) New Orleans Defensive End 2
Safety 2
*Tentative date Cornerback 1
Defensive Tackle 1
Kick Returner-Punt Returner 1
A defensive end and defensive tackle shared the Super Bowl XII
MVP award.

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RESULTS
NFC leads AFC, 27-26
Super Bowl Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
LIII 2-3-19 New England ($118,000) L.A. Rams ($59,000) 13-3 Atlanta 70,081
LII 2-4-18 Philadelphia ($112,000) New England ($56,000) 41-33 Minneapolis 67,612
LI 2-5-17 New England ($107,000) Atlanta ($53,000) 34-28** Houston 70,807
50 2-7-16 Denver ($102,000) Carolina ($51,000) 24-10 Santa Clara 71,088
XLIX 2-1-15 New England ($97,000) Seattle ($49,000) 28-24 Arizona 70,288
XLVIII 2-2-14 Seattle ($92,000) Denver ($46,000) 43-8 New York-New Jersey 82,529
XLVII 2-3-13 Bal. Ravens ($88,000) San Francisco ($44,000) 34-31 New Orleans 71,024
XLVI 2-5-12 N.Y. Giants ($88,000) New England ($44,000) 21-17 Indianapolis 68,658
XLV 2-6-11 Green Bay ($83,000) Pittsburgh ($42,000) 31-25 North Texas 91,060
XLIV 2-7-10 New Orleans ($83,000) Indianapolis ($42,000) 31-17 South Florida 74,059
XLIII 2-1-09 Pittsburgh ($78,000) Arizona ($40,000) 27-23 Tampa Bay 70,774
XLII 2-3-08 N.Y. Giants ($78,000) New England ($40,000) 17-14 Arizona 71,101
XLI 2-4-07 Indianapolis ($73,000) Chi. Bears ($38,000) 29-17 South Florida 74,512
XL 2-5-06 Pittsburgh ($73,000) Seattle ($38,000) 21-10 Detroit 68,206
XXXIX 2-6-05 New England ($68,000) Philadelphia ($36,500) 24-21 Jacksonville 78,125
XXXVIII 2-1-04 New England ($68,000) Carolina ($36,500) 32-29 Houston 71,525
* XXXVII 1-26-03 Tampa Bay ($63,000) Oakland ($35,000) 48-21 San Diego 67,603
* XXXVI 2-3-02 New England ($63,000) St.L. Rams ($34,500) 20-17 New Orleans 72,922
XXXV 1-28-01 Bal. Ravens ($58,000) N.Y. Giants ($34,500) 34-7 Tampa Bay 71,921
* XXXIV 1-30-00 St.L. Rams ($58,000) Tennessee ($33,000) 23-16 Atlanta 72,625
XXXIII 1-31-99 Denver ($53,000) Atlanta ($32,500) 34-19 South Florida 74,803
XXXII 1-25-98 Denver ($48,000) Green Bay ($29,000) 31-24 San Diego 68,912
XXXI 1-26-97 Green Bay ($48,000) New England ($29,000) 35-21 New Orleans 72,301
XXX 1-28-96 Dallas ($42,000) Pittsburgh ($27,000) 27-17 Arizona 76,347
XXIX 1-29-95 San Francisco ($42,000) S.D. Chargers ($26,000) 49-26 South Florida 74,107
* XXVIII 1-30-94 Dallas ($38,000) Buffalo ($23,500) 30-13 Atlanta 72,817
XXVII 1-31-93 Dallas ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000) 52-17 Pasadena 98,374
XXVI 1-26-92 Washington ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000) 37-24 Minneapolis 63,130
* XXV 1-27-91 N.Y. Giants ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000) 20-19 Tampa Bay 73,813
XXIV 1-28-90 San Francisco ($36,000) Denver ($18,000) 55-10 New Orleans 72,919
XXIII 1-22-89 San Francisco ($36,000) Cincinnati ($18,000) 20-16 South Florida 75,129
XXII 1-31-88 Washington ($36,000) Denver ($18,000) 42-10 San Diego 73,302
XXI 1-25-87 N.Y. Giants ($36,000) Denver ($18,000) 39-20 Pasadena 101,063
XX 1-26-86 Chi. Bears ($36,000) New England ($18,000) 46-10 New Orleans 73,818
XIX 1-20-85 San Francisco ($36,000) Miami ($18,000) 38-16 Stanford 84,059
XVIII 1-22-84 L.A. Raiders ($36,000) Washington ($18,000) 38-9 Tampa Bay 72,920
* XVII 1-30-83 Washington ($36,000) Miami ($18,000) 27-17 Pasadena 103,667
XVI 1-24-82 San Francisco ($18,000) Cincinnati ($9,000) 26-21 Pontiac 81,270
XV 1-25-81 Oakland ($18,000) Philadelphia ($9,000) 27-10 New Orleans 76,135
XIV 1-20-80 Pittsburgh ($18,000) L.A. Rams ($9,000) 31-19 Pasadena 103,985
XIII 1-21-79 Pittsburgh ($18,000) Dallas ($9,000) 35-31 South Florida 79,484
XII 1-15-78 Dallas ($18,000) Denver ($9,000) 27-10 New Orleans 75,583
XI 1-9-77 Oakland ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500) 32-14 Pasadena 103,438
X 1-18-76 Pittsburgh ($15,000) Dallas ($7,500) 21-17 South Florida 80,187
IX 1-12-75 Pittsburgh ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500) 16-6 New Orleans 80,997
VIII 1-13-74 Miami ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500) 24-7 Houston 71,882
VII 1-14-73 Miami ($15,000) Washington ($7,500) 14-7 Los Angeles 90,182
VI 1-16-72 Dallas ($15,000) Miami ($7,500) 24-3 New Orleans 81,023
V 1-17-71 Bal. Colts ($15,000) Dallas ($7,500) 16-13 South Florida 79,204
* IV 1-11-70 Kansas City ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500) 23-7 New Orleans 80,562
III 1-12-69 N.Y. Jets ($15,000) Bal. Colts ($7,500) 16-7 South Florida 75,389
II 1-14-68 Green Bay ($15,000) Oakland ($7,500) 33-14 South Florida 75,546
I 1-15-67 Green Bay ($15,000) Kansas City ($7,500) 35-10 Los Angeles 61,946
* One week between conference championship games and Super Bowl; all others had two weeks between conference
championship games and Super Bowl.
** Overtime

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SUPER BOWL LIII
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
February 3, 2019, Attendance: 70,081
NEW ENGLAND 13, L.A. RAMS 3—Julian
Edelman had 10 catches for 141 yards
and the Patriots’ defense registered four
sacks and forced nine punts to lead New
England to its record-tying sixth Super
Bowl victory. The Patriots have won three
of the past five Super Bowls, with Tom
Brady and Bill Belichick each earning their
record (for player and coach) sixth Super
Bowl ring. Both defenses excelled, as the
16 combined points marked the lowest-
scoring game in Super Bowl history. The
Patriots were driving on their first posses-
sion when Nickell Robey-Coleman
jumped a short route, deflected Brady’s
pass, and Cory Littleton intercepted it at
the Rams’ 27. The Patriots forced a punt
and the offense drove 60 yards, but
Stephen Gostkowski’s 46-yard field goal
attempt sailed wide left. Early in the sec-
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on third-and-1 to set up Gostkowski’s 42- New England (13) L.A. Rams (3) SCORING
yard field goal for a 3-0 lead with 10:29 Offense New England (AFC) 0 3 0 10 — 13
left. With 1:16 left in the half the Patriots Chris Hogan WR Josh Reynolds L.A. Rams (NFC) 0 0 3 0— 3
reached the Rams’ 32, but Brady’s fourth- Trent Brown LT Andrew Whitworth NE — FG Gostkowski 42 (4:31)
and-1 pass fell incomplete. The Patriots’ Joe Thuney LG Rodger Saffold LAR — FG Zuerlein 53 (12:49)
defense allowed just 57 yards and two David Andrews C John Sullivan NE — Michel 2 run (Gostkowski
first downs in the first half while forcing Shaq Mason RG Austin Blythe kick) (8:00)
six punts with the Rams getting no closer Marcus Cannon RT Rob Havenstein NE — FG Gostkowski 41 (13:48)
to the end zone than the Patriots’ 42. In Rob Gronkowski TE Tyler Higbee
the middle of the third quarter the Rams’ Julian Edelman WR Brandin Cooks TEAM STATISTICS NE LAR
defense forced a punt. The offense start- Tom Brady QB Jared Goff Total First Downs 22 14
ed at their own 23-yard-line and Jared James Develin FB/WR Robert Woods Rushing 6 2
Goff completed a 15-yard pass to Brandin Sony Michel RB Todd Gurley Passing 12 11
Cooks and 18-yard pass to Robert Woods Defense Penalty 4 1
to set up Greg Zuerlein’s 53-yard field Deatrich Wise Jr. RE/DE Michael Brockers Total Net Yardage 407 260
goal to tie the game 3-3 with 2:11 left in Malcom Brown DT/NT Ndamukong Suh Total Offensive Plays 68 60
the third quarter. Following an exchange of Lawrence Guy DT Aaron Donald Avg. Gain Per Offensive Play 6.0 4.3
punts, Brady and the Patriots regained Trey Flowers LE/WILL Dante Fowler Rushes 32 18
possession starting on their own 31-yard- Kyle Van Noy LB/OLB Samson Ekubam Yards Gained Rushing (Net) 154 62
line with 9:49 to play. Brady completed Dont’a HightowerLB/LB Cory Littleton Avg. Yards per Rush 4.8 3.4
four consecutive passes: 18 yards to Rob Jonathan Jones DB/ILB Mark Barron Passes Attempted 35 38
Gronkowski; 13 yards to Edelman; 7 Jason McCourty LCB/CB Aqib Talib Passes Completed 21 198
yards to Rex Burkhead; capped by a 29- Stephon Gilmore RCB/CB Marcus Peters Had Intercepted 1 1
yard pass to Gronkowski to the Rams’ 2. Devin McCourty S/SS John Johnson Tackled Attempting to Pass 1 4
Sony Michel scored on the next play to Patrick Chung S/FS Lamarcus Joyner Yards Lost Attempting to Pass 9 31
give New England a 10-3 lead with 7:00 Yards Gained Passing (Net) 253 198
remaining. Goff completed passes of 19 SUBSTITUTIONS Punts 5 9
yards to Cooks, 11 yards to Josh NEW ENGLAND—Specialists: K— Avg. Distance 43.0 46.3
Reynolds and 17 yards to Woods to reach Stephen Gostkowski. P—Ryan Allen. LS— Punt Returns 2 2
the Patriots’ 27. On first down Goff threw Joe Cardona. Offense: RB—Rex Burkhead, Punt Return Yardage 2 12
James White. WR—Phillip Dorsett, Cordar-
down the right side but Duron Harmon Kickoff Returns 1 1
relle Patterson, Matthew Slater. TE—
knocked it away. On second-and-10, Goff Dwayne Allen. OL—Ted Karras, LaAdrian Kickoff Return Yardage 38 27
again lofted a pass down the right side Waddle. Defense: DL—Adam Butler, Ricky Interception Return Yardage 0 8
and this time it was intercepted by Jean Francois, Geneo Grissom, Eric Lee, Total Return Yardage (excl. Kickoff) 2 12
Stephon Gilmore at the 4-yard-line with Danny Shelton. DE—Adrian Clayborn, John Fumbles 1 1
4:17 to play. Both Michel and Burkhead Simon. LB—Humber, Brandon King, Fumbles Lost 0 0
had 26-yard runs on the ensuing nine- McClellan, Elandon Roberts. CB—Johnson Own Fumbles Recovered 1 1
play, 72-yard drive that culminated with Bademosi, Malcolm Butler. DB—Keion Opponent Fumbles Recovered 0 0
Gostkowski’s 41-yard field goal with 1:12 Crossen, Nate Ebner, Duron Harmon, J.C. Penalties 3 9
to play. Without any timeouts, Goff com- Jackson. Did Not Play: QB—Brian Hoyer. Yards Penalized 20 65
pleted passes of 24 and 21 yards to Not Active: TE—Stephen Anderson. OL— Field Goals 2 1
Cooks to reach the Patriots’ 30 with eight James Ferentz. DL—Keionta Davis, Ufom- Field Goals Attempted 3 2
seconds left. Needing two scores, the ba Kamalu. DE—Derek Rivers. DB—Duke Third-Down Efficiency 3/12 3/13
Rams attempted a 53-yard field goal but Dawson, Obi Melifonwu. Fourth-Down Efficiency 0/1 0/0
Zuerlein’s kick sailed wide left. Brady was L.A. RAMS—Specialists: K—Greg Zuer- Time of Possession 33:10 26:50
21 of 35 for 262 yards, with one intercep- lein. P—Johnny Hekker. LS—Jake
tion. Goff was 19 of 28 for 229 yards, McQuaide. Offense: RB—C.J. Anderson, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
John Kelly. WR—Khadarel Hodge, JoJo
with one interception. Cooks had eight RUSHING: NE: Michel 18-94-1,
Natson. TE—Gerald Everett, Johnny
receptions for 120 yards. Mundt. C—Brian Allen. T—Joseph Note- Burkhead 7-43-0, Edelman 1-8-0,
boom. Defense: DL—John Franklin-Myers, Patterson 2-7-0, White 2-4-0,
Justin Lawler, Ethan Westbrooks. LB— Brady 2-(-2)-0. LAR: Gurley 10-35-0,
Bryce Hager, Micah Kiser, Matt Longacre, Anderson 7-22-0, Woods 1-5-0.
Ramik Wilson. CB—Troy Hill, Nickell PASSING: NE: Brady 35-21-262-0-1.
Robey-Coleman, Sam Shields. DB—Blake LAR: Goff 38-19-229-0-1.
Countess. Did Not Play: QB—Sean Man- RECEIVING: NE: Edelman 10-141-0,
nion. Not Active: RB—Justin Davis. OL— Gronkowski 6-87-0, Burkhead 2-15-0,
Jamil Demby. DT—Sebastian Joseph-Day, Patterson 2-14-0, White 1-5-0.
Tanzel Smart. OLB—Trevon Young, Ogbon- LAR: Cooks 8-120-0, Woods 5-70-0,
nia Okoronkwo. DB—Darious Williams. Reynolds 3-28-0, Anderson 2-12-0,
Gurley 1-(-1)-0.
OFFICIALS KICKOFF RETURNS: NE: Patterson
Referee—John Parry. Umpire—Fred 1-38-0. LAR: Natson 2-12-0.
Bryan. Down Judge—Ed Camp. Line PUNT RETURNS: NE: Edelman 2-2-0.
Judge—Jeff Bergman. Side Judge— LAR: Natson 2-12-0.
Eugene Hall. Field Judge—Steve Zimmer. PUNTING: NE: Allen 5-215-43.0.
Back Judge—Terrence Miles. Replay Offi- LAR: Hekker 9-417-46.3
cial—Jim Lapetina. INTERCEPTIONS: NE: Gilmore 1.
LAR: Littleton 1.
SACKS: NE: Hightower 2, Jones 1, Van
Noy 1. LAR: Franklin-Myers 1.

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AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RESULTS

Includes AFL Championship Games (1960-69)
Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
2018 Jan. 20 New England ($54,000) Kansas City ($54,000) 37-31* Kansas City 77,034
2017 Jan. 21 New England ($51,000) Jacksonville ($51,000) 24-20 Foxborough 65,878
2016 Jan. 22 New England ($49,000) Pittsburgh ($49,000) 36-17 Foxborough 66,829
2015 Jan. 24 Denver ($46,000) New England ($46,000) 20-18 Denver 77,112
2014 Jan. 18 New England ($44,000) Indianapolis ($44,000) 45-7 Foxborough 68,756
2013 Jan. 19 Denver ($42,000) New England ($42,000) 26-16 Denver 77,110
2012 Jan. 20 Bal. Ravens ($40,000) New England ($40,000) 28-13 Foxborough 68,756
2011 Jan. 22 New England ($40,000) Bal. Ravens ($40,000) 23-20 Foxborough 68,756
2010 Jan. 23 Pittsburgh ($38,000) N.Y. Jets ($38,000) 24-19 Pittsburgh 66,662
2009 Jan. 24 Indianapolis ($38,000) N.Y. Jets ($38,000) 30-17 Indianapolis 67,650
2008 Jan. 18 Pittsburgh ($37,500) Bal. Ravens ($37,500) 23-14 Pittsburgh 65,350
2007 Jan. 20 New England ($37,500) S.D. Chargers ($37,500) 21-12 Foxborough 68,756
2006 Jan. 21 Indianapolis ($37,000) New England ($37,000) 38-34 Indianapolis 57,433
2005 Jan. 22 Pittsburgh ($37,000) Denver ($37,000) 34-17 Denver 76,775
2004 Jan. 23 New England ($36,500) Pittsburgh ($36,500) 41-27 Pittsburgh 65,242
2003 Jan. 18 New England ($36,500) Indianapolis ($36,500) 24-14 Foxborough 68,436
2002 Jan. 19 Oakland ($35,000) Tennessee ($35,000) 41-24 Oakland 62,544
2001 Jan. 27 New England ($34,500) Pittsburgh ($34,500) 24-17 Pittsburgh 64,704
2000 Jan. 14 Bal. Ravens ($34,500) Oakland ($34,500) 16-3 Oakland 62,784
1999 Jan. 23 Tennessee ($33,000) Jacksonville ($33,000) 33-14 Jacksonville 75,206
1998 Jan. 17 Denver ($32,500) N.Y. Jets ($32,500) 23-10 Denver 75,482
1997 Jan. 11 Denver ($30,000) Pittsburgh ($30,000) 24-21 Pittsburgh 61,382
1996 Jan. 12 New England ($29,000) Jacksonville ($29,000) 20-6 Foxborough 60,190
1995 Jan. 14 Pittsburgh ($27,000) Indianapolis ($27,000) 20-16 Pittsburgh 61,062
1994 Jan. 15 S.D. Chargers ($26,000) Pittsburgh ($26,000) 17-13 Pittsburgh 61,545
1993 Jan. 23 Buffalo ($23,500) Kansas City ($23,500) 30-13 Buffalo 76,642
1992 Jan. 17 Buffalo ($18,000) Miami ($18,000) 29-10 Miami 72,703
1991 Jan. 12 Buffalo ($18,000) Denver ($18,000) 10-7 Buffalo 80,272
1990 Jan. 20 Buffalo ($18,000) L.A. Raiders ($18,000) 51-3 Buffalo 80,325
1989 Jan. 14 Denver ($18,000) Cle. Browns ($18,000) 37-21 Denver 76,046
1988 Jan. 8 Cincinnati ($18,000) Buffalo ($18,000) 21-10 Cincinnati 59,747
1987 Jan. 17 Denver ($18,000) Cle. Browns ($18,000) 38-33 Denver 76,197
1986 Jan. 11 Denver ($18,000) Cle. Browns ($18,000) 23-20* Cleveland 79,973
1985 Jan. 12 New England ($18,000) Miami ($18,000) 31-14 Miami 75,662
1984 Jan. 6 Miami ($18,000) Pittsburgh ($18,000) 45-28 Miami 76,029
1983 Jan. 8 L.A. Raiders ($18,000) Seattle ($18,000) 30-14 Los Angeles 91,445
1982 Jan. 23 Miami ($18,000) N.Y. Jets ($18,000) 14-0 Miami 67,396
1981 Jan. 10 Cincinnati ($9,000) S.D. Chargers ($9,000) 27-7 Cincinnati 46,302
1980 Jan. 11 Oakland ($9,000) S.D. Chargers ($9,000) 34-27 San Diego 52,675
1979 Jan. 6 Pittsburgh ($9,000) Hou. Oilers ($9,000) 27-13 Pittsburgh 50,475
1978 Jan. 7 Pittsburgh ($9,000) Hou. Oilers ($9,000) 34-5 Pittsburgh 50,725
1977 Jan. 1 Denver ($9,000) Oakland ($9,000) 20-17 Denver 75,044
1976 Dec. 26 Oakland ($8,500) Pittsburgh ($5,500) 24-7 Oakland 53,821
1975 Jan. 4 Pittsburgh ($8,500) Oakland ($5,500) 16-10 Pittsburgh 50,609
1974 Dec. 29 Pittsburgh ($8,500) Oakland ($5,500) 24-13 Oakland 53,800
1973 Dec. 30 Miami ($8,500) Oakland ($5,500) 27-10 Miami 79,325
1972 Dec. 31 Miami ($8,500) Pittsburgh ($5,500) 21-17 Pittsburgh 50,845
1971 Jan. 2 Miami ($8,500) Bal. Colts ($5,500) 21-0 Miami 76,622
1970 Jan. 3 Bal. Colts ($8,500) Oakland ($5,500) 27-17 Baltimore 54,799
1969 Jan. 4 Kansas City ($7,755) Oakland ($6,252) 17-7 Oakland 53,564
1968 Dec. 29 N.Y. Jets ($7,007) Oakland ($5,349) 27-23 New York 62,627
1967 Dec. 31 Oakland ($6,321) Hou. Oilers ($4,996) 40-7 Oakland 53,330
1966 Jan. 1 Kansas City ($5,309) Buffalo ($3,799) 31-7 Buffalo 42,080
1965 Dec. 26 Buffalo ($5,189) S.D. Chargers ($3,447) 23-0 San Diego 30,361
1964 Dec. 26 Buffalo ($2,668) S.D. Chargers ($1,738) 20-7 Buffalo 40,242
1963 Jan. 5 S.D. Chargers ($2,498) Bos. Patriots ($1,596) 51-10 San Diego 30,127
1962 Dec. 23 Dall. Texans ($2,206) Hou. Oilers ($1,471) 20-17* Houston 37,981
1961 Dec. 24 Hou. Oilers ($1,792) S.D. Chargers ($1,111) 10-3 San Diego 29,556
1960 Jan. 1 Hou. Oilers ($1,025) L.A. Chargers ($718) 24-16 Houston 32,183
*Overtime

AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME COMPOSITE STANDINGS W L Pct. Pts. OP

W L Pct. Pts. OP Oakland Raiders## 5 9 .357 272 304
Cincinnati Bengals 2 0 1.000 48 17 Los Angeles Chargers### 2 7 .222 140 182
Denver Broncos 8 2 .800 235 200 New York Jets 1 4 .200 73 114
Buffalo Bills 6 2 .750 180 92 Seattle Seahawks 0 1 .000 14 30
Miami Dolphins 5 2 .714 152 115 Jacksonville Jaguars 0 3 .000 40 77
New England Patriots** 11 5 .688 417 348 Cleveland Browns 0 3 .000 74 98
Kansas City Chiefs* 3 2 .600 112 98 * One game played when franchise was in Dallas and known as
Pittsburgh Steelers 8 8 .500 349 339 Texans (Won 20-17)
Baltimore Ravens 2 2 .500 78 62 ** One game played when franchise was in Boston (Lost 51-10)
Indianapolis Colts*** 3 4 .429 132 178 *** Two games played when franchise was in Baltimore
Tennessee Titans# 3 5 .375 133 195 (Won 27-17, lost 21-0)

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# Six games played when franchise was in Houston and known SUBSTITUTIONS
as Oilers (Won 2, lost 4) NEW ENGLAND—Specialists: K—Stephen Gostkowski. P—Ryan
## Two games played when franchise was in Los Angeles Allen. LS—Joe Cardona. Offense: RB—Rex Burkhead, James
(Won 30-14, lost 51-3) White. WR—Phillip Dorsett, Chris Hogan, Cordarrelle Patterson,
### Eight games played when franchise was in San Diego Matthew Slater. OL—Ted Karras, LaAdrian Waddle. Defense: DL—
(Won 2, lost 6) Malcolm Brown, Adam Butler, Adrian Clayborn. LB—Ramon Hum-
ber, Brandon King, Albert McClellan, Elandon Roberts. CB—Keion
2018 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Crossen. DB—Nate Ebner, Duron Harmon, Obi Melifonwu. Did Not
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri Play: QB—Brian Hoyer. DE—Derek Rivers. Not Active: TE—
January 20, 2019, Attendance: 77,034 Stephen Anderson. OL—James Ferentz. DL—Keionta Davis, Duke
NEW ENGLAND 37, KANSAS CITY 31 (OT)—Rex Burkhead’s 2- Dawson, Ufomba Kamalu, Danny Shelton, Deatrich Wise Jr.
yard touchdown run in overtime lifted the Patriots to their third KANSAS CITY—Specialists: K—Harrison Butker. P—Dustin
consecutive Super Bowl and the ninth in the Tom Brady/Bill Colquitt. LS—James Winchester. Offense: RB—Spencer Ware,
Belichick era. The game featured a wild fourth quarter in which Charcandrick West, Darrel Williams. WR—Gehrig Dieter, Marcus
there were four lead changes in the final 7:45 of regulation. The Kemp, Demarcus Robinson. TE—Demetrius Harris. OL—Austin
Patriots controlled possession for 21 minutes, seven seconds of Reiter. G—Jeff Allen. Defense: DT—Justin Hamilton, Xavier
the first half, outgaining the Chiefs 245-32, to take a 14-0 lead. Williams. LB—Ben Niemann, Breeland Speaks, Frank Zombo.
New England’s game-opening drive was 15 plays, 80 yards and CB—Tremon Smith, Charvarius Ward. S—Jordan Lucas. DB—Eric
consumed 8:05 off the clock, capped by Sony Michel’s 1-yard Murray. Did Not Play: QB—Chad Henne. CB—Orlando Scandrick.
run. Brady’s 29-yard touchdown pass to Phillip Dorsett with 27 Not Active: WR—Kelvin Benjamin. TE—Deon Yelder. C—Jimmy
seconds left in the half culminated a 90-yard drive. On the third Murray. G—Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, Kahlil McKenzie. LB—Tanoh
play of the second half Patrick Mahomes completed a 54-yard Kpassagnon, Dorian O’Daniel.
pass to Sammy Watkins, which was immediately followed by a OFFICIALS
12-yard scoring pass to Travis Kelce, to cut the deficit to 14-7. Referee—Clete Blakeman. Umpire—Bryan Neale.
After an exchange of punts, Stephen Gostkowski kicked a field Down Judge—Dana McKenzie. Line Judge—Kent Payne.
goal to put the Patriots up by 10. The Chiefs answered with a 75- Side Judge—Brad Freeman. Field Judge—Terry Brown.
yard drive and pulled within three points on Damien Williams’ 1- Back Judge—Greg Meyer. Replay Official—Carl Madsen.
yard run with 14:51 to play. Kansas City’s defense stopped Burk- SCORING
head on fourth-and-1 at the Chiefs’ 25 to regain possession. The New England 7 7 3 14 6 — 37
Chiefs were forced to punt, but two plays later Daniel Sorensen Kansas City 0 0 7 24 0 — 31
intercepted Brady’s pass and returned it 24 yards to the Patriots’ NE — Michel 1 run (Gostkowski kick)
23. Two plays later, Mahomes connected with Williams to give NE — Dorsett 29 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick)
the Chiefs their first lead, 21-17, with 7:45 to play. Brady KC — Kelce 12 pass from Mahomes (Butker kick)
responded with a 10-play, 75-yard drive. Michel scored a 10- NE — FG Gostkowski 47
yard touchdown on fourth-and-1 and the Patriots led 24-21 with KC — Dam. Williams 1 pass from Mahomes (Butker kick)
3:32 remaining. The Chiefs needed just five plays, highlighted by KC — Dam. Williams 23 pass from Mahomes (Butker kick)
Watkins’ 38-yard catch, and retook the lead 28-24 on Williams’ NE — Michel 10 run (Gostkowski kick)
2-yard run with 2:03 left. Moments later, faced with third-and-10 KC — Dam. Williams 2 run (Butker kick)
from the Chiefs’ 34, Charvarius Ward intercepted Brady’s pass, NE — Burkhead 4 run (Gostkowski kick)
but Dee Ford was offsides. Now, faced, with third-and-5, Brady KC — FG Butker 39
completed a 25-yard pass to Rob Gronkowski, and Burkhead NE — Burkhead 2 run
scored on the next play for a 31-28 New England lead with 39 TEAM STATISTICS NE KC
seconds left. Mahomes quickly completed passes of 21 yards to Total First Downs 36 18
Spencer Ware and 27 yards to Demarcus Robinson to set up Har- Rushing 15 3
rison Butker’s 39-yard field goal to force overtime. The Patriots Passing 20 11
won the toss, and drove 75 yards in 13 plays, with Brady com- Penalty 1 4
pleting three third-and-10 passes to Edelman (20 and 15 yards) Total Net Yardage 524 290
and Gronkowski (15 yards) on the drive, and claimed the AFC title Total Offensive Plays 94 47
on Burkhead’s 2-yard run. The Patriots ran twice as many plays Average Gain Per Offensive Play 5.6 6.2
(94-47) than the Chiefs. Brady completed 30 of 46 for 348 yards Rushes 48 12
and 1 touchdown, with 2 interceptions. Michel carried 29 times Yards Gained Rushing (Net) 176 41
for 113 yards. Mahomes was 16 of 31 for 295 yards and 3 Average Yards per Rush 3.7 3.4
touchdowns. Watkins had 4 receptions for 114 yards. Passes Attempted 46 31
New England (37) Offense Kansas City (31) Passes Completed 30 16
Dwayne Allen TE/WR Tyreek Hill Had Intercepted 2 0
Trent Brown LT Eric Fisher Tackled Attempting to Pass 0 4
Joe Thuney LG Cameron Erving Yards Lost Attempting to Pass 0 46
David Andrews C Mitch Morse Yards Gained Passing (Net) 348 249
Shaq Mason RG Andrew Wylie Punts 2 5
Marcus Cannon RT Mitchell Schwartz Average Distance 37.5 43.4
Rob Gronkowski TE Travis Kelce Punt Returns 3 1
Julian Edelman WR Sammy Watkins Punt Return Yardage 38 -11
Tom Brady QB Patrick Mahomes Kickoff Returns 4 5
Sony Michel RB Damien Williams Kickoff Return Yardage 82 116
James Develin FB/WR Chris Conley Interception Return Yardage 0 24
Defense Total Return Yardage (not incl. kickoffs) 38 13
Trey Flowers LE Allen Bailey Fumbles 0 1
Lawrence Guy DT/NT Derrick Nnadi Fumbles Lost 0 0
John Simon RE Chris Jones Own Fumbles Recovered 0 1
Dont’a Hightower LB/LOLB Justin Houston Opponent Fumbles Recovered 0 0
Kyle Van Noy LB/LILB Reggie Ragland Penalties 6 4
J.C. Jackson CB/RILB Anthony Hitchens Yards Penalized 61 28
Jonathan Jones CB/ROLB Dee Ford Field Goals 1 1
Jason McCourty LCB Kendall Fuller Field Goals Attempted 1 1
Stephon Gilmore RCB Steven Nelson Third-Down Efficiency 13/19 4/9
Patrick Chung S Eric Berry Fourth-Down Efficiency 1/2 0/0
Devin McCoury S Daniel Sorensen Time of Possession 43:59 20:53

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING: NE: Michel 29-113-2, Burkhead 12-41-2,
White 6-23-0, Brady 1-(-1)-0. KC: Dam. Williams 10-30-1.
Mahomes 2-11-0.
PASSING: NE: Brady 46-30-348-1-2.
KC: Mahomes 31-16-295-3-0.
RECEIVING: NE: Edelman 7-96-0, Gronkowski 6-79-0,
Hogan 5-45-0, White 4-49-0, Burkhead 4-23-0, Patterson 2-18-0,
Dorsett 1-29-1, Develin 1-9-0. KC: Dam. Wliliams 5-66-2,
Watkins 4-114-0, Kelce 3-23-1, Hill 1-42-0, Robinson 1-27-0,
Ware 1-21-0, D. Harris 1-2-0.
KICKOFF RETURNS: NE: Patterson 3-80-0, Develin 1-2-0.
KC: Tr. Smith 4-99-0, Harris 1-17-0.
PUNT RETURNS: NE: Edelman 3-38-0. KC: Hill 1-(-11)-0.
PUNTING: NE: Allen 2-75-37.5. KC: Colquitt 5-217-43.4.
INTERCEPTIONS: NE: None. KC: Sorensen 1-24-0, Ragland 1-0-0.
SACKS: NE: Van Noy 2, Flowers 1, Guy 0.5, Simon 0.5.
KC: None.

NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RESULTS

Includes NFL Championship Games (1933-1969)
Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
2018 Jan. 20 L.A. Rams ($54,000) New Orleans ($54,000) 26-23* New Orleans 73,028
2017 Jan. 21 Philadelphia ($51,000) Minnesota ($51,000) 38-7 Philadelphia 69,596
2016 Jan. 22 Atlanta ($49,000) Green Bay ($49,000) 44-21 Atlanta 71,127
2015 Jan. 24 Carolina ($46,000) Arizona ($46,000) 49-15 Charlotte 74,294
2014 Jan. 18 Seattle ($44,000) Green Bay ($44,000) 28-22* Seattle 68,538
2013 Jan. 19 Seattle ($42,000) San Francisco ($42,000) 23-17 Seattle 68,454
2012 Jan. 20 San Francisco ($40,000) Atlanta ($40,000) 28-24 Atlanta 70,863
2011 Jan. 22 N.Y. Giants ($40,000 San Francisco ($40,000) 20-17* San Francisco 69,732
2010 Jan. 23 Green Bay ($38,000) Chi. Bears ($38,000) 21-14 Chicago 62,377
2009 Jan. 24 New Orleans ($38,000) Minnesota ($38,000) 31-28* New Orleans 71,276
2008 Jan. 18 Arizona ($37,500) Philadelphia ($37,500) 32-25 Glendale 70,650
2007 Jan. 20 N.Y. Giants ($37,500) Green Bay ($37,500) 23-20* Green Bay 72,740
2006 Jan. 21 Chi. Bears ($37,000) New Orleans ($37,000) 39-14 Chicago 61,817
2005 Jan. 22 Seattle ($37,000) Carolina ($37,000) 34-14 Seattle 67,837
2004 Jan. 23 Philadelphia ($36,500) Atlanta ($36,500) 27-10 Philadelphia 67,717
2003 Jan. 18 Carolina ($36,500) Philadelphia ($36,500) 14-3 Philadelphia 67,862
2002 Jan. 19 Tampa Bay ($35,000) Philadelphia ($35,000) 27-10 Philadelphia 66,713
2001 Jan. 27 St. L. Rams ($34,500) Philadelphia ($34,500) 29-24 St. Louis 66,502
2000 Jan. 14 N.Y. Giants ($34,500) Minnesota ($34,500) 41-0 East Rutherford 79,310
1999 Jan. 23 St. L. Rams ($33,000) Tampa Bay ($33,000) 11-6 St. Louis 66,396
1998 Jan. 17 Atlanta ($32,500) Minnesota ($32,500) 30-27* Minneapolis 64,060
1997 Jan. 11 Green Bay ($30,000) San Francisco ($30,000) 23-10 San Francisco 68,987
1996 Jan. 12 Green Bay ($29,000) Carolina ($29,000) 30-13 Green Bay 60,216
1995 Jan. 14 Dallas ($27,000) Green Bay ($27,000) 38-27 Dallas 65,135
1994 Jan. 15 San Francisco ($26,000) Dallas ($26,000) 38-28 San Francisco 69,125
1993 Jan. 23 Dallas ($23,500) San Francisco ($23,500) 38-21 Dallas 64,902
1992 Jan. 17 Dallas ($18,000) San Francisco ($18,000) 30-20 San Francisco 64,920
1991 Jan. 12 Washington ($18,000) Detroit ($18,000) 41-10 Washington 55,585
1990 Jan. 20 N.Y. Giants ($18,000) San Francisco ($18,000) 15-13 San Francisco 65,750
1989 Jan. 14 San Francisco ($18,000) L.A. Rams ($18,000) 30-3 San Francisco 65,634
1988 Jan. 8 San Francisco ($18,000) Chi. Bears ($18,000) 28-3 Chicago 66,946
1987 Jan. 17 Washington ($18,000) Minnesota ($18,000) 17-10 Washington 55,212
1986 Jan. 11 N.Y. Giants ($18,000) Washington ($18,000) 17-0 East Rutherford 76,891
1985 Jan. 12 Chi. Bears ($18,000) L.A. Rams ($18,000) 24-0 Chicago 66,030
1984 Jan. 6 San Francisco ($18,000) Chicago ($18,000) 23-0 San Francisco 61,336
1983 Jan. 8 Washington ($18,000) San Francisco ($18,000) 24-21 Washington 55,363
1982 Jan. 22 Washington ($18,000) Dallas ($18,000) 31-17 Washington 55,045
1981 Jan. 10 San Francisco ($9,000) Dallas ($9,000) 28-27 San Francisco 60,525
1980 Jan. 11 Philadelphia ($9,000) Dallas ($9,000) 20-7 Philadelphia 71,522
1979 Jan. 6 L.A. Rams ($9,000) Tampa Bay ($9,000) 9-0 Tampa 72,033
1978 Jan. 7 Dallas ($9,000) L.A. Rams ($9,000) 28-0 Los Angeles 71,086
1977 Jan. 1 Dallas ($9,000) Minnesota ($9,000) 23-6 Dallas 64,293
1976 Dec. 26 Minnesota ($8,500) L.A. Rams ($5,500) 24-13 Minneapolis 48,379
1975 Jan. 4 Dallas ($8,500) L.A. Rams ($5,500) 37-7 Los Angeles 88,919
1974 Dec. 29 Minnesota ($8,500) L.A. Rams ($5,500) 14-10 Minneapolis 48,444
1973 Dec. 30 Minnesota ($8,500) Dallas ($5,500) 27-10 Dallas 64,422
1972 Dec. 31 Washington ($8,500) Dallas ($5,500) 26-3 Washington 53,129
1971 Jan. 2 Dallas ($8,500) San Francisco ($5,500) 14-3 Dallas 63,409
1970 Jan. 3 Dallas ($8,500) San Francisco ($5,500) 17-10 San Francisco 59,364
1969 Jan. 4 Minnesota ($7,930) Cle. Browns ($5,118) 27-7 Minneapolis 46,503
1968 Dec. 29 Bal. Colts ($9,306) Cle. Browns ($5,963) 34-0 Cleveland 78,410
1967 Dec. 31 Green Bay ($7,950) Dallas ($5,299) 21-17 Green Bay 50,861
1966 Jan. 1 Green Bay ($9,813) Dallas ($6,527) 34-27 Dallas 74,152
1965 Jan. 2 Green Bay ($7,819) Cle. Browns ($5,288) 23-12 Green Bay 50,777
1964 Dec. 27 Cle. Browns ($8,052) Bal. Colts ($5,571) 27-0 Cleveland 79,544
1963 Dec. 29 Chicago ($5,899) N.Y. Giants ($4,218) 14-10 Chicago 45,801
1962 Dec. 30 Green Bay ($5,888) N.Y. Giants ($4,166) 16-7 New York 64,892
1961 Dec. 31 Green Bay ($5,195) N.Y. Giants ($3,339) 37-0 Green Bay 39,029
1960 Dec. 26 Philadelphia ($5,116) Green Bay ($3,105) 17-13 Philadelphia 67,325
1959 Dec. 27 Bal. Colts ($4,674) N.Y. Giants ($3,083) 31-16 Baltimore 57,545
1958 Dec. 28 Bal. Colts ($4,718) N.Y. Giants ($3,111) 23-17* New York 64,185
1957 Dec. 29 Detroit ($4,295) Cle. Browns ($2,750) 59-14 Detroit 55,263

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Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance

1956 Dec. 30 N.Y. Giants ($3,779) Chi. Bears ($2,485) 47-7 New York 56,836
1955 Dec. 26 Cle. Browns ($3,508) L.A. Rams ($2,316) 38-14 Los Angeles 85,693
1954 Dec. 26 Cle. Browns ($2,478) Detroit ($1,585) 56-10 Cleveland 43,827
1953 Dec. 27 Detroit ($2,424) Cle. Browns ($1,654) 17-16 Detroit 54,577
1952 Dec. 28 Detroit ($2,274) Cle. Browns ($1,712) 17-7 Cleveland 50,934
1951 Dec. 23 L.A. Rams ($2,108) Cle. Browns ($1,483) 24-17 Los Angeles 57,522
1950 Dec. 24 Cle. Browns ($1,113) L.A. Rams ($686) 30-28 Cleveland 29,751
1949 Dec. 18 Philadelphia ($1,094) L.A. Rams ($739) 14-0 Los Angeles 27,980
1948 Dec. 19 Philadelphia ($1,540) Chi. Cardinals ($874) 7-0 Philadelphia 36,309
1947 Dec. 28 Chi. Cardinals ($1,132) Philadelphia ($754) 28-21 Chicago 30,759
1946 Dec. 15 Chi. Bears ($1,975) N.Y. Giants ($1,295) 24-14 New York 58,346
1945 Dec. 16 Cle. Rams ($1,469) Washington ($902) 15-14 Cleveland 32,178
1944 Dec. 17 Green Bay ($1,449) N.Y. Giants ($814) 14-7 New York 46,016
1943 Dec. 26 Chi. Bears ($1,146) Washington ($765) 41-21 Chicago 34,320
1942 Dec. 13 Washington ($965) Chi. Bears ($637) 14-6 Washington 36,006
1941 Dec. 21 Chi. Bears ($430) N.Y. Giants ($288) 37-9 Chicago 13,341
1940 Dec. 8 Chi. Bears ($873) Washington ($606) 73-0 Washington 36,034
1939 Dec. 10 Green Bay ($703.97) N.Y. Giants ($455.57) 27-0 Milwaukee 32,279
1938 Dec. 11 N.Y. Giants ($504.45) Green Bay ($368.81) 23-17 New York 48,120
1937 Dec. 12 Washington ($225.90) Chi. Bears ($127.78) 28-21 Chicago 15,870
1936 Dec. 13 Green Bay ($250) Bos. Redskins ($180) 21-6 New York 29,545
1935 Dec. 15 Detroit ($313.35) N.Y. Giants ($200.20) 26-7 Detroit 15,000
1934 Dec. 9 N.Y. Giants ($621) Chi. Bears ($414.02) 30-13 New York 35,059
1933 Dec. 17 Chi. Bears ($210.34) N.Y. Giants ($140.22) 23-21 Chicago 26,000
*Overtime

NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME COMPOSITE STANDINGS to Taysom Hill. The Rams answered with a 75-yard drive that
W L Pct. Pts. OP ended with Tyler Higbee’s 1-yard catch, to trim the deficit to three
Seattle Seahawks 3 0 1.000 85 53 points entering the fourth quarter. Goff completed a 39-yard pass
Baltimore Colts 3 1 .750 88 60 to Gerald Everett and had a 33-yard connection with Josh
Detroit Lions 4 2 .667 139 141 Reynolds to set up Zuerlein’s game-tying 24-yard field goal with
Green Bay Packers 11 6 .647 387 286 5:03 to play. Brees completed four consecutive passes, the last a
Washington Redskins* 7 5 .583 222 255 43-yard toss to Ted Ginn leading into the 2-minute warning. Fol-
Philadelphia Eagles 6 5 .545 206 167 lowing two incompletions and a run for no gain, Lutz kicked a 31-
Chicago Bears 8 7 .533 339 280 yard field goal with 1:41 remaining to give the Saints a 23-20 lead.
Arizona Cardinals** 2 2 .500 75 102 The Rams still had one timeout and Goff engineered a 9-play, 45-
Atlanta Falcons 2 2 .500 108 103 yard drive, keyed by Robert Woods’ 16-yard catch on third-and-
Carolina Panthers 2 2 .500 90 82 3, to set up Zuerlein’s game-tying 48-yard kick with 15 seconds
Dallas Cowboys 8 8 .500 361 319 left. The Saints won the overtime toss, After Aaron Donald
New York Giants 8 11 .421 324 359 dropped Mark Ingram for a 6-yard loss, on second-and-16 from
San Francisco 49ers 6 9 .400 307 289 the Saints’ 34, Brees was pressured by Dante Fowler and John-
Minnesota Vikings 4 6 .400 170 220 son intercepted his pass at the Rams’ 46. Higbee had a pair of
Cleveland Browns 4 7 .364 224 253 catches to help the Rams get to the Saints’ 39, where Zuerlein’s
Los Angeles Rams*** 6 9 .357 189 323 57-yard kick was the longest game-wiinning kick in NFL postsea-
New Orleans Saints 1 2 .333 68 93 son history. Goff was 25 of 40 for 297 yards and 1 touchdown,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1 2 .333 33 30 with 1 interception. Cooks had 7 receptions for 107 yards. Brees
*One game played when franchise was in Boston (Lost 21-6) was 26 of 40 for 249 yards and 2 touchdowns, with 1 intercep-
**Two games played when franchise was in Chicago tion. Kamara had 11 catches for 96 yards.
(Won 28-21, lost 7-0) L.A. Rams (26) Offense New Orleans (23)
***One game played when franchise was in Cleveland (Won Brandin Cooks WR Tre’Quan Smith
15-14), and two games when franchise was in St. Louis (Won Andrew Whitworth LT Terron Armstead
11-6, won 29-24). Rodger Saffold LG Andrus Peat
John Sullivan C Max Unger
2018 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Austin Blythe RG Larry Warford
Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana Rob Havenstein RT Ryan Ramczk
January 20, 2019, Attendance: 73,028 Gerald Everett TE Garrett Griffin
L.A. RAMS 26, NEW ORLEANS 23 (OT)—John Johnson’s inter- Robert Woods WR Michael Thomas
ception in overtime set up Greg Zuerlein’s 57-yard game-winning Jared Goff QB Drew Brees
kick to propel the Rams to their first Super Bowl in 17 years. The Todd Gurley HB/RB Mark Ingram
Saints began the game with a scoring drive that resulted in a Wil Tyler Higbee TE/WR Ted Ginn
Lutz field goal. Three plays later, Demario Davis intercepted a pass Defense
at the Rams’ 16, but the Rams’ defense held the Saints to anoth- Michael Brockers LDE/DE Cameron Jordan
er field goal. The Saints’ defense forced a three-and-out, and Ndamukong Suh NT Tyeler Davison
Drew Brees engineered a 68-yard touchdown drive to give New Aaron Donald DT David Onyemata
Orleans a 13-0 lead with 1:35 left in the first quarter. The Saints’ Dante Fowler RDE/DE Alex Okafor
defense forced another three-and-out, but on fourth-and-5 punter Cory Littleton ILB/OLB Demario Davis
Johnny Hekker completed a 12-yard pass to Sam Shields for Los Mark Barron ILB/WILL A.J. Klein
Angeles’ first first down of the game. The ensuing drive resulted Nickell Robey-Coleman CB Marcus Williams
in a field goal. Just before halftime Jared Goff connected on a 36- Marcus Peters LCB Eli Apple
yard pass to Brandin Cooks, followed by Todd Gurley’s 6-yard Aqib Talib RCB/CB Marcus Lattimore
run, to cut the deficit to 13-10 at halftime. The Saints’ defense John Johnson SS/S Vonn Bell
opened the second half forcing another three-and-out, and the Lamarcus Joyner FS Rodney McLeod
offense drove 71 yards to take a 20-10 lead on Brees’ short pass

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SUBSTITUTIONS Average Gain Per Offensive Play 5.6 4.5
L.A. RAMS—Specialists: K—Greg Zuerlein. P—Johnny Hekker. Rushes 26 21
LS—Jake McQuaide. Offense: RB—C.J. Anderson, John Kelly. Yards Gained Rushing (Net) 77 48
WR—Khadarel Hodge, JoJo Natson, Josh Reynolds. TE—Johnny Average Yards per Rush 3.0 2.3
Mundt. T—Joseph Noteboom. C—Brian Allen. Defense: DT—John Passes Attempted 41 41
Franklin-Myers, Justin Lawler, Ethan Westbrooks. LB—Samson Passes Completed 26 26
Ekuban, Bryce Hager, Micah Kiser, Matt Longacre, Ramik Wilson. Had Intercepted 1 01
CB—Blake Countess, Troy Hill, Sam Shields. S—Marqui Christian. Tackled Attempting to Pass 1 2
Did Not Play: QB—Sean Mannion. Not Active: RB—Justin Davis. Yards Lost Attempting to Pass 8 67
OL—Jami; Demby. DT—Sebastian Joseph-Day, Tanzel Smart. Yards Gained Passing (Net) 301 242
OLB—Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, Trevon Young. DB—Darious Punts 4 4
Williams. Average Distance 45.8 42.8
NEW ORLEANS—Specialists: K—Will Lutz. P—Thomas Punt Returns 1 9
Morstead. LS—Zach Wood. Offense: QB—Taysom Hill. RB—Alvin Punt Return Yardage 0 0
Kamara. FB—Zach Line. WR—Austin Carr, Tommylee Lewis. TE— Kickoff Returns 1 4
Dan Arnold, Josh Hill. C—Cameron Tom. T—Jermon Bushrod. Kickoff Return Yardage 17 119
Defense: DT—Trey Hendrickson, Taylor Stallworth. DE—Marcus Interception Return Yardage 0 1
Davenport. LB—Alex Anzalone, Vince Biegel, Craig Robertson. Total Return Yardage (excluding Kickoffs) 0 1
DB—Justin Hardee, Patrick Robinson. S—Chris Banjo, Kurt Cole- Fumbles 1 2
man. Did Not Play: QB—Teddy Bridgewater. CB—Ken Crawley. Not Fumbles Lost 0 0
Active: RB—Dwayne Washington. WR—Keith Kirkwood. TE—Ben- Own Fumbles Recovered 1 0
jamin Watson. C—Will Clapp. T—Derek Newton. LB—Manti Te’o. Opponent Fumbles Recovered 0 0
DE—Tyrunn Walker. Penalties 7 3
OFFICIALS Yards Penalized 64 20
Referee—Bill Vinovich. Umpire—Bruce Stritesky. Down Judge— Field Goals 4 3
Patrick Turner. Line Judge—Rusty Baynes. Side Judge—Gary Field Goals Attempted 4 3
Cavaletto. Field Judge—Tom Hill. Back Judge—Todd Prukop. Third-Down Efficiency 6/16 6/14
Replay Official—Mike Wimmer. Fourth-Down Efficiency 1/1 0/0
SCORING Time of Possession 32:36 30:41
L.A. Rams 0 10 7 6 3 — 26 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
New Orleans 13 0 7 3 0 — 23 RUSHING: LAR: Anderson 16-44-0, Reynolds 1-16-0,
NO — FG Lutz 37 Gurley 4-10-1, Goff 3-10-0, Woods 2-(-3)-0.
NO — FG Lutz 29 NO: Ingram 9-31-0, Kamara 8-15-0, Line 1-4-0, T. Hill 1-0-0,
NO — Griffin 5 pass from Brees (Lutz kick) Brees 2-(-2)-0.
LAR — FG Zuerlein 36 PASSING: LAR: Goff 40-25-297-1-1; Hekker 1-1-12-0-0.
LAR — Gurley 6 run (Zuerlein kick) NO: Brees 40-26-249-2-1, T. Hill 1-0-0-0-0.
NO — T. Hill 2 pass from Brees (Lutz kick) RECEIVING: LAR: Cooks 7-107-0, Woods 6-33-0,
LAR — Higbee 1 pass from Goff (Zuerlein kick) Reynolds 4-74-0, HIgbee 4-25-1, Everett 2-50-0,
LAR — FG Zuerlein 24 Shields 1-12-0, Anderson 1-5-0, Gurley 1-3-0.
NO — FG Lutz 31 NO: Kamara 11-96-0, Thomas 4-36-0, Ginn 3-58-0,
LAR — FG Zuerlein 48 Griffin 2-12-1, Ingram 2-6-0, J. Hill 1-24-0, Smith 1-10-0,
LAR — FG Zuerlein 57 Carr 1-5-0, T. Hill 1-2-1.
KICKOFF RETURNS: LAR: Natson 1-17-0.
TEAM STATISTICS LAR NO NO: Kamara 4-119-0.
Total First Downs 19 19 PUNT RETURNS: LAR: Natson 1-0-0. PHIL: Barner 1-10-0.
Rushing 5 5 PUNTING: LAR: Hekker 4-183-45.8.
Passing 14 12 NO: Morstead 4-171-42.8.
Penalty 0 12 INTERCEPTIONS: LAR: Johnson 1-0-0. NO: Davis 1-1-0.
Total Net Yardage 378 290 SACKS: LAR: Suh 1.5, Fowler 0.5. NO: Jordan 1.
Total Offensive Plays 68 64

AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAMES RESULTS

Includes Second-Round Playoff Games (1982), AFC Inter-Divisional Games (1969), and special playoff games to break ties for AFL
Division Championships (1963, 1968)
Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
2018 Jan. 13 New England ($29,000) L.A. Chargers ($29,000) 41-28 Foxborough 65,878
Jan. 12 Kansas City ($29,000) Indianapolis ($29,000) 31-13 Kansas City 76,765
2017 Jan. 14 Jacksonville ($28,000) Pittsburgh ($28,000) 45-42 Pittsburgh 64,524
Jan. 13 New England ($28,000) Tennessee ($28,000) 35-14 Foxborough 65,878
2016 Jan. 15 Pittsburgh ($27,000) Kansas City ($27,000) 18-16 Kansas City 75,678
Jan. 14 New England ($27,000) Hou. Texans ($27,000) 34-16 Foxborough 66,829
2015 Jan. 17 Denver ($25,000) Pittsburgh ($25,000) 23-16 Denver 76,956
Jan. 16 New England ($25,000) Kansas City ($25,000) 27-20 Foxborough 66,829
2014 Jan. 11 Indianapolis ($24,000) Denver ($24,000) 24-13 Denver 76,867
Jan. 10 New England ($24,000) Bal. Ravens ($24,000) 35-31 Foxborough 68,756
2013 Jan. 12 Denver ($23,000) S.D. Chargers ($23,000) 24-17 Denver 76,969
Jan. 11 New England ($23,000) Indianapolis ($23,000) 43-22 Foxborough 68,756
2012 Jan. 13 New England ($22,000) Hou. Texans ($22,000) 41-28 Foxborough 68,756
Jan. 12 Bal. Ravens ($22,000) Denver ($22,000) 38-35* Denver 76,732
2011 Jan. 15 Bal. Ravens ($22,000) Hou. Texans ($22,000) 20-13 Baltimore 71,547
Jan. 14 New England ($22,000) Denver ($22,000) 45-10 Foxborough 68,756
2010 Jan. 16 N.Y. Jets ($21,000) New England ($21,000) 28-21 Foxborough 68,756
Jan. 15 Pittsburgh ($21,000) Bal. Ravens ($21,000) 31-24 Pittsburgh 64,879
2009 Jan. 17 N.Y. Jets ($21,000) S.D. Chargers ($21,000) 17-14 San Diego 69,498
Jan. 16 Indianapolis ($21,000) Bal. Ravens ($21,000) 20-3 Indianapolis 67,535

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Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
2008 Jan. 11 Pittsburgh ($20,000) S.D. Chargers ($20,000) 35-24 Pittsburgh 63,899
Jan. 10 Bal. Ravens ($20,000) Tennessee ($20,000) 13-10 Nashville 69,143
2007 Jan. 13 S.D. Chargers ($20,000) Indianapolis ($20,000) 28-24 Indianapolis 56,950
Jan. 12 New England ($20,000) Jacksonville ($20,000) 31-20 Foxborough 68,756
2006 Jan. 14 New England ($19,000) S.D. Chargers ($19,000) 24-21 San Diego 68,810
Jan. 13 Indianapolis ($19,000) Bal. Ravens ($19,000) 15-6 Baltimore 71,162
2005 Jan. 15 Pittsburgh ($19,000) Indianapolis ($19,000) 21-18 Indianapolis 57,449
Jan. 14 Denver ($19,000) New England ($19,000) 27-13 Denver 76,238
2004 Jan. 16 New England ($18,000) Indianapolis ($18,000) 20-3 Foxborough 68,756
Jan. 15 Pittsburgh ($18,000) N.Y. Jets ($18,000) 20-17* Pittsburgh 64,915
2003 Jan. 11 Indianapolis ($18,000) Kansas City ($18,000) 38-31 Kansas City 79,159
Jan. 10 New England ($18,000) Tennessee ($18,000) 17-14 Foxborough 68,436
2002 Jan. 12 Oakland ($17,000) N.Y. Jets ($17,000) 30-10 Oakland 62,207
Jan. 11 Tennessee ($17,000) Pittsburgh ($17,000) 34-31* Nashville 68,809
2001 Jan. 20 Pittsburgh ($17,000) Bal. Ravens ($17,000) 27-10 Pittsburgh 63,976
Jan. 19 New England ($17,000) Oakland ($17,000) 16-13* Foxborough 60,292
2000 Jan. 7 Bal. Ravens ($16,000) Tennessee ($16,000) 24-10 Nashville 68,527
Jan. 6 Oakland ($16,000) Miami ($16,000) 27-0 Oakland 61,998
1999 Jan. 16 Tennessee ($16,000) Indianapolis ($16,000) 19-16 Indianapolis 57,097
Jan. 15 Jacksonville ($16,000) Miami ($16,000) 62-7 Jacksonville 75,173
1998 Jan. 10 N.Y. Jets ($15,000) Jacksonville ($15,000) 34-24 East Rutherford 78,817
Jan. 9 Denver ($15,000) Miami ($15,000) 38-3 Denver 75,729
1997 Jan. 4 Denver ($15,000) Kansas City ($15,000) 14-10 Kansas City 76,965
Jan. 3 Pittsburgh ($15,000) New England ($15,000) 7-6 Pittsburgh 61,228
1996 Jan. 5 New England ($14,000) Pittsburgh ($14,000) 28-3 Foxborough 60,188
Jan. 4 Jacksonville ($14,000) Denver ($14,000) 30-27 Denver 75,678
1995 Jan. 7 Indianapolis ($13,000) Kansas City ($13,000) 10-7 Kansas City 77,594
Jan. 6 Pittsburgh ($13,000) Buffalo ($13,000) 40-21 Pittsburgh 59,072
1994 Jan. 8 S.D. Chargers ($12,000) Miami ($12,000) 22-21 San Diego 63,381
Jan. 7 Pittsburgh ($12,000) Cle. Browns ($12,000) 29-9 Pittsburgh 58,185
1993 Jan. 16 Kansas City ($12,000) Houston ($12,000) 28-20 Houston 64,011
Jan. 15 Buffalo ($12,000) L.A. Raiders ($12,000) 29-23 Buffalo 61,923
1992 Jan. 10 Miami ($10,000) S.D. Chargers ($10,000) 31-0 Miami 71,224
Jan. 9 Buffalo ($10,000) Pittsburgh ($10,000) 24-3 Pittsburgh 60,407
1991 Jan. 5 Buffalo ($10,000) Kansas City ($10,000) 37-14 Buffalo 80,182
Jan. 4 Denver ($10,000) Hou. Oilers ($10,000) 26-24 Denver 75,301
1990 Jan. 13 L.A. Raiders ($10,000) Cincinnati ($10,000) 20-10 Los Angeles 92,045
Jan. 12 Buffalo ($10,000) Miami ($10,000) 44-34 Buffalo 77,087
1989 Jan. 7 Denver ($10,000) Pittsburgh ($10,000) 24-23 Denver 75,477
Jan. 6 Cle. Browns ($10,000) Buffalo ($10,000) 34-30 Cleveland 78,921
1988 Jan. 1 Buffalo ($10,000) Hou. Oilers ($10,000) 17-10 Buffalo 79,532
Dec. 31 Cincinnati ($10,000) Seattle ($10,000) 21-13 Cincinnati 58,560
1987 Jan. 10 Denver ($10,000) Hou. Oilers ($10,000) 34-10 Denver 75,440
Jan. 9 Cle. Browns ($10,000) Indianapolis ($10,000) 38-21 Cleveland 79,372
1986 Jan. 4 Denver ($10,000) New England ($10,000) 22-17 Denver 75,262
Jan. 3 Cle. Browns ($10,000) N.Y. Jets ($10,000) 23-20* Cleveland 79,720
1985 Jan. 5 New England ($10,000) L.A. Raiders ($10,000) 27-20 Los Angeles 87,163
Jan. 4 Miami ($10,000) Cle. Browns ($10,000) 24-21 Miami 74,667
1984 Dec. 30 Pittsburgh ($10,000) Denver ($10,000) 24-17 Denver 74,981
Dec. 29 Miami ($10,000) Seattle ($10,000) 31-10 Miami 73,469
1983 Jan. 1 L.A. Raiders ($10,000) Pittsburgh ($10,000) 38-10 Los Angeles 90,380
Dec. 31 Seattle ($10,000) Miami ($10,000) 27-20 Miami 74,136
1982 Jan. 16 Miami ($10,000) S.D. Chargers ($10,000) 34-13 Miami 71,383
Jan. 15 N.Y. Jets ($10,000) L.A. Raiders ($10,000) 17-14 Los Angeles 90,038
1981 Jan. 3 Cincinnati ($5,000) Buffalo ($5,000) 28-21 Cincinnati 55,420
Jan. 2 S.D. Chargers ($5,000) Miami ($5,000) 41-38* Miami 73,735
1980 Jan. 4 Oakland ($5,000) Cle. Browns ($5,000) 14-12 Cleveland 78,245
Jan. 3 S.D. Chargers ($5,000) Buffalo ($5,000) 20-14 San Diego 52,253
1979 Dec. 30 Pittsburgh ($5,000) Miami ($5,000) 34-14 Pittsburgh 50,214
Dec. 29 Hou. Oilers ($5,000) S.D. Chargers ($5,000) 17-14 San Diego 51,192
1978 Dec. 31 Hou. Oilers ($5,000) New England ($5,000) 31-14 Foxborough 60,735
Dec. 30 Pittsburgh ($5,000) Denver ($5,000) 33-10 Pittsburgh 50,230
1977 Dec. 24 Oakland ($5,000) Bal. Colts ($5,000) 37-31* Baltimore 59,925
Dec. 24 Denver ($5,000) Pittsburgh ($5,000) 34-21 Denver 75,059
1976 Dec. 19 Pittsburgh [$] Bal. Colts [$] 40-14 Baltimore 59,296
Dec. 18 Oakland [$] New England [$] 24-21 Oakland 53,050
1975 Dec. 28 Oakland [$] Cincinnati [$] 31-28 Oakland 53,030
Dec. 27 Pittsburgh [$] Bal. Colts [$] 28-10 Pittsburgh 49,557
1974 Dec. 22 Pittsburgh [$] Buffalo [$] 32-14 Pittsburgh 49,841
Dec. 21 Oakland [$] Miami [$] 28-26 Oakland 53,023
1973 Dec. 23 Miami [$] Cincinnati [$] 34-16 Miami 78,928
Dec. 22 Oakland [$] Pittsburgh [$] 33-14 Oakland 52,646
1972 Dec. 24 Miami [$] Cle. Browns [$] 20-14 Miami 78,916
Dec. 23 Pittsburgh [$] Oakland [$] 13-7 Pittsburgh 50,327
1971 Dec. 26 Bal. Colts [$] Cle. Browns [$] 20-3 Cleveland 70,734
Dec. 25 Miami [$] Kansas City [$] 27-24* Kansas City 50,374

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1970 Dec. 27 Oakland [$] Miami [$] 21-14 Oakland 52,594

Dec. 26 Bal. Colts [$] Cincinnati [$] 17-0 Baltimore 49,694
1969 Dec. 21 Oakland [$] Hou. Oilers [$] 56-7 Oakland 53,539
Dec. 20 Kansas City [$] N.Y. Jets [$] 13-6 New York 62,977
1968 Dec. 22 Oakland [$] Kansas City [$] 41-6 Oakland 53,605
1963 Dec. 28 Bos. Patriots [$] Buffalo [$] 26-8 Buffalo 33,044
*Overtime
$ Players received 1/14 of annual salary for playoff appearances.

2018 AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAMES

Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts
January 13, 2019, Attendance: 65,878
NEW ENGLAND 41, L.A. CHARGERS 28—Sony Michel rushed
for 124 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Patriots advanced to their
record eighth consecutive AFC Championship Game. New Eng-
land scored touchdowns on five of its first six possessions and
jumped to a 35-7 lead with 1:43 left in the second quarter. The
Patriots outgained the Chargers 347-128 yards in the first half.
Both teams scored on their initial possession, the Patriots on a
14-play, 83-yard drive and the Chargers countered with a 43-yard
touchdown pass from Philip Rivers to Keenan Allen. New England
then scored the next 31 points. The Patriots scored on drives of
67, 58 and 87 yards to take a 28-7 lead. Then, when the Charg-
ers’ defense forced the Patriots to punt for the first time,
Desmond King muffed the punt. Albert McClellan recovered at the
Chargers’ 35, and Michel scored four plays later for a 35-7 lead.
The Patriots’ defense forced a three-and-out to begin the second
half and Stephen Gostkowski booted a 28-yard field goal for a
38-7 lead. After a Chargers touchdown, Gostkowski tacked on a
second field goal for a 41-14 advantage with 12:23 remaining.
Rivers tossed two fourth-quarter touchdowns, including an 8-
yard fade pass to Antonio Gates with 59 seconds remaining, to
finish the scoring. Brady completed 34 of 44 for 343 yards and 1
touchdown. Michel rushed 24 times for 129 yards. James White
had an NFL postseason-record 15 catches, for 97 yards, and
Julian Edelman added 9 receptions for 151 yards. Rivers was 25
of 51 for 331 yards and 3 touchdowns, with 1 interception.
L.A. Chargers 7 0 7 14 — 28
New England 14 21 3 3 — 41
NE — Michel 1 run (Gostkowski kick)
LAC — Allen 43 pass from Rivers (Badgley kick)
NE — Michel 14 run (Gostkowski kick)
NE — Dorsett 15 pass from Brady (Gostkowski kick)
NE — Burkhead 6 run (Gostkowski kick)
NE — Michel 5 run (Gostkowski kick)
NE — FG Gostkowski 28
LAC — Gordon 1 run (Badgley kick)
NE — FG Gostkowski 30
LAC — Green 1 pass from Rivers (Allen pass from Rivers)
LAC — Gates 8 pass from Rivers (pass failed)
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Kansas
January 12, 2019, Attendance: 76,765
KANSAS CITY 31, INDIANAPOLIS 13—The Chiefs maintained
possession for nearly 40 minutes to post the franchise’s first
home playoff victory since 1993. Kansas City outgained the Colts
274-91 in the first half, with the Colts’ lone score coming on spe-
cial teams, en route to a 24-7 halftime edge. Sammy Watkins’
34-yard catch set up Damien Williams’ touchdown run less than
five minutes into the game. Tyreek Hill scored on a 36-yard run
on the Chiefs’ next drive, and Harrison Butker’s 39-yard field goal
on their third possession provided Kansas City a 17-0 lead. Najee
Goode’s blocked punt was recovered by Zach Pascal with 5:56
left in the half to get the Colts on the board, but the Chiefs
responded with a 10-play, 75-yard drive, capped by Patrick
Mahomes’ 4-yard run, for a 24-7 lead. Adam Vinatieri missed a
short field goal just before halftime, and late in the third quarter
Darius Leonard recovered a fumble at the Chiefs’ 20, only to have
Dee Ford force Andrew Luck to fumble two plays later and
squelch the scoring chance. Luck’s 29-yard touchdown pass to
T.Y. Hilton with 5:31 left pulled the Colts to within 11 points, and
the defense forced a punt, but Goode, trying for his second block
of the game, was flagged for running into the kicker with 3:32
left. Four plays later Darrel Williams scored with 2:23 remaining.
Mahomes, making his first postseason start, completed 27 of 41
for 278 yards. Damien Williams rushed 25 times for 129 yards,
and Travis Kelce added 7 catches for 108 yards. Luck was 19 of
36 for 203 yards and 1 touchdown.
Indianapolis 0 7 0 6 — 13
Kansas City 14 10 0 7 — 31
KC — Dam. Williams 10 run (Butker kick)
KC — Hill 36 run (Butker kick)
KC — FG Butker 39
Ind — Pascal blocked punt recovery in end zone
(Vinatieri kick)
KC — Mahomes 4 run (Butker kick)
Ind — Hilton 29 pass from Luck (kick failed)
KC — Dar. Williams 6 run (Butker kick)

NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAMES RESULTS

Includes Second-Round Playoff Games (1982), NFL Conference Championship Games (1967-69), and special playoff games
to break ties for NFL Division or Conference Championships (1941, 1943, 1947, 1950, 1952, 1957, 1958, 1965)
Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
2018 Jan. 13 New Orleans ($29,000) Philadelphia ($29,000) 20-14 New Orleans 73,027
Jan. 12 L.A. Rams ($29,000) Dallas ($29,000) 30-22 Los Angeles 77,187
2017 Jan. 14 Minnesota ($28,000) New Orleans ($28,000) 29-24 Minneapolis 66,612
Jan. 13 Philadelphia ($28,000) Atlanta ($28,000) 15-10 Philadelphia 69,596
2016 Jan. 15 Green Bay ($27,000) Dallas ($27,000) 34-31 Dallas 93,396
Jan. 14 Atlanta ($27,000) Seattle ($27,000) 36-20 Seattle 71,155
2015 Jan. 17 Carolina ($25,000) Seattle ($25,000) 31-24 Charlotte 74,287
Jan. 16 Arizona ($25,000) Green Bay ($25,000) 26-20* Glendale 65,089
2014 Jan. 11 Green Bay ($24,000) Dallas ($24,000) 26-21 Green Bay 79,704
Jan. 10 Seattle ($24,000) Carolina ($24,000) 31-17 Seattle 68,524
2013 Jan. 12 San Francisco ($23,000) Carolina ($23,000) 23-10 Charlotte 73,784
Jan. 11 Seattle ($23,000) New Orleans ($23,000) 23-15 Seattle 68,388
2012 Jan. 13 Atlanta ($22,000) Seattle ($22,000) 30-28 Atlanta 70,366
Jan. 12 San Francisco ($22,000) Green Bay ($22,000) 45-31 San Francisco 69,732
2011 Jan. 15 N.Y. Giants ($22,000) Green Bay ($22,000) 37-20 Green Bay 72,080
Jan. 14 San Francisco ($22,000) New Orleans ($22,000) 36-32 San Francisco 69,732
2010 Jan. 16 Chi. Bears ($21,000) Seattle ($21,000) 35-24 Chicago 62,265
Jan. 15 Green Bay ($21,000) Atlanta ($21,000) 48-21 Atlanta 69,210

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Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance

2009 Jan. 17 Minnesota ($21,000) Dallas ($21,000) 34-3 Minneapolis 63,547
Jan. 16 New Orleans ($21,000) Arizona ($21,000) 45-14 New Orleans 70,149
2008 Jan. 11 Philadelphia ($20,000) N.Y. Giants ($20,000) 23-11 East Rutherford 79,193
Jan. 10 Arizona ($20,000) Carolina ($20,000) 33-13 Charlotte 73,695
2007 Jan. 13 N.Y. Giants ($20,000) Dallas ($20,000) 21-17 Dallas 63,660
Jan. 12 Green Bay ($20,000) Seattle ($20,000) 42-20 Green Bay 72,168
2006 Jan. 14 Chicago ($19,000) Seattle ($19,000) 27-24* Chicago 62,184
Jan. 13 New Orleans ($19,000) Philadelphia ($19,000) 27-24 New Orleans 70,001
2005 Jan. 15 Carolina ($19,000) Chicago ($19,000) 29-21 Chicago 62,209
Jan. 14 Seattle ($19,000) Washington ($19,000) 20-10 Seattle 67,551
2004 Jan. 16 Philadelphia ($18,000) Minnesota ($18,000) 27-14 Philadelphia 67,722
Jan. 15 Atlanta ($18,000) St. L. Rams ($18,000) 47-17 Atlanta 70,709
2003 Jan. 11 Philadelphia ($18,000) Green Bay ($18,000) 20-17* Philadelphia 67,707
Jan. 10 Carolina ($18,000) St. L. Rams ($18,000) 29-23* St. Louis 66,165
2002 Jan. 12 Tampa Bay ($17,000) San Francisco ($17,000) 31-6 Tampa 65,599
Jan. 11 Philadelphia ($17,000) Atlanta ($17,000) 20-6 Philadelphia 66,452
2001 Jan. 20 St. L. Rams ($17,000) Green Bay ($17,000) 45-17 St. Louis 66,338
Jan. 19 Philadelphia ($17,000) Chi. Bears ($17,000) 33-19 Chicago 66,944
2000 Jan. 7 N.Y. Giants ($16,000) Philadelphia ($16,000) 20-10 East Rutherford 78,765
Jan. 6 Minnesota ($16,000) New Orleans ($16,000) 34-16 Minneapolis 63,881
1999 Jan. 16 St. L. Rams ($16,000) Minnesota ($16,000) 49-37 St. Louis 66,194
Jan. 15 Tampa Bay ($16,000) Washington ($16,000) 14-13 Tampa 65,835
1998 Jan. 10 Minnesota ($15,000) Arizona ($15,000) 41-21 Minneapolis 63,760
Jan. 9 Atlanta ($15,000) San Francisco ($15,000) 20-18 Atlanta 70,262
1997 Jan. 4 Green Bay ($15,000) Tampa Bay ($15,000) 21-7 Green Bay 60,327
Jan. 3 San Francisco ($15,000) Minnesota ($15,000) 38-22 San Francisco 65,018
1996 Jan. 5 Carolina ($14,000) Dallas ($14,000) 26-17 Charlotte 72,808
Jan. 4 Green Bay ($14,000) San Francisco ($14,000) 35-14 Green Bay 60,787
1995 Jan. 7 Dallas ($13,000) Philadelphia ($13,000) 30-11 Dallas 64,371
Jan. 6 Green Bay ($13,000) San Francisco ($13,000) 27-17 San Francisco 69,311
1994 Jan. 8 Dallas ($12,000) Green Bay ($12,000) 35-9 Dallas 64,745
Jan. 7 San Francisco ($12,000) Chi. Bears ($12,000) 44-15 San Francisco 64,644
1993 Jan. 16 Dallas ($12,000) Green Bay ($12,000) 27-17 Dallas 64,790
Jan. 15 San Francisco ($12,000) N.Y. Giants ($12,000) 44-3 San Francisco 67,143
1992 Jan. 10 Dallas ($10,000) Philadelphia ($10,000) 34-10 Dallas 63,721
Jan. 9 San Francisco ($10,000) Washington ($10,000) 20-13 San Francisco 64,991
1991 Jan. 5 Detroit ($10,000) Dallas ($10,000) 38-6 Detroit 78,290
Jan. 4 Washington ($10,000) Atlanta ($10,000) 24-7 Washington 55,181
1990 Jan. 13 N.Y. Giants ($10,000) Chi. Bears ($10,000) 31-3 East Rutherford 77,025
Jan. 12 San Francisco ($10,000) Washington ($10,000) 28-10 San Francisco 65,292
1989 Jan. 7 L.A. Rams ($10,000) N.Y. Giants ($10,000) 19-13* East Rutherford 76,526
Jan. 6 San Francisco ($10,000) Minnesota ($10,000) 41-13 San Francisco 64,918
1988 Jan. 1 San Francisco ($10,000) Minnesota ($10,000) 34-9 San Francisco 61,848
Dec. 31 Chi. Bears ($10,000) Philadelphia ($10,000) 20-12 Chicago 65,534
1987 Jan. 10 Washington ($10,000) Chi. Bears ($10,000) 21-17 Chicago 65,268
Jan. 9 Minnesota ($10,000) San Francisco ($10,000) 36-24 San Francisco 63,008
1986 Jan. 4 N.Y. Giants ($10,000) San Francisco ($10,000) 49-3 East Rutherford 75,691
Jan. 3 Washington ($10,000) Chi. Bears ($10,000) 27-13 Chicago 65,524
1985 Jan. 5 Chi. Bears ($10,000) N.Y. Giants ($10,000) 21-0 Chicago 65,670
Jan. 4 L.A. Rams ($10,000) Dallas ($10,000) 20-0 Anaheim 66,581
1984 Dec. 30 Chi. Bears ($10,000) Washington ($10,000) 23-19 Washington 55,431
Dec. 29 San Francisco ($10,000) N.Y. Giants ($10,000) 21-10 San Francisco 60,303
1983 Jan. 1 Washington ($10,000) L.A. Rams ($10,000) 51-7 Washington 54,440
Dec. 31 San Francisco ($10,000) Detroit ($10,000) 24-23 San Francisco 59,979
1982 Jan. 16 Dallas ($10,000) Green Bay ($10,000) 37-26 Dallas 63,972
Jan. 15 Washington ($10,000) Minnesota ($10,000) 21-7 Washington 54,593
1981 Jan. 3 San Francisco ($5,000) N.Y. Giants ($5,000) 38-24 San Francisco 58,360
Jan. 2 Dallas ($5,000) Tampa Bay ($5,000) 38-0 Dallas 64,848
1980 Jan. 4 Dallas ($5,000) Atlanta ($5,000) 30-27 Atlanta 59,793
Jan. 3 Philadelphia ($5,000) Minnesota ($5,000) 31-16 Philadelphia 70,178
1979 Dec. 30 L.A. Rams ($5,000) Dallas ($5,000) 21-19 Dallas 64,792
Dec. 29 Tampa Bay ($5,000) Philadelphia ($5,000) 24-17 Tampa 71,402
1978 Dec. 31 L.A. Rams ($5,000) Minnesota ($5,000) 34-10 Los Angeles 70,436
Dec. 30 Dallas ($5,000) Atlanta ($5,000) 27-20 Dallas 63,406
1977 Dec. 26 Dallas ($5,000) Chi. Bears ($5,000) 37-7 Dallas 63,260
Dec. 26 Minnesota ($5,000) L.A. Rams ($5,000) 14-7 Los Angeles 70,203
1976 Dec. 19 L.A. Rams [$] Dallas [$] 14-12 Dallas 63,283
Dec. 18 Minnesota [$] Washington [$] 35-20 Minneapolis 47,466
1975 Dec. 28 Dallas [$] Minnesota [$] 17-14 Minneapolis 48,050
Dec. 27 L.A. Rams [$] St. L. Cardinals [$] 35-23 Los Angeles 73,459
1974 Dec. 22 L.A. Rams [$] Washington [$] 19-10 Los Angeles 77,925
Dec. 21 Minnesota [$] St. L. Cardinals [$] 30-14 Minneapolis 48,150
1973 Dec. 23 Dallas [$] L.A. Rams [$] 27-16 Dallas 63,272
Dec. 22 Minnesota [$] Washington [$] 27-20 Minneapolis 48,040
1972 Dec. 24 Washington [$] Green Bay [$] 16-3 Washington 52,321
Dec. 23 Dallas [$] San Francisco [$] 30-28 San Francisco 59,746

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Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
1971 Dec. 26 San Francisco [$] Washington [$] 24-20 San Francisco 45,327
Dec. 25 Dallas [$] Minnesota [$] 20-12 Minneapolis 47,307
1970 Dec. 27 San Francisco [$] Minnesota [$] 17-14 Minneapolis 45,103
Dec. 26 Dallas [$] Detroit [$] 5-0 Dallas 69,613
1969 Dec. 28 Cle. Browns [$] Dallas [$] 38-14 Dallas 69,321
Dec. 27 Minnesota [$] L.A. Rams [$] 23-20 Minneapolis 47,900
1968 Dec. 22 Bal. Colts [$] Minnesota [$] 24-14 Baltimore 60,238
Dec. 21 Cle. Browns [$] Dallas [$] 31-20 Cleveland 81,497
1967 Dec. 24 Dallas [$] Cle. Browns [$] 52-14 Dallas 70,786
Dec. 23 Green Bay [$] L.A. Rams [$] 28-7 Milwaukee 49,861
1965 Dec. 26 Green Bay [$] Bal. Colts [$] 13-10* Green Bay 50,484
1958 Dec. 21 N.Y. Giants (#) Cle. Browns (#) 10-0 New York 61,274
1957 Dec. 22 Detroit (#) San Francisco (#) 31-27 San Francisco 60,118
1952 Dec. 21 Detroit (#) L.A. Rams (#) 31-21 Detroit 47,645
1950 Dec. 17 L.A. Rams (#) Chi. Bears (#) 24-14 Los Angeles 83,501
Dec. 17 Cle. Browns (#) N.Y. Giants (#) 8-3 Cleveland 33,054
1947 Dec. 21 Philadelphia (#) Pittsburgh (#) 21-0 Pittsburgh 35,729
1943 Dec. 19 Washington (¢) N.Y. Giants (¢) 28-0 New York 42,800
1941 Dec. 14 Chi. Bears (¢) Green Bay (¢) 33-14 Chicago 43,425
*Overtime # Players received 1/12 of annual salary for playoff appearances.
$ Players received 1/14 of annual salary for playoff appearances. ¢ Players received 1/10 of annual salary for playoff appearances.

2018 NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF GAMES
Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana
January 13, 2019, Attendance: 73,027
NEW ORLEANS 20, PHILADELPHIA 14—Marcus Lattimore’s
interception with 1:52 remaining helped the Saints stave off a late
rally and advance to the NFC Championship Game. The Saints’
defense limited the Eagles to just 51 yards in the second half. On
the first play of the game, Cre’Von LeBlanc intercepted Drew
Brees’ long pass. Nick Foles and the Eagles capitalized with a 37-
yard touchdown pass to Jordan Matthews. The Eagles’ defense
then forced a three-and-out and the offense drove 75 yards,
keyed by Alshon Jeffrey’s 30-yard catch on third-and-7, to take a
14-0 lead. Lattimore swung momentum in New Orleans direction
with an interception that sparked a 79-yard touchdown drive,
highlighted by Taysom Hill’s 4-yard run on a fake punt, and com-
pleted with Brees’ 2-yard touchdown pass to Keith Kirkwood on
fourth-and-goal, to trim the deficit to 14-7. Ted Ginn had two key
receptions just before halftime to set up Wil Lutz’ 45-yard field
goal. The Saints’ defense forced a three-and-out to begin the sec-
ond half, and the offense responded with an 18-play, 92-yard
drive that consumed 11 minutes, 29 seconds and inclucded three
third-down conversions. Michael Thomas’ 2-yard catch with
1:40 left in the third quarter gave the Saints a 17-14 lead. After
another punt, Mark Ingram’s 36-yard run set up Lutz’ 39-yard
field goal with 10:28 to play for a 20-14 lead. However, the
Saints’ next possession ended as Lutz’ 52-yard field-goal attempt
sailed wide right with 2:58 left. A 16-yard pass to Zach Ertz and
roughing the passer penalty helped the Eagles reach the Saints’
27, but Foles’ second-and-10 pass tipped off Jeffrey’s hands and
Lattimore intercepted it with 1:52 left. Alvin Kamara’s 12-yard run
on third-and-10 secured the victory. Brees was 28 of 38 for 301
yards and 2 touchdowns, with 1 interception. Thomas had 12
catches for 171 yards and 1 touchdown. Foles was 18 of 31 for
201 yards and 1 touchdown, with 2 interceptions.
Philadelphia 14 0 0 0 — 14
New Orleans 0 10 7 3 — 20
Phil — Matthews 37 pass from Foles (Elliott kick)
Phil — Foles 1 run (Elliott kick)
NO — Kirkwood 2 pass from Brees (Lutz kick)
NO — FG Lutz 45
NO — Thomas 2 pass from Brees (Lutz kick)
NO — FG Lutz 39
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California
January 12, 2019, Attendance: 77,187
L.A. RAMS 30, DALLAS 22—C.J. Anderson and Todd Gurley
each rushed for more than 100 yards and the Rams maintained
possession for over 36 minutes en route to the franchise’s first
postseason victory since 2001. Anderson and Gurley were the
first pair of teammates to each surpass 100 rushing yards in a
postseason game since 1997. The Rams outgained the Cowboys
291-119 in first-half yardage, and scored on their first four pos-
sessions, all on drives 64 yards or longer, to take a 20-7 lead into
the locker room at halftime. Greg Zuerlein’s third field goal
capped the opening drive of the second half, but Dallas respond-
ed with a 75-yard drive, highlighted by Dak Prescott’s 44-yard
pass to Michael Gallup, to set up Ezekiel Elliott’s 1-yard run and
Amari Cooper’s 2-point converstion grab to pull within 23-15.
The Cowboys’ defense then forced the first Rams punt of the
game, and the offense drove to the Rams’ 35. However, Elliott
was stopped short on fourth-and-1 and the Rams answered with
a seven-minute, 44-second drive that finished with Anderson’s 1-
yard run on fourth-and-1 with 7:16 remaining for a 30-15 lead.
Dallas converted two fourth downs on its ensuing drive and
responded with Prescott’s 1-yard touchdown run with 2:11 to
play. Faced with third-and-11, Jared Goff scrambled for 11 yards
and the first down with 1:51 to play, and Anderson iced the game
with a 6-yard run on second-and-5 with 1:46 remaining. Ander-
son carried 23 times for 123 yards and Gurley had 16 rushes for
115 yards. Prescott was 20 of 32 for 266 yards and 1 touch-
down. Gallup had 6 receptions for 119 yards.
Dallas 7 0 8 7 — 22
L.A. Rams 3 17 3 7 — 30
LAR — FG Zuerlein 25
Dall — Cooper 29 pass from Prescott (Maher kick)
LAR — FG Zuerlein 23
LAR — Anderson 1 run (Zuerlein kick)
LAR — Gurley 35 run (Zuerlein kick)
LAR — FG Zuerlein 44
Dall — Elliott 1 run (Cooper pass from Prescott)
LAR — Anderson 1 run (Zuerlein kick)
Dall — Prescott 1 run (Maher kick)

AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF GAMES RESULTS

Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
2018 Jan. 6 L.A. Chargers ($27,000) Bal. Ravens ($29,000) 23-17 Baltimore 70,432
Jan. 5 Indianapolis ($27,000) Hou. Texans ($29,000) 21-7 Houston 71,798
2017 Jan. 7 Jacksonville ($28,000) Buffalo ($26,000) 10-3 Jacksonville 69,442
Jan. 6 Tennessee ($26,000) Kansas City ($28,000) 22-21 Kansas City 73,319
2016 Jan. 8 Pittsburgh ($27,000) Miami ($24,000) 30-12 Pittsburgh 62,726
Jan. 7 Hou. Texans ($27,000) Oakland ($24,000) 27-14 Houston 71,790

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Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance

2015 Jan. 9 Pittsburgh ($23,000) Cincinnati ($25,000) 18-16 Cincinnati 63,257
Jan. 9 Kansas City ($23,000) Hou. Texans ($25,000) 30-0 Houston 71,800
2014 Jan. 4 Indianapolis ($24,000) Cincinnati ($22,000) 26-10 Indianapolis 63,385
Jan. 3 Bal. Ravens ($22,000) Pittsburgh ($24,000) 30-17 Pittsburgh 62,780
2013 Jan. 5 S.D. Chargers ($21,000) Cincinnati ($23,000) 27-10 Cincinnati 62,277
Jan. 4 Indianapolis ($23,000) Kansas City ($21,000) 45-44 Indianapolis 63,551
2012 Jan. 6 Bal. Ravens ($22,000) Indianapolis ($20,000) 24-9 Baltimore 71,379
Jan. 5 Hou. Texans ($22,000) Cincinnati ($20,000) 19-13 Houston 71,738
2011 Jan. 8 Denver ($22,000) Pittsburgh ($20,000) 29-23* Denver 75,970
Jan. 7 Hou. Texans ($22,000) Cincinnati ($20,000) 31-10 Houston 71,725
2010 Jan. 9 Bal. Ravens ($19,000) Kansas City ($21,000) 30-7 Kansas City 72,190
Jan. 8 N.Y. Jets ($19,000) Indianapolis ($21,000) 17-16 Indianapolis 65,332
2009 Jan. 10 Bal. Ravens ($19,000) New England ($21,000) 33-14 Foxborough 68,756
Jan. 9 N.Y. Jets ($19,000) Cincinnati ($21,000) 24-14 Cincinnati 63,686
2008 Jan. 4 Bal. Ravens ($18,000) Miami ($20,000) 27-9 Miami 74,240
Jan. 3 S.D. Chargers ($20,000) Indianapolis ($18,000) 23-17* San Diego 68,082
2007 Jan. 6 S.D. Chargers ($20,000) Tennessee ($18,000) 17-6 San Diego 65,640
Jan. 5 Jacksonville ($18,000) Pittsburgh ($20,000) 31-29 Pittsburgh 63,629
2006 Jan. 7 New England ($19,000) N.Y. Jets ($17,000) 37-16 Foxborough 68,756
Jan. 6 Indianapolis ($19,000) Kansas City ($17,000) 23-8 Indianapolis 57,215
2005 Jan. 8 Pittsburgh ($17,000) Cincinnati ($19,000) 31-17 Cincinnati 65,870
Jan. 7 New England ($19,000) Jacksonville ($17,000) 28-3 Foxborough 68,756
2004 Jan. 9 Indianapolis ($18,000) Denver ($15,000) 49-24 Indianapolis 56,609
Jan. 8 N.Y. Jets ($15,000) S.D. Chargers ($18,000) 20-17* San Diego 67,536
2003 Jan. 4 Indianapolis ($18,000) Denver ($15,000) 41-10 Indianapolis 56,586
Jan. 3 Tennessee ($15,000) Bal. Ravens ($18,000) 20-17 Baltimore 69,452
2002 Jan. 5 Pittsburgh ($17,000) Cle. Browns ($12,500) 36-33 Pittsburgh 62,595
Jan. 4 N.Y. Jets ($17,000) Indianapolis ($12,500) 41-0 East Rutherford 78,524
2001 Jan. 13 Bal. Ravens ($12,500) Miami ($12,500) 20-3 Miami 72,251
Jan. 12 Oakland ($17,000) N.Y. Jets ($12,500) 38-24 Oakland 61,503
2000 Dec. 31 Bal. Ravens (12,500) Denver ($12,500) 21-3 Baltimore 69,638
Dec. 30 Miami ($16,000) Indianapolis ($12,500) 23-17* Miami 73,193
1999 Jan. 9 Miami ($10,000) Seattle ($16,000) 20-17 Seattle 66,170
Jan. 8 Tennessee ($10,000) Buffalo ($10,000) 22-16 Nashville 66,672
1998 Jan. 3 Jacksonville ($15,000) New England ($10,000) 25-10 Jacksonville 71,139
Jan. 2 Miami ($10,000) Buffalo ($10,000) 24-17 Miami 72,698
1997 Dec. 28 New England ($15,000) Miami ($10,000) 17-3 Foxborough 60,041
Dec. 27 Denver ($10,000) Jacksonville ($10,000) 42-17 Denver 74,481
1996 Dec. 29 Pittsburgh ($14,000) Indianapolis ($10,000) 42-14 Pittsburgh 58,078
Dec. 28 Jacksonville ($10,000) Buffalo ($10,000) 30-27 Buffalo 70,213
1995 Dec. 31 Indianapolis ($7,500) S.D. Chargers ($7,500) 35-20 San Diego 61,182
Dec. 30 Buffalo ($13,000) Miami ($7,500) 37-22 Buffalo 73,103
1994 Jan. 1 Cle. Browns ($7,500) New England ($7,500) 20-13 Cleveland 77,452
Dec. 31 Miami ($12,000) Kansas City ($7,500) 27-17 Miami 67,487
1993 Jan. 9 L.A. Raiders ($7,500) Denver ($7,500) 42-24 Los Angeles 65,314
Jan. 8 Kansas City ($12,000) Pittsburgh ($7,500) 27-24* Kansas City 74,515
1992 Jan. 3 Buffalo ($6,000) Hou. Oilers ($6,000) 41-38* Buffalo 75,141
Jan. 2 S.D. Chargers ($10,000) Kansas City ($6,000) 17-0 San Diego 58,278
1991 Dec. 29 Hou. Oilers ($10,000) N.Y. Jets ($6,000) 17-10 Houston 61,485
Dec. 28 Kansas City ($6,000) L.A. Raiders ($6,000) 10-6 Kansas City 75,827
1990 Jan. 6 Cincinnati ($10,000) Hou. Oilers ($6,000) 41-14 Cincinnati 60,012
Jan. 5 Miami ($6,000) Kansas City ($6,000) 17-16 Miami 67,276
1989 Dec. 31 Pittsburgh ($6,000) Hou. Oilers ($6,000) 26-23* Houston 59,406
1988 Dec. 26 Hou. Oilers ($6,000) Cle. Browns ($6,000) 24-23 Cleveland 75,896
1987 Jan. 3 Hou. Oilers ($6,000) Seattle ($6,000) 23-20* Houston 50,519
1986 Dec. 28 N.Y. Jets ($6,000) Kansas City ($6,000) 35-15 East Rutherford 75,210
1985 Dec. 28 New England ($6,000) N.Y. Jets ($6,000) 26-14 East Rutherford 75,945
1984 Dec. 22 Seattle ($6,000) L.A. Raiders ($6,000) 13-7 Seattle 62,049
1983 Dec. 24 Seattle ($6,000) Denver ($6,000) 31-7 Seattle 64,275
1982 Jan. 9 N.Y. Jets ($6,000) Cincinnati ($6,000) 44-17 Cincinnati 57,560
Jan. 9 S.D. Chargers ($6,000) Pittsburgh ($6,000) 31-28 Pittsburgh 53,546
Jan. 8 L.A. Raiders ($6,000) Cleveland ($6,000) 27-10 Los Angeles 56,555
Jan. 8 Miami ($6,000) New England ($6,000) 28-13 Miami 68,842
1981 Dec. 27 Buffalo ($3,000) N.Y. Jets ($3,000) 31-27 New York 57,050
1980 Dec. 28 Oakland ($3,000) Hou. Oilers ($3,000) 27-7 Oakland 53,333
1979 Dec. 23 Hou. Oilers ($3,000) Denver ($3,000) 13-7 Houston 48,776
1978 Dec. 24 Hou. Oilers ($3,000) Miami ($3,000) 17-9 Miami 72,445
*Overtime

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M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland
January 6, 2019, Attendance: 70,432
L.A. CHARGERS 23, BALTIMORE 17—The Los Angeles defense
forced 3 turnovers and registered 7 sacks to propel the Chargers to
their first postseason victory since 2013. The Chargers led 12-0 at
halftime thanks to four Michael Badgley field goals and a defensive
effort that limited the Ravens to 69 yards and did not allow them to
cross midfield. Badgley’s first field goal was set up when Melvin
Ingram, who also had 2 sacks, forced Kenneth Dixon to fumble at
the Ravens’ 15-yard line and Adrian Phillips recovered. Badgley’s
third field goal was set up by Phillips’ intereption, and the fourth
field goal, which capped a 58-yard drive, sailed through the
uprights as the half expired. C.J. Mosley recovered a Victor Green

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fumble at the Chargers’ 21 early in the third quarter, but the Ravens NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas
had to settle for Justin Tucker’s field goal. Both teams missed third- January 5, 2019, Attendance: 71,798
quarter field goals, and Melvin Gordon capped a 10-play, 60-yard INDIANAPOLIS 21, HOUSTON 7—The Colts scored on three of
drive with a touchdown for a 20-3 lead with 14:44 to play. Follow- their first four possessions, including 2 touchdown passes by
ing another three-and-out, Badgley added his fifth field goal for a Andrew Luck, en route to a road playoff victory. The Colts out-
23-3 lead with 9:09 remaining. Then Lamar Jackson, making his gained the Texans 277-117 yards in the first half, jumpstarted by
first postseason start, completed a 29-yard pass to Willie Snead on 75- and 74-yard touchdown drives on their first two possessions
fourth-and-11, followed immediately by a 31-yard touchdown pass to take a 14-0 lead with 4:03 left in the first quarter. T.Y. Hilton had
to Michaesl Crabtree with 6:33 to play. The Ravens’ defense forced a pair of third-down conversion catches to set up the first touch-
a three-and-out and Jackson engineered an 80-yard drive that cul- down, a short pass to Eric Ebron. Marlon Mack had a 25-yard run
minated with Crabtree’s 7-yard touchdown catch on fourth-and- to begin the second drive, and Mack finished it with a 2-yard run.
goal with 1:59 remaining. Baltimore’s defense forced another three- In the second quarter, Dontrelle Inman had a 21-yard catch that
and-out. The Ravens had the ball on their own 34 with 45 seconds was followed a few plays later by his 18-yard touchdown grab, for
left, but on the third play Uchenna Nwosu sacked Jackson, forced a 21-0 lead with 6:24 remaining in the half. The Texans drove to the
him to fumble, and Ingram recovered the ball with 19 seconds left. Colts’ 9 just before halftime, but Deshaun Watson’s fourth-and-1
Rivers was 22 of 32 for 160 yards. Jackson completed 14 of 29 pass fell incomplete. Watson engineered a 16-play, 89-yard touch-
passes for 194 yards and 2 touchdowns, with 1 interception, and down drive, capped by Keke Coutee’s 6-yard catch with 10:57 to
was the leading rusher in the game with 54 yards on 9 carries. play. The Texans’ defense forced a punt and the offense drove to
L.A. Chargers 6 6 0 11 — 23 the Colts’ 24 with five minutes remaining, but a sack and three
Baltimore 0 0 3 14 — 17 incompletions stalled the drive. Mack carried five consecutive
LAC — FG Badgley 21 times, converting a pair of first downs, to help the Colts run off the
LAC — FG Badgley 53 final 4:09 of the game. Luck was 18 of 32 for 222 yards and 2
LAC — FG Badgley 40 touchdowns, with 1 interception. Mack rushed 24 times for 148
LAC — FG Badgley 34 yads. Watson completed 29 of 49 passes for 235 yards and 1
Balt — FG Tucker 33 touchdown, with 1 interception. Coutee had 11 receptions for 110
LAC — Gordon 1 run (M. Williams pass from Rivers) yards.
LAC — FG Badgley 47 Indianapolis 14 7 0 0 — 21
Balt — Crabtree 31 pass from Jackson (Tucker kick) Houston 0 0 0 7 — 7
Balt — Crabtree 7 pass from Jackson (Tucker kick) Ind — Ebron 6 pass from Luck (Vinatieri kick)
Ind — Mack 2 run (Vinatieri kick)
Ind — Inman 18 pass from Luck (Vinatieri kick)
Hou — Coutee 6 pass from Watson (Fairbairn kick)

NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF GAMES RESULTS

Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance
2018 Jan. 6 Philadelphia ($27,000) Chi. Bears ($29,000) 16-15 Chicago 62,462
Jan. 5 Dallas ($29,000) Seattle ($27,000) 24-22 Dallas 94,327
2017 Jan. 7 New Orleans ($28,000) Carolina ($26,000) 31-26 New Orleans 73,186
Jan. 6 Atlanta ($26,000) L.A. Rams ($28,000) 26-13 Los Angeles 74,300
2016 Jan. 8 Green Bay ($27,000) N.Y. Giants ($24,000) 38-13 Green Bay 77,549
Jan. 7 Seattle ($27,000) Detroit ($24,000) 26-6 Seattle 68,788
2015 Jan. 10 Green Bay ($23,000) Washington ($25,000) 35-18 Washington 81,367
Jan. 10 Seattle ($23,000) Minnesota ($25,000) 10-9 Minneapolis 52,090
2014 Jan. 4 Dallas ($24,000) Detroit ($22,000) 24-20 Dallas 91,410
Jan. 3 Carolina ($24,000) Arizona ($22,000) 27-16 Charlotte 71,849
2013 Jan. 5 San Francisco ($21,000) Green Bay ($23,000) 23-20 Green Bay 77,525
Jan. 4 New Orleans ($21,000) Philadelphia ($23,000) 26-24 Philadelphia 69,144
2012 Jan. 6 Seattle ($20,000) Washington ($22,000) 24-14 Washington 84,325
Jan. 5 Green Bay ($22,000) Minnesota ($20,000) 24-10 Green Bay 71,548
2011 Jan. 8 N.Y. Giants ($22,000) Atlanta ($20,000) 24-2 East Rutherford 79,909
Jan. 7 New Orleans ($22,000) Detroit ($20,000) 45-28 New Orleans 73,038
2010 Jan. 9 Green Bay ($19,000) Philadelphia ($21,000) 21-16 Philadelphia 69,144
Jan. 8 Seattle ($21,000) New Orleans ($19,000) 41-36 Seattle 66,336
2009 Jan. 10 Arizona ($21,000) Green Bay ($19,000) 51-45* Glendale 61,926
Jan. 9 Dallas ($21,000) Philadelphia ($19,000) 34-14 Dallas 92,951
2008 Jan. 4 Philadelphia ($18,000) Minnesota ($20,000) 26-14 Minneapolis 61,746
Jan. 3 Arizona ($20,000) Atlanta ($18,000) 30-24 Glendale 62,848
2007 Jan. 6 N.Y. Giants ($18,000) Tampa Bay ($20,000) 24-14 Tampa 65,621
Jan. 5 Seattle ($20,000) Washington ($18,000) 35-14 Seattle 68,297
2006 Jan. 7 Philadelphia ($19,000) N.Y. Giants ($17,000) 23-20 Philadelphia 69,094
Jan. 6 Seattle ($19,000) Dallas ($17,000) 21-20 Seattle 68,058
2005 Jan. 8 Carolina ($17,000) N.Y. Giants ($19,000) 23-0 East Rutherford 79,378
Jan. 7 Washington ($17,000) Tampa Bay ($19,000) 17-10 Tampa 65,514
2004 Jan. 9 Minnesota ($15,000) Green Bay ($18,000) 31-17 Green Bay 71,075
Jan. 8 St. L. Rams ($15,000) Seattle ($18,000) 27-20 Seattle 65,397
2003 Jan. 4 Green Bay ($18,000) Seattle ($15,000) 33-27* Green Bay 71,457
Jan. 3 Carolina ($18,000) Dallas ($15,000) 29-10 Charlotte 73,014
2002 Jan. 5 San Francisco ($17,000) N.Y. Giants ($12,500) 39-38 San Francisco 66,318
Jan. 4 Atlanta ($12,500) Green Bay ($17,000) 27-7 Green Bay 65,358
2001 Jan. 13 Green Bay ($12,500) San Francisco ($12,500) 25-15 Green Bay 59,825
Jan. 12 Philadelphia ($17,000) Tampa Bay ($12,500) 31-9 Philadelphia 65,847
2000 Dec. 31 Philadelphia ($12,500) Tampa Bay ($12,500) 21-3 Philadelphia 65,813
Dec. 30 New Orleans ($16,000) St. L. Rams ($12,500) 31-28 New Orleans 64,900
1999 Jan. 9 Minnesota ($10,000) Dallas ($10,000) 27-10 Minneapolis 64,056
Jan. 8 Washington ($16,000) Detroit ($10,000) 27-13 Washington 79,411
1998 Jan. 3 San Francisco ($10,000) Green Bay ($10,000) 30-27 San Francisco 66,506
Jan. 2 Arizona ($10,000) Dallas ($15,000) 20-7 Dallas 62,969

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Season Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share) Score Site Attendance

1997 Dec. 28 Tampa Bay ($10,000) Detroit ($10,000) 20-10 Tampa 73,361
Dec. 27 Minnesota ($10,000) N.Y. Giants ($15,000) 23-22 East Rutherford 77,497
1996 Dec. 29 San Francisco ($10,000) Philadelphia ($10,000) 14-0 San Francisco 56,460
Dec. 28 Dallas ($14,000) Minnesota ($10,000) 40-15 Dallas 64,682
1995 Dec. 31 Green Bay ($13,000) Atlanta ($7,500) 37-20 Green Bay 60,453
Dec. 30 Philadelphia ($7,500) Detroit ($7,500) 58-37 Philadelphia 66,099
1994 Jan. 1 Chi. Bears ($7,500) Minnesota ($12,000) 35-18 Minnesota 60,347
Dec. 31 Green Bay ($7,500) Detroit ($7,500) 16-12 Green Bay 58,125
1993 Jan. 9 N.Y. Giants ($7,500) Minnesota ($7,500) 17-10 East Rutherford 75,089
Jan. 8 Green Bay ($7,500) Detroit ($12,000) 28-24 Detroit 68,479
1992 Jan. 3 Philadelphia ($6,000) New Orleans ($6,000) 36-20 New Orleans 68,893
Jan. 2 Washington ($6,000) Minnesota ($10,000) 24-7 Minnesota 57,353
1991 Dec. 29 Dallas ($6,000) Chi. Bears ($6,000) 17-13 Chicago 62,594
Dec. 28 Atlanta ($6,000) New Orleans ($10,000) 27-20 New Orleans 68,794
1990 Jan. 6 Chi. Bears ($10,000) New Orleans ($6,000) 16-6 Chicago 60,767
Jan. 5 Washington ($6,000) Philadelphia ($6,000) 20-6 Philadelphia 65,287
1989 Dec. 31 L.A. Rams ($6,000) Philadelphia ($6,000) 21-7 Philadelphia 65,479
1988 Dec. 26 Minnesota ($6,000) L.A. Rams ($6,000) 28-17 Minnesota 61,204
1987 Jan. 3 Minnesota ($6,000) New Orleans ($6,000) 44-10 New Orleans 68,546
1986 Dec. 28 Washington ($6,000) L.A. Rams ($6,000) 19-7 Washington 54,567
1985 Dec. 29 N.Y. Giants ($6,000) San Francisco ($6,000) 17-3 East Rutherford 75,131
1984 Dec. 23 N.Y. Giants ($6,000) L.A. Rams ($6,000) 16-13 Anaheim 67,037
1983 Dec. 26 L.A. Rams ($6,000) Dallas ($6,000) 24-17 Dallas 62,118
1982 Jan. 9 Dallas ($6,000) Tampa Bay ($6,000) 30-17 Dallas 65,042
Jan. 9 Minnesota ($6,000) Atlanta ($6,000) 30-24 Minnesota 60,560
Jan. 8 Green Bay ($6,000) St. L. Cardinals ($6,000) 41-16 Green Bay 54,282
Jan. 8 Washington ($6,000) Detroit ($6,000) 31-7 Washington 55,045
1981 Dec. 27 N.Y. Giants ($3,000) Philadelphia ($3,000) 27-21 Philadelphia 71,611
1980 Dec. 28 Dallas ($3,000) L.A. Rams ($3,000) 34-13 Dallas 63,052
1979 Dec. 23 Philadelphia ($3,000) Chi. Bears ($3,000) 27-17 Philadelphia 69,397
1978 Dec. 24 Atlanta ($3,000) Philadelphia ($3,000) 14-13 Atlanta 59,403
*Overtime

2018 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF GAMES
Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois
January 6, 2019, Attendance: 62,462
PHILADELPHIA 16, CHICAGO 15—Treyvon Hester tipped Cody
Parkey’s potential game-winning field goal attempt, forcing it to
bounce off the left upright and then the crossbar, with five sec-
onds remaining to lift the Eagles to victory. The Eagles scored on
the game’s opening possession and early in the second quarter
were driving for more when Roquan Smith interecepted Nick
Foles’ pass. The Bears capitalized on the turnover when Parkey’s
36-yard field goal tied the game moments later. Mitchell Trubisky,
making his first postseason start, guided the Bears 78 yards in
the final 2:38 of the half, capped by Parkey’s 29-yard field goal,
for a 6-3 halftime lead. Three defensive penalties by the Bears
aided the Eagles’ 83-yard drive in the third quarter. Nick Foles fin-
ished the drive with a 10-yard touchdown pass to Dallas Goedert
for a 10-6 lead. Trubisky’s 45-yard pass to Allen Robinson late in
the third quarter set up Parkey’s third field goal. On Chicago’s
next drive Trubisky completed a 19-yard pass to Tyler Gabriel on
third-and-11 and three plays later found Robinson for a 22-yard
touchdown with 9:04 to play to take a 15-10 lead. The Bears
went for the 2-point conversion, but Gabriel was stopped short.
After an exchange of punts, Foles engineered a 60-yard drive,
highlighted by Alshon Jeffery’s 11-yard catch on third-and-9 to
the Bears’ 2, and capped by Golden Tate’s 2-yard catch with 56
seconds remaining. Wendell Smallwood was stopped short on
the Eagles’ 2-point conversion attempt. Tarik Cohen returned the
kickoff 35 yards, and Trubisky completed passes of 25 and 8
yards to Robinson to reach the Eagles’ 25-yard-line, but Hester
tipped Parkey’s kick, altering the trajectory to force the ball to
bounce off both the upright and the crossbar. Foles was 25 of 40
for 266 yards and 2 touchdowns, with 2 interceptions. Trubisky
completed 26 of 43 attempts for 303 yards and 1 touchdown.
Robinson had 10 receptions for 143 yards.
Philadelphia 3 0 7 6 — 16
Chicago 0 6 0 9 — 15
Phil — FG Elliott 43
Chi — FG Parkey 36
Chi — FG Parkey 29
Phil — Goedert 10 pass from Foles (Elliott kick)
Chi — FG Parkey 34
Chi — Robinson 22 pass from Trubisky (pass failed)
Phil — Tate 2 pass from Foles (run failed)
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AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
January 5, 2019, Attendance: 94,327
DALLAS 24, SEATTLE 22—Ezekiel Elliott rushed for 137 yards
and a touchdown as the Cowboys rallied to win their first post-
season game since 2014. The Cowboys’ defense limited the
Seahawks to 11 first downs and allowed them to convert just 2
of 13 third-down opportunities. Dallas scored on the game’s ini-
tial drive, taking a 3-0 lead on Brett Maher’s 39-yard field goal. In
the second quarter, Tyler Lockett had catches of 40 and 25 yards
on consecutive drives to set up two Sebastian Janikowski field
goals and give Seattle a 6-3 lead with 1:43 left in the half. Elliott’s
44-yard run on the ensuing drive led to Dak Prescott’s 11-yard
touchdown pass to Michael Gallup 24 seconds before halftime
for a 10-6 Dallas lead. An excellent punt by Michael Dickson
pinned Dallas back to its own 2-yard-line in the third quarter. The
Seahawks’ defense forced a three-and-out, and Russell Wilson
capped the ensuing 44-yard drive with a 4-yard run. With
Janikowski injured, Mike Davis ran for the 2-point conversion and
Seattle led 14-10. Dallas answered immeditaely, keyed by Amari
Cooper’s 34-yard catch and run, and regained the lead with
Elliott’s 1-yard plunge with 12:28 to play. Later in the quarter, Dal-
las converted three third downs on an 11-play, 63-yard drive that
consumed more than five minutes, highlighted by Prescott’s 16-
yard run on third-and-14, and capped by his 1-yard sneak on the
next play for a 24-14 lead with 2:08 left. Wilson completed a 53-
yard pass to Lockett to set up J.D. McKissic’s 7-yard scoring
grab. Chris Carson’s 2-point conversion run trimmed the lead to
24-22 with 1:18 to play, but Cole Beasley recovered Dickson’s
onside kick attempt to secure the victory. Prescott was 22 of 33
for 226 yards and 1 touchdown, with 1 interception. Elliott car-
ried 26 times for 137 yards, and Cooper had 7 receptions for 106
yards. Wilson completed 18 of 27 passes for 233 yards and 1
touchdown. Lockett had 4 catches for 120 yards.
Seattle 0 6 8 8 — 22
Dallas 3 7 0 14 — 24
Dall — FG Maher 39
Sea — FG Janikowski 27
Sea — FG Janikowski 42
Dall — Gallup 11 pass from Prescott (Maher kick)
Sea — Wilson 4 run (Davis run)
Dall — Elliott 1 run (Maher kick)
Dall — Prescott 1 run (Maher kick)
Sea — McKissic 7 pass from Wilson (Carson run)
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AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
Balt. Buff. Cin. Clev. Den. Hou. Ind. Jax. K.C. L.A.C. Mia. N.E. N.Y.J. Oak. Pitt. Tenn.
Total 14-12 10-10 3-16 1-9 27-22 4-8 21-25 5-6 14-10 16-18 19-9 30-19 10-13 19-20 28-21 11-10
2018 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-2 2-1 0-1 0-1
2017 0-1 0-2 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-2 3-0
2016 0-3 1-0 0-1 2-1 1-1 1-0 1-0
2015 0-1 3-0 0-1 0-2 2-1 1-0
2014 0-1 0-2 3-0 0-2 0-1 0-1 3-0 3-0
2013 0-1 1-2 0-2 2-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 1-0 1-1
2012 2-0 0-1 2-0 1-1 0-1 0-2 1-2
2011 2-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-2 2-1
2010 0-1 2-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-0 1-2
2009 1-0 0-1 3-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-1
2008 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-1 0-1 2-1 0-2 2-0
2007 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-2 1-1 3-0 1-1 1-0
2006 2-2 3-0 0-1 3-0 0-2 0-1 0-1
2005 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-0
2004 2-1 0-1 1-0 0-2 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-2 1-0 2-0 2-0
2003 1-1 0-2 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-0
2002 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-2 2-0 2-0 0-1
2001 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-2 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-1 1-0 0-1
2000 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-2 2-0 0-1 0-1
1999 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1
1998 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0
1997 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-0
1996 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0
1995 0-2 2-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1
1994 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 1-0 2-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-1
1993 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-3 0-1 0-2 1-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-1 2-1
1992 1-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-2 1-0 1-1
1991 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-1 2-0
1990 1-0 1-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-2 1-1
1989 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-2
1988 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1
1987 0-1 0-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-1
1986
1985 1-0 0-1
1984 0-1 1-0
1983 1-0
1982
1981
1980 0-1
1979
1978 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1

SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ALL-TIME STANDINGS

AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
East W L T Pct. South W L T Pct.
Miami 19 9 0 .679 Tennessee 11 10 0 .524
New England 30 19 0 .612 Indianapolis 21 25 0 .457
Buffalo 10 10 0 .500 Jacksonville 5 6 0 .455
New York Jets 10 13 0 .435 Houston 4 8 0 .333

North W L T Pct. West W L T Pct.

Pittsburgh 28 21 0 .571 Kansas City 14 10 0 .583
Baltimore 14 12 0 .538 Denver 27 22 0 .551
Cincinnati 3 16 0 .158 Oakland 19 20 0 .487
Cleveland 1 9 0 .100 Los Angeles Chargers 16 18 0 .471

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SUNDAY NIGHT WON-LOST RECORDS, 1978-2018
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
Ariz. Atl. Car. Chi. Dall. Det. G.B. L.A.R. Minn. N.O. N.Y.G. Phil. S.F. Sea. T.B. Wash.
Total 10-15-1 10-10 6-10 18-23 34-32 6-13 26-15 10-14 19-19 20-14 22-30-1 24-20 14-15 25-13-1 6-12 18-17-1
2018 2-1 2-1 1-0 1-2 0-2 1-2 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 2-0
2017 1-1 2-1 0-1 0-2 1-1 1-1 2-0 1-0
2016 0-1-1 0-1 0-1 3-1 0-1 2-2 1-0 1-1 0-1 2-0-1 0-1 1-0
2015 3-0 1-0 1-2 0-1 1-2 2-0 1-0 1-2 1-2 0-1 0-2
2014 0-1 0-1 1-1 3-0 1-1 1-1 0-2 1-1 0-2 1-0
2013 0-1 0-1 1-1 2-2 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-1 2-0 1-1 1-0 0-2
2012 1-0 0-1 1-2 0-2 2-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 2-1 1-0 1-0
2011 1-1 1-1 0-4 0-1 2-0 0-1 2-0 2-1 2-1
2010 0-1 0-3 2-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-2 3-0 0-1 1-0 1-1
2009 2-1 1-0 1-0 0-3 2-1 1-0 0-2 1-2 2-1 0-1
2008 0-1 2-1 3-0 0-1 1-0 2-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-2
2007 1-1 3-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-2 0-3 0-1 2-0
2006 0-1 2-1 2-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1 1-1 0-1
2005 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0
2004 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1 0-2
2003 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1
2002 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0
2001 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-2 2-0 2-0 1-1 0-1 1-0
2000 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-2 0-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-1 1-0 1-0
1999 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-2 2-0
1998 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-2 0-1 0-1
1997 1-0 0-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0-1
1996 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0
1995 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1
1994 1-1 0-2 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1
1993 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0
1992 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1
1991 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 2-0
1990 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 1-0 0-2 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-0
1989 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1
1988 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1
1987 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 2-0 1-0 0-1
1986 0-1 1-0
1985 1-0 0-1
1984 1-0 0-1
1983 0-1
1982 1-0 0-1
1981 1-0 0-1
1980 1-0
1979 1-0 0-1
1978 1-0

SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ALL-TIME STANDINGS

NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
East W L T Pct. South W L T Pct.
Philadelphia 24 20 0 .545 New Orleans 20 14 0 .588
Dallas 34 32 0 .515 Atlanta 10 10 0 .500
Washington 18 17 1 .514 Carolina 6 10 0 .375
New York Giants 22 30 1 .425 Tampa Bay 6 12 0 .333

North W L T Pct. West W L T Pct.

Green Bay 26 15 0 .634 Seattle 25 13 1 .654
Minnesota 19 19 0 .500 San Francisco 14 15 0 .483
Chicago 18 23 0 .439 Los Angeles Rams 10 14 0 .417
Detroit 6 13 0 .316 Arizona 10 15 1 .404

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MONDAY NIGHT WON-LOST RECORDS, 1970-2018
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
Balt. Buff. Cin. Clev. Den. Hou. Ind. Jax. K.C. L.A.C. Mia. N.E. N.Y.J. Oak. Pitt. Tenn.
Total 12-11 17-26 11-24 15-15 32-40-1 5-8 23-17 8-7 26-19 22-23 42-42 25-25 22-31 39-29-1 46-24 23-18
2018 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-1
2017 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0
2016 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-2 1-0 1-0 0-2 1-0 1-0
2015 1-1 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0
2014 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-2 2-0 0-1
2013 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1
2012 1-0 0-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-2 0-1 1-0 1-0
2011 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-2 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-1
2010 2-0 0-1 0-1 0-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-1 2-0 1-2 1-0 1-0
2009 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0
2008 0-1 0-1 2-1 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 1-0
2007 0-3 0-1 1-1 1-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 2-0 1-1
2006 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1
2005 1-1 1-0 3-0 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-2 2-1
2004 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-1 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-1
2003 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 0-3 0-1 0-1
2002 1-0 0-2 0-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 2-0 2-1 1-0
2001 2-0 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-2
2000 0-1 1-1 2-0 0-2 1-1 0-1 1-1 2-0 0-1 3-0
1999 1-0 1-2 2-0 1-2 0-1 2-1 0-1 1-0
1998 2-1 2-0 0-2 1-2 1-2 1-0 2-1
1997 1-1 2-1 0-1 1-0 2-0 1-2 1-2 0-2 0-2
1996 0-2 1-0 1-0 0-2 1-1 1-2 2-1 3-0
1995 1-1 0-2 1-0 1-1 1-1 2-1 1-0 0-2 1-1
1994 1-1 0-2 1-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 2-0 0-3
1993 2-1 1-0 0-2 0-1 2-0 2-0 1-2 1-0 3-0 0-1
1992 2-0 0-1 0-1 0-2 1-0 2-1 0-1 0-2 1-0 1-0
1991 2-1 0-2 2-1 1-1 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-1
1990 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 1-0 1-0
1989 1-2 1-2 1-1 2-0 0-1 1-0 1-0
1988 2-0 1-2 0-2 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-0
1987 1-0 2-1 1-1 1-1 2-1 1-1
1986 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-2 1-0 1-1 0-1 0-2
1985 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 2-1 0-1 1-0 2-0 0-2
1984 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-2 3-0 0-1 2-1 1-1
1983 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-1 1-1 2-0 1-0 1-0
1982 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1
1981 1-1 0-1 1-0 2-1 1-1 0-1 2-1 1-1 0-1
1980 1-1 1-2 1-0 1-1 1-2 1-0 3-0 0-2 2-0
1979 1-0 0-2 1-0 0-2 0-2 1-1 2-0 2-1 2-0
1978 1-2 1-1 2-1 1-0 2-1 0-2 1-0 1-1 2-0
1977 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 2-0
1976 0-2 1-1 2-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-1
1975 0-2 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 1-0 0-1
1974 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 2-0
1973 1-0 0-1 0-0-1 1-1 2-0 0-1 0-0-1 1-1
1972 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-1
1971 0-1 1-1 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1
1970 0-1 2-0 1-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ALL-TIME STANDINGS
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
East W L T Pct. South W L T Pct.
Miami 42 42 0 .500 Indianapolis 23 17 0 .575
New England 25 25 0 .500 Tennessee 23 18 0 .561
New York Jets 22 31 0 .415 Jacksonville 8 7 0 .533
Buffalo 17 26 0 .395 Houston 5 8 0 .385

North W L T Pct. West W L T Pct.

Pittsburgh 46 24 0 .657 Kansas City 26 19 0 .578
Baltimore 12 11 0 .522 Oakland 39 29 1 .572
Cleveland 15 15 0 .500 Los Angeles Chargers 22 23 0 .489
Cincinnati 11 24 0 .314 Denver 32 40 1 .445
From 1970-71, tie games were not included in winning percentage.

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MONDAY NIGHT WON-LOST RECORDS, 1970-2018
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
Ariz. Atl. Car. Chi. Dall. Det. G.B. L.A.R. Minn. N.O. N.Y.G. Phil. S.F. Sea. T.B. Wash.
Total 9-16-1 15-27 10-7 31-38 46-34 16-18-1 32-32-1 28-32 29-32 20-22 25-39-1 35-27 48-27 24-10 11-11 28-44
2018 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 2-0 1-1 1-0 0-2 1-1 0-1 0-2
2017 0-1 2-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 0-2
2016 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-2
2015 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 0-1
2014 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-1 0-2 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-1
2013 0-2 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 0-2
2012 0-1 1-0 1-0 2-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-2 2-0 1-0 1-0
2011 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1 2-0 1-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1
2010 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 0-2 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 0-1
2009 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 2-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-2
2008 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-2 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1
2007 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-0
2006 0-1 0-1 1-1 2-0 0-1 0-2 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-1 2-0 2-0 0-1 0-1
2005 3-0 1-0 1-1 0-3 0-1 1-0 0-2 1-0 0-3 1-0 1-0
2004 0-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 0-2 2-1 0-1 0-1 0-1
2003 0-1 0-1 1-0 2-1 2-0 0-2 2-1 1-0 2-1
2002 0-3 2-0 2-1 0-1 3-0 1-2 0-1 1-1 0-1
2001 1-0 0-1 2-0 2-1 1-1 0-1 0-3 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-2
2000 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-2 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-2
1999 0-1 1-2 1-2 1-2 2-1 1-0 1-2 1-0 1-0
1998 2-0 1-1 0-3 1-0 0-2 0-1 3-0 1-1 0-1
1997 1-1 1-1 1-2 3-0 0-1 0-2 3-0 1-0
1996 0-1 2-0 2-1 0-2 2-1 0-1 0-2 2-1
1995 0-1 1-2 3-0 2-0 1-0 0-2 0-1 0-1 2-1
1994 0-2 2-1 1-0 1-0 2-0 0-2 1-2 2-0 2-1
1993 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-0 0-2 1-0 1-1 1-2 1-2
1992 0-2 0-3 2-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 1-0 1-2
1991 2-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-0
1990 0-1 0-3 0-1 1-1 1-1 2-0 3-0 1-0 0-1
1989 1-1 0-2 1-1 1-1 2-1 0-2 3-0 1-0 0-2
1988 0-1 1-2 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-2
1987 1-2 2-1 1-2 1-0 0-3 2-0 0-2 1-1
1986 0-1 2-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 2-1 0-2 2-0 1-1
1985 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 2-1 0-1 1-2 0-2 2-1
1984 0-2 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 2-0 1-1
1983 0-0-1 0-1 1-1 2-0 2-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-1-1 1-0 0-1 1-2
1982 1-2 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0
1981 1-2 0-2 2-0 1-0 2-0 0-3 1-1 1-0
1980 1-1 1-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-2
1979 1-2 0-2 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 2-0 1-0
1978 1-0 0-3 1-1 0-2 2-0 0-1 1-1
1977 2-0 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-2 1-1
1976 0-1 1-0 0-2 1-1 0-1 2-0 2-0
1975 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0
1974 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-2 2-0
1973 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-1
1972 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 1-0 1-0 0-2 0-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-0
1971 1-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1-1 0-1-1 0-2 2-0 0-1 0-1 1-0
1970 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 2-0 1-1 0-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-1
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ALL-TIME STANDINGS
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
East W L T Pct. South W L T Pct.
Dallas 46 34 0 .575 Carolina 10 7 0 .588
Philadelphia 35 27 0 .565 Tampa Bay 11 11 0 .500
New York Giants 25 39 1 .392 New Orleans 20 22 0 .476
Washington 28 44 0 .389 Atlanta 15 27 0 .357

North W L T Pct. West W L T Pct.

Green Bay 32 32 1 .500 Seattle 24 10 0 .706
Minnesota 29 32 0 .475 San Francisco 48 27 0 .640
Detroit 16 18 1 .471 Los Angeles Rams 28 32 0 .467
Chicago 31 38 0 .449 Arizona 9 16 1 .365
From 1970-71, tie games were not included in winning percentage.

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 MONDAY NIGHT RECORDS
Compiled by Elias Sports Bureau
*NFL record.
MONDAY NIGHT RECORDS
SCORING
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Career
36 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000;
Oakland, 2001-04; Seattle 2004
24 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona 2003-04
20 Terrell Owens, San Francisco, 1996-2003;
Philadelphia, 2004-05; Dallas, 2006-08;
Buffalo, 2009; Cincinnati, 2010
Most Touchdowns, Game
4 Ron Johnson, N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia,
Oct. 2, 1972
Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers vs. Miami, Nov. 20, 1978
Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders vs. S.D. Chargers,
Sept. 24, 1984
Eric Dickerson, Indianapolis vs. Denver,
Oct. 31, 1988
Emmitt Smith, Dallas at N.Y. Giants, Sept. 4, 1995
Marshall Faulk, St. L. Rams at Tampa Bay,
Dec. 18, 2000
FIELD GOALS
Most Field Goals, Career
52 Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005;
Indianapolis, 2006-18
51 Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh, 1982-94; Philadelphia,
1995-96; San Francisco, 1997;
Minnesota, 1998-2002; Tennessee, 2003-04
50 Jason Elam, Denver, 1993-2007; Atlanta, 2008-09
Most Field Goals, Game
7 Chris Boniol, Dallas vs. Green Bay, Nov. 18, 1996*
Billy Cundiff, Dallas at N.Y. Giants, Sept. 15, 2003 (OT)*
6 Dan Bailey, Dallas vs. Washington, Sept. 26, 2011
Justin Tucker, Bal. Ravens at Detroit,
December 16, 2013
5 Tim Mazzetti, Atlanta vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 30, 1978
Roger Ruzek, Dallas at L.A. Rams, Dec. 21, 1987
Rich Karlis, Minnesota vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 25, 1989
Nick Lowery, Kansas City vs. Denver, Sept. 20, 1993
Chris Jacke, Green Bay vs. San Francisco,
Oct. 14, 1996 (OT)
Richie Cunningham, Dallas vs. Philadelphia,
Sept. 15, 1997
Phil Dawson, Cle. Browns vs. Buffalo, Nov. 17, 2008
Nick Folk, N.Y. Jets vs. Minnesota, Oct. 11, 2010
Nate Kaeding, S.D. Chargers at Oakland, Sept. 10, 2012
Ryan Succop, Tennessee vs. Indianapolis,
Oct. 16, 2017
Harrison Butker, Kansas City vs. Denver,
Oct. 30, 2017
RUSHING
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Gained, Career
2,434 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
1,897 Tony Dorsett, Dallas, 1977-87; Denver, 1988
1,769 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo, 1988-99; Miami, 2000
Most Yards Gained, Game
221 Bo Jackson, L.A. Raiders at Seattle, Nov. 30, 1987
216 Ricky Williams, Miami vs. Chi. Bears, Dec. 9, 2002
214 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo at N.Y. Jets,
Sept. 24, 1990
Longest Run From Scrimmage, Game
99 Tony Dorsett, Dallas at Minnesota,
Jan. 3, 1983 (TD)*
97 Lamar Miller, Hou. Texans vs. Tennessee,
Nov. 26, 2018 (TD)
94 Chris Johnson, Tennessee vs. N.Y. Jets,
Dec. 17, 2012 (TD)
502
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career
23 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
17 Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders, 1982-92;
Kansas City, 1993-97
14 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983-87; Indianapolis,
1987-91; L.A. Raiders, 1992; Atlanta, 1993
Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game
4 Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers vs. Miami, Nov. 20, 1978
Eric Dickerson, Indianapolis vs. Denver, Oct. 31, 1988
Emmitt Smith, Dallas at N.Y. Giants, Sept. 4, 1995
PASSING
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Gained, Career
9,654 Dan Marino, Miami, 1983-99
9,068 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008; Minnesota, 2009-10
6,879 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05;
New Orleans, 2006-18
Most Yards Gained, Game
517 Tom Brady, New England vs. Miami, Sept. 12, 2011
478 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City at L.A. Rams,
Nov. 19, 2018
458 Joe Montana, San Francisco at L.A. Rams,
Dec. 11, 1989
Longest Pass Play
99 Brett Favre to Robert Brooks, Green Bay at
Chi. Bears, Sept. 11, 1995 (TD)*
Tom Brady to Wes Welker, New England vs. Miami,
Sept. 12, 2011*
97 Bernie Kosar to Webster Slaughter, Cle. Browns vs.
Chi. Bears, Oct. 23, 1989 (TD)
95 Joe Montana to John Taylor, San Francisco at
L.A. Rams, Dec. 11, 1989 (TD)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdown Passes, Career
74 Dan Marino, Miami, 1983-99
69 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008; Minnesota, 2009-10
50 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05;
New Orleans, 2006-18
Most Touchdown Passes, Game
6 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City at L.A. Rams,
Nov. 19, 2018
5 Dave Krieg, Seattle vs. L.A. Raiders, Nov. 28, 1988
Jim Kelly, Buffalo vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 1991
Vinny Testaverde, N.Y. Jets vs. Miami, Oct. 23, 2000 (OT)
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Bal. Ravens,
Nov. 5, 2007
Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. New England,
Nov. 30, 2009
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. Kansas City,
Sept. 28, 2015
RECEIVING
PASS RECEPTIONS
Most Pass Receptions, Career
254 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000;
Oakland, 2001-04; Seattle, 2004
124 Andre Reed, Buffalo, 1985-99; Washington, 2000
123 Cris Carter, Philadelphia, 1987-89; Minnesota,
1990-2001; Miami, 2002
Most Pass Receptions, Game
14 Herman Moore, Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Dec. 4, 1995
Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Minnesota, Dec. 18, 1995
13 Andre Reed, Buffalo vs. Denver, Sept. 18, 1989
Terrell Owens, San Francisco vs. Philadelphia,
Nov. 25, 2002
Darren McFadden, Oakland vs. S.D. Chargers,
Sept. 10, 2012
Jason Witten, Dallas vs. Chi. Bears, Oct. 1, 2012
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona vs. Dallas, Sept. 25, 2017
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YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Gained, Career
4,029 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000;
Oakland, 2001-04; Seattle, 2004
1,783 Andre Reed, Buffalo, 1985-99; Washington, 2000
1,697 Terrell Owens, San Francisco, 1996-2003;
Philadelphia, 2004-05; Dallas, 2006-08;
Buffalo, 2009; Cincinnati, 2010
Most Yards Gained, Game
289 Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Minnesota,
Dec. 18, 1995
286 John Taylor, San Francisco at L.A. Rams,
Dec. 11, 1989
260 Wes Chandler, S.D. Chargers vs. Cincinnati,
Dec. 20, 1982
TOUCHDOWN
Most Receiving Touchdowns, Career
34 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000;
Oakland, 2001-04; Seattle, 2004
20 Terrell Owens, San Francisco, 1996-2003;
Philadelphia, 2004-05; Dallas, 2006-08;
Buffalo, 2009; Cincinnati, 2010
18 Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998-2004;
Oakland, 2005-06; New England, 2007-10;
Minnesota, 2010; Tennessee, 2010;
San Francisco, 2012
Most Receiving Touchdowns, Game
3 Ron Johnson, N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia,
Oct. 2, 1972
Wesley Walker, N.Y. Jets at Detroit, Dec. 6, 1982
Steve Largent, Seattle at San Diego, Oct. 29, 1984
Mark Clayton, Miami vs. Dallas, Dec. 17, 1984
Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Chi. Bears,
Dec. 14, 1987
Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Minnesota,
Dec. 18, 1995
Lamar Thomas, Miami vs. Denver, Dec. 21, 1998
Ed McCaffrey, Denver vs. Miami, Sept. 13, 1999
Randy Moss, Minnesota vs. N.Y. Giants,
Nov. 19, 2001
Isaac Bruce, St.L. Rams at New Orleans,
Dec. 17, 2001
Terrell Owens, Philadelphia at Dallas, Nov. 15, 2004
Drew Bennett, Tennessee vs. Kansas City,
Dec. 13, 2004
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis vs. Cincinnati,
Dec. 18, 2006
Randall Cobb, Green Bay vs. Kansas City,
Sept. 28, 2015
Dwayne Allen, Indianapolis vs. N.Y. Jets,
Dec. 5, 2016
MONDAY NIGHT RECORDS
Charlie Babb, Miami vs. Oakland, Sept. 22, 1975
Charles Phillips, Oakland vs. Denver, Dec. 8, 1975
Mark Murphy, Washington at S.D. Chargers,
Oct. 31, 1983
Ken Easley, Seattle at S.D. Chargers, Oct. 29, 1984
Dwayne Harper, S.D. Chargers vs. Oakland,
Nov. 27, 1995
Marcus Coleman, N.Y. Jets vs. Miami,
Oct. 23, 2000 (OT)
Keith Bulluck, Tennessee vs. New Orleans,
Sept. 24, 2007
Longest Interception Return
102 Eddie Anderson, L.A. Raiders at Miami,
Dec. 14, 1992 (TD)
101 Lito Sheppard, Philadelphia at Dallas,
Nov. 15, 2004 (TD)
100 Darrelle Revis, N.Y. Jets vs. Miami, Oct. 17, 2011 (TD)
SACKS
Most Sacks, Career
24.5 Bruce Smith, Buffalo, 1985-99; Washington,
2000-03
20.0 Richard Dent, Chi. Bears, 1983-93, 1995;
San Francisco, 1994; Indianapolis, 1996;
Philadelphia, 1997
18.0 Kevin Greene, L.A. Rams, 1985-92; Pittsburgh,
1993-95; Carolina, 1996, 1998-99;
San Francisco, 1997
PUNTING
Highest Punt Average, Career (Minimum: 25 Punts)
48.03 Shane Lechler, Oakland, 2000-12;
Hou. Texans, 2013-17
47.48 Sam Martin, Detroit, 2013-18
47.05 Mike Scifres, S.D. Chargers, 2003-15
Longest Punt
90 Rodney Williams, N.Y. Giants at Denver,
Sept. 10, 2001
83 Bryan Barker, Jacksonville vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 11, 1999
77 Shane Lechler, Oakland vs. Denver, Sept. 12, 2011
PUNT RETURNS
Longest Punt Return
99 Dwayne Harris, Oakland vs. Denver,
Dec. 24, 2018 (TD)
95 John Taylor, San Francisco vs. Washington,
Nov. 21, 1988 (TD)
94 Dennis McKinnon, Chi. Bears vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept. 14, 1987 (TD)
Dexter McCluster, Kansas City vs. S.D. Chargers,
Sept. 13, 2010 (TD)

YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE KICKOFF RETURNS

Most Scrimmage Yards, Career Longest Kickoff Return
4,116 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; 105 Terry Fair, Detroit vs. Tampa Bay, Sept. 28, 1998 (TD)
Oakland, 2001-04; Seattle, 2004 104 Allen Rossum, San Francisco vs. Arizona,
2,836 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04 Nov. 10, 2008 (TD)
2,567 Tony Dorsett, Dallas, 1977-87; Denver, 1988 103 Terrence McGee, Buffalo vs. Dallas,
Oct. 8, 2007 (TD)
INTERCEPTIONS BY Brandon Tate, New England at Miami,
Most Interceptions, Career Oct. 4, 2010 (TD)
11 Everson Walls, Dallas, 1981-89; N.Y. Giants, David Reed, Bal. Ravens at Hou. Texans,
1990-92; Cle. Browns, 1992-93 Dec. 13, 2010 (TD)
9 Merton Hanks, San Francisco, 1991-98;
Seattle, 1999 FUMBLES
8 Emmitt Thomas, Kansas City, 1966-78 Longest Fumble Return
Darren Sharper, Green Bay, 1997-2004; Minnesota, 99 Don Griffin, San Francisco vs. Chi. Bears,
2005-08; New Orleans, 2009-10 Dec. 23, 1991 (TD)
Most Interceptions, Game 96 Joe Lavender, Philadelphia vs. Dallas,
4 Dick Anderson, Miami vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 3, 1973* Sept. 23, 1974 (TD)
3 Johnny Robinson, Kansas City at Bal. Colts, 93 Adam Archuleta, St. L. Rams vs. Tampa Bay,
Sept. 28, 1970 Oct. 18, 2004 (TD)
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NFL INTERNATIONAL GAMES (91)
REGULAR SEASON GAMES (33)
(Home Team in capitals)
Date Site Stadium Teams
October 2, 2005 Mexico City, Mexico Estadio Azteca ARIZONA 31, San Francisco 14
October 28, 2007 London, England Wembley Stadium N.Y. Giants 13, MIAMI 10
October 26, 2008 London, England Wembley Stadium NEW ORLEANS 37, San Diego 32
December 7, 2008 Toronto, Canada Rogers Centre Miami 16, BUFFALO 3
October 25, 2009 London, England Wembley Stadium New England 35, TAMPA BAY 7
December 3, 2009 Toronto, Canada Rogers Centre N.Y. Jets 19, BUFFALO 13
October 31, 2010 London, England Wembley Stadium SAN FRANCISCO 24, Denver 16
November 7, 2010 Toronto, Canada Rogers Centre Chicago 22, BUFFALO 19
October 23, 2011 London, England Wembley Stadium Chicago 24, TAMPA BAY 18
October 30, 2011 Toronto, Canada Rogers Centre BUFFALO 23, Washington 0
October 28, 2012 London, England Wembley Stadium New England 45, ST. LOUIS 7
December 16, 2012 Toronto, Canada Rogers Centre Seattle 50, BUFFALO 17
September 29, 2013 London, England Wembley Stadium MINNESOTA 34, Pittsburgh 27
October 27, 2013 London, England Wembley Stadium San Francisco 42, JACKSONVILLE 10
December 1, 2013 Toronto, Canada Rogers Centre Atlanta 34, BUFFALO 31 (OT)
September 28, 2014 London, England Wembley Stadium Miami 38, OAKLAND 14
October 26, 2014 London, England Wembley Stadium Detroit 22, ATLANTA 21
November 9, 2014 London, England Wembley Stadium Dallas 31, JACKSONVILLE 17
October 4, 2015 London, England Wembley Stadium N.Y. Jets 27, MIAMI 14
October 25, 2015 London, England Wembley Stadium JACKSONVILLE 34, Buffalo 31
November 1, 2015 London, England Wembley Stadium KANSAS CITY 45, Detroit 10
October 2, 2016 London, England Wembley Stadium JACKSONVILLE 30, Indianapolis 27
October 23, 2016 London, England Twickenham Stadium New York Giants 17, L.A. RAMS 10
October 30, 2016 London, England Wembley Stadium CINCINNATI 27, Washington 27 (OT-tie)
November 21, 2016 Mexico City, Mexico Estadio Azteca OAKLAND 27, Houston 20
September 24, 2017 London, England Wembley Stadium JACKSONVILLE 44, Baltimore 7
October 1, 2017 London, England Wembley Stadium New Orleans 20, MIAMI 0
October 22, 2017 London, England Twickenham Stadium L.A. RAMS 33, Arizona 0
October 29, 2017 London, England Twickenham Stadium Minnesota 33, CLEVELAND 16
November 19, 2017 Mexico City, Mexico Estadio Azteca New England 33, OAKLAND 8
October 14, 2018 London, England Wembley Stadium Seattle 27, OAKLAND 3
October 21, 2018 London, England Wembley Stadium L.A. CHARGERS 20, Tennessee 19
October 28, 2018 London, England Wembley Stadium Philadelphia 24, JACKSONVILLE 18
PRESEASON GAMES (58)
August 12, 1950 Ottawa, Canada N.Y. Giants 27, Ottawa Rough Riders 6
August 11, 1951 Ottawa, Canada N.Y. Giants 41, Ottawa Rough Riders 18
August 5, 1959 Toronto, Canada Chi. Cardinals 55, Tor. Argonauts 26
August 3, 1960 Toronto, Canada Pittsburgh 43, Toronto Argonauts 16
August 15, 1960 Toronto, Canada Chicago 16, N.Y. Giants 7
August 2, 1961 Toronto, Canada St. Louis 36, Toronto Argonauts 7
August 5, 1961 Montreal, Canada Chicago 34, Montreal Alouettes 16
August 8, 1961 Hamilton, Canada Hamilton Tiger-Cats 38, Buffalo 21
August 25, 1969 Montreal, Canada Detroit 22, Boston 9
September 11, 1969 Montreal, Canada Pittsburgh 17, N.Y. Giants 13
August 16, 1976 Tokyo, Japan St. Louis 20, San Diego 10
August 5, 1978 Mexico City, Mexico New Orleans 14, Philadelphia 7
August 6, 1983 London, England Minnesota 28, St. Louis 10
* August 3, 1986 London, England Chicago 17, Dallas 6
* August 9, 1987 London, England L.A. Rams 28, Denver 27
* July 31, 1988 London, England Miami 27, San Francisco 21
August 14, 1988 Goteborg, Sweden Minnesota 28, Chicago 21
August 18, 1988 Montreal, Canada N.Y. Jets 11, Cleveland 7
* August 5, 1989 Tokyo, Japan L.A. Rams 16, San Francisco 13 (OT)
* August 6, 1989 London, England Philadelphia 17, Cleveland 13
* August 4, 1990 Tokyo, Japan Denver 10, Seattle 7
* August 5, 1990 London, England New Orleans 17, L.A. Raiders 10
* August 9, 1990 Montreal, Canada Pittsburgh 30, New England 14
* August 11, 1990 Berlin, Germany L.A. Rams 19, Kansas City 3
* July 28, 1991 London, England Buffalo 17, Philadelphia 13
* August 3, 1991 Berlin, Germany San Francisco 21, Chicago 7
* August 3, 1991 Tokyo, Japan Miami 19, L.A. Raiders 17
* August 1, 1992 Tokyo, Japan Houston 34, Dallas 23
* August 15, 1992 Berlin, Germany Miami 31, Denver 27
* August 16, 1992 London, England San Francisco 17, Washington 15
* July 31, 1993 Tokyo, Japan New Orleans 28, Philadelphia 16
* August 1, 1993 Barcelona, Spain San Francisco 21, Pittsburgh 14
* August 7, 1993 Berlin, Germany Minnesota 20, Buffalo 6
* August 8, 1993 London, England Dallas 13, Detroit 13 (OT)
August 14, 1993 Toronto, Canada Cleveland 12, New England 9
* July 31, 1994 Barcelona, Spain L.A. Raiders 25, Denver 22
* August 6, 1994 Tokyo, Japan Minnesota 17, Kansas City 9
* August 13, 1994 Berlin, Germany N.Y. Giants 28, San Diego 20
* August 15, 1994 Mexico City, Mexico Houston 6, Dallas 0
* August 5, 1995 Tokyo, Japan Denver 24, San Francisco 10

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Date Site Teams
* August 12, 1995 Toronto, Canada Buffalo 9, Dallas 7
* July 27, 1996 Tokyo, Japan San Diego 20, Pittsburgh 10
* August 5, 1996 Monterrey, Mexico Kansas City 32, Dallas 6
* July 27, 1997 Dublin, Ireland Pittsburgh 30, Chicago 17
* August 4, 1997 Mexico City, Mexico Miami 38, Denver 19
* August 16, 1997 Toronto, Canada Green Bay 35, Buffalo 3
* August 1, 1998 Tokyo, Japan Green Bay 27, Kansas City 24 (OT)
* August 15, 1998 Vancouver, Canada San Francisco 24, Seattle 21
* August 17, 1998 Mexico City, Mexico New England 21, Dallas 3
* August 7, 1999 Sydney, Australia Denver 20, San Diego 17
* August 5, 2000 Tokyo, Japan Atlanta 20, Dallas 9
* August 19, 2000 Mexico City, Mexico Indianapolis 24, Pittsburgh 23
* August 27, 2001 Mexico City, Mexico Dallas 21, Oakland 6
* August 3, 2002 Osaka, Japan Washington 38, San Francisco 7
* August 2, 2003 Tokyo, Japan Tampa Bay 30, N.Y. Jets 14
* August 6, 2005 Tokyo, Japan Atlanta 27, Indianapolis 21
August 14, 2008 Toronto, Canada Buffalo 24, Pittsburgh 21
August 19, 2010 Toronto, Canada Buffalo 34, Indianapolis 21
* American Bowl Game
NFL OPENING KICKOFF GAMES (17)
(Home Team in capitals)
The first site listed each year designates location of Thursday Night NFL Kickoff Weekend game; subsequent locations indicate site(s) of
NFL Kickoff Weekend concert. The concert was outside the stadium if a secondary location is not listed.

Date Sites Teams

Sept. 5, 2002 Giants Stadium (East Rutherford, New Jersey) San Francisco 16, N.Y. GIANTS 13
Times Square (New York, New York)

Sept. 4, 2003 FedExField (Landover, Maryland) WASHINGTON 16, N.Y. Jets 13

National Mall (Washington, D.C.)

Sept. 9, 2004 Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Massachusetts) NEW ENGLAND 27, Indianapolis 24
Metropolitan Park (Jacksonville, Florida)

Sept. 8, 2005 Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Massachusetts) NEW ENGLAND 30, Oakland 20
Detroit, Michigan
Los Angeles Coliseum (Los Angeles, California)

Sept. 7, 2006 Heinz Field (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) PITTSBURGH 28, Miami 17

Miami, Florida

Sept. 6, 2007 RCA Dome (Indianapolis, Indiana) INDIANAPOLIS 41, New Orleans 10

Sept. 4, 2008 Giants Stadium (East Rutherford, New Jersey) N.Y. GIANTS 16, Washington 7
Columbus Circle (New York, New York)

Sept. 10, 2009 Heinz Field (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) PITTSBURGH 13, Tennessee 10 (OT)
Point State Park (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

Sept. 9, 2010 Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, Louisiana) NEW ORLEANS 14, Minnesota 9
Jackson Square (New Orleans, Louisiana)

Sept. 8, 2011 Lambeau Field (Green Bay, Wisconsin) GREEN BAY 42, New Orleans 34

Sept. 5, 2012* MetLife Stadium (East Rutherford, New Jersey) Dallas 24, N.Y. GIANTS 17
Rockefeller Center (New York, New York)

Sept. 5, 2013 Sports Authority Field at Mile High (Denver, Colorado) DENVER 49, Baltimore 27
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor (Baltimore, Maryland)

Sept. 4, 2014 CenturyLink Field (Seattle, Washington) SEATTLE 36, Green Bay 16

Sept. 10, 2015 Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Massachusetts) NEW ENGLAND 28, Pittsburgh 21
Pier 35 and Justin Herman Plaza (San Francisco, California)

Sept. 8, 2016 Sports Authority Field at Mile High (Denver, Colorado) DENVER 21, Carolina 20
Civic Center Park (Denver, Colorado)

Sept. 7, 2017 Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Massachusetts) Kansas City 42, NEW ENGLAND 27
Christopher Columbus Park (Boston, Massachusetts)

Sept. 6, 2018 Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) PHILADELPHIA 18, Atlanta 12
Penn’s Landing (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

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MODIFIED SUDDEN DEATH OVERTIME
For the 2010 postseason, the NFL installed a modified
sudden death system to determine the winner when the
score is tied at the end of regulation. In 2012, the system
was expanded to cover all NFL games, including regular-
season and preseason games.
Modified sudden death guarantees each team a
possession or the opportunity to possess, unless the team
that receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown on
its initial possession.
Key Definitions:
Possession: Actual possession of the ball with complete
control. The defense gains possession when it catches,
intercepts, or recovers a loose ball.
Opportunity to possess: The opportunity to possess
occurs only during kicking plays. A kickoff is an
opportunity to possess for the receiving team. If the
kicking team legally recovers the kick, the receiving team
is considered to have had its opportunity. A punt or a field
goal that crosses the line of scrimmage and is muffed by
the receiving team is considered to be an opportunity to
possess for the receivers. Normal touching rules by the
kicking team apply.
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REGULAR SEASON
At the end of regulation time, the Referee will immediately
toss coin at center of field in accordance with rules
pertaining to the usual pregame toss. The captain of the
visiting team will call the toss prior to the coin being
flipped.
Following a three-minute intermission after the end of the
regulation game, there shall be a maximum of one 10-
minute period. Each team must possess or have the
opportunity to possess the ball unless the team that has
the ball first scores a touchdown on its initial possession.
Play continues in sudden death until a winner is
determined, and the game automatically ends upon any
score (by safety, field goal, or touchdown) or when a
score is awarded by Referee for a palpably unfair act. Each
team shall be entitled to two timeouts, and if there is an
excess timeout, the usual rules shall apply. Try is not
attempted if touchdown scored. Disqualified players are
not allowed to return.
If the score is tied at the end of a 10-minute overtime
period, the game shall result in a tie.
Instant Replay: No challenges. Reviews to be initiated by
the replay official.
POSTSEASON
At the end of regulation time, the Referee will immediately
toss coin at center of field in accordance with rules
pertaining to the usual pregame toss. The captain of the
visiting team will call the toss prior to the coin being
flipped.
Following a three-minute intermission after the end of the
regulation game, play will be continued in 15-minute
periods until a winner is declared. Each team must
possess or have the opportunity to possess the ball unless
the team that has the ball first scores a touchdown on its
initial possession. Play continues in sudden death until a
winner is determined, and the game automatically ends
upon any score (by safety, field goal, or touchdown) or
when a score is awarded by Referee for a palpably unfair
act. Each team has three time outs per half and all general
timing provisions apply as during a regular game. Try is
not attempted if touchdown scored. Disqualified players
are not allowed to return.
Instant Replay: No challenges. Reviews to be initiated by
the replay official.
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www.NFL.com.
* indicates Monday-night game
# indicates Thursday/Saturday/Sunday-night game
+ indicates Thanksgiving Day game
^indicates International Series game
% indicates postseason game
REGULAR SEASON
September 9, 2018—Pittsburgh Steelers 21, Cleveland
Browns 21, at Cleveland; Cleveland wins toss. Touchback. B.
Colquitt punts for 49 yards. Drive begins on PIT 26. J. Berry
punts for 53 yards. Drive begins on CLE 19. B. Colquitt punts
for 29 yards. Drive begins on PIT 45. C. Boswell 42-yard field
goal is no good, wide left. B. Colquitt punts for 52 yards.
Drive begins on PIT 16. B. Roethlisberger sacked at PIT 33
for -5 yards, fumble recovery by CLE-J. Schobert at PIT 40.
Z. Gonzalez 43-yard field goal is blocked.
September 16, 2018—Minnesota Vikings 29, Green Bay
Packers 29, at Green Bay; Minnesota wins toss. H. Hill
returns kickoff 28 yards. Drive begins on MIN 30. D. Carlson
49-yard field goal is no good, wide right. Drive begins on GB
39. J. Scott punts for 47 yards. Touchback. K. Cousins pass-
es to A. Thielen for 25 yards. D. Carlson 35-yard field goal is
no good, wide right.
September 23, 2018—New Orleans Saints 43, Atlanta Fal-
cons 37, at Atlanta; New Orleans wins toss. T. Hill returns
kickoff 23 yards. Drive beings on NO 20. D. Brees passes to
M. Thomas for 23 yards. D. Brees passes to A. Kamara for 9
yards. D. Brees rushes for 1-yard touchdown at 2:58.
September 30, 2018—Tennessee Titans 26, Philadelphia
Eagles 23, at Tennessee; Philadelphia wins toss. Touchback.
C. Wentz passes to A. Jeffery for 14 yards. J. Ajayi rushes
for 15 yards. J. Elliott kicks 37-yard field goal at 6:23. Touch-
back. M. Mariota passes to T. Taylor for 19 yards. Defensive
pass interference on S. Jones. M. Mariota rushes for 17
yards. M. Mariota passes to D. Lewis for 17 yards. M. Mario-
ta passes to C. Davis for 10-yard touchdown at :17.
September 30, 2018—Houston Texans 37, Indianapolis
Colts 34, at Indianapolis; Indianapolis wins toss. Touchback.
A. Luck passes to N. Hines for 13 yards. A. Luck passes to
M. Johnson to for 8 yards. A. Vinatieri kicks 44-yard field
goal at 6:04. Touchback. D. Watson passes to K. Coutee for
19 yards. D. Watson passes to S. Coates for 12 yards. K.
Fairbairn kicks 29-yard field goal at 1:54. Touchback. A. Luck
passes incomplete to C. Rogers. Drive begins on IND 43. D.
Watson passes to D. Hopkins for 24 yards. K. Fairbairn kicks
37-yard field goal at :03.
September 30, 2018—Oakland Raiders 45, Cleveland
Browns 42, at Oakland; Oakland wins toss. Touchback. D.
Carr passes to A. Cooper for 36 yards. M. McCrane 50-yard
field goal is no good, wide left. Drive begins on CLE 40. B.
Colquitt punts for 48 yards, D. Harris returns punt for 12
yards. Drive begins on OAK 19. D. Carr passes to J. Cook for
24 yards. D. Carr passes to A. Cooper for 14 yards. M.
Lynch rushes for 11 yards. M. McCrane kicks 29-yard field
goal at 1:50.
October 7, 2018—Cleveland Browns 12, Baltimore Ravens
9, at Cleveland; Cleveland wins toss. Touchback. B. Colquitt
punts for 56 yards. Drive begins on BAL 13. J. Flacco passes
to C. Moore for 20 yards. S. Koch punts for 41 yards. Drive
begins at CLE 14. B. Mayfield passes to J. Landry for 27
yards. Roughing the passer on T. Jefferson. B. Mayfield pass-
es incomplete to J. Landry. Drive begins on BAL 39. S. Koch
punts 56 yards, J. Peppers returns punt for 11 yards. Drive
begins on CLE 16. B. Mayfield passes to D. Willies for 39
yards. D. Johnson rushes for 15 yards. G. Joseph kicks 37-
yard field goal at :06.
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# October 7, 2018—Houston Texans 19, Dallas Cowboys 16,
at Houston; Dallas wins toss. Touchback. C. Jones punts for
32 yards, fair catch by T. Ervin. Drive begins on HOU 10. D.
Watson passes to D. Hopkins for 49 yards. K. Fairbairn kicks
36-yard field goal at 1:55.
October 14, 2018—Miami Dolphins 31, Chicago Bears 28,
at Miami. Miami wins toss; Touchback. B. Osweiler passes to
K. Stills for 35 yards. K. Drake rushes for no gain, fumble
recovery by CHI-E. Goldman at CHI 1. Touchback. J. Howard
rushes for 19 yards. C. Parkey 53-yard field goal is no good,
wide right. Drive begins on MIA 43. B. Osweiler passes to K.
Drake for 15 yards. J. Sanders kicks 47-yard field goal at :03.
October 21, 2018—Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26, Cleveland
Browns 23, at Tampa Bay; Cleveland wins toss. Touchback.
B. Colquitt punts for 54 yards, A. Humphries returns punt -6
yards. Drive begins at TB 11. J. Collins interception. Drive
begins on TB 45. B. Colquitt punts for 45 yards. Touchback.
B. Anger punts for 54 yards, J. Peppers returns punt for 14
yards, fumble recovery by TB-I. Johnson. Drive begins on
CLE 48. J. Winston passes to D. Jackson for 14 yards. C.
Catanzaro kicks 59-yard field goal at 1:55.
December 2, 2018—New York Giants 30, Chicago Bears
27, at New York; Giants win toss. Touchback. S. Barkley
rushes for 29 yards. A. Rosas kicks 44-yard field goal at
6:00. Touchback. C. Daniel passes to A. Robinson II for 10
yards. C. Daniel passes incomplete to T. Gabriel.
December 9, 2018—Kansas City Chiefs 27, Baltimore
Ravens 24, at Kansas City; Kansas City wins toss. Touch-
back. P. Mahomes passes to T. Hill for 18 yards. H. Butker
kicks 35-yard field goal at 4:46. Touchback. L. Jackson pass-
es to W. Snead IV for 14 yards. R. Griffin III passes incom-
plete to W. Snead IV.
December 9, 2018—Dallas Cowboys 29, Philadelphia
Eagles 23, at Dallas; Dallas wins toss. Touchback. E. Elliott
rushes for 10 yards D. Prescott passes to A. Cooper for 12
yards. D. Prescott passes to A. Cooper for 15-yard touch-
down at 2:00.
December 16, 2018—San Francisco 49ers 26, Seattle Sea-
hawks 23, at San Francisco; Seattle wins toss. T. Lockett
muffs catch, and recovers at SEA 11. T. Lockett to SEA 14
for 3 yards. M. Dickson punts 59 yards, T. Taylor returns punt
for 15 yards. Drive begins on SF 38. Defensive Pass Interfer-
ence on SL. Griffin. J. Wilson rushes for 16 yards. R. Gould
kicks 36-yard field goal at 3:11.
December 23, 2018—Green Bay Packers 44, New York
Jets 38, at New York; Green Bay wins toss. Touchback.
Defensive Pass Interference on T. Johnson. A. Rodgers pass-
es to D. Adams for 16-yard touchdown at 6:28.
% January 20, 2019—Los Angeles Rams 26, New Orleans
23, at New Orleans; New Orleans wins toss. A. Kamara
returns kickoff 28 yards. Drive begins on NO 26. J. Johnson
interception. Drive begins on LAR 46. J. Goff passes to T.
Higbee for 12 yards. G. Zuerlein kicks 57-yard field goal at
11:47.
% January 20, 2019—New England Patriots 37, Kansas City
Chiefs 31, at Kansas City; New England wins toss. Touch-
back. T. Brady passes to J. Edelman for 20 yards. T. Brady
passes to J. Edelman for 15 yards. T. Brady passes to R.
Gronkowski for 15 yards. R. Burkhead rushes for 2-yard
touchdown at 10:10.
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OVERTIME GAMES BY YEAR Jan. 3, 2009 S.D. CHARGERS 23, Indianapolis 17 66:12
(REGULAR SEASON) Jan. 11, 1987 Denver 23, CLE. BROWNS 20 65:38
2018-15 2006-11 1994-16 1982- 4 Jan. 14, 2007 CHI. BEARS 27, Seattle 24 64:53
2017-14 2005-14 1993-7 1981-10 Jan. 20, 2019 New England 37, KANSAS CITY 31 64:52
2016-13 2004-12 1992-10 1980-13 Jan. 11, 2004 PHILADELPHIA 20, Green Bay 17 64:48
2015-21 2003-23 1991-15 1979-12 Jan. 24, 2010 NEW ORLEANS 31, Minnesota 28 64:45
2014-11 2002-25* 1990-10 1978-11 Jan. 4, 2004 GREEN BAY 33, Seattle 27 64:25
2013-16 2001-17 1989-11 1977-6 Feb. 5, 2017 New England 34, Atlanta 28 *63:58
2012-22 2000-13 1988- 9 1976-5 Dec. 31, 1989 Pittsburgh 26, HOU. OILERS 23 63:26
2011-13 1999-11 1987-13 1975-9 Jan. 18, 2015 SEATTLE 28, Green Bay 22 63:19
2010-19 1998-7 1986-16 1974-2 Jan. 20, 2019 L.A. Rams 26, NEW ORLEANS 23 63:17
2009-13 1997-17 1985-10 Jan. 3, 1993 BUFFALO 41, Hou. Oilers 38 63:06
2008-15 1996-14 1984- 9 *Record Jan. 20, 2008 N.Y. Giants 23, GREEN BAY 20 62:26
2007-15 1995-21 1983-19 Jan. 11, 2003 TENNESSEE 34, Pittsburgh 31 62:15
Jan. 10, 2010 ARIZONA 51, Green Bay 45 61:18
OVERTIME WON-LOST RECORDS, 1974-2018 Jan. 7, 1990 L.A. Rams 19, N.Y. GIANTS 13 61:06
(REGULAR SEASON) Jan. 16, 2016 ARIZONA 26, Green Bay 20 61:05
AFC Win Loss Tie Pct. Jan. 8, 2012 DENVER 29, Pittsburgh 23 60:11
Denver 28 18 2 .604 Home team in CAPS; *Super Bowl LI
Buffalo 21 15 0 .583
Pittsburgh 22 17 3 .560 For capsules of all 35 postseason overtime games dating back
N.Y. Jets 24 19 2 .556 to 1958, please visit www.NFL.com.
Oakland 20 17 0 .541
Cincinnati 18 17 4 .513 OVERTIME GAME SUMMARY—1974-2018
Indianapolis 15 15 1 .500 There have been 589 overtime games in regular-season play
Baltimore 12 13 1 .481 since the rule was adopted in 1974 (15 in 2018 season).
Jacksonville 8 9 0 .471 Breakdown follows:
Tennessee 18 21 0 .462 RESULTS
New England 19 23 0 .452 306 (8) times the team that won the toss won the game
Kansas City 17 21 2 .450 (51.9%).
Houston 7 9 0 .438 259 (5) times the team that lost the toss won the game
Miami 17 22 1 .438 (44.0%).
Cleveland 18 24 2 .432 24 (2) games ended tied (4.1%). Last time: 9/16/18,
L.A. Chargers 15 24 0 .385 Green Bay 29 vs. Minnesota 29
NFC POSSESSIONS
Arizona 26 16 3 .611 429 (12) times both teams had at least one possession
Washington 25 16 2 .605 (72.8%).
N.Y. Giants 21 15 2 .579 156 (3) times the team that won the toss drove for the win-
Dallas 22 18 0 .550 ning score on first possession (105 FG, 51 TD)
San Francisco 23 19 2 .545 (26.5%).
Minnesota 23 19 4 .543 3 (0) times the team that won the toss elected to kick or
Chicago 25 23 0 .521 defer and the team receiving the ball drove
L.A. Rams 14 13 2 .517 for winning score on first possession (0.5%).
Green Bay 15 15 6 .500 1 (0) time team that won toss elected to receive and lost
New Orleans 14 15 0 .483 without other team owning possession (0.2%).
Detroit 17 19 1 .473 Other miscellaneous situations:
Tampa Bay 17 21 1 .449 10 (0) times the defense or special teams won without regis-
Atlanta 16 23 2 .415 tering an official possession
Philadelphia 12 20 4 .389 (6 INT, 2 blocked punts, 1 FR, 1 blocked FG (1.7%).
Seattle 12 21 1 .368 1 (0) time the special teams forced a fumble on the opening
Carolina 5 10 1 .344 kickoff and drove for winning score (0.2%).
1 (0) time the punting team recovered a muffed punt and
NFL POSTSEASON OVERTIME GAMES (BY LENGTH OF GAME) drove for winning score with team muffing punt
Dec. 25, 1971 Miami 27, KANSAS CITY 24 82:40 having no official possession (0.2%).
Dec. 23, 1962 Dal. Texans 20, HOU. OILERS 17 77:54 SCORING
Jan. 3, 1987 CLE. BROWNS 23, N.Y. Jets 20 77:02 413 (10) games were decided by a field goal (70.1%).
Jan. 12, 2013 Bal. Ravens 38, DENVER 35 76:42 149 (3) games were decided by a touchdown (25.3%).
Dec. 24, 1977 Oakland 37, BAL. COLTS 31 75:43 3 (0) games were decided by a safety (0.5%).
Jan. 10, 2004 Carolina 29, ST.L. RAMS 23 75:10 24 (2) games ended tied (4.1%). Last time: 9/16/18,
Jan. 8, 2005 N.Y. Jets 20, S.D. CHARGERS 17 74:55 Green Bay 29 vs. Minnesota 29
Jan 2, 1982 S.D. Chargers 41, MIAMI 38 73:52
Dec. 26, 1965 GREEN BAY 13, Bal. Colts 10 73:39 COIN TOSS
Jan. 17, 1999 Atlanta 30, MINNESOTA 27 71:52 577 (15) times the team that won the toss elected to receive
Dec. 30, 2000 MIAMI 23, Indianapolis 17 71:16 (98.0%).
Jan. 15, 2005 PITTSBURGH 20, N.Y. Jets 17 71:04 12 (0) times the team that won the toss elected to kick or
Jan. 8, 1994 KANSAS CITY 27, Pittsburgh 24 71:03 defer (6 wins) (2.0%).
Jan. 19, 2002 NEW ENGLAND 16, Oakland 13 68:29 Note: The number in parentheses is the 2018 season total.
Dec. 28, 1958 Bal. Colts 23, N.Y. GIANTS 17 68:15 .
Jan. 3, 1988 HOU. OILERS 23, Seattle 20 68:05
Jan. 22, 2012 N.Y. Giants 20, SAN FRANCISCO 17 67:54

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MOST OVERTIME GAMES, SEASON
5 Green Bay Packers, 1983
4 Denver Broncos, 1985, 2007
Cleveland Browns, 1989, 2018
Minnesota Vikings, 1994, 1995
Arizona Cardinals, 1995, 1997, 2011
San Francisco 49ers, 2001
Atlanta Falcons, 2002
San Diego Chargers, 2002
Carolina Panthers, 2003
Washington Redskins, 2010
LONGEST CONSECUTIVE-GAME STREAKS
WITHOUT OVERTIME (Current)
57 Carolina Panthers (Last OT Game, 11/2/15 vs.
Indianapolis Colts)
(Record: 110, St. Louis/Phoenix Cardinals, 12/7/86-12/19/93)
There have been 35 overtime postseason games dating back to
1958. In 25 cases, both teams had at least one possession.
Last OT postseason game: 1/20/19, New England 37, Kansas
City 31 (AFC Championship Game)
SHORTEST OVERTIME GAMES
0:11 *DENVER 29, Pittsburgh 23; 1/8/12 (Wild Card)
0:13 NEW ORLEANS 26, Dallas 20; 10/4/15
0:14 N.Y. Jets 37, BUFFALO 31; 9/8/02
0:16 CHI. BEARS 37, San Francisco 31; 10/28/01
0:16 Green Bay 19, DENVER 13; 10/29/07
0:17 Minnesota 19, TAMPA BAY 13; 10/26/14
0:17 NEW ORLEANS 20, Seattle 17; 11/16/97
0:21 Chi. Bears 23, DETROIT 17; 11/27/80
0:30 Bal. Colts 29, NEW ENGLAND 23; 9/4/83
0:34 S.D. Chargers 23, WASHINGTON 17; 11/27/05
0:52 DENVER 22, Minnesota 19; 12/30/07
0:55 N.Y. Giants 16, PHILADELPHIA 10; 9/29/85
0:55 PITTSBURGH 16, Kansas City 13; 11/12/12
*Postseason game
LONGEST OVERTIME GAMES
(ALL POSTSEASON GAMES)
22:40 Miami 27, KANSAS CITY 24; 12/25/71
17:54 Dal. Texans 20, HOU. OILERS 17; 12/23/62
17:02 CLE. BROWNS 23, N.Y. Jets 20; 1/3/87
16:42 Bal. Ravens 38, DENVER 35; 1/12/13
15:43 Oakland 37, BAL. COLTS 31; 12/24/77
15:10 Carolina 29, ST.L. RAMS 23; 1/10/04
OVERTIME SCORING SUMMARY
410 were decided by a field goal
76 were decided by a touchdown pass
42 were decided by a touchdown run
19 were decided by an interception (Atlanta 40, New
Orleans 34, 9/2/79; Atlanta 47, Green Bay 41,
11/27/83; N.Y. Giants 16, Philadelphia 10, 9/29/85;
Indianapolis 23, Cle. Browns 17, 12/10/89; Cle.
Browns 30, S.D. Chargers 24, 10/20/91; Kansas
City 23, Oakland 17, 9/17/95; N.Y. Giants 27, Ari-
zona 21, 10/8/95; Washington 36, Detroit 30,
10/22/95; Arizona 20, Seattle 14, 10/29/95; Cincin-
nati 34, Detroit 28, 9/13/98; N.Y. Giants 23,
Philadelphia 17, 10/31/99; Chi. Bears 37, San Fran-
cisco 31, 10/28/01; Chi. Bears 27, Cle. Browns 21,
11/4/01; New Orleans 26, Tampa Bay 20, 9/8/02;
Atlanta 20, Carolina 14, 12/7/03; Jacksonville 23,
Pittsburgh 17, 10/16/05; Chi. Bears 19, Detroit 13,
10/30/05; Bal. Ravens 34, Hou. Texans 28,
12/13/10; Atlanta 25, Washington 19, 10/11/15)
4 were decided by a fumble recovery (Bal. Colts 29,
New England 23, 9/4/83; Denver 36, Seattle 30,
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12/19/99; San Francisco 37, Arizona 31, 11/24/07;
Minnesota 19, Tampa Bay 13, 10/26/14)
3 were decided by a safety (Minnesota 23, L.A.
Rams 21, 11/5/89; Chi. Bears 19, Tennessee 17,
11/14/04; Miami 22, Cincinnati 20, 10/31/13)
2 were decided on a fake field goal/touchdown pass
(Minnesota 22, Chi. Bears 16, 10/16/77; Cle.
Browns 23, Minnesota 17, 12/17/89)
2 were decided by a kickoff return (Chi. Bears 23,
Detroit 17, 11/27/80; N.Y. Jets 37, Buffalo 31, 9/8/02)
2 were decided by a punt return (Kansas City 29,
S.D. Chargers 23, 10/9/95; Arizona 19, St.L. Rams
13, 11/6/11)
1 was decided on a fake field goal/touchdown run
(L.A. Rams 27, Minnesota 21, 12/2/79)
1 was decided on a blocked field goal (Denver 30,
S.D. Chargers 24, 11/17/85)
1 was decided on a blocked field goal/recovery by
kicker (Green Bay 12, Chi. Bears 6, 9/7/80)
1 was decided on a blocked field goal/recovery by
kicking team (Philadelphia 23, N.Y. Giants 17,
11/20/88)
1 was decided by a blocked punt (Arizona 30, Dallas
24, 10/12/08)
24 ended tied
OVERTIME RECORDS (REGULAR SEASON)
Longest Touchdown Pass
99 Yards — Ron Jaworski to Mike Quick, Philadelphia 23,
Atlanta 17 (11/10/85)
87 Yards — Teddy Bridgewater to Jarius Wright, Minnesota 30,
N.Y. Jets 24 (12/7/14)
82 Yards — Tom Brady to Troy Brown, New England 19,
Miami 13 (10/19/03); Brett Favre to Greg
Jennings, Green Bay 19, Denver 13 (10/29/07)
80 Yards — Drew Brees to C.J. Spiller, New Orleans 26,
Dallas 20 (10/4/15)
76 Yards — Troy Aikman to Raghib Ismail, Dallas 41,
Washington 35 (9/12/99)
Longest Touchdown Run
96 Yards — Garrison Hearst, San Francisco 36,
N.Y. Jets 30 (9/6/98)
60 Yards — Herschel Walker, Dallas 23, New England 17
(11/15/87)
50 Yards — Rashard Mendenhall, Pittsburgh 15, Atlanta 9
(9/12/10)
Longest Field Goal
59 Yards — Chandler Catanzaro, Tampa Bay 26,
Cle. Browns 23 (10/21/18)
57 Yards — Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland 16,
N.Y. Jets 13 (10/19/08)
54 Yards — Greg Zuerlein, St.L. Rams 16, San Francisco 13
(12/2/12)
Longest Touchdown Plays
99 Yards — (Pass) Ron Jaworski to Mike Quick,
Philadelphia 23, Atlanta 17 (11/10/85)
99 Yards — (Punt return) Patrick Peterson, Arizona 19,
St.L. Rams 13 (11/6/11)
96 Yards — (Run) Garrison Hearst, San Francisco 36,
N.Y. Jets 30 (9/6/98)
96 Yards — (Kickoff return) Chad Morton, N.Y. Jets 37,
Buffalo 31 (9/8/02)
95 Yards — (Kickoff return) Dave Williams, Chi. Bears 23,
Detroit 17 (11/27/80)
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THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTBALL, 1920-2018
(Home Team in capitals, games listed in chronological order.)
(AFL)-American Football League, 1960-69.
Nov. 25, 1920 AKRON PROS 7, Canton Bulldogs 0
Decatur Staleys 6, CHICAGO TIGERS 0
ELYRIA (OH) ATHLETICS* 0, Columbus Panhandles 0
DAYTON TRIANGLES 28, Detroit Heralds 0
CHICAGO BOOSTERS* 27, Hammond Pros 0
All-Tonawanda (NY) 14, ROCHESTER JEFFERSONS 3
* Non league team. Games between league teams and non league teams counted in standings in 1920.
Nov. 24, 1921 Canton Bulldogs 14, AKRON PROS 0
Buffalo All-Americans 7, CHICAGO STALEYS 6
Nov. 30, 1922 Buffalo All-Americans 21, ROCHESTER JEFFERSONS 0
CHICAGO CARDINALS 6, Chicago Bears 0
RACINE LEGION 3, Milwaukee Badgers 0
Oorang Indians 18, COLUMBUS PANHANDLES 6
CANTON BULLDOGS 14, Akron Pros 0
Nov. 29, 1923 CANTON BULLDOGS 28, Toledo Maroons 0
CHICAGO BEARS 3, Chicago Cardinals 0
GREEN BAY PACKERS 19, Hammond Pros 0
Milwaukee Badgers 16, RACINE LEGION 0
AKRON PROS 2, Buffalo All-Americans 0
Nov. 27, 1924 AKRON PROS 22, Buffalo Bisons 0
Chicago Bears 21, CHICAGO CARDINALS 0
FRANKFORD YELLOWJACKETS 32, Dayton Triangles 7
CLEVELAND BULLDOGS 53, Milwaukee Badgers 10 (at Canton, Ohio)
Green Bay Packers 17, KANSAS CITY BLUES 6
Nov. 26, 1925 CHICAGO BEARS 0, Chicago Cardinals 0
Kansas City Cowboys 17, CLEVELAND BULLDOGS 0 (at Hartford, Connecticut)
Rock Island Independents 6, DETROIT PANTHERS 3
POTTSVILLE MAROONS 31, Green Bay Packers 0
Nov. 25, 1926 New York Giants 17, BROOKLYN LIONS 0
Los Angeles Buccaneers 9, DETROIT PANTHERS 6
CHICAGO BEARS 0, Chicago Cardinals 0
FRANKFORD YELLOWJACKETS 20, Green Bay Packers 14
POTTSVILLE MAROONS 8, Providence Steam Roller 0
CANTON BULLDOGS 0, Akron Pros 0
Nov. 24, 1927 Chicago Cardinals 3, CHICAGO BEARS 0
POTTSVILLE MAROONS 6, Providence Steam Roller 0
Green Bay Packers 17, FRANKFORD YELLOWJACKETS 9
Cleveland Bulldogs 30, NEW YORK YANKEES 19
Nov. 29, 1928 Providence Steam Roller 7, POTTSVILLE MAROONS 0
DETROIT WOLVERINES 33, Dayton Triangles 0
FRANKFORD YELLOWJACKETS 2, Green Bay Packers 0
CHICAGO BEARS 34, Chicago Cardinals 0
Nov. 28, 1929 New York Giants 21, STATEN ISLAND STAPLETONS 7
FRANKFORD YELLOWJACKETS 0, Green Bay Packers 0
Chicago Cardinals 40, CHICAGO BEARS 6
Nov. 27, 1930 STATEN ISLAND STAPLETONS 7, New York Giants 6
BROOKLYN DODGERS 33, Providence Steam Roller 12
Green Bay Packers 25, FRANKFORD YELLOWJACKETS 7
CHICAGO BEARS 6, Chicago Cardinals 0
Nov. 26, 1931 Green Bay Packers 38, PROVIDENCE STEAM ROLLER 7
STATEN ISLAND STAPLETONS 9, New York Giants 6
CHICAGO BEARS 18, Chicago Cardinals 7
Nov. 24, 1932 CHICAGO BEARS 34, Chicago Cardinals 0
Green Bay Packers 7, BROOKLYN DODGERS 0
STATEN ISLAND STAPLETONS 13, New York Giants 13
Nov. 30, 1933 Chicago Bears 22, CHICAGO CARDINALS 6
New York Giants 10, BROOKLYN DODGERS 0
Nov. 29, 1934 CHICAGO CARDINALS 6, Green Bay Packers 0
Chicago Bears 19, DETROIT LIONS 16
New York Giants 27, BROOKLYN DODGERS 0
Nov. 28, 1935 New York Giants 21, BROOKLYN DODGERS 0
CHICAGO CARDINALS 9, Green Bay Packers 7
DETROIT LIONS 14, Chicago Bears 2
Nov. 26, 1936 DETROIT LIONS 13, Chicago Bears 7
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Nov. 25, 1937 Chicago Bears 13, DETROIT LIONS 0
BROOKLYN DODGERS 13, New York Giants 13
Nov. 24, 1938 DETROIT LIONS 14, Chicago Bears 7
BROOKLYN DODGERS 7, New York Giants 7
Nov. 23, 1939# PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 17, Pittsburgh Steelers 14
Nov. 28, 1940# PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 7, Pittsburgh Steelers 0
# In 1939 and 1940, President Roosevelt moved Thanksgiving one week earlier. Various states celebrated on the date declared by
the President, while other states recognized the traditional fourth Thursday of the month. In 1941, Thanksgiving was sanctioned by
Congress to be celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, which it has been ever since.
Nov. 22, 1945 Cleveland Rams 28, DETROIT LIONS 21
Nov. 28, 1946 Boston Yanks 34, DETROIT LIONS 10
Nov. 27, 1947 Chicago Bears 34, DETROIT LIONS 14
Nov. 25, 1948 Chicago Cardinals 28, DETROIT LIONS 14
Nov. 24, 1949 Chicago Bears 28, DETROIT LIONS 7
Nov. 23, 1950 DETROIT LIONS 49, New York Yanks 14
Pittsburgh Steelers 28, CHICAGO CARDINALS 17
Nov. 22, 1951 DETROIT LIONS 52, Green Bay Packers 35
Nov. 27, 1952 DETROIT LIONS 48, Green Bay Packers 24
DALLAS TEXANS 27, Chicago Bears 23 (at Akron, Ohio)
Nov. 26, 1953 DETROIT LIONS 34, Green Bay Packers 15
Nov. 25, 1954 DETROIT LIONS 28, Green Bay Packers 24
Nov. 24, 1955 DETROIT LIONS 24, Green Bay Packers 10
Nov. 22, 1956 Green Bay Packers 24, DETROIT LIONS 20
Nov. 28, 1957 DETROIT LIONS 18, Green Bay Packers 6
Nov. 27, 1958 DETROIT LIONS 24, Green Bay Packers 14
Nov. 26, 1959 Green Bay Packers 24, DETROIT LIONS 17
Nov. 24, 1960 DETROIT LIONS 23, Green Bay Packers 10
(AFL) - NEW YORK TITANS 41, Dallas Texans 35
Nov. 23, 1961 Green Bay Packers 17, DETROIT LIONS 9
(AFL) - NEW YORK TITANS 21, Buffalo Bills 14
Nov. 22, 1962 DETROIT LIONS 26, Green Bay Packers 14
(AFL) - New York Titans 46, DENVER BRONCOS 45
Nov. 28, 1963 DETROIT LIONS 13, Green Bay Packers 13
(AFL) - Oakland Raiders 26, DENVER BRONCOS 10
Nov. 26, 1964 Chicago Bears 27, DETROIT LIONS 24
(AFL) - Buffalo Bills 27, SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 24
Nov. 25, 1965 DETROIT LIONS 24, Baltimore Colts 24
(AFL) - SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 20, Buffalo Bills 20
Nov. 24, 1966 San Francisco 49ers 41, DETROIT LIONS 14
DALLAS COWBOYS 26, Cleveland Browns 14
(AFL) - Buffalo Bills 31, OAKLAND RAIDERS 10
Nov. 23, 1967 Los Angeles Rams 31, DETROIT LIONS 7
DALLAS COWBOYS 46, St. Louis Cardinals 21
(AFL) - Oakland Raiders 44, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 22
(AFL) - SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 24, Denver Broncos 20
Nov. 28, 1968 Philadelphia Eagles 12, DETROIT LIONS 0
DALLAS COWBOYS 29, Washington Redskins 20
(AFL) - OAKLAND RAIDERS 13, Buffalo Bills 10
(AFL) - KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 24, Houston Oilers 10
Nov. 27, 1969 Minnesota Vikings 27, DETROIT LIONS 0
DALLAS COWBOYS 24, San Francisco 49ers 24
(AFL) - KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 31, Denver Broncos 17
(AFL) - San Diego Chargers 21, HOUSTON OILERS 17
Nov. 26, 1970 DETROIT LIONS 28, Oakland Raiders 14
DALLAS COWBOYS 16, Green Bay Packers 3
Nov. 25, 1971 DETROIT LIONS 32, Kansas City Chiefs 21
DALLAS COWBOYS 28, Los Angeles Rams 21

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Nov. 23, 1972 DETROIT LIONS 37, New York Jets 20
San Francisco 49ers 31, DALLAS COWBOYS 10
Nov. 22, 1973 Washington Redskins 20, DETROIT LIONS 0
Miami Dolphins 14, DALLAS COWBOYS 7
Nov. 28, 1974 Denver Broncos 31, DETROIT LIONS 27
DALLAS COWBOYS 24, Washington Redskins 23
Nov. 27, 1975 Los Angeles Rams 20, DETROIT LIONS 0
Buffalo Bills 32, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 14
Nov. 25, 1976 DETROIT LIONS 27, Buffalo Bills 14
DALLAS COWBOYS 19, St. Louis Cardinals 14
Nov. 24, 1977 Chicago Bears 31, DETROIT LIONS 14
Miami Dolphins 55, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 14
Nov. 23, 1978 DETROIT LIONS 17, Denver Broncos 14
DALLAS COWBOYS 37, Washington Redskins 10
Nov. 22, 1979 DETROIT LIONS 20, Chicago Bears 0
Houston Oilers 30, DALLAS COWBOYS 24
Nov. 27, 1980 Chicago Bears 23, DETROIT LIONS 17 (OT)
DALLAS COWBOYS 51, Seattle Seahawks 7
Nov. 26, 1981 DETROIT LIONS 27, Kansas City Chiefs 10
DALLAS COWBOYS 10, Chicago Bears 9
Nov. 25, 1982 New York Giants 13, DETROIT LIONS 6
DALLAS COWBOYS 31, Cleveland Browns 14
Nov. 24, 1983 DETROIT LIONS 45, Pittsburgh Steelers 3
DALLAS COWBOYS 35, St. Louis Cardinals 17
Nov. 22, 1984 DETROIT LIONS 31, Green Bay Packers 28
DALLAS COWBOYS 20, New England Patriots 17
Nov. 28, 1985 DETROIT LIONS 31, New York Jets 20
DALLAS COWBOYS 35, St. Louis Cardinals 17
Nov. 27, 1986 Green Bay Packers 44, DETROIT LIONS 40
Seattle Seahawks 31, DALLAS COWBOYS 14
Nov. 26, 1987 Kansas City Chiefs 27, DETROIT LIONS 20
Minnesota Vikings 44, DALLAS COWBOYS 38 (OT)
Nov. 24, 1988 Minnesota Vikings 23, DETROIT LIONS 0
Houston Oilers 25, DALLAS COWBOYS 17
Nov. 23, 1989 DETROIT LIONS 13, Cleveland Browns 10
Philadelphia Eagles 27, DALLAS COWBOYS 0
Nov. 22, 1990 DETROIT LIONS 40, Denver Broncos 27
DALLAS COWBOYS 27, Washington Redskins 17
Nov. 28, 1991 DETROIT LIONS 16, Chicago Bears 6
DALLAS COWBOYS 20, Pittsburgh Steelers 10
Nov. 26, 1992 Houston Oilers 24, DETROIT LIONS 21
DALLAS COWBOYS 30, New York Giants 3
Nov. 25, 1993 Chicago Bears 10, DETROIT LIONS 6
Miami Dolphins 16, DALLAS COWBOYS 14
Nov. 24, 1994 DETROIT LIONS 35, Buffalo Bills 21
DALLAS COWBOYS 42, Green Bay Packers 31
Nov. 23, 1995 DETROIT LIONS 44, Minnesota Vikings 38
DALLAS COWBOYS 24, Kansas City Chiefs 12
Nov. 28, 1996 Kansas City Chiefs 28, DETROIT LIONS 24
DALLAS COWBOYS 21, Washington Redskins 10
Nov. 27, 1997 DETROIT LIONS 55, Chicago Bears 20
Tennessee Titans 27, DALLAS COWBOYS 14
Nov. 26, 1998 DETROIT LIONS 19, Pittsburgh Steelers 16 (OT)
Minnesota Vikings 46, DALLAS COWBOYS 36
Nov. 25, 1999 DETROIT LIONS 21, Chicago Bears 17
DALLAS COWBOYS 20, Miami Dolphins 0
Nov. 23, 2000 DETROIT LIONS 34, New England Patriots 9
Minnesota Vikings 27, DALLAS COWBOYS 15
Nov. 22, 2001 Green Bay Packers 29, DETROIT LIONS 27
Denver Broncos 26, DALLAS COWBOYS 24

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Nov. 28, 2002 New England Patriots 20, DETROIT LIONS 12
DALLAS COWBOYS 27, Washington Redskins 20
Nov. 27, 2003 DETROIT LIONS 22, Green Bay Packers 14
Miami Dolphins 40, DALLAS COWBOYS 21
Nov. 25, 2004 Indianapolis Colts 41, DETROIT LIONS 9
DALLAS COWBOYS 21, Chicago Bears 7
Nov. 24, 2005 Atlanta Falcons 27, DETROIT LIONS 7
Denver Broncos 24, DALLAS COWBOYS 21 (OT)
Nov. 23, 2006 Miami Dolphins 27, DETROIT LIONS 10
DALLAS COWBOYS 38, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 19, Denver Broncos 10
Nov. 22, 2007 Green Bay Packers 37, DETROIT LIONS 26
DALLAS COWBOYS 34, New York Jets 3
Indianapolis Colts 31, ATLANTA FALCONS 13
Nov. 27, 2008 Tennessee Titans 47, DETROIT LIONS 10
DALLAS COWBOYS 34, Seattle Seahawks 9
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 48, Arizona Cardinals 20
Nov. 26, 2009 Green Bay Packers 34, DETROIT LIONS 12
DALLAS COWBOYS 24, Oakland Raiders 7
DENVER BRONCOS 26, New York Giants 6
Nov. 25, 2010 New England Patriots 45, DETROIT LIONS 24
New Orleans Saints 30, DALLAS COWBOYS 27
NEW YORK JETS 26, Cincinnati Bengals 10
Nov. 24, 2011 Green Bay Packers 27, DETROIT LIONS 15
DALLAS COWBOYS 20, Miami Dolphins 19
BALTIMORE RAVENS 16, San Francisco 49ers 6
Nov. 22, 2012 Houston Texans 34, DETROIT LIONS 31 (OT)
Washington Redskins 38, DALLAS COWBOYS 31
New England Patriots 49, NEW YORK JETS 19
Nov. 28, 2013 DETROIT LIONS 40, Green Bay Packers 10
DALLAS COWBOYS 31, Oakland Raiders 24
BALTIMORE RAVENS 22, Pittsburgh Steelers 20
Nov. 27, 2014 DETROIT LIONS 34, Chicago Bears 17
Philadelphia Eagles 33, DALLAS COWBOYS 10
Seattle Seahawks 19, SAN FRANCISCO 49ers 3
Nov. 26, 2015 DETROIT LIONS 45, Philadelphia Eagles 14
Carolina Panthers 33, DALLAS COWBOYS 14
Chicago Bears 17, GREEN BAY PACKERS 13
Nov. 24, 2016 DETROIT LIONS 16, Minnesota Vikings 13
DALLAS COWBOYS 31, Washington Redskins 26
Pittsburgh Steelers 28, INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 7
Nov. 23, 2017 Minnesota Vikings 30, DETROIT LIONS 23
Los Angeles Chargers 28, DALLAS COWBOYS 6
WASHINGTON REDSKINS 20, New York Giants 10
Nov. 22, 2018 Chicago Bears 23, DETROIT LIONS 16
DALLAS COWBOYS 31, Washington Redskins 23
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 31, Atlanta Falcons 17

PASSING / Most Yards Passing, Game

THANKSGIVING DAY RECORDS
*NFL record; stats compiled by Elias Sports Bureau.
SCORING / Most Touchdowns, Game
6 Ernie Nevers, Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 28, 1929*
4 Doc Elliott, Cle. Bulldogs vs. Milwaukee, Nov. 27, 1924
Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay at Dallas, Nov. 24, 1994
Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia vs. Arizona,
Nov. 27, 2008
3 By many players
RUSHING / Most Yards Rushing, Game
273 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo at Detroit, Nov. 25, 1976
198 Bob Hoernschemeyer, Detroit vs. N.Y. Yanks,
Nov. 23, 1950
195 Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers at Dallas, Nov. 22, 1979
455 Troy Aikman, Dallas vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 1998
449 Kirk Cousins, Washington at Dallas, Nov. 24, 2016
441 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Hou. Texans,
Nov. 22, 2012 (OT)
Tony Romo, Dallas vs. Washington, Nov. 22, 2012
PASS RECEIVING
RECEPTIONS / Most Pass Receptions, Game
12 Brett Perriman, Detroit vs. Minnesota, Nov. 23, 1995
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis at Detroit, Nov. 25, 2004
11 Daryl Johnston, Dallas vs. Miami, Nov. 25, 1993
Michael Irvin, Dallas vs. Kansas City, Nov. 23, 1995
Calvin Johnson, Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 27, 2014
Keenan Allen, L.A. Chargers at Dallas, Nov. 23, 2017
Julio Jones, Atlanta at New Orleans, Nov. 22, 2018
YARDS GAINED / Most Yards on Pass Receptions, Game
303 Jim Benton, Cle. Rams at Detroit, Nov. 22, 1945
188 Andre Johnson, Hou. Texans at Detroit, Nov. 22, 2012 (OT)
185 Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers vs. Buffalo, Nov. 26, 1964

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INTERCONFERENCE VICTORIES, REGULAR SEASON INTERCONFERENCE RECORDS, 1970-2018
1970-2018 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
AFC NFC Tie East W L T Pct. East W L T Pct.
1970 12 27 1 Miami 110 71 0 .608 Dallas 102 78 0 .567
1971 15 23 2 New England 99 79 0 .556 Philadelphia 101 78 2 .564
1972 20 19 1 Buffalo 88 89 1 .497 New York Giants 88 84 0 .512
1973 19 19 2 New York Jets 75 103 0 .421 Washington 86 92 1 .483
1974 23 17 0 North W L T Pct. North W L T Pct.
1975 23 17 0 Pittsburgh 111 68 1 .619 Minnesota 91 91 0 .500
1976 16 12 0 Baltimore 50 39 1 .561 Chicago 91 92 0 .497
1977 19 9 0 Cincinnati 95 82 3 .536 Green Bay 86 93 3 .481
1978 31 21 0 Cleveland 71 99 0 .418 Detroit 70 107 1 .396
1979 36 16 0 South W L T Pct. South W L T Pct.
1980 33 19 0 Tennessee 93 91 1 .505 Carolina 48 47 1 .505
1981 24 28 0 Indianapolis 85 85 1 .500 New Orleans 83 99 2 .456
1982 15 14 1 Houston 28 40 0 .412 Atlanta 76 108 1 .414
1983 26 26 0 Jacksonville 39 56 0 .411 Tampa Bay* 57 92 0 .383
1984 26 26 0 West W L T Pct. West W L T Pct.
1985 27 25 0 Denver 105 79 2 .570 San Francisco 101 86 0 .540
1986 26 26 0 Kansas City 91 77 2 .541 L.A. Rams 95 90 0 .514
1987 23 22 1 Oakland 98 87 1 .530 Seattle* # 80 77 0 .510
1988 30 22 0 L.A. Chargers 85 90 0 .486 Arizona 69 98 2 .414
1989 24 28 0 * Records include one game played between Seattle and Tampa Bay, won by the
1990 26 26 0 Seahawks 13-10, in their inaugural season (1976) when Seattle competed in the
1991 19 33 0 NFC and Tampa Bay in the AFC.
1992 22 30 0 # Seattle was a member of the AFC from 1977-2001.
1993 27 25 0 From 1970-71, tie games were not included in winning percentage.
1994 25 27 0
1995 27 33 0
1996 32 28 0 For a year-by-year breakdown of each team’s won/loss record in Interconference
1997 31 28 1 Games, please visit www.NFL.com.
1998 31 29 0
1999 38 22 0
2000 30 30 0
2001 30 30 0
2002 34 29 1
2003 34 30 0
2004 44 20 0
2005 34 30 0
2006 40 24 0
2007 32 32 0
2008 34 29 1
2009 37 27 0
2010 34 30 0
2011 31 33 0
2012 25 39 0
2013 30 34 0
2014 33 30 1
2015 29 35 0
2016 33 30 1
2017 23 41 0
2018 34 30 0
Total 1,367 1,280 13

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WALTER PAYTON NFL MAN OF THE YEAR
The Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award is the only NFL award that recognizes a player for his community service activities as
well as his excellence on the field. Renamed in 1999 for the legendary Chicago Bears Pro Football Hall of Fame running back, the Walter
Payton NFL Man of the Year Award has been given annually since 1970.

YEAR PLAYER POS. TEAM

1970 Johnny Unitas ............................................................QB Baltimore Colts
1971 John Hadl ..................................................................QB San Diego Chargers
1972 Willie Lanier................................................................LB Kansas City Chiefs
1973 Len Dawson...............................................................QB Kansas City Chiefs
1974 George Blanda ...........................................................QB Oakland Raiders
1975 Ken Anderson ...........................................................QB Cincinnati Bengals
1976 Franco Harris .............................................................RB Pittsburgh Steelers
1977 Walter Payton.............................................................RB Chicago Bears
1978 Roger Staubach .........................................................QB Dallas Cowboys
1979 Joe Greene.................................................................DT Pittsburgh Steelers
1980 Harold Carmichael.....................................................WR Philadelphia Eagles
1981 Lynn Swann..............................................................WR Pittsburgh Steelers
1982 Joe Theismann ..........................................................QB Washington Redskins
1983 Rolf Benirschke ............................................................K San Diego Chargers
1984 Marty Lyons .................................................................T New York Jets
1985 Dwight Stephenson ......................................................C Miami Dolphins
1986 Reggie Williams..........................................................LB Cincinnati Bengals
1987 Dave Duerson...............................................................S Chicago Bears
1988 Steve Largent............................................................WR Seattle Seahawks
1989 Warren Moon .............................................................QB Houston Oilers
1990 Mike Singletary...........................................................LB Chicago Bears
1991 Anthony Muñoz ............................................................T Cincinnati Bengals
1992 John Elway ................................................................QB Denver Broncos
1993 Derrick Thomas..........................................................LB Kansas City Chiefs
1994 Junior Seau ................................................................LB San Diego Chargers
1995 Boomer Esiason ........................................................QB New York Jets
1996 Darrell Green .............................................................CB Washington Redskins
1997 Troy Aikman ..............................................................QB Dallas Cowboys
1998 Dan Marino ...............................................................QB Miami Dolphins
1999 Cris Carter ...............................................................WR Minnesota Vikings
2000* Derrick Brooks............................................................LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jim Flanigan...............................................................DT Chicago Bears
2001 Jerome Bettis.............................................................RB Pittsburgh Steelers
2002 Troy Vincent...............................................................CB Philadelphia Eagles
2003 Will Shields ..................................................................G Kansas City Chiefs
2004 Warrick Dunn .............................................................RB Atlanta Falcons
2005 Peyton Manning .........................................................QB Indianapolis Colts
2006* Drew Brees ................................................................QB New Orleans Saints
LaDainian Tomlinson ..................................................RB San Diego Chargers
2007 Jason Taylor...............................................................DE Miami Dolphins
2008 Kurt Warner ...............................................................QB Arizona Cardinals
2009 Brian Waters ................................................................G Kansas City Chiefs
2010 Madieu Williams ...........................................................S Minnesota Vikings
2011 Matt Birk ......................................................................C Baltimore Ravens
2012 Jason Witten...............................................................TE Dallas Cowboys
2013 Charles Tillman ..........................................................CB Chicago Bears
2014 Thomas Davis ............................................................LB Carolina Panthers
2015 Anquan Boldin...........................................................WR San Francisco 49ers
2016* Larry Fitzgerald .........................................................WR Arizona Cardinals
Eli Manning ................................................................QB New York Giants
2017 J.J. Watt.....................................................................DE Houston Texans
2018 Chris Long .................................................................DE Philadelphia Eagles
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THE FOLLOWING AWARDS WERE NAMED BY ASSOCIATED PRESS IN BALLOTING BY A NATIONWIDE PANEL OF MEDIA.

NFL MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARD

YEAR PLAYER POS. TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1957 Jim Brown RB Cleveland Browns Rushed for league-leading 942 yards and added 9 touchdowns as a
rookie.
1958 Jim Brown RB Cleveland Browns Rushed for NFL-record 1,527 yards and added 17 touchdowns. Led
Browns to 9-3 record.
1959 Charley Conerly QB New York Giants Passed for 14 touchdowns and only 4 interceptions. Led offense to
division-leading 284 points.
1960 Norm Van Brocklin QB Philadelphia Eagles Guided Eagles to first division title since 1949. Passed for 2,471 yards
and 24 touchdowns.
NFL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD
1961 Paul Hornung RB Green Bay Packers Led league in scoring for second straight season with 146 points
(10 TD, 15 FG, 41 PAT).
1962 Jim Taylor RB Green Bay Packers League rushing champion with 1,474 yards. Scored all-time record
19 touchdowns.
1963 Y.A. Tittle QB New York Giants Set all-time season record with 36 touchdown passes. Guided league’s
top offense (5,024 yards).
1964 Johnny Unitas QB Baltimore Colts Guided Colts to NFL’s best record (12-2) and league’s top offensive
attack (4,779 yards).
1965 Jim Brown RB Cleveland Browns Leader of NFL’s top rushing attack. Led league with 1,544 yards, added
21 total touchdowns.
1966 Bart Starr QB Green Bay Packers Passed for 14 touchdowns and only 3 interceptions. Led Packers to
league-best 12-2 record.
1967 Johnny Unitas QB Baltimore Colts Passed for 3,428 yards and 20 touchdowns. Led Colts to 11-1-2
record.
1968 Earl Morrall QB Baltimore Colts Guided Colts to NFL-best 13-1 record. Led league with 26 touchdown
passes.
1969 Roman Gabriel QB Los Angeles Rams Led NFL with 24 touchdown passes. Guided Rams to 11-3 record.
1970 John Brodie QB San Francisco 49ers Took 49ers to first division title. Threw NFL-best 24 touchdown passes.
1971 Alan Page DT Minnesota Vikings Led defense that allowed NFL-low 139 points. Vikings won fourth
straight NFC Central title.
1972 Larry Brown RB Washington Redskins Led conference with 1,216 rushing yards. Redskins had NFC-best
11-3 record.
1973 O.J. Simpson RB Buffalo Bills Rushed for all-time record 2,003 yards, including three 200-yard
performances.
1974 Ken Stabler QB Oakland Raiders Led league with 26 touchdown passes and only 12 interceptions.
Raiders had NFL-best 12-2 record.
1975 Fran Tarkenton QB Minnesota Vikings Tied for league-best 12-2 record. Led NFC with 91.7 passer rating.
1976 Bert Jones QB Baltimore Colts Threw 24 touchdowns and only 9 interceptions for 102.5 passer rating.
1977 Walter Payton RB Chicago Bears Rushed for league-leading 1,852 yards and 16 total touchdowns.
1978 Terry Bradshaw QB Pittsburgh Steelers Led Steelers to league-leading 14-2 mark. Set club record with
28 touchdown passes.
1979 Earl Campbell RB Houston Oilers Led league with 1,697 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns.
1980 Brian Sipe QB Cleveland Browns NFL-best 91.4 passer rating. Set Browns’ records with 30 touchdown
passes and 4,132 yards.
1981 Ken Anderson QB Cincinnati Bengals Led Bengals to first division title since 1973. NFL-high 98.5 passer
rating.
1982 Mark Moseley K Washington Redskins Converted 20 of 21 FGs. Set consecutive field-goal record at 23
(including last three in ’81).
1983 Joe Theismann QB Washington Redskins Leader of offense that scored NFL record 541 points. Redskins had
NFL-best 14-2 record.
1984 Dan Marino QB Miami Dolphins Set NFL records with 5,084 yards and 48 touchdown passes. Led
Dolphins to AFC-best 14-2 mark.
1985 Marcus Allen RB Los Angeles Raiders Rushed for league-leading 1,759 yards. Tied for AFC lead with
11 rushing touchdowns.
1986 Lawrence Taylor LB New York Giants Recorded league-high 20.5 sacks, and led Giants’ second-ranked
defense (297.3).
1987 John Elway QB Denver Broncos In 12 games, passed for 19 touchdowns and 3,198 yards, including
four 300-yard games.
1988 Boomer Esiason QB Cincinnati Bengals Led NFL with 97.4 passer rating. Tied for AFC lead with 28 TD passes.
1989 Joe Montana QB San Francisco 49ers Set NFL record with 112.4 passer rating, including 70.2 completion
percentage.
1990 Joe Montana QB San Francisco 49ers Led 49ers to league-best 14-2 record. Completed NFC-high
61.7 percent of passes.
1991 Thurman Thomas RB Buffalo Bills Recorded league-high 2,038 yards from scrimmage (1,407 rushing,
631 receiving).
1992 Steve Young QB San Francisco 49ers NFL’s top passer with 107.0 rating. Led 49ers to NFL-best 14-2 record.
1993 Emmitt Smith RB Dallas Cowboys Led league in rushing (1,486 yards) for third straight year despite
missing first two games.
1994 Steve Young QB San Francisco 49ers Compiled NFL all-time best 112.8 passer rating. Completed more than
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1995 Brett Favre QB Green Bay Packers Led league with 38 touchdown passes and NFC with 99.5 passer
rating.
1996 Brett Favre QB Green Bay Packers Led Packers to top conference record (13-3). Threw NFL-best 39
touchdown passes.
1997* Brett Favre QB Green Bay Packers Led league with 35 touchdown passes; NFC with 3,867 passing yards.
Barry Sanders RB Detroit Lions Rushed for all-time second-best 2,053 yards, including record
14 straight 100-yard games.
1998 Terrell Davis RB Denver Broncos Rushed for 2,008 yards and scored league-best 23 total touchdowns.
1999 Kurt Warner QB St. Louis Rams Became the second QB in history to have 40 touchdown passes in a
season (41).
2000 Marshall Faulk RB St. Louis Rams Set NFL record with 26 touchdowns and led NFC with 2,189 yards
from scrimmage.
2001 Kurt Warner QB St. Louis Rams Led NFL with 4,830 passing yards, 36 touchdowns, 68.7 completion
percentage, and 101.4 passer rating.
2002 Rich Gannon QB Oakland Raiders Set single-season records with 10 300-yard passing games and
418 completions, and led NFL with 4,689 passing yards.
2003* Peyton Manning QB Indianapolis Colts Led NFL with 4,267 passing yards, had AFC-best 29 touchdown
passes, and posted 99.0 passer rating.
Steve McNair QB Tennessee Titans Posted NFL-best 100.4 passer rating, passing for 3,215 yards with
24 touchdowns against 7 interceptions.
2004 Peyton Manning QB Indianapolis Colts Set NFL records with 49 touchdown passes and 121.1 passer rating
while passing for 4,557 yards.
2005 Shaun Alexander RB Seattle Seahawks Set NFL record with 28 touchdowns and led league with 1,880 rushing
yards.
2006 LaDainian Tomlinson RB San Diego Chargers Set NFL record for touchdowns (31) and points scored (186). Rushed
for team-record 1,815 yards.
2007 Tom Brady QB New England Patriots Set NFL record with 50 passing touchdowns. Led New England to first
16-0 regular-season record in league history.
2008 Peyton Manning QB Indianapolis Colts Threw for 4,002 yards and 27 touchdowns and 95.0 passer rating. Led
Indianapolis to 12-4 record.
2009 Peyton Manning QB Indianapolis Colts Threw for 4,500 yards with 33 touchdowns for 99.9 passer rating
while leading Colts to NFL-best 14-2 record.
2010 Tom Brady QB New England Patriots Led league with 111.0 passer rating, throwing for 3,900 yards and
36 touchdowns while guiding Patriots to NFL-best 14-2 record.
2011 Aaron Rodgers QB Green Bay Packers Set NFL record with 122.5 passer rating. Guided Green Bay to
NFL-best 15-1 record.
2012 Adrian Peterson RB Minnesota Vikings Rushed for league-leading 2,096 yards and scored 13 total
touchdowns.
2013 Peyton Manning QB Denver Broncos Set NFL records with 5,477 passing yards and 55 touchdown passes.
2014 Aaron Rodgers QB Green Bay Packers Led NFC with 38 touchdown passes. Guided Green Bay to 12-4 record
and NFL-high 30.4 points per game.
2015 Cam Newton QB Carolina Panthers First player with 35 passing touchdowns and 10 rushing touchdowns in
a season. Guided Panthers to NFL-best 15-1 record.
2016 Matt Ryan QB Atlanta Falcons Led NFL in passer rating (117.1) and propelled the Falcons to an
NFL-best 540 points, 71 more than any other team.
2017 Tom Brady QB New England Patriots Led NFL with 4,577 passing yards, and guided Patriots to record ninth
consecutive division title. At age 40, became oldest MVP winner.
2018 Patrick Mahomes QB Kansas City Chiefs Led NFL with 50 touchdown passes and threw for 5,097 yards in first
season as starter. At 23, youngest winner since Marino (1984).
Total Associated Press NFL MVPs: 60
Five-time Winner: Peyton Manning
Three-time Winners: Tom Brady, Brett Favre
Two-time Winners: Joe Montana, Aaron Rodgers, Johnny Unitas, Kurt Warner, Steve Young
* The award was shared in 1997 and 2003.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MVPs WHO WON SUPER BOWL/ ASSOCIATED PRESS MVPs BY TEAM
NFL CHAMPIONSHIP IN SAME SEASON: 13 8 Indianapolis/Baltimore Colts 2 Buffalo Bills
1961 Paul Hornung Green Bay Packers Green Bay Packers Cincinnati Bengals
1962 Jim Taylor Green Bay Packers Cleveland Browns
1966 Bart Starr Green Bay Packers 5 San Francisco 49ers Houston Oilers/
1968 Earl Morrall Baltimore Colts Tennessee Titans
1978 Terry Bradshaw Pittsburgh Steelers 4 Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams New York Giants
1982 Mark Moseley Washington Redskins
1986 Lawrence Taylor New York Giants 3 Denver Broncos 1 Atlanta Falcons
1989 Joe Montana San Francisco 49ers Minnesota Vikings Carolina Panthers
1993 Emmitt Smith Dallas Cowboys New England Patriots Chicago Bears
1994 Steve Young San Francisco 49ers Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders Dallas Cowboys
1996 Brett Favre Green Bay Packers Washington Redskins Detroit Lions
1998 Terrell Davis Denver Broncos Kansas City Chiefs
1999 Kurt Warner St. Louis Rams Miami Dolphins
Pittsburgh Steelers
ASSOCIATED PRESS NFL MVP BY POSITION Los Angeles/San Diego
Quarterback: 41 Kicker: 1 Chargers
Running Back: 16 Linebacker: 1 Seattle Seahawks
Defensive Tackle: 1

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AP OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1985 Eddie Brown WR Cincinnati Bengals
1986 Rueben Mayes RB New Orleans Saints
1973 O.J. Simpson RB Buffalo Bills 1987 Troy Stradford RB Miami Dolphins
1974 Ken Stabler QB Oakland Raiders 1988 John Stephens RB New England Patriots
1975 Fran Tarkenton QB Minnesota Vikings 1989 Barry Sanders RB Detroit Lions
1976 Bert Jones QB Baltimore Colts 1990 Emmitt Smith RB Dallas Cowboys
1977 Walter Payton RB Chicago Bears 1991 Leonard Russell RB New England Patriots
1978 Earl Campbell RB Houston Oilers 1992 Carl Pickens WR Cincinnati Bengals
1979 Earl Campbell RB Houston Oilers 1993 Jerome Bettis RB Los Angeles Rams
1980 Earl Campbell RB Houston Oilers 1994 Marshall Faulk RB Indianapolis Colts
1981 Ken Anderson QB Cincinnati Bengals 1995 Curtis Martin RB New England Patriots
1982 Dan Fouts QB San Diego Chargers 1996 Eddie George RB Houston Oilers
1983 Joe Theismann QB Washington Redskins 1997 Warrick Dunn RB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1984 Dan Marino QB Miami Dolphins 1998 Randy Moss WR Minnesota Vikings
1985 Marcus Allen RB Los Angeles Raiders 1999 Edgerrin James RB Indianapolis Colts
1986 Eric Dickerson RB Los Angeles Rams 2000 Mike Anderson RB Denver Broncos
1987 Jerry Rice WR San Francisco 49ers 2001 Anthony Thomas RB Chicago Bears
1988 Roger Craig RB San Francisco 49ers 2002 Clinton Portis RB Denver Broncos
1989 Joe Montana QB San Francisco 49ers 2003 Anquan Boldin WR Arizona Cardinals
1990 Warren Moon QB Houston Oilers 2004 Ben Roethlisberger QB Pittsburgh Steelers
1991 Thurman Thomas RB Buffalo Bills 2005 Carnell Williams RB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1992 Steve Young QB San Francisco 49ers 2006 Vince Young QB Tennessee Titans
1993 Jerry Rice WR San Francisco 49ers 2007 Adrian Peterson RB Minnesota Vikings
1994 Barry Sanders RB Detroit Lions 2008 Matt Ryan QB Atlanta Falcons
1995 Brett Favre QB Green Bay Packers 2009 Percy Harvin WR Minnesota Vikings
1996 Terrell Davis RB Denver Broncos 2010 Sam Bradford QB St. Louis Rams
1997 Barry Sanders RB Detroit Lions 2011 Cam Newton QB Carolina Panthers
1998 Terrell Davis RB Denver Broncos 2012 Robert Griffin III QB Washington Redskins
1999 Marshall Faulk RB St. Louis Rams 2013 Eddie Lacy RB Green Bay Packers
2000 Marshall Faulk RB St. Louis Rams 2014 Odell Beckham Jr. WR New York Giants
2001 Marshall Faulk RB St. Louis Rams 2015 Todd Gurley RB St. Louis Rams
2002 Priest Holmes RB Kansas City Chiefs 2016 Dak Prescott QB Dallas Cowboys
2003 Jamal Lewis RB Baltimore Ravens 2017 Alvin Kamara RB New Orleans Saints
2004 Peyton Manning QB Indianapolis Colts 2018 Saquon Barkley RB New York Giants
2005 Shaun Alexander RB Seattle Seahawks
2006 LaDainian Tomlinson RB San Diego Chargers AP DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2007 Tom Brady QB New England Patriots
2008 Drew Brees QB New Orleans Saints 1971 Alan Page DT Minnesota Vikings
2009 Chris Johnson RB Tennessee Titans 1972 Joe Greene DT Pittsburgh Steelers
2010 Tom Brady QB New England Patriots 1973 Dick Anderson S Miami Dolphins
2011 Drew Brees QB New Orleans Saints 1974 Joe Greene DT Pittsburgh Steelers
2012 Adrian Peterson RB Minnesota Vikings 1975 Mel Blount CB Pittsburgh Steelers
2013 Peyton Manning QB Denver Broncos 1976 Jack Lambert LB Pittsburgh Steelers
2014 DeMarco Murray RB Dallas Cowboys 1977 Harvey Martin DE Dallas Cowboys
2015 Cam Newton QB Carolina Panthers 1978 Randy Gradishar LB Denver Broncos
2016 Matt Ryan QB Atlanta Falcons 1979 Lee Roy Selmon DE Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2017 Todd Gurley RB Los Angeles Rams 1980 Lester Hayes CB Oakland Raiders
2018 Patrick Mahomes QB Kansas City Chiefs 1981 Lawrence Taylor LB New York Giants
1982 Lawrence Taylor LB New York Giants
AP OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1983 Doug Betters DE Miami Dolphins
1984 Kenny Easley S Seattle Seahawks
1957 Jim Brown RB Cleveland Browns 1985 Mike Singletary LB Chicago Bears
1958 Jimmy Orr WR Pittsburgh Steelers 1986 Lawrence Taylor LB New York Giants
1959 Nick Pietrosante RB Detroit Lions 1987 Reggie White DT Philadelphia Eagles
1960 Gail Cogdill WR Detroit Lions 1988 Mike Singletary LB Chicago Bears
1961 Mike Ditka TE Chicago Bears 1989 Keith Millard DT Minnesota Vikings
1962 Ron Bull RB Chicago Bears 1990 Bruce Smith DE Buffalo Bills
1963 Paul Flatley WR Minnesota Vikings 1991 Pat Swilling LB New Orleans Saints
1964 Charley Taylor WR Washington Redskins 1992 Cortez Kennedy DT Seattle Seahawks
1965 Gale Sayers RB Chicago Bears 1993 Rod Woodson CB Pittsburgh Steelers
1966 Johnny Roland RB St. Louis Cardinals 1994 Deion Sanders CB San Francisco 49ers
1967 Mel Farr RB Detroit Lions 1995 Bryce Paup LB Buffalo Bills
1968 Earl McCullouch WR Detroit Lions 1996 Bruce Smith DE Buffalo Bills
1969 Calvin Hill RB Dallas Cowboys 1997 Dana Stubblefield DT San Francisco 49ers
1970 Duane Thomas RB Dallas Cowboys 1998 Reggie White DE Green Bay Packers
1971 John Brockington RB Green Bay Packers 1999 Warren Sapp DT Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1972 Franco Harris RB Pittsburgh Steelers 2000 Ray Lewis LB Baltimore Ravens
1973 Chuck Foreman RB Minnesota Vikings 2001 Michael Strahan DE New York Giants
1974 Don Woods RB San Diego Chargers 2002 Derrick Brooks LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1975 Mike Thomas RB Washington Redskins 2003 Ray Lewis LB Baltimore Ravens
1976 Sammy White WR Minnesota Vikings 2004 Ed Reed S Baltimore Ravens
1977 Tony Dorsett RB Dallas Cowboys 2005 Brian Urlacher LB Chicago Bears
1978 Earl Campbell RB Houston Oilers 2006 Jason Taylor DE Miami Dolphins
1979 Ottis Anderson RB St. Louis Cardinals 2007 Bob Sanders S Indianapolis Colts
1980 Billy Sims RB Detroit Lions 2008 James Harrison LB Pittsburgh Steelers
1981 George Rogers RB New Orleans Saints 2009 Charles Woodson CB Green Bay Packers
1982 Marcus Allen RB Los Angeles Raiders 2010 Troy Polamalu S Pittsburgh Steelers
1983 Eric Dickerson RB Los Angeles Rams 2011 Terrell Suggs LB Baltimore Ravens
1984 Louis Lipps WR Pittsburgh Steelers 2012 J.J. Watt DE Houston Texans

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2013 Luke Kuechly LB Carolina Panthers 2010 Michael Vick QB Philadelphia Eagles
2014 J.J. Watt DE Houston Texans 2011 Matthew Stafford QB Detroit Lions
2015 J.J. Watt DE Houston Texans 2012 Peyton Manning QB Denver Broncos
2016 Khalil Mack DE Oakland Raiders 2013 Philip Rivers QB San Diego Chargers
2017 Aaron Donald DT Los Angeles Rams 2014 Rob Gronkowski TE New England Patriots
2018 Aaron Donald DT Los Angeles Rams 2015 Eric Berry S Kansas CIty Chiefs
2016 Jordy Nelson WR Green Bay Packers
AP DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2017 Keenan Allen WR Los Angeles Chargers
2018 Andrew Luck QB Indianapolis Colts
1967 Lem Barney CB Detroit Lions *The award was shared in 2005.
1968 Claude Humphrey DE Atlanta Falcons
1969 Joe Greene DT Pittsburgh Steelers AP COACH OF THE YEAR
1970 Bruce Taylor CB San Francisco 49ers
1971 Isiah Robertson LB Los Angeles Rams 1957 George Wilson Detroit Lions
1972 Willie Buchanon CB Green Bay Packers 1958 Weeb Ewbank Baltimore Colts
1973 Wally Chambers DT Chicago Bears 1959 Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers
1974 Jack Lambert LB Pittsburgh Steelers 1960 Buck Shaw Philadelphia Eagles
1975 Robert Brazile LB Houston Oilers 1961 Allie Sherman New York Giants
1976 Mike Haynes S New England Patriots 1962 Allie Sherman New York Giants
1977 A.J. Duhe DT Miami Dolphins 1963 George Halas Chicago Bears
1978 Al Baker DE Detroit Lions 1964 Don Shula Baltimore Colts
1979 Jim Haslett LB Buffalo Bills 1965 George Halas Chicago Bears
1980* Buddy Curry LB Atlanta Falcons 1966 Tom Landry Dallas Cowboys
Al Richardson LB Atlanta Falcons 1967* George Allen Los Angeles Rams
1981 Lawrence Taylor LB New York Giants Don Shula Baltimore Colts
1982 Chip Banks LB Cleveland Browns 1968 Don Shula Baltimore Colts
1983 Vernon Maxwell LB Baltimore Colts 1969 Bud Grant Minnesota Vikings
1984 Bill Maas NT Kansas City Chiefs 1970 Paul Brown Cincinnati Bengals
1985 Duane Bickett LB Indianapolis Colts 1971 George Allen Washington Redskins
1986 John Offerdahl LB Miami Dolphins 1972 Don Shula Miami Dolphins
1987 Shane Conlan LB Buffalo Bills 1973 Chuck Knox Los Angeles Rams
1988 Erik McMillan S New York Jets 1974 Don Coryell St. Louis Cardinals
1989 Derrick Thomas LB Kansas City Chiefs 1975 Ted Marchibroda Baltimore Colts
1990 Mark Carrier S Chicago Bears 1976 Forrest Gregg Cleveland Browns
1991 Mike Croel LB Denver Broncos 1977 Red Miller Denver Broncos
1992 Dale Carter CB Kansas City Chiefs 1978 Jack Patera Seattle Seahawks
1993 Dana Stubblefield DT San Francisco 49ers 1979 Jack Pardee Washington Redskins
1994 Tim Bowens DT Miami Dolphins 1980 Chuck Knox Buffalo Bills
1995 Hugh Douglas DE New York Jets 1981 Bill Walsh San Francisco 49ers
1996 Simeon Rice DE Arizona Cardinals 1982 Joe Gibbs Washington Redskins
1997 Peter Boulware LB Baltimore Ravens 1983 Joe Gibbs Washington Redskins
1998 Charles Woodson CB Oakland Raiders 1984 Chuck Knox Seattle Seahawks
1999 Jevon Kearse DE Tennessee Titans 1985 Mike Ditka Chicago Bears
2000 Brian Urlacher LB Chicago Bears 1986 Bill Parcells New York Giants
2001 Kendrell Bell LB Pittsburgh Steelers 1987 Jim Mora New Orleans Saints
2002 Julius Peppers DE Carolina Panthers 1988 Mike Ditka Chicago Bears
2003 Terrell Suggs LB Baltimore Ravens 1989 Lindy Infante Green Bay Packers
2004 Jonathan Vilma LB New York Jets 1990 Jimmy Johnson Dallas Cowboys
2005 Shawne Merriman LB San Diego Chargers 1991 Wayne Fontes Detroit Lions
2006 DeMeco Ryans LB Houston Texans 1992 Bill Cowher Pittsburgh Steelers
2007 Patrick Willis LB San Francisco 49ers 1993 Dan Reeves New York Giants
2008 Jerod Mayo LB New England Patriots 1994 Bill Parcells New England Patriots
2009 Brian Cushing LB Houston Texans 1995 Ray Rhodes Philadelphia Eagles
2010 Ndamukong Suh DT Detroit Lions 1996 Dom Capers Carolina Panthers
2011 Von Miller LB Denver Broncos 1997 Jim Fassel New York Giants
2012 Luke Kuechly LB Carolina Panthers 1998 Dan Reeves Atlanta Falcons
2013 Sheldon Richardson DL New York Jets 1999 Dick Vermeil St. Louis Rams
2014 Aaron Donald DT St. Louis Rams 2000 Jim Haslett New Orleans Saints
2015 Marcus Peters CB Kansas CIty Chiefs 2001 Dick Jauron Chicago Bears
2016 Joey Bosa DE San Diego Chargers 2002 Andy Reid Philadelphia Eagles
2017 Marshon Lattimore CB New Orleans Saints 2003 Bill Belichick New England Patriots
2018 Darius Leonard LB Indianapolis Colts 2004 Marty Schottenheimer San Diego Chargers
*The award was shared in 1980. 2005 Lovie Smith Chicago Bears
2006 Sean Payton New Orleans Saints
AP COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2007 Bill Belichick New England Patriots
2008 Mike Smith Atlanta Falcons
1998 Doug Flutie QB Buffalo Bills 2009 Marvin Lewis Cincinnati Bengals
1999 Bryant Young DT San Francisco 49ers 2010 Bill Belichick New England Patriots
2000 Joe Johnson DE New Orleans Saints 2011 Jim Harbaugh San Francisco 49ers
2001 Garrison Hearst RB San Francisco 49ers 2012 Bruce Arians Indianapolis Colts
2002 Tommy Maddox QB Pittsburgh Steelers 2013 Ron Rivera Carolina Panthers
2003 Jon Kitna QB Cincinnati Bengals 2014 Bruce Arians Arizona Cardinals
2004 Drew Brees QB San Diego Chargers 2015 Ron Rivera Carolina Panthers
2005* Steve Smith WR Carolina Panthers 2016 Jason Garrett Dallas Cowboys
Tedy Bruschi LB New England Patriots 2017 Sean McVay Los Angeles Rams
2006 Chad Pennington QB New York Jets 2018 Matt Nagy Chicago Bears
2007 Greg Ellis DE Dallas Cowboys *The award was shared in 1967.
2008 Chad Pennington QB Miami Dolphins
2009 Tom Brady QB New England Patriots

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NUMBER-ONE DRAFT CHOICES
Season Date Team Player Position College
2019 .......April 25-27 ......................................Arizona ......................................Kyler Murray ..............QB ..........................Oklahoma
2018 .......April 26-28 ......................................Cleveland...................................Baker Mayfield ...........QB ..........................Oklahoma
2017 .......April 27-29 ......................................Cleveland...................................Myles Garrett .............DE ........................Texas A&M
2016 .......April 28-30 ......................................Los Angeles...............................Jared Goff ..................QB ...........................California
2015 .......April 30-May 2.................................Tampa Bay ................................Jameis Winston..........QB.......................Florida State
2014 .......May 8-10.........................................Houston.....................................Jadeveon Clowney .....DE ...................South Carolina
2013 .......April 25-27 ......................................Kansas City ...............................Eric Fisher ..................T ..................Central Michigan
2012 .......April 26-28 ......................................Indianapolis ...............................Andrew Luck..............QB.............................Stanford
2011 .......April 28-30 ......................................Carolina .....................................Cam Newton ..............QB ..............................Auburn
2010 .......April 22-24 ......................................St. Louis....................................Sam Bradford.............QB ..........................Oklahoma
2009 .......April 25-26 ......................................Detroit .......................................Matthew Stafford........QB..............................Georgia
2008 .......April 26-27 ......................................Miami ........................................Jake Long ..................T ..............................Michigan
2007 .......April 28-29 ......................................Oakland .....................................JaMarcus Russell.......QB ..................Louisiana State
2006 .......April 29-30 ......................................Houston.....................................Mario Williams ...........DE...........North Carolina State
2005 .......April 23-24 ......................................San Francisco............................Alex Smith..................QB ..................................Utah
2004 .......April 24-25 ......................................San Diego..................................Eli Manning ................QB ........................Mississippi
2003 .......April 26-27 ......................................Cincinnati ..................................Carson Palmer............QB ............Southern California
2002 .......April 20-21 ......................................Houston.....................................David Carr..................QB ......................Fresno State
2001 .......April 21-22 ......................................Atlanta .......................................Michael Vick...............QB ......................Virginia Tech
2000 .......April 15-16 ......................................Cleveland...................................Courtney Brown .........DE .........................Penn State
1999 .......April 17-18 ......................................Cleveland...................................Tim Couch .................QB ...........................Kentucky
1998 .......April 18-19 ......................................Indianapolis ...............................Peyton Manning .........QB .........................Tennessee
1997 .......April 19-20 ......................................St. Louis....................................Orlando Pace..............T ............................Ohio State
1996 .......April 20-21 ......................................New York Jets............................Keyshawn Johnson ....WR ...........Southern California
1995 .......April 22-23 ......................................Cincinnati ..................................Ki-Jana Carter ............RB .........................Penn State
1994 .......April 24-25 ......................................Cincinnati ..................................Dan Wilkinson ............DT ..........................Ohio State
1993 .......April 25-26 ......................................New England .............................Drew Bledsoe.............QB...............Washington State
1992 .......April 26-27 ......................................Indianapolis ...............................Steve Emtman............DT........................Washington
1991 .......April 21-22 ......................................Dallas ........................................Russell Maryland........DT ................................Miami
1990 .......April 22-23 ......................................Indianapolis ...............................Jeff George ................QB................................Illinois
1989 .......April 23-24 ......................................Dallas ........................................Troy Aikman ...............QB.................................UCLA
1988 .......April 24-25 ......................................Atlanta .......................................Aundray Bruce ...........LB...............................Auburn
1987 .......April 28-29 ......................................Tampa Bay ................................Vinny Testaverde ........QB ................................Miami
1986 .......April 29-30 ......................................Tampa Bay ................................Bo Jackson ................RB ..............................Auburn
1985 .......April 30-May 1.................................Buffalo.......................................Bruce Smith ...............DE ......................Virginia Tech
1984 .......May 1-2...........................................New England .............................Irving Fryar.................WR ..........................Nebraska
1983 .......April 26-27 ......................................Baltimore ...................................John Elway ................QB.............................Stanford
1982 .......April 27-28 ......................................New England .............................Kenneth Sims.............DT .................................Texas
1981 .......April 28-29 ......................................New Orleans ..............................George Rogers ...........RB ...................South Carolina
1980 .......April 29-30 ......................................Detroit .......................................Billy Sims...................RB ..........................Oklahoma
1979 .......May 3-4...........................................Buffalo.......................................Tom Cousineau ..........LB ..........................Ohio State
1978 .......May 2-3...........................................Houston.....................................Earl Campbell .............RB.................................Texas
1977 .......May 3-4...........................................Tampa Bay ................................Ricky Bell...................RB ............Southern California
1976 .......April 8-9 ..........................................Tampa Bay ................................Lee Roy Selmon.........DE ..........................Oklahoma
1975 .......January 28-29 .................................Atlanta .......................................Steve Bartkowski .......QB ...........................California
1974 .......January 29-30 .................................Dallas ........................................Ed Jones....................DE .................Tennessee State
1973 .......January 30-31 .................................Houston.....................................John Matuszak ...........DE................................Tampa
1972 .......February 1-2....................................Buffalo.......................................Walt Patulski ..............DE .......................Notre Dame
1971 .......January 28-29 .................................New England .............................Jim Plunkett ...............QB.............................Stanford
1970 .......January 27-28 .................................Pittsburgh ..................................Terry Bradshaw ..........QB...................Louisiana Tech
1969 .......January 28-29 .................................Buffalo (AFL) .............................O.J. Simpson .............RB ............Southern California
1968 .......January 30-31 .................................Minnesota..................................Ron Yary ....................T...............Southern California
1967 .......March 14.........................................Baltimore ...................................Bubba Smith ..............DT ...................Michigan State
1966 .......November 27, 1965.........................Atlanta .......................................Tommy Nobis.............LB .................................Texas
November 28, 1965.........................Miami (AFL)...............................Jim Grabowski ...........RB................................Illinois
1965 .......November 28, 1964.........................New York Giants ........................Tucker Frederickson ...RB ..............................Auburn
November 28, 1964.........................Houston (AFL) ...........................Lawrence Elkins .........E ..................................Baylor
1964 .......December 2, 1963...........................San Francisco............................Dave Parks.................E ...........................Texas Tech
November 30, 1963.........................Boston (AFL) .............................Jack Concannon.........QB ..................Boston College
1963 .......December 3, 1962...........................Los Angeles...............................Terry Baker.................QB......................Oregon State
December 1, 1962...........................Kansas City (AFL)......................Buck Buchanan ..........DT ..........................Grambling
1962 .......December 4, 1961...........................Washington ...............................Ernie Davis.................RB ...........................Syracuse
December 2, 1961...........................Oakland (AFL)............................Roman Gabriel ...........QB...........North Carolina State
1961 .......December 27-28, 1960....................Minnesota..................................Tommy Mason ...........RB................................Tulane
November 23, 1960.........................Buffalo (AFL) .............................Ken Rice ....................G.................................Auburn
1960 .......Secret Draft .....................................Los Angeles...............................Billy Cannon...............RB ..................Louisiana State
November 22, December 2, 1959 ....(AFL had no formal first pick)
1959 .......December 2, 1958...........................Green Bay..................................Randy Duncan............QB ..................................Iowa

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Season Date Team Player Position College
1958 .......December 2, 1957...........................Chicago Cardinals......................King Hill .....................QB...................................Rice
1957 .......November 27, 1956.........................Green Bay..................................Paul Hornung .............HB .......................Notre Dame
1956 .......November 29, 1955.........................Pittsburgh ..................................Gary Glick ..................DB ...................Colorado A&M
1955 .......January 27-28 .................................Baltimore ...................................George Shaw .............QB ..............................Oregon
1954 .......January 28 ......................................Cleveland...................................Bobby Garrett.............QB.............................Stanford
1953 .......January 22 ......................................San Francisco............................Harry Babcock ...........E ................................Georgia
1952 .......January 17 ......................................Los Angeles...............................Bill Wade....................QB ..........................Vanderbilt
1951 .......January 18-19 .................................New York Giants ........................Kyle Rote ...................HB............Southern Methodist
1950 .......January 21-22 .................................Detroit .......................................Leon Hart...................E..........................Notre Dame
1949 .......December 21, 1948.........................Philadelphia ...............................Chuck Bednarik ..........C........................Pennsylvania
1948 .......December 19, 1947.........................Washington ...............................Harry Gilmer ..............QB ............................Alabama
1947 .......December 16, 1946.........................Chicago Bears ...........................Bob Fenimore.............HB .................Oklahoma A&M
1946 .......January 14 ......................................Boston.......................................Frank Dancewicz ........QB .......................Notre Dame
1945 .......April 6..............................................Chicago Cardinals......................Charley Trippi .............HB..............................Georgia
1944 .......April 19............................................Boston.......................................Angelo Bertelli............QB .......................Notre Dame
1943 .......April 8..............................................Detroit .......................................Frank Sinkwich ...........HB..............................Georgia
1942 .......December 22, 1941.........................Pittsburgh ..................................Bill Dudley..................HB ..............................Virginia
1941 .......December 10, 1940.........................Chicago Bears ...........................Tom Harmon ..............HB............................Michigan
1940 .......December 9, 1939...........................Chicago Cardinals......................George Cafego ...........HB .........................Tennessee
1939 .......December 8, 1938...........................Chicago Cardinals......................Ki Aldrich ...................C.....................Texas Christian
1938 .......December 12, 1937.........................Cleveland...................................Corbett Davis .............FB ...............................Indiana
1937 .......December 12, 1936.........................Philadelphia ...............................Sam Francis ...............FB............................Nebraska
1936 .......February 8 .......................................Philadelphia ...............................Jay Berwanger ...........HB .............................Chicago
Note: From 1947 through 1958, the first selection in the draft was a Bonus pick, awarded to the winner of a random draw. That club,
in turn, forfeited its last-round draft choice. The winner of the Bonus choice was eliminated from future draws. The system was
abolished after 1958, by which time all clubs had received a Bonus choice.

DRAFT LOCATION HISTORY Draft Location City

Draft Location City 2020 .............Las Vegas Boulevard and
1936 .............Ritz-Carlton ..............................................Philadelphia Surrounding Areas .....................................Las Vegas
1937 .............Hotel Lincoln ...............................................New York 2021 .............Downtown Cleveland ...................................Cleveland
1938 .............Hotel Sherman ...............................................Chicago 2022 .............TBD .....................................................................TBD
1939 .............Hotel New Yorker .........................................New York 2023 .............Downtown Kansas City ............................Kansas City
1940 .............Schroeder Hotel .........................................Milwaukee
1941 .............Willard Hotel ....................................Washington, D.C.
1942-44 .......Palmer House ................................................Chicago NUMBER-ONE DRAFT CHOICES BY POSITION
1945-47 .......Hotel Commodore ........................................New York Quarterbacks: 35
1948 .............Hotel Fort Pitt .............................................Pittsburgh Running Backs: 23
1949-50 .......Bellevue-Stratford Hotel ............................Philadelphia Defensive Linemen: 15
1951 .............Blackstone Hotel ............................................Chicago Offensive Linemen: 7
1952 .............Hotel Statler .................................................New York Wide Receivers: 6
1953-54 .......Bellevue-Stratford Hotel ............................Philadelphia Linebackers: 3
1955 .............Warwick Hotel .............................................New York Defensive Backs: 1
1956 .............Bellevue-Stratford Hotel (Rounds 1-3) ......Philadelphia
Ambassador Hotel (Rounds 4-30) ...........Los Angeles
1957 .............Warwick Hotel (Rounds 1-4) ....................Philadelphia NFL DRAFT, NUMBER OF ROUNDS
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel (Rounds 5-30) ....Philadelphia 1936: 9
1958-61 .......Warwick Hotel .........................................Philadelphia 1937: 10
1962-64 .......Sheraton Hotel ...............................................Chicago 1938-42: 22
1965-66 .......Summit Hotel ...............................................New York 1943-48: 32
1967 .............Hotel Gotham ..............................................New York 1949: 25
1968-71 .......Belmont Plaza Hotel .....................................New York 1950-59: 30
1972 .............Essex House ................................................New York 1960-66: 20
1973-74 .......Americana Hotel ..........................................New York 1967-76: 17
1975 .............Hilton Hotel ..................................................New York 1977-92: 12
1976-78 .......Roosevelt Hotel ............................................New York 1993: 8
1979 .............Waldorf .......................................................New York 1994-2019: 7
1980-83 .......Sheraton Hotel .............................................New York
1984-85 .......Omni Park Central Hotel ...............................New York
1986-94 .......Marriott Marquis ..........................................New York
1995-2004 ...Theatre at Madison Square Garden ..............New York
2005 .............Jacob Javits Convention Center ...................New York
2006-2014 ...Radio City Music Hall ...................................New York
2015-16 .......Auditorium Theatre at Roosevelt University .....Chicago
2017 .............Benjamin Franklin Parkway .......................Philadelphia
2018 .............AT&T Stadium ...................................................Dallas
2019 .............Downtown Nashville .....................................Nashville

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FIRST-ROUND SELECTIONS
If club had no first-round selection, first
player drafted is listed with round in
parentheses.
ARIZONA CARDINALS
Year Player, College, Position
1936 Jim Lawrence, Texas Christian, B
1937 Ray Buivid, Marquette, B
1938 Jack Robbins, Arkansas, B
1939 Charles (Ki) Aldrich, TCU, C
1940 George Cafego, Tennessee, B
1941 John Kimbrough, Texas A&M, B
1942 Steve Lach, Duke, B
1943 Glenn Dobbs, Tulsa, B
1944 Pat Harder, Wisconsin, B
1945 Charley Trippi, Georgia, B
1946 Dub Jones, Louisiana State, B
1947 DeWitt (Tex) Coulter, Army, T
1948 Jim Spavital, Oklahoma A&M, B
1949 Bill Fischer, Notre Dame, G
1950 Jack Jennings, Ohio State, T (2)
1951 Jerry Groom, Notre Dame, C
1952 Ollie Matson, San Francisco, B
1953 Johnny Olszewski, California, B
1954 Lamar McHan, Arkansas, B
1955 Max Boydston, Oklahoma, E
1956 Joe Childress, Auburn, B
1957 Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma, C
1958 King Hill, Rice, B
John David Crow, Texas A&M, B
1959 Bill Stacy, Mississippi State, B
1960 George Izo, Notre Dame, QB
1961 Ken Rice, Auburn, T
1962 Fate Echols, Northwestern, DT
Irv Goode, Kentucky, C
1963 Jerry Stovall, Louisiana State, S
Don Brumm, Purdue, DE
1964 Ken Kortas, Louisville, DT
1965 Joe Namath, Alabama, QB
1966 Carl McAdams, Oklahoma, LB
1967 Dave Williams, Washington, WR
1968 MacArthur Lane, Utah State, RB
1969 Roger Wehrli, Missouri, DB
1970 Larry Stegent, Texas A&M, RB
1971 Norm Thompson, Utah, CB
1972 Ahmad Rashad, Oregon, RB-WR
1973 Dave Butz, Purdue, DT
1974 J.V. Cain, Colorado, TE
1975 Tim Gray, Texas A&M, DB
1976 Mike Dawson, Arizona, DT
1977 Steve Pisarkiewicz, Missouri, QB
1978 Steve Little, Arkansas, K
Ken Greene, Washington State, DB
1979 Ottis Anderson, Miami, RB
1980 Curtis Greer, Michigan, DE
1981 E.J. Junior, Alabama, LB
1982 Luis Sharpe, UCLA, T
1983 Leonard Smith, McNeese St., DB
1984 Clyde Duncan, Tennessee, WR
1985 Freddie Joe Nunn, Mississippi, LB
1986 Anthony Bell, Michigan State, LB
1987 Kelly Stouffer, Colorado State, QB
1988 Ken Harvey, California, LB
1989 Eric Hill, Louisiana State, LB
Joe Wolf, Boston College, G
1990 Anthony Thompson, Indiana, RB (2)
1991 Eric Swann, No College, DE
1992 Tony Sacca, Penn State, QB (2)
1993 Garrison Hearst, Georgia, RB
Ernest Dye, South Carolina, T
1994 Jamir Miller, UCLA, LB
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1995 Frank Sanders, Auburn, WR (2)
1996 Simeon Rice, Illinois, DE
1997 Tom Knight, Iowa, DB
1998 Andre Wadsworth, Florida St., DE
1999 David Boston, Ohio State, WR
L.J. Shelton, Eastern Michigan, T
2000 Thomas Jones, Virginia, RB
2001 Leonard Davis, Texas, T
2002 Wendell Bryant, Wisconsin, DT
2003 Bryant Johnson, Penn State, WR
Calvin Pace, Wake Forest, DE
2004 Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh, WR
2005 Antrel Rolle, Miami, DB
2006 Matt Leinart, So. California, QB
2007 Levi Brown, Penn State, T
2008 Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Tenn. St., DB
2009 Beanie Wells, Ohio State, RB
2010 Dan Williams, Tennessee, DT
2011 Patrick Peterson, Louisiana St., DB
2012 Michael Floyd, Notre Dame, WR
2013 Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina, G
2014 Deone Bucannon, Washington St., DB
2015 D.J. Humphries, Florida, T
2016 Robert Nkemdiche, Mississippi, DT
2017 Haason Reddick, Temple, LB
2018 Josh Rosen, UCLA, QB
2019 Kyler Murray, Oklahoma, QB
ATLANTA FALCONS
Year Player, College, Position
1966 Tommy Nobis, Texas, LB
Randy Johnson, Texas A&I, QB
1967 Leo Carroll, San Diego St., DE (2)
1968 Claude Humphrey, Tennessee St., DE
1969 George Kunz, Notre Dame, T
1970 John Small, Citadel, LB
1971 Joe Profit, Northeast Louisiana, RB
1972 Clarence Ellis, Notre Dame, DB
1973 Greg Marx, Notre Dame, DT (2)
1974 Gerald Tinker, Kent State, WR (2)
1975 Steve Bartkowski, California, QB
1976 Bubba Bean, Texas A&M, RB
1977 Warren Bryant, Kentucky, T
Wilson Faumuina, San Jose St., DT
1978 Mike Kenn, Michigan, T
1979 Don Smith, Miami, DE
1980 Junior Miller, Nebraska, TE
1981 Bobby Butler, Florida State, DB
1982 Gerald Riggs, Arizona State, RB
1983 Mike Pitts, Alabama, DE
1984 Rick Bryan, Oklahoma, DT
1985 Bill Fralic, Pittsburgh, T
1986 Tony Casillas, Oklahoma, NT
Tim Green, Syracuse, LB
1987 Chris Miller, Oregon, QB
1988 Aundray Bruce, Auburn, LB
1989 Deion Sanders, Florida State, DB
Shawn Collins, No. Arizona, WR
1990 Steve Broussard, Washington St., RB
1991 Bruce Pickens, Nebraska, DB
Mike Pritchard, Colorado, WR
1992 Bob Whitfield, Stanford, T
Tony Smith, So. Mississippi, RB
1993 Lincoln Kennedy, Washington, T
1994 Bert Emanuel, Rice, WR (2)
1995 Devin Bush, Florida State, DB
1996 Shannon Brown, Alabama, DT (3)
1997 Michael Booker, Nebraska, DB
1998 Keith Brooking, Georgia Tech, LB
1999 Patrick Kerney, Virginia, DE
2000 Travis Claridge, So. California, T (2)
2001 Michael Vick, Virginia Tech, QB
2002 T.J. Duckett, Michigan State, RB
2003 Bryan Scott, Penn State, DB (2)
2004 DeAngelo Hall, Virginia Tech, DB
Michael Jenkins, Ohio State, WR
2005 Roddy White, Ala.-Birmingham, WR
2006 Jimmy Williams, Virginia Tech, DB (2)
2007 Jamaal Anderson, Arkansas, DE
2008 Matt Ryan, Boston College, QB
Sam Baker, So. California, T
2009 Peria Jerry, Mississippi, DT
2010 Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri, LB
2011 Julio Jones, Alabama, WR
2012 Peter Konz, Wisconsin, G (2)
2013 Desmond Trufant, Washington, DB
2014 Jake Matthews, Texas A&M, T
2015 Vic Beasley, Clemson, DE
2016 Keanu Neal, Florida, DB
2017 Takkarist McKinley, UCLA, DE
2018 Calvin Ridley, Alabama, WR
2019 Chris Lindstrom, Boston College, G
Kaleb McGary, Washington, T
BALTIMORE RAVENS
Year Player, College, Position
1996 Jonathan Ogden, UCLA, T
Ray Lewis, Miami, LB
1997 Peter Boulware, Florida State, DE
1998 Duane Starks, Miami, DB
1999 Chris McAlister, Arizona, DB
2000 Jamal Lewis, Tennessee, RB
Travis Taylor, Florida, WR
2001 Todd Heap, Arizona State, TE
2002 Ed Reed, Miami, DB
2003 Terrell Suggs, Arizona State, DE
Kyle Boller, California, QB
2004 Dwan Edwards, Oregon St., DT (2)
2005 Mark Clayton, Oklahoma, WR
2006 Haloti Ngata, Oregon, DT
2007 Ben Grubbs, Auburn, G
2008 Joe Flacco, Delaware, QB
2009 Michael Oher, Mississippi, T
2010 Sergio Kindle, Texas, LB (2)
2011 Jimmy Smith, Colorado, DB
2012 Courtney Upshaw, Alabama, LB (2)
2013 Matt Elam, Florida, DB
2014 C.J. Mosley, Alabama, LB
2015 Breshad Perriman, Cenral Florida, WR
2016 Ronnie Stanley, Notre Dame, T
2017 Marlon Humphrey, Alabama, DB
2018 Hayden Hurst, South Carolina, TE
Lamar Jackson, Louisville, QB
2019 Marquise Brown, Oklahoma, WR
BUFFALO BILLS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 Richie Lucas, Penn State, QB
1961 Ken Rice, Auburn, T
1962 Ernie Davis, Syracuse, RB
1963 Dave Behrman, Michigan State, C
1964 Carl Eller, Minnesota, DE
1965 Jim Davidson, Ohio State, T
1966 Mike Dennis, Mississippi, RB
1967 John Pitts, Arizona State, S
1968 Haven Moses, San Diego St., WR
1969 O.J. Simpson, So. California, RB
1970 Al Cowlings, So. California, DE
1971 J.D. Hill, Arizona State, WR
1972 Walt Patulski, Notre Dame, DE
1973 Paul Seymour, Michigan, TE
Joe DeLamielleure, Michigan St., G
1974 Reuben Gant, Oklahoma State, TE
1975 Tom Ruud, Nebraska, LB
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1976 Mario Clark, Oregon, DB
1977 Phil Dokes, Oklahoma State, DT
1978 Terry Miller, Oklahoma State, RB
1979 Tom Cousineau, Ohio State, LB
Jerry Butler, Clemson, WR
1980 Jim Ritcher, North Carolina St., C
1981 Booker Moore, Penn State, RB
1982 Perry Tuttle, Clemson, WR
1983 Tony Hunter, Notre Dame, TE
Jim Kelly, Miami, QB
1984 Greg Bell, Notre Dame, RB
1985 Bruce Smith, Virginia Tech, DE
Derrick Burroughs, Memphis St., DB
1986 Ronnie Harmon, Iowa, RB
Will Wolford, Vanderbilt, T
1987 Shane Conlan, Penn State, LB
1988 Thurman Thomas, Oklahoma St., RB (2)
1989 Don Beebe, Chadron, Neb., WR (3)
1990 James Williams, Fresno State, DB
1991 Henry Jones, Illinois, DB
1992 John Fina, Arizona, T
1993 Thomas Smith, North Carolina, DB
1994 Jeff Burris, Notre Dame, DB
1995 Ruben Brown, Pittsburgh, G
1996 Eric Moulds, Mississippi St., WR
1997 Antowain Smith, Houston, RB
1998 Sam Cowart, Florida State, LB (2)
1999 Antoine Winfield, Ohio State, DB
2000 Erik Flowers, Arizona State, DE
2001 Nate Clements, Ohio State, DB
2002 Mike Williams, Texas, T
2003 Willis McGahee, Miami, RB
2004 Lee Evans, Wisconsin, WR
J.P. Losman, Tulane, QB
2005 Roscoe Parrish, Miami, WR (2)
2006 Donte’ Whitner, Ohio State, DB
John McCargo, North Carolina St., DT
2007 Marshawn Lynch, California, RB
2008 Leodis McKelvin, Troy, DB
2009 Aaron Maybin, Penn State, DE
Eric Wood, Louisville, C
2010 C.J. Spiller, Clemson, RB
2011 Marcell Dareus, Alabama, DT
2012 Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina, DB
2013 E.J. Manuel, Florida State, QB
2014 Sammy Watkins, Clemson, WR
2015 Ronald Darby, Florida State, DB (2)
2016 Shaq Lawson, Clemson, DE
2017 Tre’Davious White, Louisiana State, DB
2018 Josh Allen, Wyoming, QB
Tremaine Edmunds, Virginia Tech, LB
2019 Ed Oliver, Houston, DT
CAROLINA PANTHERS
Year Player, College, Position
1995 Kerry Collins, Penn State, QB
Tyrone Poole, Ft. Valley State, DB
Blake Brockermeyer, Texas, T
1996 Tim Biakabutuka, Michigan, RB
1997 Rae Carruth, Colorado, WR
1998 Jason Peter, Nebraska, DT
1999 Chris Terry, Georgia, T (2)
2000 Rashard Anderson, Jackson St., DB
2001 Dan Morgan, Miami, LB
2002 Julius Peppers, North Carolina, DE
2003 Jordan Gross, Utah, T
2004 Chris Gamble, Ohio State, DB
2005 Thomas Davis, Georgia, DB
2006 DeAngelo Williams, Memphis, RB
2007 Jon Beason, Miami, LB
2008 Jonathan Stewart, Oregon, RB
Jeff Otah, Pittsburgh, T
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2009 Everette Brown, Florida St., DE (2)
2010 Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame, QB (2)
2011 Cam Newton, Auburn, QB
2012 Luke Kuechly, Boston College, LB
2013 Star Lotulelei, Utah, DT
2014 Kelvin Benjamin, Florida State, WR
2015 Shaq Thompson, Washington, LB
2016 Vernon Butler, Louisiana Tech, DT
2017 Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, RB
2018 D.J. Moore, Maryland, WR
2019 Brian Burns, Florida State, DE
CHICAGO BEARS
Year Player, College, Position
1936 Joe Stydahar, West Virginia, T
1937 Les McDonald, Nebraska, E
1938 Joe Gray, Oregon State, B
1939 Sid Luckman, Columbia, QB
Bill Osmanski, Holy Cross, B
1940 Clyde (Bulldog) Turner, Hardin-Simmons, C
1941 Tom Harmon, Michigan, B
Norm Standlee, Stanford, B
Don Scott, Ohio State, B
1942 Frankie Albert, Stanford, B
1943 Bob Steber, Missouri, B
1944 Ray Evans, Kansas, B
1945 Don Lund, Michigan, B
1946 Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame, QB
1947 Bob Fenimore, Oklahoma State, B
Don Kindt, Wisconsin, B
1948 Bobby Layne, Texas, QB
Max Bumgardner, Texas, E
1949 Dick Harris, Texas, C
1950 Chuck Hunsinger, Florida, B
Fred Morrison, Ohio State, B
1951 Bob Williams, Notre Dame, B
Billy Stone, Bradley, B
Gene Schroeder, Virginia, E
1952 Jim Dooley, Miami, B
1953 Billy Anderson, Compton (Calif.) J.C., B
1954 Stan Wallace, Illinois, B
1955 Ron Drzewiecki, Marquette, B
1956 Menan (Tex) Schriewer, Texas, E
1957 Earl Leggett, Louisiana State, T
1958 Chuck Howley, West Virginia, G
1959 Don Clark, Ohio State, B
1960 Roger Davis, Syracuse, G
1961 Mike Ditka, Pittsburgh, E
1962 Ronnie Bull, Baylor, RB
1963 Dave Behrman, Michigan State, C
1964 Dick Evey, Tennessee, DT
1965 Dick Butkus, Illinois, LB
Gale Sayers, Kansas, RB
Steve DeLong, Tennessee, T
1966 George Rice, Louisiana State, DT
1967 Loyd Phillips, Arkansas, DE
1968 Mike Hull, Southern California, RB
1969 Rufus Mayes, Ohio State, T
1970 George Farmer, UCLA, WR (3)
1971 Joe Moore, Missouri, RB
1972 Lionel Antoine, Southern Illinois, T
Craig Clemons, Iowa, DB
1973 Wally Chambers, Eastern Kentucky, DE
1974 Waymond Bryant, Tennessee St., LB
Dave Gallagher, Michigan, DT
1975 Walter Payton, Jackson State, RB
1976 Dennis Lick, Wisconsin, T
1977 Ted Albrecht, California, T
1978 Brad Shearer, Texas, DT (3)
1979 Dan Hampton, Arkansas, DT
Al Harris, Arizona State, DE
1980 Otis Wilson, Louisville, LB
FIRST-ROUND SELECTIONS
1981 Keith Van Horne, So. California, T
1982 Jim McMahon, Brigham Young, QB
1983 Jim Covert, Pittsburgh, T
Willie Gault, Tennessee, WR
1984 Wilber Marshall, Florida, LB
1985 William Perry, Clemson, DT
1986 Neal Anderson, Florida, RB
1987 Jim Harbaugh, Michigan, QB
1988 Brad Muster, Stanford, RB
Wendell Davis, Louisiana St., WR
1989 Donnell Woolford, Clemson, DB
Trace Armstrong, Florida, DE
1990 Mark Carrier, So. California, DB
1991 Stan Thomas, Texas, T
1992 Alonzo Spellman, Ohio State, DE
1993 Curtis Conway, So. California, WR
1994 John Thierry, Alcorn State, DE
1995 Rashaan Salaam, Colorado, RB
1996 Walt Harris, Mississippi State, DB
1997 John Allred, So. California, TE (2)
1998 Curtis Enis, Penn State, RB
1999 Cade McNown, UCLA, QB
2000 Brian Urlacher, New Mexico, LB
2001 David Terrell, Michigan, WR
2002 Marc Colombo, Boston College, T
2003 Michael Haynes, Penn State, DE
Rex Grossman, Florida, QB
2004 Tommie Harris, Oklahoma, DT
2005 Cedric Benson, Texas, RB
2006 Danieal Manning, Abilene Christian, DB (2)
2007 Greg Olsen, Miami, TE
2008 Chris Williams, Vanderbilt, T
2009 Jarron Gilbert, San Jose State, DT (3)
2010 Major Wright, Florida, DB (3)
2011 Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin, T
2012 Shea McClellin, Boise State, DE
2013 Kyle Long, Oregon, G
2014 Kyle Fuller, Virginia Tech, DB
2015 Kevin White, West Virginia, WR
2016 Leonard Floyd, Georgia, LB
2017 Mitchell Trubisky, North Carolina, QB
2018 Roquan Smith, Georgia, LB
2019 David Montgomery, RB, Iowa State (3)
CINCINNATI BENGALS
Year Player, College, Position
1968 Bob Johnson, Tennessee, C
1969 Greg Cook, Cincinnati, QB
1970 Mike Reid, Penn State, DT
1971 Vernon Holland, Tennessee St., T
1972 Sherman White, California, DE
1973 Isaac Curtis, San Diego State, WR
1974 Bill Kollar, Montana State, DT
1975 Glenn Cameron, Florida, LB
1976 Billy Brooks, Oklahoma, WR
Archie Griffin, Ohio State, RB
1977 Eddie Edwards, Miami, DT
Wilson Whitley, Houston, DT
Mike Cobb, Michigan State, TE
1978 Ross Browner, Notre Dame, DT
Blair Bush, Washington, C
1979 Jack Thompson, Washington St., QB
Charles Alexander, Louisiana St., RB
1980 Anthony Muñoz, So. California, T
1981 David Verser, Kansas, WR
1982 Glen Collins, Mississippi State, DE
1983 Dave Rimington, Nebraska, C
1984 Ricky Hunley, Arizona, LB
Pete Koch, Maryland, DE
Brian Blados, North Carolina, T
1985 Eddie Brown, Miami, WR
Emanuel King, Alabama, LB
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1986 Joe Kelly, Washington, LB
Tim McGee, Tennessee, WR
1987 Jason Buck, Brigham Young, DE
1988 Rickey Dixon, Oklahoma, DB
1989 Eric Ball, UCLA, RB (2)
1990 James Francis, Baylor, LB
1991 Alfred Williams, Colorado, LB
1992 David Klingler, Houston, QB
Darryl Williams, Miami, DB
1993 John Copeland, Alabama, DE
1994 Dan Wilkinson, Ohio State, DT
1995 Ki-Jana Carter, Penn State, RB
1996 Willie Anderson, Auburn, T
1997 Reinard Wilson, Florida State, LB
1998 Takeo Spikes, Auburn, LB
Brian Simmons, North Carolina, LB
1999 Akili Smith, Oregon, QB
2000 Peter Warrick, Florida State, WR
2001 Justin Smith, Missouri, DE
2002 Levi Jones, Arizona State, T
2003 Carson Palmer, Southern California, QB
2004 Chris Perry, Michigan, RB
2005 David Pollack, Georgia, LB
2006 Johnathan Joseph, South Carolina, DB
2007 Leon Hall, Michigan, DB
2008 Keith Rivers, So. California, LB
2009 Andre Smith, Alabama, T
2010 Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma, TE
2011 A.J. Green, Georgia, WR
2012 Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama, DB
Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin, G
2013 Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame, TE
2014 Darqueze Dennard, Michigan St., DB
2015 Cedric Ogbuehi, Texas A&M, T
2016 William Jackson III, Houston, DB
2017 John Ross, Washington, WR
2018 Billy Price, Ohio State, C
2019 Jonah Williams, Alabama, T
CLEVELAND BROWNS
Year Player, College, Position
1950 Ken Carpenter, Oregon State, B
1951 Ken Konz, Louisiana State, B
1952 Bert Rechichar, Tennessee, DB
Harry Agganis, Boston U., QB
1953 Doug Atkins, Tennessee, DE
1954 Bobby Garrett, Stanford, QB
John Bauer, Illinois, G
1955 Kurt Burris, Oklahoma, C
1956 Preston Carpenter, Arkansas, B
1957 Jim Brown, Syracuse, RB
1958 Jim Shofner, Texas Christian, DB
1959 Rich Kreitling, Illinois, DE
1960 Jim Houston, Ohio State, DE
1961 Bobby Crespino, Mississippi, TE
1962 Gary Collins, Maryland, WR
Leroy Jackson, Western Illinois, RB
1963 Tom Hutchinson, Kentucky, WR
1964 Paul Warfield, Ohio State, WR
1965 James Garcia, Purdue, T (2)
1966 Milt Morin, Massachusetts, TE
1967 Bob Matheson, Duke, LB
1968 Marvin Upshaw, Trinity, Tex., DT-DE
1969 Ron Johnson, Michigan, RB
1970 Mike Phipps, Purdue, QB
Bob McKay, Texas, T
1971 Clarence Scott, Kansas State, CB
1972 Thom Darden, Michigan, DB
1973 Steve Holden, Arizona State, WR
Pete Adams, Southern California, T
1974 Billy Corbett, Johnson C. Smith, T (2)
1975 Mack Mitchell, Houston, DE
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1976 Mike Pruitt, Purdue, RB
1977 Robert Jackson, Texas A&M, LB
1978 Clay Matthews, So. California, LB
Ozzie Newsome, Alabama, TE
1979 Willis Adams, Houston, WR
1980 Charles White, So. California, RB
1981 Hanford Dixon, So. Mississippi, DB
1982 Chip Banks, So. California, LB
1983 Ron Brown, Arizona State, WR (2)
1984 Don Rogers, UCLA, DB
1985 Greg Allen, Florida State, RB (2)
1986 Webster Slaughter, San Diego St., WR (2)
1987 Mike Junkin, Duke, LB
1988 Clifford Charlton, Florida, LB
1989 Eric Metcalf, Texas, RB
1990 Leroy Hoard, Michigan, RB (2)
1991 Eric Turner, UCLA, DB
1992 Tommy Vardell, Stanford, RB
1993 Steve Everitt, Michigan, C
1994 Antonio Langham, Alabama, DB
Derrick Alexander, Michigan, WR
1995 Craig Powell, Ohio State, LB
1999 Tim Couch, Kentucky, QB
2000 Courtney Brown, Penn State, DE
2001 Gerard Warren, Florida, DT
2002 William Green, Boston College, RB
2003 Jeff Faine, Norte Dame, C
2004 Kellen Winslow, Miami, TE
2005 Braylon Edwards, Michigan, WR
2006 Kamerion Wimbley, Florida St., DE
2007 Joe Thomas, Wisconsin, T
Brady Quinn, Notre Dame, QB
2008 Beau Bell, Nevada-Las Vegas, LB (4)
2009 Alex Mack, California, C
2010 Joe Haden, Florida, DB
2011 Phil Taylor, Baylor, DT
2012 Trent Richardson, Alabama, RB
Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma St., QB
2013 Barkevious Mingo, Louisiana St., DE
2014 Justin Gilbert, Oklahoma St., DB
Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M, QB
2015 Danny Shelton, Washington, DT
Cameron Erving, Florida State, G
2016 Corey Coleman, Baylor, WR
2017 Myles Garrett, Texas A&M, DE
Jabrill Peppers, Michigan, DB
David Njoku, Miami, TE
2018 Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma, QB
Denzel Ward, Ohio State, CB
2019 Greedy Williams, Louisiana State, DB (2)
DALLAS COWBOYS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 None
1961 Bob Lilly, Texas Christian, DT
1962 Sonny Gibbs, TCU, QB (2)
1963 Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama, LB
1964 Scott Appleton, Texas, DT
1965 Craig Morton, California, QB
1966 John Niland, Iowa, G
1967 Phil Clark, Northwestern, DB (3)
1968 Dennis Homan, Alabama, WR
1969 Calvin Hill, Yale, RB
1970 Duane Thomas, West Texas St., RB
1971 Tody Smith, So. California, DE
1972 Bill Thomas, Boston College, RB
1973 Billy Joe DuPree, Michigan St., TE
1974 Ed (Too Tall) Jones, Tennessee St., DE
Charley Young, North Carolina St., RB
1975 Randy White, Maryland, LB
Thomas Henderson, Langston, LB
1976 Aaron Kyle, Wyoming, DB
1977 Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh, RB
1978 Larry Bethea, Michigan State, DE
1979 Robert Shaw, Tennessee, C
1980 Bill Roe, Colorado, LB (3)
1981 Howard Richards, Missouri, T
1982 Rod Hill, Kentucky State, DB
1983 Jim Jeffcoat, Arizona State, DE
1984 Billy Cannon, Jr., Texas A&M, LB
1985 Kevin Brooks, Michigan, DE
1986 Mike Sherrard, UCLA, WR
1987 Danny Noonan, Nebraska, DT
1988 Michael Irvin, Miami, WR
1989 Troy Aikman, UCLA, QB
1990 Emmitt Smith, Florida, RB
1991 Russell Maryland, Miami, DT
Alvin Harper, Tennessee, WR
Kelvin Pritchett, Mississippi, DT
1992 Kevin Smith, Texas A&M, DB
Robert Jones, East Carolina, LB
1993 Kevin Williams, Miami, WR (2)
1994 Shante Carver, Arizona State, DE
1995 Sherman Williams, Alabama, RB (2)
1996 Kavika Pittman, McNeese St., DE (2)
1997 David LaFleur, Louisiana State, TE
1998 Greg Ellis, North Carolina, DE
1999 Ebenezer Ekuban, North Carolina, DE
2000 Dwayne Goodrich, Tennessee, DB (2)
2001 Quincy Carter, Georgia, QB (2)
2002 Roy Williams, Oklahoma, DB
2003 Terence Newman, Kansas State, DB
2004 Julius Jones, Notre Dame, RB (2)
2005 DeMarcus Ware, Troy, DE
Marcus Spears, Louisiana St., DE
2006 Bobby Carpenter, Ohio State, LB
2007 Anthony Spencer, Purdue, LB
2008 Felix Jones, Arkansas, RB
Mike Jenkins, South Florida, DB
2009 Jason Williams, Western Illinois, LB (3)
2010 Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State, WR
2011 Tyron Smith, Southern California, T
2012 Morris Claiborne, Louisiana St., DB
2013 Travis Frederick, Wisconsin, C
2014 Zack Martin, Notre Dame, G
2015 Byron Jones, Connecticut, DB
2016 Ezekiel Elliott, Ohio State, RB
2017 Taco Charlton, Michigan, DE
2018 Leighton Vander Esch, Boise St., LB
2019 Trysten Hill, Central Florida, DT (2)
DENVER BRONCOS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 Roger LeClerc, Trinity, Conn., C
1961 Bob Gaiters, New Mexico St., RB
1962 Merlin Olsen, Utah State, DT
1963 Kermit Alexander, UCLA, CB
1964 Bob Brown, Nebraska, T
1965 Dick Butkus, Illinois, LB (2)
1966 Jerry Shay, Purdue, DT
1967 Floyd Little, Syracuse, RB
1968 Curley Culp, Arizona State, DE (2)
1969 Grady Cavness, Texas-El Paso, DB (2)
1970 Bob Anderson, Colorado, RB
1971 Marv Montgomery, So. California, T
1972 Riley Odoms, Houston, TE
1973 Otis Armstrong, Purdue, RB
1974 Randy Gradishar, Ohio State, LB
1975 Louis Wright, San Jose State, DB
1976 Tom Glassic, Virginia, G
1977 Steve Schindler, Boston College, G
1978 Don Latimer, Miami, DT
1979 Kelvin Clark, Nebraska, T
1980 Rulon Jones, Utah State, DE (2)
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1981 Dennis Smith, So. California, DB 1963 Daryl Sanders, Ohio State, T 1941 George Paskvan, Wisconsin, B
1982 Gerald Willhite, San Jose St., RB 1964 Pete Beathard, So. California, QB 1942 Urban Odson, Minnesota, T
1983 Chris Hinton, Northwestern, G 1965 Tom Nowatzke, Indiana, RB 1943 Dick Wildung, Minnesota, T
1984 Andre Townsend, Mississippi, DE (2) 1966 Nick Eddy, Notre Dame, RB (2) 1944 Merv Pregulman, Michigan, G
1985 Steve Sewell, Oklahoma, RB 1967 Mel Farr, UCLA, RB 1945 Walt Schlinkman, Texas Tech, B
1986 Jim Juriga, Illinois, T (4) 1968 Greg Landry, Massachusetts, QB 1946 Johnny Strzykalski, Marquette, B
1987 Ricky Nattiel, Florida, WR Earl McCullouch, So. California, WR 1947 Ernie Case, UCLA, B
1988 Ted Gregory, Syracuse, NT 1969 Altie Taylor, Utah State, RB (2) 1948 Earl (Jug) Girard, Wisconsin, B
1989 Steve Atwater, Arkansas, DB 1970 Steve Owens, Oklahoma, RB 1949 Stan Heath, Nevada, B
1990 Alton Montgomery, Houston, DB (2) 1971 Bob Bell, Cincinnati, DT 1950 Clayton Tonnemaker, Minnesota, C
1991 Mike Croel, Nebraska, LB 1972 Herb Orvis, Colorado, DE 1951 Bob Gain, Kentucky, T
1992 Tommy Maddox, UCLA, QB 1973 Ernie Price, Texas A&I, DE 1952 Babe Parilli, Kentucky, QB
1993 Dan Williams, Toledo, DE 1974 Ed O’Neil, Penn State, LB 1953 Al Carmichael, So. California, B
1994 Allen Aldridge, Houston, LB (2) 1975 Lynn Boden, South Dakota St., G 1954 Art Hunter, Notre Dame, T
1995 Jamie Brown, Florida A&M, T (4) 1976 James Hunter, Grambling, DB Veryl Switzer, Kansas State, B
1996 John Mobley, Kutztown, LB Lawrence Gaines, Wyoming, RB 1955 Tom Bettis, Purdue, G
1997 Trevor Pryce, Clemson, DT 1977 Walt Williams, New Mexico St., DB (2) 1956 Jack Losch, Miami, B
1998 Marcus Nash, Tennessee, WR 1978 Luther Bradley, Notre Dame, DB 1957 Paul Hornung, Notre Dame, B
1999 Al Wilson, Tennessee, LB 1979 Keith Dorney, Penn State, T Ron Kramer, Michigan, E
2000 Deltha O’Neal, California, DB 1980 Billy Sims, Oklahoma, RB 1958 Dan Currie, Michigan State, C
2001 Willie Middlebrooks, Minnesota, DB 1981 Mark Nichols, San Jose State, WR 1959 Randy Duncan, Iowa, B
2002 Ashley Lelie, Hawaii, WR 1982 Jimmy Williams, Nebraska, LB 1960 Tom Moore, Vanderbilt, RB
2003 George Foster, Georgia, T 1983 James Jones, Florida, RB 1961 Herb Adderley, Michigan State, CB
2004 D.J. Williams, Miami, LB 1984 David Lewis, California, TE 1962 Earl Gros, Louisiana State, RB
2005 Darrent Williams, Oklahoma St., DB (2) 1985 Lomas Brown, Florida, T 1963 Dave Robinson, Penn State, LB
2006 Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt, QB 1986 Chuck Long, Iowa, QB 1964 Lloyd Voss, Nebraska, DT
2007 Jarvis Moss, Florida, DE 1987 Reggie Rogers, Washington, DE 1965 Donny Anderson, Texas Tech, RB
2008 Ryan Clady, Boise State, T 1988 Bennie Blades, Miami, DB Lawrence Elkins, Baylor, E
2009 Knowshon Moreno, Georgia, RB 1989 Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St., RB 1966 Jim Grabowski, Illinois, RB
Robert Ayers, Tennessee, DE 1990 Andre Ware, Houston, QB Gale Gillingham, Minnesota, T
2010 Demaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech, WR 1991 Herman Moore, Virginia, WR 1967 Bob Hyland, Boston College, C
Tim Tebow, Florida, QB 1992 Robert Porcher, South Carolina St., DE Don Horn, San Diego State, QB
2011 Von Miller, Texas A&M, LB 1993 Ryan McNeil, Miami, DB (2) 1968 Fred Carr, Texas-El Paso, LB
2012 Derek Wolfe, Cincinnati, DT (2) 1994 Johnnie Morton, So. California, WR Bill Lueck, Arizona, G
2013 Sylvester Williams, North Carolina, DT 1995 Luther Elliss, Utah, DT 1969 Rich Moore, Villanova, DT
2014 Bradley Roby, Ohio State, DB 1996 Reggie Brown, Texas A&M, LB 1970 Mike McCoy, Notre Dame, DT
2015 Shane Ray, Missouri, DE Jeff Hartings, Penn State, G Rich McGeorge, Elon, TE
2016 Paxton Lynch, Memphis, QB 1997 Bryant Westbrook, Texas, DB 1971 John Brockington, Ohio State, RB
2017 Garett Bolles, Utah, T 1998 Terry Fair, Tennessee, DB 1972 Willie Buchanon, San Diego St., DB
2018 Bradley Chubb, North Carolina St., DE 1999 Chris Claiborne, So. California, LB Jerry Tagge, Nebraska, QB
2019 Noah Fant, Iowa, TE Aaron Gibson, Wisconsin, T 1973 Barry Smith, Florida State, WR
2000 Stockar McDougle, Oklahoma, T 1974 Barty Smith, Richmond, RB
DETROIT LIONS
2001 Jeff Backus, Michigan, T 1975 Bill Bain, So. California, G (2)
Year Player, College, Position
2002 Joey Harrington, Oregon, QB 1976 Mark Koncar, Colorado, T
1936 Sid Wagner, Michigan State, G
2003 Charles Rogers, Michigan State, WR 1977 Mike Butler, Kansas, DE
1937 Lloyd Cardwell, Nebraska, B
2004 Roy Williams, Texas, WR Ezra Johnson, Morris Brown, DE
1938 Alex Wojciechowicz, Fordham, C
Kevin Jones, Virginia Tech, RB 1978 James Lofton, Stanford, WR
1939 John Pingel, Michigan State, B
2005 Mike Williams, So. California, WR John Anderson, Michigan, LB
1940 Doyle Nave, Southern California, B
2006 Ernie Sims, Florida State, LB 1979 Eddie Lee Ivery, Georgia Tech, RB
1941 Jim Thomason, Texas A&M, B
2007 Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech, WR 1980 Bruce Clark, Penn State, DE
1942 Bob Westfall, Michigan, B
2008 Gosder Cherilus, Boson College, T George Cumby, Oklahoma, LB
1943 Frank Sinkwich, Georgia, B
2009 Matthew Stafford, Georgia, QB 1981 Rich Campbell, California, QB
1944 Otto Graham, Northwestern, B
Brandon Pettigrew, Oklahoma St., TE 1982 Ron Hallstrom, Iowa, G
1945 Frank Szymanski, Notre Dame, C
2010 Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska, DT 1983 Tim Lewis, Pittsburgh, DB
1946 Bill Dellastatious, Missouri, B
Jahvid Best, California, RB 1984 Alphonso Carreker, Florida St., DE
1947 Glenn Davis, Army, B
2011 Nick Fairley, Auburn, DT 1985 Ken Ruettgers, So. California, T
1948 Y.A. Tittle, Louisiana State, B
2012 Riley Reiff, Iowa, T 1986 Kenneth Davis, TCU, RB (2)
1949 John Rauch, Georgia, B
2013 Ezekiel Ansah, Brigham Young, DE 1987 Brent Fullwood, Auburn, RB
1950 Leon Hart, Notre Dame, E
2014 Eric Ebron, North Carolina, TE 1988 Sterling Sharpe, South Carolina, WR
Joe Watson, Rice, C
2015 Laken Tomlinson, Duke, G 1989 Tony Mandarich, Michigan State, T
1951 Dick Stanfel, San Francisco, G (2)
2016 Taylor Decker, Ohio State, T 1990 Tony Bennett, Mississippi, LB
1952 Yale Lary, Texas A&M, B (3)
2017 Jarrad Davis, Florida, LB Darrell Thompson, Minnesota, RB
1953 Harley Sewell, Texas, G
2018 Frank Ragnow, Arkansas, C 1991 Vinnie Clark, Ohio State, DB
1954 Dick Chapman, Rice, T
2019 T.J. Hockenson, Iowa, TE 1992 Terrell Buckley, Florida State, DB
1955 Dave Middleton, Auburn, B
1993 Wayne Simmons, Clemson, LB
1956 Hopalong Cassady, Ohio State, B GREEN BAY PACKERS
George Teague, Alabama, DB
1957 Bill Glass, Baylor, G Year Player, College, Position
1994 Aaron Taylor, Notre Dame, T
1958 Alex Karras, Iowa, T 1936 Russ Letlow, San Francisco, G
1995 Craig Newsome, Arizona State, DB
1959 Nick Pietrosante, Notre Dame, B 1937 Eddie Jankowski, Wisconsin, B
1996 John Michels, Southern California, T
1960 John Robinson, Louisiana State, S 1938 Cecil Isbell, Purdue, B
1997 Ross Verba, Iowa, T
1961 Danny LaRose, Missouri, T (2) 1939 Larry Buhler, Minnesota, B
1998 Vonnie Holliday, North Carolina, DT
1962 John Hadl, Kansas, QB 1940 Harold Van Every, Minnesota, B

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1999 Antuan Edwards, Clemson, DB
2000 Bubba Franks, Miami, TE
2001 Jamal Reynolds, Florida State, DE
2002 Javon Walker, Florida State, WR
2003 Nick Barnett, Oregon State, LB
2004 Ahmad Carroll, Arkansas, DB
2005 Aaron Rodgers, California, QB
2006 A.J. Hawk, Ohio State, LB
2007 Justin Harrell, Tennessee, DT
2008 Jordy Nelson, Kansas State, WR (2)
2009 B.J. Raji, Boston College, DT
Clay Matthews, So. California, LB
2010 Bryan Bulaga, Iowa, T
2011 Derek Sherrod, Mississippi State, T
2012 Nick Perry, Southern California, LB
2013 Datone Jones, UCLA, DE
2014 Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Alabama, DB
2015 Damarious Randall, Arizona State, DB
2016 Kenny Clark, UCLA, DT
2017 Kevin King, Washington, DB (2)
2018 Jaire Alexander, Louisville, CB
2019 Rashan Gary, Michigan, LB
Darnell Savage, Maryland, DB
HOUSTON TEXANS
Year Player, College, Position
2002 David Carr, Fresno State, QB
2003 Andre Johnson, Miami, WR
2004 Dunta Robinson, South Carolina, DB
Jason Babin, Western Michigan, LB
2005 Travis Johnson, Florida State, DE
2006 Mario Williams, North Carolina St., DE
2007 Amobi Okoye, Louisville, DT
2008 Duane Brown, Virginia Tech, T
2009 Brian Cushing, So. California, LB
2010 Kareem Jackson, Alabama, DB
2011 J.J. Watt, Wisconsin, DE
2012 Whitney Mercilus, Illinois, LB
2013 DeAndre Hopkins, Clemson, WR
2014 Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina, DE
2015 Kevin Johnson, Wake Forest, DB
2016 Will Fuller, Notre Dame, WR
2017 Deshaun Watson, Clemson, QB
2018 Justin Reid, Stanford, S (3)
2019 Tytus Howard, Alabama State,
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
Year Player, College, Position
1953 Billy Vessels, Oklahoma, B
1954 Cotton Davidson, Baylor, B
1955 George Shaw, Oregon, B
Alan Ameche, Wisconsin, FB
1956 Lenny Moore, Penn State, B
1957 Jim Parker, Ohio State, G
1958 Lenny Lyles, Louisville, B
1959 Jackie Burkett, Auburn, C
1960 Ron Mix, Southern California, T
1961 Tom Matte, Ohio State, RB
1962 Wendell Harris, Louisiana State, S
1963 Bob Vogel, Ohio State, T
1964 Marv Woodson, Indiana, CB
1965 Mike Curtis, Duke, LB
1966 Sam Ball, Kentucky, T
1967 Bubba Smith, Michigan State, DT
Jim Detwiler, Michigan, RB
1968 John Williams, Minnesota, G
1969 Eddie Hinton, Oklahoma, WR
1970 Norman Bulaich, Texas Christian, RB
1971 Don McCauley, North Carolina, RB
Leonard Dunlap, North Texas St., DB
1972 Tom Drougas, Oregon, T
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1973 Bert Jones, Louisiana State, QB
Joe Ehrmann, Syracuse, DT
1974 John Dutton, Nebraska, DE
Roger Carr, Louisiana Tech, WR
1975 Ken Huff, North Carolina, G
1976 Ken Novak, Purdue, DT
1977 Randy Burke, Kentucky, WR
1978 Reese McCall, Auburn, TE
1979 Barry Krauss, Alabama, LB
1980 Curtis Dickey, Texas A&M, RB
Derrick Hatchett, Texas, DB
1981 Randy McMillan, Pittsburgh, RB
Donnell Thompson, North Carolina, DT
1982 Johnie Cooks, Mississippi St., LB
Art Schlichter, Ohio State, QB
1983 John Elway, Stanford, QB
1984 Leonard Coleman, Vanderbilt, DB
Ron Solt, Maryland, G
1985 Duane Bickett, So. California, LB
1986 Jon Hand, Alabama, DE
1987 Cornelius Bennett, Alabama, LB
1988 Chris Chandler, Washington, QB (3)
1989 Andre Rison, Michigan State, WR
1990 Jeff George, Illinois, QB
1991 Shane Curry, Miami, DE (2)
1992 Steve Emtman, Washington, DT
Quentin Coryatt, Texas A&M, LB
1993 Sean Dawkins, California, WR
1994 Marshall Faulk, San Diego St., RB
Trev Alberts, Nebraska, LB
1995 Ellis Johnson, Florida, DT
1996 Marvin Harrison, Syracuse, WR
1997 Tarik Glenn, California, T
1998 Peyton Manning, Tennessee, QB
1999 Edgerrin James, Miami, RB
2000 Rob Morris, Brigham Young, LB
2001 Reggie Wayne, Miami, WR
2002 Dwight Freeney, Syracuse, DE
2003 Dallas Clark, Iowa, TE
2004 Bob Sanders, Iowa, DB (2)
2005 Marlin Jackson, Michigan, DB
2006 Joseph Addai, Louisiana State, RB
2007 Anthony Gonzalez, Ohio State, WR
2008 Mike Pollak, Arizona State, G (2)
2009 Donald Brown, Connecticut, RB
2010 Jerry Hughes, Texas Christian, DE
2011 Anthony Castonzo, Boston College, T
2012 Andrew Luck, Stanford, QB
2013 Bjoern Werner, Florida State, DE
2014 Jack Mewhort, Ohio State, G (2)
2015 Phillip Dorsett, Miami, WR
2016 Ryan Kelly, Alabama, C
2017 Malik Hooker, Ohio State, DB
2018 Quenton Nelson, Notre Dame, G
2019 Rock Ya-Sin, Temple, DB (2)
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
Year Player, College, Position
1995 Tony Boselli, Southern California, T
James Stewart, Tennessee, RB
1996 Kevin Hardy, Illinois, LB
1997 Renaldo Wynn, Notre Dame, DT
1998 Fred Taylor, Florida, RB
Donovin Darius, Syracuse, DB
1999 Fernando Bryant, Alabama, DB
2000 R. Jay Soward, So. California, WR
2001 Marcus Stroud, Georgia, DT
2002 John Henderson, Tennessee, DT
2003 Byron Leftwich, Marshall, QB
2004 Reggie Williams, Washington, WR
2005 Matt Jones, Arkansas, WR
2006 Marcedes Lewis, UCLA, TE
2007 Reggie Nelson, Florida, DB
2008 Derrick Harvey, Florida, DE
2009 Eugene Monroe, Virginia, T
2010 Tyson Alualu, California, DT
2011 Blaine Gabbert, Missouri, QB
2012 Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma St., WR
2013 Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M, T
2014 Blake Bortles, Central Florida, QB
2015 Dante Fowler, Florida, DE
2016 Jalen Ramsey, Florida State, DB
2017 Leonard Fournette, Louisiana St., RB
2018 Taven Bryan, Florida, DT
2019 Josh Allen, Kentucky, DE
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 Don Meredith, So. Methodist, QB
1961 E.J. Holub, Texas Tech, C
1962 Ronnie Bull, Baylor, RB
1963 Buck Buchanan, Grambling, DT
Ed Budde, Michigan State, G
1964 Pete Beathard, So. California, QB
1965 Gale Sayers, Kansas, RB
1966 Aaron Brown, Minnesota, DE
1967 Gene Trosch, Miami, DE-DT
1968 Mo Moorman, Texas A&M, G
George Daney, Texas-El Paso, G
1969 Jim Marsalis, Tennessee State, CB
1970 Sid Smith, Southern California, T
1971 Elmo Wright, Houston, WR
1972 Jeff Kinney, Nebraska, RB
1973 Gary Butler, Rice, TE (2)
1974 Woody Green, Arizona State, RB
1975 Elmore Stephens, Kentucky, TE (2)
1976 Rod Walters, Iowa, G
1977 Gary Green, Baylor, DB
1978 Art Still, Kentucky, DE
1979 Mike Bell, Colorado State, DE
Steve Fuller, Clemson, QB
1980 Brad Budde, Southern California, G
1981 Willie Scott, South Carolina, TE
1982 Anthony Hancock, Tennessee, WR
1983 Todd Blackledge, Penn State, QB
1984 Bill Maas, Pittsburgh, DT
John Alt, Iowa, T
1985 Ethan Horton, North Carolina, RB
1986 Brian Jozwiak, West Virginia, T
1987 Paul Palmer, Temple, RB
1988 Neil Smith, Nebraska, DE
1989 Derrick Thomas, Alabama, LB
1990 Percy Snow, Michigan State, LB
1991 Harvey Williams, Louisiana St., RB
1992 Dale Carter, Tennessee, DB
1993 Will Shields, Nebraska, G (3)
1994 Greg Hill, Texas A&M, RB
1995 Trezelle Jenkins, Michigan, T
1996 Jerome Woods, Memphis, DB
1997 Tony Gonzalez, California, TE
1998 Victor Riley, Auburn, T
1999 John Tait, Brigham Young, T
2000 Sylvester Morris, Jackson St., WR
2001 Eric Downing, Syracuse, DT (3)
2002 Ryan Sims, North Carolina, DT
2003 Larry Johnson, Penn State, RB
2004 Junior Siavii, Oregon, DT (2)
2005 Derrick Johnson, Texas, LB
2006 Tamba Hali, Penn State, DE
2007 Dwayne Bowe, Louisiana State, WR
2008 Glenn Dorsey, Louisiana State, DT
Branden Albert, Virginia, T
2009 Tyson Jackson, Louisiana State, DE
2010 Eric Berry, Tennessee, DB
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2011 Jonathan Baldwin, Pittsburgh, WR
2012 Dontari Poe, Memphis, NT
2013 Eric Fisher, Central Michigan, T
2014 Dee Ford, Auburn, DE
2015 Marcus Peters, Washington, DB
2016 Chris Jones, Mississippi State, DT (2)
2017 Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech, QB
2018 Breeland Speaks, Mississippi, DT (2)
2019 Mecole Hardman, Georgia, WR (2)
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 Monty Stickles, Notre Dame, E
1961 Earl Faison, Indiana, DE
1962 Bob Ferguson, Ohio State, RB
1963 Walt Sweeney, Syracuse, G
1964 Ted Davis, Georgia Tech, LB
1965 Steve DeLong, Tennessee, DE
1966 Don Davis, Cal St.-Los Angeles, DT
1967 Ron Billingsley, Wyoming, DE
1968 Russ Washington, Missouri, DT
Jimmy Hill, Texas A&I, DB
1969 Marty Domres, Columbia, QB
Bob Babich, Miami, Ohio, LB
1970 Walker Gillette, Richmond, WR
1971 Leon Burns, Long Beach State, RB
1972 Pete Lazetich, Stanford, DE (2)
1973 Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska, WR
1974 Bo Matthews, Colorado, RB
Don Goode, Kansas, LB
1975 Gary Johnson, Grambling, DT
Mike Williams, Louisiana State, DB
1976 Joe Washington, Oklahoma, RB
1977 Bob Rush, Memphis State, C
1978 John Jefferson, Arizona State, WR
1979 Kellen Winslow, Missouri, TE
1980 Ed Luther, San Jose State, QB (4)
1981 James Brooks, Auburn, RB
1982 Hollis Hall, Clemson, DB (7)
1983 Billy Ray Smith, Arkansas, LB
Gary Anderson, Arkansas, WR
Gill Byrd, San Jose State, DB
1984 Mossy Cade, Texas, DB
1985 Jim Lachey, Ohio State, G
1986 Leslie O’Neal, Oklahoma State, DE
James FitzPatrick, So. California, T
1987 Rod Bernstine, Texas A&M, TE
1988 Anthony Miller, Tennessee, WR
1989 Burt Grossman, Pittsburgh, DE
1990 Junior Seau, So. California, LB
1991 Stanley Richard, Texas, DB
1992 Chris Mims, Tennessee, DE
1993 Darrien Gordon, Stanford, DB
1994 Isaac Davis, Arkansas, G (2)
1995 Terrance Shaw, Stephen F. Austin, DB (2)
1996 Bryan Still, Virginia Tech, WR (2)
1997 Freddie Jones, North Carolina, TE (2)
1998 Ryan Leaf, Washington State, QB
1999 Jermaine Fazande, Oklahoma, RB (2)
2000 Rogers Beckett, Marshall, DB (2)
2001 LaDainian Tomlinson, TCU, RB
2002 Quentin Jammer, Texas, DB
2003 Sammy Davis, Texas A&M, DB
2004 Eli Manning, Mississippi, QB
2005 Shawne Merriman, Maryland, LB
Luis Castillo, Northwestern, DT
2006 Antonio Cromartie, Florida State, DB
2007 Craig Davis, Louisiana State, WR
2008 Antoine Cason, Arizona, DB
2009 Larry English, Northern Illinois, LB
2010 Ryan Mathews, Fresno State, RB
2011 Corey Liuget, Illinois, DE
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2013 D.J. Fluker, Alabama, T
2014 Jason Verrett, Texas Christian, DB
2015 Melvin Gordon, Wisconsin, RB
2016 Joey Bosa, Ohio State, DE
2017 Mike Williams, Clemson, WR
2018 Derwin James, Florida State, S
2019 Jerry Tillery, Notre Dame, DT
LOS ANGELES RAMS
Year Player, College, Position
1937 Johnny Drake, Purdue, B
1938 Corbett Davis, Indiana, B
1939 Parker Hall, Mississippi, B
1940 Ollie Cordill, Rice, B
1941 Rudy Mucha, Washington, C
1942 Jack Wilson, Baylor, B
1943 Mike Holovak, Boston College, B
1944 Tony Butkovich, Illinois, B
1945 Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch, Wisconsin, B
1946 Emil Sitko, Notre Dame, B
1947 Herman Wedemeyer, St. Mary’s, Calif., B
1948 Tom Keane, West Virginia, B (2)
1949 Bobby Thomason, Virginia Military, B
1950 Ralph Pasquariello, Villanova, B
Stan West, Oklahoma, G
1951 Bud McFadin, Texas, G
1952 Bill Wade, Vanderbilt, QB
Bob Carey, Michigan State, E
1953 Donn Moomaw, UCLA, C
Ed Barker, Washington State, E
1954 Ed Beatty, Cincinnati, C
1955 Larry Morris, Georgia Tech, C
1956 Joe Marconi, West Virginia, B
Charles Horton, Vanderbilt, B
1957 Jon Arnett, Southern California, B
Del Shofner, Baylor, E
1958 Lou Michaels, Kentucky, T
Jim Phillips, Auburn, E
1959 Dick Bass, Pacific, B
Paul Dickson, Baylor, T
1960 Billy Cannon, Louisiana State, RB
1961 Marlin McKeever, So. California, E-LB
1962 Roman Gabriel, North Carolina St., QB
Merlin Olsen, Utah State, DT
1963 Terry Baker, Oregon State, QB
Rufus Guthrie, Georgia Tech, G
1964 Bill Munson, Utah State, QB
1965 Clancy Williams, Washington St., CB
1966 Tom Mack, Michigan, G
1967 Willie Ellison, Texas Southern, RB (2)
1968 Gary Beban, UCLA, QB (2)
1969 Larry Smith, Florida, RB
Jim Seymour, Notre Dame, WR
Bob Klein, Southern California, TE
1970 Jack Reynolds, Tennessee, LB
1971 Isiah Robertson, Southern, LB
Jack Youngblood, Florida, DE
1972 Jim Bertelsen, Texas, RB (2)
1973 Cullen Bryant, Colorado, DB (2)
1974 John Cappelletti, Penn State, RB
1975 Mike Fanning, Notre Dame, DT
Dennis Harrah, Miami, T
Doug France, Ohio State, T
1976 Kevin McLain, Colorado State, LB
1977 Bob Brudzinski, Ohio State, LB
1978 Elvis Peacock, Oklahoma, RB
1979 George Andrews, Nebraska, LB
Kent Hill, Georgia Tech, T
1980 Johnnie Johnson, Texas, DB
1981 Mel Owens, Michigan, LB
1982 Barry Redden, Richmond, RB
FIRST-ROUND SELECTIONS
1983 Eric Dickerson, So. Methodist, RB
1984 Hal Stephens, East Carolina, DE (5)
1985 Jerry Gray, Texas, DB
1986 Mike Schad, Queen’s Univ., Canada, T
1987 Donald Evans, Winston-Salem, DE (2)
1988 Gaston Green, UCLA, RB
Aaron Cox, Arizona State, WR
1989 Bill Hawkins, Miami, DE
Cleveland Gary, Miami, RB
1990 Bern Brostek, Washington, C
1991 Todd Lyght, Notre Dame, DB
1992 Sean Gilbert, Pittsburgh, DE
1993 Jerome Bettis, Notre Dame, RB
1994 Wayne Gandy, Auburn, T
1995 Kevin Carter, Florida, DE
1996 Lawrence Phillips, Nebraska, RB
Eddie Kennison, Louisiana St., WR
1997 Orlando Pace, Ohio State, T
1998 Grant Wistrom, Nebraska, DE
1999 Torry Holt, North Carolina St., WR
2000 Trung Canidate, Arizona, RB
2001 Damione Lewis, Miami, DT
Adam Archuleta, Arizona State, DB
Ryan Pickett, Ohio State, DT
2002 Robert Thomas, UCLA, LB
2003 Jimmy Kennedy, Penn State, DT
2004 Steven Jackson, Oregon State, RB
2005 Alex Barron, Florida State, T
2006 Tye Hill, Clemson, DB
2007 Adam Carriker, Nebraska, DE
2008 Chris Long, Virginia, DE
2009 Jason Smith, Baylor, T
2010 Sam Bradford, Oklahoma, QB
2011 Robert Quinn, North Carolina, DE
2012 Michael Brockers, Louisiana St., DT
2013 Tavon Austin, West Virginia, WR
Alec Ogletree, Georgia, LB
2014 Greg Robinson, Auburn, T
Aaron Donald, Pittsburgh, DT
2015 Todd Gurley, Georgia, RB
2016 Jared Goff, California, QB
2017 Gerald Everett, South Alabama, TE (2)
2018 Joseph Noteboom, Texas Christian, T (3)
2019 Taylor Rapp, Washington, DB (2)
MIAMI DOLPHINS
Year Player, College, Position
1966 Jim Grabowski, Illinois, RB
Rick Norton, Kentucky, QB
1967 Bob Griese, Purdue, QB
1968 Larry Csonka, Syracuse, RB
Doug Crusan, Indiana, T
1969 Bill Stanfill, Georgia, DE
1970 Jim Mandich, Michigan, TE (2)
1971 Otto Stowe, Iowa State, WR (2)
1972 Mike Kadish, Notre Dame, DT
1973 Chuck Bradley, Oregon, C (2)
1974 Donald Reese, Jackson State, DE
1975 Darryl Carlton, Tampa, T
1976 Larry Gordon, Arizona State, LB
Kim Bokamper, San Jose State, LB
1977 A.J. Duhe, Louisiana State, DT
1978 Guy Benjamin, Stanford, QB (2)
1979 Jon Giesler, Michigan, T
1980 Don McNeal, Alabama, DB
1981 David Overstreet, Oklahoma, RB
1982 Roy Foster, Southern California, G
1983 Dan Marino, Pittsburgh, QB
1984 Jackie Shipp, Oklahoma, LB
1985 Lorenzo Hampton, Florida, RB
1986 John Offerdahl, Western Michigan, LB (2)
1987 John Bosa, Boston College, DE
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1988 Eric Kumerow, Ohio State, DE
1989 Sammie Smith, Florida State, RB
Louis Oliver, Florida, DB
1990 Richmond Webb, Texas A&M, T
1991 Randal Hill, Miami, WR
1992 Troy Vincent, Wisconsin, DB
Marco Coleman, Georgia Tech, LB
1993 O.J. McDuffie, Penn State, WR
1994 Tim Bowens, Mississippi, DT
1995 Billy Milner, Houston, T
1996 Daryl Gardener, Baylor, DT
1997 Yatil Green, Miami, WR
1998 John Avery, Mississippi, RB
1999 J.J. Johnson, Mississippi St., RB (2)
2000 Todd Wade, Mississippi, T (2)
2001 Jamar Fletcher, Wisconsin, DB
2002 Seth McKinney, Texas A&M, C (3)
2003 Eddie Moore, Tennessee, LB (2)
2004 Vernon Carey, Miami, T
2005 Ronnie Brown, Auburn, RB
2006 Jason Allen, Tennessee, DB
2007 Ted Ginn, Ohio State, WR
2008 Jake Long, Michigan, T
2009 Vontae Davis, Illinois, DB
2010 Jared Odrick, Penn State, DT
2011 Mike Pouncey, Florida, C
2012 Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M, QB
2013 Dion Jordan, Oregon, DE
2014 Ja’Wuan James, Tennessee, T
2015 DeVante Parker, Louisville, WR
2016 Laremy Tunsil, Mississippi, T
2017 Charles Harris, Missouri, DE
2018 Minkah Fitzpatrick, Alabama, S
2019 Christian Wilkins, Clemson, DT
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
Year Player, College, Position
1961 Tommy Mason, Tulane, RB
1962 Bill Miller, Miami, WR (3)
1963 Jim Dunaway, Mississippi, T
1964 Carl Eller, Minnesota, DE
1965 Jack Snow, Notre Dame, WR
1966 Jerry Shay, Purdue, DT
1967 Clint Jones, Michigan State, RB
Gene Washington, Michigan St., WR
Alan Page, Notre Dame, DT
1968 Ron Yary, Southern California, T
1969 Ed White, California, G (2)
1970 John Ward, Oklahoma State, DT
1971 Leo Hayden, Ohio State, RB
1972 Jeff Siemon, Stanford, LB
1973 Chuck Foreman, Miami, RB
1974 Fred McNeill, UCLA, LB
Steve Riley, Southern California, T
1975 Mark Mullaney, Colorado State, DE
1976 James White, Oklahoma State, DT
1977 Tommy Kramer, Rice, QB
1978 Randy Holloway, Pittsburgh, DE
1979 Ted Brown, North Carolina St., RB
1980 Doug Martin, Washington, DT
1981 Mardye McDole, Mississippi St., WR (2)
1982 Darrin Nelson, Stanford, RB
1983 Joey Browner, So. California, DB
1984 Keith Millard, Washington St., DE
1985 Chris Doleman, Pittsburgh, LB
1986 Gerald Robinson, Auburn, DE
1987 D.J. Dozier, Penn State, RB
1988 Randall McDaniel, Arizona State, G
1989 David Braxton, Wake Forest, LB (2)
1990 Mike Jones, Texas A&M, TE (3)
1991 Carlos Jenkins, Michigan St., LB (3)
1992 Robert Harris, Southern Univ., DE (2)
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1993 Robert Smith, Ohio State, RB
1994 DeWayne Washington, N. Carolina St., DB
Todd Steussie, California, T
1995 Derrick Alexander, Florida St., DE
Korey Stringer, Ohio State, T
1996 Duane Clemons, California, DE
1997 Dwayne Rudd, Alabama, LB
1998 Randy Moss, Marshall, WR
1999 Daunte Culpepper, Central Florida, QB
Dimitrius Underwood, Michigan St., DE
2000 Chris Hovan, Boston College, DT
2001 Michael Bennett, Wisconsin, RB
2002 Bryant McKinnie, Miami, T
2003 Kevin Williams, Oklahoma State, DT
2004 Kenechi Udeze, Southern California, DE
2005 Troy Williamson, South Carolina, WR
Erasmus James, Wisconsin, DE
2006 Chad Greenway, Iowa, LB
2007 Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma, RB
2008 Tyrell Johnson, Arkansas State, DB (2)
2009 Percy Harvin, Florida, WR
2010 Chris Cook, Virginia, DB (2)
2011 Christian Ponder, Florida State, QB
2012 Matt Kalil, Southern California, T
Harrison Smith, Notre Dame, DB
2013 Shariff Floyd, Florida, DT
Xavier Rhodes, Florida State, DB
Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee, WR
2014 Anthony Barr, UCLA, LB
Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville, QB
2015 Trae Waynes, Michigan State, DB
2016 Laquon Treadwell, Mississippi, WR
2017 Dalvin Cook, Florida State, RB (2)
2018 Mike Hughes, Central Florida, CB
2019 Garrett Bradbury, North Carolina St., C
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 Ron Burton, Northwestern, RB
1961 Tommy Mason, Tulane, RB
1962 Gary Collins, Maryland, WR
1963 Art Graham, Boston College, WR
1964 Jack Concannon, Boston College, QB
1965 Jerry Rush, Michigan State, DE
1966 Karl Singer, Purdue, T
1967 John Charles, Purdue, S
1968 Dennis Byrd, North Carolina St., DE
1969 Ron Sellers, Florida State, WR
1970 Phil Olsen, Utah State, DE
1971 Jim Plunkett, Stanford, QB
1972 Tom Reynolds, San Diego St., WR (2)
1973 John Hannah, Alabama, G
Sam Cunningham, So. California, RB
Darryl Stingley, Purdue, WR
1974 Steve Corbett, Boston College, G (2)
1975 Russ Francis, Oregon, TE
1976 Mike Haynes, Arizona State, DB
Pete Brock, Colorado, C
Tim Fox, Ohio State, DB
1977 Raymond Clayborn, Texas, DB
Stanley Morgan, Tennessee, WR
1978 Bob Cryder, Alabama, G
1979 Rick Sanford, South Carolina, DB
1980 Roland James, Tennessee, DB
Vagas Ferguson, Notre Dame, RB
1981 Brian Holloway, Stanford, T
1982 Kenneth Sims, Texas, DT
Lester Williams, Miami, DT
1983 Tony Eason, Illinois, QB
1984 Irving Fryar, Nebraska, WR
1985 Trevor Matich, Brigham Young, C
1986 Reggie Dupard, So. Methodist, RB
1987 Bruce Armstrong, Louisville, T
1988 John Stephens, Northwestern St., La., RB
1989 Hart Lee Dykes, Oklahoma St., WR
1990 Chris Singleton, Arizona, LB
Ray Agnew, North Carolina St., DE
1991 Pat Harlow, Southern California, T
Leonard Russell, Arizona St., RB
1992 Eugene Chung, Virginia Tech, T
1993 Drew Bledsoe, Washington St., QB
1994 Willie McGinest, So. California, DE
1995 Ty Law, Michigan, DB
1996 Terry Glenn, Ohio State, WR
1997 Chris Canty, Kansas State, DB
1998 Robert Edwards, Georgia, RB
Tebucky Jones, Syracuse, DB
1999 Damien Woody, Boston College, C
Andy Katzenmoyer, Ohio State, LB
2000 Adrian Klemm, Hawaii, T (2)
2001 Richard Seymour, Georgia, DT
2002 Daniel Graham, Colorado, TE
2003 Ty Warren, Texas A&M, DT
2004 Vince Wilfork, Miami, DT
Ben Watson, Georgia, TE
2005 Logan Mankins, Fresno State, G
2006 Laurence Maroney, Minnesota, RB
2007 Brandon Meriweather, Miami, DB
2008 Jerod Mayo, Tennessee, LB
2009 Patrick Chung, Oregon, DB (2)
2010 Devin McCourty, Rutgers, DB
2011 Nate Solder, Colorado, T
2012 Chandler Jones, Syracuse, DE
Dont’a Hightower, Alabama, LB
2013 Jamie Collins, So. Mississippi, LB (2)
2014 Dominique Easley, Florida, DE
2015 Malcolm Brown, Texas, DT
2016 Cyrus Jones, Alabama, DB (2)
2017 Derek Rivers, Youngstown St., DE (3)
2018 Isaiah Wynn, Georgia, T
Sony Michel, Georgia, RB
2019 N’Keal Harry, Arizona State, WR
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
Year Player, College, Position
1967 Les Kelley, Alabama, RB
1968 Kevin Hardy, Notre Dame, DE
1969 John Shinners, Xavier, G
1970 Ken Burrough, Texas Southern, WR
1971 Archie Manning, Mississippi, QB
1972 Royce Smith, Georgia, G
1973 Derland Moore, Oklahoma, DE (2)
1974 Rick Middleton, Ohio State, LB
1975 Larry Burton, Purdue, WR
Kurt Schumacher, Ohio State, T
1976 Chuck Muncie, California, RB
1977 Joe Campbell, Maryland, DE
1978 Wes Chandler, Florida, WR
1979 Russell Erxleben, Texas, P-K
1980 Stan Brock, Colorado, T
1981 George Rogers, South Carolina, RB
1982 Lindsay Scott, Georgia, WR
1983 Steve Korte, Arkansas, G (2)
1984 James Geathers, Wichita State, DE
1985 Alvin Toles, Tennessee, LB
1986 Jim Dombrowski, Virginia, T
1987 Shawn Knight, Brigham Young, DT
1988 Craig Heyward, Pittsburgh, RB
1989 Wayne Martin, Arkansas, DE
1990 Renaldo Turnbull, West Virginia, DE
1991 Wesley Carroll, Miami, WR (2)
1992 Vaughn Dunbar, Indiana, RB
1993 Willie Roaf, Louisiana Tech, T
Irv Smith, Notre Dame, TE
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1994 Joe Johnson, Louisville, DE
1995 Mark Fields, Washington State, LB
1996 Alex Molden, Oregon, DB
1997 Chris Naeole, Colorado, G
1998 Kyle Turley, San Diego State, T
1999 Ricky Williams, Texas, RB
2000 Darren Howard, Kansas St., DE (2)
2001 Deuce McAllister, Mississippi, RB
2002 Donte’ Stallworth, Tennessee, WR
Charles Grant, Georgia, DE
2003 Johnathan Sullivan, Georgia, DT
2004 Will Smith, Ohio State, DE
2005 Jammal Brown, Oklahoma, T
2006 Reggie Bush, So. California, RB
2007 Robert Meachem, Tennessee, WR
2008 Sedrick Ellis, So. California, DT
2009 Malcolm Jenkins, Ohio State, DB
2010 Patrick Robinson, Florida State, DB
2011 Cameron Jordan, California, DE
Mark Ingram, Alabama, RB
2012 Akiem Hicks, Regina, DT (3)
2013 Kenny Vaccaro, Texas, DB
2014 Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, WR
2015 Andrus Peat, Stanford, T
Stephone Anthony, Clemson, LB
2016 Sheldon Rankins, Louisville, DT
2017 Marshon Lattimore, Ohio St., DB
Ryan Ramczyk, Wisconsin, T
2018 Marcus Davenport, Texas-San Antonio, DE
2019 Erik McCoy, Texas A&M, C (2)
NEW YORK GIANTS
Year Player, College, Position
1936 Art Lewis, Ohio U., T
1937 Ed Widseth, Minnesota, T
1938 George Karamatic, Gonzaga, B
1939 Walt Neilson, Arizona, B
1940 Grenville Lansdell, So. California, B
1941 George Franck, Minnesota, B
1942 Merle Hapes, Mississippi, B
1943 Steve Filipowicz, Fordham, B
1944 Billy Hillenbrand, Indiana, B
1945 Elmer Barbour, Wake Forest, B
1946 George Connor, Notre Dame, T
1947 Vic Schwall, Northwestern, B
1948 Tony Minisi, Pennsylvania, B
1949 Paul Page, Southern Methodist, B
1950 Travis Tidwell, Auburn, B
1951 Kyle Rote, Southern Methodist, B
Jim Spavital, Oklahoma A&M, B
1952 Frank Gifford, Southern California, B
1953 Bobby Marlow, Alabama, B
1954 Ken Buck, Pacific, C (2)
1955 Joe Heap, Notre Dame, B
1956 Henry Moore, Arkansas, B (2)
1957 Sam DeLuca, South Carolina, T (2)
1958 Phil King, Vanderbilt, B
1959 Lee Grosscup, Utah, B
1960 Lou Cordileone, Clemson, G
1961 Bruce Tarbox, Syracuse, G (2)
1962 Jerry Hillebrand, Colorado, LB
1963 Frank Lasky, Florida, T (2)
1964 Joe Don Looney, Oklahoma, RB
1965 Tucker Frederickson, Auburn, RB
1966 Francis Peay, Missouri, T
1967 Louis Thompson, Alabama, DT (4)
1968 Dick Buzin, Penn State, T (2)
1969 Fred Dryer, San Diego State, DE
1970 Jim Files, Oklahoma, LB
1971 Rocky Thompson, West Texas St., WR
1972 Eldridge Small, Texas A&I, DB
Larry Jacobson, Nebraska, DE
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1973 Brad Van Pelt, Michigan St., LB (2)
1974 John Hicks, Ohio State, G
1975 Al Simpson, Colorado State, T (2)
1976 Troy Archer, Colorado, DE
1977 Gary Jeter, Southern California, DT
1978 Gordon King, Stanford, T
1979 Phil Simms, Morehead State, QB
1980 Mark Haynes, Colorado, DB
1981 Lawrence Taylor, North Carolina, LB
1982 Butch Woolfolk, Michigan, RB
1983 Terry Kinard, Clemson, DB
1984 Carl Banks, Michigan State, LB
William Roberts, Ohio State, T
1985 George Adams, Kentucky, RB
1986 Eric Dorsey, Notre Dame, DE
1987 Mark Ingram, Michigan State, WR
1988 Eric Moore, Indiana, T
1989 Brian Williams, Minnesota, C-G
1990 Rodney Hampton, Georgia, RB
1991 Jarrod Bunch, Michigan, RB
1992 Derek Brown, Notre Dame, TE
1993 Michael Strahan, Texas Southern, DE (2)
1994 Thomas Lewis, Indiana, WR
1995 Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan, RB
1996 Cedric Jones, Oklahoma, DE
1997 Ike Hilliard, Florida, WR
1998 Shaun Williams, UCLA, DB
1999 Luke Petitgout, Notre Dame, T
2000 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin, RB
2001 Will Allen, Syracuse, DB
2002 Jeremy Shockey, Miami, TE
2003 William Joseph, Miami, DT
2004 Philip Rivers, North Carolina St., QB
2005 Corey Webster, Louisiana St., DB (2)
2006 Mathias Kiwanuka, Boston College, DE
2007 Aaron Ross, Texas, DB
2008 Kenny Phillips, Miami, DB
2009 Hakeem Nicks, North Carolina, WR
2010 Jason Pierre-Paul, South Florida, DE
2011 Prince Amukamara, Nebraska, DB
2012 David Wilson, Virginia Tech, RB
2013 Justin Pugh, Syracuse, T
2014 Odell Beckham, Louisiana St., WR
2015 Ereck Flowers, Miami, T
2016 Eli Apple, Ohio State, DB
2017 Evan Engram, Mississippi, TE
2018 Saquon Barkley, Penn State, RB
2019 Daniel Jones, Duke, QB
Dexter Lawrence, Clemson, DT
DeAndre Baker, Georgia, DB
NEW YORK JETS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 George Izo, Notre Dame, QB
1961 Tom Brown, Minnesota, G
1962 Sandy Stephens, Minnesota, QB
1963 Jerry Stovall, Louisiana State, S
1964 Matt Snell, Ohio State, RB
1965 Joe Namath, Alabama, QB
Tom Nowatzke, Indiana, RB
1966 Bill Yearby, Michigan, DT
1967 Paul Seiler, Notre Dame, T
1968 Lee White, Weber State, RB
1969 Dave Foley, Ohio State, T
1970 Steve Tannen, Florida, CB
1971 John Riggins, Kansas, RB
1972 Jerome Barkum, Jackson St., WR
Mike Taylor, Michigan, LB
1973 Burgess Owens, Miami, DB
1974 Carl Barzilauskas, Indiana, DT
1975 Anthony Davis, So. California, RB (2)
1976 Richard Todd, Alabama, QB
FIRST-ROUND SELECTIONS
1977 Marvin Powell, So. California, T
1978 Chris Ward, Ohio State, T
1979 Marty Lyons, Alabama, DE
1980 Johnny (Lam) Jones, Texas, WR
1981 Freeman McNeil, UCLA, RB
1982 Bob Crable, Notre Dame, LB
1983 Ken O’Brien, Cal-Davis, QB
1984 Russell Carter, So. Methodist, DB
Ron Faurot, Arkansas, DE
1985 Al Toon, Wisconsin, WR
1986 Mike Haight, Iowa, T
1987 Roger Vick, Texas A&M, RB
1988 Dave Cadigan, So. California, T
1989 Jeff Lageman, Virginia, LB
1990 Blair Thomas, Penn State, RB
1991 Browning Nagle, Louisville, QB (2)
1992 Johnny Mitchell, Nebraska, TE
1993 Marvin Jones, Florida State, LB
1994 Aaron Glenn, Texas A&M, DB
1995 Kyle Brady, Penn State, TE
Hugh Douglas, Central St., Ohio, DE
1996 Keyshawn Johnson, So. California, WR
1997 James Farrior, Virginia, LB
1998 Dorian Boose, Washington St., DE (2)
1999 Randy Thomas, Mississippi St., G (2)
2000 Shaun Ellis, Tennessee, DE
John Abraham, South Carolina, LB
Chad Pennington, Marshall, QB
Anthony Becht, West Virginia, TE
2001 Santana Moss, Miami, WR
2002 Bryan Thomas, Ala.-Birmingham, DE
2003 Dewayne Robertson, Kentucky, DT
2004 Jonathan Vilma, Miami, LB
2005 Mike Nugent, Ohio State, K (2)
2006 D’Brickashaw Ferguson, Virginia, T
Nick Mangold, Ohio State, C
2007 Darrelle Revis, Pittsburgh, DB
2008 Vernon Gholston, Ohio State, LB
Dustin Keller, Purdue, TE
2009 Mark Sanchez, So. California, QB
2010 Kyle Wilson, Boise State, DB
2011 Muhammad Wilkerson, Temple, DT
2012 Quinton Coples, North Carolina, DE
2013 Dee Milliner, Alabama, DB
Sheldon Richardson, Missouri, DT
2014 Calvin Pryor, Louisville, DB
2015 Leonard Williams, So. California, DE
2016 Darron Lee, Ohio State, LB
2017 Jamal Adams, Louisiana St., DB
2018 Sam Darnold, So. California, QB
2019 Quinnen Williams, Alabama, DT
OAKLAND RAIDERS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 Dale Hackbart, Wisconsin, CB
1961 Joe Rutgens, Illinois, DT
1962 Roman Gabriel, North Carolina St., QB
1963 George Wilson, Alabama, RB (6)
1964 Tony Lorick, Arizona State, RB
1965 Harry Schuh, Memphis State, T
1966 Rodger Bird, Kentucky, S
1967 Gene Upshaw, Texas A&I, G
1968 Eldridge Dickey, Tennessee St., QB
1969 Art Thoms, Syracuse, DT
1970 Raymond Chester, Morgan St., TE
1971 Jack Tatum, Ohio State, S
1972 Mike Siani, Villanova, WR
1973 Ray Guy, Southern Mississippi, P
1974 Henry Lawrence, Florida A&M, T
1975 Neal Colzie, Ohio State, DB
1976 Charles Philyaw, Texas Southern, DT (2)
1977 Mike Davis, Colorado, DB (2)
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1978 Dave Browning, Washington, DE (2)
1979 Willie Jones, Florida State, DE (2)
1980 Marc Wilson, Brigham Young, QB
1981 Ted Watts, Texas Tech, DB
Curt Marsh, Washington, T
1982 Marcus Allen, So. California, RB
1983 Don Mosebar, So. California, T
1984 Sean Jones, Northeastern, DE (2)
1985 Jessie Hester, Florida State, WR
1986 Bob Buczkowski, Pittsburgh, DE
1987 John Clay, Missouri, T
1988 Tim Brown, Notre Dame, WR
Terry McDaniel, Tennessee, DB
Scott Davis, Illinois, DE
1989 Jeff Francis, Tennessee, QB (6)
1990 Anthony Smith, Arizona, DE
1991 Todd Marinovich, So. California, QB
1992 Chester McGlockton, Clemson, DE
1993 Patrick Bates, Texas A&M, DB
1994 Rob Fredrickson, Michigan St., LB
1995 Napoleon Kaufman, Washington, RB
1996 Rickey Dudley, Ohio State, TE
1997 Darrell Russell, Southern California, DT
1998 Charles Woodson, Michigan, DB
Mo Collins, Florida, T
1999 Matt Stinchcomb, Georgia, T
2000 Sebastian Janikowski, Florida St., K
2001 Derrick Gibson, Florida State, DB
2002 Phillip Buchanon, Miami, DB
Napoleon Harris, Northwestern, LB
2003 Nnamdi Asomugha, California, DB
Tyler Brayton, Colorado, DE
2004 Robert Gallery, Iowa, T
2005 Fabian Washington, Nebraska, DB
2006 Michael Huff, Texas, DB
2007 JaMarcus Russell, Louisiana State, QB
2008 Darren McFadden, Arkansas, RB
2009 Darrius Heyward-Bey, Maryland, WR
2010 Rolando McClain, Alabama, LB
2011 Stefan Wisniewski, Penn State, C (2)
2012 Tony Bergstrom, Utah, G (3)
2013 D.J. Hayden, Houston, DB
2014 Khalil Mack, Buffalo, LB
2015 Amari Cooper, Alabama, WR
2016 Karl Joseph, West Virginia, DB
2017 Gareon Conley, Ohio St., DB
2018 Kolton Miller, UCLA, T
2019 Clelin Ferrell, Clemson, DE
Josh Jacobs, Alabama, RB
Johnathan Abram, Mississippi St., DB
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Year Player, College, Position
1936 Jay Berwanger, Chicago, B
1937 Sam Francis, Nebraska, B
1938 Jim McDonald, Ohio State, B
1939 Davey O’Brien, Texas Christian, B
1940 George McAfee, Duke, B
1941 Art Jones, Richmond, B (2)
1942 Pete Kmetovic, Stanford, B
1943 Joe Muha, Virginia Military, B
1944 Steve Van Buren, Louisiana St., B
1945 John Yonaker, Notre Dame, E
1946 Leo Riggs, Southern California, B
1947 Neill Armstrong, Oklahoma A&M, E
1948 Clyde (Smackover) Scott, Arkansas, B
1949 Chuck Bednarik, Pennsylvania, C
Frank Tripucka, Notre Dame, B
1950 Harry (Bud) Grant, Minnesota, E
1951 Ebert Van Buren, Louisiana St., B
Chet Mutryn, Xavier, B
1952 Johnny Bright, Drake, B
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1953 Al Conway, Army, B (2)
1954 Neil Worden, Notre Dame, B
1955 Dick Bielski, Maryland, B
1956 Bob Pellegrini, Maryland, C
1957 Clarence Peaks, Michigan State, B
1958 Walt Kowalczyk, Michigan State, B
1959 J.D. Smith, Rice, T (2)
1960 Ron Burton, Northwestern, RB
1961 Art Baker, Syracuse, RB
1962 Pete Case, Georgia, G (2)
1963 Ed Budde, Michigan State, G
1964 Bob Brown, Nebraska, T
1965 Ray Rissmiller, Georgia, T (2)
1966 Randy Beisler, Indiana, DE
1967 Harry Jones, Arkansas, RB
1968 Tim Rossovich, So. California, DE
1969 Leroy Keyes, Purdue, RB
1970 Steve Zabel, Oklahoma, TE
1971 Richard Harris, Grambling, DE
1972 John Reaves, Florida, QB
1973 Jerry Sisemore, Texas, T
Charle Young, So. California, TE
1974 Mitch Sutton, Kansas, DT (3)
1975 Bill Capraun, Miami, T (7)
1976 Mike Smith, Florida, DE (4)
1977 Skip Sharp, Kansas, DB (5)
1978 Reggie Wilkes, Georgia Tech, LB (3)
1979 Jerry Robinson, UCLA, LB
1980 Roynell Young, Alcorn State, DB
1981 Leonard Mitchell, Houston, DE
1982 Mike Quick, North Carolina St., WR
1983 Michael Haddix, Mississippi St., RB
1984 Kenny Jackson, Penn State, WR
1985 Kevin Allen, Indiana, T
1986 Keith Byars, Ohio State, RB
1987 Jerome Brown, Miami, DT
1988 Keith Jackson, Oklahoma, TE
1989 Jessie Small, Eastern Kentucky, LB (2)
1990 Ben Smith, Georgia, DB
1991 Antone Davis, Tennessee, T
1992 Siran Stacy, Alabama, RB (2)
1993 Lester Holmes, Jackson State, T
Leonard Renfro, Colorado, DT
1994 Bernard Williams, Georgia, T
1995 Mike Mamula, Boston College, DE
1996 Jermane Mayberry, Texas A&M-Kingsville, T
1997 Jon Harris, Virginia, DE
1998 Tra Thomas, Florida State, T
1999 Donovan McNabb, Syracuse, QB
2000 Corey Simon, Florida State, DT
2001 Freddie Mitchell, UCLA, WR
2002 Lito Sheppard, Florida, DB
2003 Jerome McDougle, Miami, DE
2004 Shawn Andrews, Arkansas, T
2005 Mike Patterson, So. California, DT
2006 Brodrick Bunkley, Florida State, DT
2007 Kevin Kolb, Houston, QB (2)
2008 Trevor Laws, Notre Dame, DT (2)
2009 Jeremy Maclin, Missouri, WR
2010 Brandon Graham, Michigan, DE
2011 Danny Watkins, Baylor, G
2012 Fletcher Cox, Mississippi St., DT
2013 Lane Johnson, Oklahoma, T
2014 Marcus Smith, Louisville, LB
2015 Nelson Agholor, Southern California, WR
2016 Carson Wentz, North Dakota State, QB
2017 Derek Barnett, Tennessee, DE
2018 Dallas Goedert, South Dakota St., TE (2)
2019 Andre Dillard, Washington State, T
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Year Player, College, Position
1936 Bill Shakespeare, Notre Dame, B
1937 Mike Basrak, Duquesne, C
1938 Byron (Whizzer) White, Colorado, B
1939 Bill Patterson, Baylor, B (3)
1940 Kay Eakin, Arkansas, B
1941 Chet Gladchuk, Boston College, C (2)
1942 Bill Dudley, Virginia, B
1943 Bill Daley, Minnesota, B
1944 Johnny Podesto, St. Mary’s, Calif., B
1945 Paul Duhart, Florida, B
1946 Felix (Doc) Blanchard, Army, B
1947 Hub Bechtol, Texas, E
1948 Dan Edwards, Georgia, E
1949 Bobby Gage, Clemson, B
1950 Lynn Chandnois, Michigan St., B
1951 Butch Avinger, Alabama, B
1952 Ed Modzelewski, Maryland, B
1953 Ted Marchibroda, St. Bonaventure, B
1954 Johnny Lattner, Notre Dame, B
1955 Frank Varrichione, Notre Dame, T
1956 Gary Glick, Colorado A&M, B
Art Davis, Mississippi State, B
1957 Len Dawson, Purdue, B
1958 Larry Krutko, West Virginia, B (2)
1959 Tom Barnett, Purdue, B (8)
1960 Jack Spikes, Texas Christian, RB
1961 Myron Pottios, Notre Dame, LB (2)
1962 Bob Ferguson, Ohio State, RB
1963 Frank Atkinson, Stanford, T (8)
1964 Paul Martha, Pittsburgh, S
1965 Roy Jefferson, Utah, WR (2)
1966 Dick Leftridge, West Virginia, RB
1967 Don Shy, San Diego State, RB (2)
1968 Mike Taylor, Southern California, T
1969 Joe Greene, North Texas State, DT
1970 Terry Bradshaw, Louisiana Tech, QB
1971 Frank Lewis, Grambling, WR
1972 Franco Harris, Penn State, RB
1973 J.T. Thomas, Florida State, DB
1974 Lynn Swann, So. California, WR
1975 Dave Brown, Michigan, DB
1976 Bennie Cunningham, Clemson, TE
1977 Robin Cole, New Mexico, LB
1978 Ron Johnson, Eastern Michigan, DB
1979 Greg Hawthorne, Baylor, RB
1980 Mark Malone, Arizona State, QB
1981 Keith Gary, Oklahoma, DE
1982 Walter Abercrombie, Baylor, RB
1983 Gabriel Rivera, Texas Tech, DT
1984 Louis Lipps, So. Mississippi, WR
1985 Darryl Sims, Wisconsin, DE
1986 John Rienstra, Temple, G
1987 Rod Woodson, Purdue, DB
1988 Aaron Jones, Eastern Kentucky, DE
1989 Tim Worley, Georgia, RB
Tom Ricketts, Pittsburgh, T
1990 Eric Green, Liberty, TE
1991 Huey Richardson, Florida, DE
1992 Leon Searcy, Miami, T
1993 Deon Figures, Colorado, DB
1994 Charles Johnson, Colorado, WR
1995 Mark Bruener, Washington, TE
1996 Jamain Stephens, North Carolina A&T, T
1997 Chad Scott, Maryland, DB
1998 Alan Faneca, Louisiana State, G
1999 Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech, WR
2000 Plaxico Burress, Michigan St., WR
2001 Casey Hampton, Texas, DT
2002 Kendall Simmons, Auburn, G
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2003 Troy Polamalu, Southern California, DB
2004 Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (OH), QB
2005 Heath Miller, Virginia, TE
2006 Santonio Holmes, Ohio State, WR
2007 Lawrence Timmons, Florida State, LB
2008 Rashard Mendenhall, Illinois, RB
2009 Evander Hood, Missouri, DE
2010 Maurkice Pouncey, Florida, C
2011 Cameron Heyward, Ohio State, DE
2012 David DeCastro, Stanford, G
2013 Jarvis Jones, Georgia, LB
2014 Ryan Shazier, Ohio State, LB
2015 Bud Dupree, Kentucky, LB
2016 Artie Burns, Miami, DB
2017 T.J. Watt, Wisconsin, LB
2018 Terrell Edmunds, Virginia Tech, S
2019 Devin Bush, Michigan, LB
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
Year Player, College, Position
1950 Leo Nomellini, Minnesota, T
1951 Y.A. Tittle, Louisiana State, B
1952 Hugh McElhenny, Washington, B
1953 Harry Babcock, Georgia, E
Tom Stolhandske, Texas, E
1954 Bernie Faloney, Maryland, B
1955 Dickie Moegle, Rice, B
1956 Earl Morrall, Michigan State, B
1957 John Brodie, Stanford, B
1958 Jim Pace, Michigan, B
Charlie Krueger, Texas A&M, T
1959 Dave Baker, Oklahoma, B
Dan James, Ohio State, C
1960 Monty Stickles, Notre Dame, E
1961 Jimmy Johnson, UCLA, CB
Bernie Casey, Bowling Green, WR
Bill Kilmer, UCLA, QB
1962 Lance Alworth, Arkansas, WR
1963 Kermit Alexander, UCLA, CB
1964 Dave Parks, Texas Tech, WR
1965 Ken Willard, North Carolina, RB
George Donnelly, Illinois, DB
1966 Stan Hindman, Mississippi, DE
1967 Steve Spurrier, Florida, QB
Cas Banaszek, Northwestern, T
1968 Forrest Blue, Auburn, C
1969 Ted Kwalick, Penn State, TE
Gene Washington, Stanford, WR
1970 Cedrick Hardman, North Texas St., DE
Bruce Taylor, Boston U., DB
1971 Tim Anderson, Ohio State, DB
1972 Terry Beasley, Auburn, WR
1973 Mike Holmes, Texas Southern, DB
1974 Wilbur Jackson, Alabama, RB
Bill Sandifer, UCLA, DT
1975 Jimmy Webb, Mississippi St., DT
1976 Randy Cross, UCLA, C (2)
1977 Elmo Boyd, Eastern Kentucky, WR (3)
1978 Ken MacAfee, Notre Dame, TE
Dan Bunz, Cal St.-Long Beach, LB
1979 James Owens, UCLA, WR (2)
1980 Earl Cooper, Rice, RB
Jim Stuckey, Clemson, DT
1981 Ronnie Lott, So. California, DB
1982 Bubba Paris, Michigan, T (2)
1983 Roger Craig, Nebraska, RB (2)
1984 Todd Shell, Brigham Young, LB
1985 Jerry Rice, Mississippi Valley St., WR
1986 Larry Roberts, Alabama, DE (2)
1987 Harris Barton, North Carolina, T
Terrence Flagler, Clemson, RB
1988 Danny Stubbs, Miami, DE (2)
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1989 Keith DeLong, Tennessee, LB
1990 Dexter Carter, Florida State, RB
1991 Ted Washington, Louisville, DT
1992 Dana Hall, Washington, DB
1993 Dana Stubblefield, Kansas, DT
Todd Kelly, Tennessee, DE
1994 Bryant Young, Notre Dame, DT
William Floyd, Florida State, RB
1995 J.J. Stokes, UCLA, WR
1996 Israel Ifeanyi, So.California, DE (2)
1997 Jim Druckenmiller, Virginia Tech, QB
1998 R.W. McQuarters, Oklahoma St., DB
1999 Reggie McGrew, Florida, DT
2000 Julian Peterson, Michigan St., LB
Ahmed Plummer, Ohio State, DB
2001 Andre Carter, California, DE
2002 Mike Rumph, Miami, DB
2003 Kwame Harris, Stanford, T
2004 Rashaun Woods, Oklahoma St., WR
2005 Alex Smith, Utah, QB
2006 Vernon Davis, Maryland, TE
Manny Lawson, North Carolina St., DE
2007 Patrick Willis, Mississippi, LB
Joe Staley, Central Michigan, T
2008 Kentwan Balmer, North Carolina, DT
2009 Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech, WR
2010 Anthony Davis, Rutgers, T
Mike Iupati, Idaho, G
2011 Aldon Smith, Missouri, LB
2012 A.J. Jenkins, Illinois, WR
2013 Eric Reid, Louisiana State, DB
2014 Jimmie Ward, Northern Illinois, DB
2015 Arik Armstead, Oregon, DE
2016 DeForest Buckner, Oregon, DE
Joshua Garnett, Stanford, G
2017 Solomon Thomas, Stanford, DE
Reuben Foster, Alabama, LB
2018 Mike McGlinchey, Notre Dame, T
2019 Nick Bosa, Ohio State, DE
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Year Player, College, Position
1976 Steve Niehaus, Notre Dame, DT
1977 Steve August, Tulsa, G
1978 Keith Simpson, Memphis St., DB
1979 Manu Tuiasosopo, UCLA, DT
1980 Jacob Green, Texas A&M, DE
1981 Ken Easley, UCLA, DB
1982 Jeff Bryant, Clemson, DE
1983 Curt Warner, Penn State, RB
1984 Terry Taylor, Southern Illinois, DB
1985 Owen Gill, Iowa, RB (2)
1986 John L. Williams, Florida, RB
1987 Tony Woods, Pittsburgh, LB
1988 Brian Blades, Miami, WR (2)
1989 Andy Heck, Notre Dame, T
1990 Cortez Kennedy, Miami, DT
1991 Dan McGwire, San Diego St., QB
1992 Ray Roberts, Virginia, T
1993 Rick Mirer, Notre Dame, QB
1994 Sam Adams, Texas A&M, DT
1995 Joey Galloway, Ohio State, WR
1996 Pete Kendall, Boston College, T
1997 Shawn Springs, Ohio State, DB
Walter Jones, Florida State, T
1998 Anthony Simmons, Clemson, LB
1999 Lamar King, Saginaw Valley St., DE
2000 Shaun Alexander, Alabama, RB
Chris McIntosh, Wisconsin, T
2001 Koren Robinson, North Carolina St., WR
Steve Hutchinson, Michigan, G
2002 Jerramy Stevens, Washington, TE
FIRST-ROUND SELECTIONS
2003 Marcus Trufant, Washington State, DB
2004 Marcus Tubbs, Texas, DT
2005 Chris Spencer, Mississippi, C
2006 Kelly Jennings, Miami, DB
2007 Josh Wilson, Maryland, DB (2)
2008 Lawrence Jackson, So. California, DE
2009 Aaron Curry, Wake Forest, LB
2010 Russell Okung, Oklahoma State, T
Earl Thomas, Texas, DB
2011 James Carpenter, Alabama, T
2012 Bruce Irvin, West Virginia, DE
2013 Christine Michael, Texas A&M, RB (2)
2014 Paul Richardson, Colorado, WR (2)
2015 Frank Clark, Michigan, DE (2)
2016 Germain Ifedi, Texas A&M, T
2017 Malik McDowell, Michigan St., DT (2)
2018 Rashaad Penny, San Diego State, RB
2019 L.J. Collier, Texas Christian, DE
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
Year Player, College, Position
1976 Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma, DT
1977 Ricky Bell, Southern California, RB
1978 Doug Williams, Grambling, QB
1979 Greg Roberts, Oklahoma, G (2)
1980 Ray Snell, Wisconsin, G
1981 Hugh Green, Pittsburgh, LB
1982 Sean Farrell, Penn State, G
1983 Randy Grimes, Baylor, C (2)
1984 Keith Browner, So. California, LB (2)
1985 Ron Holmes, Washington, DE
1986 Bo Jackson, Auburn, RB
Roderick Jones, So. Methodist, DB
1987 Vinny Testaverde, Miami, QB
1988 Paul Gruber, Wisconsin, T
1989 Broderick Thomas, Nebraska, LB
1990 Keith McCants, Alabama, LB
1991 Charles McRae, Tennessee, T
1992 Courtney Hawkins, Michigan St., WR (2)
1993 Eric Curry, Alabama, DE
1994 Trent Dilfer, Fresno State, QB
1995 Warren Sapp, Miami, DT
Derrick Brooks, Florida State, LB
1996 Regan Upshaw, California, DE
Marcus Jones, North Carolina, DT
1997 Warrick Dunn, Florida State, RB
Reidel Anthony, Florida, WR
1998 Jacquez Green, Florida, WR (2)
1999 Anthony McFarland, Louisiana St., DT
2000 Cosey Coleman, Tennessee, G (2)
2001 Kenyatta Walker, Florida, T
2002 Marquise Walker, Michigan, WR (3)
2003 Dewayne White, Louisville, DE (2)
2004 Michael Clayton, Louisiana St., WR
2005 Carnell Williams, Auburn, RB
2006 Davin Joseph, Oklahoma, G
2007 Gaines Adams, Clemson, DE
2008 Aqib Talib, Kansas, DB
2009 Josh Freeman, Kansas State, QB
2010 Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma, DT
2011 Adrian Clayborn, Iowa, DE
2012 Mark Barron, Alabama, DB
Doug Martin, Boise State, RB
2013 Johnthan Banks, Mississippi St., DB (2)
2014 Mike Evans, Texas A&M, WR
2015 Jameis Winston, Florida State, QB
2016 Vernon Hargreaves, Florida, DB
2017 O.J. Howard, Alabama, TE
2018 Vita Vea, Washington, DT
2019 Devin White, Louisiana State, LB
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TENNESSEE TITANS
Year Player, College, Position
1960 Billy Cannon, Louisiana State, RB
1961 Mike Ditka, Pittsburgh, E
1962 Ray Jacobs, Howard Payne, DT
1963 Danny Brabham, Arkansas, LB
1964 Scott Appleton, Texas, DT
1965 Lawrence Elkins, Baylor, WR
1966 Tommy Nobis, Texas, LB
1967 George Webster, Michigan St., LB
Tom Regner, Notre Dame, G
1968 Mac Haik, Mississippi, WR (2)
1969 Ron Pritchard, Arizona State, LB
1970 Doug Wilkerson, N. Carolina Central, G
1971 Dan Pastorini, Santa Clara, QB
1972 Greg Sampson, Stanford, DE
1973 John Matuszak, Tampa, DE
George Amundson, Iowa State, RB
1974 Steve Manstedt, Nebraska, LB (4)
1975 Robert Brazile, Jackson State, LB
Don Hardeman, Texas A&I, RB
1976 Mike Barber, Louisiana Tech, TE (2)
1977 Morris Towns, Missouri, T
1978 Earl Campbell, Texas, RB
1979 Mike Stensrud, Iowa State, DE (2)
1980 Angelo Fields, Michigan St., T (2)
1981 Michael Holston, Morgan St., WR (3)
1982 Mike Munchak, Penn State, G
1983 Bruce Matthews, So. California, T
1984 Dean Steinkuhler, Nebraska, T
1985 Ray Childress, Texas A&M, DE
Richard Johnson, Wisconsin, DB
1986 Jim Everett, Purdue, QB
1987 Alonzo Highsmith, Miami, RB
Haywood Jeffires, North Carolina St., WR
1988 Lorenzo White, Michigan State, RB
1989 David Williams, Florida, T
1990 Lamar Lathon, Houston, LB
1991 Mike Dumas, Indiana, DB (2)
1992 Eddie Robinson, Alabama St., LB (2)
1993 Brad Hopkins, Illinois, T
1994 Henry Ford, Arkansas, DE
1995 Steve McNair, Alcorn State, QB
1996 Eddie George, Ohio State, RB
1997 Kenny Holmes, Miami, DE
1998 Kevin Dyson, Utah, WR
1999 Jevon Kearse, Florida, DE
2000 Keith Bulluck, Syracuse, LB
2001 Andre Dyson, Utah, DB (2)
2002 Albert Haynesworth, Tennessee, DT
2003 Andre Woolfolk, Oklahoma, DB
2004 Ben Troupe, Florida, TE (2)
2005 Adam Jones, West Virginia, DB
2006 Vince Young, Texas, QB
2007 Michael Griffin, Texas, DB
2008 Chris Johnson, East Carolina, RB
2009 Kenny Britt, Rutgers, WR
2010 Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech, DE
2011 Jake Locker, Washington, QB
2012 Kendall Wright, Baylor, WR
2013 Chance Warmack, Alabama, G
2014 Taylor Lewan, Michigan, T
2015 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, QB
2016 Jack Conklin, Michigan State, T
2017 Corey Davis, Western Michigan, WR
Adoree’ Jackson, So. California, DB
2018 Rashaan Evans, Alabama, LB
2019 Jeffery Simmons, Mississippi St., DT
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WASHINGTON REDSKINS 2001 Rod Gardner, Clemson, WR
Year Player, College, Position 2002 Patrick Ramsey, Tulane, QB
1936 Riley Smith, Alabama, B 2003 Taylor Jacobs, Florida, WR (2)
1937 Sammy Baugh, Texas Christian, B 2004 Sean Taylor, Miami, DB
1938 Andy Farkas, Detroit, B 2005 Carlos Rogers, Auburn, DB
1939 I.B. Hale, Texas Christian, T Jason Campbell, Auburn, QB
1940 Ed Boell, New York U., B 2006 Rocky McIntosh, Miami, LB (2)
1941 Forest Evashevski, Michigan, B 2007 LaRon Landry, Louisiana State, DB
1942 Orban (Spec) Sanders, Texas, B 2008 Devin Thomas, Michigan State, WR (2)
1943 Jack Jenkins, Missouri, B 2009 Brian Orakpo, Texas, DE
1944 Mike Micka, Colgate, B 2010 Trent Williams, Oklahoma, T
1945 Jim Hardy, Southern California, B 2011 Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue, LB
1946 Cal Rossi, UCLA, B* 2012 Robert Griffin III, Baylor, QB
1947 Cal Rossi, UCLA, B 2013 David Amerson, North Carolina St., DB (2)
1948 Harry Gilmer, Alabama, B 2014 Trent Murphy, Stanford, LB (2)
Lowell Tew, Alabama, B 2015 Brandon Scherff, Iowa, T
1949 Rob Goode, Texas A&M, B 2016 Josh Doctson, Texas Christian, WR
1950 George Thomas, Oklahoma, B 2017 Jonathan Allen, Alabama, DE
1951 Leon Heath, Oklahoma, B 2018 Daron Payne, Alabama, DT
1952 Larry Isbell, Baylor, B 2019 Dwayne Haskins, Ohio State, QB
1953 Jack Scarbath, Maryland, B Montez Sweat, Mississippi State, LB
1954 Steve Meilinger, Kentucky, E *Choice lost due to ineligibility
1955 Ralph Guglielmi, Notre Dame, B
1956 Ed Vereb, Maryland, B
1957 Don Bosseler, Miami, B
1958 Mike Sommer, George
Washington, B (2)
1959 Don Allard, Boston College, B
1960 Richie Lucas, Penn State, QB
1961 Norman Snead, Wake Forest, QB
Joe Rutgens, Illinois, DT
1962 Ernie Davis, Syracuse, RB
1963 Pat Richter, Wisconsin, TE
1964 Charley Taylor, Arizona St., RB-WR
1965 Bob Breitenstein, Tulsa, T (2)
1966 Charlie Gogolak, Princeton, K
1967 Ray McDonald, Idaho, RB
1968 Jim Smith, Oregon, DB
1969 Eugene Epps, Texas-El Paso, DB (2)
1970 Bill Bundige, Colorado, DT (2)
1971 Cotton Speyrer, Texas, WR (2)
1972 Moses Denson, Maryland St., RB (8)
1973 Charles Cantrell, Lamar, G (5)
1974 Jon Keyworth, Colorado, TE (6)
1975 Mike Thomas, Nevada-Las Vegas, RB (6)
1976 Mike Hughes, Baylor, G (5)
1977 Duncan McColl, Stanford, DE (4)
1978 Tony Green, Florida, RB (6)
1979 Don Warren, San Diego St., TE (4)
1980 Art Monk, Syracuse, WR
1981 Mark May, Pittsburgh, T
1982 Vernon Dean, San Diego St., DB (2)
1983 Darrell Green, Texas A&I, DB
1984 Bob Slater, Oklahoma, DT (2)
1985 Tory Nixon, San Diego St., DB (2)
1986 Markus Koch, Boise State, DE (2)
1987 Brian Davis, Nebraska, DB (2)
1988 Chip Lohmiller, Minnesota, K (2)
1989 Tracy Rocker, Auburn, DT (3)
1990 Andre Collins, Penn State, LB (2)
1991 Bobby Wilson, Michigan State, DT
1992 Desmond Howard, Michigan, WR
1993 Tom Carter, Notre Dame, DB
1994 Heath Shuler, Tennessee, QB
1995 Michael Westbrook, Colorado, WR
1996 Andre Johnson, Penn State, T
1997 Kenard Lang, Miami, DE
1998 Stephen Alexander, Oklahoma, TE (2)
1999 Champ Bailey, Georgia, DB
2000 LaVar Arrington, Penn State, LB
Chris Samuels, Alabama, T
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Date Result/Honored players Site (attendance)
Jan. 15, 1939 New York Giants 13, Pro All-Stars 10 ..........................................................................Wrigley Field, Los Angeles (20,000)
Jan. 14, 1940 Green Bay 16, NFL All-Stars 7...............................................................................Gilmore Stadium, Los Angeles (18,000)
Dec. 29, 1940 Chicago Bears 28, NFL All-Stars 14 ......................................................................Gilmore Stadium, Los Angeles (21,624)
Jan. 4, 1942 Chicago Bears 35, NFL All-Stars 24 ...............................................................................Polo Grounds, New York (17,725)
Dec. 27, 1942 NFL All-Stars 17, Washington 14 ....................................................................................Shibe Park, Philadelphia (18,671)
Jan. 14, 1951 American Conf. 28, National Conf. 27 ................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (53,676)
Otto Graham, Cleveland, player of the game
Jan. 12, 1952 National Conf. 30, American Conf. 13 ................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (19,400)
Dan Towler, Los Angeles, player of the game
Jan. 10, 1953 National Conf. 27, American Conf. 7 ..................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (34,208)
Don Doll, Detroit, player of the game
Jan. 17, 1954 East 20, West 9 .................................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (44,214)
Chuck Bednarik, Philadelphia, player of the game
Jan. 16, 1955 West 26, East 19 ...............................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (43,972)
Billy Wilson, San Francisco, player of the game
Jan. 15, 1956 East 31, West 30 ...............................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (37,867)
Ollie Matson, Chi. Cardinals, player of the game
Jan. 13, 1957 West 19, East 10 ...............................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (44,177)
Bert Rechichar, Baltimore, outstanding back
Ernie Stautner, Pittsburgh, outstanding lineman
Jan. 12, 1958 West 26, East 7 .................................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (66,634)
Hugh McElhenny, San Francisco, outstanding back
Gene Brito, Washington, outstanding lineman
Jan. 11, 1959 East 28, West 21 ...............................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (72,250)
Frank Gifford, N.Y. Giants, outstanding back
Doug Atkins, Chi. Bears, outstanding lineman
Jan. 17, 1960 West 38, East 21 ...............................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (56,876)
Johnny Unitas, Baltimore, outstanding back
Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, Baltimore, outstanding lineman
Jan. 15, 1961 West 35, East 31 ...............................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (62,971)
Johnny Unitas, Baltimore, outstanding back
Sam Huff, N.Y. Giants, outstanding lineman
Jan. 7, 1962 AFL West 47, East 27 ................................................................................................Balboa Stadium, San Diego (20,973)
Cotton Davidson, Dallas Texans, player of the game
Jan. 14, 1962 NFL West 31, East 30 ........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (57,409)
Jim Brown, Cleveland, outstanding back
Henry Jordan, Green Bay, outstanding lineman
Jan. 13, 1963 AFL West 21, East 14 ................................................................................................Balboa Stadium, San Diego (27,641)
Curtis McClinton, Dallas Texans, outstanding offensive player
Earl Faison, San Diego, outstanding defensive player
Jan. 13, 1963 NFL East 30, West 20 ........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (61,374)
Jim Brown, Cleveland, outstanding back
Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, Pittsburgh, outstanding lineman
Jan. 12, 1964 NFL West 31, East 17 ........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (67,242)
Johnny Unitas, Baltimore, player of the game
Gino Marchetti, Baltimore, outstanding lineman
Jan. 19, 1964 AFL West 27, East 24 ................................................................................................Balboa Stadium, San Diego (20,016)
Keith Lincoln, San Diego, outstanding offensive player
Archie Matsos, Oakland, outstanding defensive player
Jan. 10, 1965 NFL West 34, East 14 ........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (60,598)
Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota, outstanding back
Terry Barr, Detroit, outstanding lineman
Jan. 16, 1965 AFL West 38, East 14...............................................................................................Jeppesen Stadium, Houston (15,446)
Keith Lincoln, San Diego, outstanding offensive player
Willie Brown, Denver, outstanding defensive player
Jan. 15, 1966 AFL All-Stars 30, Buffalo 19 .............................................................................................Rice Stadium, Houston (35,572)
Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets, most valuable player, offense
Frank Buncom, San Diego, most valuable player, defense
Jan. 15, 1966 NFL East 36, West 7 ..........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (60,124)
Jim Brown, Cleveland, outstanding back
Dale Meinert, St. Louis, outstanding lineman
Jan. 21, 1967 AFL East 30, West 23....................................................................................Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (18,876)
Babe Parilli, Boston, outstanding offensive player
Verlon Biggs, N.Y. Jets, outstanding defensive player
Jan. 22, 1967 NFL East 20, West 10 ........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (15,062)
Gale Sayers, Chicago, outstanding back
Floyd Peters, Philadelphia, outstanding lineman

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Jan. 21, 1968 AFL East 25, West 24....................................................................................................Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, (40,103)
Joe Namath and Don Maynard, N.Y. Jets, out. off. players
Leslie (Speedy) Duncan, San Diego, out. def. player
Jan. 21, 1968 NFL West 38, East 20 ........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (53,289)
Gale Sayers, Chicago, outstanding back
Dave Robinson, Green Bay, outstanding lineman
Jan. 19, 1969 AFL West 38, East 25....................................................................................................Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, (41,058)
Len Dawson, Kansas City, outstanding offensive player
George Webster, Houston, outstanding defensive player
Jan. 19, 1969 NFL West 10, East 7 ..........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (32,050)
Roman Gabriel, Los Angeles, outstanding back
Merlin Olsen, Los Angeles, outstanding lineman
Jan. 17, 1970 AFL West 26, East 3 ............................................................................................................Astrodome, Houston (30,170)
John Hadl, San Diego, player of the game
Jan. 18, 1970 NFL West 16, East 13 ........................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (57,786)
Gale Sayers, Chicago, outstanding back
George Andrie, Dallas, outstanding lineman
Jan. 24, 1971 NFC 27, AFC 6 ...................................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (48,222)
Mel Renfro, Dallas, outstanding back
Fred Carr, Green Bay, outstanding lineman
Jan. 23, 1972 AFC 26, NFC 13.................................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (53,647)
Jan Stenerud, Kansas City, outstanding offensive player
Willie Lanier, Kansas City, outstanding defensive player
Jan. 21, 1973 AFC 33, NFC 28..................................................................................................................Texas Stadium, Irving (37,091)
O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, player of the game
Jan. 20, 1974 AFC 15, NFC 13................................................................................................Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City (66,918)
Garo Yepremian, Miami, player of the game
Jan. 20, 1975 NFC 17, AFC 10....................................................................................................................Orange Bowl, Miami (26,484)
James Harris, Los Angeles, player of the game
Jan. 26, 1976 NFC 23, AFC 20............................................................................................Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans (30,546)
Billy Johnson, Houston, player of the game
Jan. 17, 1977 AFC 24, NFC 14 .......................................................................................................................Kingdome, Seattle (64,752)
Mel Blount, Pittsburgh, player of the game
Jan. 23, 1978 NFC 14, AFC 13 ...........................................................................................................................Tampa Stadium (51,337)
Walter Payton, Chicago, player of the game
Jan. 29, 1979 NFC 13, AFC 7 ...................................................................................................Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (46,281)
Ahmad Rashad, Minnesota, player of the game
Jan. 27, 1980 NFC 37, AFC 27.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (49,800)
Chuck Muncie, New Orleans, player of the game
Feb. 1, 1981 NFC 21, AFC 7...............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,360)
Eddie Murray, Detroit, player of the game
Jan. 31, 1982 AFC 16, NFC 13.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,402)
Kellen Winslow, San Diego, and Lee Roy Selmon, Tampa Bay, players of the game
Feb. 6, 1983 NFC 20, AFC 19.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (49,883)
Dan Fouts, San Diego, and John Jefferson, Green Bay, players of the game
Jan. 29, 1984 NFC 45, AFC 3...............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,445)
Joe Theismann, Washington, player of the game
Jan. 27, 1985 AFC 22, NFC 14.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,385)
Mark Gastineau, N.Y. Jets, player of the game
Feb. 2, 1986 NFC 28, AFC 24.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,101)
Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants, player of the game
Feb. 1, 1987 AFC 10, NFC 6...............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,101)
Reggie White, Philadelphia, player of the game
Feb. 7, 1988 AFC 15, NFC 6...............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,113)
Bruce Smith, Buffalo, player of the game
Jan. 29, 1989 NFC 34, AFC 3...............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,113)
Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia, player of the game
Feb. 4, 1990 NFC 27, AFC 21.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,445)
Jerry Gray, L.A. Rams, player of the game
Feb. 3, 1991 AFC 23, NFC 21.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,345)
Jim Kelly, Buffalo, player of the game
Feb. 2, 1992 NFC 21, AFC 15.............................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,209)
Michael Irvin, Dallas, player of the game
Feb. 7, 1993 AFC 23, NFC 20 (OT).....................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,007)
Steve Tasker, Buffalo, player of the game
Feb. 6, 1994 NFC 17, AFC 3........................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,026)
Andre Rison, Atlanta, player of the game
Feb. 5, 1995 AFC 41, NFC 13 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,529)
Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis, player of the game

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Feb. 4, 1996 NFC 20, AFC 13................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,034)
Jerry Rice, San Francisco, player of the game
Feb. 2, 1997 AFC 26, NFC 23 (OT)........................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,031)
Mark Brunell, Jacksonville, player of the game
Feb. 1, 1998 AFC 29, NFC 24 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (49,995)
Warren Moon, Seattle, player of the game
Feb. 7, 1999 AFC 23, NFC 10 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,075)
Keyshawn Johnson, N.Y. Jets and Ty Law, New England, co-players of the game
Feb. 6, 2000 NFC 51, AFC 31 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,112)
Randy Moss, Minnesota, player of the game
Feb. 4, 2001 AFC 38, NFC 17 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,128)
Rich Gannon, Oakland, player of the game
Feb. 9, 2002 AFC 38, NFC 30 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,301)
Rich Gannon, Oakland, player of the game
Feb. 2, 2003 AFC 45, NFC 20 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,125)
Ricky Williams, Miami, player of the game
Feb. 8, 2004 NFC 55, AFC 52 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,127)
Marc Bulger, St. Louis, player of the game
Feb. 13, 2005 AFC 38, NFC 27 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,225)
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, player of the game
Feb. 12, 2006 NFC 23, AFC 17 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,190)
Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay, player of the game
Feb. 10, 2007 AFC 31, NFC 28 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,410)
Carson Palmer, Cincinnati, player of the game
Feb. 10, 2008 NFC 42, AFC 30 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (50,044)
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, most valuable player
Feb. 8, 2009 NFC 30, AFC 21 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (49,958)
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, most valuable player
Jan. 31, 2010 AFC 41, NFC 34......................................................................................................Sun Life Stadium, South Florida (70,697)
Matt Schaub, Houston, most valuable player
Jan. 30, 2011 NFC 55, AFC 41 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (49,331)
DeAngelo Hall, Washington, most valuable player
Jan. 29, 2012 AFC 59, NFC 41 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (48,423)
Brandon Marshall, Miami, most valuable player
Jan. 27, 2013 NFC 62, AFC 35 ................................................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (47,134)
Kyle Rudolph, Minnesota, most valuable player
Jan. 26, 2014 Team Rice 22, Team Sanders 21 ......................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (47,270)
Nick Foles (Team Sanders), Philadelphia, Offensive MVP
Derrick Johnson (Team Rice), Kansas City, Defensive MVP
Jan. 25, 2015 Team Irvin 32, Team Carter 28 ..................................................................University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale (63,225)
Matthew Stafford (Team Irvin), Detroit, Offensive MVP
J.J. Watt (Team Carter), Houston, Defensive MVP
Jan. 31, 2016 Team Irvin 49, Team Rice 27 ............................................................................................Aloha Stadium, Honolulu (49,616)
Russell Wilson (Team Irvin), Seattle, Offensive MVP
Michael Bennett (Team Irvin), Seattle, Defensive MVP
Jan. 29, 2017 AFC 20, NFC 13...................................................................................................Camping World Stadium, Orlando (60,834)
Travis Kelce (AFC), Kansas City, Offensive MVP
Lorenzo Alexander (AFC), Buffalo, Defensive MVP
Jan. 28, 2018 AFC 24, NFC 23...................................................................................................Camping World Stadium, Orlando (51,019)
Delanie Walker (AFC), Tennessee, Offensive MVP
Von Miller (AFC), Denver, Defensive MVP
Jan. 27, 2019 AFC 26, NFC 7.....................................................................................................Camping World Stadium, Orlando (51,192)
Patrick Mahomes (AFC), Kansas City, Offensive MVP
Jamal Adams (AFC), N.Y. Jets, Defensive MVP

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TEN MOST VIEWED TV PROGRAMS & NFL’S 10 HIGHEST SCORING WEEKENDS
ESTIMATED TOTAL NUMBER OF VIEWERS Point Total Date Weekend
(Based on Nielsen Company Figures) 859 December 5, 8-9, 2013 14th
Program Date Network *Total Viewers 844 December 12, 15-16, 2013 15th
Super Bowl LI Feb. 5, 2017 FOX 172,000,000 837 November 20-24, 2008 12th
Super Bowl 50 Feb. 7, 2016 CBS 167,000,000 825 December 22, 24-26, 2016 16th
Super Bowl XLVII Feb. 3, 2013 CBS 164,100,000 799 September 21, 24-25, 2017 3rd
Super Bowl XLV Feb. 6, 2011 FOX 162,900,000 795 December 17, 19-21, 2015 15th
Super Bowl XLIX Feb. 1, 2015 NBC 161,300,000 791 September 5, 9-10, 2012 1st
Super Bowl XLVIII Feb. 2, 2014 FOX 161,100,000 788 December 29-30, 2007 17th
Super Bowl XLVI Feb. 5, 2012 NBC 159,200,000 788 December 5-6, 2004 13th
Super Bowl LII Feb. 4, 2018 NBC 159,100,000 788 September 5, 8-9, 2002 1st
Super Bowl XLIV Feb. 7, 2010 CBS 153,400,000
Super Bowl XLIII Feb. 1, 2009 NBC 151,600,000 NFL’S TOP FIVE PAID ATTENDANCE TOTALS FOR ALL GAMES
*Watched some portion of the broadcast Year Preseason Regular Season Postseason All Games
2007 4,119,278 17,345,205 792,019 22,256,502
TOP 20 U.S. TELEVISION BROADCASTS OF 2018 2006 4,083,282 17,340,879 775,551 22,199,712
(Based on Nielsen Company Figures) 2008 3,995,942 17,055,982 806,840 21,858,764
Rank *Show Network **Viewers 2005 3,977,388 17,012,453 802,255 21,792,096
1. Super Bowl LII (PHI/NE) NBC 103,470,966 2016 3,836,548 17,081,672 851,548 21,769,768
2. AFC Championship (JAX/NE) CBS 44,144,971
3. NFC Championship (MINN/PHIL) FOX 42,328,830 NFL’S TOP 10 PAID ATTENDANCE WEEKENDS
4. NFC Divisional Playoff (NO/MINN) FOX 35,657,010 Weekend Games Attendance
5. Super Bowl Pregame NBC 33,491,894 September 8, 11-12, 2005 16 1,115,018
6. AFC Divisional Playoff (JAX/PITT) CBS 31,484,869 December 6, 9-10, 2007 16 1,113,376
7. NFC Wild Card Playoff (CAR/NO) FOX 31,124,724 November 20-21, 2005 16 1,112,555
8. Thanksgiving Day (WASH/DALL) FOX 30,523,699 December 27-28, 2003 16 1,106,818
9. Winter Olympic Opening Ceremony NBC 27,856,508 November 19-20, 2006 16 1,106,739
10. College Football Chmpshp (AL.GA) ESPN 27,696,227 September 23-24, 2007 16 1,103,570
11. NFC Divisional Playoff (ATL/PHIL) NBC 27,081,969 December 24-26, 2005 16 1,102,701
12. This Is Us NBC 26,986,989 September 7, 10-11, 2006 16 1,102,102
13. AFC Divisional Playoff (TENN/NE) CBS 26,724,795 September 9, 12-13, 2004 16 1,101,332
14. 90th Academy Awards ABC 26,621,234 December 7, 10-11, 2006 16 1,099,794
15. Thanksgiving Day (CHI/DET) CBS 26,610,395
16. College Football Semifinal (GA/OK) ESPN 26,049,302 NFL’S TOP 10 TEAM SINGLE-SEASON HOME PAID
17. AFC Wild Card Playoff (BUFF/JAX) CBS 25,320,105 ATTENDANCE TOTALS
18. Philadelphia v. Dallas, Wk. 14 FOX 25,181,749 Year Club Games Attendance
19. New England v. Pittsburgh, Wk. 15 CBS 24,626,101 2007 Washington Redskins 8 711,471
20. Pittsburgh v. New Orleans, Wk. 16 CBS 23,975,846 2008 Washington Redskins 8 710,049
*15 of Top 20 TV broadcasts in 2018 were NFL games. 2006 Washington Redskins 8 708,952
**Represents the average audience throughout the telecast 2004 Washington Redskins 8 707,920
(what’s reported in usual ratings/viewership). 2005 Washington Redskins 8 707,614
2017 Dallas Cowboys 8 686,833
2009 Washington Redskins 8 681,703
2010 Washington Redskins 8 680,966
2016 Dallas Cowboys 8 678,465
2018 Dallas Cowboys 8 673,134

NFL’S 10 BIGGEST SINGLE-GAME ATTENDANCE TOTALS

Date Site Game Teams Attendance
August 15, 1994 Estadio Azteca American Bowl (Mexico City) Cowboys vs. Oilers 112,376
August 17, 1998 Estadio Azteca American Bowl (Mexico City) Cowboys vs. Patriots 106,424
August 22, 1947 Soldier Field College All-Star Bears vs. All-Stars 105,840
September 20, 2009 Cowboys Stadium Regular Season Cowboys vs. Giants 105,121
August 4, 1997 Estadio Guillermo Canedo American Bowl (Mexico City) Broncos vs. Dolphins 104,629
January 20, 1980 Rose Bowl Super Bowl XIV Steelers vs. Rams 103,985
January 30, 1983 Rose Bowl Super Bowl XVII Redskins vs. Dolphins 103,667
October 2, 2005 Estadio Azteca Regular Season (Mexico City) 49ers at Cardinals 103,467
January 9, 1977 Rose Bowl Super Bowl XI Raiders vs. Vikings 103,438
November 10, 1957 L.A. Coliseum Regular Season 49ers at Rams 102,368

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NFL PAID ATTENDANCE
Year Regular Season Average Postseason Total
2018 16,428,195 (256 games) 64,173 863,211 (12) 17,291,406
2017 16,423,853 (256 games) 64,156 807,498 (12) 17,231,351
2016 17,081,672 (256 games) 66,725 851,548 (12) 17,933,220
2015 16,774,160 (256 games) 65,524 795,438 (12) 17,569,598
2014 16,928,403 (255 games*****) 66,386 842,309 (12) 17,770,712
2013 16,837,676 (256 games) 65,772 822,651 (12) 17,660,327
2012 16,658,950 (256 games) 65,074 821,433 (12) 17,480,383
2011 16,562,706 (256 games) 64,698 828,457 (12) 17,391,163
2010 16,569,514 (255 games****) 64,978 800,426 (12) 17,369,940
2009 16,651,126 (256 games) 65,043 823,882 (12) 17,475,008
2008 17,055,982 (256 games) 66,625 806,840 (12) 17,862,822
2007 17,345,205 (256 games) #67,755 792,019 (12) #18,137,224
2006 17,340,879 (256 games) 67,738 775,551 (12) 18,116,430
2005 17,012,453 (256 games) 66,455 802,255 (12) 17,814,708
2004 17,000,811 (256 games) 66,409 788,965 (12) 17,789,776
2003 16,913,584 (255 games***) 66,328 805,546 (12) 17,719,130
2002 16,833,310 (256 games) 65,755 781,944 (12) 17,615,254
2001 16,166,258 (248 games) 65,187 766,905 (12) 16,933,163
2000 16,387,289 (248 games) 66,078 809,132 (12) 17,196,421
1999 16,206,640 (248 games) 65,349 793,759 (12) 17,000,399
1998 15,364,873 (240 games) 64,020 822,885 (12) 16,187,758
1997 14,967,314 (240 games) 62,364 801,879 (12) 15,769,193
1996 14,612,417 (240 games) 60,885 769,310 (12) 15,381,727
1995 15,043,562 (240 games) 62,682 790,906 (12) 15,834,468
1994 14,030,435 (224 games) 62,636 779,738 (12) 14,810,173
1993 13,966,843 (224 games) 62,352 814,607 (12) 14,781,450
1992 13,828,887 (224 games) 61,736 815,910 (12) 14,644,797
1991 13,841,459 (224 games) 61,792 813,247 (12) 14,654,706
1990 13,959,896 (224 games) 62,321 847,543 (12) 14,807,439
1989 13,625,662 (224 games) 60,829 685,771 (10) 14,311,433
1988 13,539,848 (224 games) 60,446 658,317 (10) 14,198,165
1987 11,406,166 (210 games**) 54,315 656,977 (10) 12,063,143
1986 13,588,551 (224 games) 60,663 734,002 (10) 14,322,553
1985 13,345,047 (224 games) 59,567 710,768 (10) 14,055,815
1984 13,398,112 (224 games) 59,813 665,194 (10) 14,063,306
1983 13,277,222 (224 games) 59,273 675,513 (10) 13,952,735
1982 7,367,438 (126 games*) 58,472 #1,033,153 (16) 8,400,591
1981 13,606,990 (224 games) 60,745 637,763 (10) 14,244,753
1980 13,392,230 (224 games) 59,787 624,430 (10) 14,016,660
1979 13,182,039 (224 games) 58,848 630,326 (10) 13,812,365
1978 12,771,800 (224 games) 57,017 624,388 (10) 13,396,188
1977 11,018,632 (196 games) 56,218 534,925 (8) 11,553,557
1976 11,070,543 (196 games) 56,482 492,884 (8) 11,563,427
1975 10,213,193 (182 games) 56,116 475,919 (8) 10,689,112
1974 10,236,322 (182 games) 56,244 438,664 (8) 10,674,986
1973 10,730,933 (182 games) 58,961 525,433 (8) 11,256,366
1972 10,445,827 (182 games) 57,395 483,345 (8) 10,929,172
1971 10,076,035 (182 games) 55,363 483,891 (8) 10,559,926
1970 9,533,333 (182 games) 52,381 458,493 (8) 9,991,826
1969 6,096,127 (112 games) NFL 54,430 162,279 (3) 6,258,406
2,843,373 (70 games) AFL 40,620 167,088 (3) 3,010,461
1968 5,882,313 (112 games) NFL 52,521 215,902 (3) 6,098,215
2,635,004 (70 games) AFL 37,643 114,438 (2) 2,749,442
1967 5,938,924 (112 games) NFL 53,026 166,208 (3) 6,105,132
2,295,697 (63 games) AFL 36,439 53,330 (1) 2,349,027
1966 5,337,044 (105 games) NFL 50,829 74,152 (1) 5,411,196
2,160,369 (63 games) AFL 34,291 42,080 (1) 2,202,449
1965 4,634,021 (98 games) NFL 47,286 100,304 (2) 4,734,325
1,782,384 (56 games) AFL 31,828 30,361 (1) 1,812,745
1964 4,563,049 (98 games) NFL 46,562 79,544 (1) 4,642,593
1,447,875 (56 games) AFL 25,855 40,242 (1) 1,488,117
1963 4,163,643 (98 games) NFL 42,486 45,801 (1) 4,209,444
1,208,697 (56 games) AFL 21,584 63,171 (2) 1,271,868
1962 4,003,421 (98 games) NFL 40,851 64,892 (1) 4,068,313
1,147,302 (56 games) AFL 20,487 37,981 (1) 1,185,283
1961 3,986,159 (98 games) NFL 40,675 39,029 (1) 4,025,188
1,002,657 (56 games) AFL 17,904 29,556 (1) 1,032,213

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Year Regular Season Average Postseason Total
1960 3,128,296 (78 games) NFL 40,106 67,325 (1) 3,195,621
926,156 (56 games) AFL 16,538 32,183 (1) 958,339
1959 3,140,000 (72 games) 43,617 57,545 (1) 3,197,545
1958 3,006,124 (72 games) 41,752 123,659 (2) 3,129,783
1957 2,836,318 (72 games) 39,393 119,579 (2) 2,955,897
1956 2,551,263 (72 games) 35,434 56,836 (1) 2,608,099
1955 2,521,836 (72 games) 35,026 85,693 (1) 2,607,529
1954 2,190,571 (72 games) 30,425 43,827 (1) 2,234,398
1953 2,164,585 (72 games) 30,064 54,577 (1) 2,219,162
1952 2,052,126 (72 games) 28,502 97,507 (2) 2,149,633
1951 1,913,019 (72 games) 26,570 57,522 (1) 1,970,541
1950 1,977,753 (78 games) 25,356 136,647 (3) 2,114,400
1949 1,391,735 (60 games) 23,196 27,980 (1) 1,419,715
1948 1,525,243 (60 games) 25,421 36,309 (1) 1,561,552
1947 1,837,437 (60 games) 30,624 66,268 (2) 1,903,705
1946 1,732,135 (55 games) 31,493 58,346 (1) 1,790,481
1945 1,270,401 (50 games) 25,408 32,178 (1) 1,302,579
1944 1,019,649 (50 games) 20,393 46,016 (1) 1,065,665
1943 969,128 (40 games) 24,228 71,315 (2) 1,040,443
1942 887,920 (55 games) 16,144 36,006 (1) 923,926
1941 1,108,615 (55 games) 20,157 55,870 (2) 1,164,485
1940 1,063,025 (55 games) 19,328 36,034 (1) 1,099,059
1939 1,071,200 (55 games) 19,476 32,279 (1) 1,103,479
1938 937,197 (55 games) 17,040 48,120 (1) 985,317
1937 963,039 (55 games) 17,510 15,878 (1) 978,917
1936 816,007 (54 games) 15,111 29,545 (1) 845,552
1935 638,178 (53 games) 12,041 15,000 (1) 653,178
1934 492,684 (60 games) 8,211 35,059 (1) 527,743
# Record
*Players’ 57-day strike reduced 224-game schedule to 126 games.
**Players’ 24-day strike reduced 224-game schedule to 210 games.
***The Week 8 Miami at San Diego game is not included. The game was moved to Arizona due to the San Diego wildfires and
tickets were distributed at no charge.
****The Week 14 N.Y. Giants at Minnesota game is not included. The game was moved to Detroit due to the Minneapolis blizzard.
Original game tickets were cross-honored at Ford Field. Remaining tickets were distributed at no charge.
*****The Week 12 N.Y. Jets at Buffalo game is not included. The game was moved to Detroit due to the Buffalo blizzard.

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All-Time Records.......................................................................................................................................540
Individual ............................................................................................................................................540
Service..........................................................................................................................................540
Scoring .........................................................................................................................................540
Rushing........................................................................................................................................544
Passing .........................................................................................................................................545
Receiving .....................................................................................................................................549
Yards from Scrimmage...............................................................................................................551
Interceptions By..........................................................................................................................551
Punting.........................................................................................................................................553
Punt Returns ...............................................................................................................................554
Kickoff Returns...........................................................................................................................555
Combined Kick Returns.............................................................................................................557
Fumbles .......................................................................................................................................558
Combined Net Yards..................................................................................................................560
Sacks ............................................................................................................................................561
Team ....................................................................................................................................................561
Championships............................................................................................................................561
Games Won .................................................................................................................................562
Games Lost .................................................................................................................................562
Tie Games ...................................................................................................................................563
Scoring .........................................................................................................................................563
First Downs .................................................................................................................................566
Combined Net Yards Rushing and Passing ..............................................................................567
Rushing........................................................................................................................................568
Passing .........................................................................................................................................569
Punting.........................................................................................................................................570
Punt Returns ...............................................................................................................................571
Kickoff Returns...........................................................................................................................572
Fumbles .......................................................................................................................................573
Turnovers.....................................................................................................................................574
Penalties ......................................................................................................................................575
Defense........................................................................................................................................575
Outstanding Performers............................................................................................................................579
Yearly Statistical Leaders .........................................................................................................................621
Super Bowl Records ..................................................................................................................................653
Postseason Records ...................................................................................................................................666
 ALL-TIME RECORDS
Compiled by Elias Sports Bureau.
The following records reflect all available official information
on the National Football League from its formation in 1920 to
date. Also included are all applicable records from the American
Football League, 1960-69.
Individuals eligible for Rookie records are players who were in
their first season of professional football and had not been on the
roster or practice squad of another professional football team,
including teams in other leagues, for any regular-season or post-
season games in a previous season. Eligible players, therefore,
include those who were under contract to a National Football
League club for a previous season but were terminated prior to
their club’s first regular-season game and not re-signed, or who
were placed on Reserve/Injured (or another category of the
Reserve List) prior to their club’s first regular-season game and
were not activated during the rest of the regular season or post-
season.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
SERVICE
Most Seasons
26 George Blanda, Chi. Bears, 1949, 1950-58;
Bal. Colts, 1950; Hou. Oilers, 1960-66; Oakland,
1967-75
25 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1982-94; Atlanta,
1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001; Kansas City,
2002-03; Minnesota, 2004; Atlanta, 2006-07
23 Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh, 1982-94; Philadelphia,
1995-96; San Francisco, 1997; Minnesota,
1998-2002; Tennessee, 2003-04
John Carney, Tampa Bay, 1988-89; L.A. Rams,
1990: S.D. Chargers, 1990-2000; New Orleans,
2001-06; Jacksonville, 2007; Kansas City,
2007; N.Y. Giants, 2008; New Orleans, 2009-10
Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005;
Indianapolis, 2006-18
Most Seasons, One Club
21 Jason Hanson, Detroit, 1992-2012
20 Jackie Slater, L.A. Rams, 1976-94; St.L. Rams, 1995
Darrell Green, Washington, 1983-2002
19 Jim Marshall, Minnesota, 1961-79
Bruce Matthews, Hou. Oilers, 1983-96; Tennessee,
1997-2001
Tom Brady, New England, 2000-18
Most Games Played, Career
382 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1982-94; Atlanta,
1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001; Kansas City,
2002-03; Minnesota, 2004; Atlanta, 2006-07
353 Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh, 1982-94; Philadelphia,
1995-96; San Francisco, 1997; Minnesota,
1998-2002; Tennessee, 2003-04
Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005;
Indianapolis, 2006-18
352 Jeff Feagles, New England, 1988-89; Philadelphia,
1990-93; Arizona, 1994-97; Seattle,
1998-2002; N.Y. Giants, 2003-09
Most Consecutive Games Played, Career
352 Jeff Feagles, New England, 1988-89; Philadelphia,
1990-93; Arizona, 1994-97; Seattle, 1998-2002;
N.Y. Giants, 2003-09
299 Brett Favre, Green Bay, 1992-2007; N.Y. Jets, 2008;
Minnesota, 2009-10
282 Jim Marshall, Cle. Browns, 1960; Minnesota, 1961-79
SCORING
Most Seasons Leading League
5 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1940-44
Gino Cappelletti, Bos. Patriots, 1961, 1963-66
Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2008, 2012-15,
2017
3 Earl (Dutch) Clark, Portsmouth, 1932; Detroit, 1935-36
Pat Harder, Chi. Cardinals, 1947-49
Paul Hornung, Green Bay, 1959-61
2 By many players
540
SERVICE-SCORING
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
5 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1940-44
4 Gino Cappelletti, Bos. Patriots, 1963-66
Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2012-15
3 Pat Harder, Chi. Cardinals, 1947-49
Paul Hornung, Green Bay, 1959-61
POINTS
Most Points, Career
2,600 Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005;
Indianapolis, 2006-18 (852-pat, 582-fg, 1 2-pt)
2,544 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1982-94; Atlanta,
1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001; Kansas City,
2002-03; Minnesota, 2004; Atlanta, 2006-07
(849-pat, 565-fg)
2,434 Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh, 1982-94; Philadelphia
1995-96; San Francisco, 1997; Minnesota,
1998-2002; Tennessee, 2003-04 (820-pat,
538-fg)
Most Points, Season
186 LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2006 (31-td)
176 Paul Hornung, Green Bay, 1960 (15-td, 41-pat,
15-fg)
168 Shaun Alexander, Seattle, 2005 (28-td)
Most Points, No Touchdowns, Season
166 David Akers, San Francisco, 2011 (34-pat, 44-fg)
164 Gary Anderson, Minnesota, 1998 (59-pat, 35-fg)
163 Jeff Wilkins, St.L. Rams, 2003 (46-pat, 39-fg)
Most Seasons, 100 or More Points
21 Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005;
Indianapolis, 2006-08, 2010, 2012-18
16 Jason Elam, Denver, 1993-2007; Atlanta, 2008
14 Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh, 1983-85, 1988,
1991-94; Philadelphia 1996; San Francisco,
1997; Minnesota, 1998-2000; Tennessee, 2003
Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1985-89, 1991-94;
Atlanta, 1995, 1997-98; Kansas City, 2002-03
Most Points, Rookie Season
150 Cody Parkey, Philadelphia, 2014 (54-pat, 32-fg)
144 Kevin Butler, Chi. Bears, 1985 (51-pat, 31-fg)
142 Harrison Butker, Kansas City, 2017 (28-pat, 38-fg)
Most Points, Game
40 Ernie Nevers, Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 28, 1929 (6-td, 4-pat)
36 Dub Jones, Cle. Browns vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 25, 1951 (6-td)
Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears vs. San Francisco,
Dec. 12, 1965 (6-td)
33 Paul Hornung, Green Bay vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 8, 1961
(4-td, 6-pat, 1-fg)
Most Consecutive Games Scoring
360 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1983-94; Atlanta,
1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001; Kansas City,
2002-03; Minnesota, 2004; Atlanta, 2006-07
263 Jason Elam, Denver, 1993-2007; Atlanta, 2008-09
187 Matt Bryant, Tampa Bay 2006-08;
Atlanta, 2009-18 (current)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Seasons Leading League
8 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1935-38, 1941-44
3 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1958-59, 1963
Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1964-66
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1992, 1994-95
2 By many players
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1935-38, 1941-44
3 Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1964-66
2 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Career
208 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000;
Oakland, 2001-04; Seattle, 2004 (10-r, 197-p,
1-ret)
175 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
(164-r, 11-p)
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162 LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2001-09;
N.Y. Jets, 2010-11 (145-r, 17-p)
Most Touchdowns, Season
31 LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2006
(28-r, 3-p)
28 Shaun Alexander, Seattle, 2005 (27-r, 1-p)
27 Priest Holmes, Kansas City, 2003 (27-r)
Most Touchdowns, Rookie, Season
22 Gale Sayers. Chi. Bears, 1965 (14-r, 6-p)
20 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983 (18-r, 2-p)
17 Fred Taylor, Jacksonville, 1998 (14-r, 3-p)
Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998 (17-p)
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis, 1999 (13-r, 4-p)
Clinton Portis, Denver, 2002 (15-r, 2-p)
Most Touchdowns, Game
6 Ernie Nevers, Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 28, 1929 (6-r)
Dub Jones, Cle. Browns vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 25, 1951 (4-r, 2-p)
Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears vs. San Francisco,
Dec. 12, 1965 (4-r, 1-p, 1-ret)
5 Jimmy Conzelman, Rock Island vs. Evansville,
Oct. 15, 1922 (5-r)
Bob Shaw, Chi. Cardinals vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 2,
1950 (5-p)
Jim Brown, Cle. Browns vs. Bal. Colts,
Nov. 1, 1959 (5-r)
Abner Haynes, Dal. Texans vs. Oakland,
Nov. 26, 1961 (4-r, 1-p)
Billy Cannon, Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Titans,
Dec. 10, 1961 (3-r, 2-p)
Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 8, 1963 (5-r)
Paul Hornung, Green Bay vs. Bal. Colts,
Dec. 12, 1965 (3-r, 2-p)
Kellen Winslow, S.D. Chargers vs. Oakland,
Nov. 22, 1981 (5-p)
Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Atlanta, Oct. 14, 1990
(5-p)
James Stewart, Jacksonville vs. Philadelphia,
Oct. 12, 1997 (5-r)
Shaun Alexander, Seattle vs. Minnesota,
Sept. 29, 2002 (4-r, 1-p)
Clinton Portis, Denver vs. Kansas City, Dec. 7, 2003
(5-r)
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City vs. Oakland,
Dec. 15, 2013 (4-p, 1-r)
4 By many players. Last time:
Derrick Henry, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville,
Dec. 6, 2018 (4-r)
Most Consecutive Games Scoring Touchdowns
18 Lenny Moore, Bal. Colts, 1963-65
LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2004-05
14 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1975
13 John Riggins, Washington, 1982-83
George Rogers, Washington, 1985-86
Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1986-87
Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams, 2017-18
POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN
Most Seasons Leading League
8 George Blanda, Chi. Bears, 1956; Hou. Oilers,
1961-62; Oakland, 1967-69, 1972, 1974
4 Bob Waterfield, Cle. Rams, 1945; L.A. Rams,
1946, 1950, 1952
3 Earl (Dutch) Clark, Portsmouth, 1932; Detroit,
1935-36 Jack Manders, Chi. Bears, 1933-35
Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1941-42, 1945
Most (Kicking) Points After Touchdown Attempted, Career
959 George Blanda, Chi. Bears, 1949, 1950-58; Bal. Colts,
1950; Hou. Oilers, 1960-66; Oakland, 1967-75
870 Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005:
Indianapolis, 2006-18
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859 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1982-1994;
Atlanta, 1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001;
Kansas City, 2002-03; Minnesota, 2004;
Atlanta, 2006-07
Most (Kicking) Points After Touchdown Attempted, Season
75 Matt Prater, Denver, 2013
74 Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2007
70 Uwe von Schamann, Miami, 1984
Most (Kicking) Points After Touchdown Attempted, Game
10 Charlie Gogolak, Washington vs. N.Y. Giants,
Nov. 27, 1966
9 Pat Harder, Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants,
Oct. 17, 1948; vs. N.Y. Bulldogs, Nov. 13, 1949
Bob Waterfield, L.A. Rams vs. Bal. Colts,
Oct. 22, 1950
Bob Thomas, Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Dec. 7, 1980
8 By many players
Most (One-Point) Points After Touchdown, Career
943 George Blanda, Chi. Bears, 1949, 1950-58; Bal. Colts,
1950; Hou. Oilers, 1960-66; Oakland, 1967-75
852 Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005:
Indianapolis, 2006-18
849 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1982-94;
Atlanta, 1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001;
Kansas City, 2002-03; Minnesota, 2004,
Atlanta, 2006-07
Most (One-Point) Points After Touchdown, Season
75 Matt Prater, Denver, 2013
74 Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2007
68 Mason Crosby, Green Bay, 2011
Most (One-Point) Points After Touchdown, Game
9 Pat Harder, Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants,
Oct. 17, 1948
Bob Waterfield, L.A. Rams vs. Bal. Colts,
Oct. 22, 1950
Charlie Gogolak, Washington vs. N.Y. Giants,
Nov. 27, 1966
8 By many players
Most Consecutive (Kicking) Points After Touchdown
478 Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2006-16
422 Matt Stover, Bal. Ravens, 1996-2008; Indianapolis,
2009
371 Jason Elam, Denver, 1993-2002
Jeff Wilkins, St.L. Rams, 1999-2007
Highest (Kicking) Points After Touchdown Percentage, Career
(200 points after touchdown)
99.77 Rian Lindell, Seattle, 2000-02; Buffalo, 2003-12;
Tampa Bay, 2013 (432-433)
99.64 Billy Cundiff, Dallas, 2002-05; New Orleans, 2006;
Cle. Browns, 2009; Bal. Ravens, 2009-11;
Washington, 2012; Cle. Browns, 2013-14;
Buffalo, 2015 (277-278)
99.59 Justin Tucker, Bal. Ravens, 2012-18 (241-242)
Most (Kicking) Points After Touchdown, No Misses, Season
75 Matt Prater, Denver, 2013
74 Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2007
66 Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2012
Most (Kicking) Points After Touchdown, No Misses, Game
9 Pat Harder, Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants,
Oct. 17, 1948
Bob Waterfield, L.A. Rams vs. Bal. Colts,
Oct. 22, 1950
8 By many players
Most Two-Point Conversions, Career
Two-point conversions include AFL (1960-69) and NFL (since 1994).
7 Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis, 1994-98; St.L. Rams,
1999-2005
6 Terance Mathis, Atlanta, 1994-2001; Pittsburgh, 2002
Matt Forté, Chi. Bears, 2008-15;
N.Y. Jets, 2016-17
5 Cris Carter, Minnesota, 1994-2001; Miami, 2002
Rob Moore, N.Y. Jets, 1994; Arizona, 1995-99
Willie Jackson, Jacksonville, 1995-97; Cincinnati,
1998-99; New Orleans, 2000-01; Washington,
2002
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Keenan McCardell, Cle. Browns, 1994-95;
Jacksonville, 1996-2001; Tampa Bay, 2002-03;
S.D. Chargers, 2004-06, Washington, 2007
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, 1996-2008
Marcus Pollard, Indianapolis, 1995-2004; Detroit,
2005-06; Seattle, 2007; Atlanta, 2008
Todd Heap, Bal. Ravens, 2001-10;
Arizona, 2011-12
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh, 1998-2011
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis, 1999-2005;
Arizona, 2006-08; Seattle, 2009
Most Two-Point Conversions, Season
4 Todd Heap, Bal. Ravens, 2003
3 Gino Cappelletti, Bos. Patriots, 1960
Richie Lucas, Buffalo, 1961
Ronnie Harmon, S.D. Chargers, 1994
Haywood Jeffires, Hou. Oilers, 1994
Tom Tupa, Cle. Browns, 1994
Terance Mathis, Atlanta, 1995
Lamar Smith, Seattle, 1996
Cris Carter, Minnesota, 1997
Terrell Davis, Denver, 1997
James Stewart, Detroit, 2000
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh, 2002
Brian Finneran, Atlanta, 2005
Reggie Bush, New Orleans, 2007
Alshon Jeffery, Philadelphia, 2017
Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams, 2018
Alvin Kamara, New Orleans, 2018
2 By many players
Most Two-Point Conversions, Game
2 Brett Perriman, Detroit vs. Green Bay, Nov. 6, 1994
Michael Jackson, Bal. Ravens vs. New England,
Oct. 6, 1996
Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Atlanta, Sept. 28, 1997
Charles Johnson, Pittsburgh vs. Tennessee,
Nov. 1, 1998
Marshall Faulk, St.L. Rams vs. Atlanta, Oct. 15, 2000
Todd Heap, Bal. Ravens vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 19, 2003
Reggie Bush, New Orleans vs. St.L. Rams,
Nov. 11, 2007
Tarvaris Jackson, Minnesota vs. Denver,
Dec. 30, 2007 (ot)
Mewelde Moore, Pittsburgh vs. New England,
Nov. 14, 2010
Lance Moore, New Orleans vs. Hou. Texans,
Sept. 25, 2011
Ladarius Green, S.D. Chargers vs. Oakland,
Oct. 25, 2015
Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams vs. Arizona, Sept. 16, 2018
Duke Johnson, Cle. Browns vs. Oakland,
Sept. 30, 2018 (ot)
FIELD GOALS
Most Seasons Leading League
5 Lou Groza, Cle. Browns, 1950, 1952-54, 1957
4 Jack Manders, Chi. Bears, 1933-34, 1936-37
Ward Cuff, N.Y. Giants, 1938-39, 1943; Green Bay,
1947
Mark Moseley, Washington, 1976-77, 1979, 1982
3 Bob Waterfield, L.A. Rams, 1947, 1949, 1951
Gino Cappelletti, Bos. Patriots, 1961, 1963-64
Fred Cox, Minnesota, 1965, 1969-70
Jan Stenerud, Kansas City, 1967, 1970, 1975
Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2008, 2013-14
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
3 Lou Groza, Cle. Browns, 1952-54
2 Jack Manders, Chi. Bears, 1933-34
Armand Niccolai, Pittsburgh, 1935-36
Jack Manders, Chi. Bears, 1936-37
Ward Cuff, N.Y. Giants, 1938-39
Clark Hinkle, Green Bay, 1940-41
Cliff Patton, Philadelphia, 1948-49
Gino Cappelletti, Bos. Patriots, 1963-64
Jim Turner, N.Y. Jets, 1968-69
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SCORING
Fred Cox, Minnesota, 1969-70
Mark Moseley, Washington, 1976-77
Chip Lohmiller, Washington, 1991-92
Pete Stoyanovich, Miami, 1991-92
Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2013-14
Most Field Goals Attempted, Career
709 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1982-94; Atlanta,
1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001; Kansas City,
2002-03; Minnesota, 2004; Atlanta, 2006-07
690 Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005;
Indianapolis, 2006-18
672 Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh, 1982-94; Philadelphia,
1995-96; San Francisco, 1997; Minnesota,
1998-2002; Tennessee, 2003-04
Most Field Goals Attempted, Season
52 David Akers, San Francisco, 2011
49 Bruce Gossett, L.A. Rams, 1966
Curt Knight, Washington, 1971
48 Chester Marcol, Green Bay, 1972
Most Field Goals Attempted, Game
9 Jim Bakken, St.L. Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh,
Sept. 24, 1967
8 Lou Michaels, Pittsburgh vs. St.L. Cardinals,
Dec. 2, 1962
Garo Yepremian, Detroit vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1966
Jim Turner, N.Y. Jets vs. Buffalo, Nov. 3, 1968
Billy Cundiff, Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 15, 2003 (ot)
Rob Bironas, Tennessee vs. Hou. Texans, Oct. 21, 2007
7 By many players
Most Field Goals, Career
582 Adam Vinatieri, New England, 1996-2005;
Indianapolis, 2006-18
565 Morten Andersen, New Orleans, 1982-94; Atlanta,
1995-2000; N.Y. Giants, 2001; Kansas City,
2002-03; Minnesota, 2004; Atlanta, 2006-07
538 Gary Anderson, Pittsburgh, 1982-94; Philadelphia,
1995-96; San Francisco, 1997; Minnesota,
1998-2002; Tennessee, 2003-04
Most Field Goals, Season
44 David Akers, San Francisco, 2011
40 Neil Rackers, Arizona, 2005
39 Olindo Mare, Miami, 1999
Jeff Wilkins, St.L. Rams, 2003
Robbie Gould, San Francisco, 2017
Most Field Goals, Rookie, Season
38 Harrison Butker, Kansas City, 2017
35 Ali Haji-Sheikh, N.Y. Giants, 1983
Blair Walsh, Minnesota, 2012
34 Richie Cunningham, Dallas, 1997
Most Field Goals, Game
8 Rob Bironas, Tennessee vs. Hou. Texans,
Oct. 21, 2007
7 Jim Bakken, St.L. Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh,
Sept. 24, 1967
Rich Karlis, Minnesota vs. L.A. Rams,
Nov. 5, 1989 (ot)
Chris Boniol, Dallas vs. Green Bay, Nov. 18, 1996
Billy Cundiff, Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 15, 2003 (ot)
Shayne Graham, Cincinnati vs. Bal. Ravens, Nov. 11, 2007
Cairo Santos, Kansas City vs. Cincinnati,
Oct. 4, 2015
Greg Zuerlein, L.A. Rams vs. Dallas, Oct. 1, 2017
Jason Myers, N.Y. Jets vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 14, 2018
6 By many players
Most Field Goals, One Quarter
4 Garo Yepremian, Detroit vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1966
(second quarter)
Curt Knight, Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 15, 1970
(second quarter)
Roger Ruzek, Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 2, 1987
(fourth quarter)
Cary Blanchard, Indianapolis vs. Buffalo,
Sept. 21 1997 (second quarter)
Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland vs. Chi. Bears,
Oct. 5, 2003 (second quarter)
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Jeff Wilkins, St.L. Rams vs. Bal. Ravens,
Nov. 9, 2003 (fourth quarter)
Lawrence Tynes, Kansas City vs. New England,
Nov. 27, 2005 (second quarter)
Shayne Graham, Cincinnati vs. Bal. Ravens,
Nov. 11, 2007 (fourth quarter)
Dan Carpenter, Buffalo vs. Cle. Browns,
Nov. 30, 2014 (fourth quarter)
Wil Lutz, New Orleans vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept. 30, 2018 (second quarter)
3 By many players
Most Consecutive Games Scoring Field Goals
38 Matt Stover, Bal. Ravens, 1999-2001
36 Wil Lutz, New Orleans, 2016-18
34 David Akers, Philadelphia, 2010;
San Francisco, 2011-12; Detroit, 2013
Most Consecutive Field Goals
44 Adam Vinatieri, Indianapolis, 2015-16
42 Mike Vanderjagt, Indianapolis, 2002-04
40 Gary Anderson, San Francisco, 1997;
Minnesota, 1998
Longest Field Goal
64 Matt Prater, Denver vs. Tennessee, Dec. 8, 2013
63 Tom Dempsey, New Orleans vs. Detroit, Nov. 8, 1970
Jason Elam, Denver vs. Jacksonville, Oct. 25, 1998
Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland vs. Denver,
Sept. 12, 2011
David Akers, San Francisco vs. Green Bay,
Sept. 9, 2012
Graham Gano, Carolina vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 7, 2018
62 Matt Bryant, Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia,
Oct. 22, 2006
Stephen Gostkowski, New England vs. Oakland,
Nov. 19, 2017
Brett Maher, Dallas vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 9, 2018 (ot)
Highest Field Goal Pct., Career (100 field goals)
90.11 Justin Tucker, Bal. Ravens, 2012-18 (237-263)
87.75 Robbie Gould, Chi. Bears, 2005-15; N.Y. Giants,
2016; San Francisco, 2017-18 (358-408)
87.38 Stephen Gostkowski, New England, 2006-18
(367-420)
Highest Field Goal Pct., Season (Qualifiers)
100.00 Tony Zendejas, L.A. Rams, 1991 (17-17)
Gary Anderson, Minnesota, 1998 (35-35)
Jeff Wilkins, St.L. Rams, 2000 (17-17)
Mike Vanderjagt, Indianapolis, 2003 (37-37)
97.44 Justin Tucker, Bal. Ravens, 2016 (38-39)
97.06 Robbie Gould, San Francisco, 2018 (33-34)
Most Field Goals, No Misses, Game
8 Rob Bironas, Tennessee vs. Hou. Texans,
Oct. 21, 2007
7 Rich Karlis, Minnesota vs. L.A. Rams, Nov. 5, 1989
(ot)
Chris Boniol, Dallas vs. Green Bay, Nov. 18, 1996
Shayne Graham, Cincinnati vs. Bal. Ravens,
Nov. 11, 2007
Cairo Santos, Kansas City vs. Cincinnati,
Oct. 4, 2015
Greg Zuerlein, L.A. Rams vs. Dallas, Oct. 1, 2017
Jason Myers, N.Y. Jets vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 14, 2018
6 By many players
Most Field Goals, 50 or More Yards, Career
58 Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland, 2000-16;
Seattle, 2018
52 Jason Hanson, Detroit, 1992-2012
46 Matt Prater, Atlanta, 2007; Denver, 2007-13;
Detroit, 2014-18
Most Field Goals, 50 or More Yards, Season
10 Blair Walsh, Minnesota, 2012
Justin Tucker, Bal. Ravens, 2016
8 Morten Andersen, Atlanta, 1995
Jason Hanson, Detroit, 2008
Matt Bryant, Atlanta, 2017
7 David Akers, San Francisco, 2011
Phil Dawson, Cle. Browns, 2011
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Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland, 2011
Phil Dawson, Cle. Browns, 2012
Greg Zuerlein, St.L. Rams, 2012
Matt Bryant, Atlanta, 2014
Robbie Gould, Chi. Bears, 2015
Jason Myers, Jacksonville, 2016
Matt Prater, Detroit, 2016
Adam Vinatieri, Indianapolis, 2016
Stephen Hauschka, Buffalo, 2017
Matt Prater, Detroit, 2017
Most Field Goals, 50 or More Yards, Game
3 Morten Andersen, Atlanta vs. New Orleans,
Dec. 10, 1995
Neil Rackers, Arizona vs. Seattle, Oct. 24, 2004
Kris Brown, Hou. Texans vs. Miami, Oct. 7, 2007
Conner Barth, Tampa Bay vs. Miami, Nov. 15, 2009
Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland vs. Hou. Texans,
Oct. 9, 2011
Josh Scobee, Jacksonville vs. Bal. Ravens,
Oct. 24, 2011
Phil Dawson, Cle. Browns vs. Bal. Ravens,
Sept. 27, 2012
Blair Walsh, Minnesota vs. St.L. Rams, Dec. 16, 2012
Justin Tucker, Bal. Ravens vs. Cincinnati,
Nov. 27, 2016
2 By many players. Last time:
Zane Gonzalez, Arizona vs. Seattle, Dec. 30, 2018
SAFETIES
Most Safeties, Career
4 Ted Hendricks, Bal. Colts, 1969-73; Green Bay,
1974; Oakland, 1975-81; L.A. Raiders, 1982-83
Doug English, Detroit, 1975-79, 1981-85
Jared Allen, Kansas City, 2004-07;
Minnesota, 2008-13; Chi. Bears, 2014;
Carolina, 2015
3 Bill McPeak, Pittsburgh, 1949-57
Charlie Krueger, San Francisco, 1959-73
Ernie Stautner, Pittsburgh, 1950-63
Jim Katcavage, N.Y. Giants, 1956-68
Roger Brown, Detroit, 1960-66; L.A. Rams, 1967-69
Bruce Maher, Detroit, 1960-67; N.Y. Giants, 1968-69
Ron McDole, St.L. Cardinals, 1961; Hou. Oilers,
1962; Buffalo, 1963-70; Washington, 1971-78
Alan Page, Minnesota, 1967-78; Chi. Bears,
1979-81
Lyle Alzado, Denver, 1971-78; Cle. Browns,
1979-81; L.A. Raiders, 1982-85
Rulon Jones, Denver, 1980-88
Steve McMichael, New England, 1980; Chi. Bears,
1981-93; Green Bay, 1994
Kevin Greene, L.A. Rams, 1985-92; Pittsburgh,
1993-95; Carolina, 1996, 1998-99;
San Francisco, 1997
Burt Grossman, S.D. Chargers, 1989-93;
Philadelphia, 1994
Eric Swann, Phoenix, 1991-93; Arizona, 1994-99;
Carolina, 2000
Dan Saleaumua, Detroit, 1987-88; Kansas City,
1989-96; Seattle, 1997-98
Derrick Thomas, Kansas City, 1989-99
Bryant Young, San Francisco, 1994-2007
Jason Taylor, Miami, 1997-2007; Washington, 2008;
Miami, 2009; N.Y. Jets, 2010; Miami, 2011
2 By many players
Most Safeties, Season
2 Tom Nash, Green Bay, 1932
Willie Wilkin, Washington, 1942
Roger Brown, Detroit, 1962
Ron McDole, Buffalo, 1964
Alan Page, Minnesota, 1971
Fred Dryer, L.A. Rams, 1973
Benny Barnes, Dallas, 1973
James Young, Hou. Oilers, 1977
Doug English, Detroit, 1983
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Don Blackmon, New England, 1985
Tim Harris, Green Bay, 1988
Brian Jordan, Atlanta, 1991
Burt Grossman, S.D. Chargers, 1992
Rod Stephens, Seattle, 1993
Bryant Young, San Francisco, 1996
Jared Allen, Minnesota, 2008
Jameel McClain, Bal. Ravens, 2008
Junior Galette, New Orleans, 2014
Most Safeties, Game
2 Fred Dryer, L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay, Oct. 21, 1973
RUSHING
Most Seasons Leading League
8 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1957-61, 1963-65
4 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia, 1945, 1947-49
O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1972-73, 1975-76
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983-84, 1986;
Indianapolis, 1988
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1991-93, 1995
Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1990, 1994, 1996-97
3 Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers, 1978-80
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, 2008, 2012, 2015
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
5 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1957-61
3 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia, 1947-49
Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1963-65
Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers, 1978-80
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1991-93
2 By many players
ATTEMPTS
Most Seasons Leading League
6 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1958-59, 1961, 1963-65
4 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia, 1947-50
Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1976-79
3 Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo, 1963-64; Denver, 1965
Jim Nance, Bos. Patriots, 1966-67, 1969
O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1973-75
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983, 1986;
Indianapolis, 1988
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1991, 1994-95
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia, 1947-50
Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1976-79
3 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1963-65
Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo, 1963-64; Denver, 1965
O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1973-75
2 By many players
Most Attempts, Career
4,409 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
3,838 Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1975-87
3,518 Curtis Martin, New England, 1995-97;
N.Y. Jets, 1998-2005
Most Attempts, Season
416 Larry Johnson, Kansas City, 2006
410 Jamal Anderson, Atlanta, 1998
407 James Wilder, Tampa Bay, 1984
Most Attempts, Rookie, Season
390 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983
378 George Rogers, New Orleans, 1981
369 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis, 1999
Most Attempts, Game
45 Jamie Morris, Washington vs. Cincinnati,
Dec. 17, 1988 (ot)
43 Butch Woolfolk, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia,
Nov. 20, 1983
James Wilder, Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay,
Sept. 30, 1984 (ot)
Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati vs. Hou. Texans,
Nov. 9, 2003
42 James Wilder, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh,
Oct. 30, 1983
544
RUSHING
Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Buffalo, Oct. 26, 1997 (ot)
Ricky Williams, Miami vs. Buffalo, Sept. 21, 2003
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Gained, Career
18,355 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
16,726 Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1975-87
15,269 Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1989-98
Most Seasons, 1,000 or More Yards Rushing
11 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1991-2001
10 Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1976-81, 1983-86
Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1989-98
Curtis Martin, New England, 1995-97; N.Y. Jets,
1998-2004
9 Frank Gore, San Francisco, 2006-09, 2011-14;
Indianapolis, 2016
Most Consecutive Seasons, 1,000 or More Yards Rushing
11 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1991-2001
10 Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1989-98
Curtis Martin, New England, 1995-97; N.Y. Jets,
1998-2004
8 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo, 1989-96
LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2001-08
Steven Jackson, St.L. Rams, 2005-12
Most Yards Gained, Season
2,105 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1984
2,097 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, 2012
2,066 Jamal Lewis, Bal. Ravens, 2003
Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Season
1,808 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983
1,674 George Rogers, New Orleans, 1981
1,631 Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas, 2016
Most Yards Gained, Game
296 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. S.D. Chargers,
Nov. 4, 2007
295 Jamal Lewis, Bal. Ravens vs. Cle. Browns,
Sept. 14, 2003
286 Jerome Harrison, Cle. Browns vs. Kansas City,
Dec. 20, 2009
Most Games, 200 or More Yards Rushing, Career
6 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1969-77; San Francisco,
1978-79
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, 2007-16;
New Orleans 2017; Arizona, 2017;
Washington, 2018
5 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants, 1997-2006
4 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1957-65
Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers, 1978-84; New Orleans,
1984-85
Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1989-98
LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2001-09;
N.Y. Jets, 2010-11
Most Games, 200 or More Yards Rushing, Season
4 Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers, 1980
3 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1973
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants, 2005
Jay Ajayi, Miami, 2016
2 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1963
O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1976
Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1977
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1984
Greg Bell, L.A. Rams, 1989
Terrell Davis, Denver, 1997
Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1997
Corey Dillon, Cincinnati, 2000
Marshall Faulk, St.L. Rams, 2000
LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2002
Ricky Williams, Miami, 2002
Jamal Lewis, Bal. Ravens, 2003
LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2003
Larry Johnson, Kansas City, 2005
Willie Parker, Pittsburgh, 2006
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, 2007
Michael Turner, Atlanta, 2008
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Jamaal Charles, Kansas City, 2012
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, 2012
Most Consecutive Games, 200 or More Yards Rushing
2 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1973, 1976
Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers, 1980
Ricky Williams, Miami, 2002
Jay Ajayi, Miami, 2016
Most Games, 100 or more Yards Rushing, Career
78 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
77 Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1975-87
76 Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1989-98
Most Games, 100 or More Yards Rushing, Season
14 Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1997
12 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1984
Barry Foster, Pittsburgh, 1992
Jamal Anderson, Atlanta, 1998
Jamal Lewis, Bal. Ravens, 2003
Chris Johnson, Tennessee, 2009
DeMarco Murray, Dallas, 2014
11 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo, 1973
Earl Campbell, Hou. Oilers, 1979
Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders, 1985
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1986
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1995
Terrell Davis, Denver, 1998
Shaun Alexander, Seattle, 2005
Larry Johnson, Kansas City, 2006
Most Consecutive Games, 100 or More Yards Rushing
14 Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1997
12 Chris Johnson, Tennessee, 2009-10
11 Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders, 1985-86
Longest Run from Scrimmage
99 Tony Dorsett, Dallas vs. Minnesota, Jan. 3, 1983 (TD)
Derrick Henry, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville,
Dec. 6, 2018 (TD)
98 Ahman Green, Green Bay vs. Denver, Dec. 28, 2003
(TD)
97 Andy Uram, Green Bay vs. Chi. Cardinals,
Oct. 8, 1939 (TD)
Bob Gage, Pittsburgh vs. Chi. Bears, Dec. 4, 1949
(TD)
Lamar Miller, Miami vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 28, 2014
(TD)
Lamar Miller, Hou. Texans vs. Tennessee,
Nov. 26, 2018 (TD)
AVERAGE GAIN
Highest Average Gain, Career (750 attempts)
7.00 Michael Vick, Atlanta, 2001-06; Philadelphia,
2009-2013; N.Y. Jets, 2014; Pittsburgh, 2015
(873-6,109)
6.36 Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia, 1985-95;
Minnesota, 1997-99; Dallas, 2000; Bal. Ravens,
2001 (775-4,928)
5.38 Jamaal Charles, Kansas City, 2008-16; Denver,
2017; Jacksonville, 2018 (1,407-7,563)
Highest Average Gain, Season (Qualifiers)
8.45 Michael Vick, Atlanta, 2006 (123-1,039)
8.44 Beattie Feathers, Chi. Bears, 1934 (119-1,004)
7.98 Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia, 1990 (118-942)
Highest Average Gain, Game (10 attempts)
17.30 Michael Vick, Atlanta vs. Minnesota, Dec. 1, 2002
(10-173)
17.09 Marion Motley, Cle. Browns vs. Pittsburgh,
Oct. 29, 1950 (11-188)
16.70 Billy Grimes, Green Bay vs. N.Y. Yanks, Oct. 8, 1950
(10-167)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Seasons Leading League
5 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1957-59, 1963, 1965
4 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia, 1945, 1947-49
Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo, 1962-64; Denver, 1965
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3 Dutch Clark, Detroit, 1934, 1936-37
Abner Haynes, Dal. Texans, 1960-62
Leroy Kelly, Cle. Browns, 1966-68
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1992, 1994-95
LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2004, 2006-07
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo, 1962-64; Denver, 1965
3 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia, 1947-49
Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1957-59
Abner Haynes, Dal. Texans, 1960-62
Leroy Kelly, Cle. Browns, 1966-68
Most Touchdowns, Career
164 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
145 LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2001-09;
N.Y. Jets, 2010-11
123 Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders, 1982-92;
Kansas City, 1993-97
Most Rushing Touchdowns, Season
28 LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2006
27 Priest Holmes, Kansas City, 2003
Shaun Alexander, Seattle, 2005
25 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1995
Most Touchdowns, Rookie, Season
18 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983
15 Ickey Woods, Cincinnati, 1988
Mike Anderson, Denver, 2000
Clinton Portis, Denver, 2002
Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas, 2016
14 Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1965
Barry Sanders, Detroit, 1989
Curtis Martin, New England, 1995
Fred Taylor, Jacksonville, 1998
Cam Newton, Carolina, 2011
Most Touchdowns, Game
6 Ernie Nevers, Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 28, 1929
5 Jimmy Conzelman, Rhode Island vs. Evansville,
Oct. 15, 1922
Jim Brown, Cle. Browns vs. Bal. Colts, Nov. 1, 1959
Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 8, 1963
James Stewart, Jacksonville vs. Philadelphia,
Oct. 12, 1997
Clinton Portis, Denver vs. Kansas City, Dec. 7, 2003
4 By many players
Most Consecutive Games Rushing for Touchdowns
18 LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers, 2004-05
13 John Riggins, Washington, 1982-83
George Rogers, Washington, 1985-86
11 Lenny Moore, Bal. Colts, 1963-64
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1994-95
Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1995
Priest Holmes, Kansas City, 2002
PASSING
Most Seasons Leading League (Passer Rating)
6 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1937, 1940, 1943,
1945, 1947, 1949
Steve Young San Francisco, 1991-94, 1996-97
4 Len Dawson, Dal. Texans; 1962; Kansas City, 1964,
1966, 1968
Roger Staubach, Dallas, 1971, 1973, 1978-79
Ken Anderson, Cincinnati, 1974-75, 1981-82
3 Arnie Herber, Green Bay, 1932, 1934, 1936
Norm Van Brocklin, L.A. Rams, 1950, 1952, 1954
Bart Starr, Green Bay, 1962, 1964, 1966
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2004-06
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League (Passer Rating)
4 Steve Young, San Francisco, 1991-94
3 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2004-06
2 Cecil Isbell, Green Bay, 1941-42
Milt Plum, Cle. Browns, 1960-61
Ken Anderson, Cincinnati, 1974-75, 1981-82
Roger Staubach, Dallas, 1978-79
Steve Young, San Francisco, 1996-97
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2011-12
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PASSER RATING
Highest Passer Rating, Career (1,500 attempts)
103.1 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2005-18
100.3 Russell Wilson, Seattle, 2012-18
97.7 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05;
New Orleans, 2006-18
Highest Passer Rating, Season (Qualifiers)
122.5 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2011
121.1 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2004
119.2 Nick Foles, Philadelphia, 2013
Highest Passer Rating, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)
104.9 Dak Prescott, Dallas, 2016
102.4 Robert Griffin III, Washington, 2012
100.0 Russell Wilson, Seattle, 2012
ATTEMPTS
Most Seasons Leading League
5 Dan Marino, Miami, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1992, 1997
4 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1937, 1943, 1947-48
Johnny Unitas, Bal. Colts, 1957, 1959-61
George Blanda, Chi. Bears, 1953; Hou. Oilers,
1963-65
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2007-08, 2014, 2016
3 Arnie Herber, Green Bay, 1932, 1934, 1936
Sonny Jurgensen, Washington, 1966-67, 1969
Drew Bledsoe, New England, 1994-96
Brett Favre, Green Bay, 1999, 2005-06
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998, 2010;
Denver, 2013
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
3 Johnny Unitas, Bal. Colts, 1959-61
George Blanda, Hou. Oilers, 1963-65
Drew Bledsoe, New England, 1994-96
2 By many players
Most Passes Attempted, Career
10,169 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008; Minnesota, 2009-10
9,783 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18
9,380 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010; Denver,
2012-15
Most Passes Attempted, Season
727 Matthew Stafford, Detroit, 2012
691 Drew Bledsoe, New England, 1994
679 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2010
Most Passes Attempted, Rookie, Season
627 Andrew Luck, Indianapolis, 2012
607 Carson Wentz, Philadelphia, 2016
599 Derek Carr, Oakland, 2014
Most Passes Attempted, Game
70 Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Minnesota,
Nov. 13, 1994
69 Vinny Testaverde, N.Y. Jets vs. Bal. Ravens,
Dec. 24, 2000
68 George Blanda, Hou. Oilers vs. Buffalo, Nov. 1, 1964
Jon Kitna, Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 30, 2001
COMPLETIONS
Most Seasons Leading League
6 Dan Marino, Miami, 1984-86, 1988, 1992, 1997
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2007-08, 2011, 2014,
2016-17
5 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1937, 1943, 1945,
1947-48
4 George Blanda, Chi. Bears, 1953; Hou. Oilers,
1963-65
Sonny Jurgensen, Philadelphia, 1961; Washington,
1966-67, 1969
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2000, 2003, 2010;
Denver, 2013
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
3 George Blanda, Hou. Oilers, 1963-65
Dan Marino, Miami, 1984-86
2 By many players
546
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Most Passes Completed, Career
6,586 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18
6,300 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008, Minnesota, 2009-10
6,125 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010; Denver,
2012-15
Most Passes Completed, Season
471 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2016
468 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2011
456 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2014
Most Passes Completed, Rookie, Season
379 Carson Wentz, Philadelphia, 2016
354 Sam Bradford, St.L. Rams, 2010
348 Derek Carr, Oakland, 2014
Most Passes Completed, Game
45 Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Minnesota,
Nov. 13, 1994 (ot)
44 Ben Roethlisberger, PIttsburgh vs. Bal. Ravens,
Dec. 10, 2017
43 Rich Gannon, Oakland vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 15, 2002
Matt Schaub, Hou. Texans vs. Jacksonville,
Nov. 18, 2012 (ot)
Philip Rivers, S.D. Chargers vs. Green Bay,
Oct. 18, 2015
Most Consecutive Passes Completed
25 Ryan Tannehill, Miami vs. Tennessee (7), Oct. 18,
2015; vs. Hou. Texans (18), Oct. 25, 2015
Marcus Mariota, Tennessee vs. Indianapolis,
Nov. 18, 2018 (6); vs. Hou. Texans,
Nov. 26, 2018 (19)
Philip Rivers, L.A. Chargers vs. Arizona,
Nov. 25, 2018
Nick Foles, Philadelphia vs. Washington,
Dec. 30, 2018
24 Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Giants (10),
Nov. 28, 2004; vs. Green Bay (14),
Dec. 5, 2004
23 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. Detroit (6),
Dec. 14, 2008; vs. Jacksonville (17),
Dec. 18, 2008
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Most Seasons Leading League
8 Len Dawson, Dal. Texans, 1962; Kansas City,
1964-69, 1975
7 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1940, 1942-43, 1945,
1947-49
5 Joe Montana, San Francisco, 1980-81, 1985, 1987,
1989
Steve Young, San Francisco, 1992, 1994-97
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2009-11, 2017-18
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
6 Len Dawson, Kansas City, 1964-69
4 Steve Young, San Francisco, 1994-97
3 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1947-49
Otto Graham, Cle. Browns, 1953-55
Milt Plum, Cle. Browns, 1959-61
Kurt Warner, St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2009-11
Highest Completion Percentage, Career (1,500 attempts)
67.32 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18 (9,783-6,586)
66.51 Kirk Cousins, Washington, 2012-17; Minnesota,
2018 (2,702-1,797)
66.05 Chad Pennington, N.Y. Jets, 2000-07; Miami,
2008-10 (2,471-1,632)
Highest Completion Percentage, Season (Qualifiers)
74.44 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2018 (489-364)
72.01 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2017 (536-386)
71.56 Sam Bradford, Minnesota, 2016 (552-395)
Highest Completion Percentage, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)
67.76 Dak Prescott, Dallas, 2016 (459-311)
66.44 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh, 2004 (295-196)
65.65 Robert Griffin III, Washington, 2012 (393-258)
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Highest Completion Percentage, Game (20 attempts)
96.55 Philip Rivers, L.A. Chargers vs. Arizona,
Nov. 25, 2018 (29-28)
95.65 Marcus Mariota, Tennessee vs. Hou. Texans,
Nov. 26, 2018 (23-22)
92.31 Kurt Warner, Arizona vs. Jacksonville,
Sept. 20, 2009 (26-24)
YARDS GAINED
Most Seasons Leading League
7 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2006, 2008, 2011-12,
2014-16
5 Sonny Jurgensen, Philadelphia, 1961-62;
Washington, 1966-67, 1969
Dan Marino, Miami, 1984-86, 1988, 1992
4 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1937, 1940, 1947-48
Johnny Unitas, Bal. Colts, 1957, 1959-60, 1963
Dan Fouts, S.D. Chargers, 1979-82
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 Dan Fouts, S.D. Chargers, 1979-82
3 Dan Marino, Miami, 1984-86
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2014-16
2 By many players
Most Yards Gained, Career
74,437 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18
71,940 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010; Denver,
2012-15
71,838 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008, Minnesota, 2009-10
Most Seasons, 3,000 or More Yards Passing
18 Brett Favre, Green Bay, 1992-2007; N.Y. Jets, 2008;
Minnesota, 2009
16 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010;
Denver, 2012-14
Tom Brady, New England, 2002-07, 2009-18
Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2002, 2004-05;
New Orleans, 2006-18
14 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants, 2005-18
Most Yards Gained, Season
5,477 Peyton Manning, Denver, 2013
5,476 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2011
5,235 Tom Brady, New England, 2011
Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Season
4,374 Andrew Luck, Indianapolis, 2012
4,051 Cam Newton, Carolina, 2011
4,042 Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay, 2015
Most Yards Gained, Game
554 Norm Van Brocklin, L.A. Rams vs. N.Y. Yanks,
Sept. 28, 1951
527 Warren Moon, Hou. Oilers vs. Kansas City,
Dec. 16, 1990
Matt Schaub, Hou. Texans vs. Jacksonville,
Nov. 18, 2012 (ot)
522 Boomer Esiason, Arizona vs. Washington,
Nov. 10, 1996 (ot)
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Indianapolis,
Oct. 26, 2014
Most Games, 400 or More Yards Passing, Career
16 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18
14 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010; Denver,
2012-15
13 Dan Marino, Miami, 1983-99
Most Games, 400 or More Yards Passing, Season
4 Dan Marino, Miami, 1984
Peyton Manning, Denver, 2013
Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay, 2018
3 Dan Marino, Miami, 1986
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants, 2011
Tony Romo, Dallas, 2012
Philip Rivers, S.D. Chargers, 2013
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2018
2 By many players
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Most Consecutive Games, 400 or More Yards Passing
3 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay, 2018
2 Dan Fouts, S.D. Chargers, 1982
Dan Marino, Miami, 1984
Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants, 1985
Billy Volek, Tennessee, 2004
Matt Cassel, New England, 2008
Tom Brady, New England, 2011
Cam Newton, Carolina, 2011
Philip Rivers, S.D. Chargers, 2013
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2018
Most Games, 300 or More Yards Passing, Career
115 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18
93 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010; Denver,
2012-15
87 Tom Brady, New England, 2000-18
Most Games, 300 or More Yards Passing, Season
13 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2011
12 Peyton Manning, Denver, 2013
11 Tom Brady, New England, 2011
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2013
Most Consecutive Games, 300 or More Yards Passing
9 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2011-12
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2012-13
8 Andrew Luck, Indianapolis, 2014
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City, 2018
7 Peyton Manning, Denver, 2012-13
Longest Pass Completion (All TDs except as noted)
99 Frank Filchock (to Farkas), Washington vs.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 15, 1939
George Izo (to Mitchell), Washington vs.
Cle. Browns, Sept. 15, 1963
Karl Sweetan (to Studstill), Detroit vs. Bal. Colts,
Oct. 16, 1966
Sonny Jurgensen (to Allen), Washington vs.
Chi. Bears, Sept. 15, 1968
Jim Plunkett (to Branch), L.A. Raiders vs.
Washington, Oct. 2, 1983
Ron Jaworski (to Quick), Philadelphia vs. Atlanta,
Nov. 10, 1985
Stan Humphries (to Martin), S.D. Chargers vs.
Seattle, Sept. 18, 1994
Brett Favre (to Brooks), Green Bay vs. Chi. Bears,
Sept. 11, 1995
Trent Green (to Boerigter), Kansas City vs.
S.D. Chargers, Dec. 22, 2002
Jeff Garcia (to Davis), Cle. Browns vs. Cincinnati,
Oct. 17, 2004
Gus Frerotte (to Berrian), Minnesota vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 30, 2008
Tom Brady (to Welker), New England vs. Miami,
Sept. 12, 2011
Eli Manning (to Cruz), N.Y. Giants vs. N.Y. Jets,
Dec. 24, 2011
98 Doug Russell (to Tinsley), Chi. Cardinals vs.
Cle. Rams, Nov. 27, 1938
Ogden Compton (to Lane), Chi. Cardinals vs.
Green Bay, Nov. 13, 1955
Bill Wade (to Farrington), Chi. Bears vs. Detroit,
Oct. 8, 1961
Jacky Lee (to Dewveall), Hou. Oilers vs.
S.D. Chargers, Nov. 25, 1962
Earl Morrall (to Jones), N.Y. Giants vs. Pittsburgh,
Sept. 11, 1966
Jim Hart (to Rashad), St.L. Cardinals vs. L.A. Rams,
Dec. 10, 1972 (no TD)
Bobby Hebert (to Haynes), Atlanta vs. New Orleans,
Sept. 12, 1993
Charlie Batch (to Morton), Detroit vs. Chi. Bears,
Oct. 4, 1998
Ryan Fitzpatrick (to Owens), Buffalo vs. Jacksonville,
Nov. 22, 2009
Drew Brees (to Cooks), New Orleans vs. Oakland,
Sept. 11, 2016
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97 Pat Coffee (to Tinsley), Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears,
Dec. 5, 1937
Bobby Layne (to Box), Detroit vs. Green Bay,
Nov. 26, 1953
George Shaw (to Tarr), Denver vs. Bos. Patriots,
Sept. 21, 1962
Bernie Kosar (to Slaughter), Cle. Browns vs.
Chi. Bears, Oct. 23, 1989
Steve Young (to Taylor), San Francisco vs. Atlanta,
Nov. 3, 1991
Ben Roethlisberger (to Smith-Schuster),
Pittsburgh vs. Detroit, Oct. 29, 2017
Ben Roethlisberger (to Smith-Schuster),
Pittsburgh vs. Denver, Nov. 25, 2018
AVERAGE GAIN
Most Seasons Leading League
7 Sid Luckman, Chi. Bears, 1939-43, 1946-47
5 Steve Young, San Francisco, 1991-94, 1997
3 Arnie Herber, Green Bay, 1932, 1934, 1936
Norm Van Brocklin, L.A. Rams, 1950, 1952, 1954
Len Dawson, Dal. Texans, 1962; Kansas City,
1966, 1968
Bart Starr, Green Bay, 1966-68
Kurt Warner, St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
Philip Rivers, S.D. Chargers, 2008-10
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
5 Sid Luckman, Chi. Bears, 1939-43
4 Steve Young, San Francisco, 1991-94
3 Bart Starr, Green Bay, 1966-68
Kurt Warner, St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
Philip Rivers, S.D. Chargers, 2008-10
Highest Average Gain, Career (1,500 Attempts)
8.63 Otto Graham, Cle. Browns, 1950-55 (1,565-13,499)
8.42 Sid Luckman, Chi. Bears, 1939-50 (1,744-14,686)
8.16 Norm Van Brocklin, L.A. Rams, 1949-57;
Philadelphia, 1958-60 (2,895-23,611)
Highest Average Gain, Season (Qualifiers)
11.17 Tommy O’Connell, Cle. Browns, 1957 (110-1,229)
10.86 Sid Luckman, Chi. Bears, 1943 (202-2,194)
10.55 Otto Graham, Cle. Browns, 1953 (258-2,722)
Highest Average Gain, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)
9.411 Greg Cook, Cincinnati, 1969 (197-1,854)
9.409 Bob Waterfield, Cle. Rams, 1945 (171-1,609)
8.88 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh, 2004 (295-2,621)
Highest Average Gain, Game (20 attempts)
18.58 Sammy Baugh, Washington vs. Bos. Yanks,
Oct. 31, 1948 (24-446)
18.50 Johnny Unitas, Bal. Colts vs. Atlanta, Nov. 12, 1967
(20-370)
17.71 Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets vs. Bal. Colts, Sept. 24, 1972
(28-496)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Seasons Leading League
4 Johnny Unitas, Bal. Colts, 1957-60
Len Dawson, Dal. Texans, 1962; Kansas City, 1963,
1965-66
Steve Young, San Francisco, 1992-94, 1998
Brett Favre, Green Bay, 1995-97, 2003
Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2008-09, 2011-12
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2000, 2004, 2006;
Denver, 2013
Tom Brady, New England, 2002, 2007, 2010, 2015
3 Arnie Herber, Green Bay, 1932, 1934, 1936
Sid Luckman, Chi. Bears, 1943, 1945-46
Y.A. Tittle, San Francisco, 1955; N.Y. Giants, 1962-63
Dan Marino, Miami, 1984-86
2 By many players
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 Johnny Unitas, Bal. Colts, 1957-60
3 Dan Marino, Miami, 1984-86
Steve Young, San Francisco, 1992-94
Brett Favre, Green Bay, 1995-97
2 By many players
548
PASSING
Most Touchdown Passes, Career
539 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010; Denver,
2012-15
520 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18
517 Tom Brady, New England, 2000-18
Most Touchdown Passes, Season
55 Peyton Manning, Denver, 2013
50 Tom Brady, New England, 2007
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City, 2018
49 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2004
Most Touchdown Passes, Rookie, Season
27 Baker Mayfield, Cle. Browns, 2018
26 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998
Russell Wilson, Seattle, 2012
23 Andrew Luck, Indianapolis, 2012
Dak Prescott, Dallas, 2016
Most Touchdown Passes, Game
7 Sid Luckman, Chi. Bears vs. N.Y. Giants,
Nov. 14, 1943
Adrian Burk, Philadelphia vs. Washington,
Oct. 17, 1954
George Blanda, Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Titans,
Nov. 19, 1961
Y.A. Tittle, N.Y. Giants vs. Washington, Oct. 28, 1962
Joe Kapp, Minnesota vs. Bal. Colts, Sept. 28, 1969
Peyton Manning, Denver vs. Bal. Ravens,
Sept. 5, 2013
Nick Foles, Philadelphia vs. Oakland, Nov. 3, 2013
Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. N.Y. Giants,
Nov. 1, 2015
6 By many players. Last time:
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City vs. L.A. Rams,
Nov. 19, 2018
Most Games, Four or More Touchdown Passes, Career
35 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 1998-2010;
Denver, 2012-15
34 Drew Brees, S.D. Chargers, 2001-05; New Orleans,
2006-18
29 Tom Brady, New England, 2000-18
Most Games, Four or More Touchdown Passes, Season
9 Peyton Manning, Denver, 2013
7 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City, 2018
6 Dan Marino, Miami, 1984
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2004
Most Consecutive Games, Four or More Touchdown Passes
5 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis, 2004
4 Dan Marino, Miami, 1984
3 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2011
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City, 2018
Most Consecutive Games, Touchdown Passes
54 Drew Brees, New Orleans, 2009-12
52 Tom Brady, New England, 2010-13
51 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis-Denver, 2010-14
HAD INTERCEPTED
Most Consecutive Passes Attempted, None Intercepted
402 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2018
358 Tom Brady, New England, 2010-11
332 Derek Carr, Oakland, 2018
Most Passes Had Intercepted, Career
336 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008; Minnesota, 2009-10
277 George Blanda, Chi. Bears, 1949, 1950-58; Bal. Colts,
1950; Hou. Oilers, 1960-66; Oakland, 1967-75
268 John Hadl, S.D. Chargers, 1962-72; L.A. Rams,
1973-74; Green Bay, 1974-75; Hou. Oilers,
1976-77
Most Passes Had Intercepted, Season
42 George Blanda, Hou. Oilers, 1962
35 Vinny Testaverde, Tampa Bay, 1988
34 Frank Tripucka, Denver, 1960
Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game
8 Jim Hardy, Chi. Cardinals vs. Philadelphia,
Sept. 24, 1950
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7 Parker Hall, Cle. Rams vs. Green Bay, Nov. 8, 1942
Frank Sinkwich, Detroit vs. Green Bay, Oct. 24, 1943
Bob Waterfield, L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay,
Oct. 17, 1948
Zeke Bratkowski, Chi. Bears vs. Bal. Colts,
Oct. 2, 1960
Tommy Wade, Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia,
Dec. 12, 1965
Ken Stabler, Oakland vs. Denver, Oct. 16, 1977
Steve DeBerg, Tampa Bay vs. San Francisco,
Sept. 7, 1986
Ty Detmer, Detroit vs. Cle. Browns, Sept. 23, 2001
6 By many players
Most Attempts, No Interceptions, Game
70 Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Minnesota,
Nov. 13, 1994 (ot)
66 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Bal. Ravens,
Dec. 10, 2017
65 Philip Rivers, S.D. Chargers vs. Green Bay,
Oct. 18, 2015
LOWEST PERCENTAGE, PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED
Most Seasons Leading League, Lowest Percentage, Passes
Had Intercepted
5 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1940, 1942, 1944-45,
1947
4 Tom Brady, New England, 2010, 2012, 2015-16
3 Charlie Conerly, N.Y. Giants, 1950, 1956, 1959
Bart Starr, Green Bay, 1962, 1964, 1966
Roger Staubach, Dallas, 1971, 1977, 1979
Ken Anderson, Cincinnati, 1972, 1981-82
Ken O’Brien, N.Y. Jets, 1985, 1987-88
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2009, 2014, 2018
Lowest Pct., Passes Had Intercepted, Career (1,500
attempts)
1.46 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2005-18 (5,492-80)
1.77 Colin Kaepernick, San Francisco, 2011-16
(1,692-30)
1.82 Tom Brady, New England, 2000-18 (9,375-171)
Lowest Pct., Passes Had Intercepted, Season (Qualifiers)
0.34 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay, 2018 (597-2)
0.41 Damon Huard, Kansas City, 2006 (244-1)
0.45 Josh McCown, Chi. Bears, 2013 (224-1)
Lowest Pct., Passes Had Intercepted, Rookie, Season
(Qualifiers)
0.87 Dak Prescott, Dallas, 2016 (459-4)
1.27 Robert Griffin III, Washington, 2012 (393-5)
1.89 Nick Foles, Philadelphia, 2012 (265-5)
TIMES SACKED
Times Sacked has been compiled since 1963.
Most Times Sacked, Career
525 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008; Minnesota, 2009-10
516 John Elway, Denver, 1983-98
501 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh, 2004-18
Most Times Sacked, Season
76 David Carr, Hou. Texans, 2002
72 Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia, 1986
68 David Carr, Hou. Texans, 2005
Most Times Sacked, Game
12 Bert Jones, Bal. Colts vs. St.L. Cardinals,
Oct. 26, 1980
Warren Moon, Hou. Oilers vs. Dallas, Sept. 29, 1985
Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept. 30, 2007
11 Charley Johnson, St.L. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants,
Nov. 1, 1964
Bart Starr, Green Bay vs. Detroit, Nov. 7, 1965
Jack Kemp, Buffalo vs. Oakland, Oct. 15, 1967
Bob Berry, Atlanta vs. St.L. Cardinals, Nov. 24, 1968
Greg Landry, Detroit vs. Dallas, Oct. 6, 1975
Ron Jaworski, Philadelphia vs. St.L. Cardinals,
Dec. 18, 1983
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Paul McDonald, Cle. Browns vs. Kansas City,
Sept. 30, 1984
Archie Manning, Minnesota vs. Chi. Bears,
Oct. 28, 1984
Steve Pelluer, Dallas vs. S.D. Chargers, Nov. 16, 1986
Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. L.A. Raiders,
Nov. 30, 1986 (ot)
David Norrie, N.Y. Jets vs. Dallas, Oct. 4, 1987
Troy Aikman, Dallas vs. Philadelphia, Sept. 15, 1991
Bernie Kosar, Cle. Browns vs. Indianapolis,
Sept. 6, 1992
Greg McElroy, N.Y. Jets vs. S.D. Chargers,
Dec. 23, 2012
Marcus Mariota, Tennessee vs. Bal. Ravens,
Oct. 14, 2018
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RECEIVING
Most Seasons Leading League
8 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1936-37, 1939, 1941-45
5 Lionel Taylor, Denver, 1960-63, 1965
3 Tom Fears, L.A. Rams, 1948-50
Pete Pihos, Philadelphia, 1953-55
Billy Wilson, San Francisco, 1954, 1956-57
Raymond Berry, Bal. Colts, 1958-60
Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1966, 1968-69
Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay, 1989, 1992-93
Wes Welker, New England, 2007, 2009, 2011
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
5 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1941-45
4 Lionel Taylor, Denver, 1960-63
3 Tom Fears, L.A. Rams, 1948-50
Pete Pihos, Philadelphia, 1953-55
Raymond Berry, Bal. Colts, 1958-60
Most Pass Receptions, Career
1,549 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04; Seattle, 2004
1,325 Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City, 1997-2008; Atlanta,
2009-13
1,303 Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, 2004-18
Most Seasons, 50 or More Pass Receptions
17 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1986-96, 1998-2000;
Oakland, 2001-03
16 Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City, 1998-2008; Atlanta,
2009-13
15 Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, 2004-18
Most Pass Receptions, Season
143 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, 2002
136 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh, 2015
Julio Jones, Atlanta, 2015
129 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh, 2014
Most Pass Receptions, Rookie, Season
101 Anquan Boldin, Arizona, 2003
92 Michael Thomas, New Orleans, 2016
91 Eddie Royal, Denver, 2008
Odell Beckham Jr., N.Y. Giants, 2014
Saquon Barkley, N.Y. Giants, 2018
Most Pass Receptions, Game
21 Brandon Marshall, Denver vs. Indianapolis,
Dec. 13, 2009
20 Terrell Owens, San Francisco vs. Chi. Bears,
Dec. 17, 2000
18 Tom Fears, L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay, Dec. 3, 1950
Brandon Marshall, Denver vs. S.D. Chargers,
Sept. 14, 2008
Jason Witten, Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 28, 2012
Most Consecutive Games, Pass Receptions
274 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04
227 Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, 2004-18 (current)
211 Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City, 2000-08; Atlanta,
2009-13
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YARDS GAINED
Most Seasons Leading League
7 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1936, 1938-39, 1941-44
6 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1986, 1989-90,
1993-95
3 Raymond Berry, Bal. Colts, 1957, 1959-60
Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1965-66, 1968
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1941-44
3 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1993-95
2 By many players
Most Yards Gained, Career
22,895 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04; Seattle, 2004
16,279 Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, 2004-18
15,934 Terrell Owens, San Francisco, 1996-2003;
Philadelphia, 2004-05; Dallas, 2006-08;
Buffalo, 2009; Cincinnati, 2010
Most Seasons, 1,000 or More Yards, Pass Receiving
14 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1986-96, 1998;
Oakland, 2001-02
10 Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998-2003; Oakland,
2005; New England, 2007-09
9 Tim Brown, L.A. Raiders, 1993-94; Oakland,
1995-2001
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville, 1996-2002, 2004-05
Terrell Owens, San Francisco, 1998, 2000-03;
Philadelphia, 2004; Dallas, 2006-08
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona, 2005, 2007-11, 2015-17
Most Yards Gained, Season
1,964 Calvin Johnson, Detroit, 2012
1,871 Julio Jones, Atlanta, 2015
1,848 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1995
Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Season
1,473 Bill Groman, Hou. Oilers, 1960
1,377 Anquan Boldin, Arizona, 2003
1,313 Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998
Most Yards Gained, Game
336 Flipper Anderson, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans,
Nov. 26, 1989
329 Calvin Johnson, Detroit vs. Dallas, Oct. 27, 2013
309 Stephone Paige, Kansas City vs. S.D. Chargers,
Dec. 22, 1985
Most Games, 200 or More Yards Pass Receiving, Career
5 Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1962-70; Dallas,
1971-72
Calvin Johnson, Detroit, 2007-15
4 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1935-45
Charley Hennigan, Hou. Oilers, 1960-66
Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04; Seattle, 2004
3 Don Maynard, N.Y. Giants, 1958; N.Y. Jets,
1960-72; St.L. Cardinals, 1973
Wes Chandler, New Orleans, 1978-1981;
S.D. Chargers, 1981-87; San Francisco, 1988
Isaac Bruce, L.A. Rams, 1994; St.L. Rams,
1995-2007; San Francisco, 2008
Terrell Owens, San Francisco, 1996-2003;
Philadelphia, 2004-05; Dallas, 2006-08; Buffalo,
2009; Cincinnati, 2010
Andre Johnson, Hou. Texans, 2003-14;
Indianapolis, 2015; Tennessee, 2016
Julio Jones, Atlanta, 2011-18
Most Games, 200 or More Yards Pass Receiving, Season
3 Charley Hennigan, Hou. Oilers, 1961
2 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1942
Gene Roberts, N.Y. Giants, 1949
Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1963
Don Maynard, N.Y. Jets, 1968
Calvin Johnson, Detroit, 2011
Calvin Johnson, Detroit, 2012
Josh Gordon, Cle. Browns, 2013
Alshon Jeffery, Chi. Bears, 2013
550
RECEIVING
Most Games, 100 or More Yards Pass Receiving, Career
76 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04; Seattle, 2004
64 Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998-2004, 2010;
Oakland, 2005-06; New England, 2007-10;
Tennessee, 2010; San Francisco, 2012
59 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, 1996-2008
Most Games, 100 or More Yards Pass Receiving, Season
11 Michael Irvin, Dallas, 1995
Calvin Johnson, Detroit, 2012
10 Charley Hennigan, Hou. Oilers, 1961
Herman Moore, Detroit, 1995
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, 2002
Torry Holt, St.L. Rams, 2003
Demaryius Thomas, Denver, 2014
Brandon Marshall, N.Y. Jets, 2015
Julio Jones, Atlanta, 2018
9 Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch, L.A. Rams, 1951
Bill Groman, Hou. Oilers, 1960
Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1965
Don Maynard, N.Y. Jets, 1967
Stanley Morgan, New England, 1986
Mark Carrier, Tampa Bay, 1989
Robert Brooks, Green Bay, 1995
Isaac Bruce, St.L. Rams, 1995
Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1995
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis, 1999
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville, 1999
David Boston, Arizona, 2001
Steve Smith, Carolina, 2005
Randy Moss, New England, 2007
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh, 2015
Julio Jones, Atlanta, 2015
Adam Thielen, Minnesota, 2018
Most Consecutive Games, 100 or More Yards Pass Receiving
8 Calvin Johnson, Detroit, 2012
Adam Thielen, Minnesota, 2018
7 Charley Hennigan, Hou. Oilers, 1961
Michael Irvin, Dallas, 1995
Demaryius Thomas, Denver, 2014
6 Raymond Berry, Bal. Colts, 1960
Bill Groman, Hou. Oilers, 1961
Pat Studstill, Detroit, 1966
Isaac Bruce, St.L. Rams, 1995
Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh, 2010-11
Odell Beckham Jr., N.Y. Giants, 2015
Julio Jones, Atlanta, 2018
Longest Pass Reception (All TDs except as noted)
99 Andy Farkas (from Filchock), Washington vs.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 15, 1939
Bobby Mitchell (from Izo), Washington vs.
Cle. Browns, Sept. 15, 1963
Pat Studstill (from Sweetan), Detroit vs. Bal. Colts,
Oct. 16, 1966
Gerry Allen (from Jurgensen), Washington vs.
Chi. Bears, Sept. 15, 1968
Cliff Branch (from Plunkett), L.A. Raiders vs.
Washington, Oct. 2, 1983
Mike Quick (from Jaworski), Philadelphia vs. Atlanta,
Nov. 10, 1985
Tony Martin (from Humphries), S.D. Chargers vs.
Seattle, Sept. 18, 1994
Robert Brooks (from Favre), Green Bay vs.
Chi. Bears, Sept. 11, 1995
Marc Boerigter (from Green), Kansas City vs.
S.D. Chargers, Dec. 22, 2002
Andre Davis (from Garcia), Cle. Browns vs.
Cincinnati, Oct. 17, 2004
Bernard Berrian (from Frerotte), Minnesota vs.
Chi. Bears, Nov. 30, 2008
Wes Welker (from Brady), New England vs. Miami,
Sept. 12, 2011
Victor Cruz (from Manning), N.Y. Giants vs. N.Y. Jets,
Dec. 24, 2011
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98 Gaynell Tinsley (from Russell), Chi. Cardinals vs.
Cle. Rams, Nov. 17, 1938
Dick (Night Train) Lane (from Compton),
Chi. Cardinals vs. Green Bay, Nov. 13, 1955
John Farrington (from Wade), Chi. Bears vs. Detroit,
Oct. 8, 1961
Willard Dewveall (from Lee), Hou. Oilers vs.
S.D. Chargers, Nov. 25, 1962
Homer Jones (from Morrall), N.Y. Giants vs.
Pittsburgh, Sept. 11, 1966
Ahmad Rashad (from Hart), St.L. Cardinals vs.
L.A. Rams, Dec. 10, 1972 (no TD)
Michael Haynes (from Hebert), Atlanta vs.
New Orleans, Sept. 12, 1993
Johnnie Morton (from Batch), Detroit vs. Chi. Bears,
Oct. 4, 1998
Terrell Owens (from Fitzpatrick), Buffalo vs.
Jacksonville, Nov. 22, 2009
Brandin Cooks (from Brees), New Orleans vs.
Oakland, Sept. 11, 2016
97 Gaynell Tinsley (from Coffee), Chi. Cardinals vs.
Chi. Bears, Dec. 5, 1937
Cloyce Box (from Layne), Detroit vs. Green Bay,
Nov. 26, 1953
Jerry Tarr (from Shaw), Denver vs. Bos. Patriots,
Sept. 21, 1962
Webster Slaughter (from Kosar), Cle. Browns vs.
Chi. Bears, Oct. 23, 1989
John Taylor (from Young), San Francisco vs. Atlanta,
Nov. 3, 1991
JuJu Smith-Schuster (from Roethlisberger),
Pittsburgh vs. Detroit, Oct. 29, 2017
JuJu Smith-Schuster (from Roethlisberger),
Pittsburgh vs. Denver, Nov. 25, 2018
AVERAGE GAIN
Highest Avg. Gain, Career (200 receptions)
22.26 Homer Jones, N.Y. Giants, 1964-69;
Cle. Browns, 1970 (224-4,986)
20.83 Buddy Dial, Pittsburgh, 1959-63; Dallas, 1964-66
(261-5,436)
20.24 Harlon Hill, Chi. Bears, 1954-61; Pittsburgh, 1962;
Detroit, 1962 (233-4,717)
Highest Avg. Gain, Season (24 receptions)
32.58 Don Currivan, Bos. Yanks, 1947 (24-782)
31.44 Bucky Pope, L.A. Rams, 1964 (25-786)
28.60 Bobby Duckworth, S.D. Chargers, 1984 (25-715)
Highest Average Gain, Game (3 receptions)
63.00 Torry Holt, St.L. Rams vs. Atlanta, Sept. 24, 2000
(3-189)
60.67 Bill Groman, Hou. Oilers vs. Denver, Nov. 20, 1960
(3-182)
Homer Jones, N.Y. Giants vs. Washington, Dec. 12,
1965 (3-182)
60.33 Don Currivan, Bos. Yanks vs. Washington, Nov. 30,
1947 (3-181)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Seasons Leading League
9 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1935-38, 1940-44
6 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1986-87, 1989-91,
1993
5 Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998, 2000, 2003;
New England, 2007, 2009
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
5 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1940-44
4 Don Hutson, Green Bay, 1935-38
3 Lance Alworth, S.D. Chargers, 1964-66
Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1989-91
Most Touchdowns, Career
197 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04; Seattle, 2004
156 Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998-2004, 2010;
Oakland, 2005-06; New England, 2007-10;
Tennessee, 2010; San Francisco, 2012
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153 Terrell Owens, San Francisco, 1996-2003; Philadel-
phia, 2004-05; Dallas, 2006-08; Buffalo, 2009;
Cincinnati, 2010
Most Touchdowns, Season
23 Randy Moss, New England, 2007
22 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1987
18 Mark Clayton, Miami, 1984
Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay, 1994
Most Touchdowns, Rookie, Season
17 Randy Moss, Minnesota, 1998
13 Bill Howton, Green Bay, 1952
John Jefferson, S.D. Chargers, 1978
12 Harlon Hill, Chi. Bears, 1954
Bill Groman, Hou. Oilers, 1960
Mike Ditka, Chi. Bears, 1961
Bob Hayes, Dallas, 1965
Odell Beckham Jr., N.Y. Giants, 2014
Mike Evans, Tampa Bay, 2014
Most Touchdowns, Game
5 Bob Shaw, Chi. Cardinals vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 2, 1950
Kellen Winslow, S.D. Chargers vs. Oakland,
Nov. 22, 1981
Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Atlanta, Oct. 14, 1990
4 By many players. Last time:
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City vs. Oakland,
Dec. 15, 2013
Most Consecutive Games, Touchdowns
13 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1986-87
11 Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch, L.A. Rams, 1950-51
Buddy Dial, Pittsburgh, 1959-60
10 Carl Pickens, Cincinnati, 1994-95
Randy Moss, Minnesota, 2003-04
YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE
Most Scrimmage Yards, Career
23,540 Jerry Rice, San Francisco 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04; Seattle, 2004
21,579 Emmitt Smith, Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
21,264 Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1975-87
Most Scrimmage Yards, Season
2,509 Chris Johnson, Tennessee, 2009
2,429 Marshall Faulk, St.L. Rams, 1999
2,390 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants, 2005
Most Scrimmage Yards, Rookie, Season
2,212 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983
2,139 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis, 1999
2,028 Saquon Barkley, N.Y. Giants, 2018
Most Scrimmage Yards, Game
336 Flipper Anderson, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans,
Nov. 26, 1989 (ot)
330 Billy Cannon, Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Titans,
Dec. 10, 1961
329 Calvin Johnson, Detroit vs. Dallas, Oct. 27, 2013
INTERCEPTIONS BY
Most Seasons Leading League
3 Everson Walls, Dallas, 1981-82, 1985
Ed Reed, Bal. Ravens, 2004, 2008, 2010
2 Dick (Night Train) Lane, L.A. Rams, 1952;
Chi. Cardinals, 1954
Jack Christiansen, Detroit, 1953, 1957
Milt Davis, Bal. Colts, 1957, 1959
Dick Lynch, N.Y. Giants, 1961, 1963
Johnny Robinson, Kansas City, 1966, 1970
Bill Bradley, Philadelphia, 1971-72
Emmitt Thomas, Kansas City, 1969, 1974
Ronnie Lott, San Francisco, 1986; L.A. Raiders, 1991
Rod Woodson, Bal. Ravens, 1999; Oakland, 2002
Ty Law, New England, 1998; N.Y. Jets, 2005
Darren Sharper, Green Bay, 2000; New Orleans, 2009
Asante Samuel, New England, 2006;
Philadelphia, 2009
Charles Woodson, Green Bay, 2009, 2011
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Most Interceptions By, Career
81 Paul Krause, Washington, 1964-67; Minnesota,
1968-79
79 Emlen Tunnell, N.Y. Giants, 1948-58; Green Bay,
1959-61
71 Rod Woodson, Pittsburgh, 1987-96; San Francisco,
1997; Bal. Ravens, 1998-2001; Oakland, 2002-03
Most Interceptions By, Season
14 Dick (Night Train) Lane, L.A. Rams, 1952
13 Dan Sandifer, Washington, 1948
Orban (Spec) Sanders, N.Y. Yanks, 1950
Lester Hayes, Oakland, 1980
12 By nine players
Most Interceptions By, Rookie, Season
14 Dick (Night Train) Lane, L.A. Rams, 1952
13 Dan Sandifer, Washington, 1948
12 Woodley Lewis, L.A. Rams, 1950
Paul Krause, Washington, 1964
Most Interceptions By, Game
4 Sammy Baugh, Washington vs. Detroit, Nov. 14, 1943
Dan Sandifer, Washington vs. Bos. Yanks,
Oct. 31, 1948
Don Doll, Detroit vs. Chi. Cardinals, Oct. 23, 1949
Bob Nussbaumer, Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Bulldogs,
Nov. 13, 1949
Russ Craft, Philadelphia vs. Chi. Cardinals,
Sept. 24, 1950
Bobby Dillon, Green Bay vs. Detroit, Nov. 26, 1953
Jack Butler, Pittsburgh vs. Washington, Dec. 13, 1953
Austin (Goose) Gonsoulin, Denver vs. Buffalo,
Sept. 18, 1960
Jerry Norton, St.L. Cardinals vs. Washington,
Nov. 20, 1960; vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 26, 1961
Dave Baker, San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams,
Dec. 4, 1960
Bobby Ply, Dal. Texans vs. S.D. Chargers, Dec. 16, 1962
Bobby Hunt, Kansas City vs. Hou. Oilers,
Oct. 4, 1964
Willie Brown, Denver vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 15, 1964
Dick Anderson, Miami vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 3, 1973
Willie Buchanon, Green Bay vs. S.D. Chargers,
Sept. 24, 1978
Deron Cherry, Kansas City vs. Seattle, Sept. 29, 1985
Kwamie Lassiter, Arizona vs. S.D. Chargers,
Dec. 27, 1998
Deltha O’Neal, Denver vs. Kansas City, Oct. 7, 2001
DeAngelo Hall, Washington vs. Chi. Bears,
Oct. 24, 2010
Most Consecutive Games, Passes Intercepted By
8 Tom Morrow, Oakland, 1962-63
7 Tom Landry, N.Y. Giants, 1950-51
Paul Krause, Washington, 1964
Larry Wilson, St.L. Cardinals, 1966
Ben Davis, Cle. Browns, 1968
6 By many players.
Last time: Brian Russell, Minnesota, 2003
YARDS GAINED
Most Seasons Leading League
3 Darren Sharper, Green Bay, 2002; Minnesota, 2005;
New Orleans, 2009
2 Dick (Night Train) Lane, L.A. Rams, 1952;
Chi. Cardinals, 1954
Herb Adderley, Green Bay, 1965, 1969
Dick Anderson, Miami, 1968, 1970
Ed Reed, Bal. Ravens, 2004, 2010
Marcus Peters, Kansas City, 2015, 2017
Most Yards Gained, Career
1,590 Ed Reed, Bal. Ravens, 2002-12; Hou. Texans, 2013;
N.Y. Jets, 2013
1,483 Rod Woodson, Pittsburgh, 1987-1996;
San Francisco, 1997; Bal. Ravens, 1998-2001;
Oakland, 2002-03
1,412 Darren Sharper, Green Bay, 1997-2004; Minnesota,
2005-08; New Orleans, 2009-10
552
INTERCEPTIONS BY
Most Yards Gained, Season
376 Darren Sharper, New Orleans, 2009
358 Ed Reed, Bal. Ravens, 2004
349 Charlie McNeil, S.D. Chargers, 1961
Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Season
301 Don Doll, Detroit, 1949
298 Dick (Night Train) Lane, L.A. Rams, 1952
280 Marcus Peters, Kansas City, 2015
Most Yards Gained, Game
177 Charlie McNeil, S.D. Chargers vs. Hou. Oilers,
Sept. 24, 1961
170 Louis Oliver, Miami vs. Buffalo, Oct. 4, 1992
167 Dick Jauron, Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 18, 1973
Longest Return (All TDs except as noted)
107 Ed Reed, Bal. Ravens vs. Philadelphia,
Nov. 23, 2008
106 Ed Reed, Bal. Ravens vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 7, 2004
104 Marcus Maye, N.Y. Jets vs. Denver, Oct. 7, 2018 (no TD)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Career
12 Rod Woodson, Pittsburgh, 1987-96; San Francisco,
1997; Bal. Ravens, 1998-2001; Oakland, 2002-03
11 Darren Sharper, Green Bay, 1997-2004;
Minnesota, 2005-08; New Orleans, 2009-10
Charles Woodson, Oakland, 1998-2005; Green Bay,
2006-12; Oakland, 2013-15
10 Aqib Talib, Tampa Bay, 2008-12; New England,
2012-13; Denver, 2014-17; L.A. Rams, 2018
Most Touchdowns, Season
4 Ken Houston, Hou. Oilers, 1971
Jim Kearney, Kansas City, 1972
Eric Allen, Philadelphia, 1993
3 Dick Harris, S.D. Chargers, 1961
Dick Lynch, N.Y. Giants, 1963
Herb Adderley, Green Bay, 1965
Lem Barney, Detroit, 1967
Miller Farr, Hou. Oilers, 1967
Monte Jackson, L.A. Rams, 1976
Rod Perry, L.A. Rams, 1978
Ronnie Lott, San Francisco, 1981
Lloyd Burruss, Kansas City, 1986
Wayne Haddix, Tampa Bay, 1990
Robert Massey, Phoenix, 1992
Ray Buchanan, Indianapolis, 1994
Deion Sanders, San Francisco, 1994
Mark McMillian, Kansas City, 1997
Otis Smith, N.Y. Jets, 1997
Jimmy Hitchcock, Minnesota, 1998
Eric Allen, Oakland, 2000
Derrick Brooks, Tampa Bay, 2002
Antrel Rolle, Arizona, 2007
Nick Collins, Green Bay, 2008
Darren Sharper, New Orleans, 2009
Charles Woodson, Green Bay, 2009
Janoris Jenkins, St.L. Rams, 2012
Charles Tillman, Chi. Bears, 2012
William Gay, Pittsburgh, 2014
2 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Rookie, Season
3 Lem Barney, Detroit, 1967
Ronnie Lott, San Francisco, 1981
Janoris Jenkins, St.L. Rams, 2012
2 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Game
2 Guy Chamberlain, Canton vs. Chi. Cardinals,
Nov. 26, 1922
Hoot Flanagan, Pottsville vs. Frankford,
Nov. 29, 1925
Tom Leary, Newark vs. Frankford, Oct. 4, 1930
Bill Blackburn, Chi. Cardinals vs. Bos. Yanks,
Oct. 24, 1948
Dan Sandifer, Washington vs. Bos. Yanks,
Oct. 31, 1948
Bob Franklin, Cle. Browns vs. Chi. Bears,
Dec. 11, 1960
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Bill Stacy, St.L. Cardinals vs. Dal. Cowboys,
Nov. 5, 1961
Jerry Norton, St.L. Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh,
Nov. 26, 1961
Miller Farr, Hou. Oilers vs. Buffalo, Dec. 7, 1968
Ken Houston, Hou. Oilers vs. S.D. Chargers,
Dec. 19, 1971
Jim Kearney, Kansas City vs. Denver, Oct. 1, 1972
Lemar Parrish, Cincinnati vs. Hou. Oilers,
Dec. 17, 1972
Dick Anderson, Miami vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 3, 1973
Prentice McCray, New England vs. N.Y. Jets,
Nov. 21, 1976
Kenny Johnson, Atlanta vs. Green Bay,
Nov. 27, 1983 (ot)
Mike Kozlowski, Miami vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 16, 1983
Dave Brown, Seattle vs. Kansas City, Nov. 4, 1984
Lloyd Burruss, Kansas City vs. S.D. Chargers,
Oct. 19, 1986
Henry Jones, Buffalo vs. Indianapolis, Sept. 20, 1992
Robert Massey, Phoenix vs. Washington, Oct. 4, 1992
Eric Allen, Philadelphia vs. New Orleans,
Dec. 26, 1993
Ken Norton, San Francisco vs. St.L. Rams,
Oct. 22, 1995
Otis Smith, N.Y. Jets vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 14, 1997
Dewayne Washington, Pittsburgh vs. Jacksonville,
Nov. 22, 1998
Aaron Glenn, Hou. Texans vs. Pittsburgh,
Dec. 8, 2002
Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia,
Oct. 22, 2006
Antrel Rolle, Arizona vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 18, 2007
Derrick Johnson, Kansas City vs. Denver, Jan. 3, 2010
David Bowens, Cle. Browns vs. New Orleans,
Oct. 24, 2010
Janoris Jenkins, St.L. Rams vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2012
Zach Brown, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville, Dec. 30, 2012
PUNTING
Most Punts, Career
1,713 Jeff Feagles, New England, 1988-89; Philadelphia,
1990-93; Arizona, 1994-97; Seattle, 1998-
2002; N.Y. Giants, 2003-09
1,444 Shane Lechler, Oakland, 2000-12; Hou. Texans,
2013-17
1,401 Sean Landeta, N.Y. Giants, 1985-93; L.A. Rams,
1993-94; St.L. Rams, 1995-96; Tampa Bay,
1997; Green Bay, 1998; Philadelphia, 1999-2002;
St.L. Rams, 2003-04; Philadelphia, 2005
Most Punts, Season
114 Bob Parsons, Chi. Bears, 1981
Chad Stanley, Hou. Texans, 2002
112 Dave Zastudil, Arizona, 2012
111 Brad Maynard, N.Y. Giants, 1997
Most Punts, Rookie, Season
111 Brad Maynard, N.Y. Giants, 1997
108 John Teltschik, Philadelphia, 1986
101 Daniel Pope, Kansas City, 1999
Most Punts, Game
16 Leo Araguz, Oakland vs. S.D. Chargers, Oct. 11, 1998
15 John Teltschik, Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Giants,
Dec. 6, 1987 (ot)
14 Dick Nesbitt, Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears,
Nov. 30, 1933
Keith Molesworth, Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay,
Dec. 10, 1933
Sammy Baugh, Washington vs. Philadelphia,
Nov. 5, 1939
Carl Kinscherf, N.Y. Giants vs. Detroit, Nov. 7, 1943
George Taliaferro, N.Y. Yanks vs. L.A. Rams,
Sept. 28, 1951
Longest Punt
98 Steve O’Neal, N.Y. Jets vs. Denver, Sept. 21, 1969
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94 Joe Lintzenich, Chi. Bears vs. N.Y. Giants,
Nov. 16, 1931
93 Shawn McCarthy, New England vs. Buffalo,
Nov. 3, 1991
AVERAGE YARDAGE
Highest Average, Punting, Career (250 punts)
47.56 Shane Lechler, Oakland, 2000-12; Hou. Texans,
2013-17 (1,444-68,678)
47.00 Johnny Hekker, St.L. Rams, 2012-15; L.A. Rams,
2016-18 (542-25,472)
46.92 Thomas Morstead, New Orleans, 2009-18
(570-26,746)
Highest Avg. Punting, Season (Qualifiers)
51.40 Sammy Baugh, Washington, 1940 (35-1,799)
51.14 Shane Lechler, Oakland, 2009 (96-4,909)
50.90 Andy Lee, San Francisco, 2011 (78-3,970)
Highest Avg. Punting, Rookie, Season
48.19 Michael Dickson, Seattle, 2018 (78-3,759)
47.84 Bryan Anger, Jacksonville, 2012 (91-4,353)
47.61 Matt Darr, Miami, 2015 (92-4,380)
Highest Avg. Punting, Game (4 punts)
63.00 Andy Lee, Carolina vs. Denver, Sept. 8, 2016
(4-252)
61.75 Bob Cifers, Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 24, 1946
(4-247)
61.60 Roy McKay, Green Bay vs. Chi. Cardinals,
Oct. 28, 1945 (5-308)
NET AVERAGE
Net average has been compiled since 1976.
Highest Net Average, Punting, Career (250 punts)
43.43 Johnny Hekker, St.L. Rams, 2012-15; L.A. Rams,
2016-18 (543-23,582)
41.42 Thomas Morstead, New Orleans, 2009-18
(571-23,650)
40.79 Marquette King, Oakland, 2013-17; Denver, 2018
(449-18,313)
Highest Net Average, Punting, Season (Qualifiers)
46.00 Johnny Hekker, L.A. Rams, 2016 (98-4,508)
44.56 Brett Kern, Tennessee, 2017 (75-3,342)
44.32 Johnny Hekker, L.A. Rams, 2017 (65-2,881)
Highest Net Average, Punting, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)
42.64 Rigoberto Sanchez, Indianapolis, 2017 (84-3,624)
42.47 Michael Dickson, Seattle, 2018 (79-3,355)
41.56 Justin Vogel, Green Bay, 2017 (71-2,951)
Highest Net Average, Punting, Game (4 punts)
59.50 Rohn Stark, Indianapolis vs. Hou. Oilers,
Sept. 13, 1992 (4-238)
57.50 Michael Dickson, Seattle vs. Denver, Sept. 9, 2018
(6-345)
55.50 Kevin Huber, Cincinnati vs. S.D. Chargers,
Dec. 1, 2013 (4-222)
Tress Way, Washington vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept. 25, 2014 (4-222)
Sam Martin, Detroit vs. Indianapolis, Sept. 11, 2016
(4-222)
PUNTS HAD BLOCKED
Most Consecutive Punts, None Blocked
1,177 Chris Gardocki, Chi. Bears, 1992-94; Indianapolis,
1995-98; Cle. Browns, 1999-2003; Pittsburgh,
2004-06
878 Bryan Barker, Kansas City, 1993; Philadelphia, 1994;
Jacksonville, 1995-2000; Washington,
2001-03; Green Bay, 2004; St.L. Rams, 2005
735 Brian Moorman, Buffalo, 2002-2011
Most Punts Had Blocked, Career
14 Herman Weaver, Detroit, 1970-76; Seattle, 1977-80
Harry Newsome, Pittsburgh, 1985-89; Minnesota,
1990-93
12 Jerrel Wilson, Kansas City, 1963-77;
New England, 1978
Tom Blanchard, N.Y. Giants, 1971-73; New Orleans,
1974-78; Tampa Bay, 1979-81
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Jeff Feagles, New England, 1988-89; Philadelphia,
1990-93; Arizona, 1994-97; Seattle, 1998-2002;
N.Y. Giants, 2003-09
11 David Lee, Bal. Colts, 1966-78
Most Punts Had Blocked, Season
6 Harry Newsome, Pittsburgh, 1988
4 Bryan Wagner, Cle. Browns, 1990
Mike Scifres, S.D. Chargers, 2010
3 By many players
PUNTS INSIDE THE 20
Punts Inside the 20 have been compiled since 1976.
Most Punts Inside the 20, Career
554 Jeff Feagles, New England, 1988-89; Philadelphia,
1990-93; Arizona, 1994-97; Seattle, 1998-2002;
N.Y. Giants, 2003-09
469 Shane Lechler, Oakland, 2000-12; Hou. Texans,
2013-17
441 Dustin Colquitt, Kansas City, 2008-18
Most Punts Inside the 20, Season
51 Johnny Hekker, L.A. Rams, 2016
46 Dave Zastudil, Arizona, 2012
45 Dustin Colquitt, Kansas City, 2012
Most Punts Inside the 20, Game
8 Mark Royals, Pittsburgh vs. Hou. Oilers,
Nov. 6, 1994 (ot)
Bryan Barker, Jacksonville vs. Bal. Ravens,
Nov. 14, 1999
7 Josh Miller, Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 20, 1998
David Zastudil. Cle. Browns vs. Buffalo,
Oct. 11, 2009
Thomas Morstead, New Orleans vs. Carolina,
Jan. 3, 2010
Donnie Jones, Philadelphia vs. Arizona, Dec. 1, 2013
Brett Kern, Tennessee vs. Hou. Texans, Dec. 27, 2015
Matt Haack, Miami vs. Denver, Dec. 3, 2017
Matt Haack, Miami vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 4, 2018
6 By many players
PUNT RETURNS
Most Seasons Leading League
3 Les (Speedy) Duncan, S.D. Chargers, 1965-66;
Washington, 1971
Rick Upchurch, Denver, 1976, 1978, 1982
2 Dick Christy, N.Y. Titans, 1961-62
Claude Gibson, Oakland, 1963-64
Billy (White Shoes) Johnson, Hou. Oilers, 1975,
1977
Mel Gray, New Orleans, 1987; Detroit, 1991
Jermaine Lewis, Bal. Ravens, 1997, 2000
Roscoe Parrish, Buffalo, 2007-08
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2010-11
PUNT RETURNS
Most Punt Returns, Career
463 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003
351 Eric Metcalf, Cle. Browns, 1989-94;
Atlanta, 1995-96; S.D. Chargers, 1997;
Arizona, 1998; Carolina, 1999;
Washington, 2001; Green Bay, 2002
349 David Meggett, N.Y. Giants, 1989-94;
New England, 1995-97; N.Y. Jets, 1998
Most Punt Returns, Season
70 Danny Reece, Tampa Bay, 1979
62 Fulton Walker, Miami-L.A. Raiders, 1985
58 J.T. Smith, Kansas City, 1979
Greg Pruitt, L.A. Raiders, 1983
Leo Lewis, Minnesota, 1988
Desmond Howard, Green Bay, 1996
Nate Burleson, Seattle, 2007
Dexter McCluster, Kansas City, 2013
Most Punt Returns, Rookie, Season
57 Lew Barnes, Chi. Bears, 1986
55 B.J. Sams, Bal. Ravens, 2004
554
PUNTING-PUNT RETURNS
54 James Jones, Dallas, 1980
Most Punt Returns, Game
11 Eddie Brown, Washington vs. Tampa Bay,
Oct. 9, 1977
10 Theo Bell, Pittsburgh vs. Buffalo, Dec. 16, 1979
Mike Nelms, Washington vs. New Orleans,
Dec. 26, 1982
Ronnie Harris, New England vs. Pittsburgh,
Dec. 5, 1993
9 Rodger Bird, Oakland vs. Denver, Sept. 10, 1967
Ralph McGill, San Francisco vs. Atlanta, Oct. 29, 1972
Ed Podolak, Kansas City vs. S.D. Chargers,
Nov. 10, 1974
Anthony Leonard, San Francisco vs. New Orleans,
Oct. 17, 1976
Butch Johnson, Dallas vs. Buffalo, Nov. 15, 1976
Larry Marshall, Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay,
Sept. 18, 1977
Nesby Glasgow, Bal. Colts vs. Kansas City,
Sept. 2, 1979
Mike Nelms, Washington vs. St.L. Cardinals,
Dec. 21, 1980
Leon Bright, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia,
Dec. 11, 1982
Pete Shaw, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia,
Nov. 20, 1983
Cleotha Montgomery, L.A. Raiders vs. Detroit,
Dec. 10, 1984
Phil McConkey, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia,
Dec. 6, 1987 (ot)
Andre Hastings, Pittsburgh vs. Cle. Browns,
Nov. 13, 1995
Steve Smith, Carolina vs. Detroit, Sept. 15, 2002
Reggie Swinton, Arizona vs. Philadelphia,
Dec. 24, 2005
FAIR CATCHES
Most Fair Catches, Career
231 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003
175 Ted Ginn, Miami, 2007-09; San Francisco, 2010-12;
Carolina, 2013; Arizona, 2014; Carolina,
2015-16; New Orleans, 2017-18
171 Marcus Sherels, Minnesota, 2010-18
Most Fair Catches, Season
37 Jeremy Ross, Detroit, 2014
36 Jeremy Kerley, N.Y. Jets, 2012
Jeremy Kerley, San Francisco, 2016
33 Brian Mitchell, Philadelphia, 2000
Most Fair Catches, Game
7 Bake Turner, N.Y. Jets vs. Miami, Nov. 20, 1966
Lem Barney, Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 21, 1976
Bobby Morse, Philadelphia vs. Buffalo, Dec. 27, 1987
Chris Carr, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville, Nov. 16, 2008
Jeremy Kerley, San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams,
Sept. 12, 2016
6 Jake Scott, Miami vs. Buffalo, Dec. 20, 1970
Greg Pruitt, L.A. Raiders vs. Seattle, Oct. 7, 1984
Phil McConkey, S.D. Chargers vs. Kansas City,
Dec. 17, 1989
Gerald McNeil, Hou. Oilers vs. Pittsburgh,
Sept. 16, 1990
Bobby Engram, Chi. Bears vs. Minnesota,
Sept. 15, 1996
Eddie Kennison, New Orleans vs. Bal. Ravens,
Dec. 19, 1999
R.W. McQuarters, N.Y. Giants vs. Atlanta,
Oct. 15, 2007
Emanuel Sanders, Pittsburgh vs. Cle. Browns,
Nov. 25, 2012
Jeremy Kerley, N.Y. Jets vs. Arizona, Dec. 2, 2012
Jeremy Kerley, N.Y. Jets vs. Tennessee,
Dec. 17, 2012
Patrick Peterson, Arizona vs. Seattle, Dec. 22, 2013
Jeremy Ross, Detroit vs. Buffalo, Oct. 5, 2014
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Griff Whalen, Indianapolis vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 19, 2014
Bryan Walters, Seattle vs. Arizona, Dec. 21, 2014
Griff Whalen, Indianapolis vs. Jacksonville,
Oct. 4, 2015 (ot)
Bryce Callahan, Chi. Bears vs. San Francisco,
Dec. 4, 2016
Jaydon Mickens, Jacksonville vs. Indianapolis,
Oct. 22, 2017
Andre Roberts, N.Y. Jets vs. Miami, Nov. 4, 2018
5 By many players
YARDS GAINED
Most Seasons Leading League
3 Alvin Haymond, Bal. Colts, 1965-66; L.A. Rams,
1969
2 Bill Dudley, Pittsburgh, 1942, 1946
Emlen Tunnell, N.Y. Giants, 1951-52
Dick Christy, N.Y. Titans, 1961-62
Claude Gibson, Oakland, 1963-64
Rodger Bird, Oakland, 1966-67
J.T. Smith, Kansas City, 1979-80
Vai Sikahema, St.L. Cardinals, 1986-87
David Meggett, N.Y. Giants, 1989-90
Tamarick Vanover, Kansas City, 1995, 1999
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2006, 2010
Darren Sproles, Philadelphia, 2014-15
Most Yards Gained, Career
4,999 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003
3,708 Dave Meggett, N.Y. Giants, 1989-94;
New England, 1995-97; N.Y. Jets, 1998
3,695 Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2006-13; Atlanta, 2014-15;
Bal. Ravens, 2016
Most Yards Gained, Season
875 Desmond Howard, Green Bay, 1996
699 Patrick Peterson, Arizona, 2011
692 Fulton Walker, Miami-L.A. Raiders, 1985
Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Season
699 Patrick Peterson, Arizona, 2011
656 Louis Lipps, Pittsburgh, 1984
655 Neal Colzie, Oakland, 1975
Most Yards Gained, Game
207 LeRoy Irvin, L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Oct. 11, 1981
205 George Atkinson, Oakland vs. Buffalo,
Sept. 15, 1968
199 Eddie Drummond, Detroit vs. Jacksonville,
Nov. 14, 2004 (ot)
Longest Punt Return (All TDs)
103 Robert Bailey, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans,
Oct. 23, 1994
99 Patrick Peterson, Arizona vs. St.L. Rams, Nov. 6, 2011
Dwayne Harris, Oakland vs. Denver, Dec. 24, 2018
98 Gil LeFebvre, Cincinnati vs. Brooklyn, Dec. 3, 1933
Charlie West, Minnesota vs. Washington, Nov. 3, 1968
Dennis Morgan, Dallas vs. St.L. Cardinlas,
Oct. 13, 1974
Terance Mathis, N.Y. Jets vs. Dallas, Nov. 4, 1990
Damaris Johnson, Philadelphia vs. Dallas,
Dec. 2, 2012
Tavon Austin, St.L. Rams vs. Indianapolis,
Nov. 10, 2013
AVERAGE YARDAGE
Highest Average, Career (75 returns)
12.78 George McAfee, Chi. Bears, 1940-41, 1945-50
(112-1,431)
12.75 Jack Christiansen, Detroit, 1951-58 (85-1,084)
12.55 Claude Gibson, S.D. Chargers, 1961-62; Oakland,
1963-65 (110-1,381)
Highest Average, Season (Qualifiers)
23.00 Herb Rich, Bal. Colts, 1950 (12-276)
21.47 Jack Christiansen, Detroit, 1952 (15-322)
21.28 Dick Christy, N.Y. Titans, 1961 (18-383)
Highest Average, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)
23.00 Herb Rich, Bal. Colts, 1950 (12-276)
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20.88 Jerry Davis, Chi. Cardinals, 1948 (16-334)
20.73 Frankie Sinkwich, Detroit, 1943 (11-228)
Highest Average, Game
53.33 Darius Reynaud, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville,
Dec. 30, 2012 (3-160)
51.00 Steve Smith, Carolina vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 8, 2002
(3-153)
47.67 Chuck Latourette, St.L. Cardinals vs. New Orleans,
Sept. 29, 1968 (3-143)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Career
14 Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2006-13; Atlanta, 2014-15;
Bal. Ravens, 2016
10 Eric Metcalf, Cle. Browns, 1989-94; Atlanta, 1995-
96; S.D. Chargers, 1997; Arizona, 1998;
Carolina, 1999; Washington, 2001;
Green Bay, 2002
9 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003
Most Touchdowns, Season
4 Jack Christiansen, Detroit, 1951
Rick Upchurch, Denver, 1976
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2007
Patrick Peterson, Arizona, 2011
3 Emlen Tunnell, N.Y. Giants, 1951
Billy (White Shoes) Johnson, Hou. Oilers, 1975
LeRoy Irvin, L.A. Rams, 1981
Desmond Howard, Green Bay, 1996
Darrien Gordon, Denver, 1997
Eric Metcalf, S.D. Chargers, 1997
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2006
Adam Jones, Tennessee, 2006
Reggie Bush, New Orleans, 2008
Johnnie Lee Higgins, Oakland, 2008
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2010
2 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Rookie, Season
4 Jack Christiansen, Detroit, 1951
Patrick Peterson, Arizona, 2011
3 Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2006
2 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Game
2 Jack Christiansen, Detroit vs. L.A. Rams,
Oct. 14, 1951; vs. Green Bay, Nov. 22, 1951
Dick Christy, N.Y. Titans vs. Denver, Sept. 24, 1961
Rick Upchurch, Denver vs. Cle. Browns,
Sept. 26, 1976
LeRoy Irvin, L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Oct. 11, 1981
Vai Sikahema, St.L. Cardinals vs. Tampa Bay,
Dec. 21, 1986
Todd Kinchen, L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Dec. 27, 1992
Eric Metcalf, Cle. Browns vs. Pittsburgh,
Oct. 24, 1993;
S.D. Chargers vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 2, 1997
Darrien Gordon, Denver vs. Carolina, Nov. 9, 1997
Jermaine Lewis, Bal. Ravens vs. Seattle, Dec. 7, 1997
Bal. Ravens vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 24, 2000
Steve Smith, Carolina vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 8, 2002
Eddie Drummond, Detroit vs. Jacksonville,
Nov. 14, 2004 (ot)
Reggie Bush, New Orleans vs. Minnesota,
Oct. 6, 2008
Darius Reynaud, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville,
Dec. 30, 2012
KICKOFF RETURNS
Most Seasons Leading League
3 Abe Woodson, San Francisco, 1959, 1962-63
Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota, 2013, 2015-16
2 Lynn Chandnois, Pittsburgh, 1951-52
Bobby Jancik, Hou. Oilers, 1962-63
Travis Williams, Green Bay, 1967; L.A. Rams, 1971
Mel Gray, Detroit, 1991, 1994
Michael Bates, Carolina, 1996-97
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Most Kickoff Returns, Career
607 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003
514 Allen Rossum, Philadelphia, 1998-99; Green Bay,
2000-01; Atlanta, 2002-06; Pittsburgh, 2007;
San Francisco, 2008-09; Dallas, 2009
426 Dante Hall, Kansas City, 2000-06; St.L. Rams,
2007-08
Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2005-12; N.Y. Jets, 2013;
Indianapolis, 2014
Most Kickoff Returns, Season
82 MarTay Jenkins, Arizona, 2000
73 Josh Scobey, Arizona, 2003
Chris Carr, Oakland, 2005
70 Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans, 1996
Michael Lewis, New Orleans, 2002
Most Kickoff Returns, Rookie, Season
73 Josh Scobey, Arizona, 2003
Chris Carr, Oakland, 2005
67 Ronney Jenkins, S.D. Chargers, 2000
64 Tab Perry, Cincinnati, 2005
Most Kickoff Returns, Game
10 Desmond Howard, Oakland vs. Seattle, Oct. 26, 1997
Richard Alston, Cle. Browns vs. Cincinnati,
Nov. 28, 2004
Chris Williams, Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay,
Nov. 9, 2014
9 Noland Smith, Kansas City vs. Oakland, Nov. 23, 1967
Dino Hall, Cle. Browns vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 7, 1979
Paul Palmer, Kansas City vs. Seattle, Sept. 20, 1987
Eric Metcalf, Atlanta vs. San Francisco,
Sept. 29, 1996; vs. St.L. Rams, Nov. 10, 1996
Michael Bates, Carolina vs. Atlanta, Oct. 4, 1998
Nate Jacquet, Minnesota vs. Philadelphia,
Nov. 11, 2001
Ahmad Merritt, Chi. Bears vs. San Francisco,
Sept. 7, 2003
Josh Scobey, Arizona vs. Cle. Browns,
Nov. 16, 2003
Maurice Hicks, San Francisco vs. S.D. Chargers,
Oct. 15, 2006
Aveion Cason, Detroit vs. S.D. Chargers, Dec. 16, 2007
Allen Rossum, San Francisco vs. Philadelphia,
Oct. 12, 2008
Steve Breaston, Arizona vs. New England,
Dec. 21, 2008
Danny Amendola, St.L. Rams vs. Tennessee,
Dec. 13, 2009
Brandon James, Indianapolis vs. S.D. Chargers,
Nov. 28, 2010
8 By many players
YARDS GAINED
Most Seasons Leading League
3 Bruce Harper, N.Y. Jets, 1977-79
Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans, 1994-96
2 Marshall Goldberg, Chi. Cardinals, 1941-42
Woodley Lewis, L.A. Rams, 1953-54
Al Carmichael, Green Bay, 1956-57
Timmy Brown, Philadelphia, 1961, 1963
Bobby Jancik, Hou. Oilers, 1963, 1966
Ron Smith, Atlanta, 1966-67
Chris Carr, Oakland, 2005-06
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears-Atlanta, 2013-14
Most Yards Gained, Career
14,014 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2006
11,947 Allen Rossum, Philadelphia, 1998-99; Green Bay,
2000-01; Atlanta, 2002-06; Pittsburgh, 2007; San
Francisco, 2008-09; Dallas, 2009
11,113 Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2005-12; N.Y. Jets, 2013;
Indianapolis, 2014
556
KICKOFF RETURNS
Most Yards Gained, Season
2,186 MarTay Jenkins, Arizona, 2000
1,809 Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2007
1,807 Michael Lewis, New Orleans, 2002
Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Season
1,752 Chris Carr, Oakland, 2005
1,684 Josh Scobey, Arizona, 2003
1,577 Justin Miller, N.Y. Jets, 2005
Most Yards Gained, Game
304 Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans vs. L.A. Rams,
Oct. 23, 1994
299 Ted Ginn, Jr., Miami vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 1, 2009
294 Wally Triplett, Detroit vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 29, 1950
Longest Kickoff Return (All TDs)
109 Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota vs. Green Bay,
Oct. 27, 2013
108 Ellis Hobbs, New England, vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 9, 2007
Randall Cobb, Green Bay vs. New Orleans,
Sept. 8, 2011
Jacoby Jones, Bal. Ravens vs. Dallas, Oct. 14, 2012
Knile Davis, Kansas City vs. Denver, Dec. 1, 2013
Jacoby Jones, Bal. Ravens vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 2, 2014
David Johnson, Arizona vs. Chi. Bears, Sept. 20, 2015
107 Joe McKnight, N.Y. Jets vs. Bal. Ravens, Oct. 2, 2011
Josh Huff, Philadelphia vs. Tennessee, Nov. 23, 2014
AVERAGE YARDAGE
Highest Average, Career (75 returns)
30.56 Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1965-71 (91-2,781)
29.98 Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota, 2013-16; Oakland,
2017; New England, 2018 (176-5,276)
29.57 Lynn Chandnois, Pittsburgh, 1950-56 (92-2,720)
Highest Average, Season (Qualifiers)
41.06 Travis Williams, Green Bay, 1967 (18-739)
37.69 Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1967 (16-603)
35.50 Ollie Matson, Chi. Cardinals, 1958 (14-497)
Highest Average, Rookie, Season (Qualifiers)
41.06 Travis Williams, Green Bay, 1967 (18-739)
33.08 Tom Moore, Green Bay, 1960 (12-397)
32.88 Duriel Harris, Miami, 1976 (17-559)
Highest Average, Game (3 returns)
73.50 Wally Triplett, Detroit vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 29, 1950
(4-294)
67.33 Lenny Lyles, San Francisco vs. Bal. Colts,
Dec. 18, 1960 (3-202)
65.33 Ken Hall, Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Titans, Oct. 23, 1960
(3-196)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Career
8 Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2005-12; N.Y. Jets, 2013;
Indianapolis, 2014
Leon Washington, N.Y. Jets, 2006-09;
Seattle, 2010-12; New England, 2013;
Tennessee, 2013-14
6 Ollie Matson, Chi. Cardinals, 1952, 1954-58;
L.A. Rams, 1959-62; Detroit, 1963;
Philadelphia, 1964
Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1965-71
Travis Williams, Green Bay, 1967-70;
L.A. Rams, 1971
Mel Gray, New Orleans, 1986-88; Detroit,
1989-94; Hou. Oilers, 1995-96; Tennessee,
1997; Philadelphia, 1997
Dante Hall, Kansas City, 2000-06; St.L. Rams, 2007-08
Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota, 2013-16; Oakland,
2017; New England, 2018
5 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Season
4 Travis Williams, Green Bay, 1967
Cecil Turner, Chi. Bears, 1970
3 Verda (Vitamin T) Smith, L.A. Rams, 1950
Abe Woodson, San Francisco, 1963
Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1967
Raymond Clayborn, New England, 1977
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Ron Brown, L.A. Rams, 1985
Mel Gray, Detroit, 1994
Darrick Vaughn, Atlanta, 2000
Terrence McGee, Buffalo, 2004
André Davis, Hou. Texans, 2007
Leon Washington, N.Y. Jets, 2007
Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2009
Jacoby Ford, Oakland, 2010
Leon Washington, Seattle, 2010
2 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Rookie, Season
4 Travis Williams, Green Bay, 1967
3 Raymond Clayborn, New England, 1977
Darrick Vaughn, Atlanta, 2000
Jacoby Ford, Oakland, 2010
2 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Game
2 Timmy Brown, Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Nov. 6, 1966
Travis Williams, Green Bay vs. Cle. Browns,
Nov. 12, 1967
Ron Brown, L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay, Nov. 24, 1985
Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans vs. L.A. Rams,
Oct. 23, 1994
Chad Morton, N.Y. Jets vs. Buffalo, Sept. 8, 2002 (ot)
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears vs. St.L. Rams,
Dec. 11, 2006
André Davis, Hou. Texans vs. Jacksonville,
Dec. 30, 2007
Ted Ginn, Jr., Miami vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 1, 2009
Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns vs. Kansas City,
Dec. 20, 2009
Leon Washington, Seattle vs. San Diego,
Sept. 26, 2010
COMBINED KICK RETURNS
Most Combined Kick Returns, Career
1,070 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003 (p-463, k-607)
821 Allen Rossum, Philadelphia, 1998-99; Green Bay,
2000-01; Atlanta, 2002-06; Pittsburgh, 2007;
San Francisco, 2008-09; Dallas, 2009
(p-307, k-514)
711 Glyn Milburn, Denver, 1993-95; Detroit, 1996-97;
Chi. Bears, 1998-2001; S.D. Chargers, 2001
(p-304, k-407)
Most Combined Kick Returns, Season
114 Michael Lewis, New Orleans, 2002 (p-44, k-70)
B.J. Sams, Bal. Ravens, 2004 (p-55, k-59)
107 Chris Carr, Oakland, 2005 (p-34, k-73)
Dante Hall, Kansas City, 2005 (p-42, k-65)
105 Reggie Swinton, Arizona, 2005 (p-42, k-63)
Most Combined Kick Returns, Game
13 Stump Mitchell, St.L. Cardinals vs. Atlanta,
Oct. 18, 1981 (p-6, k-7)
Ronnie Harris, New England vs. Pittsburgh,
Dec. 5, 1993 (p-10, k-3)
12 Mel Renfro, Dallas vs. Green Bay, Nov. 29, 1964
(p-4, k-8)
Larry Jones, Washington vs. Dallas, Dec. 13, 1975
(p-6, k-6)
Eddie Brown, Washington vs. Tampa Bay,
Oct. 9, 1977 (p-11, k-1)
Nesby Glasgow, Bal. Colts vs. Denver, Sept. 2, 1979
(p-9, k-3)
Tim Dwight, Atlanta vs. Detroit, Nov. 12, 2000
(p-8, k-4)
Wes Welker, Miami vs. Buffalo, Dec. 5, 2004
(p-6, k-6)
Reggie Swinton, Arizona vs. Philadelphia,
Dec. 24, 2005 (p-9, k-3)
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears vs. Detroit, Sept. 30, 2007
(p-5, k-7)
Brandon James, Indianapolis vs. S.D. Chargers,
Nov. 28, 2010 (p-3, k-9)
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YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Returned, Career
19,013 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003 (p-4,999; k-14,014)
15,003 Allen Rossum, Philadelphia, 1998-99; Green Bay,
2000-01; Atlanta, 2002-06; Pittsburgh, 2007;
San Francisco, 2008-09; Dallas, 2009
(p-3,056; k-11,947)
13,488 Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2005-12; N.Y. Jets, 2013;
Indianapolis, 2014 (p-2,375; k-11,113)
Most Yards Returned, Season
2,432 Michael Lewis, New Orleans, 2002 (p-625; k-1,807)
2,214 Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2007 (p-405; k-1,809)
2,187 MarTay Jenkins, Arizona, 2000 (pr-1; k-2,186)
Most Yards Returned, Game
347 Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans vs. L.A. Rams,
Oct. 23, 1994 (p-43; k-304)
314 Devin Hester, Chi. Bears vs. Detroit, Sept. 30, 2007
(p-95; k-219)
306 Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns vs. Bal. Ravens, Nov. 18,
2007 (p-61; k-245) (ot)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Career
19 Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2006-13; Atlanta,
2014-15; Bal. Ravens, 2016 (p-14, k-5)
13 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003 (p-9, k-4)
12 Eric Metcalf, Cle. Browns, 1989-94; Atlanta,
1995-96; S.D. Chargers, 1997; Arizona, 1998;
Carolina, 1999; Washington, 2001; Green Bay,
2002 (p-10, k-2)
Dante Hall, Kansas City, 2000-06;
St.L. Rams, 2007-08 (p-6, k-6)
Most Touchdowns, Season
6 Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2007 (p-4, k-2)
5 Devin Hester, Chi. Bears, 2006 (p-3, k-2)
4 Jack Christiansen, Detroit, 1951 (p-4)
Emlen Tunnell, N.Y. Giants, 1951 (p-3, k-1)
Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1967 (p-1, k-3)
Travis Williams, Green Bay, 1967 (k-4)
Cecil Turner, Chi. Bears, 1970 (k-4)
Billy Johnson, Hou. Oilers, 1975 (p-3, k-1)
Rick Upchurch, Denver, 1976 (p-4)
Dante Hall, Kansas City, 2003 (p-2, r-2)
Eddie Drummond, Detroit, 2004 (p-2, k-2)
Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns, 2009 (p-1, k-3)
Patrick Peterson, Arizona, 2011 (p-4)
Most Touchdowns, Game
2 Jack Christiansen, Detroit vs. L.A. Rams,
Oct. 14, 1951 (p-2); vs. Green Bay,
Nov. 22, 1951 (p-2)
Jim Patton, N.Y. Giants vs. Washington,
Oct. 30, 1955 (p-1, k-1)
Bobby Mitchell, Cle. Browns vs. Philadelphia,
Nov. 23, 1958 (p-1, k-1)
Dick Christy, N.Y. Titans vs. Denver, Sept. 24, 1961
(p-2)
Al Frazier, Denver vs. Bos. Patriots,
Dec. 3, 1961 (p-1, k-1)
Timmy Brown, Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Nov. 6, 1966
(k-2)
Travis Williams, Green Bay vs. Cle. Browns,
Nov. 12, 1967 (k-2); vs. Pittsburgh,
Nov. 2, 1969 (p-1, k-1)
Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears vs. San Francisco,
Dec. 3, 1967 (p-1, k-1)
Rick Upchurch, Denver vs. Cle. Browns,
Sept. 26, 1976 (p-2)
Eddie Payton, Detroit vs. Minnesota, Dec. 17, 1977
(p-1, k-1)
LeRoy Irvin, L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Oct. 11, 1981
(p-2)
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Ron Brown, L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay,
Nov. 24, 1985 (k-2)
Vai Sikahema, St.L. Cardinals vs. Tampa Bay,
Dec. 21, 1986 (p-2)
Todd Kinchen, L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Dec. 27, 1992
(p-2)
Eric Metcalf, Cle. Browns vs. Pittsburgh,
Oct. 24, 1993 (p-2);
S.D. Chargers vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 2, 1997 (p-2)
Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans vs. L.A. Rams,
Oct. 23, 1994 (k-2)
Darrien Gordon, Denver vs. Carolina, Nov. 9, 1997
(p-2)
Jermaine Lewis, Bal. Ravens vs. Seattle, Dec. 7,
1997 (p-2); Bal. Ravens vs. N.Y. Jets,
Dec. 24, 2000 (p-2)
Chad Morton, N.Y. Jets vs. Buffalo, Sept. 8, 2002
(ot) (k-2)
Michael Lewis, New Orleans vs. Washington,
Oct. 13, 2002 (p-1, k-1)
Dante Hall, Kansas City vs. St.L. Rams,
Dec. 8, 2002 (p-1, k-1)
Steve Smith, Carolina vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 8, 2002
(p-2)
Eddie Drummond, Detroit vs. Jacksonville,
Nov. 14, 2004 (ot) (p-2)
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears vs. St.L. Rams,
Dec. 11, 2006 (k-2)
Darren Sproles, S.D. Chargers vs. Indianapolis,
Nov. 11, 2007 (p-1, k-1)
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears vs. Denver, Nov. 25, 2007
(p-1, k-1)
André Davis, Hou. Texans vs. Jacksonville,
Dec. 30, 2007 (k-2)
Reggie Bush, New Orleans vs. Minnesota,
Oct. 6, 2008
Eddie Royal, Denver vs. S.D. Chargers,
Oct. 19, 2009 (p-1, k-1)
Ted Ginn, Jr., Miami vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 1, 2009
(k-2); San Francisco vs. Seattle, Sept. 11, 2011
(p-1, k-1)
Josh Cribbs, Cle. Browns vs. Kansas City,
Dec. 20, 2009 (k-2)
Leon Washington, Seattle vs. S.D. Chargers,
Sept. 26, 2010 (k-2)
Darius Reynaud, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville,
Dec. 30, 2012 (p-2)
Jeremy Ross, Detroit vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 8. 2013
FUMBLES
Most Fumbles, Career
166 Brett Favre, Atlanta, 1991; Green Bay, 1992-2007;
N.Y. Jets, 2008; Minnesota, 2009-10
161 Warren Moon, Hou. Oilers, 1984-93; Minnesota,
1994-96; Seattle, 1997-98; Kansas City,
1999-2000
153 Dave Krieg, Seattle, 1980-91; Kansas City,
1992-93; Detroit, 1994; Arizona, 1995;
Chi. Bears, 1996; Tennessee, 1997-98
Most Fumbles, Season
23 Kerry Collins, N.Y. Giants, 2001
Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota, 2002
21 Tony Banks, St.L. Rams, 1996
David Carr, Hou. Texans, 2002
18 Dave Krieg, Seattle, 1989
Warren Moon, Hou. Oilers, 1990
Most Fumbles, Game
7 Len Dawson, Kansas City vs. S.D. Chargers,
Nov. 15, 1964
6 Sam Etcheverry, St.L. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept, 17, 1961
Dave Krieg, Seattle vs. Kansas City, Nov. 5, 1989
Brett Favre, Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 7, 1998
Kurt Warner, St.L. Rams vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept. 7, 2003
558
COMBINED KICK RETURNS-FUMBLES
Chad Pennington, N.Y. Jets vs. Kansas City,
Sept. 11, 2005
5 Paul Christman, Chi. Cardinals vs. Green Bay,
Nov. 10, 1946
Joe Perry, San Francisco vs. Cle. Browns,
Nov. 12, 1950
Charlie Conerly, N.Y. Giants vs. San Francisco,
Dec. 1, 1957
Tom Yewcic, Bos. Patriots vs. Oakland,
Dec. 16, 1962
Jack Kemp, Buffalo vs. Hou. Oilers, Oct. 29, 1967
Roman Gabriel, Philadelphia vs. Oakland,
Nov. 21, 1976
Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. L.A. Raiders,
Nov. 30, 1986 (ot)
Willie Totten, Buffalo vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 4, 1987
Dave Walter, Cincinnati vs. Seattle, Oct. 11, 1987
Dave Krieg, Seattle vs. S.D. Chargers,
Nov. 25, 1990 (ot)
Andre Ware, Detroit vs. Green Bay, Dec. 6, 1992
Steve Beuerlein, Carolina vs. San Francisco,
Nov. 8, 1998
Patrick Ramsey, Washington vs. Green Bay,
Oct. 20, 2002
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Buffalo, Dec. 23, 2007
Josh Johnson, Tampa Bay vs. Carolina,
Oct. 18, 2009
Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Philadelphia,
Dec. 8, 2013
FUMBLES RECOVERED
Most Fumbles Recovered, Career, Own and Opponents’
56 Warren Moon, Hou. Oilers, 1984-93; Minnesota,
1994-96; Seattle, 1997-98; Kansas City,
1999-2000 (56 own)
47 Dave Krieg, Seattle, 1980-91; Kansas City,
1992-93; Detroit, 1994; Arizona, 1995;
Chi. Bears, 1996; Tennessee, 1997-98
(47 own)
45 Boomer Esiason, Cincinnati, 1984-92, 1997;
N.Y. Jets, 1993-95; Arizona, 1996 (45 own)
Most Fumbles Recovered, Season, Own and Opponents’
12 David Carr, Hou. Texans, 2002 (12 own)
9 Don Hultz, Minnesota, 1963 (9 opp)
Dave Krieg, Seattle, 1989 (9 own)
Brian Griese, Denver, 1999 (9 own)
Jon Kitna, Seattle, 2000 (9 own)
8 Paul Christman, Chi. Cardinals, 1945 (8 own)
Joe Schmidt, Detroit, 1955 (8 opp)
Bill Butler, Minnesota, 1963 (8 own)
Kermit Alexander, San Francisco, 1965 (4 own, 4 opp)
Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh, 1976 (1 own, 7 opp)
Danny White, Dallas, 1981 (8 own)
Dan Marino, Miami, 1988 (7 own, 1 opp)
Tony Banks, St.L. Rams, 1998 (8 own)
Ryan Fitzpatrick, Cincinnati, 2008 (8 own)
Donovan McNabb, Washington, 2010 (8 own)
Most Fumbles Recovered, Game, Own and Opponents’
4 Otto Graham, Cle. Browns vs. N.Y. Giants,
Oct. 25, 1953 (4 own)
Sam Etcheverry, St.L. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept. 17, 1961 (4 own)
Roman Gabriel, L.A. Rams vs. San Francisco,
Oct. 12, 1969 (4 own)
Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. L.A. Raiders,
Nov. 30, 1986 (ot) (4 own)
Joe Ferguson, Buffalo vs. Miami, Sept. 18, 1977
(4 own)
Tony Romo, Dallas vs. Washington, Sept. 26, 2011
(4-own)
Patrick Peterson, Arizona vs. Miami,
Sept. 30, 2012 (ot) (3 own, 1 opp)
Jay Cutler, Miami vs. Buffalo, Dec. 17, 2017 (4 own)
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OWN FUMBLES RECOVERED
Most Own Fumbles Recovered, Career
56 Warren Moon, Hou. Oilers, 1984-93; Minnesota,
1994-96; Seattle, 1997-98; Kansas City,
1999-2000
47 Dave Krieg, Seattle, 1980-91; Kansas City,
1992-93; Detroit, 1994; Arizona, 1995;
Chi. Bears, 1996; Tennessee, 1997-98
45 Boomer Esiason, Cincinnati, 1984-92, 1997;
N.Y. Jets, 1993-95; Arizona, 1996
Most Own Fumbles Recovered, Season
12 David Carr, Hou. Texans, 2002
9 Dave Krieg, Seattle, 1989
Brian Griese, Denver, 1999
Jon Kitna, Seattle, 2000
8 Paul Christman, Chi. Cardinals, 1945
Bill Butler, Minnesota, 1963
Danny White, Dallas, 1981
Tony Banks, St.L. Rams, 1998
Ryan Fitzpatrick, Cincinnati, 2008
Donovan McNabb, Washington, 2010
Most Own Fumbles Recovered, Game
4 Otto Graham, Cle. Browns vs. N.Y. Giants,
Oct. 25, 1953
Sam Etcheverry, St.L. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants,
Sept. 17, 1961
Roman Gabriel, L.A. Rams vs. San Francisco,
Oct. 12, 1969
Joe Ferguson, Buffalo vs. Miami, Sept. 18, 1977
Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. L.A. Raiders,
Nov. 30, 1986 (ot)
Tony Romo, Dallas vs. Washington, Sept. 26, 2011
Jay Cutler, Miami vs. Buffalo, Dec. 17, 2017
3 By many players
OPPONENTS’ FUMBLES RECOVERED
Most Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Career
29 Jim Marshall, Cle. Browns, 1960;
Minnesota, 1961-79
Jason Taylor, Miami, 1997-2007; Washington, 2008;
Miami, 2009; N.Y. Jets, 2010; Miami, 2011
28 Rickey Jackson, New Orleans, 1981-93;
San Francisco, 1994-95
26 Kevin Greene, L.A. Rams, 1985-92; Pittsburgh,
1993-95; Carolina, 1996; San Francisco, 1997;
Carolina, 1998-99
Cornelius Bennett, Buffalo, 1987-95; Atlanta,
1996-98; Indianapolis, 1999-2000
Most Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Season
9 Don Hultz, Minnesota, 1963
8 Joe Schmidt, Detroit, 1955
7 Alan Page, Minnesota, 1970
Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh, 1976
Ray Childress, Hou. Oilers, 1988
Rickey Jackson, New Orleans, 1990
Most Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Game
3 Corwin Clatt, Chi. Cardinals vs. Detroit, Nov. 6, 1949
Vic Sears, Philadelphia vs. Green Bay, Nov. 2, 1952
Ed Beatty, San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 7, 1956
Ron Carroll, Hou. Oilers vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 27, 1974
Maurice Spencer, New Orleans vs. Atlanta,
Oct. 10, 1976
Steve Nelson, New England vs. Philadelphia,
Oct. 8, 1978
Charles Jackson, Kansas City vs. Pittsburgh,
Sept. 6, 1981
Willie Buchanon, S.D. Chargers vs. Denver,
Sept. 27, 1981
Joey Browner, Minnesota vs. San Francisco,
Sept. 8, 1985
Ray Childress, Hou. Oilers vs. Washington,
Oct. 30, 1988
John Thierry, Chi. Bears vs. Hou. Oilers,
Oct. 22, 1995
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Stephen Boyd, Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Oct. 4, 1998
Darryl Williams, Seattle vs. Kansas City, Oct. 4, 1998
Rod Woodson, Oakland vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 15, 2002
Brian Young, St.L. Rams vs. Bal. Ravens, Nov. 9, 2003
2 By many players
YARDS RETURNING FUMBLES
Longest Fumble Run (All TDs)
104 Jack Tatum, Oakland vs. Green Bay, Sept. 24, 1972
Aeneas Williams, Arizona vs. Washington,
Nov. 5, 2000
102 Travis Davis, Pittsburgh vs. Carolina, Dec. 26, 1999
100 Chris Martin, Kansas City vs. Miami, Oct. 13, 1991
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Career (Total)
6 Jason Taylor, Miami, 1997-2007; Washington, 2008;
Miami, 2009; N.Y. Jets, 2010; Miami, 2011
5 Jessie Tuggle, Atlanta, 1987-2000
DeAngelo Hall, Atlanta, 2004-07; Oakland, 2008;
Washington, 2008-17
4 Bill Thompson, Denver, 1969-1981
Derrick Thomas, Kansas City, 1989-99
Keith Bulluck, Tennessee, 2000-09;
N.Y. Giants, 2010
Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay, 1997-2012
Osi Umenyiora, N.Y. Giants, 2003-12;
Atlanta, 2013-14
Most Touchdowns, Season (Total)
2 Harold McPhail, Bos. Redskins, 1934
Harry Ebding, Detroit, 1937
John Morelli, Bos. Yanks, 1944
Frank Maznicki, Bos. Yanks, 1947
Fred (Dippy) Evans, Chi. Bears, 1948
Ralph Heywood, Bos. Yanks, 1948
Art Tait, N.Y. Yanks, 1951
John Dwyer, L.A. Rams, 1952
Leo Sugar, Chi. Cardinals, 1957
Doug Cline, Hou. Oilers, 1961
Jim Bradshaw, Pittsburgh, 1964
Royce Berry, Cincinnati, 1970
Ahmad Rashad, Buffalo, 1974
Tim Gray, Kansas City, 1977
Charles Phillips, Oakland, 1978
Kenny Johnson, Atlanta, 1981
George Martin, N.Y. Giants, 1981
Del Rodgers, Green Bay, 1982
Mike Douglass, Green Bay, 1983
Shelton Robinson, Seattle, 1983
Erik McMillan, N.Y. Jets, 1989
Les Miller, S.D. Chargers, 1990
Seth Joyner, Philadelphia, 1991
Robert Goff, New Orleans, 1992
Willie Clay, Detroit, 1993
Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans, 1994
Chad Brown, Seattle, 1997
Marcus Robertson, Tennessee, 1997
Dwayne Rudd, Minnesota, 1998
Keith McKenzie, Green Bay, 1999
Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay, 2004
Leonard Little, St.L. Rams, 2004
Antwan Odom, Tennessee, 2005
Adalius Thomas, Bal. Ravens, 2005
Kevin Curtis, Philadelphia, 2007
Kerry Rhodes, Arizona, 2010
Juqua Parker, Philadelphia, 2011
Bobby Wagner, Seattle, 2015
Reshad Jones, Miami, 2017
Tavon Young, Bal. Ravens, 2018
Most Touchdowns, Career (Own recovered)
2 Ken Kavanaugh, Chi. Bears, 1940-41, 1945-50
Mike Ditka, Chi. Bears, 1961-66; Philadelphia,
1967-68; Dallas, 1969-72
Gail Cogdill, Detroit, 1960-68; Bal. Colts, 1968;
Atlanta, 1969-70
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Ahmad Rashad, St.L. Cardinals, 1972-73; Buffalo,
1974; Minnesota, 1976-82
Jim Mitchell, Atlanta, 1969-79
Drew Pearson, Dallas, 1973-83
Del Rodgers, Green Bay, 1982, 1984; San Francisco,
1987-88
Alan Ricard, Bal. Ravens, 2001-05
Kevin Curtis, St.L. Rams, 2003-06; Philadelphia,
2007-09; Miami, 2010
Most Touchdowns, Season (Own recovered)
2 Ahmad Rashad, Buffalo, 1974
Del Rodgers, Green Bay, 1982
Kevin Curtis, Philadelphia, 2007
1 By many players
Most Touchdowns, Career (Opponents’ recovered)
6 Jason Taylor, Miami, 1997-2007; Washington, 2008;
Miami, 2009; N.Y. Jets, 2010; Miami, 2011
5 Jessie Tuggle, Atlanta, 1987-2000
DeAngelo Hall, Atlanta, 2004-07; Oakland, 2008;
Washington, 2008-17
4 Derrick Thomas, Kansas City, 1989-99
Keith Bulluck, Tennessee, 2000-09;
N.Y. Giants, 2010
Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay, 1997-2012
Osi Umenyiora, N.Y. Giants, 2003-12;
Atlanta, 2013-14
Most Touchdowns, Season (Opponents’ recovered)
2 Harold McPhail, Bos. Redskins, 1934
Harry Ebding, Detroit, 1937
John Morelli, Bos. Yanks, 1944
Frank Maznicki, Bos. Yanks, 1947
Fred (Dippy) Evans, Chi. Bears, 1948
Ralph Heywood, Bos. Yanks, 1948
Art Tait, N.Y. Yanks, 1951
John Dwyer, L.A. Rams, 1952
Leo Sugar, Chi. Cardinals, 1957
Doug Cline, Hou. Oilers, 1961
Jim Bradshaw, Pittsburgh, 1964
Royce Berry, Cincinnati, 1970
Tim Gray, Kansas City, 1977
Charles Phillips, Oakland, 1978
Kenny Johnson, Atlanta, 1981
George Martin, N.Y. Giants, 1981
Mike Douglass, Green Bay, 1983
Shelton Robinson, Seattle, 1983
Erik McMillan, N.Y. Jets, 1989
Les Miller, S.D. Chargers, 1990
Seth Joyner, Philadelphia, 1991
Robert Goff, New Orleans, 1992
Willie Clay, Detroit, 1993
Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans, 1994
Chad Brown, Seattle, 1997
Marcus Robertson, Tennessee, 1997
Dwayne Rudd, Minnesota, 1998
Keith McKenzie, Green Bay, 1999
Ronde Barber, Tampa Bay, 2004
Leonard Little, St.L. Rams, 2004
Antwan Odom, Tennessee, 2005
Adalius Thomas, Bal. Ravens, 2005
Kerry Rhodes, Arizona, 2010
Juqua Parker, Philadelphia, 2011
Bobby Wagner, Seattle, 2015
Reshad Jones, Miami, 2017
Tavon Young, Bal. Ravens, 2018
Most Touchdowns, Game (Opponents’ recovered)
2 Fred (Dippy) Evans, Chi. Bears vs. Washington,
Nov. 28, 1948
COMBINED NET YARDS GAINED
Rushing, receiving, interception returns, punt returns, kickoff
returns, and fumble returns
Most Seasons Leading League
5 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1958-61, 1964
4 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1994-96, 1998
3 Cliff Battles, Bos. Redskins, 1932-33;
Washington, 1937
560
FUMBLES-NET YARDS-SACKS
Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1965-67
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983-84, 1986
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo, 1989, 1991-92
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 Jim Brown, Cle. Browns, 1958-61
3 Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1965-67
Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1994-96
2 Cliff Battles, Bos. Redskins, 1932-33
Charley Trippi, Chi. Cardinals, 1948-49
Timmy Brown, Philadelphia, 1962-63
Floyd Little, Denver, 1967-68
James Brooks, S.D. Chargers, 1981-82
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983-84
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo, 1991-92
Dante Hall, Kansas City, 2003-04
ATTEMPTS
Most Attempts, Career
4,939 Emmitt Smith. Dallas, 1990-2002; Arizona, 2003-04
4,368 Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1975-87
4,016 Curtis Martin, New England, 1995-97; N.Y. Jets,
1998-2005
Most Attempts, Season
496 James Wilder, Tamp Bay, 1984
458 Larry Johnson, Kansas City, 2006
455 Eddie George, Tennessee, 2000
Most Attempts, Rookie, Season
442 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams, 1983
433 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis, 1999
401 Curtis Martin, New England, 1995
Most Attempts, Game
48 James Wilder, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 30, 1983
LaDainian Tomlinson, S.D. Chargers vs. Denver,
Dec. 1, 2002 (ot)
47 James Wilder, Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay,
Sept. 30, 1984 (ot)
Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Buffalo, Oct. 26, 1997 (ot)
46 Gerald Riggs, Atlanta vs. L.A. Rams, Nov. 17, 1985
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards Gained, Career
23,546 Jerry Rice, San Francisco, 1985-2000; Oakland,
2001-04; Seattle, 2004
23,330 Brian Mitchell, Washington, 1990-99; Philadelphia,
2000-02; N.Y. Giants, 2003
21,803 Walter Payton, Chi. Bears, 1975-87
Most Yards Gained, Season
2,696 Darren Sproles, New Orleans, 2011
2,690 Derrick Mason, Tennessee, 2000
2,647 Michael Lewis, New Orleans, 2002
Most Yards Gained, Rookie, Season
2,317 Tim Brown, L.A. Raiders, 1988
2,272 Gale Sayers, Chi. Bears, 1965
2,250 Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville, 2006
Most Yards Gained, Game
404 Glyn Milburn, Denver vs. Seattle, Dec. 10, 1995
373 Billy Cannon, Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Titans,
Dec. 10. 1961
361 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. Chi. Bears,
Oct. 14, 2007
SACKS
Sacks have been compiled since 1982.
Most Seasons Leading League
2 Mark Gastineau, N.Y. Jets, 1983-84
Reggie White, Philadelphia, 1987-88
Kevin Greene, Pittsburgh, 1994; Carolina, 1996
Michael Strahan, N.Y. Giants, 2001, 2003
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas, 2008, 2010
Jared Allen, Kansas City, 2007; Minnesota, 2011
J.J. Watt, Hou. Texans, 2012, 2015
Most Sacks, Career
200.0 Bruce Smith, Buffalo, 1985-99; Washington,
2000-03
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198.0 Reggie White, Philadelphia, 1985-92; Green Bay,
1993-98; Carolina, 2000 TEAM RECORDS
160.0 Kevin Greene, L.A. Rams, 1985-92; Pittsburgh,
1993-95; Carolina, 1996, 1998-99; CHAMPIONSHIPS
San Francisco, 1997 Most Seasons League Champion
Most Sacks, Season 13 Green Bay, 1929-31, 1936, 1939, 1944, 1961-62,
22.5 Michael Strahan, N.Y. Giants, 2001 1965-67, 1996, 2010
22.0 Mark Gastineau, N.Y. Jets, 1984 9 Chi. Bears, 1921, 1932-33, 1940-41, 1943, 1946,
Jared Allen, Minnesota, 2011 1963, 1985
Justin Houston, Kansas City, 2014 8 N.Y. Giants, 1927, 1934, 1938, 1956, 1986, 1990,
21.0 Reggie White, Philadelphia, 1987 2007, 2011
Chris Doleman, Minnesota, 1989 Most Consecutive Seasons League Champion
Most Sacks, Rookie, Season 3 Green Bay, 1929-31
14.5 Jevon Kearse, Tennessee, 1999 Green Bay, 1965-67
14.0 Aldon Smith, San Francisco, 2011 2 Canton, 1922-23
13.0 Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis, 2002 Chi. Bears, 1932-33
Most Sacks, Game Chi. Bears, 1940-41
7.0 Derrick Thomas, Kansas City vs. Seattle, Philadelphia, 1948-49
Nov. 11, 1990 Detroit, 1952-53
6.0 Fred Dean, San Francisco vs. New Orleans, Cle. Browns, 1954-55
Nov. 13, 1983 Bal. Colts, 1958-59
Derrick Thomas, Kansas City vs. Oakland, Hou. Oilers, 1960-61
Sept. 6, 1998 Green Bay, 1961-62
Osi Umenyiora, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia, Buffalo, 1964-65
Sept. 30, 2007 Miami, 1972-73
Adrian Clayborn, Atlanta vs. Dallas, Nov. 12, 2017 Pittsburgh, 1974-75
5.5 William Gay, Detroit vs. Tampa Bay, Sept. 4, 1983 Pittsburgh, 1978-79
Aldon Smith, San Francisco vs. Chi. Bears, San Francisco, 1988-89
Nov. 19, 2012 Dallas, 1992-93
Most Seasons, 10 or More Sacks Denver, 1997-98
13 Bruce Smith, Buffalo, 1986-90, 1992-98; New England, 2003-04
Washington, 2000 Most Times Finishing First, Regular Season
12 Reggie White, Philadelphia, 1985-92; Green Bay, 25 Green Bay, 1929-31, 1936, 1938-39, 1944,
1993, 1995, 1997-98 1960-62, 1965-67, 1972, 1995-97, 2002-04,
10 Kevin Greene, L.A. Rams, 1988-90, 1992; 2007, 2011-14
Pittsburgh, 1993-94; Carolina, 1996, 1998-99; 24 Dallas, 1966-71, 1973, 1976-79, 1981, 1985,
San Francisco, 1997 1992-96, 1998, 2007, 2009, 2014, 2016, 2018
Julius Peppers, Carolina, 2002, 2004-06, 2008-09; 23 N.Y. Giants, 1927, 1933-35, 1938-39, 1941, 1944,
Chi. Bears, 2011-12; Green Bay, 2015; 1946, 1956, 1958-59, 1961-63, 1986,
Carolina, 2017 1989-90, 1997, 2000, 2005, 2008, 2011
Most Consecutive Seasons, 10 or More Sacks Pittsburgh, 1972, 1974-79, 1983-84, 1992,
9 Reggie White, Philadelphia, 1985-92; 1994-97, 2001-02, 2004, 2007-08, 2010,
Green Bay, 1993 2014, 2016-17
8 John Randle, Minnesota, 1992-99 Chi. Bears, 1921, 1932-34, 1937, 1940-43, 1946,
7 Lawrence Taylor, N.Y. Giants, 1984-90 1956, 1963, 1984-88, 1990, 2001, 2005-06,
Bruce Smith, Buffalo, 1992-98 2010, 2018
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas, 2006-12 Most Consecutive Times Finishing First, Regular Season
Jared Allen, Kansas City, 2007; 10 New England, 2009-18 (current)
Minnesota, 2008-13 7 L.A. Rams, 1973-79
Most Consecutive Games, Sack 6 Cle. Browns, 1950-55
11 Chris Jones, Kansas City, 2018 Dallas, 1966-71
10 Simon Fletcher, Denver, Nov. 15, 1992-Sept. 20, 1993 Minnesota, 1973-78
DeMarcus Ware, Dallas, Dec. 16, 2007-Oct. 19, 2008 Pittsburgh, 1974-79
9 Bruce Smith, Buffalo, Nov. 16, 1986-Oct. 25, 1987
Kevin Greene, San Francisco-Carolina, GAMES WON
Dec. 7, 1997-Oct. 18, 1998 Most Consecutive Games Won
Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis, 23 Indianapolis, 2008-09
Dec. 18, 2008-Nov. 8, 2009 21 New England, 2006-08
18 New England, 2003-04
MISCELLANEOUS Carolina, 2014-15
Longest Return of Missed Field Goal (All TDs) Most Consecutive Games Without Defeat
109 Antonio Cromartie, S.D. Chargers vs. Minnesota, 25 Canton, 1921-23 (won 22, tied 3)
Nov. 4, 2007 24 Chi. Bears, 1941-43 (won 23, tied 1)
108 Nathan Vasher, Chi. Bears vs. San Francisco, 23 Green Bay, 1928-30 (won 21, tied 2)
Nov. 13, 2005 Indianapolis, 2008-09 (won 23)
Devin Hester, Chi. Bears vs. N.Y. Giants, Most Games Won, Season
Nov. 12, 2006 16 New England, 2007
107 Chris McAlister, Bal. Ravens vs. Denver, 15 San Francisco, 1984
Sept. 30, 2002 Chi. Bears, 1985
Minnesota, 1998
Pittsburgh, 2004
Green Bay, 2011
Carolina, 2015
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Most Consecutive Games Won, Season Most Shutout Games Won or Tied, Season
16 New England, 2007, entire season 10 Pottsville, 1926 (won 9, tied 1)
14 Miami, 1972, entire season N.Y. Giants, 1927 (won 9, tied 1)
Pittsburgh, 2004 9 Akron, 1921 (won 8, tied 1)
Indianapolis, 2009 Canton, 1922 (won 7, tied 2)
Carolina, 2015 Frankford, 1926 (won 9)
13 Chi. Bears, 1934, entire season Frankford, 1929 (won 6, tied 3)
Denver, 1998 8 By many teams
Indianapolis, 2005 Most Consecutive Shutout Games Won or Tied
New Orleans, 2009 13 Akron, 1920-21 (won 10, tied 3)
Green Bay, 2011 7 Pottsville, 1926 (won 6, tied 1)
Most Consecutive Games Won, Start of Season Detroit, 1934 (won 7)
16 New England, 2007, entire season 6 Buffalo, 1920-21 (won 5, tied 1)
14 Miami, 1972, entire season Frankford, 1926 (won 6)
Indianapolis, 2009 Detroit, 1926 (won 4, tied 2)
Carolina, 2015 N.Y. Giants, 1926-27 (won 5, tied 1)
13 Chi. Bears, 1934, entire season
Denver, 1998 GAMES LOST
Indianapolis, 2005 Most Consecutive Games Lost
New Orleans, 2009 26 Tampa Bay, 1976-77
Green Bay, 2011 19 Chi. Cardinals, 1942-43, 1945
Most Consecutive Games Won, End of Season Oakland, 1961-62
16 New England, 2007, entire season Detroit, 2007-09
14 Miami, 1972, entire season 18 Hou. Oilers, 1972-73
Pittsburgh, 2004 Most Consecutive Games Without Victory
13 Chi. Bears, 1934, entire season 26 Tampa Bay, 1976-77 (lost 26)
Most Consecutive Games Without Defeat, Season 23 Rochester, 1922-25 (lost 21, tied 2)
16 New England, 2007 (won 16), entire season Washington, 1960-61 (lost 20, tied 3)
14 Miami, 1972 (won 14), entire season 19 Dayton, 1927-29 (lost 18, tied 1)
Pittsburgh, 2004 (won 14) Chi. Cardinals, 1942-43, 1945 (lost 19)
Indianapolis, 2009 (won 14) Oakland, 1961-62 (lost 19)
Carolina, 2015 (won 14) Detroit, 2007-09 (lost 19)
13 Chi. Bears, 1926 (won 11, tied 2) Cle. Browns, 2016-18 (lost 18, tied 1)
Green Bay, 1929 (won 12, tied 1) Most Games Lost, Season
Chi. Bears, 1934 (won 13), entire season 16 Detroit, 2008
Bal. Colts, 1967 (won 11, tied 2) Cle. Browns, 2017
Denver, 1998 (won 13) 15 New Orleans, 1980
Indianapolis, 2005 (won 13) Dallas, 1989
New Orleans, 2009 (won 13) New England, 1990
Green Bay, 2011 (won 13) Indianapolis, 1991
Most Consecutive Games Without Defeat, Start of Season N.Y. Jets, 1996
16 New England, 2007 (won 16), entire season S.D. Chargers, 2000
14 Miami, 1972 (won 14), entire season Carolina, 2001
Indianapolis, 2009 (won 14) Miami, 2007
Carolina, 2015 (won 14) St.L. Rams, 2009
13 Chi. Bears, 1926 (won 11, tied 2) Cle. Browns, 2016
Green Bay, 1929 (won 12, tied 1), entire season 14 By many teams
Chi. Bears, 1934 (won 13), entire season Most Consecutive Games Lost, Season
Bal. Colts, 1967 (won 11, tied 2) 16 Detroit, 2008, entire season
Denver, 1998 (won 13) Cle. Browns, 2017, entire season
Indianapolis, 2005 (won 13) 15 Carolina, 2001
New Orleans, 2009 (won 13) 14 Tampa Bay, 1976
Green Bay, 2011 (won 13) New Orleans, 1980
Most Consecutive Games Without Defeat, End of Season Bal. Colts, 1981
16 New England, 2007 (won 16), entire season New England, 1990
14 Miami, 1972 (won 14), entire season Hou. Texans, 2013
Pittsburgh, 2004 (won 14) Cle. Browns, 2016
13 Green Bay, 1929 (won 12, tied 1), entire season Most Consecutive Games Lost, Start of Season
Chi. Bears, 1934 (won 13), entire season 16 Detroit, 2008, entire season
Most Consecutive Home Games Won Cle. Browns, 2017, entire season
27 Miami, 1971-74 14 Tampa Bay, 1976, entire season
25 Green Bay, 1995-98 New Orleans, 1980
24 Denver, 1996-98 Cle. Browns, 2016
Most Consecutive Home Games Without Defeat 13 Oakland, 1962
29 Green Bay, 1928-33 (won 26, tied 3) Indianapolis, 1986
27 Miami, 1971-74 (won 27) Miami, 2007
25 Green Bay, 1995-98 (won 25) Indianapolis, 2011
Most Consecutive Road Games Won Most Consecutive Games Lost, End of Season
18 San Francisco, 1988-90 16 Detroit, 2008, entire season
14 New England, 2016-17 Cle. Browns, 2017, entire season
12 New England, 2006-08 15 Carolina, 2001
Most Consecutive Road Games Without Defeat 14 Tampa Bay, 1976, entire season
18 San Francisco, 1988-90 (won 18) New England, 1990
14 New England, 2016-17 (won 14) Hou. Texans, 2013
13 Chi. Bears, 1941-43 (won 12, tied 1)

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Most Consecutive Games Without Victory, Season
16 Detroit, 2008 (lost 16), entire season
Cle. Browns, 2017 (lost 16), entire season
15 Carolina, 2001 (lost 15)
14 Tampa Bay, 1976 (lost 14), entire season
New Orleans, 1980 (lost 14)
Bal. Colts, 1981 (lost 14)
New England, 1990 (lost 14)
Hou. Texans, 2013 (lost 14)
Cle. Browns, 2016 (lost 14)
Most Consecutive Games Without Victory, Start of Season
16 Detroit, 2008 (lost 16), entire season
Cle. Browns, 2017 (lost 16), entire season
14 Tampa Bay, 1976 (lost 14), entire season
New Orleans, 1980 (lost 14)
Cle. Browns, 2016 (lost 14)
13 Washington, 1961 (lost 12, tied 1)
Oakland, 1962 (lost 13)
Indianapolis, 1986 (lost 13)
Miami, 2007 (lost 13)
Indianapolis, 2011 (lost 13)
Most Consecutive Games Without Victory, End of Season
16 Detroit, 2008 (lost 16), entire season
Cle. Browns, 2017 (lost 16), entire season
15 Carolina, 2001
14 Tampa Bay, 1976, (lost 14), entire season
New England, 1990 (lost 14)
Hou. Texans, 2013 (lost 14)
Most Consecutive Home Games Lost
14 Dallas, 1988-89
St.L. Rams, 2008-10
13 Hou. Oilers, 1972-73
Tampa Bay, 1976-77
N.Y. Jets, 1995-97
11 Oakland, 1961-62
L.A. Rams, 1961-63
Cincinnati, 1998-99
Tampa Bay, 2013-15
Tennessee, 2014-15
San Francisco, 2016-17
Most Consecutive Home Games Without Victory
14 Dallas, 1988-89 (lost 14)
St.L. Rams, 2008-10 (lost 14)
13 Hou. Oilers, 1972-73 (lost 13)
Tampa Bay, 1976-77 (lost 13)
N.Y. Jets, 1995-97 (lost 13)
Philadelphia, 1936-38 (lost 12, tied 1)
Most Consecutive Road Games Lost
26 Detroit, 2007-10
25 Cle. Browns, 2015-18
24 Detroit, 2001-03
Most Consecutive Road Games Without Victory
26 Detroit, 2007-10 (lost 26)
25 Cle. Browns, 2015-18 (lost 25)
24 Detroit, 2001-03 (lost 24)
Most Shutout Games Lost or Tied, Season
8 Frankford, 1927 (lost 6, tied 2)
Brooklyn, 1931 (lost 8)
7 Dayton, 1925 (lost 6, tied 1)
Orange, 1929 (lost 4, tied 3)
Frankford, 1931 (lost 6, tied 1)
6 By many teams
Most Consecutive Shutout Games Lost or Tied
8 Rochester, 1922-24 (lost 8)
7 Hammond, 1922-23 (lost 6, tied 1)
6 Providence, 1926-27 (lost 5, tied 1)
Brooklyn, 1942-43 (lost 6)
TIE GAMES
Most Tie Games, Season
6 Chi. Bears, 1932
5 Frankford, 1929
4 Chi. Bears, 1924
Orange, 1929
Portsmouth, 1932
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Most Consecutive Tie Games
3 Chi. Bears, 1932
2 By many teams
SCORING
Most Seasons Leading League
10 Chi. Bears, 1932, 1934-35, 1939, 1941-43,
1946-47, 1956
L.A./St.L. Rams, 1950-52, 1957, 1967, 1973,
1999-2001, 2017
9 San Francisco, 1953, 1965, 1970, 1987, 1989,
1992-95
Green Bay, 1931, 1936-38, 1961-62, 1996, 2011,
2014
6 S.D. Chargers, 1963, 1965, 1981-82, 1985, 2006
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 San Francisco, 1992-95
3 Green Bay, 1936-38
Chi. Bears, 1941-43
L.A. Rams, 1950-52
Oakland, 1967-69
St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
2 By many teams
POINTS
Most Points, Season
606 Denver, 2013
589 New England, 2007
565 Kansas City, 2018
Fewest Points, Season (Since 1932)
37 Cin. Reds/St.L. Gunners, 1934
38 Cin. Reds, 1933
Detroit, 1942
51 Pittsburgh, 1934
Philadelphia, 1936
Most Points, Game
72 Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 27, 1966
70 L.A. Rams vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 22, 1950
66 Rochester vs. *Fort Porter, Oct. 10, 1920
*Not a member of the American Professional
Football Association
65 Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Bulldogs, Nov. 13, 1949
L.A. Rams vs. Detroit, Oct. 29, 1950
Most Points, Both Teams, Game
113 Washington (72) vs. N.Y. Giants (41), Nov. 27, 1966
106 Cincinnati (58) vs. Cle. Browns (48), Nov. 28, 2004
105 L.A. Rams (54) vs. Kansas City (51), Nov. 19, 2018
Fewest Points, Both Teams, Game
0 In many games. Last time: N.Y. Giants vs. Detroit,
Nov. 7, 1943
Most Points, Shutout Victory, Game
66 Rochester vs. *Fort Porter, Oct. 10, 1920
*Not a member of the American Professional
Football Association
64 Philadelphia vs. Cin. Reds, Nov. 6, 1934
62 Akron vs. Oorang, Oct. 29, 1922
Most Consecutive Games Scoring
420 San Francisco, 1977-2004
394 Denver, 1992-2017
375 Indianapolis, 1994-2017
Fewest Points, Shutout Victory, Game
2 Akron vs. Buffalo, Nov. 29, 1923
Kansas City vs. Buffalo, Nov. 21, 1926
Frankford vs. Green Bay, Nov. 29, 1928
Green Bay vs. Chi. Bears, Oct. 16, 1932
Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Sept. 18, 1938
Most Points Overcome to Win Game
28 San Francisco vs. New Orleans, Dec. 7, 1980 (ot)
(trailed 7-35, won 38-35)
26 Buffalo vs. Indianapolis, Sept., 21, 1997
(trailed 0-26, won 37-35)
25 St.L. Cardinals vs. Tampa Bay, Nov. 8, 1987
(trailed 3-28, won 31-28)
Cle. Browns vs. Tennessee, Oct. 5, 2014
(trailed 3-28, won 29-28)
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Most Points Overcome to Tie Game
31 Denver vs. Buffalo, Nov. 27, 1960
(trailed 7-38, tied 38-38)
28 L.A. Rams vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 3, 1948
(trailed 0-28, tied 28-28)
Most Points, Each Half
1st: 49 Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay, Oct. 2, 1983
48 Buffalo vs. Miami, Sept. 18, 1966
45 Green Bay vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 12, 1967
Indianapolis vs. Denver, Oct. 31, 1988
Hou. Oilers vs. Cle. Browns, Dec. 9, 1990
Seattle vs. Minnesota, Sept. 29, 2002
New England vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
Philadelphia vs. Washington, Nov. 15, 2010
2nd: 49 Chi. Bears vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 30, 1941
48 Chi. Cardinals vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 2, 1950
N.Y. Giants vs. Bal. Colts, Nov. 19, 1950
45 Cincinnati vs. Hou. Oilers, Dec. 17, 1972
New England vs. Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012
Most Points, Both Teams, Each Half
1st: 70 Hou. Oilers (35) vs. Oakland (35), Dec. 22, 1963
63 Philadelphia (42) vs. Detroit (21), Sept. 23, 2007
62 N.Y. Jets (41) vs. Tampa Bay (21), Nov. 17, 1985
Indianapolis (35) vs. Cincinnati (27), Nov. 20, 2005
2nd: 66 Cle. Browns (35) vs. Cincinnati (31), Nov. 28, 2004
65 Washington (38) vs. N.Y. Giants (27), Nov. 27, 1966
62 L.A. Raiders (31) vs. S.D. Chargers (31), Jan. 2, 1983
Bal. Ravens (38) vs. Seattle (24), Nov. 23, 2003
Most Points, One Quarter
41 Green Bay vs. Detroit, Oct. 7, 1945 (second quarter)
L.A. Rams vs. Detroit, Oct. 29, 1950 (third quarter)
37 L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay, Sept. 21, 1980
(second quarter)
35 Chi. Cardinals vs. Bos. Yanks, Oct. 24, 1948
(third quarter)
Green Bay vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 12, 1967
(first quarter)
Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay, Oct. 2, 1983
(second quarter)
New England vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
(second quarter)
New England vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2012
(second quarter)
Most Points, Both Teams, One Quarter
49 Oakland (28) vs. Hou. Oilers (21), Dec. 22, 1963
(second quarter)
48 Green Bay (41) vs. Detroit (7), Oct. 7, 1945
(second quarter)
L.A. Rams (41) vs. Detroit (7), Oct. 29, 1950
(third quarter)
Detroit (34) vs. Chi. Bears (14), Sept. 30, 2007
(fourth quarter)
47 St.L. Cardinals (27) vs. Philadelphia (20),
Dec. 13, 1964 (second quarter)
Most Points, Each Quarter
1st: 35 Green Bay vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 12, 1967
31 Buffalo vs. Kansas City, Sept. 13, 1964
28 By 12 teams
2nd: 41 Green Bay vs. Detroit, Oct. 7, 1945
37 L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay, Sept. 21, 1980
35 Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay, Oct. 2, 1983
New England vs. Tennessee, Oct. 18, 2009
New England vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 22, 2012
3rd: 41 L.A. Rams vs. Detroit, Oct. 29, 1950
35 Chi. Cardinals vs. Bos. Yanks, Oct. 24, 1948
31 N.Y. Jets vs. Detroit, Sept. 10, 2018
4th: 34 Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Sept. 30, 2007
31 Oakland vs. Denver, Dec. 17, 1960
Oakland vs. S.D. Chargers, Dec. 8, 1963
Atlanta vs. Green Bay, Sept. 13, 1981
New England vs. Buffalo, Sept. 30, 2012
Denver vs. Washington, Oct. 27, 2013
30 N.Y. Jets vs. Miami, Oct. 23, 2000
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SCORING
Most Points, Both Teams, Each Quarter
1st: 42 Green Bay (35) vs. Cle. Browns (7), Nov. 12, 1967
41 Tennessee (24) vs. Indianapolis (17), Dec. 5, 2004
35 Dal. Texans (21) vs. N.Y. Titans (14), Nov. 11, 1962
Dallas (28) vs. Philadelphia (7), Oct. 19, 1969
Kansas City (21) vs. Seattle (14), Dec. 11, 1977
Detroit (21) vs. L.A. Raiders (14), Dec. 10, 1990
Dallas (21) vs. Atlanta (14), Dec. 22, 1991
Indianapolis (21) vs. Green Bay (14), Sept 26, 2004
Miami (21) vs. Buffalo (14), Dec. 5, 2004
Philadelphia (21) vs. New Orleans (14), Dec. 23, 2007
2nd: 49 Oakland (28) vs. Hou. Oilers (21), Dec. 22, 1963
48 Green Bay (41) vs. Detroit (7), Oct. 7, 1945
47 St.L. Cardinals (27) vs. Philadelphia (20), Dec. 13, 1964
3rd: 48 L.A. Rams (41) vs. Detroit (7), Oct. 29, 1950
42 Washington (28) vs. Philadelphia (14), Oct. 1, 1955
41 Green Bay (21) vs. N.Y. Yanks (20), Oct. 8, 1950
4th: 48 Detroit (34) vs. Chi. Bears (14), Sept. 30, 2007
46 Detroit (25) vs. Tennessee (21), Sept. 23, 2012
43 Atlanta (28) vs. Carolina (15), Nov. 23, 2008
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Seasons Leading League, Touchdowns
13 Chi. Bears, 1932, 1934-35, 1939, 1941-44,
1946-48, 1956, 1965
8 Green Bay, 1932, 1937-38, 1961-62, 1996, 2011, 2014
7 Dallas, 1966, 1968, 1971, 1973, 1977-78, 1980
San Francisco, 1953, 1970, 1987, 1992-95
L.A./St.L. Rams, 1949-52, 1999-2001
S.D. Chargers, 1963, 1965, 1979, 1981-82, 1985,
2006
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Touchdowns
4 Chi. Bears, 1941-44
L.A. Rams, 1949-52
San Francisco, 1992-95
3 Chi. Bears, 1946-48
Bal. Colts, 1957-59
Oakland, 1967-69
St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
2 By many teams
Most Touchdowns, Season
76 Denver, 2013
75 New England, 2007
71 Kansas City, 2018
Fewest Touchdowns, Season (Since 1932)
3 Cin. Reds, 1933
4 Cin. Reds/St.L. Gunners, 1934
5 Detroit, 1942
Most Touchdowns, Game
10 Rochester vs. *Fort Porter, Oct. 10, 1920
*Not a member of the American Professional
Football Association
Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 6, 1934
L.A. Rams vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 22, 1950
Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 27, 1966
9 Rock Island vs. Evansville, Oct. 15, 1922
Akron vs. Oorang, Oct. 29, 1922
Racine vs. Louisville, Nov. 5, 1922
Chi. Cardinals vs. Rochester, Oct. 7, 1923
Chi. Cardinals vs. Milwaukee, Dec. 10, 1925
Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 17, 1948
Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Bulldogs, Nov. 13, 1949
L.A. Rams vs. Detroit, Oct. 29, 1950
Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 30, 1952
Chi. Bears vs. San Francisco, Dec. 12, 1965
Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Dec. 7, 1980
8 By many teams
Most Touchdowns, Both Teams, Game
16 Washington (10) vs. N.Y. Giants (6), Nov. 27, 1966
14 Chi. Cardinals (9) vs. N.Y. Giants (5), Oct. 17, 1948
L.A. Rams (10) vs. Bal. Colts (4), Oct. 22, 1950
Hou. Oilers (7) vs. Oakland (7), Dec. 22, 1963
New Orleans (7) vs. N.Y. Giants (7), Nov. 1, 2015
L.A. Rams (7) vs. Kansas City (7), Nov. 19, 2018
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13 New Orleans (7) vs. St.L. Cardinals (6), Nov. 2, 1969 FIELD GOALS
Kansas City (7) vs. Seattle (6), Nov. 27, 1983 (ot) Most Seasons Leading League, Field Goals
S.D. Chargers (8) vs. Pittsburgh (5), Dec. 8, 1985 11 Green Bay, 1935-36, 1940-43, 1946-47, 1955,
N.Y. Jets (7) vs. Miami (6), Sept. 21, 1986 (ot) 1972, 1974
Cincinnati (7) vs. Cle. Browns (6), Nov. 28, 2004 9 L.A./St.L. Rams, 1949, 1951, 1958, 1966,
Most Consecutive Games Scoring Touchdowns 1973, 1978, 2003, 2006, 2010
166 Cle. Browns, 1957-69 8 Washington, 1945, 1956, 1971, 1976-77, 1979,
155 New Orleans, 2005-15 1982, 1992
151 S.D. Chargers, 2002-12 N.Y. Giants, 1933, 1937, 1939, 1941, 1944, 1959,
1983, 2008
POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN New England, 1961, 1963-64, 1986, 2004, 2008,
Most (One-Point) Points After Touchdown, Season 2013-14
75 Denver, 2013 Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Field Goals
74 New England, 2007 4 Green Bay, 1940-43
68 Green Bay, 2011 3 Cle. Browns, 1952-54
Fewest (One-Point) Points After Touchdown, Season 2 By many teams
2 Chi. Cardinals, 1933 Most Field Goals Attempted, Season
3 Cin. Reds, 1933 52 San Francisco, 2011
Pittsburgh, 1934 49 L.A. Rams, 1966
4 Cin. Reds/St.L. Gunners, 1934 Washington, 1971
Most (One-Point) Points After Touchdown, Game 48 Green Bay, 1972
10 L.A. Rams vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 22, 1950 Fewest Field Goals Attempted, Season (Since 1938)
9 Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 17, 1948 0 Chi. Bears, 1944
Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 30, 1952 2 Cle. Rams, 1939
Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 27, 1966 Card-Pitt, 1944
8 By many teams Bos. Yanks, 1946
Most (One-Point) Points After Touchdown, Both Teams, Game Chi. Bears, 1947
14 Chi. Cardinals (9) vs. N.Y. Giants (5), Oct. 17, 1948 3 Chi. Bears, 1945
Hou. Oilers (7) vs. Oakland (7), Dec. 22, 1963 Cle. Rams, 1945
Washington (9) vs. N.Y. Giants (5), Nov. 27, 1966 Most Field Goals Attempted, Game
New Orleans (7) vs. N.Y. Giants (7), Nov. 1, 2015 9 St.L. Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 24, 1967
13 L.A. Rams (10) vs. Bal. Colts (3), Oct. 22, 1950 8 Pittsburgh vs. St.L. Cardinals, Dec. 2, 1962
Cincinnati (7) vs. Cle. Browns (6), Nov. 28, 2004 Detroit vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1966
12 In many games N.Y. Jets vs. Buffalo, Nov. 3, 1968
Most Two-Point Conversions, Season Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 15, 2003 (ot)
8 Pittsburgh, 2015 Tennessee vs. Hou. Texans, Oct. 21, 2007
6 Miami, 1994 7 By many teams
Minnesota, 1997 Most Field Goals Attempted, Both Teams, Game
Philadelphia, 2017 11 St.L. Cardinals (6) vs. Pittsburgh (5), Nov. 13, 1966
L.A. Chargers, 2018 Washington (6) vs. Chi. Bears (5), Nov. 14, 1971
5 Arizona, 1995 Green Bay (6) vs. Detroit (5), Sept. 29, 1974
Bal. Ravens, 1996 Washington (6) vs. N.Y. Giants (5), Nov. 14, 1976
Jacksonville, 1996 10 In many games
Chi. Bears, 1997 Most Field Goals, Season
San Francisco, 1998 44 San Francisco, 2011
Pittsburgh, 2002 43 Arizona, 2005
St.L. Rams, 2012 41 Kansas City, 2017
Chi. Bears, 2013 Fewest Field Goals, Season (Since 1932)
Chi. Bears, 2014 0 Bos. Braves, 1932
Oakland, 2016 Chi. Cardinals, 1932, 1945
L.A. Rams, 2018 Green Bay, 1932, 1944
Philadelphia, 2018 N.Y. Giants, 1932
Most Two-Point Conversions, Game Bos. Redskins, 1935
4 St.L. Rams vs. Atlanta, Oct. 15, 2000 Brooklyn, 1944
3 Bal. Ravens vs. New England, Oct. 6, 1996 Card-Pitt, 1944
Pittsburgh vs. Tennessee, Nov. 1, 1998 Chi. Bears, 1944, 1947
Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Nov. 19, 2017 Bos. Yanks, 1946
L.A. Rams vs. Arizona, Sept. 16, 2018 Bal. Colts, 1950
2 By many teams Dal. Texans, 1952
Most Two-Point Conversions, Both Teams, Game Most Field Goals, Game
5 Bal. Ravens (3) vs. New England (2), Oct. 6, 1996 8 Tennessee vs. Hou. Texans, Oct. 21, 2007
St.L. Rams (4) vs. Atlanta (1), Oct. 15, 2000 7 St.L. Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 24, 1967
3 Seattle (2) vs. Kansas City (1), Oct. 23, 1994 Minnesota vs. L.A. Rams, Nov. 5, 1989 (ot)
Minnesota (2) vs. Seattle (1), Nov. 10, 1996 Dallas vs. Green Bay, Nov. 18, 1996
Pittsburgh (3) vs. Tennessee (0), Nov. 1, 1998 Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 15, 2003 (ot)
Philadelphia (2) vs. Detroit (1), Dec. 8, 2013 Cincinnati vs. Bal. Ravens, Nov. 11, 2007
Pittsburgh (2) vs. San Francisco (1), Sept. 20, 2015 Kansas City vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 4, 2015
Philadelphia (3) vs. Dallas (0), Nov. 19, 2017 L.A. Rams vs. Dallas, Oct. 1, 2017
L.A. Rams (3) vs. Arizona (0), Sept. 16, 2018 N.Y. Jets vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 14, 2018
Cle. Browns (2) vs. Oakland (1), Sept. 30, 2018 (ot) 6 By many teams
Chi. Bears (2) vs. Minnesota (1), Nov. 18, 2018 Most Field Goals, Both Teams, Game
2 In many games 9 S.D. Chargers (5) vs. Kansas City (4), Sept. 29, 1996
Miami (6) vs. New England (3), Oct. 17, 1999
Hou. Texans (5) vs. Miami (4), Oct. 7, 2007
Dallas (6) vs. Washington (3), Sept. 26, 2011

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San Francisco (5) vs. Arizona (4), Oct. 1, 2017 (ot)
Minnesota (6) vs. Bal. Ravens (3), Oct. 22, 2017
San Francisco (6) vs. Tennessee (3), Dec. 17, 2017
N.Y. Jets (7) vs. Indianapolis (2), Oct. 14, 2018
Kansas CIty (4) vs. New England (5), Oct. 14, 2018
8 In many games
Most Consecutive Games Scoring Field Goals
38 Bal. Ravens, 1999-2001
36 San Francisco, 2010-13
New Orleans, 2016-18
34 New England, 2010-12
SAFETIES
Most Safeties, Season
4 Cle. Bulldogs, 1927
Detroit, 1962
Seattle, 1993
San Francisco, 1996
Tennessee, 1999
3 By many teams
Most Safeties, Game
3 L.A. Rams vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 30, 1984
2 N.Y. Giants vs. Pottsville, Oct. 30, 1927
Chi. Bears vs. Pottsville, Nov. 13, 1927
Detroit vs. Brooklyn, Dec. 1, 1935
N.Y. Giants vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 17, 1950
N.Y. Giants vs. Washington, Nov. 5, 1961
Chi. Bears vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 9, 1969
Dallas vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 19, 1972
L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay, Oct. 21, 1973
Oakland vs. S.D. Chargers, Oct. 26, 1975
Denver vs. Seattle, Jan. 2, 1983
New Orleans vs. Cle. Browns, Sept. 13, 1987
Buffalo vs. Denver, Nov. 8, 1987
San Francisco vs. St.L. Rams, Sept. 8, 1996
Jacksonville vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 3, 1999
Minnesota vs. Atlanta, Oct. 5, 2003
Dallas vs. Arizona, Oct. 5, 2003
Buffalo vs. Hou. Texans, Nov. 16, 2003
Minnesota vs. Green Bay, Nov. 9, 2008
St.L. Rams vs. Arizona, Nov. 6, 2011 (ot)
Miami vs. Denver, Dec. 3, 2017
Most Safeties, Both Teams, Game
3 L.A. Rams (3) vs. N.Y. Giants (0), Sept. 30, 1984
2 Chi. Cardinals (1) vs. Frankford (1), Nov. 19, 1927
Chi. Cardinals (1) vs. Cin. Reds (1), Nov. 12, 1933
Chi. Bears (1) vs. San Francisco (1), Oct. 19, 1952
Cincinnati (1) vs. L.A. Rams (1), Oct. 22, 1972
Chi. Bears (1) vs. San Francisco (1), Sept. 19, 1976
Bal. Colts (1) vs. Miami (1), Oct. 29, 1978
Atlanta (1) vs. Detroit (1), Oct. 5, 1980
Hou. Oilers (1) vs. Philadelphia (1), Oct. 2, 1988
Cle. Browns (1) vs. Seattle (1), Nov. 14, 1993
Arizona (1) vs. Hou. Oilers (1), Dec. 4, 1994
(Also see previous record)
FIRST DOWNS
Most Seasons Leading League
9 Chi. Bears, 1935, 1939, 1941, 1943, 1945,
1947-49, 1955
8 L.A./St.L. Rams, 1946, 1950-51, 1954, 1957,
1973, 2001, 2018
7 S.D. Chargers, 1965, 1969, 1980-83, 1985
Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts, 1958-59, 1967, 2003,
2005-06, 2010
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
4 S.D. Chargers, 1980-83
3 Chi. Bears, 1947-49
New England, 2007-09
New Orleans, 2014-16
2 By many teams
Most First Downs, Season
444 New England, 2012
435 Denver, 2013
416 New Orleans, 2011
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Fewest First Downs, Season
51 Cin. Reds, 1933
64 Pittsburgh, 1935
67 Philadelphia, 1937
Most First Downs, Game
40 New Orleans vs. Dallas, Nov. 10, 2013
39 N.Y. Jets vs. Miami, Nov. 27, 1988
Washington vs. Detroit, Nov. 4, 1990 (ot)
Hou. Texans vs. Jacksonville, Nov. 18, 2012 (ot)
Denver vs. Tennessee, Dec. 8, 2013
38 L.A. Rams vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 13, 1966
Fewest First Downs, Game
0 N.Y. Giants vs. Green Bay, Oct. 1, 1933
Pittsburgh vs. Bos. Redskins, Oct. 29, 1933
Philadelphia vs. Detroit, Sept. 20, 1935
N.Y. Giants vs. Washington, Sept. 27, 1942
Denver vs. Hou. Oilers, Sept. 3, 1966
Most First Downs, Both Teams, Game
65 Cincinnati (35) vs. Washington (30),
Oct. 30, 2016 (ot)
64 Seattle (32) vs. Kansas City (32), Nov. 24, 2002
63 New Orleans (35) vs. N.Y. Giants (28), Nov. 1, 2015
Fewest First Downs, Both Teams, Game
7 Chi. Cardinals (2) vs. Detroit (5), Sept. 15, 1940
9 Pittsburgh (1) vs. Bos. Redskins (8), Oct. 27, 1935
Bos. Redskins (4) vs. Brooklyn (5), Nov. 24, 1935
N.Y. Giants (3) vs. Detroit (6), Nov. 7, 1943
Pittsburgh (4) vs. Chi. Cardinals (5), Nov. 11, 1945
N.Y. Bulldogs (1) vs. Philadelphia (8), Sept. 22, 1949
10 Philadelphia (4) vs. Brooklyn (6), Nov. 5, 1944
N.Y. Giants (4) vs. Washington (6), Dec. 11, 1960
Most First Downs, Rushing, Season
181 New England, 1978
177 L.A. Rams, 1973
176 Chi. Bears, 1985
Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Season
36 Cle. Rams, 1942
Bos. Yanks, 1944
39 Brooklyn, 1943
40 Philadelphia, 1940
Detroit, 1945
Most First Downs, Rushing, Game
25 Philadelphia vs. Washington, Dec. 2, 1951
23 St.L. Cardinals vs. New Orleans, Oct. 5, 1980
21 Cle. Browns vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 13, 1959
Green Bay vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 11, 1962
L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans, Nov. 25, 1973
Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City, Nov. 7, 1976
New England vs. Denver, Nov. 28, 1976
Oakland vs. Green Bay, Sept. 17, 1978
Buffalo vs. Washington, Nov. 3, 1996
San Francisco vs. Detroit, Dec. 14, 1998
Kansas City vs. Atlanta, Oct. 24, 2004
Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Game
0 By many teams. Last time:
N.Y. Giants vs. Arizona, Dec. 24, 2017
Most First Downs, Rushing, Both Teams, Game
36 Philadelphia (25) vs. Washington (11), Dec. 2, 1951
31 Detroit (18) vs. Washington (13), Sept. 30, 1951
30 L.A. Rams (17) vs. Minnesota (13), Nov. 5, 1961
New Orleans (17) vs. Green Bay (13), Sept. 9, 1979
New Orleans (16) vs. San Francisco (14), Nov. 11, 1979
New England (16) vs. Kansas City (14), Oct. 4, 1981
Indianapolis (18) vs. Denver (12), Sept. 30, 2007
Fewest First Downs, Rushing, Both Teams, Game
1 Oakland (0) vs. Tennessee (1), Sept. 7, 2003
Carolina (0) vs. Detroit (1), Oct. 16, 2005
2 Hou. Oilers (0) vs. Denver (2), Dec. 2, 1962
N.Y. Jets, (1) vs. St.L. Rams (1), Dec. 3, 1995
Miami (1) vs. S.D. Chargers (1), Dec. 19, 1999
New Orleans (0) vs. Bal. Ravens (2), Dec. 19, 1999
Bal. Ravens (0) vs. Tennessee (2), Sept. 18, 2005
Pittsburgh (1) vs. Bal. Ravens (1), Nov. 5, 2007
Arizona (1) vs. San Francisco (1), Sept. 13, 2009
Detroit (1) vs. Jacksonville (1), Nov. 20, 2016
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3 In many games Detroit (6) vs. S.D. Chargers (5), Nov. 11, 1996
Most First Downs, Passing, Season Philadelphia (8) vs. Chi. Bears (3), Nov. 3, 2002
293 Denver, 2013 Arizona (6) vs. St.L. Rams (5), Dec. 3, 2006
280 New Orleans, 2011 Indianapolis (6) vs. Green Bay (5), Oct. 19, 2008
272 Detroit, 2012 Buffalo (8) vs. N.Y. Jets (3), Sept. 22, 2013
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Season S.D. Chargers (6) vs. Bal. Ravens (5), Nov. 30, 2014
18 Pittsburgh, 1941 Oakland (6) vs. Bal. Ravens (5), Sept. 20, 2015
23 Brooklyn, 1942 San Francisco (6) vs. Denver (5), Dec. 9, 2018
N.Y. Giants, 1944
24 N.Y. Giants, 1943 NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING AND PASSING
Most First Downs, Passing, Game Most Seasons Leading League
29 N.Y. Giants vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 13, 1985 12 Chi. Bears, 1932, 1934-35, 1939, 1941-44, 1947,
28 Tennessee vs. Oakland, Dec. 19, 2004 1949, 1955-56
27 S.D. Chargers vs. Seattle, Sept. 15, 1985 9 L.A./St.L. Rams, 1946, 1950-51, 1954, 1957,
Detroit vs. Green Bay, Jan. 1, 2012 1973, 1999-2001
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Game 8 S.D. Chargers, 1963, 1965, 1980-83, 1985, 2010
0 By many teams. Last time: Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
Pittsburgh vs. Tennessee, Sept. 19, 2010 4 Chi. Bears, 1941-44
Most First Downs, Passing, Both Teams, Game S.D. Chargers, 1980-83
47 Detroit (27) vs. Green Bay (20), Jan. 1, 2012 3 Bal. Colts, 1958-60
46 Indianapolis (23) vs. Hou. Texans (23), Hou. Oilers, 1960-62
Sept. 30, 2018 (ot) Oakland, 1968-70
44 New Orleans (23) vs. Green Bay (21), St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
Sept. 30, 2012 2 By many teams
Fewest First Downs, Passing, Both Teams, Game Most Yards Gained, Season
0 Brooklyn vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 29, 1942 7,474 New Orleans, 2011
1 Green Bay (0) vs. Cle. Rams (1), Sept. 21, 1941 7,317 Denver, 2013
Pittsburgh (0) vs. Brooklyn (1), Oct. 11, 1942 7,075 St.L. Rams, 2000
N.Y. Giants (0) vs. Detroit (1), Nov. 7, 1943 Fewest Yards Gained, Season
Pittsburgh (0) vs. Chi. Cardinals (1), Nov. 11, 1945 1,150 Cin. Reds, 1933
N.Y. Bulldogs (0) vs. Philadelphia (1), Sept. 22, 1949 1,443 Chi. Cardinals, 1934
Chi. Bears (0) vs. Buffalo (1), Oct. 7, 1979 1,486 Chi. Cardinals, 1933
2 In many games Most Yards Gained, Game
Most First Downs, Penalty, Season 735 L.A. Rams vs. N.Y. Yanks, Sept. 28, 1951
50 New England, 2017 683 Pittsburgh vs. Chi. Cardinals, Dec. 13, 1958
47 Buffalo, 2002 682 Chi. Bears vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 14, 1943
Indianapolis, 2004 Fewest Yards Gained, Game
Hou. Texans, 2017 –7 Seattle vs. L.A. Rams, Nov. 4, 1979
46 N.Y. Giants, 2015 –5 Denver vs. Oakland, Sept. 10, 1967
Chi. Bears, 2018 14 Chi. Cardinals vs. Detroit, Sept. 15, 1940
Fewest First Downs, Penalty, Season Most Yards Gained, Both Teams, Game
2 Brooklyn, 1940 1,133 L.A. Rams (636) vs. N.Y. Yanks (497),
4 Chi. Cardinals, 1940 Nov. 19, 1950
N.Y. Giants, 1942, 1944 1,125 Detroit (575) vs. Green Bay (550), Jan. 1, 2012
Washington, 1944 1,111 Hou. Texans (653) vs. Jacksonville (458),
Cle. Browns, 1952 Nov. 18, 2012 (ot)
Kansas City, 1969 Fewest Yards Gained, Both Teams, Game
5 Brooklyn, 1939 30 Chi. Cardinals (14) vs. Detroit (16), Sept. 15, 1940
Chi. Bears, 1939 136 Chi. Cardinals (50) vs. Green Bay (86), Nov. 18, 1934
Detroit, 1953 154 N.Y. Giants (51) vs. Washington (103), Dec. 11, 1960
L.A. Rams, 1953 Most Consecutive Games, 400 or More Yards Gained
Hou. Oilers, 1982 11 S.D. Chargers, 1982-83
Most First Downs, Penalty, Game 10 Denver, 2012-13
11 Denver vs. Hou. Oilers, Oct. 6, 1985 9 New England, 2006-07
10 Dallas vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 18, 2012 (ot) Most Consecutive Games, 300 or More Yards Gained
N.Y. Giants vs. Denver, Sept. 15, 2013 36 Minnesota, 2002-04
9 Chi. Bears vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 25, 1951 30 Minnesota, 1999-2000
Bal. Colts vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 30, 1977 St.L. Rams, 2000-02
N.Y. Jets vs. Hou. Oilers, Sept. 18, 1988 New Orleans, 2013-15
Dallas vs. Detroit, Nov. 20, 2005 29 L.A. Rams, 1949-51
Atlanta vs. New Orleans, Dec. 7, 2017 New Orleans, 2008-09
Most First Downs, Penalty, Both Teams, Game Denver, 2012-13
13 New England (8) vs. Bal. Ravens (5), Sept. 23, 2012
12 Buffalo (7) vs. San Francisco (5), Oct. 4, 1998 RUSHING
Detroit (8) vs. Bal. Ravens (4), Oct. 9, 2005 Most Seasons Leading League
Dallas (10) vs. Cle. Browns (2), Nov. 18, 2012 (ot) 16 Chi. Bears, 1932, 1934-35, 1939-42, 1951,
Buffalo (6) vs. New England (6), Oct. 30, 2016 1955-56, 1968, 1977, 1983-86
Cincinnati (8) vs. Washington (4), Oct. 30, 2016 (ot) 9 Buffalo, 1962, 1964, 1973, 1975, 1982, 1991-92,
Hou. Texans (8) vs. Jacksonville (4), Sept. 10, 2017 2015-16
11 Chi. Bears (9) vs. Cle. Browns (2), Nov. 25, 1951 6 Cle. Browns, 1958-59, 1963, 1965-67
Cincinnati (8) vs. N.Y. Jets (3), Oct. 6, 1985 San Francisco, 1952-54, 1987, 1998-99
Denver (11) vs. Hou. Oilers (0), Oct. 6, 1985 Dal. Texans/K.C. Chiefs, 1961, 1966, 1968-69,
Detroit (6) vs. Dallas (5), Nov. 8, 1987 1995, 2010
N.Y. Jets (9) vs. Hou. Oilers (2), Sept. 18, 1988
Kansas City (8) vs. L.A. Raiders (3), Oct. 3, 1993

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Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League Most Yards Gained Rushing, Both Teams, Game
4 Chi. Bears, 1939-42 595 L.A. Rams (371) vs. N.Y. Yankees (224),
Chi. Bears, 1983-86 Nov. 18, 1951
3 Detroit, 1936-38 574 Chi. Bears (396) vs. Pittsburgh (178), Oct. 10, 1934
San Francisco, 1952-54 558 Bos. Redskins (420) vs. N.Y. Giants (138),
Cle. Browns, 1965-67 Oct. 8, 1933
Atlanta, 2004-06 Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Both Teams, Game
2 By many teams –15 Detroit (–53) vs. Chi. Cardinals (38), Oct. 17, 1943
4 Detroit (–10) vs. Chi. Cardinals (14), Sept. 15, 1940
ATTEMPTS 45 S.D. Chargers (21) vs. Philadelphia (24),
Most Rushing Attempts, Season Oct. 23, 2005
681 Oakland, 1977
674 Chi. Bears, 1984 AVERAGE GAIN
671 New England, 1978 Highest Average Gain, Rushing, Season
Fewest Rushing Attempts, Season 5.74 Cle. Browns, 1963
211 Philadelphia, 1982 5.65 San Francisco, 1954
219 San Francisco, 1982 5.56 S.D. Chargers, 1963
225 Hou. Oilers, 1982 Lowest Average Gain, Rushing, Season
Most Rushing Attempts, Game 0.94 Philadelphia, 1940
72 Chi. Bears vs. Brooklyn, Oct. 20, 1935 1.45 Bos. Yanks, 1944
70 Chi. Cardinals vs. Green Bay, Dec. 5, 1948 1.55 Pittsburgh, 1935
69 Chi. Cardinals vs. Green Bay, Dec. 6, 1936
Kansas City vs. Cincinnati, Sept. 3, 1978 TOUCHDOWNS
Fewest Rushing Attempts, Game Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Season
6 Chi. Cardinals vs. Bos. Redskins, Oct. 22, 1933 36 Green Bay, 1962
New England vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 31, 2004 33 Pittsburgh, 1976
Arizona vs. Minnesota, Nov. 26, 2006 32 Kansas City, 2003
Minnesota vs. Buffalo, Sept. 23, 2018 S.D. Chargers, 2006
7 Oakland vs. Buffalo, Oct. 5, 1963 Fewest Touchdowns, Rushing, Season
Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Giants, Dec. 8, 1985 1 Brooklyn, 1934
Seattle vs. L.A. Raiders, Nov. 17, 1991 2 Chi. Cardinals, 1933
Green Bay vs. Miami, Sept. 11, 1994 Cin. Reds, 1933
Detroit vs. Minnesota, Dec. 2, 2007 Pittsburgh, 1934
Arizona vs. Minnesota, Dec. 14, 2008 Philadelphia, 1935
8 Denver vs. Oakland, Dec. 17, 1960 Philadelphia, 1936
Buffalo vs. St.L. Cardinals, Sept. 9, 1984 Philadelphia, 1937
Detroit vs. San Francisco, Oct. 20, 1991 Philadelphia, 1938
Atlanta vs. Detroit, Sept. 5, 1993 Pittsburgh, 1940
St.L. Rams vs. San Francisco, Nov. 2, 2003 Philadelphia, 1972
N.Y. Jets vs. Denver, Nov. 20, 2005 N.Y. Jets, 1995
St.L. Rams vs. Carolina, Nov. 19, 2006 Arizona, 2005
Detroit vs. Arizona, Nov. 11, 2007 3 By many teams
S.D. Chargers vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 4, 2009 Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Game
S.D. Chargers vs. Oakland, Dec. 5, 2010 9 Rock Island vs. Evansville, Oct. 15, 1922
Chi. Bears vs. Detroit, Nov. 27, 2014 Racine vs. Louisville, Nov. 5, 1922
Most Rushing Attempts, Both Teams, Game 8 Chi. Cardinals vs. Rochester, Oct. 7, 1923
108 Chi. Bears (70) vs. Green Bay (38), Dec. 5, 1948 Kansas City vs. Atlanta, Oct. 24, 2004
105 Oakland (62) vs. Atlanta (43), Nov. 30, 1975 (ot) 7 By many teams
104 Chi. Bears (64) vs. Pittsburgh (40), Oct. 18, 1936 Most Touchdowns, Rushing, Both Teams, Game
Fewest Rushing Attempts, Both Teams, Game 9 Rock Island (9) vs. Evansville (0), Oct. 15, 1922
16 Chi. Cardinals (6) vs. Bos. Redskins (10), Racine (9) vs. Louisville (0), Nov. 5, 1922
Oct. 22, 1933 8 Chi. Cardinals (8) vs. Rochester (0), Oct. 7, 1923
30 Minnesota (15) vs. New England (15), Oct. 30, 2006 Canton (7) vs. Cle. Indians (1), Nov. 25, 1923
31 Green Bay (12) vs. Pittsburgh (19), Dec. 20, 2009 L.A. Rams (6) vs. N.Y. Yanks (2), Nov. 18, 1951
Chi. Bears (8) vs. Detroit (23), Nov. 27, 2014 Chi. Bears (5) vs. Green Bay (3), Nov. 6, 1955
Denver (5) vs. Kansas City (3), Dec. 7, 2003
YARDS GAINED Kansas City (8) vs. Atlanta (0), Oct. 24, 2004
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Season 7 In many games
3,165 New England, 1978
3,088 Buffalo, 1973 PASSING
2,986 Kansas City, 1978
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Season ATTEMPTS
298 Philadelphia, 1940 Most Passes Attempted, Season
467 Detroit, 1946 740 Detroit, 2012
471 Bos. Yanks, 1944 709 Minnesota, 1981
Most Yards Gained Rushing, Game 699 New England, 1994
426 Detroit vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 4, 1934 Fewest Passes Attempted, Season
423 N.Y. Giants vs. Bal. Colts, Nov. 19, 1950 102 Cin. Reds, 1933
420 Bos. Redskins vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 8, 1933 106 Bos. Redskins, 1933
Fewest Yards Gained Rushing, Game 120 Detroit, 1937
–53 Detroit vs. Chi. Cardinals, Oct. 17, 1943 Most Passes Attempted, Game
–36 Philadelphia vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 19, 1939 70 New England vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994 (ot)
–33 Brooklyn vs. Phil-Pitt, Oct. 2, 1943 Detroit vs. Arizona, Oct. 11, 2015
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68 Hou. Oilers vs. Buffalo, Nov 1, 1964
Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 30, 2001 (ot)
Fewest Passes Attempted, Game
0 Green Bay vs. Portsmouth, Oct. 8, 1933
Detroit vs. Cle. Rams, Sept. 10, 1937
Pittsburgh vs. Brooklyn, Nov. 16, 1941
Pittsburgh vs. L.A. Rams, Nov. 13, 1949
Cle. Browns vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 3, 1950
Most Passes Attempted, Both Teams, Game
112 New England (70) vs. Minnesota (42),
Nov. 13, 1994 (ot)
110 Denver (57) vs. New England (53), Nov. 2, 2014
109 Detroit (61) vs. Hou. Texans (48), Nov. 22, 2012 (ot)
Fewest Passes Attempted, Both Teams, Game
4 Chi. Cardinals (1) vs. Detroit (3), Nov. 3, 1935
Detroit (0) vs. Cle. Rams (4), Sept. 10, 1937
6 Chi. Cardinals (2) vs. Detroit (4), Sept. 15, 1940
8 Brooklyn (2) vs. Philadelphia (6), Oct. 1, 1939
COMPLETIONS
Most Passes Completed, Season
472 New Orleans, 2011
New Orleans, 2016
461 Denver, 2013
460 New Orleans, 2015
Fewest Passes Completed, Season
25 Cin. Reds, 1933
33 Bos. Redskins, 1933
34 Chi. Cardinals, 1934
Most Passes Completed, Game
45 New England vs. Minnesota, Nov. 13, 1994 (ot)
44 Pittsburgh vs. Bal. Ravens, Dec. 10, 2017
43 Washington vs. Detroit, Nov. 4, 1990 (ot)
Oakland vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 15, 2002
Detroit vs. Tennessee, Sept. 23, 2012 (ot)
Hou. Texans vs. Jacksonville, Nov. 18, 2012 (ot)
S.D. Chargers vs. Green Bay, Oct. 18, 2015
Fewest Passes Completed, Game
0 By many teams. Last time: Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets,
Sept. 29, 1974
Most Passes Completed, Both Teams, Game
72 Detroit (43) vs. Tennessee (29), Sept. 23, 2012 (ot)
Indianapolis (38) vs. New England (34), Oct. 4, 2018
71 New England (45) vs. Minnesota (26),
Nov. 13, 1994 (ot)
69 New Orleans (39) vs. N.Y. Giants (30), Nov. 1, 2015
Indianapolis (40) vs. Hou. Texans (29),
Sept. 30, 2018 (ot)
Fewest Passes Completed, Both Teams, Game
1 Chi. Cardinals (0) vs. Philadelphia (1), Nov. 8, 1936
Detroit (0) vs. Cle. Rams (1), Sept. 10, 1937
Chi. Cardinals (0) vs. Detroit (1), Sept. 15, 1940
Brooklyn (0) vs. Pittsburgh (1), Nov. 29, 1942
2 Chi. Cardinals (0) vs. Detroit (2), Nov. 3, 1935
Buffalo (0) vs. N.Y. Jets (2), Sept. 29, 1974
Chi. Cardinals (0) vs. Green Bay (2), Nov. 18, 1934
3 In seven games
YARDS GAINED
Most Seasons Leading League, Passing Yardage
11 L.A./S.D. Chargers, 1965, 1968, 1971,
1978-83, 1985, 2017
9 Ind./Bal. Colts, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1963, 1976,
2003-04, 2010, 2014
8 Chi. Bears, 1932, 1939, 1941, 1943, 1945, 1949,
1954, 1964
Washington, 1938, 1940, 1944, 1947-48, 1967,
1974, 1989
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Passing Yardage
6 S.D. Chargers, 1978-83
4 Green Bay, 1934-37
3 Miami, 1986-88
Hou. Oilers, 1990-92
St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
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Most Yards Gained, Passing, Season
5,444 Denver, 2013
5,347 New Orleans, 2011
5,232 St.L. Rams, 2000
Fewest Yards Gained, Passing, Season
302 Chi. Cardinals, 1934
357 Cin. Reds, 1933
459 Bos. Redskins, 1934
Most Yards Gained Passing, Game
554 L.A. Rams vs. N.Y. Yankees, Sept. 28, 1951
530 Minnesota vs. Bal. Colts, Sept. 28, 1969
522 Pittsburgh vs. Indianapolis, Oct. 26, 2014
Fewest Yards Gained, Passing, Game
–53 Denver vs. Oakland, Sept. 10, 1967
–52 Cincinnati vs. Hou. Oilers, Oct. 31, 1971
–39 Atlanta vs. San Francisco, Oct. 23, 1976
Most Yards Gained, Passing, Both Teams, Game
971 Detroit (502) vs. Green Bay (469), Jan. 1, 2012
907 Pittsburgh (522) vs Indianapolis (385), Oct. 26, 2014
906 New England (516) vs. Miami (390), Sept. 12, 2011
Fewest Yards Gained, Passing, Both Teams, Game
–11 Green Bay (–10) vs. Dallas (–1), Oct. 24, 1965
1 Chi. Cardinals (0) vs. Philadelphia (1), Nov. 8, 1936
7 Brooklyn (0) vs. Pittsburgh (7), Nov. 29, 1942
TIMES SACKED
Most Seasons Leading League, Fewest Times Sacked
10 Miami, 1973, 1982-90
8 Ind./Bal. Colts, 1999-2000, 2004-06, 2009-10, 2018
5 N.Y. Jets, 1965-66, 1968, 1993, 2000
L.A./S.D. Chargers, 1963-64, 1967, 1968, 2017
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Fewest Times Sacked
9 Miami, 1982-90
3 St.L. Cardinals, 1974-76
Indianapolis, 2004-06
2 By many teams
Most Times Sacked, Season
104 Philadelphia, 1986
78 Arizona, 1997
76 Hou. Texans, 2002
Fewest Times Sacked, Season
7 Miami, 1988
8 San Francisco, 1970
St.L. Cardinals, 1975
9 N.Y. Jets, 1966
Washington, 1991
Most Times Sacked, Game
12 Pittsburgh vs. Dallas, Nov. 20, 1966
Bal. Colts vs. St.L. Cardinals, Oct. 26, 1980
Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Dec. 16, 1984
Hou. Oilers vs. Dallas, Sept. 29, 1985
Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 30, 2007
11 St.L. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 1, 1964
L.A. Rams vs. Bal. Colts, Nov. 22, 1964
Denver vs. Buffalo, Dec. 13, 1964
Green Bay vs. Detroit, Nov. 7, 1965
Buffalo vs. Oakland, Oct. 15, 1967
Denver vs. Oakland, Nov. 5, 1967
Atlanta vs. St.L. Cardinals, Nov. 24, 1968
Detroit vs. Dallas, Oct. 6, 1975
Philadelphia vs. St.L. Cardinals, Dec. 18, 1983
Cle. Browns vs. Kansas City, Sept. 30, 1984
Minnesota vs. Chi. Bears, Oct. 28, 1984
Atlanta vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 18, 1984
Dallas vs. S.D. Chargers, Nov. 16, 1986
Philadelphia vs. Detroit, Nov. 16, 1986
Philadelphia vs. L.A. Raiders, Nov. 30, 1986 (ot)
L.A. Raiders vs. Seattle, Dec. 8, 1986
N.Y. Jets vs. Dallas, Oct. 4, 1987
Philadelphia vs. Chi. Bears, Oct. 4, 1987
Dallas vs. Philadelphia, Sept. 15, 1991
Cle. Browns vs. Indianapolis, Sept. 6, 1992
N.Y. Jets vs. S.D. Chargers, Dec. 23, 2012
Tennessee vs. Bal. Ravens, Oct. 14, 2018
10 By many teams
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Most Times Sacked, Both Teams, Game
18 Green Bay (10) vs. S.D. Chargers (8), Sept. 24,
1978
17 Buffalo (10) vs. N.Y. Titans (7), Nov. 23, 1961
Pittsburgh (12) vs. Dallas (5), Nov. 20, 1966
Atlanta (9) vs. Philadelphia (8), Dec. 16, 1984
Philadelphia (11) vs. L.A. Raiders (6), Nov. 30, 1986 (ot)
16 L.A. Rams (11) vs. Bal. Colts (5), Nov. 22, 1964
Buffalo (11) vs. Oakland (5), Oct. 15, 1967
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Most Seasons Leading League, Completion Percentage
14 San Francisco, 1952, 1957-58, 1965, 1981, 1983,
1987, 1989, 1992-97
12 Washington, 1937, 1939-40, 1942-45, 1947-48,
1969-70, 2015
8 Green Bay, 1936, 1941, 1961-62, 1964, 1966,
1968, 1998
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League,
Completion Percentage
6 San Francisco, 1992-97
4 Washington, 1942-45
Kansas City, 1966-69
3 Cle. Browns, 1953-55
St.L. Rams, 1999-2001
New Orleans, 2009-11
Highest Completion Percentage, Season
73.41 New Orleans, 2018 (381-519)
72.01 New Orleans, 2017 (386-536)
71.30 New Orleans, 2011 (662-472)
Lowest Completion Percentage, Season
22.9 Philadelphia, 1936 (170-39)
24.5 Cin. Reds, 1933 (102-25)
25.0 Pittsburgh, 1941 (168-42)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Season
55 Denver, 2013
51 Indianapolis, 2004
Green Bay, 2011
50 New England, 2007
Kansas CIty, 2018
Fewest Touchdowns, Passing, Season
0 Cin. Reds, 1933
Pittsburgh, 1945
1 Bos. Braves, 1932
Bos. Redskins, 1933
Chi. Cardinals, 1934
Cin. Reds/St.L. Gunners, 1934
Detroit, 1942
2 Chi. Cardinals, 1932
Staten Island, 1932
Chi. Cardinals, 1935
Brooklyn, 1936
Pittsburgh, 1942
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Game
7 Chi. Bears vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 14, 1943
Philadelphia vs. Washington, Oct. 17, 1954
Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Titans, Nov. 19, 1961
Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Titans, Oct. 14, 1962
N.Y. Giants vs. Washington, Oct. 28, 1962
Minnesota vs. Bal. Colts, Sept. 28, 1969
S.D. Chargers vs. Oakland, Nov. 22, 1981
Denver vs. Bal. Ravens, Sept. 5, 2013
Philadelphia vs. Oakland, Nov. 3, 2013
New Orleans vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 1, 2015
6 By many teams
Most Touchdowns, Passing, Both Teams, Game
13 New Orleans (7) vs. N.Y. Giants (6), Nov. 1, 2015
12 New Orleans (6) vs. St.L. Cardinals (6), Nov. 2, 1969
11 N.Y. Giants (7) vs. Washington (4), Oct. 28, 1962
Oakland (6) vs. Hou. Oilers (5), Dec. 22, 1963
Cincinnati (6) vs. Cle. Browns, (5), Sept. 16, 2007
Green Bay (6) vs. Detroit (5), Jan. 1, 2012
570
PASSING-PUNTING
PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED
Most Passes Had Intercepted, Season
48 Hou. Oilers, 1962
45 Denver, 1961
41 Card-Pitt, 1944
Fewest Passes Had Intercepted, Season
2 New England, 2016
4 Green Bay, 2018
5 Cle. Browns, 1960
Green Bay, 1966
Kansas City, 1990
N.Y. Giants, 1990
New England, 2010
San Francisco, 2011
Minnesota, 2016
Most Passes Had Intercepted, Game
9 Detroit vs. Green Bay, Oct. 24, 1943
Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 12, 1965
8 Green Bay vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 21, 1948
Chi. Cardinals vs. Philadelphia, Sept. 24, 1950
N.Y. Yanks vs. N.Y. Giants, Dec. 16, 1951
Denver vs. Hou. Oilers, Dec. 2, 1962
Chi. Bears vs. Detroit, Sept. 22, 1968
Bal. Colts vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 23, 1973
7 By many teams. Last time: Detroit vs. Cle. Browns,
Sept. 23, 2001
Most Passes Had Intercepted, Both Teams, Game
13 Denver (8) vs. Hou. Oilers (5), Dec. 2, 1962
11 Philadelphia (7) vs. Bos. Redskins (4), Nov. 3, 1935
Bos. Redskins (6) vs. Pittsburgh (5), Dec. 1, 1935
Cle. Rams (7) vs. Green Bay (4), Oct. 30, 1938
Green Bay (7) vs. Detroit (4), Oct. 20, 1940
Detroit (7) vs. Chi. Bears (4), Nov. 22, 1942
Detroit (7) vs. Cle. Rams (4), Nov. 26, 1944
Chi. Cardinals (8) vs. Philadelphia (3), Sept. 24, 1950
Washington (7) vs. N.Y. Giants (4), Dec. 8, 1963
Pittsburgh (9) vs. Philadelphia (2), Dec 12, 1965
10 In many games
PUNTING
Most Seasons Leading League (Average Distance)
9 Oakland, 1974-75, 1977-78, 2003-04, 2007, 2009,
2013
7 Denver 1962-64, 1966-67, 1982, 1999
Washington, 1940-43, 1945, 1958, 2014
L.A./St.L. Rams, 1946, 1949, 1955-56, 1994,
2008, 2015
6 Kansas City, 1968, 1971-73, 1979, 1984
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
(Average Distance)
4 Washington, 1940-43
3 Cle. Browns, 1950-52
Denver, 1962-64
Kansas City, 1971-73
Most Punts, Season
116 Hou. Texans, 2002
114 Chi. Bears, 1981
113 Bos. Redskins, 1934
Brooklyn, 1934
Dallas, 2002
Fewest Punts, Season
23 S.D. Chargers, 1982
31 Cincinnati, 1982
32 Chi. Bears, 1941
Most Punts, Game
17 Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Oct. 22, 1933
Cin. Reds vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 22, 1933
16 Cin. Reds vs. Portsmouth, Sept. 17, 1933
Chi. Cardinals vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 30, 1933
Chi. Cardinals vs. Detroit, Sept. 15, 1940
Oakland vs. S.D. Chargers, Oct. 11, 1998
15 Chi. Cardinals vs. Cin. Reds, Nov. 12, 1933
N.Y. Giants vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 17, 1935
Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Giants, Dec. 6, 1987 (ot)
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Fewest Punts, Game 10 Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 26, 1950
0 By many teams. Last time: Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay, Sept. 18, 1977
New Orleans vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 11, 2018 Pittsburgh vs. Buffalo, Dec. 16, 1979
Most Punts, Both Teams, Game Washington vs. New Orleans, Dec. 26, 1982
31 Chi. Bears (17) vs. Green Bay (14), Oct. 22, 1933 Philadelphia vs. Seattle, Dec. 13, 1992 (ot)
Cin. Reds (17), vs. Pittsburgh (14), Oct. 22, 1933 New England vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 5, 1993
29 Chi. Cardinals (15) vs. Cin. Reds (14), Nov. 12, 1933 Most Punt Returns, Both Teams, Game
Chi. Cardinals (16) vs. Chi. Bears (13), Nov. 30, 1933 17 Philadelphia (12) vs. Cle. Browns (5), Dec. 3, 1950
Chi. Cardinals (16) vs. Detroit (13), Sept. 15, 1940 16 N.Y. Giants (9) vs. Philadelphia (7), Dec. 12, 1954
28 Philadelphia (14) vs. Washington (14), Nov. 5, 1939 Washington (11) vs. Tampa Bay (5), Oct. 9, 1977
Fewest Punts, Both Teams, Game Oakland (8) vs. S.D. Chargers (8), Oct. 11, 1998
0 Buffalo vs. San Francisco, Sept. 13, 1992 15 Detroit (8) vs. Cle. Rams (7), Sept. 27, 1942
Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Sept. 28, 2014 L.A. Rams (8) vs. Bal. Colts (7), Nov. 27, 1966
New Orleans vs. Green Bay, Oct. 26, 2014 Pittsburgh (8) vs. Hou. Oilers (7), Dec. 1, 1974
1 Bal. Colts (0) vs. Cle. Browns (1), Nov. 1, 1959 Philadelphia (10) vs. Tampa Bay (5), Sept. 18, 1977
Dal. Cowboys (0) vs. Cle. Browns (1), Dec. 3, 1961 Bal. Colts (9) vs. Kansas City (6), Sept. 2, 1979
Chi. Bears (0) vs. Detroit (1), Oct. 1, 1972 Washington (10) vs. New Orleans (5), Dec. 26, 1982
San Francisco (0) vs. N.Y. Giants (1), Oct. 15, 1972 L.A. Raiders (8) vs. Cle. Browns (7), Nov. 16, 1986
Green Bay (0) vs. Buffalo (1), Dec. 5, 1982
Miami (0) vs. Buffalo (1), Oct. 12, 1986 FAIR CATCHES
Green Bay (0) vs. Chi. Bears (1), Dec. 17, 1989 Most Fair Catches, Season
Oakland (0) vs. Seattle (1), Dec. 5, 1999 38 N.Y. Jets, 2012
Tampa Bay (0) vs. Minnesota (1), Oct. 29, 2000 37 Detroit, 2014
New Orleans (0) vs. San Francisco (1), Oct. 20, 2002 36 San Francisco, 2016
S.D. Chargers (0) vs. Oakland (1), Jan. 1, 2012 Fewest Fair Catches, Season
Denver (0) vs. Dallas (1), Oct. 6, 2013 0 S.D. Chargers, 1975
New England (0) vs. Kansas City (1), Oct. 14, 2018 New England, 1976
2 In many games Tampa Bay, 1976
Pittsburgh, 1977
AVERAGE YARDAGE Dallas, 1982
Highest Avg. Distance, Punting, Season 1 Cle. Browns, 1974
51.1 Oakland, 2009 San Francisco, 1975
50.9 San Francisco, 2011 Kansas City, 1976
50.8 Oakland, 2011 St.L. Cardinals, 1976
Lowest Average Distance, Punting, Season S.D. Chargers, 1976
32.7 Card-Pitt, 1944 (60-1,964) L.A. Rams, 1982
33.8 Cincinnati, 1986 (59-1,996) St.L. Cardinals, 1982
33.9 Detroit, 1969 (74-2,510) Tampa Bay, 1982
Arizona, 2001
PUNT RETURNS 2 By many teams
Most Seasons Leading League (Average Return) Most Fair Catches, Game
10 Detroit, 1943-45, 1951-52, 1962, 1966, 1969, 7 Minnesota vs. Dallas, Sept. 25, 1966
1991, 2017 N.Y. Jets vs. Miami, Nov. 20, 1966
7 Ari./St.L./Chi. Cardinals, 1948-49, 1955-56, 1959, Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 21, 1976
1986-87 Philadelphia vs. Buffalo, Dec. 27, 1987
K.C. Chiefs/Dal. Texans, 1960, 1968, 1970, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville, Nov. 16, 2008
1979-80, 2003, 2016 N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 28, 2014
6 Green Bay, 1950, 1953-54, 1961, 1972, 1996 San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams, Sept. 12, 2016
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League (Average Return) 6 By many teams
3 Detroit, 1943-45
2 By many teams YARDS GAINED
Most Punt Returns, Season Most Yards, Punt Returns, Season
71 Pittsburgh, 1976 875 Green Bay, 1996
Tampa Bay, 1979 785 L.A. Raiders, 1985
L.A. Raiders, 1985 781 Chi. Bears, 1948
67 Pittsburgh, 1974 Fewest Yards, Punt Returns, Season
L.A. Rams, 1978 27 St.L. Cardinals, 1965
L.A. Raiders, 1984 35 N.Y. Giants, 1965
65 San Francisco, 1976 37 New England, 1972
Fewest Punt Returns, Season Most Yards, Punt Returns, Game
12 Bal. Colts, 1981 231 Detroit vs. San Francisco, Oct. 6, 1963
S.D. Chargers, 1982 225 Oakland vs. Buffalo, Sept. 15, 1968
14 L.A. Rams, 1961 219 L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Oct. 11, 1981
Philadelphia, 1962 Fewest Yards, Punt Returns, Game
Bal. Colts, 1982 -28 Washington vs. Dallas, Dec. 11, 1966
15 Hou. Oilers, 1960 -23 N.Y. Giants vs. Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1975
Washington, 1960 Pittsburgh vs. Hou. Oilers, Sept. 20, 1970
Oakland, 1961 -20 New Orleans vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 20, 1968
N.Y. Giants, 1969 Most Yards, Punt Returns, Both Teams, Game
Philadelphia, 1973 282 L.A. Rams (219) vs. Atlanta (63), Oct. 11, 1981
Kansas City, 1982 245 Detroit (231) vs. San Francisco (14), Oct. 6, 1963
Most Punt Returns, Game 244 Oakland (225) vs. Buffalo (19), Sept. 15, 1968
12 Philadelphia vs. Cle. Browns, Dec. 3, 1950 Fewest Yards, Punt Returns, Both Teams, Game
11 Chi. Bears vs. Chi. Cardinals, Oct. 8, 1950 -18 Buffalo (-18) vs. Pittsburgh (0), Oct. 29, 1972
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-14 Miami (-14) vs. Bos. Patriots (0), Nov. 30, 1969
Tennessee (-14) vs. New Orleans (0), Sept. 21, 2003
-13 N.Y. Giants (-13) vs. Cle. Browns (0), Nov. 14, 1965
AVERAGE YARDS RETURNING PUNTS
Highest Average, Punt Returns, Season
20.2 Chi. Bears, 1941
19.1 Chi. Cardinals, 1948
18.2 Chi. Cardinals, 1949
Lowest Average, Punt Returns, Season
1.2 St.L. Cardinals, 1965 (23-27)
1.5 N.Y. Giants, 1965 (24-35)
1.7 Washington, 1970 (27-45)
TOUCHDOWNS RETURNING PUNTS
Most Touchdowns, Punt Returns, Season
5 Chi. Cardinals, 1959
4 Chi. Cardinals, 1948
Detroit, 1951
N.Y. Giants, 1951
Denver, 1976
Chi. Bears, 2007
Arizona, 2011
3 Washington, 1941
Detroit, 1952
Pittsburgh, 1952
Hou. Oilers, 1975
L.A. Rams, 1981
Cle. Browns, 1993
Green Bay, 1996
Denver, 1997
S.D. Chargers, 1997
Chi. Bears, 2006
Tennessee, 2006
New Orleans, 2008
Oakland, 2008
Chi. Bears, 2010
Dallas, 2010
Tennessee, 2012
Most Touchdowns, Punt Returns, Game
2 Detroit vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 14, 1951
Detroit vs. Green Bay, Nov. 22, 1951
Chi. Cardinals vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 1, 1959
Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 22, 1959
N.Y. Titans vs. Denver, Sept. 24, 1961
Denver vs. Cle. Browns, Sept. 26, 1976
L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Oct. 11, 1981
St.L. Cardinals vs. Tampa Bay, Dec. 21, 1986
L.A. Rams vs. Atlanta, Dec. 27, 1992
Cle. Browns vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 24, 1993
S.D. Chargers vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 2, 1997
Denver vs. Carolina, Nov. 9, 1997
Bal. Ravens vs. Seattle, Dec. 7, 1997
Bal. Ravens vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 24, 2000
Oakland vs. Tennessee, Sept. 29, 2002
Carolina vs. Cincinnati, Dec. 8, 2002
Detroit at Jacksonville, Nov. 14, 2004 (ot)
New Orleans vs. Minnesota, Oct. 6, 2008
Tennessee vs. Jacksonville, Dec. 30, 2012
Most Touchdowns, Punt Returns, Both Teams, Game
2 Philadelphia (1) vs. Washington (1), Nov. 9, 1952
Kansas City (1) vs. Buffalo (1), Sept. 11, 1966
Bal. Colts (1) vs. New England (1), Nov. 18, 1979
L.A. Raiders (1) vs. Philadelphia (1),
Nov. 30, 1986 (ot)
Cincinnati (1) vs. Green Bay (1), Sept. 20, 1992
Oakland (1) vs. Seattle (1), Nov. 15, 1998
Atlanta (1) vs. Tennessee (1), Nov. 23, 2003
S.D. Chargers (1) vs. Denver (1), Oct. 19, 2009
St.L. Rams (1) vs. Arizona (1), Nov. 27, 2011
St.L. Rams (1) vs. Seattle (1), Sept. 13, 2015 (ot)
(Also see previous record)
572
PUNT RETURNS-KICKOFF RETURNS
KICKOFF RETURNS
Most Seasons Leading League (Average Return)
8 Washington, 1942, 1947, 1962-63, 1973-74, 1981,
1995
6 Chi. Bears, 1943, 1948, 1958, 1966, 1972, 1985
N.Y. Giants, 1944, 1946, 1949, 1951, 1953, 2004
Hou. Oilers/ Tenn. Titans, 1960, 1962-63, 1968,
2008, 2018
5 Green Bay, 1954, 1964, 1967, 1993, 1998
New England, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1997, 2006
Dallas/Kansas City, 1961, 1969, 1978, 2003, 2013
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League (Average Return)
3 Denver, 1965-67
2 By many teams
Most Kickoff Returns, Season
96 Detroit, 2009
89 Cle. Browns, 1999
88 New Orleans, 1980
Fewest Kickoff Returns, Season
13 Dallas, 2018
17 N.Y. Giants, 1944
Indianapolis, 2018
18 Hou. Texans, 2015
Philadelphia, 2017
Most Kickoff Returns, Game
12 N.Y. Giants vs. Washington, Nov. 27, 1966
11 Kansas City vs. Buffalo, Nov. 23, 2008
10 By many teams
Most Kickoff Returns, Both Teams, Game
19 N.Y. Giants (12) vs. Washington (7), Nov. 27, 1966
Cle. Browns (10) vs. Cincinnati (9), Nov. 28, 2004
18 Hou. Oilers (10) vs. Oakland (8), Dec. 22, 1963
17 Washington (9) vs. Green Bay (8), Oct. 17, 1983
S.D. Chargers (9) vs. Pittsburgh (8), Dec. 8, 1985
Detroit (9) vs. Green Bay (8), Nov. 27, 1986
L.A. Raiders (9) vs. Seattle (8), Dec. 18, 1988
Oakland (10) vs. Seattle (7), Oct. 26, 1997
Buffalo (9) vs. Minnesota (8), Sept. 15, 2002 (ot)
Cincinnati (10) vs. Cle. Browns (7), Sept. 16, 2007
Kansas City (11) vs. Buffalo (6), Nov. 23, 2008
YARDS GAINED
Most Yards, Kickoff Returns, Season
2,296 Arizona, 2000
2,173 Hou. Texans, 2005
2,084 Arizona, 2010
Fewest Yards, Kickoff Returns, Season
282 N.Y. Giants, 1940
283 Dallas, 2018
307 Tampa Bay, 2016
Most Yards, Kickoff Returns, Game
367 Bal. Ravens vs. Minnesota, Dec. 13, 1998
362 Detroit vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 29, 1950
304 Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Nov. 9, 1952
New Orleans vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 23, 1994
Most Yards, Kickoff Returns, Both Teams, Game
560 Detroit (362) vs. L.A. Rams (198), Oct. 29, 1950
511 Bal. Ravens (367) vs. Minnesota (144), Dec. 13, 1998
501 New Orleans (304) vs. L.A. Rams (197), Oct. 23,
1994
AVERAGE YARDAGE
Highest Average, Kickoff Returns, Season
32.0 Tennessee, 2018
29.9 Kansas City, 2013
29.4 Chi. Bears, 1972
Lowest Average, Kickoff Returns, Season
14.6 Tampa Bay, 2016 (21-307)
14.7 N.Y. Jets, 1993 (46-675)
15.8 N.Y. Giants, 1993 (32-507)
TOUCHDOWNS
Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Season
4 Green Bay, 1967
Chi. Bears, 1970
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Detroit, 1994 Green Bay (7) vs. Detroit (6), Oct. 6, 1985
Hou. Texans, 2007 12 In many games
3 L.A. Rams, 1950
Chi. Cardinals, 1954 FUMBLES LOST
San Francisco, 1963 Most Fumbles Lost, Season
Denver, 1966 36 Chi. Cardinals, 1959
Chi. Bears, 1967 31 Green Bay, 1952
New England, 1977 29 Chi. Cardinals, 1946
L.A. Rams, 1985 Pittsburgh, 1950
Atlanta, 2000 Cle. Browns, 1978
Buffalo, 2004 Fewest Fumbles Lost, Season
N.Y. Jets, 2007 2 Kansas City, 2002
Cle. Browns, 2009 Minnesota, 2014
Oakland, 2010 3 Philadelphia, 1938
Seattle, 2010 Minnesota, 1980
2 By many teams N.Y. Giants, 2008
Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Game Pittsburgh, 2016
2 Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Sept. 22, 1940 Kansas City, 2017
Chi. Bears vs. Green Bay, Nov. 9, 1952 4 San Francisco, 1960
Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Nov. 6, 1966 Kansas City, 1982
Green Bay vs. Cle. Browns, Nov. 12, 1967 Minnesota, 1998
L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay, Nov. 24, 1985 Detroit, 2003
New Orleans vs. L.A. Rams, Oct. 23, 1994 Atlanta, 2012
Bal. Ravens vs. Minnesota, Dec. 13, 1998 Hou. Texans, 2012
N.Y. Jets vs. Buffalo, Sept. 8, 2002 (ot) Indianapolis, 2013
Chi. Bears vs. St.L. Rams, Dec. 11, 2006 New England, 2014
Hou. Texans vs. Jacksonville, Dec. 30, 2007 Atlanta, 2016
Miami vs. N.Y. Jets, Nov. 1, 2009 Bal. Ravens, 2017
Cle. Browns vs. Kansas City, Dec. 20, 2009 L.A. Chargers, 2017
Seattle vs. S.D. Chargers, Sept. 26, 2010 New England, 2017
Most Touchdowns, Kickoff Returns, Both Teams, Game Cincinnati, 2018
3 Bal. Ravens (2) vs. Minnesota (1), Dec. 13, 1998 Seattle, 2018
2 In many games Washington, 2018
Most Fumbles Lost, Game
FUMBLES 8 St.L. Cardinals vs. Washington, Oct. 25, 1976
Most Fumbles, Season Cle. Browns vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 23, 1990
56 Chi. Bears, 1938 7 Cincinnati vs. Buffalo, Nov. 30, 1969
San Francisco, 1978 Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 14, 1979
54 Philadelphia, 1946 Cle. Browns vs. Seattle, Dec. 20, 1981
51 New England, 1973 6 By many teams
Fewest Fumbles, Season
6 New Orleans, 2011 FUMBLES RECOVERED
7 Kansas City, 2002 Most Fumbles Recovered, Season, Own and Opponents’
8 Cle. Browns, 1959 58 Minnesota, 1963 (27 own, 31 opp)
Atlanta, 2016 51 Chi. Bears, 1938 (37 own, 14 opp)
Most Fumbles, Game San Francisco, 1978 (24 own, 27 opp)
10 Phil-Pitt vs. N.Y. Giants, Oct. 9, 1943 50 Philadelphia, 1987 (23 own, 27 opp)
Detroit vs. Minnesota, Nov. 12, 1967 Fewest Fumbles Recovered, Season, Own and Opponents’
Kansas City vs. Hou. Oilers, Oct. 12, 1969 7 New Orleans, 2011 (0 own, 7 opp)
San Francisco vs. Detroit, Dec. 17, 1978 Pittsburgh, 2011 (3 own, 4 opp)
9 Philadelphia vs. Green Bay, Oct. 13, 1946 Detroit, 2016 (3 own, 4 opp)
Bos. Patriots at Oakland, Dec. 16, 1962 Minnesota, 2017 (2 own, 5 opp)
Kansas City vs. S.D. Chargers, Nov. 15, 1964 9 San Francisco, 1982 (5 own, 4 opp)
N.Y. Giants vs. Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1975 10 Jacksonville, 2006 (6 own, 4 opp)
St.L. Cardinals vs. Washington, Oct. 25, 1976 New Orleans, 2013 (3 own, 7 opp)
S.D. Chargers vs. Green Bay, Sept. 24, 1978 N.Y. Jets, 2013 (8 own, 2 opp)
Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 14, 1979 S.D. Chargers, 2013 (4 own, 6 opp)
Cle. Browns vs. Seattle, Dec. 20, 1981 Dallas, 2015 (7 own 3 opp)
Cle. Browns vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 23, 1990 Tennessee, 2017 (1 own, 9 opp)
Oakland vs. Seattle, Dec. 22, 1996 Most Fumbles Recovered, Game, Own and Opponents’
8 By many teams 10 Denver vs. Buffalo, Dec. 13, 1964 (5 own, 5 opp)
Most Fumbles, Both Teams, Game Pittsburgh vs. Hou. Oilers, Dec. 9, 1973
14 Chi. Bears (7) vs. Cle. Rams (7), Nov. 24, 1940 (5 own, 5 opp)
St.L. Cardinals (8) vs. N.Y. Giants (6), Sept. 17, 1961 Washington vs. St.L. Cardinals, Oct. 25, 1976
Kansas City (10) vs. Hou. Oilers (4), Oct. 12, 1969 (2 own, 8 opp)
13 Washington (8) vs. Pittsburgh (5), Nov. 14, 1937 9 St.L. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants, Sept. 17, 1961
Philadelphia (7) vs. Bos. Yanks (6), Dec. 8, 1946 (6 own, 3 opp)
N.Y. Giants (7) vs. Washington (6), Nov. 5, 1950 Hou. Oilers vs. Cincinnati, Oct. 27, 1974
Kansas City (9) vs. S.D. Chargers (4), Nov. 15, 1964 (4 own, 5 opp)
Buffalo (7) vs. Denver (6), Dec. 13, 1964 Kansas City vs. Dallas, Nov. 10, 1975 (4 own, 5 opp)
N.Y. Jets (7) vs. Hou. Oilers (6), Sept. 12, 1965 Green Bay vs. Detroit, Oct. 6, 1985 (5 own, 4 opp)
Cle. Browns (7) vs. New Orleans (6), Dec. 12, 1971 Pittsburgh vs. Cle. Browns, Dec. 23, 1990
Hou. Oilers (8) vs. Pittsburgh (5), Dec. 9, 1973 (1 own, 8 opp)
St.L. Cardinals (9) vs. Washington (4), Oct. 25, 1976 8 By many teams
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Most Own Fumbles Recovered, Season New Orleans, 1998 (4 opp)
37 Chi. Bears, 1938 Kansas City, 1999 (4 opp)
28 Pittsburgh, 1987 New England, 2012 (1 own, 3 opp)
27 Philadelphia, 1946 Most Touchdowns, Own Fumbles Recovered, Season
Minnesota, 1963 3 Arizona, 2010
Fewest Own Fumbles Recovered, Season 2 Chi. Bears, 1953
0 New Orleans, 2011 New England, 1973
1 Indianapolis, 2006 Buffalo, 1974
Philadelphia, 2008 Denver, 1975
Tennessee, 2017 Oakland, 1978
2 Washington, 1958 Green Bay, 1982
Miami, 2000 New Orleans, 1983
Atlanta, 2011 Cle. Browns, 1986
Dallas, 2017 Green Bay, 1989
Minnesota, 2017 Miami, 1996
Most Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Season Buffalo, 2000
31 Minnesota, 1963 Philadelphia, 2007
29 Cle. Browns, 1951 Washington, 2012
28 Green Bay, 1946 Most Touchdowns, Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Season
Hou. Oilers, 1977 5 Jacksonville, 2017
Seattle, 1983 4 Detroit, 1937
Fewest Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Season Chi. Bears, 1942
2 N.Y. Jets, 2013 Bos. Yanks, 1948
Cincinnati, 2017 L.A. Rams, 1952
3 L.A. Rams, 1974 San Francisco, 1965
Green Bay, 1995 Denver, 1984
Miami, 2011 St.L. Cardinals, 1987
Indianapolis, 2012 Minnesota, 1989
Dallas, 2015 Atlanta, 1991
Miami, 2015 Philadelphia, 1995
San Francisco, 2015 Atlanta, 1998
Chi. Bears, 2016 New Orleans, 1998
Cincinnati, 2016 Kansas City, 1999
Cle. Browns, 2016 Arizona, 2010
Oakland, 2018 Philadelphia, 2017
4 Philadelphia, 1944 3 By many teams
San Francisco, 1982 Most Touchdowns, Fumbles Recovered, Game,
Jacksonville, 2006 Own and Opponents’
Jacksonville, 2008 2 By many teams
Pittsburgh, 2011 Most Touchdowns, Fumbles Recovered, Game, Both Teams,
S.D. Chargers, 2011 Own and Opponents’
St.L. Rams, 2012 3 Detroit (2) vs. Minnesota (1), Dec. 9, 1962
Hou. Texans, 2013 (2 own, 1 opp)
Tennessee, 2014 Green Bay (2) vs. Dallas (1), Nov. 29, 1964 (3 opp)
Detroit, 2016 Oakland (2) vs. Buffalo (1), Dec. 24, 1967 (3 opp)
N.Y. Jets, 2016 Oakland (2) vs. Philadelphia (1), Sept. 24, 1995
Atlanta, 2018 (3 opp)
Most Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Game Tennessee (2) vs. Pittsburgh (1), Jan. 2, 2000
8 Washington vs. St.L. Cardinals, Oct. 25, 1976 (3 opp)
Pittsburgh vs. Cle. Browns, Dec. 23, 1990 Most Touchdowns, Own Fumbles Recovered, Game
7 Buffalo vs. Cincinnati, Nov. 30, 1969 2 Miami vs. New England, Sept.1, 1996
Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 14, 1979 Most Touchdowns, Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Game
Seattle vs. Cle. Browns, Dec. 20, 1981 2 Many times. Last time:
6 By many teams Arizona vs. Green Bay, Dec. 27, 2015
Most Touchdowns, Opponents’ Fumbles Recovered, Game,
TOUCHDOWNS Both Teams
Most Touchdowns, Fumbles Recovered, Season, 3 Green Bay (2) vs. Dallas (1), Nov. 29, 1964
Own and Opponents’ Oakland (2) vs. Buffalo (1), Dec. 24, 1967
7 Arizona, 2010 (3 own, 4 opp) Oakland (2) vs. Philadelphia (1), Sept. 24, 1995
5 Chi. Bears, 1942 (1 own, 4 opp) Tennessee (2) vs. Pittsburgh (1), Jan. 2, 2000
L.A. Rams, 1952 (1 own, 4 opp)
San Francisco, 1965 (1 own, 4 opp) TURNOVERS
Oakland, 1978 (2 own, 3 opp) (Number of times losing the ball on interceptions and fumbles.)
Jacksonville, 2017 (5 opp) Most Turnovers, Season
Philadelphia, 2017 (1 own, 4 opp) 65 Denver, 1961
4 Chi. Bears, 1948 (1 own, 3 opp) 63 San Francisco, 1978
Bos. Yanks, 1948 (4 opp) 58 Chi. Bears, 1947
Denver, 1979 (1 own, 3 opp) Pittsburgh, 1950
Atlanta, 1981 (1 own, 3 opp) N.Y. Giants, 1983
Denver, 1984 (4 opp) Fewest Turnovers, Season
St.L. Cardinals, 1987 (4 opp) 10 New England, 2010
Minnesota, 1989 (4 opp) San Francisco, 2011
Atlanta, 1991 (4 opp) 11 Atlanta, 2016
Philadelphia, 1995 (4 opp) New England, 2016
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Seattle, 2018
12 Kansas City, 1982
Buffalo, 2016
New England, 2017
Most Turnovers, Game
12 Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 22, 1942
Chi. Cardinals vs. Philadelphia, Sept. 24, 1950
Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 12, 1965
11 S.D. Chargers vs. Green Bay, Sept. 24, 1978
10 Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Dec. 4, 1938
Pittsburgh vs. Green Bay, Nov. 23, 1941
Detroit vs. Green Bay, Oct. 24, 1943
Chi. Cardinals vs. Green Bay, Nov. 10, 1946
Chi. Cardinals vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 2, 1952
Minnesota vs. Detroit, Dec. 9, 1962
Hou. Oilers vs. Oakland, Sept. 7, 1963
Washington vs. N.Y. Giants, Dec. 8, 1963
Chi. Bears vs. Detroit, Sept. 22, 1968
St.L. Cardinals vs. Washington, Oct. 25, 1976
N.Y. Jets vs. New England, Nov. 21, 1976
San Francisco vs. Dallas, Oct. 12, 1980
Cle. Browns vs. Seattle, Dec. 20, 1981
Detroit vs. Denver, Oct. 7, 1984
Most Turnovers, Both Teams, Game
17 Detroit (12) vs. Chi. Bears (5), Nov. 22, 1942
Bos. Yanks (9) vs. Philadelphia (8), Dec. 8, 1946
16 Chi. Cardinals (12) vs. Philadelphia (4),
Sept. 24, 1950
Chi. Cardinals (8) vs. Chi. Bears (8), Dec. 7, 1958
Minnesota (10) vs. Detroit (6), Dec. 9, 1962
Hou. Oilers (9) vs. Kansas City (7), Oct. 12, 1969
15 Philadelphia (8) vs. Chi. Cardinals (7), Oct. 3, 1954
Denver (9) vs. Hou. Oilers (6), Dec. 2, 1962
Washington (10) vs. N.Y. Giants (5), Dec. 8, 1963
St.L. Cardinals (9) vs. Kansas City (6), Oct. 2, 1983
PENALTIES
Most Seasons Leading League, Fewest Penalties
13 Miami, 1968, 1976-84, 1986, 1990-91
9 Pittsburgh, 1946-47, 1950-52, 1954, 1963, 1965,
1968
8 N.E./Bos. Patriots, 1962, 1964-65, 1973,
1987, 1989, 1993, 2008
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Fewest Penalties
9 Miami, 1976-84
3 Pittsburgh, 1950-52
2 By many teams
Most Seasons Leading League, Most Penalties
18 Oakland/L.A. Raiders, 1963, 1966, 1968-69, 1975,
1982, 1984, 1991, 1993-96, 2003-05,
2010-11, 2016
16 Chi. Bears, 1941-44, 1946-49, 1951, 1959-61,
1963, 1965, 1968, 1976
8 L.A./St.L. Rams, 1950, 1952, 1962, 1969,
1978, 1980, 1997, 2012
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Most Penalties
4 Chi. Bears, 1941-44, 1946-49
Oakland/L.A. Raiders, 1993-96
3 Chi. Cardinals, 1954-56
Chi. Bears, 1959-61
Oakland, 2003-05
Fewest Penalties, Season
19 Detroit, 1937
21 Bos. Redskins, 1935
24 Philadelphia, 1936
Most Penalties, Season
163 Oakland, 2011
158 Kansas City, 1998
156 L.A. Raiders, 1994
Oakland, 1996
Fewest Penalties, Game
0 By many teams. Last time:
Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Nov. 11, 2018
Most Penalties, Game
23 Oakland vs. Tampa Bay, Oct. 30, 2016 (ot)
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22 Brooklyn vs. Green Bay, Sept. 17, 1944
Chi. Bears vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 26, 1944
San Francisco vs. Buffalo, Oct. 4, 1998
21 Cle. Browns vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 25, 1951
Bal. Ravens vs. Detroit, Oct. 9, 2005
Fewest Penalties, Both Teams, Game
0 Brooklyn vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 28, 1934
Brooklyn vs. Bos. Redskins, Sept. 27, 1936
Cle. Rams vs. Chi. Bears, Oct. 9, 1938
Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 10, 1940
Most Penalties, Both Teams, Game
37 Cle. Browns (21) vs. Chi. Bears (16), Nov. 25, 1951
35 Tampa Bay (20) vs. Seattle (15), Oct. 17, 1976
34 San Francisco (22) vs. Buffalo (12), Oct. 4, 1998
YARDS PENALIZED
Most Seasons Leading League, Fewest Yards Penalized
14 Miami, 1967-68, 1973, 1977-84, 1990-91, 2010
10 Was./Bos. Redskins, 1935, 1953-54,
1956-58, 1970, 1985, 1995, 1997
8 N.E./Bos. Patriots, 1962, 1964-66, 1987, 1989,
1993, 2008
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Fewest Yards
Penalized
8 Miami, 1977-84
3 Washington, 1956-58
Bos. Patriots, 1964-66
2 By many teams
Most Seasons Leading League, Most Yards Penalized
15 Chi. Bears, 1935, 1937, 1939-44, 1946-47,
1949, 1951, 1961-62, 1968
Oakland/L.A. Raiders, 1963-64, 1968-69, 1975,
1982, 1984, 1991, 1993-94, 1996, 2003,
2010-11, 2016
7 Buffalo, 1962, 1967, 1970, 1972, 1981, 1983, 2015
5 Ten. Titans/Hou. Oilers, 1985-86, 1988-90
L.A./St.L. Rams, 1950, 1952, 1969, 1978, 2014
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Most Yards
Penalized
6 Chi. Bears, 1939-44
3 Hou. Oilers, 1988-90
2 By many teams
Fewest Yards Penalized, Season
139 Detroit, 1937
146 Philadelphia, 1937
159 Philadelphia, 1936
Most Yards Penalized, Season
1,358 Oakland, 2011
1,342 Seattle, 2017
1,304 Kansas City, 1998
Fewest Yards Penalized, Game
0 By many teams. Last time:
Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Nov. 11, 2018
Most Yards Penalized, Game
212 Tennessee vs. Bal. Ravens, Oct. 10, 1999
209 Cle. Browns vs. Chi. Bears, Nov. 25, 1951
200 Oakland vs. Tampa Bay, Oct. 30, 2016 (ot)
Fewest Yards Penalized, Both Teams, Game
0 Brooklyn vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 28, 1934
Brooklyn vs. Bos. Redskins, Sept. 27, 1936
Cle. Rams vs. Chi. Bears, Oct. 9, 1938
Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 10, 1940
Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams, Game
374 Cle. Browns (209) vs. Chi. Bears (165), Nov. 25, 1951
310 Tampa Bay (190) vs. Seattle (120), Oct. 17, 1976
Green Bay (175) vs. Bal. Ravens (135), Dec. 7, 2009
309 Green Bay (184) vs. Bos. Yanks (125),
Oct. 21, 1945
DEFENSE
SCORING
Most Seasons Leading League, Fewest Points Allowed
12 Chi. Bears, 1932, 1936-37, 1942, 1948, 1963,
1985-86, 1988, 2001, 2005, 2018
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11 N.Y. Giants, 1927, 1935, 1938-39, 1941, 1944, NET YARDS ALLOWED RUSHING AND PASSING
1958-59, 1961, 1990, 1993 Most Seasons Leading League, Fewest Yards Allowed
7 Cle. Browns, 1951, 1953-57, 1994 10 Pittsburgh, 1957, 1974, 1976, 1990, 2001, 2004,
Green Bay, 1929, 1935, 1947, 1962, 1965-66, 1996 2007-08, 2011-12
Pittsburgh, 1946, 1976, 1978, 2004, 2008, 2010-11 8 Chi. Bears, 1942-43, 1948, 1958, 1963, 1984-86
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Fewest Points 7 Minnesota, 1969-70, 1975, 1988-89, 1993, 2017
Allowed Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League,
5 Cle. Browns, 1953-57 Fewest Yards Allowed
4 Seattle, 2012-15 3 Was./Bos. Redskins, 1935-37
3 Buffalo, 1964-66 Chi. Bears, 1984-86
Minnesota, 1969-1971 2 By many teams
Fewest Points Allowed, Season (Since 1932) Fewest Yards Allowed, Season
44 Chi. Bears, 1932 1,539 Chi. Cardinals, 1934
54 Brooklyn, 1933 1,703 Chi. Bears, 1942
59 Detroit, 1934 1,789 Brooklyn, 1933
Most Points Allowed, Season Most Yards Allowed, Season
533 Bal. Colts, 1981 7,042 New Orleans, 2012
517 Detroit, 2008 6,793 Bal. Colts, 1981
501 N.Y. Giants, 1966 6,725 N.Y. Giants, 2015
Fewest TDs Allowed, Season (Since 1932)
6 Chi. Bears, 1932 RUSHING
Brooklyn, 1933 Most Seasons Leading League, Fewest Yards Allowed
7 Detroit, 1934 11 Chi. Bears, 1937, 1939, 1942, 1946, 1949, 1963,
8 Green Bay, 1932 1984-85, 1987-88, 2018
Most Touchdowns Allowed, Season 8 Pittsburgh, 1961, 1976, 1982, 1997, 2001-02,
68 Bal. Colts, 1981 2004, 2010
66 N.Y. Giants, 1966 Detroit, 1938, 1950, 1952, 1962, 1970, 1980-81,
63 Bal. Colts, 1950 2014
Detroit, 2008 Dallas, 1966-69, 1972, 1978, 1992, 2016
Philadelphia, 1944-45, 1947-48, 1953, 1990-91,
FIRST DOWNS 2017
Fewest First Downs Allowed, Season 5 N.Y. Giants, 1940, 1951, 1956, 1959, 1986
77 Detroit, 1935 L.A./St.L. Rams, 1964-65, 1973-74, 1999
79 Bos. Redskins, 1935 Minnesota, 1975, 1994, 2006-08
82 Washington, 1937 Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Fewest Yards Allowed
Most First Downs Allowed, Season 4 Dallas, 1966-69
419 Kansas City, 2018 3 Minnesota, 2006-08
406 Bal. Colts, 1981 2 By many teams
388 Dallas, 2013 Fewest Yards Allowed, Rushing, Season
Fewest First Downs Allowed, Rushing, Season 519 Chi. Bears, 1942
35 Chi. Bears, 1942 558 Philadelphia, 1944
40 Green Bay, 1939 762 Pittsburgh, 1982
41 Brooklyn, 1944 Most Yards Allowed, Rushing, Season
Most First Downs Allowed, Rushing, Season 3,228 Buffalo, 1978
179 Detroit, 1985 3,106 New Orleans, 1980
178 New Orleans, 1980 3,010 Bal. Colts, 1978
175 Seattle, 1981 Fewest Touchdowns Allowed, Rushing, Season
Fewest First Downs Allowed, Passing, Season 2 Detroit, 1934
33 Chi. Bears, 1943 N.Y. Giants, 1944
34 Pittsburgh, 1941 Dallas, 1968
Washington, 1943 Minnesota, 1971
35 Detroit, 1940 3 By many teams
Philadelphia, 1940 Most Touchdowns Allowed, Rushing, Season
Philadelphia, 1944 36 Oakland, 1961
Most First Downs Allowed, Passing, Season 31 N.Y. Giants, 1980
247 Minnesota, 2013 Tampa Bay, 1986
Kansas City, 2018 Detroit, 2008
246 Green Bay, 2011 30 Bal. Colts, 1981
245 New England, 2011
Fewest First Downs Allowed, Penalty, Season PASSING
1 Bos. Yanks, 1944 Most Seasons Leading League, Fewest Yards Allowed
3 Philadelphia, 1940 10 Green Bay, 1947-48, 1962, 1964-68, 1996, 2005
Pittsburgh, 1945 9 Pittsburgh, 1941, 1946, 1951, 1955, 1974, 1990,
Washington, 1957 2008, 2011-12
4 Cle. Rams, 1940 7 Washington, 1939, 1942, 1945, 1952-53, 1980,
Green Bay, 1943 1985
N.Y. Giants, 1943 Philadelphia 1934, 1936, 1940, 1949, 1981, 1991,
Most First Downs Allowed, Penalty, Season 1998
58 Oakland, 2011 Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League, Fewest Yards
56 Kansas City, 1998 Allowed
54 New Orleans, 2015 5 Green Bay, 1964-68
2 By many teams
Fewest Yards Allowed Passing, Season
545 Philadelphia, 1934
558 Portsmouth, 1933

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585 Chi. Cardinals, 1934
Most Yards Allowed, Passing, Season
4,796 Green Bay, 2011
4,783 N.Y. Giants, 2015
4,758 Tampa Bay, 2012
Fewest Touchdowns Allowed, Passing, Season
1 Portsmouth, 1932
Philadelphia, 1934
2 Brooklyn, 1933
Chi. Bears, 1934
3 Chi. Bears, 1932
Green Bay, 1932
Green Bay, 1934
Chi. Bears, 1936
N.Y. Giants, 1939
N.Y. Giants, 1944
Most Touchdowns Allowed, Passing, Season
45 New Orleans, 2015
40 Denver, 1963
38 St.L. Cardinals, 1969
SACKS
Most Seasons Leading League
6 Pittsburgh, 1974, 1994, 2001, 2010, 2017-18
5 Oakland/L.A. Raiders, 1966-68, 1982, 1986
Dallas, 1966, 1968-69, 1978, 2008
L.A./St.L. Rams, 1968, 1970, 1988, 1999, 2012
K.C. Chiefs/Dal. Texans, 1960, 1965, 1969, 1990,
2018
4 N.E./Bos. Patriots, 1961, 1963, 1977, 1979
N.Y. Giants, 1963, 1985, 1998, 2007
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
3 Oakland, 1966-68
2 Dallas, 1968-69
Pittsburgh, 2017-18
Most Sacks, Season
72 Chi. Bears, 1984
71 Minnesota, 1989
70 Chi. Bears, 1987
Fewest Sacks, Season
10 Kansas City, 2008
11 Bal. Colts, 1982
12 Buffalo, 1982
Most Sacks, Game
12 Dallas vs. Pittsburgh, Nov. 20, 1966
St.L. Cardinals vs. Bal. Colts, Oct. 26, 1980
Chi. Bears vs. Detroit, Dec. 16, 1984
Dallas vs. Hou. Oilers, Sept. 29, 1985
N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia, Sept. 30, 2007
11 N.Y. Giants vs. St.L. Cardinals, Nov. 1, 1964
Bal. Colts vs. L.A. Rams, Nov. 22, 1964
Buffalo vs. Denver, Dec. 13, 1964
Detroit vs. Green Bay, Nov. 7, 1965
Oakland vs. Buffalo, Oct. 15, 1967
Oakland vs. Denver, Nov. 5, 1967
St.L. Cardinals vs. Atlanta, Nov. 24, 1968
Dallas vs. Detroit, Oct. 6, 1975
St.L. Cardinals vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 18, 1983
Kansas City vs. Cle. Browns, Sept. 30, 1984
Chi. Bears vs. Minnesota, Oct. 28, 1984
Cle. Browns vs. Atlanta, Nov. 18, 1984
Detroit vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 16, 1986
S.D. Chargers vs. Dallas, Nov. 16, 1986
L.A. Raiders vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 30, 1986 (ot)
Seattle vs. L.A. Raiders, Dec. 8, 1986
Chi. Bears vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 4, 1987
Dallas vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 4, 1987
Philadelphia vs. Dallas, Sept. 15, 1991
Indianapolis vs. Cle. Browns, Sept. 6, 1992
S.D. Chargers vs. N.Y. Jets, Dec. 23, 2012
Bal. Ravens vs. Tennessee, Oct. 14, 2018
10 By many teams
Most Opponents Yards Lost Attempting to Pass, Season
666 Oakland, 1967
583 Chi. Bears, 1984
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573 San Francisco, 1976
Fewest Opponents Yards Lost Attempting to Pass, Season
62 Kansas City, 2008
72 Jacksonville, 1995
75 Green Bay, 1956
INTERCEPTIONS BY
Most Seasons Leading League
10 N.Y. Giants, 1933, 1937-39, 1944, 1948, 1951,
1954, 1961, 1997
Green Bay, 1940, 1942-43, 1947, 1955, 1957,
1962, 1965, 2009, 2011
Chi. Bears, 1935-36, 1941-42, 1946, 1963, 1985,
1990, 2012, 2018
7 Kansas City, 1966-70, 1974, 2016
Most Consecutive Seasons Leading League
5 Kansas City, 1966-1970
3 N.Y. Giants, 1937-39
2 By many teams
Most Passes Intercepted, Season
49 S.D. Chargers, 1961
42 Green Bay, 1943
41 N.Y. Giants, 1951
Fewest Passes Intercepted By, Season
2 San Francisco, 2018
3 Hou. Oilers, 1982
4 Detroit, 2008
Most Passes Intercepted By, Game
9 Green Bay vs. Detroit, Oct. 24, 1943
Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 12, 1965
8 N.Y. Giants vs. Green Bay, Nov. 21, 1948
Philadelphia vs. Chi. Cardinals, Sept. 24, 1950
N.Y. Giants vs. N.Y. Yanks, Dec. 16, 1951
Hou. Oilers vs. Denver, Dec. 2, 1962
Detroit vs. Chi. Bears, Sept. 22, 1968
N.Y. Jets vs. Bal. Colts, Sept. 23, 1973
7 By many teams. Last time:
Cle. Browns vs. Detroit, Sept. 23, 2001
Most Consecutive Games, One or More Interceptions By
46 L.A./S.D. Chargers, 1960-63
37 Detroit, 1960-63
36 Bos. Yanks, 1944-47
Most Yards Returning Interception, Season
929 S.D. Chargers, 1961
712 L.A. Rams, 1952
700 Bal. Ravens, 2004
Fewest Yards Returning Interceptions, Season
5 L.A. Rams, 1959
10 Oakland, 2017
16 Detroit, 2008
Most Yards Returning Interceptions, Game
325 Seattle vs. Kansas City, Nov. 4, 1984
314 L.A. Rams vs. San Francisco, Oct. 18, 1964
245 Hou. Oilers vs. N.Y. Jets, Oct. 15, 1967
Most Yards Returning Interceptions, Both Teams, Game
356 Seattle (325) vs. Kansas City (31), Nov. 4, 1984
338 L.A. Rams (314) vs. San Francisco (24),
Oct. 18, 1964
308 Dallas (182) vs. L.A. Rams (126), Nov. 2, 1952
Most Touchdowns, Returning Interceptions, Season
9 S.D. Chargers, 1961
8 Seattle, 1998
Chi. Bears, 2012
7 Seattle, 1984
St.L. Rams, 1999
Most Touchdowns Returning Interceptions, Game
4 Seattle vs. Kansas City, Nov. 4, 1984
3 Bal. Colts vs. Green Bay, Nov. 5, 1950
Cle. Browns vs. Chi. Bears, Dec. 11, 1960
Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 12, 1965
Bal. Colts vs. Pittsburgh, Sept. 29, 1968
Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets, Sept. 29, 1968
Hou. Oilers vs. S.D. Chargers, Dec. 19, 1971
Cincinnati vs. Hou. Oilers, Dec. 17, 1972
Tampa Bay vs. New Orleans, Dec. 11, 1977
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 ALL-TIME RECORDS DEFENSE
Minnesota vs. N.Y. Giants, Nov. 25, 2007 91 Washington, 1983
2 By many teams Minnesota, 2009
Most Touchdown Returning Interceptions, Both Teams, Game Fewest Yards Allowed, Kickoff Returns, Season
4 Philadelphia (3) vs. Pittsburgh (1), Dec. 12, 1965 156 Indianapolis, 2015
Seattle (4) vs. Kansas City (0), Nov. 4, 1984 225 Brooklyn, 1943
3 L.A. Rams (2) vs. Detroit (1), Nov. 1, 1953 229 Bal. Ravens, 2015
Cle. Browns (2) vs. N.Y. Giants (1), Dec. 18, 1960 Most Yards Allowed, Kickoff Returns, Season
Pittsburgh (2) vs. Cincinnati (1), Oct. 10, 1983 2,194 St.L. Rams, 2001
Kansas City (2) vs. S.D. Chargers (1), Oct. 19, 1986 2,115 St.L. Rams, 1999
Arizona (2) vs. St.L. Rams (1), Dec. 30, 2007 2,060 Minnesota, 2009
New Orleans (2) vs. Detroit (1), Oct. 15, 2017 Lowest Average Allowed, Kickoff Returns, Season
(Also see previous record) 14.3 Cle. Browns, 1980
14.9 Indianapolis, 1993
PUNT RETURNS 15.0 Seattle, 1982
Fewest Opponents Punt Returns, Season Highest Average Allowed, Kickoff Returns, Season
7 Washington, 1962 32.5 Oakland, 2014 (21-683)
S.D. Chargers, 1982 32.4 Carolina, 2014 (18-584)
10 Buffalo, 1982 30.7 Indianapolis, 2011 (19-584)
11 Bos. Patriots, 1962 Most Touchdowns Allowed, Kickoff Returns, Season
New England, 2008 4 Minnesota, 1998
Most Opponents Punt Returns, Season Pittsburgh, 2009
71 Tampa Bay, 1976, 1977 3 Minnesota, 1963, 1970
69 N.Y. Giants, 1953 Dallas, 1966
Cle. Browns, 2000 Detroit, 1980
68 Cle. Browns, 1974 Pittsburgh, 1986
Cle. Browns, 1999 Buffalo, 1997
Fewest Yards Allowed, Punt Returns, Season Atlanta, 2000
22 Green Bay, 1967 Arizona, 2005
30 Buffalo, 1982 Indianapolis, 2007
34 Washington, 1962 S.D. Chargers, 2010
Most Yards Allowed, Punt Returns, Season 2 By many teams
932 Green Bay, 1949
913 Bos. Yanks, 1947 FUMBLES
906 New Orleans, 1974 Fewest Opponents Fumbles, Season
Lowest Avg. Allowed, Punt Returns, Season 7 Tennessee, 2014
1.20 Chi. Cardinals, 1954 Cincinnati, 2017
1.22 Cle. Browns, 1959 10 San Francisco, 2015
1.55 Chi. Cardinals, 1953 Oakland, 2018
Highest Average Allowed, Punt Returns, Season 11 Cle. Browns, 1956
18.9 S.D. Chargers, 2010 (28-528) Bal. Colts, 1982
18.6 Green Bay, 1949 (50-932) Tennessee, 1998
18.0 Cle. Browns, 1977 (31-558) S.D. Chargers, 2011
Most Touchdowns Allowed, Punt Returns, Season Indianapolis, 2012
4 L.A. Rams, 1951 Cincinnati, 2015
N.Y. Giants, 1959 Most Opponents Fumbles, Season
Atlanta, 1992 50 Minnesota, 1963
Minnesota, 2008 San Francisco, 1978
3 Green Bay, 1949 48 N.Y. Giants, 1980
Chi. Cardinals, 1951 N.Y. Jets, 1986
L.A. Rams, 1951, 1994 47 N.Y. Giants, 1977
Washington, 1952 Seattle, 1984
Dallas, 1952
Pittsburgh, 1959, 1993 TURNOVERS
N.Y. Jets, 1968 (Number of times losing the ball on interceptions and fumbles.)
Cle. Browns, 1977 Fewest Opponents Turnovers, Season
Atlanta, 1986 7 San Francisco, 2018
Tampa Bay, 1986 11 Bal. Colts, 1982
Arizona, 2002 Hou. Texans, 2013
Cincinnati, 2002 Dallas, 2015
Tennessee, 2002 Chi. Bears, 2016
Carolina, 2011 12 Washington, 2006
N.Y. Giants, 2013 San Francisco, 2015
Washington, 2013 Most Opponent Turnovers, Season
Indianapolis, 2015 66 S.D. Chargers, 1961
2 By many teams 63 Seattle, 1984
61 Washington, 1983
KICKOFF RETURNS Most Opponent Turnovers, Game
Fewest Opponents Kickoff Returns, Season 12 Chi. Bears vs. Detroit, Nov. 22, 1942
8 Indianapolis, 2015 Philadelphia vs. Chi. Cardinals, Sept. 24, 1950
9 Bal. Ravens, 2015 Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 12, 1965
10 Brooklyn, 1943 11 Green Bay vs. S.D. Chargers, Sept. 24, 1978
Most Opponents Kickoff Returns, Season 10 By 14 teams
93 Indianapolis, 2003
92 Indianapolis, 2004
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1,000 YARDS RUSHING IN A SEASON
Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
2018 Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas2 .........................................................................304 1,434 4.7 41 6
*Saquon Barkley, N.Y. Giants .............................................................261 1,307 5.0 78 11
Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams3 ....................................................................256 1,251 4.9 36 17
Joe Mixon, Cincinnati ........................................................................237 1,168 4.9 51 8
Chris Carson, Seattle.........................................................................247 1,151 4.7 61 9
Christian McCaffrey, Carolina.............................................................219 1,098 5.0 59 7
Derrick Henry, Tennessee ..................................................................215 1,059 4.9 99 12
Adrian Peterson, Washington8 ............................................................251 1,042 4.2 90 7
*Phillip Lindsay, Denver.....................................................................192 1,037 5.4 65 9
2017 *Kareem Hunt, Kansas City ...............................................................272 1,327 4.9 69 8
Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams2 ....................................................................279 1,305 4.7 57 13
Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh3 ....................................................................321 1,291 4.0 27 9
LeSean McCoy, Buffalo6 ....................................................................287 1,138 4.0 48 6
Mark Ingram, New Orleans2 ...............................................................230 1,124 4.9 72 12
Jordan Howard, Chicago2 ..................................................................276 1,122 4.1 53 9
Melvin Gordon, L.A. Chargers............................................................284 1,105 3.9 87 8
*Leonard Fournette, Jacksonville .......................................................268 1,040 3.9 90 9
C.J. Anderson, Denver.......................................................................245 1,007 4.1 40 3
2016 *Ezekiel Elliot, Dallas .........................................................................322 1,631 5.1 60 15
*Jordan Howard, Chicago .................................................................252 1,313 5.2 69 6
DeMarco Murray, Tennessee3.............................................................293 1,287 4.4 75 9
Jay Ajayi, Miami................................................................................260 1,272 4.9 62 8
Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh2 ....................................................................261 1,268 4.9 44 7
LeSean McCoy, Buffalo5 ....................................................................234 1,267 5.4 75 13
David Johnson, Arizona .....................................................................293 1,239 4.2 58 16
LeGarrette Blount, New England2........................................................299 1,161 3.9 44 18
Devonta Freeman, Atlanta2 .................................................................227 1,079 4.8 75 11
Lamar Miller, Houston2.......................................................................268 1,073 4.0 45 5
Mark Ingram, New Orleans ................................................................205 1,043 5.1 75 6
Frank Gore, Indianapolis9 ...................................................................263 1,025 3.9 22 4
2015 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota7 ..............................................................327 1,485 4.5 80 11
Doug Martin, Tampa Bay2 ..................................................................288 1,402 4.9 84 6
*Todd Gurley, St. Louis......................................................................229 1,106 4.8 71 10
Darren McFadden, Dallas2 ..................................................................239 1,089 4.6 50 3
Chris Ivory, N.Y. Jets..........................................................................247 1,070 4.3 58 7
Latavius Murray, Oakland ..................................................................266 1,066 4.0 54 6
Devonta Freeman, Atlanta ..................................................................265 1,056 4.0 39 11
2014 DeMarco Murray, Dallas2 ...................................................................392 1,845 4.7 51 13
Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh.....................................................................290 1,361 4.7 81 8
LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia4 .............................................................312 1,319 4.2 53 5
Marshawn Lynch, Seattle6 .................................................................280 1,306 4.7 79 13
Justin Forsett, Baltimore ....................................................................235 1,266 5.4 52 8
Arian Foster, Houston4 .......................................................................260 1,246 4.8 51 8
Eddie Lacy, Green Bay2 ......................................................................246 1,139 4.6 44 9
*Jeremy Hill, Cincinnati .....................................................................222 1,124 5.1 85 9
Frank Gore, San Francisco8 ................................................................255 1,106 4.3 52 4
Lamar Miller, Miami ...........................................................................216 1,099 5.1 97 8
Alfred Morris, Washington3 ................................................................265 1,074 4.1 30 8
Matt Forté, Chicago5 ..........................................................................266 1,038 3.9 32 6
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City5 ............................................................206 1,033 5.0 63 9
2013 LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia3 .............................................................314 1,607 5.1 57 9
Matt Forté, Chicago4 ..........................................................................289 1,339 4.6 55 9
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City4 ............................................................259 1,287 5.0 46 12
Alfred Morris, Washington2 ................................................................276 1,275 4.6 45 7
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota6 ..............................................................279 1,266 4.5 78 10
Marshawn Lynch, Seattle5 .................................................................301 1,257 4.2 43 12
Ryan Mathews, San Diego2 ................................................................285 1,255 4.4 51 6
*Eddie Lacy, Green Bay.....................................................................284 1,178 4.1 60 11
Frank Gore, San Francisco7 ................................................................276 1,128 4.1 51 9
DeMarco Murray, Dallas ....................................................................217 1,121 5.2 43 9
Chris Johnson, Tennessee6 ................................................................279 1,077 3.9 30 6
Knowshon Moreno, Denver ...............................................................241 1,038 4.3 31 10
Reggie Bush, Detroit2 .........................................................................223 1,006 4.5 39 4
2012 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota5 ..............................................................348 2,097 6.0 82 12
*Alfred Morris, Washington ...............................................................335 1,613 4.8 39 13
Marshawn Lynch, Seattle4 .................................................................315 1,590 5.0 77 11
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City3 ............................................................285 1,509 5.3 91 5
*Doug Martin, Tampa Bay .................................................................319 1,454 4.6 70 11

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Arian Foster, Houston3 .......................................................................351 1,424 4.1 46 15
Stevan Ridley, New England...............................................................290 1,263 4.4 41 12
C.J. Spiller, Buffalo ............................................................................207 1,244 6.0 62 6
Chris Johnson, Tennessee5 ................................................................276 1,243 4.5 94 6
Frank Gore, San Francisco6 ................................................................258 1,214 4.7 37 8
Ray Rice, Baltimore4 ..........................................................................257 1,143 4.4 46 9
Matt Forté, Chicago3 ..........................................................................248 1,094 4.4 46 5
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Cincinnati2......................................................278 1,094 3.9 48 6
Shonn Greene, N.Y. Jets2 ...................................................................276 1,063 3.9 36 8
Steven Jackson, St. Louis8 ................................................................257 1,042 4.1 46 4
Ahmad Bradshaw, N.Y. Giants2 ...........................................................221 1,015 4.6 37 6
2011 Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville3 ....................................................343 1,606 4.7 56 8
Ray Rice, Baltimore3 ..........................................................................291 1,364 4.7 70 12
Michael Turner, Atlanta3 .....................................................................301 1,340 4.5 81 11
LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia2 .............................................................273 1,309 4.8 60 17
Arian Foster, Houston2 .......................................................................278 1,224 4.4 43 10
Frank Gore, San Francisco5 ................................................................282 1,211 4.3 55 8
Marshawn Lynch, Seattle3 .................................................................285 1,204 4.2 47 12
Willis McGahee, Denver4 ....................................................................249 1,199 4.8 60 4
Steven Jackson, St. Louis7 ................................................................260 1,145 4.4 47 5
Ryan Mathews, San Diego.................................................................222 1,091 4.9 39 6
Reggie Bush, Miami ..........................................................................216 1,086 5.0 76 6
Cedric Benson, Cincinnati3 .................................................................273 1,067 3.9 42 6
Shonn Greene, N.Y. Jets.....................................................................253 1,054 4.2 31 6
Chris Johnson, Tennessee4 ................................................................262 1,047 4.0 48 4
Beanie Wells, Arizona ........................................................................245 1,047 4.3 71 10
2010 Arian Foster, Houston ........................................................................327 1,616 4.9 74 16
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City2 ............................................................230 1,467 6.4 80 5
Michael Turner, Atlanta2 .....................................................................334 1,371 4.1 55 12
Chris Johnson, Tennessee3 ................................................................316 1,364 4.3 76 11
Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville2 ....................................................299 1,324 4.4 37 5
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota4 ..............................................................283 1,298 4.6 80 12
Rashard Mendenhall, Pittsburgh2 .......................................................324 1,273 3.9 50 13
Steven Jackson, St. Louis6 ................................................................330 1,241 3.8 42 6
Ahmad Bradshaw, N.Y. Giants............................................................276 1,235 4.5 48 8
Ray Rice, Baltimore2 ..........................................................................307 1,220 4.0 50 5
Peyton Hillis, Cleveland......................................................................270 1,177 4.4 48 11
Darren McFadden, Oakland................................................................223 1,157 5.2 57 7
Cedric Benson, Cincinnati2 .................................................................321 1,111 3.5 26 7
LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia ..............................................................207 1,080 5.2 62 7
Matt Forté, Chicago2 ..........................................................................237 1,069 4.5 68 6
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, New England..................................................229 1,008 4.4 33 13
*LeGarrette Blount, Tampa Bay..........................................................201 1,007 5.0 53 6
2009 Chris Johnson, Tennessee2 ................................................................358 2,006 5.6 91 14
Steven Jackson, St. Louis5 ................................................................324 1,416 4.8 58 4
Thomas Jones, N.Y. Jets5 ..................................................................331 1,402 4.2 71 14
Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville .....................................................312 1,391 4.5 80 15
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota3 ..............................................................314 1,383 4.4 64 18
Ray Rice, Baltimore...........................................................................254 1,339 5.3 59 7
Ryan Grant, Green Bay2 .....................................................................282 1,253 4.4 62 11
Cedric Benson, Cincinnati..................................................................301 1,251 4.2 42 6
Jonathan Stewart, Carolina................................................................221 1,133 5.1 67 10
Ricky Williams, Miami5 ......................................................................241 1,121 4.6 68 11
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City .............................................................190 1,120 5.9 76 7
Frank Gore, San Francisco4 ................................................................229 1,120 4.9 80 10
DeAngelo Williams, Carolina2 .............................................................216 1,117 5.2 77 7
Rashard Mendenhall, Pittsburgh ........................................................242 1,108 4.6 60 7
Fred Jackson, Buffalo ........................................................................237 1,062 4.5 43 2
2008 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota2 ..............................................................363 1,760 4.9 67 10
Michael Turner, Atlanta ......................................................................376 1,699 4.5 70 17
DeAngelo Williams, Carolina ..............................................................273 1,515 5.6 69 18
Clinton Portis, Washington6 ...............................................................342 1,487 4.4 31 9
Thomas Jones, N.Y. Jets4 ..................................................................290 1,312 4.5 59 13
*Steve Slaton, Houston .....................................................................268 1,282 4.8 71 9
*Matt Forté, Chicago .........................................................................316 1,238 3.9 50 8
*Chris Johnson, Tennessee ...............................................................251 1,228 4.9 66 9
Ryan Grant, Green Bay ......................................................................312 1,203 3.9 57 4
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego8 .......................................................292 1,110 3.8 45 11
Brandon Jacobs, N.Y. Giants2 .............................................................219 1,089 5.0 44 15

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Steven Jackson, St. Louis4 ................................................................253 1,042 4.1 56 7
Frank Gore, San Francisco3 ................................................................240 1,036 4.3 41 6
Marshawn Lynch, Buffalo2 .................................................................250 1,036 4.1 50 8
Derrick Ward, N.Y. Giants...................................................................182 1,025 5.6 51 2
Jamal Lewis, Cleveland7 ....................................................................279 1,002 3.6 29 4
2007 LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego7 .......................................................315 1,474 4.7 49 15
*Adrian Peterson, Minnesota .............................................................238 1,341 5.6 73 12
Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia2...........................................................278 1,333 4.8 36 7
Willie Parker, Pittsburgh3 ....................................................................321 1,316 4.1 32 2
Jamal Lewis, Cleveland6 ....................................................................298 1,304 4.4 66 9
Clinton Portis, Washington5 ...............................................................325 1,262 3.9 32 11
Edgerrin James, Arizona7 ...................................................................324 1,222 3.8 27 7
Willis McGahee, Baltimore3 ................................................................294 1,207 4.1 46 7
Fred Taylor, Jacksonville7 ...................................................................223 1,202 5.4 80 5
Thomas Jones, N.Y. Jets3...................................................................310 1,119 3.6 36 1
*Marshawn Lynch, Buffalo ................................................................280 1,115 4.0 56 7
LenDale White, Tennessee .................................................................303 1,110 3.7 28 7
Frank Gore, San Francisco2 ................................................................260 1,102 4.2 43 5
Joseph Addai, Indianapolis2 ...............................................................261 1,072 4.1 23 12
Justin Fargas, Oakland.......................................................................222 1,009 4.6 48 4
Brandon Jacobs, N.Y. Giants..............................................................202 1,009 5.0 43 4
Steven Jackson, St. Louis3 ................................................................237 1,002 4.2 54 5
2006 LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego6 .......................................................348 1,815 5.2 85 28
Larry Johnson, Kansas City2 ..............................................................416 1,789 4.3 47 17
Frank Gore, San Francisco.................................................................312 1,695 5.4 72 8
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants6......................................................................327 1,662 5.1 55 5
Steven Jackson, St. Louis2 ................................................................346 1,528 4.4 59 13
Willie Parker, Pittsburgh2 ....................................................................337 1,494 4.4 76 13
Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati3 ..................................................................341 1,309 3.8 22 12
Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia............................................................240 1,217 5.1 71 7
Chester Taylor, Minnesota..................................................................303 1,216 4.0 95 6
Travis Henry, Tennessee3 ...................................................................270 1,211 4.5 70 7
Thomas Jones, Chicago2 ...................................................................296 1,210 4.1 30 6
Edgerrin James, Arizona6 ...................................................................337 1,159 3.4 18 6
Ladell Betts, Washington ...................................................................245 1,154 4.7 26 4
Fred Taylor, Jacksonville6 ...................................................................231 1,146 5.0 76 5
Warrick Dunn, Atlanta5 .......................................................................286 1,140 4.0 90 4
Jamal Lewis, Baltimore5.....................................................................314 1,132 3.6 52 9
Julius Jones, Dallas...........................................................................267 1,084 4.1 77 4
*Joseph Addai, Indianapolis ..............................................................226 1,081 4.8 41 7
Ahman Green, Green Bay6 .................................................................266 1,059 4.0 70 5
Deuce McAllister, New Orleans4 .........................................................244 1,057 4.3 57 10
Michael Vick, Atlanta .........................................................................123 1,039 8.5 51 2
Tatum Bell, Denver ............................................................................233 1,025 4.4 51 2
Ronnie Brown, Miami ........................................................................241 1,008 4.2 47 5
2005 Shaun Alexander, Seattle5...................................................................370 1,880 5.1 88 27
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants5......................................................................357 1,860 5.2 95 9
Larry Johnson, Kansas City...............................................................336 1,750 5.2 49 20
Clinton Portis, Washington4 ...............................................................352 1,516 4.3 47 11
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis5 ............................................................360 1,506 4.2 33 13
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego5 .......................................................339 1,462 4.3 62 18
Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati2 ..................................................................337 1,458 4.3 33 12
Warrick Dunn, Atlanta4 .......................................................................280 1,416 5.1 65 3
Thomas Jones, Chicago ....................................................................314 1,335 4.3 42 9
Willis McGahee, Buffalo2 ....................................................................325 1,247 3.8 27 5
Reuben Droughns, Cleveland2 ............................................................309 1,232 4.0 75 2
Willie Parker, Pittsburgh .....................................................................255 1,202 4.7 80 4
*Carnell Williams, Tampa Bay............................................................290 1,178 4.1 71 6
Steven Jackson, St. Louis .................................................................254 1,046 4.1 51 8
LaMont Jordan, Oakland....................................................................272 1,025 3.8 26 9
Mike Anderson, Denver2 ....................................................................239 1,014 4.2 44 12
2004 Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets10 ....................................................................371 1,697 4.6 25 12
Shaun Alexander, Seattle4...................................................................353 1,696 4.8 44 16
Corey Dillon, New England7 ...............................................................345 1,635 4.7 44 12
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis4 ............................................................334 1,548 4.6 40 9
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants4 ......................................................................322 1,518 4.7 72 13
Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati ...................................................................361 1,454 4.0 52 12
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego4 .......................................................339 1,335 3.9 42 17
Clinton Portis, Washington3 ...............................................................343 1,315 3.8 64 5

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Reuben Droughns, Denver .................................................................275 1,240 4.5 51 6
Fred Taylor, Jacksonville5 ...................................................................260 1,224 4.7 46 2
Domanick Davis, Houston2 ................................................................302 1,188 3.9 44 13
Ahman Green, Green Bay5..................................................................259 1,163 4.5 90 7
*Kevin Jones, Detroit.........................................................................241 1,133 4.7 74 5
Willis McGahee, Buffalo.....................................................................284 1,128 4.0 41 13
Warrick Dunn, Atlanta3 .......................................................................265 1,106 4.2 60 9
Deuce McAllister, New Orleans3 .........................................................269 1,074 4.0 71 9
Chris Brown, Tennessee ....................................................................220 1,067 4.9 52 6
Jamal Lewis, Baltimore4.....................................................................235 1,006 4.3 75 7
2003 Jamal Lewis, Baltimore3.....................................................................387 2,066 5.3 82 14
Ahman Green, Green Bay4 .................................................................355 1,883 5.3 98 15
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego3 .......................................................313 1,645 5.3 73 13
Deuce McAllister, New Orleans2 .........................................................351 1,641 4.7 76 8
Clinton Portis, Denver2 .......................................................................290 1,591 5.5 65 14
Fred Taylor, Jacksonville4 ...................................................................345 1,572 4.6 62 6
Stephen Davis, Carolina4 ....................................................................318 1,444 4.5 40 8
Shaun Alexander, Seattle3...................................................................326 1,435 4.4 55 14
Priest Holmes, Kansas City4...............................................................320 1,420 4.4 31 27
Ricky Williams, Miami4 ......................................................................392 1,372 3.5 45 9
Travis Henry, Buffalo2.........................................................................331 1,356 4.1 64 10
Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets9 .....................................................................323 1,308 4.1 56 2
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis3 ............................................................310 1,259 4.1 43 11
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants3......................................................................278 1,216 4.4 27 2
*Domanick Davis, Houston ...............................................................238 1,031 4.3 51 8
Eddie George, Tennessee7 ..................................................................312 1,031 3.3 27 5
Kevan Barlow, San Francisco.............................................................201 1,024 5.1 78 6
Anthony Thomas, Chicago2................................................................244 1,024 4.2 67 6
2002 Ricky Williams, Miami3 ......................................................................383 1,853 4.8 63 16
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego2 .......................................................372 1,683 4.5 76 14
Priest Holmes, Kansas City3...............................................................313 1,615 5.2 56 21
*Clinton Portis, Denver......................................................................273 1,508 5.5 59 15
Travis Henry, Buffalo..........................................................................325 1,438 4.4 34 13
Deuce McAllister, New Orleans ..........................................................325 1,388 4.3 62 13
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants2......................................................................304 1,387 4.6 70 11
Jamal Lewis, Baltimore2.....................................................................308 1,327 4.3 75 6
Fred Taylor, Jacksonville3 ...................................................................287 1,314 4.6 63 8
Corey Dillon, Cincinnati6 ....................................................................314 1,311 4.2 67 7
Michael Bennett, Minnesota...............................................................255 1,296 5.1 85 5
Ahman Green, Green Bay3 .................................................................286 1,240 4.3 43 7
Shaun Alexander, Seattle2...................................................................295 1,175 4.0 58 16
Eddie George, Tennessee6 ..................................................................343 1,165 3.4 35 12
Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets8 .....................................................................261 1,094 4.2 35 7
Duce Staley, Philadelphia3 ..................................................................269 1,029 3.8 57 5
James Stewart, Detroit2 .....................................................................231 1,021 4.4 56 4
2001 Priest Holmes, Kansas City2...............................................................327 1,555 4.8 41 8
Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets7 .....................................................................333 1,513 4.5 47 10
Stephen Davis, Washington3 ..............................................................356 1,432 4.0 32 5
Ahman Green, Green Bay2 .................................................................304 1,387 4.6 83 9
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis7...................................................................260 1,382 5.3 71 12
Shaun Alexander, Seattle....................................................................309 1,318 4.3 88 14
Corey Dillon, Cincinnati5 ....................................................................340 1,315 3.9 96 10
Ricky Williams, New Orleans2 ............................................................313 1,245 4.0 46 6
*LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego......................................................339 1,236 3.6 54 10
Garrison Hearst, San Francisco4 ........................................................252 1,206 4.8 43 4
*Anthony Thomas, Chicago...............................................................278 1,183 4.3 46 7
Antowain Smith, New England2 ..........................................................287 1,157 4.0 44 12
*Dominic Rhodes, Indianapolis..........................................................233 1,104 4.7 77 9
Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh8 ..................................................................225 1,072 4.8 48 4
Emmitt Smith, Dallas11 .......................................................................261 1,021 3.9 44 3
2000 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis2 ............................................................387 1,709 4.4 30 13
Robert Smith, Minnesota4 ..................................................................295 1,521 5.2 72 7
Eddie George, Tennessee5 ..................................................................403 1,509 3.7 35 14
*Mike Anderson, Denver ...................................................................297 1,487 5.0 80 15
Corey Dillon, Cincinnati4 ....................................................................315 1,435 4.6 80 7
Fred Taylor, Jacksonville2 ...................................................................292 1,399 4.8 71 12
*Jamal Lewis, Baltimore....................................................................309 1,364 4.4 45 6
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis6...................................................................253 1,359 5.4 36 18
Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh7 ..................................................................355 1,341 3.8 30 8

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Stephen Davis, Washington2 ..............................................................332 1,318 4.0 50 11
Ricky Watters, Seattle7.......................................................................278 1,242 4.5 55 7
Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets6 .....................................................................316 1,204 3.8 55 9
Emmitt Smith, Dallas10 .......................................................................294 1,203 4.1 52 9
James Stewart, Detroit ......................................................................339 1,184 3.5 34 10
Ahman Green, Green Bay ..................................................................263 1,175 4.5 39 10
Charlie Garner, San Francisco2 ...........................................................258 1,142 4.4 42 7
Lamar Smith, Miami ..........................................................................309 1,139 3.7 68 14
Warrick Dunn, Tampa Bay2 ................................................................248 1,133 4.6 70 8
James Allen, Chicago ........................................................................290 1,120 3.9 29 2
Tyrone Wheatley, Oakland ..................................................................232 1,046 4.5 80 9
Jamal Anderson, Atlanta4 ...................................................................282 1,024 3.6 42 6
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants.......................................................................213 1,006 4.7 78 8
Ricky Williams, New Orleans .............................................................248 1,000 4.0 26 8
1999 *Edgerrin James, Indianapolis ...........................................................369 1,553 4.2 72 13
Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets5 .....................................................................367 1,464 4.0 50 5
Stephen Davis, Washington ...............................................................290 1,405 4.8 76 17
Emmitt Smith, Dallas9 ........................................................................329 1,397 4.3 63 11
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis5...................................................................253 1,381 5.5 58 7
Eddie George, Tennessee4 ..................................................................320 1,304 4.1 40 9
Duce Staley, Philadelphia2 ..................................................................325 1,273 3.9 29 4
Charlie Garner, San Francisco ............................................................241 1,229 5.1 53 4
Ricky Watters, Seattle6.......................................................................325 1,210 3.7 45 5
Corey Dillon, Cincinnati3 ....................................................................263 1,200 4.6 50 5
*Olandis Gary, Denver .......................................................................276 1,159 4.2 71 7
Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh6 ..................................................................299 1,091 3.7 35 7
Dorsey Levens, Green Bay2................................................................279 1,034 3.7 36 9
Robert Smith, Minnesota3 ..................................................................221 1,015 4.6 70 2
1998 Terrell Davis, Denver4 .........................................................................392 2,008 5.1 70 21
Jamal Anderson, Atlanta3 ...................................................................410 1,846 4.5 48 14
Garrison Hearst, San Francisco3 ........................................................310 1,570 5.1 96 7
Barry Sanders, Detroit10 .....................................................................343 1,491 4.3 73 4
Emmitt Smith, Dallas8 ........................................................................319 1,332 4.2 32 13
Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis4 ..............................................................324 1,319 4.1 68 6
Eddie George, Tennessee3 ..................................................................348 1,294 3.7 37 5
Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets4 .....................................................................369 1,287 3.5 60 8
Ricky Watters, Seattle5.......................................................................319 1,239 3.9 39 9
*Fred Taylor, Jacksonville ..................................................................264 1,223 4.6 77 14
Robert Smith, Minnesota2 ..................................................................249 1,187 4.8 74 6
Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh5 ..................................................................316 1,185 3.8 42 3
Corey Dillon, Cincinnati2 ....................................................................262 1,130 4.3 66 4
Antowain Smith, Buffalo ....................................................................300 1,124 3.7 30 8
*Robert Edwards, New England ........................................................291 1,115 3.8 53 9
Duce Staley, Philadelphia...................................................................258 1,065 4.1 64 5
Gary Brown, N.Y. Giants2 ...................................................................247 1,063 4.3 45 5
Adrian Murrell, Arizona3 .....................................................................274 1,042 3.8 32 8
Warrick Dunn, Tampa Bay .................................................................245 1,026 4.2 50 2
Priest Holmes, Baltimore ...................................................................233 1,008 4.3 56 7
1997 Barry Sanders, Detroit9 ......................................................................335 2,053 6.1 82 11
Terrell Davis, Denver3 .........................................................................369 1,750 4.7 50 15
Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh4 ..................................................................375 1,665 4.4 34 7
Dorsey Levens, Green Bay ................................................................329 1,435 4.4 52 7
Eddie George, Tennessee2 ..................................................................357 1,399 3.9 30 6
Napoleon Kaufman, Oakland..............................................................272 1,294 4.8 83 6
Robert Smith, Minnesota ...................................................................232 1,266 5.5 78 6
Curtis Martin, New England3 ..............................................................274 1,160 4.2 70 4
*Corey Dillon, Cincinnati ...................................................................233 1,129 4.8 71 10
Ricky Watters, Philadelphia4 ...............................................................285 1,110 3.9 28 7
Adrian Murrell, N.Y. Jets2 ...................................................................300 1,086 3.6 43 7
Emmitt Smith, Dallas7 ........................................................................261 1,074 4.1 44 4
Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis3 ..............................................................264 1,054 4.0 45 7
Raymont Harris, Chicago...................................................................275 1,033 3.8 68 10
Garrison Hearst, San Francisco2 ........................................................234 1,019 4.4 51 4
Jamal Anderson, Atlanta2 ...................................................................290 1,002 3.5 39 7
1996 Barry Sanders, Detroit8 ......................................................................307 1,553 5.1 54 11
Terrell Davis, Denver2 .........................................................................345 1,538 4.5 71 13
Jerome Bettis, Pittsburgh3 ..................................................................320 1,431 4.5 50 11
Ricky Watters, Philadelphia3 ...............................................................353 1,411 4.0 56 13
*Eddie George, Houston....................................................................335 1,368 4.1 76 8

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Terry Allen, Washington4 ....................................................................347 1,353 3.9 49 21
Adrian Murrell, N.Y. Jets ....................................................................301 1,249 4.1 78 6
Emmitt Smith, Dallas6 ........................................................................327 1,204 3.7 42 12
Curtis Martin, New England2 ..............................................................316 1,152 3.6 57 14
Anthony Johnson, Carolina ................................................................300 1,120 3.7 29 6
*Karim Abdul-Jabbar, Miami..............................................................307 1,116 3.6 29 11
Jamal Anderson, Atlanta....................................................................232 1,055 4.5 32 5
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo8 ................................................................281 1,033 3.7 36 8
1995 Emmitt Smith, Dallas5 ........................................................................377 1,773 4.7 60 25
Barry Sanders, Detroit7 ......................................................................314 1,500 4.8 75 11
*Curtis Martin, New England.............................................................368 1,487 4.0 49 14
Chris Warren, Seattle4 ........................................................................310 1,346 4.3 52 15
Terry Allen, Washington3 ....................................................................338 1,309 3.9 28 10
Ricky Watters, Philadelphia2 ...............................................................337 1,273 3.8 57 11
Errict Rhett, Tampa Bay2 ....................................................................332 1,207 3.6 21 11
Rodney Hampton, N.Y. Giants5 ...........................................................306 1,182 3.9 32 10
*Terrell Davis, Denver........................................................................237 1,117 4.7 60 7
Harvey Williams, Oakland ..................................................................255 1,114 4.4 60 9
Craig Heyward, Atlanta ......................................................................236 1,083 4.6 31 6
Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis2 ..............................................................289 1,078 3.7 40 11
*Rashaan Salaam, Chicago ...............................................................296 1,074 3.6 42 10
Garrison Hearst, Arizona....................................................................284 1,070 3.8 38 1
Edgar Bennett, Green Bay..................................................................316 1,067 3.4 23 3
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo7 ................................................................267 1,005 3.8 49 6
1994 Barry Sanders, Detroit6 ......................................................................331 1,883 5.7 85 7
Chris Warren, Seattle3 ........................................................................333 1,545 4.6 41 9
Emmitt Smith, Dallas4 ........................................................................368 1,484 4.0 46 21
Natrone Means, San Diego ................................................................343 1,350 3.9 25 12
*Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis .............................................................314 1,282 4.1 52 11
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo6 ................................................................287 1,093 3.8 29 7
Rodney Hampton, N.Y. Giants4 ...........................................................327 1,075 3.3 27 6
Terry Allen, Minnesota2 ......................................................................255 1,031 4.0 45 8
Jerome Bettis, L.A. Rams2 .................................................................319 1,025 3.2 19 3
*Errict Rhett, Tampa Bay ...................................................................284 1,011 3.6 27 7
1993 Emmitt Smith, Dallas3 ........................................................................283 1,486 5.3 62 9
*Jerome Bettis, L.A. Rams ................................................................294 1,429 4.9 71 7
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo5 ................................................................355 1,315 3.7 27 6
Erric Pegram, Atlanta.........................................................................292 1,185 4.1 29 3
Barry Sanders, Detroit5 ......................................................................243 1,115 4.6 42 3
Leonard Russell, New England ..........................................................300 1,088 3.6 21 7
Rodney Hampton, N.Y. Giants3 ...........................................................292 1,077 3.7 20 5
Chris Warren, Seattle2 ........................................................................273 1,072 3.9 45 7
*Reggie Brooks, Washington.............................................................223 1,063 4.8 85 3
*Ron Moore, Phoenix ........................................................................263 1,018 3.9 20 9
Gary Brown, Houston ........................................................................195 1,002 5.1 26 6
1992 Emmitt Smith, Dallas2 ........................................................................373 1,713 4.6 68 18
Barry Foster, Pittsburgh .....................................................................390 1,690 4.3 69 11
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo4 ................................................................312 1,487 4.8 44 9
Barry Sanders, Detroit4 ......................................................................312 1,352 4.3 55 9
Lorenzo White, Houston ....................................................................265 1,226 4.6 44 7
Terry Allen, Minnesota .......................................................................266 1,201 4.5 51 13
Reggie Cobb, Tampa Bay...................................................................310 1,171 3.8 25 9
Harold Green, Cincinnati ....................................................................265 1,170 4.4 53 2
Rodney Hampton, N.Y. Giants2 ...........................................................257 1,141 4.4 63 14
Cleveland Gary, L.A. Rams ................................................................279 1,125 4.0 63 7
Herschel Walker, Philadelphia2 ...........................................................267 1,070 4.0 38 8
Chris Warren, Seattle.........................................................................223 1,017 4.6 52 3
Ricky Watters, San Francisco ............................................................206 1,013 4.9 43 9
1991 Emmitt Smith, Dallas .........................................................................365 1,563 4.3 75 12
Barry Sanders, Detroit3 ......................................................................342 1,548 4.5 69 16
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo3 ................................................................288 1,407 4.9 33 7
Rodney Hampton, N.Y. Giants ............................................................256 1,059 4.1 44 10
Earnest Byner, Washington3 ...............................................................274 1,048 3.8 32 5
Gaston Green, Denver........................................................................261 1,037 4.0 63 4
Christian Okoye, Kansas City2 ............................................................225 1,031 4.6 48 9
1990 Barry Sanders, Detroit2 ......................................................................255 1,304 5.1 45 13
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo2 ................................................................271 1,297 4.8 80 11
Marion Butts, San Diego....................................................................265 1,225 4.6 52 8
Earnest Byner, Washington2 ...............................................................297 1,219 4.1 22 6

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Bobby Humphrey, Denver2 .................................................................288 1,202 4.2 37 7
Neal Anderson, Chicago3 ...................................................................260 1,078 4.1 52 10
Barry Word, Kansas City ...................................................................204 1,015 5.0 53 4
James Brooks, Cincinnati3 .................................................................195 1,004 5.1 56 5
1989 Christian Okoye, Kansas City.............................................................370 1,480 4.0 59 12
*Barry Sanders, Detroit .....................................................................280 1,470 5.3 34 14
Eric Dickerson, Indianapolis7 ..............................................................314 1,311 4.2 21 7
Neal Anderson, Chicago2 ...................................................................274 1,275 4.7 73 11
Dalton Hilliard, New Orleans ..............................................................344 1,262 3.7 40 13
Thurman Thomas, Buffalo .................................................................298 1,244 4.2 38 6
James Brooks, Cincinnati2 .................................................................221 1,239 5.6 65 7
*Bobby Humphrey, Denver ................................................................294 1,151 3.9 40 7
Greg Bell, L.A. Rams3 ........................................................................272 1,137 4.2 47 15
Roger Craig, San Francisco3 ..............................................................271 1,054 3.9 27 6
Ottis Anderson, N.Y. Giants6 ...............................................................325 1,023 3.1 36 14
1988 Eric Dickerson, Indianapolis6 ..............................................................388 1,659 4.3 41 14
Herschel Walker, Dallas .....................................................................361 1,514 4.2 38 5
Roger Craig, San Francisco2 ..............................................................310 1,502 4.8 46 9
Greg Bell, L.A. Rams2 ........................................................................288 1,212 4.2 44 16
*John Stephens, New England ..........................................................297 1,168 3.9 52 4
Gary Anderson, San Diego ................................................................225 1,119 5.0 36 3
Neal Anderson, Chicago ....................................................................249 1,106 4.4 80 12
Joe Morris, N.Y. Giants3 .....................................................................307 1,083 3.5 27 5
*Ickey Woods, Cincinnati ..................................................................203 1,066 5.3 56 15
Curt Warner, Seattle4 .........................................................................266 1,025 3.9 29 10
John Settle, Atlanta............................................................................232 1,024 4.4 62 7
Mike Rozier, Houston.........................................................................251 1,002 4.0 28 10
1987 Charles White, L.A. Rams..................................................................324 1,374 4.2 58 11
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams-Indianapolis5 ............................................283 1,288 4.6 57 6
1986 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams4 ................................................................404 1,821 4.5 42 11
Joe Morris, N.Y. Giants2 .....................................................................341 1,516 4.4 54 14
Curt Warner, Seattle3 .........................................................................319 1,481 4.6 60 13
*Rueben Mayes, New Orleans ...........................................................286 1,353 4.7 50 8
Walter Payton, Chicago10 ...................................................................321 1,333 4.2 41 8
Gerald Riggs, Atlanta3 ........................................................................343 1,327 3.9 31 9
George Rogers, Washington4 .............................................................303 1,203 4.0 42 18
James Brooks, Cincinnati ..................................................................205 1,087 5.3 56 5
1985 Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders3 ...............................................................390 1,759 4.6 61 11
Gerald Riggs, Atlanta2 ........................................................................397 1,719 4.3 50 10
Walter Payton, Chicago9 ....................................................................324 1,551 4.8 40 9
Joe Morris, N.Y. Giants ......................................................................294 1,336 4.5 65 21
Freeman McNeil, N.Y. Jets2 ................................................................294 1,331 4.5 69 3
Tony Dorsett, Dallas8 .........................................................................305 1,307 4.3 60 7
James Wilder, Tampa Bay2 .................................................................365 1,300 3.6 28 10
Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams3 ................................................................292 1,234 4.2 43 12
Craig James, New England ................................................................263 1,227 4.7 65 5
Kevin Mack, Cleveland.......................................................................222 1,104 5.0 61 7
Curt Warner, Seattle2 .........................................................................291 1,094 3.8 38 8
George Rogers, Washington3 .............................................................231 1,093 4.7 35 7
Roger Craig, San Francisco ...............................................................214 1,050 4.9 62 9
Earnest Jackson, Philadelphia2 ...........................................................282 1,028 3.6 59 5
Stump Mitchell, St. Louis...................................................................183 1,006 5.5 64 7
Earnest Byner, Cleveland ...................................................................244 1,002 4.1 36 8
1984 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams2 ................................................................379 2,105 5.6 66 14
Walter Payton, Chicago8 ....................................................................381 1,684 4.4 72 11
James Wilder, Tampa Bay..................................................................407 1,544 3.8 37 13
Gerald Riggs, Atlanta.........................................................................353 1,486 4.2 57 13
Wendell Tyler, San Francisco3.............................................................246 1,262 5.1 40 7
John Riggins, Washington5 ................................................................327 1,239 3.8 24 14
Tony Dorsett, Dallas7 .........................................................................302 1,189 3.9 31 6
Earnest Jackson, San Diego ..............................................................296 1,179 4.0 32 8
Ottis Anderson, St. Louis5 ..................................................................289 1,174 4.1 24 6
Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders2 ...............................................................275 1,168 4.2 52 13
Sammy Winder, Denver .....................................................................296 1,153 3.9 24 4
*Greg Bell, Buffalo ............................................................................262 1,100 4.2 85 7
Freeman McNeil, N.Y. Jets .................................................................229 1,070 4.7 53 5
1983 *Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams...............................................................390 1,808 4.6 85 18
William Andrews, Atlanta4 ..................................................................331 1,567 4.7 27 7
*Curt Warner, Seattle ........................................................................335 1,449 4.3 60 13

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Walter Payton, Chicago7 ....................................................................314 1,421 4.5 49 6
John Riggins, Washington4 ................................................................375 1,347 3.6 44 24
Tony Dorsett, Dallas6 .........................................................................289 1,321 4.6 77 8
Earl Campbell, Houston5 ....................................................................322 1,301 4.0 42 12
Ottis Anderson, St. Louis4 ..................................................................296 1,270 4.3 43 5
Mike Pruitt, Cleveland4 .......................................................................293 1,184 4.0 27 10
George Rogers, New Orleans2 ............................................................256 1,144 4.5 76 5
Joe Cribbs, Buffalo3 ...........................................................................263 1,131 4.3 45 3
Curtis Dickey, Baltimore ....................................................................254 1,122 4.4 56 4
Tony Collins, New England ................................................................219 1,049 4.8 50 10
Billy Sims, Detroit3 .............................................................................220 1,040 4.7 41 7
Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders ................................................................266 1,014 3.8 19 9
Franco Harris, Pittsburgh8 ..................................................................279 1,007 3.6 19 5
1981 *George Rogers, New Orleans...........................................................378 1,674 4.4 79 13
Tony Dorsett, Dallas5 .........................................................................342 1,646 4.8 75 4
Billy Sims, Detroit2 .............................................................................296 1,437 4.9 51 13
Wilbert Montgomery, Philadelphia3 .....................................................286 1,402 4.9 41 8
Ottis Anderson, St. Louis3 ..................................................................328 1,376 4.2 28 9
Earl Campbell, Houston4 ....................................................................361 1,376 3.8 43 10
William Andrews, Atlanta3 ..................................................................289 1,301 4.5 29 10
Walter Payton, Chicago6 ....................................................................339 1,222 3.6 39 6
Chuck Muncie, San Diego2 ................................................................251 1,144 4.6 73 19
*Joe Delaney, Kansas City.................................................................234 1,121 4.8 82 3
Mike Pruitt, Cleveland3 .......................................................................247 1,103 4.5 21 7
Joe Cribbs, Buffalo2 ...........................................................................257 1,097 4.3 35 3
Pete Johnson, Cincinnati ...................................................................274 1,077 3.9 39 12
Wendell Tyler, Los Angeles2 ...............................................................260 1,074 4.1 69 12
Ted Brown, Minnesota .......................................................................274 1,063 3.9 34 6
1980 Earl Campbell, Houston3 ....................................................................373 1,934 5.2 55 13
Walter Payton, Chicago5 ....................................................................317 1,460 4.6 69 6
Ottis Anderson, St. Louis2 ..................................................................301 1,352 4.5 52 9
William Andrews, Atlanta2 ..................................................................265 1,308 4.9 33 4
*Billy Sims, Detroit............................................................................313 1,303 4.2 52 13
Tony Dorsett, Dallas4 .........................................................................278 1,185 4.3 56 11
*Joe Cribbs, Buffalo ..........................................................................306 1,185 3.9 48 11
Mike Pruitt, Cleveland2 .......................................................................249 1,034 4.2 56 6
1979 Earl Campbell, Houston2 ....................................................................368 1,697 4.6 61 19
Walter Payton, Chicago4 ....................................................................369 1,610 4.4 43 14
*Ottis Anderson, St. Louis.................................................................331 1,605 4.8 76 8
Wilbert Montgomery, Philadelphia2 .....................................................338 1,512 4.5 62 9
Mike Pruitt, Cleveland ........................................................................264 1,294 4.9 77 9
Ricky Bell, Tampa Bay .......................................................................283 1,263 4.5 49 7
Chuck Muncie, New Orleans..............................................................238 1,198 5.0 69 11
Franco Harris, Pittsburgh7 ..................................................................267 1,186 4.4 71 11
John Riggins, Washington3 ................................................................260 1,153 4.4 66 9
Wendell Tyler, Los Angeles ................................................................218 1,109 5.1 63 9
Tony Dorsett, Dallas3 .........................................................................250 1,107 4.4 41 6
*William Andrews, Atlanta .................................................................239 1,023 4.3 23 3
1978 *Earl Campbell, Houston ...................................................................302 1,450 4.8 81 13
Walter Payton, Chicago3 ....................................................................333 1,395 4.2 76 11
Tony Dorsett, Dallas2 .........................................................................290 1,325 4.6 63 7
Delvin Williams, Miami2 .....................................................................272 1,258 4.6 58 8
Wilbert Montgomery, Philadelphia......................................................259 1,220 4.7 47 9
Terdell Middleton, Green Bay .............................................................284 1,116 3.9 76 11
Franco Harris, Pittsburgh6 ..................................................................310 1,082 3.5 37 8
Mark van Eeghen, Oakland3 ...............................................................270 1,080 4.0 34 9
*Terry Miller, Buffalo..........................................................................238 1,060 4.5 60 7
Tony Reed, Kansas City.....................................................................206 1,053 5.1 62 5
John Riggins, Washington2 ................................................................248 1,014 4.1 31 5
1977 Walter Payton, Chicago2 ....................................................................339 1,852 5.5 73 14
Mark van Eeghen, Oakland2 ...............................................................324 1,273 3.9 27 7
Lawrence McCutcheon, Los Angeles4 ................................................294 1,238 4.2 48 7
Franco Harris, Pittsburgh5 ..................................................................300 1,162 3.9 61 11
Lydell Mitchell, Baltimore3 ..................................................................301 1,159 3.9 64 3
Chuck Foreman, Minnesota3 ..............................................................270 1,112 4.1 51 6
Greg Pruitt, Cleveland3 .......................................................................236 1,086 4.6 78 3
Sam Cunningham, New England........................................................270 1,015 3.8 31 4
*Tony Dorsett, Dallas ........................................................................208 1,007 4.8 84 12
1976 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo5 .......................................................................290 1,503 5.2 75 8
Walter Payton, Chicago .....................................................................311 1,390 4.5 60 13

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Delvin Williams, San Francisco ..........................................................248 1,203 4.9 80 7
Lydell Mitchell, Baltimore2 ..................................................................289 1,200 4.2 43 5
Lawrence McCutcheon, Los Angeles3 ................................................291 1,168 4.0 40 9
Chuck Foreman, Minnesota2 ..............................................................278 1,155 4.2 46 13
Franco Harris, Pittsburgh4 ..................................................................289 1,128 3.9 30 14
Mike Thomas, Washington ................................................................254 1,101 4.3 28 5
Rocky Bleier, Pittsburgh.....................................................................220 1,036 4.7 28 5
Mark van Eeghen, Oakland ................................................................233 1,012 4.3 21 3
Otis Armstrong, Denver2 ....................................................................247 1,008 4.1 31 5
Greg Pruitt, Cleveland2 .......................................................................209 1,000 4.8 64 4
1975 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo4 .......................................................................329 1,817 5.5 88 16
Franco Harris, Pittsburgh3 ..................................................................262 1,246 4.8 36 10
Lydell Mitchell, Baltimore...................................................................289 1,193 4.1 70 11
Jim Otis, St. Louis.............................................................................269 1,076 4.0 30 5
Chuck Foreman, Minnesota ...............................................................280 1,070 3.8 31 13
Greg Pruitt, Cleveland ........................................................................217 1,067 4.9 50 8
John Riggins, N.Y. Jets ......................................................................238 1,005 4.2 42 8
Dave Hampton, Atlanta ......................................................................250 1,002 4.0 22 5
1974 Otis Armstrong, Denver .....................................................................263 1,407 5.3 43 9
*Don Woods, San Diego ...................................................................227 1,162 5.1 56 7
O.J. Simpson, Buffalo3 .......................................................................270 1,125 4.2 41 3
Lawrence McCutcheon, Los Angeles2 ................................................236 1,109 4.7 23 3
Franco Harris, Pittsburgh2 ..................................................................208 1,006 4.8 54 5
1973 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo2 .......................................................................332 2,003 6.0 80 12
John Brockington, Green Bay3 ...........................................................265 1,144 4.3 53 3
Calvin Hill, Dallas2..............................................................................273 1,142 4.2 21 6
Lawrence McCutcheon, Los Angeles .................................................210 1,097 5.2 37 2
Larry Csonka, Miami3 ........................................................................219 1,003 4.6 25 5
1972 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo........................................................................292 1,251 4.3 94 6
Larry Brown, Washington2 .................................................................285 1,216 4.3 38 8
Ron Johnson, N.Y. Giants2 .................................................................298 1,182 4.0 35 9
Larry Csonka, Miami2 ........................................................................213 1,117 5.2 45 6
Marv Hubbard, Oakland .....................................................................219 1,100 5.0 39 4
*Franco Harris, Pittsburgh .................................................................188 1,055 5.6 75 10
Calvin Hill, Dallas...............................................................................245 1,036 4.2 26 6
Mike Garrett, San Diego2 ....................................................................272 1,031 3.8 41 6
John Brockington, Green Bay2 ...........................................................274 1,027 3.7 30 8
Eugene (Mercury) Morris, Miami .......................................................190 1,000 5.3 33 12
1971 Floyd Little, Denver............................................................................284 1,133 4.0 40 6
*John Brockington, Green Bay ..........................................................216 1,105 5.1 52 4
Larry Csonka, Miami .........................................................................195 1,051 5.4 28 7
Steve Owens, Detroit .........................................................................246 1,035 4.2 23 8
Willie Ellison, Los Angeles .................................................................211 1,000 4.7 80 4
1970 Larry Brown, Washington ..................................................................237 1,125 4.7 75 5
Ron Johnson, N.Y. Giants ..................................................................263 1,027 3.9 68 8
1969 Gale Sayers, Chicago2 .......................................................................236 1,032 4.4 28 8
1968 Leroy Kelly, Cleveland3 .......................................................................248 1,239 5.0 65 16
*Paul Robinson, Cincinnati ................................................................238 1,023 4.3 87 8
1967 Jim Nance, Boston2 ...........................................................................269 1,216 4.5 53 7
Leroy Kelly, Cleveland2 .......................................................................235 1,205 5.1 42 11
Hoyle Granger, Houston.....................................................................236 1,194 5.1 67 6
Mike Garrett, Kansas City ..................................................................236 1,087 4.6 58 9
1966 Jim Nance, Boston ............................................................................299 1,458 4.9 65 11
Gale Sayers, Chicago ........................................................................229 1,231 5.4 58 8
Leroy Kelly, Cleveland........................................................................209 1,141 5.5 70 15
Dick Bass, Los Angeles2 ....................................................................248 1,090 4.4 50 8
1965 Jim Brown, Cleveland7 .......................................................................289 1,544 5.3 67 17
Paul Lowe, San Diego2 ......................................................................222 1,121 5.0 59 7
1964 Jim Brown, Cleveland6 .......................................................................280 1,446 5.2 71 7
Jim Taylor, Green Bay5 .......................................................................235 1,169 5.0 84 12
John Henry Johnson, Pittsburgh2 .......................................................235 1,048 4.5 45 7
1963 Jim Brown, Cleveland5 .......................................................................291 1,863 6.4 80 12
Clem Daniels, Oakland.......................................................................215 1,099 5.1 74 3
Jim Taylor, Green Bay4 .......................................................................248 1,018 4.1 40 9
Paul Lowe, San Diego .......................................................................177 1,010 5.7 66 8
1962 Jim Taylor, Green Bay3 .......................................................................272 1,474 5.4 51 19
John Henry Johnson, Pittsburgh........................................................251 1,141 4.5 40 7
Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo ....................................................................214 1,096 5.1 44 13
Abner Haynes, Dall. Texans ...............................................................221 1,049 4.7 71 13

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Year Player, Team Att. Yards Avg. Long TD
Dick Bass, Los Angeles.....................................................................196 1,033 5.3 57 6
Charlie Tolar, Houston........................................................................244 1,012 4.1 25 7
1961 Jim Brown, Cleveland4 .......................................................................305 1,408 4.6 38 8
Jim Taylor, Green Bay2 .......................................................................243 1,307 5.4 53 15
1960 Jim Brown, Cleveland3 .......................................................................215 1,257 5.8 71 9
Jim Taylor, Green Bay ........................................................................230 1,101 4.8 32 11
John David Crow, St. Louis................................................................183 1,071 5.9 57 6
1959 Jim Brown, Cleveland2 .......................................................................290 1,329 4.6 70 14
J.D. Smith, San Francisco .................................................................207 1,036 5.0 73 10
1958 Jim Brown, Cleveland........................................................................257 1,527 5.9 65 17
1956 Rick Casares, Chi. Bears ...................................................................234 1,126 4.8 68 12
1954 Joe Perry, San Francisco2 ..................................................................173 1,049 6.1 58 8
1953 Joe Perry, San Francisco ...................................................................192 1,018 5.3 51 10
1949 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia2 ...........................................................263 1,146 4.4 41 11
Tony Canadeo, Green Bay..................................................................208 1,052 5.1 54 4
1947 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia............................................................217 1,008 4.6 45 13
1934 *Beattie Feathers, Chi. Bears .............................................................119 1,004 8.4 82 8
*First season of professional football. NOTE: Numeral in superscript indicates season number player accomplished feat.

200 YARDS RUSHING IN A GAME

Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Yards TD
Dec. 6, 2018 Derrick Henry, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville ............................17 238 4
Oct. 14, 2018 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams vs. Denver.......................................28 208 2
Oct. 7, 2018 Isaiah Crowell, N.Y. Jets vs. Denver ......................................15 219 1
Dec. 24, 2016 Jay Ajayi, Miami vs. Buffalo (OT)..........................................32 206 1
Dec. 11, 2016 Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh vs. Buffalo ......................................38 236 3
Oct. 23, 2016 Jay Ajayi, Miami vs. Buffalo..................................................28 214 1
Oct. 16, 2016 Jay Ajayi, Miami vs. Pittsburgh.............................................25 204 2
Nov. 22, 2015 Doug Martin, Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia .............................27 235 0
Nov. 22, 2015 *Thomas Rawls, Seattle vs. San Francisco (OT)...................30 209 1
Nov. 15, 2015 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. Oakland (OT) .......................26 203 1
Nov. 17, 2014 Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh vs. Tennessee .................................33 204 1
Nov. 16, 2014 Jonas Gray, New England vs. Indianapolis ............................37 201 4
Dec. 8, 2013 LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia vs. Detroit ................................29 217 2
Dec. 1, 2013 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. Chicago (OT) .......................35 211 0
Nov. 24, 2013 Knowshon Moreno, Denver vs. New England (OT) ................37 224 1
Dec. 30, 2012 DeAngelo Williams, Carolina vs. New Orleans .......................21 210 2
Dec. 30, 2012 *Alfred Morris, Washington vs. Dallas ..................................33 200 3
Dec. 23, 2012 Jamaal Charles, Kansas City vs. Indianapolis........................22 226 1
Dec. 16, 2012 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. St. Louis..............................24 212 1
Dec. 2, 2012 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. Green Bay............................21 210 1
Nov. 4, 2012 *Doug Martin, Tampa Bay vs. Oakland .................................25 251 4
Oct. 7, 2012 Ahmad Bradshaw, N.Y. Giants vs. Cleveland..........................30 200 1
Sept. 23, 2012 Jamaal Charles, Kansas City vs. New Orleans (OT)...............33 233 1
Dec. 18, 2011 Reggie Bush, Miami vs. Buffalo ............................................25 203 1
Dec. 4, 2011 Ray Rice, Baltimore vs. Cleveland.........................................29 204 1
Nov. 27, 2011 Beanie Wells, Arizona vs. St. Louis .......................................27 228 1
Oct. 23, 2011 *DeMarco Murray, Dallas vs. St. Louis .................................25 253 1
Oct. 2, 2011 Matt Forté, Chicago vs. Carolina...........................................25 205 1
Sept. 12, 2010 Arian Foster, Houston vs. Indianapolis...................................33 231 3
Jan. 3, 2010 Jamaal Charles, Kansas City vs. Denver ...............................25 259 2
Jan. 3, 2010 Fred Jackson, Buffalo vs. Indianapolis ..................................33 212 0
Dec. 27, 2009 Jonathan Stewart, Carolina vs. N.Y. Giants............................28 206 1
Dec. 20, 2009 Jerome Harrison, Cleveland vs. Kansas City .........................34 286 3
Nov. 1, 2009 Chris Johnson, Tennessee vs. Jacksonville ...........................24 228 2
Oct. 18, 2009 Thomas Jones, N.Y. Jets vs. Buffalo (OT) .............................22 210 1
Sept. 20, 2009 Frank Gore, San Francisco vs. Seattle ...................................16 207 2
Dec. 28, 2008 Michael Turner, Atlanta vs. St. Louis .....................................25 208 1
Dec. 21, 2008 Derrick Ward, N.Y. Giants vs. Carolina (OT)...........................15 215 0
Sept. 7, 2008 Michael Turner, Atlanta vs. Detroit.........................................22 220 2
Nov. 4, 2007 *Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. San Diego..........................30 296 3
Oct. 14, 2007 *Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. Chicago .............................20 224 3
Sept. 16, 2007 Jamal Lewis, Cleveland vs. Cincinnati...................................27 216 1
Dec. 30, 2006 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants vs. Washington .................................23 234 3
Dec. 7, 2006 Willie Parker, Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland...................................32 223 1
Nov. 27, 2006 Shaun Alexander, Seattle vs. Green Bay ................................40 201 0
Nov. 19, 2006 Frank Gore, San Francisco vs. Seattle ...................................24 212 0
Nov. 12, 2006 Willie Parker, Pittsburgh vs. New Orleans ..............................22 213 2
Jan. 1, 2006 Larry Johnson, Kansas City vs. Cincinnati ............................26 201 3

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Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Yards TD
Dec. 31, 2005 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants vs. Oakland.......................................28 203 1
Dec. 17, 2005 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants vs. Kansas City.................................29 220 2
Nov. 20, 2005 Larry Johnson, Kansas City vs. Houston ..............................36 211 2
Oct. 30, 2005 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants vs. Washington .................................24 206 1
Nov. 28, 2004 Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati vs. Cleveland.................................26 202 2
Nov. 21, 2004 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis vs. Chicago .............................23 204 1
Dec. 28, 2003 Ahman Green, Green Bay vs. Denver ....................................20 218 2
Dec. 28, 2003 LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego vs. Oakland........................31 243 2
Dec. 21, 2003 Jamal Lewis, Baltimore vs. Cleveland ...................................22 205 2
Dec. 7, 2003 Clinton Portis, Denver vs. Kansas City ..................................22 218 5
Oct. 19, 2003 LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego vs. Cleveland .....................26 200 1
Sept. 14, 2003 Jamal Lewis, Baltimore vs. Cleveland ...................................30 295 2
Dec. 29, 2002 *Clinton Portis, Denver vs. Arizona.......................................24 228 2
Dec. 28, 2002 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia.................................32 203 0
Dec. 9, 2002 Ricky Williams, Miami vs. Chicago .......................................31 216 2
Dec. 1, 2002 LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego vs. Denver .........................37 220 3
Dec. 1, 2002 Ricky Williams, Miami vs. Buffalo.........................................27 228 2
Sept. 29, 2002 LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego vs. New England ................27 217 2
Dec. 23, 2001 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis vs. Carolina....................................30 202 2
Nov. 11, 2001 Shaun Alexander, Seattle vs. Oakland....................................35 266 3
Dec. 24, 2000 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis vs. New Orleans.............................32 220 2
Dec. 3, 2000 Corey Dillon, Cincinnati vs. Arizona.......................................35 216 1
Dec. 3, 2000 Warrick Dunn, Tampa Bay vs. Dallas ....................................22 210 2
Dec. 3, 2000 *Mike Anderson, Denver vs. New Orleans ............................37 251 4
Dec. 3, 2000 Curtis Martin, N.Y. Jets vs. Indianapolis ................................30 203 1
Nov. 19, 2000 Fred Taylor, Jacksonville vs. Pittsburgh .................................30 234 3
Oct. 22, 2000 Corey Dillon, Cincinnati vs. Denver .......................................22 278 2
Oct. 15, 2000 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis vs. Atlanta .....................................25 208 1
Oct. 15, 2000 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis vs. Seattle ...............................38 219 3
Sept. 24, 2000 Charlie Garner, San Francisco vs. Dallas ...............................36 201 1
Sept. 3, 2000 Duce Staley, Philadelphia vs. Dallas ......................................26 201 1
Nov. 22, 1998 Priest Holmes, Baltimore vs. Cincinnati.................................36 227 1
Oct. 11, 1998 Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Seattle............................................30 208 1
Dec. 4, 1997 *Corey Dillon, Cincinnati vs. Tennessee................................39 246 4
Nov. 23, 1997 Barry Sanders, Detroit vs. Indianapolis .................................24 216 2
Oct. 26, 1997 Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Buffalo (OT) ...................................42 207 1
Oct. 19, 1997 Napoleon Kaufman, Oakland vs. Denver................................28 227 1
Oct. 12, 1997 Barry Sanders, Detroit vs. Tampa Bay...................................24 215 2
Sept. 21, 1997 Terrell Davis, Denver vs. Cincinnati .......................................27 215 1
Aug. 31, 1997 Eddie George, Tennessee vs. Oakland (OT)...........................35 216 1
Sept. 22, 1996 LeShon Johnson, Arizona vs. New Orleans ...........................21 214 2
Nov. 13, 1994 Barry Sanders, Detroit vs. Tampa Bay...................................26 237 0
Dec. 12, 1993 *Jerome Bettis, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans .........................28 212 1
Oct. 31, 1993 Emmitt Smith, Dallas vs. Philadelphia ...................................30 237 1
Nov. 24, 1991 Barry Sanders, Detroit vs. Minnesota....................................23 220 4
Dec. 23, 1990 James Brooks, Cincinnati vs. Houston..................................20 201 1
Oct. 14, 1990 Barry Word, Kansas City vs. Detroit......................................18 200 2
Sept. 24, 1990 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets.................................18 214 0
Dec. 24, 1989 Greg Bell, L.A. Rams vs. New England .................................26 210 1
Sept. 24, 1989 Greg Bell, L.A. Rams vs. Green Bay......................................28 221 2
Sept. 17, 1989 Gerald Riggs, Washington vs. Philadelphia............................29 221 1
Dec. 18, 1988 Gary Anderson, San Diego vs. Kansas City...........................34 217 1
Nov. 30, 1987 *Bo Jackson, L.A. Raiders vs. Seattle ..................................18 221 2
Nov. 15, 1987 Charles White, L.A. Rams vs. St. Louis.................................34 213 1
Dec. 7, 1986 Rueben Mayes, New Orleans vs. Miami ................................28 203 2
Oct. 5, 1986 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams vs. Tampa Bay (OT) ....................30 207 2
Dec. 21, 1985 George Rogers, Washington vs. St. Louis .............................34 206 1
Dec. 21, 1985 Joe Morris, N.Y. Giants vs. Pittsburgh ...................................36 202 3
Dec. 9, 1984 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams vs. Houston ................................27 215 2
Nov. 18, 1984 *Greg Bell, Buffalo vs. Dallas................................................27 206 1
Nov. 4, 1984 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams vs. St. Louis................................21 208 0
Sept. 2, 1984 Gerald Riggs, Atlanta vs. New Orleans..................................35 202 2
Nov. 27, 1983 *Curt Warner, Seattle vs. Kansas City (OT)...........................32 207 3
Nov. 6, 1983 James Wilder, Tampa Bay vs. Minnesota ..............................31 219 1
Sept. 18, 1983 Tony Collins, New England vs. N.Y. Jets................................23 212 3
Sept. 4, 1983 George Rogers, New Orleans vs. St. Louis............................24 206 2
Dec. 21, 1980 Earl Campbell, Houston vs. Minnesota..................................29 203 1
Nov. 16, 1980 Earl Campbell, Houston vs. Chicago .....................................31 206 0
Oct. 26, 1980 Earl Campbell, Houston vs. Cincinnati...................................27 202 2

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Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Yards TD
Oct. 19, 1980 Earl Campbell, Houston vs. Tampa Bay.................................33 203 0
Nov. 26, 1978 *Terry Miller, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Giants......................................21 208 2
Dec. 4, 1977 *Tony Dorsett, Dallas vs. Philadelphia...................................23 206 2
Nov. 20, 1977 Walter Payton, Chicago vs. Minnesota ..................................40 275 1
Oct. 30, 1977 Walter Payton, Chicago vs. Green Bay ..................................23 205 2
Dec. 5, 1976 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo vs. Miami...........................................24 203 1
Nov. 25, 1976 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo vs. Detroit ..........................................29 273 2
Oct. 24, 1976 Chuck Foreman, Minnesota vs. Philadelphia .........................28 200 2
Dec. 14, 1975 Greg Pruitt, Cleveland vs. Kansas City ..................................26 214 3
Sept. 28, 1975 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo vs. Pittsburgh.....................................28 227 1
Dec. 16, 1973 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets .......................................34 200 1
Dec. 9, 1973 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo vs. New England ................................22 219 1
Sept. 16, 1973 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo vs. New England ................................29 250 2
Dec. 5, 1971 Willie Ellison, Los Angeles vs. New Orleans ..........................26 247 1
Dec. 20, 1970 John (Frenchy) Fuqua, Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia ................20 218 2
Nov. 3, 1968 Gale Sayers, Chicago vs. Green Bay.....................................24 205 0
Oct. 30, 1966 Jim Nance, Boston vs. Oakland ............................................38 208 2
Oct. 10, 1964 John Henry Johnson, Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland......................30 200 3
Dec. 8, 1963 Cookie Gilchrist, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets....................................36 243 5
Nov. 3, 1963 Jim Brown, Cleveland vs. Philadelphia ..................................28 223 1
Oct. 20, 1963 Clem Daniels, Oakland vs. N.Y. Jets ......................................27 200 2
Sept. 22, 1963 Jim Brown, Cleveland vs. Dallas ...........................................20 232 2
Dec. 10, 1961 Billy Cannon, Houston vs. N.Y. Titans ...................................25 216 3
Nov. 19, 1961 Jim Brown, Cleveland vs. Philadelphia ..................................34 237 4
Dec. 18, 1960 John David Crow, St. Louis vs. Pittsburgh ............................24 203 0
Nov. 15, 1959 Bobby Mitchell, Cleveland vs. Washington ............................14 232 3
Nov. 24, 1957 *Jim Brown, Cleveland vs. Los Angeles 31 237 4
Dec. 16, 1956 *Tom Wilson, Los Angeles vs. Green Bay.............................23 223 0
Nov. 22, 1953 Dan Towler, Los Angeles vs. Baltimore .................................14 205 1
Nov. 12, 1950 Gene Roberts, N.Y. Giants vs. Chi. Cardinals.........................26 218 2
Nov. 27, 1949 Steve Van Buren, Philadelphia vs. Pittsburgh.........................27 205 0
Oct. 8, 1933 Cliff Battles, Boston vs. N.Y. Giants.......................................16 215 1
*First season of professional football.

TIMES 200 OR MORE

149 times by 94 players…Peterson, Simpson 6; Barber 5; Brown, Campbell, Sanders, Tomlinson 4; Ajayi, G. Bell, Charles, Davis,
Dickerson, Dillon, Faulk, Lewis 3; Alexander, L. Bell, Gore, James, L. Johnson, D. Martin, Parker, Payton, Portis, Riggs, Rogers, Turner,
R. Williams 2.

4,000 YARDS PASSING IN A SEASON

Year Player, Team Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TD Int.
2018 Ben Roethlisberger, PIttsburgh6 ..........................................................675 452 67.0 5,129 34 16
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City ..........................................................580 383 66.0 5,097 50 12
Matt Ryan, Atlanta8 ............................................................................608 422 69.4 4,924 35 7
Jared Goff, L.A. Rams .......................................................................561 364 64.9 4,688 32 12
Andrew Luck, Indianapolis4 ................................................................639 430 67.3 4,593 39 15
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay7 ...............................................................597 372 62.3 4,442 25 2
Tom Brady, New England10 .................................................................570 375 65.8 4,355 29 11
Philip Rivers, L.A. Chargers10 .............................................................508 347 68.3 4,308 32 12
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants7 ....................................................................576 380 66.0 4,299 21 11
Kirk Cousins, Minnesota4 ...................................................................606 425 70.1 4,298 30 10
Deshaun Watson, Houston ................................................................505 345 68.3 4,165 26 9
Derek Carr, Oakland...........................................................................553 381 68.9 4,049 19 10
2017 Tom Brady, New England9 ..................................................................581 385 66.3 4,577 32 8
Philip Rivers, L.A. Chargers9 ..............................................................575 360 62.6 4,515 28 10
Matthew Stafford, Detroit7 ..................................................................565 371 65.7 4,446 29 10
Drew Brees, New Orleans12 ................................................................536 386 72.0 4,334 23 8
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh5 ..........................................................561 360 64.2 4,251 28 14
Matt Ryan, Atlanta7 ............................................................................529 342 64.7 4,095 20 12
Kirk Cousins, Washington3 .................................................................540 347 64.3 4,093 27 13
Alex Smith, Kansas City.....................................................................505 341 67.5 4,042 26 5
2016 Drew Brees, New Orleans11 ................................................................673 471 70.0 5,208 37 15
Matt Ryan, Atlanta6 ............................................................................534 373 69.9 4,944 38 7
Kirk Cousins, Washington2 .................................................................606 406 67.0 4,917 25 12
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay6 ...............................................................610 401 65.7 4,428 40 7
Philip Rivers, San Diego8 ...................................................................578 349 60.4 4,386 33 21

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Year Player, Team Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TD Int.
Matthew Stafford, Detroit6 ..................................................................594 388 65.3 4,327 24 10
Joe Flacco, Baltimore ........................................................................672 436 64.9 4,317 20 15
Andrew Luck, Indianapolis3 ................................................................545 346 63.5 4,240 31 13
Carson Palmer, Arizona6.....................................................................597 364 61.0 4,233 26 14
Russell Wilson, Seattle2 .....................................................................546 353 64.7 4,219 21 11
Andy Dalton, Cincinnati2 ....................................................................563 364 64.7 4,206 18 8
Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay2 .............................................................567 345 60.8 4,090 28 18
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants6 ....................................................................598 377 63.0 4,027 26 16
2015 Drew Brees, New Orleans10 ................................................................627 428 68.3 4,870 32 11
Philip Rivers, San Diego7 ...................................................................661 437 66.1 4,792 29 13
Tom Brady, New England8 ..................................................................624 402 64.4 4,770 36 7
Carson Palmer, Arizona5.....................................................................537 342 63.7 4,671 35 11
Matt Ryan, Atlanta5 ............................................................................614 407 66.3 4,591 21 16
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants5 ....................................................................618 387 62.6 4,432 35 14
Blake Bortles, Jacksonville ................................................................606 355 58.6 4,428 35 18
Matthew Stafford, Detroit5 ..................................................................592 398 67.2 4,262 32 13
Ryan Tannehill, Miami2 .......................................................................586 363 61.9 4,208 24 12
Kirk Cousins, Washington..................................................................543 379 69.8 4,166 29 11
*Jamies Winston, Tampa Bay............................................................535 312 58.3 4,042 22 15
Russell Wilson, Seattle ......................................................................483 329 68.1 4,024 34 8
2014 Drew Brees, New Orleans9 .................................................................659 456 69.2 4,952 33 17
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh4 ..........................................................608 408 67.1 4,952 32 9
Andrew Luck, Indianapolis2 ................................................................616 380 61.7 4,761 40 16
Peyton Manning, Denver14 ..................................................................597 395 66.2 4,727 39 15
Matt Ryan, Atlanta4 ............................................................................628 415 66.1 4,694 28 14
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants4 ....................................................................601 379 63.1 4,410 30 14
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay5 ...............................................................520 341 65.6 4,381 38 5
Philip Rivers, San Diego6 ...................................................................570 379 66.5 4,286 31 18
Matthew Stafford, Detroit4 ..................................................................602 363 60.3 4,257 22 12
Tom Brady, New England7 ..................................................................582 373 64.1 4,109 33 9
Ryan Tannehill, Miami........................................................................590 392 66.4 4,045 27 12
2013 Peyton Manning, Denver13 ..................................................................659 450 68.3 5,477 55 10
Drew Brees, New Orleans8 .................................................................650 446 68.6 5,162 39 12
Matthew Stafford, Detroit3 ..................................................................634 371 58.5 4,650 29 19
Matt Ryan, Atlanta3 ............................................................................651 439 67.4 4,515 26 17
Philip Rivers, San Diego5 ...................................................................544 378 69.5 4,478 32 11
Tom Brady, New England6 ..................................................................628 380 60.5 4,343 25 11
Andy Dalton, Cincinnati .....................................................................586 363 61.9 4,293 33 20
Carson Palmer, Arizona4.....................................................................572 362 63.3 4,274 24 22
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh3 ..........................................................584 375 64.2 4,261 28 14
2012 Drew Brees, New Orleans7 .................................................................670 422 63.0 5,177 43 19
Matthew Stafford, Detroit2 ..................................................................727 435 59.8 4,967 20 17
Tony Romo, Dallas4 ...........................................................................648 425 65.6 4,903 28 19
Tom Brady, New England5 ..................................................................637 401 63.0 4,827 34 8
Matt Ryan, Atlanta2 ............................................................................615 422 68.6 4,719 32 14
Peyton Manning, Denver12 ..................................................................583 400 68.6 4,659 37 11
*Andrew Luck, Indianapolis...............................................................627 339 54.1 4,374 23 18
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay4 ...............................................................552 371 67.2 4,295 39 8
Josh Freeman, Tampa Bay.................................................................558 306 54.8 4,065 27 17
Carson Palmer, Oakland3 ....................................................................565 345 61.1 4,018 22 14
Matt Schaub, Houston3 ......................................................................544 350 64.3 4,008 22 12
2011 Drew Brees, New Orleans6 .................................................................657 468 71.2 5,476 46 14
Tom Brady, New England4 ..................................................................611 401 65.6 5,235 39 12
Matthew Stafford, Detroit...................................................................663 421 63.5 5,038 41 16
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants3 ....................................................................589 359 61.0 4,933 29 16
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay3................................................................502 343 68.3 4,643 45 6
Philip Rivers, San Diego4 ...................................................................582 366 62.9 4,624 27 20
Tony Romo, Dallas3 ...........................................................................522 346 66.3 4,184 31 10
Matt Ryan, Atlanta .............................................................................566 347 61.3 4,177 29 12
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh2 ..........................................................513 324 63.2 4,077 21 14
*Cam Newton, Carolina.....................................................................517 310 60.0 4,051 21 17
2010 Philip Rivers, San Diego3 ...................................................................541 357 66.0 4,710 30 13
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis11 ..........................................................679 450 66.3 4,700 33 17
Drew Brees, New Orleans5 .................................................................658 448 68.1 4,620 33 22
Matt Schaub, Houston2 ......................................................................574 365 63.6 4,370 24 12
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants2 ....................................................................539 339 62.9 4,002 31 25
2009 Matt Schaub, Houston.......................................................................583 396 67.9 4,770 29 15
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis10 ..........................................................571 393 68.8 4,500 33 16
Tony Romo, Dallas2 ...........................................................................550 347 63.1 4,483 26 9

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Year Player, Team Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TD Int.
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay2 ...............................................................541 350 64.7 4,434 30 7
Tom Brady, New England3 ..................................................................565 371 65.7 4,398 28 13
Drew Brees, New Orleans4 .................................................................514 363 70.6 4,388 34 11
Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh ...........................................................506 337 66.6 4,328 26 12
Philip Rivers, San Diego2 ...................................................................486 317 65.2 4,254 28 9
Brett Favre, Minnesota6 ......................................................................531 363 68.4 4,202 33 7
Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants.....................................................................509 317 62.3 4,021 27 14
2008 Drew Brees, New Orleans3 .................................................................635 413 65.0 5,069 34 17
Kurt Warner, Arizona3.........................................................................598 401 67.1 4,583 30 14
Jay Cutler, Denver .............................................................................616 384 62.3 4,526 25 18
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay ................................................................536 341 63.6 4,038 28 13
Philip Rivers, San Diego ....................................................................478 312 65.3 4,009 34 11
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis9 ...........................................................555 371 66.8 4,002 27 12
2007 Tom Brady, New England2 ..................................................................578 398 68.9 4,806 50 8
Drew Brees, New Orleans2 .................................................................652 440 67.5 4,423 28 18
Tony Romo, Dallas ............................................................................520 335 64.4 4,211 36 19
Brett Favre, Green Bay5 ......................................................................535 356 66.5 4,155 28 15
Carson Palmer, Cincinnati2 .................................................................575 373 64.9 4,131 26 20
Jon Kitna, Detroit2 ..............................................................................561 355 63.3 4,068 18 20
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis8 ...........................................................515 337 65.4 4,040 31 14
2006 Drew Brees, New Orleans ..................................................................554 356 64.3 4,418 26 11
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis7 ...........................................................557 362 65.0 4,397 31 9
Marc Bulger, St. Louis .......................................................................588 370 62.9 4,301 24 8
Jon Kitna, Detroit...............................................................................596 372 62.4 4,208 21 22
Carson Palmer, Cincinnati ..................................................................520 324 62.3 4,035 28 13
2005 Tom Brady, New England...................................................................530 334 63.0 4,110 26 14
Trent Green, Kansas City3 ..................................................................507 317 62.5 4,014 17 10
2004 Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota ............................................................548 379 69.2 4,717 39 11
Trent Green, Kansas City2 ..................................................................556 369 66.4 4,591 27 17
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis6 ...........................................................497 336 67.6 4,557 49 10
Jake Plummer, Denver .......................................................................521 303 58.2 4,089 27 20
Brett Favre, Green Bay4 ......................................................................540 346 64.1 4,088 30 17
2003 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis5 ...........................................................566 379 67.0 4,267 29 10
Trent Green, Kansas City ...................................................................523 330 63.1 4,039 24 12
2002 Rich Gannon, Oakland .......................................................................618 418 67.6 4,689 26 10
Drew Bledsoe, Buffalo3 ......................................................................610 375 61.5 4,359 24 15
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis4 ...........................................................591 392 66.3 4,200 27 19
Kerry Collins, N.Y. Giants ...................................................................545 335 61.5 4,073 19 14
2001 Kurt Warner, St. Louis2 ......................................................................546 375 68.7 4,830 36 22
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis3 ...........................................................547 343 62.7 4,131 26 23
2000 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis2 ...........................................................571 357 62.5 4,413 33 15
Jeff Garcia, San Francisco .................................................................561 355 63.3 4,278 31 10
Elvis Grbac, Kansas City....................................................................547 326 59.6 4,169 28 14
1999 Steve Beuerlein, Carolina ...................................................................571 343 60.1 4,436 36 15
Kurt Warner, St. Louis .......................................................................499 325 65.1 4,353 41 13
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis ............................................................533 331 62.1 4,135 26 15
Brett Favre, Green Bay3 ......................................................................595 341 57.3 4,091 22 23
Brad Johnson, Washington ................................................................519 316 60.9 4,005 24 13
1998 Brett Favre, Green Bay2 ......................................................................551 347 63.0 4,212 31 23
Steve Young, San Francisco2..............................................................517 322 62.3 4,170 36 12
1996 Mark Brunell, Jacksonville .................................................................557 353 63.4 4,367 19 20
Vinny Testaverde, Baltimore...............................................................549 325 59.2 4,177 33 19
Drew Bledsoe, New England2 .............................................................623 373 59.9 4,086 27 15
1995 Brett Favre, Green Bay .......................................................................570 359 63.0 4,413 38 13
Scott Mitchell, Detroit ........................................................................583 346 59.3 4,338 32 12
Warren Moon, Minnesota4 .................................................................606 377 62.2 4,228 33 14
Jeff George, Atlanta ...........................................................................557 336 60.3 4,143 24 11
1994 Drew Bledsoe, New England..............................................................691 400 57.9 4,555 25 27
Dan Marino, Miami6 ...........................................................................615 385 62.6 4,453 30 17
Warren Moon, Minnesota3 .................................................................601 371 61.7 4,264 18 19
1993 John Elway, Denver ...........................................................................551 348 63.2 4,030 25 10
Steve Young, San Francisco...............................................................462 314 68.0 4,023 29 16
1992 Dan Marino, Miami5 ...........................................................................554 330 59.6 4,116 24 16
1991 Warren Moon, Houston2 ....................................................................655 404 61.7 4,690 23 21
1990 Warren Moon, Houston .....................................................................584 362 62.0 4,689 33 13
1989 Don Majkowski, Green Bay................................................................599 353 58.9 4,318 27 20
Jim Everett, L.A. Rams ......................................................................518 304 58.7 4,310 29 17
1988 Dan Marino, Miami4 ...........................................................................606 354 58.4 4,434 28 23
1986 Dan Marino, Miami3 ...........................................................................623 378 60.7 4,746 44 23
Jay Schroeder, Washington ...............................................................541 276 51.0 4,109 22 22

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Year Player, Team Att. Comp. Pct. Yards TD Int.
1985 Dan Marino, Miami2 ...........................................................................567 336 59.3 4,137 30 21
1984 Dan Marino, Miami ............................................................................564 362 64.2 5,084 48 17
Neil Lomax, St. Louis ........................................................................560 345 61.6 4,614 28 16
Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants .....................................................................533 286 53.7 4,044 22 18
1983 Lynn Dickey, Green Bay.....................................................................484 289 59.7 4,458 32 29
Bill Kenney, Kansas City ....................................................................603 346 57.4 4,348 24 18
1981 Dan Fouts, San Diego3 .......................................................................609 360 59.1 4,802 33 17
1980 Dan Fouts, San Diego2 .......................................................................589 348 59.1 4,715 30 24
Brian Sipe, Cleveland.........................................................................554 337 60.8 4,132 30 14
1979 Dan Fouts, San Diego ........................................................................530 332 62.6 4,082 24 24
1967 Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets........................................................................491 258 52.5 4,007 26 28
*First season of professional football. NOTE: Numeral in superscript indicates season number player accomplished feat.

400 YARDS PASSING IN A GAME

Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Comp. Yards TD
Dec. 23, 2018 Nick Foles, Philadelphia vs. Houston.....................................49 35 471 4
Dec. 23, 2018 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. N.Y. Jets (OT)........................55 37 442 2
Dec. 9, 2018 Dak Prescott, Dallas vs. Philadelphia (OT) ............................54 42 455 3
Dec. 2, 2018 Nick Mullens, San Francisco vs. Seattle................................48 30 414 2
Nov. 25, 2018 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Denver.............................56 41 462 1
Nov. 19, 2018 Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City vs. L.A. Rams.......................46 33 478 6
Nov. 19, 2018 Jared Goff, L.A. Rams vs. Kansas City .................................49 31 413 4
Nov. 18, 2018 Philip Rivers, L.A. Chargers vs. Denver.................................43 28 401 2
Nov. 11, 2018 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. Washington ........................41 29 406 0
Oct. 15, 2018 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. San Francisco .......................46 25 425 2
Oct. 7, 2018 Blake Bortles, Jacksonville vs. Kansas City...........................61 33 430 1
Oct. 7, 2018 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. Detroit...................................52 32 442 3
Sept. 30, 2018 Matt Ryan, Atlanta vs. Cincinnati ..........................................39 29 419 3
Sept. 30, 2018 Derek Carr, Oakland vs. Cleveland (OT).................................58 35 437 4
Sept. 30, 2018 Andrew Luck, Indianapolis vs. Houston (OT) ........................62 40 464 4
Sept. 27, 2018 Kirk Cousins, Minnesota vs. L.A. Rams ................................50 36 422 3
Sept. 27, 2018 Jared Goff, L.A. Rams vs. Minnesota....................................33 26 465 5
Sept. 24, 2018 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. Pittsburgh ...........................50 30 411 3
Sept. 16, 2018 Kirk Cousins, Minnesota vs. Green Bay (OT).........................48 35 425 4
Sept. 16, 2018 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia ........................33 27 402 4
Sept. 16, 2018 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City .....................60 39 452 3
Sept. 9, 2018 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tampa Bay vs. New Orleans .......................28 21 417 4
Sept. 9, 2018 Philip Rivers, L.A. Chargers vs. Kansas City .........................51 34 424 3
Sept. 9, 2018 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Tampa Bay .............................45 37 439 3
Dec. 17, 2017 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia...............................57 37 434 3
Dec. 10, 2017 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Baltimore .........................66 44 506 2
Nov. 23, 2017 Philip Rivers, L.A. Chargers vs. Dallas ..................................33 27 434 3
Oct. 29, 2017 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Pittsburgh................................45 27 423 0
Oct. 29, 2017 *Deshaun Watson, Houston vs. Seattle ................................30 19 402 4
Oct. 29, 2017 Russell Wilson, Seattle vs. Houston......................................41 26 452 4
Oct. 19, 2017 Derek Carr, Oakland vs. Kansas City .....................................52 29 417 3
Sept. 17, 2017 Tom Brady, New England vs. New Orleans............................39 30 447 3
Dec. 12, 2016 Tom Brady, New England vs. Baltimore.................................38 25 406 3
Nov. 24, 2016 Kirk Cousins, Washington vs. Dallas.....................................53 41 449 3
Nov. 13, 2016 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Dallas ..............................46 37 408 3
Oct. 30, 2016 Derek Carr, Oakland vs. Tampa Bay (OT) ..............................59 40 513 4
Oct. 30, 2016 Kirk Cousins, Washington vs. Cincinnati (OT) .......................56 38 458 2
Oct. 16, 2016 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Baltimore...................................46 32 403 3
Oct. 16, 2016 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Carolina..................................49 34 465 4
Oct. 9, 2016 Tom Brady, New England vs. Cleveland.................................40 28 406 3
Oct. 2, 2016 Matt Ryan, Atlanta vs. Carolina .............................................37 28 503 4
Sept. 25, 2016 Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay vs. Los Angeles .......................58 36 405 3
Sept. 11, 2016 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Oakland ..................................42 28 423 4
Jan. 3, 2016 Kellen Moore, Dallas vs. Washington ....................................48 33 435 3
Dec. 27, 2015 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Jacksonville............................36 25 412 3
Nov. 29, 2015 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Seattle .............................55 36 456 1
Nov. 1, 2015 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. N.Y. Giants..............................50 39 505 7
Oct. 18, 2015 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Green Bay .................................65 43 503 2
Oct. 18, 2015 Carson Palmer, Arizona vs. Pittsburgh...................................45 29 421 1
Oct. 18, 2015 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Chicago (OT)...........................42 27 405 4
Oct. 11, 2015 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. San Francisco ...........................54 41 441 3
Oct. 11, 2015 Josh McCown, Cleveland vs. Baltmore (OT) .........................51 36 457 2
Sept. 20, 2015 Tom Brady, New England vs. Buffalo.....................................59 38 466 3
Sept. 13, 2015 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Detroit.......................................41 34 403 2

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Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Comp. Yards TD
Dec. 28, 2014 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia ...............................53 28 429 1
Nov. 30, 2014 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. New Orleans ....................58 32 435 2
Nov. 24, 2014 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Baltimore................................45 35 420 3
Nov. 2, 2014 Peyton Manning, Denver vs. New England ............................57 34 438 2
Oct. 26, 2014 Nick Foles, Philadelphia vs. Arizona ......................................62 36 411 2
Oct. 26, 2014 Andrew Luck, Indianapolis vs. Pittsburgh..............................45 26 400 3
Oct. 26, 2014 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. New Orleans .........................39 28 418 1
Oct. 26, 2014 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Indianapolis .....................49 40 522 6
Oct. 5, 2014 Peyton Manning, Denver vs. Arizona.....................................47 31 479 4
Sept. 21, 2014 Kirk Cousins, Washington vs. Philadelphia ............................48 30 427 3
Sept. 7, 2014 Matt Ryan, Atlanta vs. New Orleans (OT) ..............................43 31 448 3
Dec. 29, 2013 Carson Palmer, Arizona vs. San Francisco ............................49 28 407 2
Dec. 22, 2013 Peyton Manning, Denver vs. Houston ...................................51 32 400 4
Dec. 15, 2013 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tennessee vs. Arizona (OT) ........................58 36 402 4
Dec. 15, 2013 Nick Foles, Philadelphia vs. Minnesota..................................48 30 428 3
Dec. 8, 2013 Tom Brady, New England vs. Cleveland.................................52 32 418 2
Dec. 1, 2013 Peyton Manning, Denver vs. Kansas City ..............................35 22 403 5
Nov. 17, 2013 Carson Palmer, Arizona vs. Jacksonville ...............................42 30 419 2
Nov. 3, 2013 Nick Foles, Philadelphia vs. Oakland .....................................28 22 406 7
Nov. 3, 2013 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. New England....................48 28 400 4
Nov. 3, 2013 Tom Brady, New England vs. Pittsburgh................................33 23 432 4
Oct. 27, 2013 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Dallas ......................................48 33 488 1
Oct. 6, 2013 Tony Romo, Dallas vs. Denver ..............................................36 25 506 5
Oct. 6, 2013 Peyton Manning, Denver vs. Dallas.......................................42 33 414 4
Oct. 6, 2013 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Oakland ....................................48 35 411 2
Sept. 30, 2013 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Miami .....................................39 30 413 4
Sept. 29, 2013 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Dallas .......................................42 35 401 3
Sept. 29, 2013 Matt Ryan, Atlanta vs. New England .....................................54 34 421 2
Sept. 22, 2013 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Chicago ...........................41 26 406 2
Sept. 15, 2013 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. Washington...........................42 34 480 4
Sept. 15, 2013 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Philadelphia...............................47 36 419 3
Sept. 15, 2013 Michael Vick, Philadelphia vs. San Diego ..............................36 23 428 2
Sept. 8, 2013 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Dallas ........................................42 27 450 4
Sept. 8, 2013 Colin Kaepernick, San Francisco vs. Green Bay ....................39 27 412 3
Sept. 5, 2013 Peyton Manning, Denver vs. Baltimore..................................42 27 462 7
Dec. 23, 2012 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Dallas (OT) .............................53 37 446 3
Dec. 23, 2012 Tony Romo, Dallas vs. New Orleans (OT) .............................43 26 416 4
Dec. 22, 2012 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Atlanta.....................................56 37 443 0
Dec. 16, 2012 Tom Brady, New England vs. San Francisco..........................65 36 443 1
Nov. 22, 2012 Tony Romo, Dallas vs. Washington.......................................62 37 441 3
Nov. 22, 2012 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Houston (OT) ..........................61 31 441 2
Nov. 18, 2012 Matt Schaub, Houston vs. Jacksonville (OT).........................55 43 527 5
Nov. 11, 2012 Matt Ryan, Atlanta vs. New Orleans ......................................52 34 411 3
Nov. 4, 2012 *Andrew Luck, Indianapolis vs. Miami..................................48 30 433 2
Nov. 4, 2012 Carson Palmer, Oakland vs. Tampa Bay ................................61 39 414 4
Oct. 28, 2012 Tony Romo, Dallas vs. N.Y. Giants ........................................62 36 437 1
Oct. 21, 2012 Josh Freeman, Tampa Bay vs. New Orleans..........................42 24 420 3
Sept. 30, 2012 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Green Bay ..............................54 35 446 3
Sept. 30, 2012 *Ryan Tannehill, Miami vs. Arizona (OT)...............................41 26 431 1
Sept. 16, 2012 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Tampa Bay ................................51 31 510 3
Jan. 1, 2012 Carson Palmer, Oakland vs. San Diego .................................43 28 417 2
Jan. 1, 2012 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Green Bay ...............................59 36 520 5
Jan. 1, 2012 Matt Flynn, Green Bay vs. Detroit..........................................44 31 480 6
Dec. 18, 2011 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Minnesota ..............................40 32 412 5
Dec. 11, 2011 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Dallas........................................47 27 400 2
Dec. 4, 2011 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. New Orleans............................44 31 408 1
Nov. 28, 2011 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. New Orleans..............................47 33 406 2
Nov. 27, 2011 Vince Young, Philadelphia vs. New England ..........................48 26 400 1
Oct. 9, 2011 Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants vs. Seattle .......................................39 24 420 3
Oct. 9, 2011 Matt Schaub, Houston vs. Oakland .......................................51 24 416 2
Oct. 2, 2011 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. Denver ..................................38 29 408 4
Oct. 2, 2011 Michael Vick, Philadelphia vs. San Francisco ........................46 30 416 2
Sept. 18, 2011 Tom Brady, New England vs. San Diego................................40 31 423 3
Sept. 18, 2011 *Cam Newton, Carolina vs. Green Bay .................................46 28 432 1
Sept. 12, 2011 Chad Henne, Miami vs. New England ...................................49 30 416 2
Sept. 12, 2011 Tom Brady, New England vs. Miami ......................................48 32 517 4
Sept. 11, 2011 *Cam Newton, Carolina vs. Arizona......................................37 24 422 2
Sept. 8, 2011 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Green Bay ..............................49 32 419 3
Dec. 26, 2010 Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs. N.Y. Giants ............................37 25 404 4

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Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Comp. Yards TD
Nov. 14, 2010 Matt Cassel, Kansas City vs. Denver.....................................53 33 469 4
Nov. 7, 2010 Brett Favre, Minnesota vs. Arizona (OT) ................................47 36 446 2
Oct. 24, 2010 Carson Palmer, Cincinnati vs. Atlanta ....................................50 36 412 3
Oct. 10, 2010 Tony Romo, Dallas vs. Tennessee.........................................46 31 406 3
Oct. 10, 2010 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Oakland ....................................42 27 431 2
Sept. 26, 2010 Kyle Orton, Denver vs. Indianapolis ......................................57 37 476 1
Sept. 26, 2010 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Seattle ......................................53 29 455 2
Sept. 19, 2010 Matt Schaub, Houston vs. Washington .................................52 38 497 3
Sept. 19, 2010 Donovan McNabb, Washington vs. Houston .........................38 28 426 1
Sept. 12, 2010 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. Houston............................57 40 433 3
Jan. 3, 2010 Kyle Orton, Denver vs. Kansas City ......................................56 32 431 1
Dec. 20, 2009 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Green Bay........................46 29 503 3
Dec. 6, 2009 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Washington (OT) ....................49 35 419 2
Nov. 22, 2009 Matthew Stafford, Detroit vs. Cleveland.................................43 26 422 5
Nov. 15, 2009 Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia vs. San Diego ......................55 35 450 2
Oct. 18, 2009 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Cleveland.........................35 23 417 2
Sept. 20, 2009 Philip Rivers, San Diego vs. Baltimore ..................................45 25 436 2
Dec. 7, 2008 Matt Schaub, Houston vs. Green Bay ...................................42 28 414 2
Nov. 23, 2008 Matt Cassel, New England vs. Miami ....................................43 30 415 3
Nov. 13, 2008 Matt Cassel, New England vs. N.Y. Jets (OT) ........................51 30 400 3
Nov. 9, 2008 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Atlanta....................................58 31 422 2
Nov. 6, 2008 Jay Cutler, Denver vs. Cleveland ...........................................42 24 447 3
Sept. 28, 2008 Kurt Warner, Arizona vs. N.Y. Jets .........................................57 40 472 2
Sept. 21, 2008 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Denver....................................48 39 421 1
Sept. 21, 2008 Brian Griese, Tampa Bay vs. Chicago (OT)............................67 38 407 2
Nov. 25, 2007 Kurt Warner, Arizona vs. San Francisco (OT) ........................48 34 484 2
Nov. 4, 2007 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Jacksonville ............................49 35 445 3
Sept. 23, 2007 Jon Kitna, Detroit vs. Philadelphia.........................................46 29 446 2
Sept. 16, 2007 Carson Palmer, Cincinnati vs. Cleveland................................50 33 401 6
Dec. 10, 2006 Chris Weinke, Carolina vs. N.Y. Giants ..................................61 34 423 1
Nov. 26, 2006 Matt Leinart, Arizona vs. Minnesota......................................51 31 405 1
Nov. 19, 2006 Drew Brees, New Orleans vs. Cincinnati ...............................52 37 510 2
Nov. 12, 2006 Carson Palmer, Cincinnati vs. San Diego...............................42 31 440 3
Nov. 5, 2006 Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs. Denver.............................54 38 433 1
Oct. 22, 2006 Joey Harrington, Miami vs. Green Bay ..................................62 33 414 2
Sept. 17, 2006 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. Houston............................38 26 400 3
Oct. 2, 2005 Marc Bulger, St. Louis vs. N.Y. Giants ...................................62 40 442 2
Jan. 2, 2005 Marc Bulger, St. Louis vs. N.Y. Jets (OT)...............................39 29 450 3
Dec. 19, 2004 Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota vs. Detroit ...............................35 25 404 3
Dec. 19, 2004 Billy Volek, Tennessee vs. Oakland........................................60 40 492 4
Dec. 13, 2004 Billy Volek, Tennessee vs. Kansas City..................................43 29 426 4
Dec. 6, 2004 Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle vs. Dallas.......................................40 28 414 3
Dec. 5, 2004 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. Tennessee.........................33 25 425 3
Dec. 5, 2004 Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia vs. Green Bay ......................43 32 464 5
Nov. 29, 2004 Marc Bulger, St. Louis vs. Green Bay ....................................53 35 448 2
Nov. 28, 2004 Kelly Holcomb, Cleveland vs. Cincinnati................................39 30 413 5
Oct. 31, 2004 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. Kansas City.......................44 25 472 5
Oct. 31, 2004 Jake Plummer, Denver vs. Atlanta.........................................55 31 499 4
Oct. 17, 2004 Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota vs. New Orleans......................37 26 425 5
Oct. 10. 2004 Tim Rattay, San Francisco vs. Arizona (OT) ..........................57 38 417 2
Nov. 16, 2003 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. N.Y. Jets............................36 27 401 1
Oct. 12, 2003 Trent Green, Kansas City vs. Green Bay (OT) ........................45 27 400 3
Oct. 12, 2003 Steve McNair, Tennessee vs. Houston...................................27 18 421 3
Dec. 29, 2002 Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle vs. San Diego (OT) ........................53 36 449 2
Dec. 1, 2002 Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle vs. San Francisco ..........................55 30 427 3
Nov. 10, 2002 Marc Bulger, St. Louis vs. San Diego ....................................48 36 453 4
Nov. 10, 2002 Tommy Maddox, Pittsburgh vs. Atlanta (OT) .........................41 28 473 4
Oct. 6, 2002 Drew Bledsoe, Buffalo vs. Oakland .......................................53 32 417 2
Sept. 22, 2002 Tom Brady, New England vs. Kansas City (OT) .....................54 39 410 4
Sept. 15, 2002 Drew Bledsoe, Buffalo vs. Minnesota (OT)............................49 35 463 3
Sept. 15, 2002 Rich Gannon, Oakland vs. Pittsburgh ....................................64 43 403 1
Dec. 30, 2001 Jon Kitna, Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh.......................................68 35 411 2
Dec. 23, 2001 Chris Chandler, Atlanta vs. Buffalo ........................................40 28 431 2
Nov. 18, 2001 Charlie Batch, Detroit vs. Arizona..........................................62 36 436 3
Nov. 18, 2001 Kurt Warner, St. Louis vs. New England................................42 30 401 3
Sept. 23, 2001 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. Buffalo ..............................29 23 421 4
Dec. 24, 2000 Vinny Testaverde, N.Y. Jets vs. Baltimore ..............................69 36 481 2
Dec. 17, 2000 Jeff Garcia, San Francisco vs. Chicago.................................44 36 402 2
Dec. 3, 2000 Aaron Brooks, New Orleans vs. Denver.................................48 30 441 2

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Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Comp. Yards TD
Nov. 19, 2000 Gus Frerotte, Denver vs. San Diego ......................................58 36 462 5
Nov. 5, 2000 Elvis Grbac, Kansas City vs. Oakland....................................53 39 504 2
Nov. 5, 2000 Trent Green, St. Louis vs. Carolina........................................42 29 431 2
Sept. 25, 2000 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. Jacksonville ......................36 23 440 4
Sept. 4, 2000 Kurt Warner, St. Louis vs. Denver .........................................35 25 441 3
Dec. 26, 1999 Brad Johnson, Washington vs. San Francisco (OT)...............47 32 471 2
Dec. 5, 1999 Jeff Garcia, San Francisco vs. Cincinnati ..............................49 33 437 3
Nov. 28, 1999 Jim Harbaugh, San Diego vs. Minnesota...............................39 25 404 1
Nov. 14, 1999 Jim Miller, Chicago vs. Minnesota (OT).................................48 34 422 3
Sept. 26, 1999 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis vs. San Diego .........................54 29 404 2
Dec. 6, 1998 Vinny Testaverde, N.Y. Jets vs. Seattle ..................................63 42 418 2
Dec. 6, 1998 John Elway, Denver vs. Kansas City .....................................32 22 400 2
Nov. 26, 1998 Troy Aikman, Dallas vs. Minnesota .......................................57 34 455 1
Nov. 23, 1998 Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Miami.................................54 28 423 2
Nov. 15, 1998 Jake Plummer, Arizona vs. Dallas .........................................56 31 465 3
Oct. 5, 1998 Randall Cunningham, Minnesota vs. Green Bay ....................32 20 442 4
Sept. 6, 1998 Glenn Foley, N.Y. Jets vs. San Francisco (OT) .......................58 30 415 3
Nov. 2, 1997 Tony Banks, St. Louis vs. Atlanta..........................................34 23 401 2
Oct. 26, 1997 Warren Moon, Seattle vs. Oakland ........................................44 28 409 5
Nov. 10, 1996 Boomer Esiason, Arizona vs. Washington (OT) .....................59 35 522 3
Nov. 3, 1996 Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Miami.................................41 30 419 3
Oct. 27, 1996 Vinny Testaverde, Baltimore vs. St. Louis (OT)......................51 31 429 3
Oct. 20, 1996 Mark Brunell, Jacksonville vs. St. Louis ................................52 37 421 0
Sept. 22, 1996 Mark Brunell, Jacksonville vs. New England (OT)..................39 23 432 3
Dec. 18, 1995 Steve Young, San Francisco vs. Minnesota ...........................49 30 425 3
Nov. 26, 1995 Dave Krieg, Arizona vs. Atlanta (OT) .....................................43 27 413 4
Nov. 23, 1995 Scott Mitchell, Detroit vs. Minnesota.....................................45 30 410 4
Oct. 1, 1995 Dan Marino, Miami vs. Cincinnati .........................................48 33 450 2
Nov. 20, 1994 Warren Moon, Minnesota vs. N.Y. Jets..................................50 33 400 2
Nov. 13, 1994 Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Minnesota (OT)...................70 45 426 3
Nov. 6, 1994 Warren Moon, Minnesota vs. New Orleans ...........................57 33 420 3
Sept. 25, 1994 Dan Marino, Miami vs. Minnesota.........................................54 29 431 3
Sept. 4, 1994 Dan Marino, Miami vs. New England (OT) ............................42 23 473 5
Sept. 4, 1994 Drew Bledsoe, New England vs. Miami (OT) .........................51 32 421 4
Dec. 19, 1993 Steve Beuerlein, Phoenix vs. Seattle......................................53 34 431 3
Dec. 5, 1993 Brett Favre, Green Bay vs. Chicago.......................................54 36 402 2
Nov. 28, 1993 Steve Young, San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams...........................32 26 462 4
Oct. 31, 1993 Jeff Hostetler, L.A. Raiders vs. San Diego .............................32 20 424 2
Sept. 13, 1992 Steve Young, San Francisco vs. Buffalo ................................37 26 449 3
Sept. 13, 1992 Jim Kelly, Buffalo vs. San Francisco......................................33 22 403 3
Nov. 10, 1991 Warren Moon, Houston vs. Dallas (OT).................................56 41 432 0
Nov. 10, 1991 Mark Rypien, Washington vs. Atlanta....................................31 16 442 6
Oct. 13, 1991 Warren Moon, Houston vs. N.Y. Jets.....................................50 35 423 2
Dec. 16, 1990 Warren Moon, Houston vs. Kansas City................................45 27 527 3
Nov. 4, 1990 Joe Montana, San Francisco vs. Green Bay ..........................40 25 411 3
Oct. 14, 1990 Joe Montana, San Francisco vs. Atlanta................................49 32 476 6
Oct. 7, 1990 Boomer Esiason, Cincinnati vs. L.A. Rams (OT) ...................45 31 490 3
Dec. 23, 1989 Warren Moon, Houston vs. Cleveland ...................................51 32 414 2
Dec. 11, 1989 Joe Montana, San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams..........................42 30 458 3
Nov. 26, 1989 Jim Everett, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans (OT) .......................51 29 454 1
Nov. 26, 1989 Mark Rypien, Washington vs. Chicago..................................47 30 401 4
Oct. 2, 1989 Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. Chicago .....................62 32 401 1
Sept. 24, 1989 Joe Montana, San Francisco vs. Philadelphia........................34 25 428 5
Sept. 24, 1989 Dan Marino, Miami vs. N.Y. Jets ...........................................55 33 427 3
Sept. 17, 1989 Randall Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. Washington................46 34 447 5
Dec. 18, 1988 Dave Krieg, Seattle vs. L.A. Raiders......................................32 19 410 4
Dec. 12, 1988 Dan Marino, Miami vs. Cleveland..........................................50 30 404 4
Oct. 23, 1988 Dan Marino, Miami vs. N.Y. Jets ...........................................60 35 521 3
Oct. 16, 1988 Vinny Testaverde, Tampa Bay vs. Indianapolis ............................42 25 469 2
Sept. 11, 1988 Doug Williams, Washington vs. Pittsburgh ............................52 30 430 2
Nov. 29, 1987 Tom Ramsey, New England vs. Philadelphia .........................53 34 402 3
Nov. 22, 1987 Boomer Esiason, Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh ............................53 30 409 0
Sept. 20, 1987 Neil Lomax, St. Louis vs. San Diego .....................................61 32 457 3
Dec. 21, 1986 Boomer Esiason, Cincinnati vs. N.Y. Jets ..............................30 23 425 5
Dec. 14, 1986 Dan Marino, Miami vs. L.A. Rams (OT) ................................46 29 403 5
Nov. 23, 1986 Bernie Kosar, Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh (OT) ..........................46 28 414 2
Nov. 17, 1986 Joe Montana, San Francisco vs. Washington..............................60 33 441 0
Nov. 16, 1986 Dan Marino, Miami vs. Buffalo..............................................54 39 404 4
Nov. 10, 1986 Bernie Kosar, Cleveland vs. Miami ........................................50 32 401 0

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Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Comp. Yards TD
Nov. 2, 1986 Tommy Kramer, Minnesota vs. Washington (OT).........................35 20 490 4
Nov. 2, 1986 Ken O’Brien, N.Y. Jets vs. Seattle ..........................................32 26 431 4
Oct. 27, 1986 Jay Schroeder, Washington vs. N.Y. Giants ...........................40 22 420 1
Oct. 12, 1986 Steve Grogan, New England vs. N.Y. Jets..............................42 23 401 3
Sept. 21, 1986 Ken O’Brien, N.Y. Jets vs. Miami (OT) ...................................43 29 479 4
Sept. 21, 1986 Dan Marino, Miami vs. N.Y. Jets (OT) ...................................50 30 448 6
Sept. 21, 1986 Tony Eason, New England vs. Seattle ...................................45 26 414 3
Dec. 20, 1985 John Elway, Denver vs. Seattle .............................................42 24 432 1
Nov. 10, 1985 Dan Fouts, San Diego vs. L.A. Raiders (OT)..........................41 26 436 4
Oct. 13, 1985 Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants vs. Cincinnati...................................62 40 513 1
Oct. 13, 1985 Dave Krieg, Seattle vs. Atlanta ..............................................51 33 405 4
Oct. 6, 1985 Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants vs. Dallas ........................................36 18 432 3
Oct. 6, 1985 Joe Montana, San Francisco vs. Atlanta................................57 37 429 5
Sept. 19, 1985 Tommy Kramer, Minnesota vs. Chicago ................................55 28 436 3
Sept. 15, 1985 Dan Fouts, San Diego vs. Seattle ..........................................43 29 440 4
Dec. 16, 1984 Neil Lomax, St. Louis vs. Washington...................................46 37 468 2
Dec. 9, 1984 Dan Marino, Miami vs. Indianapolis ......................................41 29 404 4
Dec. 2, 1984 Dan Marino, Miami vs. L.A. Raiders......................................57 35 470 4
Nov. 25, 1984 Dave Krieg, Seattle vs. Denver ..............................................44 30 406 3
Nov. 4, 1984 Dan Marino, Miami vs. N.Y. Jets ...........................................42 23 422 2
Oct. 21, 1984 Dan Fouts, San Diego vs. L.A. Raiders..................................45 24 410 3
Sept. 30, 1984 Dan Marino, Miami vs. St. Louis...........................................36 24 429 3
Sept. 2, 1984 Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants vs. Philadelphia ...............................30 23 409 4
Dec. 11, 1983 Bill Kenney, Kansas City vs. San Diego .................................41 31 411 4
Nov. 20, 1983 Dave Krieg, Seattle vs. Denver ..............................................42 31 418 3
Oct. 9, 1983 Joe Ferguson, Buffalo vs. Miami (OT) ...................................55 38 419 5
Oct. 2, 1983 Joe Theismann, Washington vs. L.A. Raiders ........................39 23 417 3
Sept. 25, 1983 Richard Todd, N.Y. Jets vs. L.A. Rams (OT) ..........................50 37 446 2
Dec. 26, 1982 Vince Ferragamo, L.A. Rams vs. Chicago .............................46 30 509 3
Dec. 20, 1982 Dan Fouts, San Diego vs. Cincinnati .....................................40 25 435 1
Dec. 20, 1982 Ken Anderson, Cincinnati vs. San Diego ...............................56 40 416 2
Dec. 11, 1982 Dan Fouts, San Diego vs. San Francisco...............................48 33 444 5
Nov. 21, 1982 Joe Montana, San Francisco vs. St. Louis ............................39 26 408 3
Nov. 15, 1981 Steve Bartkowski, Atlanta vs. Pittsburgh ...............................50 33 416 2
Oct. 25, 1981 Brian Sipe, Cleveland vs. Baltimore.......................................41 30 444 4
Oct. 25, 1981 David Woodley, Miami vs. Dallas ..........................................37 21 408 3
Oct. 11, 1981 Tommy Kramer, Minnesota vs. San Diego.............................43 27 444 4
Dec. 14, 1980 Tommy Kramer, Minnesota vs. Cleveland..............................49 38 456 4
Nov. 16, 1980 Doug Williams, Tampa Bay vs. Minnesota.............................55 30 486 4
Oct. 19, 1980 Dan Fouts, San Diego vs. N.Y. Giants....................................41 26 444 3
Oct. 12, 1980 Lynn Dickey, Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay (OT) ........................51 35 418 1
Sept. 21, 1980 Richard Todd, N.Y. Jets vs. San Francisco ............................60 42 447 3
Oct. 3, 1976 James Harris, Los Angeles vs. Miami ...................................29 17 436 2
Nov. 17, 1975 Ken Anderson, Cincinnati vs. Buffalo ....................................46 30 447 2
Nov. 18, 1974 Charley Johnson, Denver vs. Kansas City .............................42 28 445 2
Dec. 11, 1972 Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets vs. Oakland........................................46 25 403 1
Sept. 24, 1972 Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets vs. Baltimore......................................28 15 496 6
Dec. 21, 1969 Don Horn, Green Bay vs. St. Louis .......................................31 22 410 5
Sept. 28, 1969 Joe Kapp, Minnesota vs. Baltimore.......................................43 28 449 7
Sept. 9, 1968 Pete Beathard, Houston vs. Kansas City ...............................48 23 413 2
Nov. 26, 1967 Sonny Jurgensen, Washington vs. Cleveland ..........................50 32 418 3
Oct. 1, 1967 Joe Namath, N.Y. Jets vs. Miami...........................................39 23 415 3
Sept. 17, 1967 Johnny Unitas, Baltimore vs. Atlanta.....................................32 22 401 2
Nov. 13, 1966 Don Meredith, Dallas vs. Washington....................................29 21 406 2
Nov. 28, 1965 Sonny Jurgensen, Washington vs. Dallas..............................43 26 411 3
Oct. 24, 1965 Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota vs. San Francisco .........................35 21 407 3
Nov. 1, 1964 Len Dawson, Kansas City vs. Denver....................................38 23 435 6
Oct. 25, 1964 Cotton Davidson, Oakland vs. Denver ...................................36 23 427 5
Oct. 16, 1964 Babe Parilli, Boston vs. Oakland............................................47 25 422 4
Dec. 22, 1963 Tom Flores, Oakland vs. Houston..........................................29 17 407 6
Nov. 17, 1963 Norm Snead, Washington vs. Pittsburgh...............................40 23 424 2
Nov. 10, 1963 Don Meredith, Dallas vs. San Francisco ................................48 30 460 3
Oct. 13, 1963 Charley Johnson, St. Louis vs. Pittsburgh.............................41 20 428 2
Dec. 16, 1962 Sonny Jurgensen, Philadelphia vs. St. Louis .........................34 15 419 5
Nov. 18, 1962 Bill Wade, Chicago vs. Dall. Cowboys...................................46 28 466 2
Oct. 28, 1962 Y.A. Tittle, N.Y. Giants vs. Washington...................................39 27 505 7
Sept. 15, 1962 Frank Tripucka, Denver vs. Buffalo ........................................56 29 447 2
Dec. 17, 1961 Sonny Jurgensen, Philadelphia vs. Detroit.............................42 27 403 3
Nov. 19, 1961 George Blanda, Houston vs. N.Y. Titans ................................32 20 418 7

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Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Comp. Yards TD
Oct. 29, 1961 George Blanda, Houston vs. Buffalo......................................32 18 464 4
Oct. 29, 1961 Sonny Jurgensen, Philadelphia vs. Washington .........................41 27 436 3
Oct. 13, 1961 Jacky Lee, Houston vs. Boston.............................................41 27 457 2
Dec. 13, 1958 Bobby Layne, Pittsburgh vs. Chi. Cardinals...........................49 23 409 2
Nov. 8, 1953 Bobby Thomason, Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Giants ............................44 22 437 4
Oct. 4, 1952 Otto Graham, Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh..................................49 21 401 3
Sept. 28, 1951 Norm Van Brocklin, Los Angeles vs. N.Y. Yanks.........................41 27 554 5
Dec. 11, 1949 Johnny Lujack, Chi. Bears vs. Chi. Cardinals ........................39 24 468 6
Oct. 31, 1948 Sammy Baugh, Washington vs. Boston ................................24 17 446 4
Oct. 31, 1948 Jim Hardy, Los Angeles vs. Chi. Cardinals ............................53 28 406 3
Nov. 14, 1943 Sid Luckman, Chi. Bears vs. N.Y. Giants ...............................32 21 433 7
*First season of professional football.

TIMES 400 OR MORE

341 times by 135 players…Brees, 16; P. Manning 14; Marino 13; Roethlisberger 12; Rivers 11; Brady 10; E. Manning 9; Palmer, Stafford 8;
Montana, Moon, Rodgers 7, Bledsoe, Fouts 6; Cousins, Fitzpatrick, Jurgensen, Krieg, Romo, Ryan 5; Bulger, Esiason, Foles, Kramer, Schaub,
Testaverde, Warner 4; Carr, Cassel, Cunningham, M. Hasselbeck, Luck, McNabb, Namath, Simms, Young 3; Anderson, Blanda, Brunell,
Culpepper, Elway, Favre, Garcia, Goff, Green, C. Johnson, Kitna, Kosar, Lomax, Meredith, Newton, O’Brien, Orton, Plummer, Rypien, Todd,
Vick, Volek, D. Williams 2.

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
2018 Michael Thomas, New Orleans2 .........................................................125 1,405 11.2 72 9
Zach Ertz, Philadelphia ......................................................................116 1,163 10.0 34 8
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston2 ...............................................................115 1,572 13.7 49 11
Julio Jones, Atlanta3 ..........................................................................113 1,677 14.8 58 8
Adam Thielen, Minnesota ..................................................................113 1,373 12.2 68 9
JuJu Smith-Schuster, Pittsburgh ........................................................111 1,426 12.8 97 7
Davante Adams, Green Bay ...............................................................111 1,386 12.5 57 13
Christian McCaffrey, Carolina.............................................................107 867 8.1 38 6
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh6 ................................................................104 1,297 12.5 78 15
Travis Kelce, Kansas City...................................................................103 1,336 13.0 43 10
Stefon Diggs, Minnesota....................................................................102 1,021 10.0 75 9
2017 Jarvis Landry, Miami2 ........................................................................112 987 8.8 49 9
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona5 ...................................................................109 1,156 10.6 37 6
Michael Thomas, New Orleans ..........................................................104 1,245 12.0 43 5
Keenan Allen, L.A. Chargers ..............................................................102 1,393 13.7 51 6
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh5 ................................................................101 1,533 15.2 57 9
2016 Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona4 ...................................................................107 1,023 9.6 32 6
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh4 ................................................................106 1,284 12.1 51 12
Odell Beckham, N.Y. Giants................................................................101 1,367 13.5 75 10
2015 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh3 ................................................................136 1,834 13.5 59 10
Julio Jones, Atlanta2 ..........................................................................136 1,871 13.8 70 8
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston................................................................111 1,521 13.7 61 11
Jarvis Landry, Miami .........................................................................110 1,157 10.5 50 4
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona3 ...................................................................109 1,215 11.1 44 9
Brandon Marshall, N.Y. Jets6 ..............................................................109 1,502 13.8 69 14
Demaryius Thomas, Denver2 .............................................................105 1,304 12.4 72 6
2014 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh2 ................................................................129 1,698 13.2 63 13
Demaryius Thomas, Denver ..............................................................111 1,619 14.6 86 11
Julio Jones, Atlanta ...........................................................................104 1,593 15.3 79 6
Matt Forté, Chicago ...........................................................................102 808 7.9 56 4
Emmanuel Sanders, Denver...............................................................101 1,404 13.9 48 9
2013 Pierre Garcon, Washington ................................................................113 1,346 11.9 53 5
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh .................................................................110 1,499 13.6 56 8
Andre Johnson, Houston5 ..................................................................109 1,407 12.9 62 5
Julian Edelman, New England ............................................................105 1,056 10.1 44 6
Brandon Marshall, Chicago5 ...............................................................100 1,295 13.0 44 12
2012 Calvin Johnson, Detroit......................................................................122 1,964 16.1 53 5
Brandon Marshall, Chicago4 ...............................................................118 1,508 12.8 56 11
Wes Welker, New England5 ................................................................118 1,354 11.5 59 6
Andre Johnson, Houston4 ..................................................................112 1,598 14.3 60 4
Jason Witten, Dallas ..........................................................................110 1,039 9.4 36 3
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis4 ..............................................................106 1,355 12.8 33 5
2011 Wes Welker, New England4 ................................................................122 1,569 12.9 99 9
Roddy White, Atlanta2 ........................................................................100 1,296 13.0 43 8
2010 Roddy White, Atlanta .........................................................................115 1,389 12.1 46 10

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis3 ..............................................................111 1,355 12.2 50 6
2009 Wes Welker, New England3 ................................................................123 1,348 11.0 58 4
Steve Smith, N.Y. Giants ....................................................................107 1,220 11.4 51 7
Andre Johnson, Houston3 ..................................................................101 1,569 15.5 72 9
Brandon Marshall, Denver3.................................................................101 1,120 11.1 75 10
Dallas Clark, Indianapolis ..................................................................100 1,106 11.1 80 10
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis2 ..............................................................100 1,264 12.6 65 10
2008 Andre Johnson, Houston2 ..................................................................115 1,575 13.7 65 8
Wes Welker, New England2 ................................................................111 1,165 10.5 64 3
Brandon Marshall, Denver2.................................................................104 1,265 12.2 47 6
2007 T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Cincinnati.......................................................112 1,143 10.2 42 12
Wes Welker, New England .................................................................112 1,175 10.5 42 8
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis ...............................................................104 1,510 14.5 64 10
Derrick Mason, Baltimore ..................................................................103 1,087 10.6 79 5
Brandon Marshall, Denver..................................................................102 1,325 13.0 68 7
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona2 ...................................................................100 1,409 14.1 48 10
2006 Andre Johnson, Houston ...................................................................103 1,147 11.1 53 5
2005 Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona ....................................................................103 1,409 13.7 47 10
Steve Smith, Carolina ........................................................................103 1,563 15.2 80 12
Anquan Boldin, Arizona2 ....................................................................102 1,402 13.7 54 7
Torry Holt, St. Louis2 .........................................................................102 1,331 13.0 44 9
2004 Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City ...............................................................102 1,258 12.3 32 7
2003 Torry Holt, St. Louis ..........................................................................117 1,696 14.5 48 12
Randy Moss, Minnesota2 ...................................................................111 1,632 14.7 72 17
*Anquan Boldin, Arizona ...................................................................101 1,377 13.6 71 8
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego........................................................100 725 7.3 73 4
2002 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis4 ...........................................................143 1,722 12.0 69 11
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh......................................................................112 1,329 11.9 72 12
Randy Moss, Minnesota ....................................................................106 1,347 12.7 60 7
Eric Moulds, Buffalo ..........................................................................100 1,292 12.9 70 10
Terrell Owens, San Francisco.............................................................100 1,300 13.0 76 13
2001 Rod Smith, Denver2 ...........................................................................113 1,343 11.9 65 11
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville2 ...............................................................112 1,373 12.3 35 8
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis3 ...........................................................109 1,524 14.0 68 15
Keyshawn Johnson, Tampa Bay ........................................................106 1,266 11.9 47 1
Troy Brown, New England..................................................................101 1,199 11.9 60 5
Marty Booker, Chicago ......................................................................100 1,071 10.7 66 8
2000 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis2 ...........................................................102 1,413 13.9 78 14
Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina ............................................................102 1,183 11.6 36 6
Ed McCaffrey, Denver ........................................................................101 1,317 13.0 61 9
Rod Smith, Denver ............................................................................100 1,602 16.0 49 8
1999 Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville ................................................................116 1,636 14.1 62 6
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis ............................................................115 1,663 14.5 57 12
1997 Tim Brown, Oakland ..........................................................................104 1,408 13.5 59 5
Herman Moore, Detroit3 .....................................................................104 1,293 12.4 79 8
1996 Jerry Rice, San Francisco4 .................................................................108 1,254 11.6 39 8
Herman Moore, Detroit2 .....................................................................106 1,296 12.2 50 9
Carl Pickens, Cincinnati .....................................................................100 1,180 11.8 61 12
1995 Herman Moore, Detroit ......................................................................123 1,686 13.7 69 14
Jerry Rice, San Francisco3 .................................................................122 1,848 15.1 81 15
Cris Carter, Minnesota2 ......................................................................122 1,371 11.2 60 17
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis .......................................................................119 1,781 15.0 72 13
Michael Irvin, Dallas ..........................................................................111 1,603 14.4 50 10
Brett Perriman, Detroit .......................................................................108 1,488 13.8 91 9
Eric Metcalf, Atlanta...........................................................................104 1,189 11.4 62 8
Robert Brooks, Green Bay .................................................................102 1,497 14.7 99 13
Larry Centers, Arizona.......................................................................101 962 9.5 32 2
1994 Cris Carter, Minnesota .......................................................................122 1,256 10.3 65 7
Jerry Rice, San Francisco2 .................................................................112 1,499 13.4 69 13
Terance Mathis, Atlanta .....................................................................111 1,342 12.1 81 11
1993 Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay2 ...............................................................112 1,274 11.4 54 11
1992 Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay ................................................................108 1,461 13.5 76 13
1991 Haywood Jeffires, Houston................................................................100 1,181 11.8 44 7
1990 Jerry Rice, San Francisco..................................................................100 1,502 15.0 64 13
1984 Art Monk, Washington.......................................................................106 1,372 12.9 72 7
1964 Charley Hennigan, Houston ...............................................................101 1,546 15.3 53 8
1961 Lionel Taylor, Denver .........................................................................100 1,176 11.8 52 4
*First season of professional football. NOTE: Numeral in superscript indicates season number player accomplished feat.

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1,000 YARDS PASS RECEIVING IN A SEASON
Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
2018 Julio Jones, Atlanta6 ..........................................................................113 1,677 14.8 58 8
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston ...............................................................115
4
1,572 13.7 49 11
Mike Evans, Tampa Bay5......................................................................86 1,524 17.7 72 8
Tyreek Hill, Kansas City2 ......................................................................87 1,479 17.0 75 12
JuJu Smith-Schuster, Pittsburgh ........................................................111 1,426 12.8 97 7
Michael Thomas, New Orleans3 .........................................................125 1,405 11.2 72 9
Davante Adams, Green Bay ...............................................................111 1,386 12.5 57 13
George Kittle, San Francisco................................................................88 1,377 15.6 85 5
Adam Thielen, Minnesota2 .................................................................113 1,373 12.2 68 9
Travis Kelce, Kansas City3..................................................................103 1,336 13.0 43 10
Antonio Brown, PIttsburgh7 ................................................................104 1,297 12.5 78 15
T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis5 .......................................................................76 1,270 16.7 68 6
Robert Woods, L.A. Rams...................................................................86 1,219 14.2 39 6
Brandin Cooks, L.A. Rams4..................................................................80 1,204 15.1 57 5
Keenan Allen, L.A. Chargers3 ...............................................................97 1,196 12.3 54 6
Zach Ertz, Philadelphia ......................................................................116 1,163 10.0 34 8
Kenny Golladay, Detroit........................................................................70 1,063 15.2 60 5
Odell Beckham Jr., N.Y. Giants4 ............................................................77 1,052 13.7 51 6
Tyler Boyd, Cincinnati ..........................................................................76 1,028 13.5 49 7
Stefon Diggs, Minnesota....................................................................102 1,021 10.0 75 9
Amari Cooper, Oakland-Dallas3.............................................................75 1,005 13.4 90 7
2017 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh6 ................................................................101 1,533 15.2 57 9
Julio Jones, Atlanta5 ............................................................................88 1,444 16.4 53 3
Keenan Allen, L.A. Chargers2 .............................................................102 1,393 13.7 51 6
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston3 .................................................................96 1,378 14.4 72 13
Adam Thielen, Minnesota ....................................................................91 1,276 14.0 65 4
Michael Thomas, New Orleans2 .........................................................104 1,245 12.0 43 5
Tyreek Hill, Kansas City .......................................................................75 1,183 15.8 79 7
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona9 ...................................................................109 1,156 10.6 37 6
Marvin Jones, Detroit ..........................................................................61 1,101 18.0 58 9
Rob Gronkowski, New England4 ...........................................................69 1,084 15.7 53 8
Brandin Cooks, New England3 ..............................................................65 1,082 16.6 64 7
A.J. Green, Cincinnati6 .........................................................................75 1,078 14.4 77 8
Travis Kelce, Kansas City2....................................................................83 1,038 12.5 44 8
Golden Tate, Detroit3 ............................................................................92 1,003 10.9 71 5
Mike Evans, Tampa Bay4......................................................................71 1,001 14.1 42 5
2016 T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis4 .......................................................................91 1,448 15.9 63 6
Julio Jones, Atlanta4 ............................................................................83 1,409 17.0 75 6
Odell Beckham Jr., N.Y. Giants3 ..........................................................101 1,367 13.5 75 10
Mike Evans, Tampa Bay3......................................................................96 1,321 13.8 45 12
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh5 ................................................................106 1,284 12.1 51 12
Jordy Nelson, Green Bay4 ....................................................................97 1,257 13.0 60 14
Brandin Cooks, New Orleans2 ..............................................................78 1,173 15.0 98 8
Amari Cooper, Oakland2 .......................................................................83 1,153 13.9 64 5
*Michael Thomas, New Orleans ..........................................................92 1,137 12.4 46 9
Jarvis Landry, Miami2 ..........................................................................94 1,136 12.1 71 4
Doug Baldwin, Seattle2.........................................................................94 1,128 12.0 59 7
Travis Kelce, Kansas City.....................................................................85 1,125 13.2 80 4
Julian Edelman, New England2 .............................................................98 1,106 11.3 77 3
Demaryius Thomas, Denver5 ...............................................................90 1,083 12.0 55 5
Golden Tate, Detroit2 ............................................................................91 1,077 11.8 67 4
Greg Olsen, Carolina3 ...........................................................................80 1,073 13.4 78 3
Tyrell Williams, San Diego ...................................................................69 1,059 15.3 51 7
Pierre Garcon, Washington2 .................................................................79 1,041 13.2 70 3
Emmanuel Sanders, Denver3 ................................................................79 1,032 13.1 64 5
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona8 ...................................................................107 1,023 9.6 32 6
Mike Wallace, Baltimore3 .....................................................................72 1,017 14.1 95 4
Terrelle Pryor, Cleveland ......................................................................77 1,007 13.1 54 4
DeSean Jackson, Washington5 .............................................................56 1,005 17.9 80 4
Michael Crabtree, Oakland2 ..................................................................89 1,003 11.3 56 8
Kenny Britt, Los Angeles......................................................................68 1,002 14.7 66 5
2015 Julio Jones, Atlanta3 ..........................................................................136 1,871 13.8 70 8
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh4 ................................................................136 1,834 13.5 59 10
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston2 ...............................................................111 1,521 13.7 61 11
Brandon Marshall, N.Y. Jets8 ..............................................................109 1,502 13.8 69 14
Odell Beckham Jr., N.Y. Giants2 ............................................................96 1,450 15.1 87 13
Allen Robinson, Jacksonville................................................................80 1,400 17.5 90 14
Demaryius Thomas, Denver4 .............................................................105 1,304 12.4 72 6
A.J. Green, Cincinnati5 .........................................................................86 1,297 15.1 80 10
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona7 ...................................................................109 1,215 11.1 44 9

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Calvin Johnson, Detroit7 .......................................................................88 1,214 13.8 57 9
Mike Evans, Tampa Bay2......................................................................74 1,206 16.3 68 3
Rob Gronkowski, New England3 ...........................................................72 1,176 16.3 76 11
Jarvis Landry, Miami .........................................................................110 1,157 10.5 50 4
Brandin Cooks, New Orleans ...............................................................84 1,138 13.5 71 9
Emmanuel Sanders, Denver2 ................................................................76 1,135 14.9 75 6
T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis3 .......................................................................69 1,124 16.3 87 5
Greg Olsen, Carolina2 ...........................................................................77 1,104 14.3 52 7
Jeremy Maclin, Kansas City2................................................................87 1,088 12.5 61 8
Delanie Walker, Tennessee...................................................................94 1,088 11.6 61 6
*Amari Cooper, Oakland ......................................................................72 1,070 14.9 68 6
Doug Baldwin, Seattle..........................................................................78 1,069 13.7 80 14
Sammy Watkins, Buffalo .....................................................................60 1,047 17.5 63 9
Gary Barnidge, Cleveland ....................................................................79 1,043 13.2 40 9
Allen Hurns, Jacksonville.....................................................................64 1,031 16.1 80 10
Eric Decker, N.Y. Jets3 ..........................................................................80 1,027 12.8 35 12
John Brown, Arizona ...........................................................................65 1,003 15.4 68 7
2014 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh3 ................................................................129 1,698 13.2 63 13
Demaryius Thomas, Denver3 .............................................................111 1,619 14.6 86 11
Julio Jones, Atlanta2 ..........................................................................104 1,593 15.3 79 6
Jordy Nelson, Green Bay3 ....................................................................98 1,519 15.5 80 13
Emmanuel Sanders, Denver...............................................................101 1,404 13.9 48 9
T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis2 .......................................................................82 1,345 16.4 73 7
Golden Tate, Detroit .............................................................................99 1,331 13.4 73 4
Dez Bryant, Dallas3 ..............................................................................88 1,320 15.0 68 16
Jeremy Maclin, Philadelphia ................................................................85 1,318 15.5 72 10
*Odell Beckham Jr., N.Y. Giants ...........................................................91 1,305 14.3 80 12
Randall Cobb, Green Bay.....................................................................91 1,287 14.1 70 12
DeAndre Hopkins, Houston..................................................................76 1,210 15.9 76 6
DeSean Jackson, Washington4 .............................................................56 1,169 20.9 81 6
Alshon Jeffery, Chicago2 ......................................................................85 1,133 13.3 74 10
Rob Gronkowski, New England2 ...........................................................82 1,124 13.7 46 12
Calvin Johnson, Detroit6 .......................................................................71 1,077 15.2 67 8
Steve Smith, Baltimore8 .......................................................................79 1,065 13.5 80 6
Anquan Boldin, San Francisco7 ............................................................83 1,062 12.8 76 5
*Mike Evans, Tampa Bay.....................................................................68 1,051 15.5 56 12
A.J. Green, Cincinnati4 .........................................................................69 1,041 15.1 81 6
*Kelvin Benjamin, Carolina ..................................................................73 1,008 13.8 51 9
Greg Olsen, Carolina............................................................................84 1,008 12.0 38 6
Vincent Jackson, Tampa Bay6 ..............................................................70 1,002 14.3 50 2
2013 Josh Gordon, Cleveland.......................................................................87 1,646 18.9 95 9
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh2 ................................................................110 1,499 13.6 56 8
Calvin Johnson, Detroit5 .......................................................................84 1,492 17.8 87 12
Demaryius Thomas, Denver2 ...............................................................92 1,430 15.5 78 14
A.J. Green, Cincinnati3 .........................................................................98 1,426 14.6 82 11
Alshon Jeffery, Chicago.......................................................................89 1,421 16.0 80 7
Andre Johnson, Houston7 ..................................................................109 1,407 12.9 62 5
Pierre Garcon, Washington ................................................................113 1,346 11.9 53 5
DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia3 ............................................................82 1,332 16.2 61 9
Jordy Nelson, Green Bay2 ....................................................................85 1,314 15.5 76 8
Brandon Marshall, Chicago7 ...............................................................100 1,295 13.0 44 12
Eric Decker, Denver2 ............................................................................87 1,288 14.8 61 11
Dez Bryant, Dallas2 ..............................................................................93 1,233 13.3 79 13
Vincent Jackson, Tampa Bay5 ..............................................................78 1,224 15.7 60 7
Jimmy Graham, New Orleans2 .............................................................86 1,215 14.1 56 16
Anquan Boldin, San Francisco6 ............................................................85 1,179 13.9 63 7
Torrey Smith, Baltimore .......................................................................65 1,128 17.4 74 4
T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis ........................................................................82 1,083 13.2 73 5
Kendall Wright, Tennessee ...................................................................94 1,079 11.5 45 2
Harry Douglas, Atlanta.........................................................................85 1,067 12.6 80 2
Julian Edelman, New England ............................................................105 1,056 10.1 44 6
*Keenan Allen, San Diego....................................................................71 1,046 14.7 43 8
Michael Floyd, Arizona.........................................................................65 1,041 16.0 91 5
Brian Hartline, Miami2 ..........................................................................76 1,016 13.4 50 4
2012 Calvin Johnson, Detroit4 .....................................................................122 1,964 16.1 53 5
Andre Johnson, Houston6 ..................................................................112 1,598 14.3 60 4
Brandon Marshall, Chicago6 ...............................................................118 1,508 12.8 56 11
Demaryius Thomas, Denver ................................................................94 1,434 15.3 71 10
Vincent Jackson, Tampa Bay4 ..............................................................72 1,384 19.2 95 8
Dez Bryant, Dallas ...............................................................................92 1,382 15.0 85 12
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis8 ..............................................................106 1,355 12.8 33 5

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Wes Welker, New England5 ................................................................118 1,354 11.5 59 6
Roddy White, Atlanta6 ..........................................................................92 1,351 14.7 59 7
A.J. Green, Cincinnati2 .........................................................................97 1,350 13.9 73 11
Julio Jones, Atlanta .............................................................................79 1,198 15.2 80 10
Steve Smith, Carolina7 .........................................................................73 1,174 16.1 66 4
Marques Colston, New Orleans6 ...........................................................83 1,154 13.9 60 10
Michael Crabtree, San Francisco..........................................................85 1,105 13.0 49 9
Victor Cruz, N.Y. Giants2 .......................................................................86 1,092 12.7 80 10
Brian Hartline, Miami...........................................................................74 1,083 14.6 80 1
Eric Decker, Denver .............................................................................85 1,064 12.5 55 13
Steve Johnson, Buffalo3 .......................................................................79 1,046 13.2 63 6
Lance Moore, New Orleans..................................................................65 1,041 16.0 51 6
Jason Witten, Dallas4 .........................................................................110 1,039 9.4 36 3
2011 Calvin Johnson, Detroit3 .......................................................................96 1,681 17.5 73 16
Wes Welker, New England4 ................................................................122 1,569 12.9 99 9
Victor Cruz, N.Y. Giants........................................................................82 1,536 18.7 99 9
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona6 .....................................................................80 1,411 17.6 73 8
Steve Smith, Carolina6 .........................................................................79 1,394 17.6 77 7
Rob Gronkowski, New England ............................................................90 1,327 14.7 52 17
Jimmy Graham, New Orleans ..............................................................99 1,310 13.2 59 11
Roddy White, Atlanta5 ........................................................................100 1,296 13.0 43 8
Jordy Nelson, Green Bay .....................................................................68 1,263 18.6 93 15
Brandon Marshall, Miami5 ....................................................................81 1,214 15.0 65 6
Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh2 ....................................................................72 1,193 16.6 95 8
Hakeem Nicks, N.Y. Giants2..................................................................76 1,192 15.7 68 7
Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City3 ................................................................81 1,159 14.3 52 5
Marques Colston, New Orleans5 ...........................................................80 1,143 14.3 50 8
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh ...................................................................69 1,108 16.1 79 2
Vincent Jackson, San Diego3 ...............................................................60 1,106 18.4 58 9
*A.J. Green, Cincinnati ........................................................................65 1,057 16.3 58 7
Nate Washington, Tennessee ...............................................................74 1,023 13.8 57 7
Steve Johnson, Buffalo2 .......................................................................76 1,004 13.2 55 7
2010 Brandon Lloyd, Denver ........................................................................77 1,448 18.8 71 11
Roddy White, Atlanta4 ........................................................................115 1,389 12.1 46 10
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis7 ..............................................................111 1,355 12.2 50 6
Greg Jennings, Green Bay3 ..................................................................76 1,265 16.6 86 12
Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh .....................................................................60 1,257 20.9 56 10
Andre Johnson, Houston5 ....................................................................86 1,216 14.1 60 8
Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City2 ................................................................72 1,162 16.1 75 15
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona5 .....................................................................90 1,137 12.6 41 6
Calvin Johnson, Detroit2 .......................................................................77 1,120 14.6 87 12
Santana Moss, Washington4 ................................................................93 1,115 12.0 56 6
Steve Johnson, Buffalo........................................................................82 1,073 13.1 45 10
DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia2 ............................................................47 1,056 22.5 91 6
Hakeem Nicks, N.Y. Giants...................................................................79 1,052 13.3 46 11
Miles Austin, Dallas2 ............................................................................69 1,041 15.1 69 7
Marques Colston, New Orleans4 ...........................................................84 1,023 12.2 43 7
Brandon Marshall, Miami4 ....................................................................86 1,014 11.8 46 3
Jason Witten, Dallas3 ...........................................................................94 1,002 10.7 33 9
2009 Andre Johnson, Houston4 ..................................................................101 1,569 15.5 72 9
Wes Welker, New England3 ................................................................123 1,348 11.0 58 4
Miles Austin, Dallas .............................................................................81 1,320 16.3 60 11
Sidney Rice, Minnesota .......................................................................83 1,321 15.8 63 8
Randy Moss, New England10 ................................................................83 1,264 15.2 71 13
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis6 ..............................................................100 1,264 12.6 65 10
Santonio Holmes, Pittsburgh ...............................................................79 1,248 15.8 57 5
Steve Smith, N.Y. Giants ....................................................................107 1,220 11.4 51 7
Vincent Jackson, San Diego2 ...............................................................68 1,167 17.2 55 9
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh6 .......................................................................95 1,167 12.3 54 6
Antonio Gates, San Diego2 ...................................................................79 1,157 14.6 56 8
DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia .............................................................62 1,156 18.6 71 9
Roddy White, Atlanta3 ..........................................................................85 1,153 13.6 90 11
Brandon Marshall, Denver3.................................................................101 1,120 11.1 75 10
Greg Jennings, Green Bay2 ..................................................................68 1,113 16.4 83 4
Dallas Clark, Indianapolis...................................................................100 1,106 11.1 80 10
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona4 .....................................................................97 1,092 11.3 34 13
Marques Colston, New Orleans3 ...........................................................70 1,074 15.3 68 9
Donald Driver, Green Bay7 ....................................................................70 1,061 15.2 71 6
Chad Johnson, Cincinnati7 ...................................................................72 1,047 14.5 50 9
Jason Witten, Dallas2 ...........................................................................94 1,030 11.0 69 2

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Derrick Mason, Baltimore8 ...................................................................73 1,028 14.1 72 7
Anquan Boldin, Arizona5 ......................................................................84 1,024 12.2 44 4
2008 Andre Johnson, Houston3 ..................................................................115 1,575 13.7 65 8
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona3 .....................................................................96 1,431 14.9 78 12
Steve Smith, Carolina5 .........................................................................78 1,421 18.2 65 6
Roddy White, Atlanta2 ..........................................................................88 1,382 15.7 70 7
Calvin Johnson, Detroit........................................................................78 1,331 17.1 96 12
Greg Jennings, Green Bay ...................................................................80 1,292 16.1 63 9
Brandon Marshall, Denver2 .................................................................104 1,265 12.2 47 6
Antonio Bryant, Tampa Bay2 ................................................................83 1,248 15.0 71 7
Wes Welker, New England2 ................................................................111 1,165 10.5 64 3
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis5 ................................................................82 1,145 14.0 65 6
Vincent Jackson, San Diego ................................................................59 1,098 18.6 60 7
Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City4 ................................................................96 1,058 11.0 35 10
Terrell Owens, Dallas9 ..........................................................................69 1,052 15.2 75 10
Santana Moss, Washington3 ................................................................79 1,044 13.2 67 6
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh5 .......................................................................81 1,043 12.9 49 7
Anquan Boldin, Arizona4 ......................................................................89 1,038 11.7 79 11
Derrick Mason, Baltimore7 ...................................................................80 1,037 13.0 54 5
Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City .................................................................86 1,022 11.9 36 7
Lee Evans, Buffalo2..............................................................................63 1,017 16.1 87 3
Donald Driver, Green Bay6 ....................................................................74 1,012 13.7 71 5
Randy Moss, New England9 .................................................................69 1,008 14.6 76 11
Steve Breaston, Arizona.......................................................................77 1,006 13.1 58 3
2007 Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis4 ..............................................................104 1,510 14.5 64 10
Randy Moss, New England8 .................................................................98 1,493 15.2 65 23
Chad Johnson, Cincinnati6 ...................................................................93 1,440 15.5 70 8
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona2 ...................................................................100 1,409 14.1 48 10
Terrell Owens, Dallas8 ..........................................................................81 1,355 16.7 52 15
Brandon Marshall, Denver..................................................................102 1,325 13.0 68 7
Braylon Edwards, Cleveland.................................................................80 1,289 16.1 78 16
Marques Colston, New Orleans2 ...........................................................98 1,202 12.3 45 11
Roddy White, Atlanta ...........................................................................83 1,202 14.5 69 6
Torry Holt, St. Louis8 ...........................................................................93 1,189 12.8 40 7
Wes Welker, New England .................................................................112 1,175 10.5 42 8
Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City3 ................................................................99 1,172 11.8 31 5
Bobby Engram, Seattle ........................................................................94 1,147 12.2 49 6
Jason Witten, Dallas ............................................................................96 1,145 11.9 53 7
T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Cincinnati2......................................................112 1,143 10.2 42 12
Jerricho Cotchery, N.Y. Jets .................................................................82 1,130 13.8 50 2
Kevin Curtis, Philadelphia ....................................................................77 1,110 14.4 75 6
Kellen Winslow, Cleveland ...................................................................82 1,106 13.5 49 5
Derrick Mason, Baltimore6 .................................................................103 1,087 10.6 79 5
Donald Driver, Green Bay5 ....................................................................82 1,048 12.8 47 2
Plaxico Burress, N.Y. Giants4 ................................................................70 1,025 14.6 60 12
Joey Galloway, Tampa Bay6 .................................................................57 1,014 17.8 69 6
Steve Smith, Carolina4 .........................................................................87 1,002 11.5 74 7
2006 Chad Johnson, Cincinnati5 ...................................................................87 1,369 15.7 74 7
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis8 .............................................................95 1,366 14.4 68 12
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis3 ................................................................86 1,310 15.2 51 9
Roy Williams, Detroit ...........................................................................82 1,310 16.0 60 7
Donald Driver, Green Bay4 ....................................................................92 1,295 14.1 82 8
Lee Evans, Buffalo...............................................................................82 1,292 15.8 83 8
Anquan Boldin, Arizona3 ......................................................................83 1,203 14.5 64 4
Torry Holt, St. Louis7 ...........................................................................93 1,188 12.8 67 10
Terrell Owens, Dallas7 ..........................................................................85 1,180 13.9 56 13
Steve Smith, Carolina3 .........................................................................83 1,166 14.1 72 8
Andre Johnson, Houston2 ..................................................................103 1,147 11.1 53 5
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis8 ........................................................................74 1,098 14.8 45 3
Laveranues Coles, N.Y. Jets2 ................................................................91 1,098 12.1 58 6
Mike Furrey, Detroit .............................................................................98 1,086 11.1 31 6
Javon Walker, Denver2 .........................................................................69 1,084 15.7 83 8
T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Cincinnati.........................................................90 1,081 12.0 40 9
Joey Galloway, Tampa Bay5 .................................................................62 1,057 17.1 64 7
Terry Glenn, Dallas4 .............................................................................70 1,047 15.0 54 6
*Marques Colston, New Orleans..........................................................70 1,038 14.8 86 8
2005 Steve Smith, Carolina2 .......................................................................103 1,563 15.2 80 12
Santana Moss, Washington2 ................................................................84 1,483 17.7 78 9
Chad Johnson, Cincinnati4 ...................................................................97 1,432 14.8 70 9
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona ....................................................................103 1,409 13.7 47 10
Anquan Boldin, Arizona2 ....................................................................102 1,402 13.7 54 7

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Torry Holt, St. Louis6 .........................................................................102 1,331 13.0 44 9
Joey Galloway, Tampa Bay4 .................................................................83 1,287 15.5 80 10
Donald Driver, Green Bay3 ....................................................................86 1,221 14.2 59 5
Plaxico Burress, N.Y. Giants3 ................................................................76 1,214 16.0 78 7
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis7 .............................................................82 1,146 14.0 80 12
Terry Glenn, Dallas3 .............................................................................62 1,136 18.3 71 7
Chris Chambers, Miami .......................................................................82 1,118 13.6 77 11
Rod Smith, Denver8 .............................................................................85 1,105 13.0 72 6
Eddie Kennison, Kansas City2 ..............................................................68 1,102 16.2 55 5
Antonio Gates, San Diego....................................................................89 1,101 12.4 38 10
Derrick Mason, Baltimore5 ...................................................................86 1,073 12.5 39 3
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis2 ................................................................83 1,055 12.7 66 5
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville9 .................................................................70 1,023 14.6 45 6
Antonio Bryant, Cleveland....................................................................69 1,009 14.6 54 4
Randy Moss, Oakland7.........................................................................60 1,005 16.8 79 8
2004 Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina3 .............................................................93 1,405 15.1 51 16
Joe Horn, New Orleans4 .......................................................................94 1,399 14.9 57 11
Javon Walker, Green Bay .....................................................................89 1,382 15.5 79 12
Torry Holt, St. Louis5............................................................................94 1,372 14.6 75 10
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis7 ........................................................................89 1,292 14.5 56 6
Chad Johnson, Cincinnati3 ...................................................................95 1,274 13.4 53 9
Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City2 ..............................................................102 1,258 12.3 32 7
Drew Bennett, Tennessee.....................................................................80 1,247 15.6 48 11
Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis .................................................................77 1,210 15.7 71 12
Donald Driver, Green Bay2 ....................................................................84 1,208 14.4 50 9
Terrell Owens, Philadelphia6 .................................................................77 1,200 15.6 59 14
Darrell Jackson, Seattle3 ......................................................................87 1,199 13.8 56 7
*Michael Clayton, Tampa Bay..............................................................80 1,193 14.9 75 7
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville8 .................................................................74 1,172 15.8 65 6
Derrick Mason, Tennessee4 ..................................................................96 1,168 12.2 37 7
Rod Smith, Denver7 .............................................................................79 1,144 14.5 85 7
Andre Johnson, Houston .....................................................................79 1,142 14.5 54 6
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis6 .............................................................86 1,113 12.9 59 15
Eddie Kennison, Kansas City ...............................................................62 1,086 17.5 70 8
Ashley Lelie, Denver ............................................................................54 1,084 20.1 58 7
Brandon Stokley, Indianapolis ..............................................................68 1,077 15.8 69 10
Eric Moulds, Buffalo4 ...........................................................................88 1,043 11.9 49 5
Nate Burleson, Minnesota....................................................................68 1,006 14.8 68 9
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh4 .......................................................................80 1,004 12.6 58 4
2003 Torry Holt, St. Louis4 .........................................................................117 1,696 14.5 48 12
Randy Moss, Minnesota6 ...................................................................111 1,632 14.7 72 17
*Anquan Boldin, Arizona ...................................................................101 1,377 13.6 71 8
Chad Johnson, Cincinnati2 ...................................................................90 1,355 15.1 82 10
Derrick Mason, Tennessee3 ..................................................................95 1,303 13.7 50 8
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis5 .............................................................94 1,272 13.5 79 10
Laveranues Coles, Washington2 ...........................................................82 1,204 14.7 64 6
Keenan McCardell, Tampa Bay5............................................................84 1,174 14.0 76 8
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh3 .......................................................................95 1,163 12.2 50 10
Darrell Jackson, Seattle2 ......................................................................68 1,137 16.7 80 9
Steve Smith, Carolina .........................................................................88 1,110 12.6 67 7
Santana Moss, N.Y. Jets .....................................................................74 1,105 14.9 65 10
Terrell Owens, San Francisco5 ..............................................................80 1,102 13.8 75 9
Amani Toomer, N.Y. Giants5 ..................................................................63 1,057 16.8 77 5
2002 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis4 ...........................................................143 1,722 12.0 69 11
Randy Moss, Minnesota5 ...................................................................106 1,347 12.7 60 7
Amani Toomer, N.Y. Giants4 ..................................................................82 1,343 16.4 82 8
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh2 .....................................................................112 1,329 11.9 72 12
Plaxico Burress, Pittsburgh2 .................................................................78 1,325 17.0 62 7
Joe Horn, New Orleans3 .......................................................................88 1,312 14.9 63 7
Torry Holt, St. Louis3 ...........................................................................91 1,302 14.3 58 4
Terrell Owens, San Francisco4 ............................................................100 1,300 13.0 76 13
Eric Moulds, Buffalo3 .........................................................................100 1,292 12.9 70 10
Laveranues Coles, N.Y. Jets.................................................................89 1,264 14.2 43 5
Peerless Price, Buffalo.........................................................................94 1,252 13.3 73 9
Koren Robinson, Seattle ......................................................................78 1,240 15.9 83 5
Jerry Rice, Oakland14 ...........................................................................92 1,211 13.2 75 7
Marty Booker, Chicago2 .......................................................................97 1,189 12.3 54 6
Chad Johnson, Cincinnati ....................................................................69 1,166 16.9 72 5
Keyshawn Johnson, Tampa Bay4 .........................................................76 1,088 14.3 76 5
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis6 ........................................................................79 1,075 13.6 34 7
Donald Driver, Green Bay.....................................................................70 1,064 15.2 85 9

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville7 .................................................................80 1,027 12.8 47 7
Rod Smith, Denver6 .............................................................................89 1,027 11.5 46 5
Derrick Mason, Tennessee2 ..................................................................79 1,012 12.8 40 5
Rod Gardner, Washington ....................................................................71 1,006 14.2 43 8
2001 David Boston, Arizona2 ........................................................................98 1,598 16.3 61 8
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis3 ...........................................................109 1,524 14.0 68 15
Terrell Owens, San Francisco3 ..............................................................93 1,412 15.2 60 16
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville6 ...............................................................112 1,373 12.3 35 8
Torry Holt, St. Louis2 ...........................................................................81 1,363 16.8 51 7
Rod Smith, Denver5 ...........................................................................113 1,343 11.9 65 11
Keyshawn Johnson, Tampa Bay3 .......................................................106 1,266 11.9 47 1
Joe Horn, New Orleans2 .......................................................................83 1,265 15.2 56 9
Randy Moss, Minnesota4 .....................................................................82 1,233 15.0 73 10
Troy Brown, New England..................................................................101 1,199 11.9 60 5
Tim Brown, Oakland9 ...........................................................................91 1,165 12.8 46 9
Johnnie Morton, Detroit4 ......................................................................77 1,154 15.0 76 4
Jerry Rice, Oakland13 ...........................................................................83 1,139 13.7 40 9
Derrick Mason, Tennessee...................................................................73 1,128 15.5 71 9
Curtis Conway, San Diego3 ..................................................................71 1,125 15.8 72 6
Keenan McCardell, Jacksonville4 ..........................................................93 1,110 11.9 45 6
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis5 ........................................................................64 1,106 17.3 51 6
Kevin Johnson, Cleveland ....................................................................84 1,097 13.1 55 9
Darrell Jackson, Seattle .......................................................................70 1,081 15.4 64 8
Marty Booker, Chicago ......................................................................100 1,071 10.7 66 8
Qadry Ismail, Baltimore2 ......................................................................74 1,059 14.3 77 7
Amani Toomer, N.Y. Giants3 ..................................................................72 1,054 14.6 60 5
Willie Jackson, New Orleans................................................................81 1,046 12.9 63 5
Plaxico Burress, Pittsburgh..................................................................66 1,008 15.3 43 6
Hines Ward, Pittsburgh........................................................................94 1,003 10.7 34 4
2000 Torry Holt, St. Louis ............................................................................82 1,635 19.9 85 6
Rod Smith, Denver4 ...........................................................................100 1,602 16.0 49 8
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis4 ........................................................................87 1,471 16.9 78 9
Terrell Owens, San Francisco2 ..............................................................97 1,451 15.0 69 13
Randy Moss, Minnesota3 .....................................................................77 1,437 18.7 78 15
Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis2 ...........................................................102 1,413 13.9 78 14
Derrick Alexander, Kansas City3 ...........................................................78 1,391 17.8 81 10
Joe Horn, New Orleans........................................................................94 1,340 14.3 52 8
Eric Moulds, Buffalo2 ...........................................................................94 1,326 14.1 52 5
Ed McCaffrey, Denver3 .......................................................................101 1,317 13.0 61 9
Cris Carter, Minnesota8 ........................................................................96 1,274 13.3 53 9
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville5 .................................................................91 1,213 13.3 65 8
Keenan McCardell, Jacksonville3 ..........................................................94 1,207 12.8 67 5
Tony Gonzalez, Kansas City .................................................................93 1,203 12.9 39 9
Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina2 ...........................................................102 1,183 11.6 36 6
David Boston, Arizona .........................................................................71 1,156 16.3 70 7
Tim Brown, Oakland8 ...........................................................................76 1,128 14.8 45 11
Amani Toomer, N.Y. Giants2 ..................................................................78 1,094 14.0 54 7
1999 Marvin Harrison, Indianapolis ............................................................115 1,663 14.5 57 12
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville4 ...............................................................116 1,636 14.1 62 6
Randy Moss, Minnesota2 .....................................................................80 1,413 17.7 67 11
Marcus Robinson, Chicago..................................................................84 1,400 16.7 80 9
Tim Brown, Oakland7 ...........................................................................90 1,344 14.9 47 6
Germane Crowell, Detroit.....................................................................81 1,338 16.5 77 7
Muhsin Muhammad, Carolina ..............................................................96 1,253 13.1 60 8
Cris Carter, Minnesota7 ........................................................................90 1,241 13.8 68 13
Michael Westbrook, Washington..........................................................65 1,191 18.3 65 9
Amani Toomer, N.Y. Giants...................................................................79 1,183 15.0 80 6
Keyshawn Johnson, N.Y. Jets2 .............................................................89 1,170 13.2 65 8
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis3 ........................................................................77 1,165 15.1 60 12
Terry Glenn, New England2...................................................................69 1,147 16.6 67 4
Albert Connell, Washington..................................................................62 1,132 18.3 62 7
Johnnie Morton, Detroit3 ......................................................................80 1,129 14.1 48 5
Qadry Ismail, Baltimore .......................................................................68 1,105 16.3 76 6
Raghib Ismail, Dallas2 ..........................................................................80 1,097 13.7 76 6
Patrick Jeffers, Carolina.......................................................................63 1,082 17.2 88 12
Antonio Freeman, Green Bay3 ..............................................................74 1,074 14.5 51 6
Bill Schroeder, Green Bay ....................................................................74 1,051 14.2 51 5
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis......................................................................87 1,048 12.1 57 5
Tony Martin, Miami4 ............................................................................67 1,037 15.5 69 5
Darnay Scott, Cincinnati ......................................................................68 1,022 15.0 76 7

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Rod Smith, Denver3 .............................................................................79 1,020 12.9 71 4
Ed McCaffrey, Denver2 .........................................................................71 1,018 14.3 78 7
Terance Mathis, Atlanta4 ......................................................................81 1,016 12.5 52 6
1998 Antonio Freeman, Green Bay2 ..............................................................84 1,424 17.0 84 14
Eric Moulds, Buffalo ............................................................................67 1,368 20.4 84 9
*Randy Moss, Minnesota ....................................................................69 1,313 19.0 61 17
Rod Smith, Denver2 .............................................................................86 1,222 14.2 58 6
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville3 .................................................................78 1,182 15.2 72 8
Tony Martin, Atlanta3 ...........................................................................66 1,181 17.9 62 6
Jerry Rice, San Francisco12 ..................................................................82 1,157 14.1 75 9
Frank Sanders, Arizona2 .......................................................................89 1,145 12.9 42 3
Terance Mathis, Atlanta3 ......................................................................64 1,136 17.8 78 11
Keyshawn Johnson, N.Y. Jets ..............................................................83 1,131 13.6 41 10
Terrell Owens, San Francisco...............................................................67 1,097 16.4 79 14
Wayne Chrebet, N.Y. Jets.....................................................................75 1,083 14.4 63 8
Michael Irvin, Dallas7 ...........................................................................74 1,057 14.3 51 1
Ed McCaffrey, Denver ..........................................................................64 1,053 16.5 48 10
O.J. McDuffie, Miami ...........................................................................90 1,050 11.7 61 7
Joey Galloway, Seattle3 ........................................................................65 1,047 16.1 81 10
Johnnie Morton, Detroit2 ......................................................................69 1,028 14.9 98 2
Raghib Ismail, Carolina........................................................................69 1,024 14.8 62 8
Carl Pickens, Cincinnati4 ......................................................................82 1,023 12.5 67 5
Tim Brown, Oakland6 ...........................................................................81 1,012 12.5 49 9
Cris Carter, Minnesota6 ........................................................................78 1,011 13.0 54 12
1997 Rob Moore, Arizona3............................................................................97 1,584 16.3 47 8
Tim Brown, Oakland5 .........................................................................104 1,408 13.5 59 5
Yancey Thigpen, Pittsburgh2.................................................................79 1,398 17.7 69 7
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville2 .................................................................82 1,324 16.1 75 4
Irving Fryar, Philadelphia5 .....................................................................86 1,316 15.3 72 6
Herman Moore, Detroit4 .....................................................................104 1,293 12.4 79 8
Antonio Freeman, Green Bay ...............................................................81 1,243 15.3 58 12
Michael Irvin, Dallas6 ...........................................................................75 1,180 15.7 55 9
Rod Smith, Denver ..............................................................................70 1,180 16.9 78 12
Keenan McCardell, Jacksonville2 ..........................................................85 1,164 13.7 60 5
Jake Reed, Minnesota4 ........................................................................68 1,138 16.7 56 6
Shannon Sharpe, Denver3 ....................................................................72 1,107 15.4 68 3
Andre Rison, Kansas City5 ...................................................................72 1,092 15.2 45 7
Cris Carter, Minnesota5 ........................................................................89 1,069 12.0 43 13
Johnnie Morton, Detroit.......................................................................80 1,057 13.2 73 6
Joey Galloway, Seattle2 ........................................................................72 1,049 14.6 53 12
Frank Sanders, Arizona........................................................................75 1,017 13.6 70 4
Robert Brooks, Green Bay2 ..................................................................60 1,010 16.8 48 7
Derrick Alexander, Baltimore2 ...............................................................65 1,009 15.5 92 9
1996 Isaac Bruce, St. Louis2 ........................................................................84 1,338 15.9 70 7
Jake Reed, Minnesota3 ........................................................................72 1,320 18.3 82 7
Herman Moore, Detroit3 .....................................................................106 1,296 12.2 50 9
Jerry Rice, San Francisco11 ................................................................108 1,254 11.6 39 8
Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville ..................................................................83 1,244 15.0 62 7
Michael Jackson, Baltimore .................................................................76 1,201 15.8 86 14
Irving Fryar, Philadelphia4 .....................................................................88 1,195 13.6 42 11
Carl Pickens, Cincinnati3 ....................................................................100 1,180 11.8 61 12
Tony Martin, San Diego2 ......................................................................85 1,171 13.8 55 14
Cris Carter, Minnesota4 ........................................................................96 1,163 12.1 43 10
*Terry Glenn, New England..................................................................90 1,132 12.6 37 6
Keenan McCardell, Jacksonville ...........................................................85 1,129 13.3 52 3
Tim Brown, Oakland4 ...........................................................................90 1,104 12.3 42 9
Derrick Alexander, Baltimore ................................................................62 1,099 17.7 64 9
Shannon Sharpe, Denver2 ....................................................................80 1,062 13.3 51 10
Curtis Conway, Chicago2 .....................................................................81 1,049 13.0 58 7
Andre Reed, Buffalo4............................................................................66 1,036 15.7 67 6
Brett Perriman, Detroit2 ........................................................................94 1,021 10.9 44 5
Rob Moore, Arizona2............................................................................58 1,016 17.5 69 4
Henry Ellard, Washington7 ...................................................................52 1,014 19.5 51 2
Charles Johnson, Pittsburgh ................................................................60 1,008 16.8 70 3
1995 Jerry Rice, San Francisco10 ................................................................122 1,848 15.1 81 15
Isaac Bruce, St. Louis .......................................................................119 1,781 15.0 72 13
Herman Moore, Detroit2 .....................................................................123 1,686 13.7 69 14
Michael Irvin, Dallas5 .........................................................................111 1,603 14.4 50 10
Robert Brooks, Green Bay .................................................................102 1,497 14.7 99 13
Brett Perriman, Detroit .......................................................................108 1,488 13.8 91 9
Cris Carter, Minnesota3 ......................................................................122 1,371 11.2 60 17

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Tim Brown, Oakland3 ...........................................................................89 1,342 15.1 80 10
Yancey Thigpen, Pittsburgh..................................................................85 1,307 15.4 43 5
Jeff Graham, Chicago..........................................................................82 1,301 15.9 51 4
Carl Pickens, Cincinnati2 ......................................................................99 1,234 12.5 68 17
Tony Martin, San Diego .......................................................................90 1,224 13.6 51 6
Eric Metcalf, Atlanta...........................................................................104 1,189 11.4 62 8
Jake Reed, Minnesota2 ........................................................................72 1,167 16.2 55 9
Quinn Early, New Orleans ....................................................................81 1,087 13.4 70 8
Anthony Miller, Denver5 ........................................................................59 1,079 18.3 62 14
Bert Emanuel, Atlanta ..........................................................................74 1,039 14.0 52 5
*Joey Galloway, Seattle.......................................................................67 1,039 15.5 59 7
Terance Mathis, Atlanta2 ......................................................................78 1,039 13.3 54 9
Curtis Conway, Chicago ......................................................................62 1,037 16.7 76 12
Henry Ellard, Washington6 ...................................................................56 1,005 17.9 59 5
Mark Carrier, Carolina2 .........................................................................66 1,002 15.2 66 3
Brian Blades, Seattle4...........................................................................77 1,001 13.0 49 4
1994 Jerry Rice, San Francisco9 .................................................................112 1,499 13.4 69 13
Henry Ellard, Washington5 ...................................................................74 1,397 18.9 73 6
Terance Mathis, Atlanta .....................................................................111 1,342 12.1 81 11
Tim Brown, L.A. Raiders2.....................................................................89 1,309 14.7 77 9
Andre Reed, Buffalo2............................................................................90 1,303 14.5 83 8
Irving Fryar, Miami3 ..............................................................................73 1,270 17.4 54 7
Cris Carter, Minnesota2 ......................................................................122 1,256 10.3 65 7
Michael Irvin, Dallas4 ...........................................................................79 1,241 15.7 65 6
Jake Reed, Minnesota .........................................................................85 1,175 13.8 59 4
Ben Coates, New England....................................................................96 1,174 12.2 62 7
Herman Moore, Detroit ........................................................................72 1,173 16.3 51 11
Fred Barnett, Philadelphia2 ...................................................................78 1,127 14.4 54 5
Carl Pickens, Cincinnati .......................................................................71 1,127 15.9 70 11
Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay4 .................................................................94 1,119 11.9 49 18
Anthony Miller, Denver4 ........................................................................60 1,107 18.5 76 5
Andre Rison, Atlanta3 ...........................................................................81 1,088 13.4 69 8
Brian Blades, Seattle3...........................................................................81 1,088 13.4 45 4
Rob Moore, N.Y. Jets...........................................................................78 1,010 12.9 41 6
Shannon Sharpe, Denver .....................................................................87 1,010 11.6 44 4
1993 Jerry Rice, San Francisco8 ...................................................................98 1,503 15.3 80 15
Michael Irvin, Dallas3 ...........................................................................88 1,330 15.1 61 7
Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay4 ...............................................................112 1,274 11.4 54 11
Andre Rison, Atlanta3 ...........................................................................86 1,242 14.4 53 15
Tim Brown, L.A. Raiders......................................................................80 1,180 14.8 71 7
Anthony Miller, San Diego3 ...................................................................84 1,162 13.8 66 7
Cris Carter, Minnesota .........................................................................86 1,071 12.5 58 9
Reggie Langhorne, Indianapolis ...........................................................85 1,038 12.2 72 3
Irving Fryar, Miami2 ..............................................................................64 1,010 15.8 65 5
1992 Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay3 ...............................................................108 1,461 13.5 76 13
Michael Irvin, Dallas2 ...........................................................................78 1,396 17.9 87 7
Jerry Rice, San Francisco7 ...................................................................84 1,201 14.3 80 10
Andre Rison, Atlanta2 ...........................................................................93 1,119 12.0 71 11
Fred Barnett, Philadelphia ....................................................................67 1,083 16.2 71 6
Anthony Miller, San Diego2 ...................................................................72 1,060 14.7 67 7
Eric Martin, New Orleans3 ....................................................................68 1,041 15.3 52 5
1991 Michael Irvin, Dallas ............................................................................93 1,523 16.4 66 8
Gary Clark, Washington5 ......................................................................70 1,340 19.1 82 10
Jerry Rice, San Francisco6 ...................................................................80 1,206 15.1 73 14
Haywood Jeffires, Houston2 ...............................................................100 1,181 11.8 44 7
Michael Haynes, Atlanta ......................................................................50 1,122 22.4 80 11
Andre Reed, Buffalo2............................................................................81 1,113 13.7 55 10
Drew Hill, Houston5 .............................................................................90 1,109 12.3 61 4
Mark Duper, Miami4 .............................................................................70 1,085 15.5 43 5
James Lofton, Buffalo6 ........................................................................57 1,072 18.8 77 8
Mark Clayton, Miami5 ..........................................................................70 1,053 15.0 43 12
Henry Ellard, L.A. Rams4 .....................................................................64 1,052 16.4 38 3
Art Monk, Washington5 ........................................................................71 1,049 14.8 64 8
Irving Fryar, New England ....................................................................68 1,014 14.9 56 3
John Taylor, San Francisco2 .................................................................64 1,011 15.8 97 9
Brian Blades, Seattle2...........................................................................70 1,003 14.3 52 2
1990 Jerry Rice, San Francisco5 .................................................................100 1,502 15.0 64 13
Henry Ellard, L.A. Rams3 .....................................................................76 1,294 17.0 50 4
Andre Rison, Atlanta............................................................................82 1,208 14.7 75 10
Gary Clark, Washington4 ......................................................................75 1,112 14.8 53 8
Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay2 .................................................................67 1,105 16.5 76 6

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Flipper Anderson, L.A. Rams2 ..............................................................51 1,097 21.5 55 4
Haywood Jeffires, Houston..................................................................74 1,048 14.2 87 8
Stephone Paige, Kansas City ...............................................................65 1,021 15.7 86 5
Drew Hill, Houston4 .............................................................................74 1,019 13.8 57 5
Anthony Carter, Minnesota3 .................................................................70 1,008 14.4 56 8
1989 Jerry Rice, San Francisco4 ...................................................................82 1,483 18.1 68 17
Sterling Sharpe, Green Bay ..................................................................90 1,423 15.8 79 12
Mark Carrier, Tampa Bay......................................................................86 1,422 16.5 78 9
Henry Ellard, L.A. Rams2 .....................................................................70 1,382 19.7 53 8
Andre Reed, Buffalo.............................................................................88 1,312 14.9 78 9
Anthony Miller, San Diego....................................................................75 1,252 16.7 69 10
Webster Slaughter, Cleveland...............................................................65 1,236 19.0 97 6
Gary Clark, Washington3 ......................................................................79 1,229 15.6 80 9
Tim McGee, Cincinnati ........................................................................65 1,211 18.6 74 8
Art Monk, Washington4 ........................................................................86 1,186 13.8 60 8
Flipper Anderson, L.A. Rams ...............................................................44 1,146 26.0 78 5
Ricky Sanders, Washington2 ................................................................80 1,138 14.2 68 4
Vance Johnson, Denver .......................................................................76 1,095 14.4 69 7
Richard Johnson, Detroit .....................................................................70 1,091 15.6 75 8
Eric Martin, New Orleans2 ....................................................................68 1,090 16.0 53 8
John Taylor, San Francisco ..................................................................60 1,077 18.0 95 10
Mervyn Fernandez, L.A. Raiders ..........................................................57 1,069 18.8 75 9
Anthony Carter, Minnesota2 .................................................................65 1,066 16.4 50 4
Brian Blades, Seattle............................................................................77 1,063 13.8 60 5
Mark Clayton, Miami4 ..........................................................................64 1,011 15.8 78 9
1988 Henry Ellard, L.A. Rams ......................................................................86 1,414 16.4 68 10
Jerry Rice, San Francisco3 ...................................................................64 1,306 20.4 96 9
Eddie Brown, Cincinnati.......................................................................53 1,273 24.0 86 9
Anthony Carter, Minnesota ..................................................................72 1,225 17.0 67 6
Ricky Sanders, Washington .................................................................73 1,148 15.7 55 12
Drew Hill, Houston3 .............................................................................72 1,141 15.8 57 10
Mark Clayton, Miami3 ..........................................................................86 1,129 13.1 45 14
Roy Green, Phoenix3 ............................................................................68 1,097 16.1 52 7
Eric Martin, New Orleans.....................................................................85 1,083 12.7 40 7
Al Toon, N.Y. Jets2 ...............................................................................93 1,067 11.5 42 5
Bruce Hill, Tampa Bay .........................................................................58 1,040 17.9 42 9
Lionel Manuel, N.Y. Giants ...................................................................65 1,029 15.8 46 4
1987 J.T. Smith, St. Louis2 ...........................................................................91 1,117 12.3 38 8
Jerry Rice, San Francisco2 ...................................................................65 1,078 16.6 57 22
Gary Clark, Washington2 ......................................................................56 1,066 19.0 84 7
Carlos Carson, Kansas City3 ................................................................55 1,044 19.0 81 7
1986 Jerry Rice, San Francisco....................................................................86 1,570 18.3 66 15
Stanley Morgan, New England3 ............................................................84 1,491 17.8 44 10
Mark Duper, Miami3 .............................................................................67 1,313 19.6 85 11
Gary Clark, Washington .......................................................................74 1,265 17.1 55 7
Al Toon, N.Y. Jets ................................................................................85 1,176 13.8 62 8
Todd Christensen, L.A. Raiders3 ...........................................................95 1,153 12.1 35 8
Mark Clayton, Miami2 ..........................................................................60 1,150 19.2 68 10
*Bill Brooks, Indianapolis ....................................................................65 1,131 17.4 84 8
Drew Hill, Houston2 .............................................................................65 1,112 17.1 81 5
Steve Largent, Seattle8 .........................................................................70 1,070 15.3 38 9
Art Monk, Washington3 ........................................................................73 1,068 14.6 69 4
*Ernest Givins, Houston ......................................................................61 1,062 17.4 60 3
Cris Collinsworth, Cincinnati4 ...............................................................62 1,024 16.5 46 10
Wesley Walker, N.Y. Jets2 .....................................................................49 1,016 20.7 83 12
J.T. Smith, St. Louis ............................................................................80 1,014 12.7 45 6
Mark Bavaro, N.Y. Giants .....................................................................66 1,001 15.2 41 4
1985 Steve Largent, Seattle7 .........................................................................79 1,287 16.3 43 6
Mike Quick, Philadelphia3 .....................................................................73 1,247 17.1 99 11
Art Monk, Washington2 ........................................................................91 1,226 13.5 53 2
Wes Chandler, San Diego4 ...................................................................67 1,199 17.9 75 10
Drew Hill, Houston ..............................................................................64 1,169 18.3 57 9
James Lofton, Green Bay5 ...................................................................69 1,153 16.7 56 4
Louis Lipps, Pittsburgh........................................................................59 1,134 19.2 51 12
Cris Collinsworth, Cincinnati3 ...............................................................65 1,125 17.3 71 5
Tony Hill, Dallas3 ..................................................................................74 1,113 15.0 53 7
Lionel James, San Diego .....................................................................86 1,027 11.9 67 6
Roger Craig, San Francisco .................................................................92 1,016 11.0 73 6
1984 Roy Green, St. Louis2 ..........................................................................78 1,555 19.9 83 12
John Stallworth, Pittsburgh3.................................................................80 1,395 17.4 51 11
Mark Clayton, Miami ...........................................................................73 1,389 19.0 65 18

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Art Monk, Washington.......................................................................106 1,372 12.9 72 7
James Lofton, Green Bay4 ...................................................................62 1,361 22.0 79 7
Mark Duper, Miami2 .............................................................................71 1,306 18.4 80 8
Steve Watson, Denver3 ........................................................................69 1,170 17.0 73 7
Steve Largent, Seattle6 .........................................................................74 1,164 15.7 65 12
Tim Smith, Houston2............................................................................69 1,141 16.5 75 4
Stacey Bailey, Atlanta ..........................................................................67 1,138 17.0 61 6
Carlos Carson, Kansas City2 ................................................................57 1,078 18.9 57 4
Mike Quick, Philadelphia2 .....................................................................61 1,052 17.2 90 9
Todd Christensen, L.A. Raiders2 ...........................................................80 1,007 12.6 38 7
Kevin House, Tampa Bay2 ....................................................................76 1,005 13.2 55 5
Ozzie Newsome, Cleveland2 .................................................................89 1,001 11.2 52 5
1983 Mike Quick, Philadelphia......................................................................69 1,409 20.4 83 13
Carlos Carson, Kansas City .................................................................80 1,351 16.9 50 7
James Lofton, Green Bay3 ...................................................................58 1,300 22.4 74 8
Todd Christensen, L.A. Raiders............................................................92 1,247 13.6 45 12
Roy Green, St. Louis ...........................................................................78 1,227 15.7 71 14
Charlie Brown, Washington..................................................................78 1,225 15.7 75 8
Tim Smith, Houston.............................................................................83 1,176 14.2 47 6
Kellen Winslow, San Diego3 .................................................................88 1,172 13.3 46 8
Earnest Gray, N.Y. Giants .....................................................................78 1,139 14.6 62 5
Steve Watson, Denver2 ........................................................................59 1,133 19.2 78 5
Cris Collinsworth, Cincinnati2 ...............................................................66 1,130 17.1 63 5
Steve Largent, Seattle5 .........................................................................72 1,074 14.9 46 11
Mark Duper, Miami ..............................................................................51 1,003 19.7 85 10
1982 Wes Chandler, San Diego3 ...................................................................49 1,032 21.1 66 9
1981 Alfred Jenkins, Atlanta2 ........................................................................70 1,358 19.4 67 13
James Lofton, Green Bay2 ...................................................................71 1,294 18.2 75 8
Steve Watson, Denver .........................................................................60 1,244 20.7 95 13
Frank Lewis, Buffalo2 ...........................................................................70 1,244 17.8 33 4
Steve Largent, Seattle4 .........................................................................75 1,224 16.3 57 9
Charlie Joiner, San Diego4 ....................................................................70 1,188 17.0 57 7
Kevin House, Tampa Bay .....................................................................56 1,176 21.0 84 9
Wes Chandler, New Orleans/San Diego2 ...............................................69 1,142 16.6 51 6
Dwight Clark, San Francisco ................................................................85 1,105 13.0 78 4
John Stallworth, Pittsburgh2.................................................................63 1,098 17.4 55 5
Kellen Winslow, San Diego2 .................................................................88 1,075 12.2 67 10
Pat Tilley, St. Louis ..............................................................................66 1,040 15.8 75 3
Stanley Morgan, New England2 ............................................................44 1,029 23.4 76 6
Harold Carmichael, Philadelphia3..........................................................61 1,028 16.9 85 6
Freddie Scott, Detroit ...........................................................................53 1,022 19.3 48 5
*Cris Collinsworth, Cincinnati..............................................................67 1,009 15.1 74 8
Joe Senser, Minnesota.........................................................................79 1,004 12.7 53 8
Ozzie Newsome, Cleveland ..................................................................69 1,002 14.5 62 6
Sammy White, Minnesota....................................................................66 1,001 15.2 53 3
1980 John Jefferson, San Diego3 ..................................................................82 1,340 16.3 58 13
Kellen Winslow, San Diego ..................................................................89 1,290 14.5 65 9
James Lofton, Green Bay ....................................................................71 1,226 17.3 47 4
Charlie Joiner, San Diego3 ....................................................................71 1,132 15.9 51 4
Ahmad Rashad, Minnesota2 .................................................................69 1,095 15.9 76 5
Steve Largent, Seattle3 .........................................................................66 1,064 16.1 67 6
Tony Hill, Dallas2 ..................................................................................60 1,055 17.6 58 8
Alfred Jenkins, Atlanta .........................................................................57 1,026 18.0 57 6
1979 Steve Largent, Seattle2 .........................................................................66 1,237 18.7 55 9
John Stallworth, Pittsburgh..................................................................70 1,183 16.9 65 8
Ahmad Rashad, Minnesota..................................................................80 1,156 14.5 52 9
John Jefferson, San Diego2 ..................................................................61 1,090 17.9 65 10
Frank Lewis, Buffalo ............................................................................54 1,082 20.0 55 2
Wes Chandler, New Orleans.................................................................65 1,069 16.4 85 6
Tony Hill, Dallas...................................................................................60 1,062 17.7 75 10
Drew Pearson, Dallas2 .........................................................................55 1,026 18.7 56 8
Wallace Francis, Atlanta.......................................................................74 1,013 13.7 42 8
Harold Jackson, New England3 ............................................................45 1,013 22.5 59 7
Charlie Joiner, San Diego2 ....................................................................72 1,008 14.0 39 4
Stanley Morgan, New England .............................................................44 1,002 22.8 63 12
1978 Wesley Walker, N.Y. Jets ......................................................................48 1,169 24.4 77 8
Steve Largent, Seattle..........................................................................71 1,168 16.5 57 8
Harold Carmichael, Philadelphia2..........................................................55 1,072 19.5 56 8
*John Jefferson, San Diego.................................................................56 1,001 17.9 46 13
1976 Roger Carr, Baltimore ..........................................................................43 1,112 25.9 79 11
Cliff Branch, Oakland2 ..........................................................................46 1,111 24.2 88 12

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Charlie Joiner, San Diego.....................................................................50 1,056 21.1 81 7
1975 Ken Burrough, Houston .......................................................................53 1,063 20.1 77 8
1974 Cliff Branch, Oakland ...........................................................................60 1,092 18.2 67 13
Drew Pearson, Dallas ..........................................................................62 1,087 17.5 50 2
1973 Harold Carmichael, Philadelphia...........................................................67 1,116 16.7 73 9
1972 Harold Jackson, Philadelphia2 ..............................................................62 1,048 16.9 77 4
John Gilliam, Minnesota ......................................................................47 1,035 22.0 66 7
1971 Otis Taylor, Kansas City2 ......................................................................57 1,110 19.5 82 7
1970 Gene Washington, San Francisco.........................................................53 1,100 20.8 79 12
Marlin Briscoe, Buffalo ........................................................................57 1,036 18.2 48 8
Dick Gordon, Chicago..........................................................................71 1,026 14.5 69 13
Gary Garrison, San Diego2 ...................................................................44 1,006 22.9 67 12
1969 Warren Wells, Oakland2........................................................................47 1,260 26.8 80 14
Harold Jackson, Philadelphia ...............................................................65 1,116 17.2 65 9
Roy Jefferson, Pittsburgh2 ...................................................................67 1,079 16.1 63 9
Dan Abramowicz, New Orleans............................................................73 1,015 13.9 49 7
Lance Alworth, San Diego7 ..................................................................64 1,003 15.7 76 4
1968 Lance Alworth, San Diego6 ..................................................................68 1,312 19.3 80 10
Don Maynard, N.Y. Jets5 ......................................................................57 1,297 22.8 87 10
George Sauer, N.Y. Jets3 ......................................................................66 1,141 17.3 43 3
Warren Wells, Oakland.........................................................................53 1,137 21.5 94 11
Gary Garrison, San Diego ....................................................................52 1,103 21.2 84 10
Roy Jefferson, Pittsburgh ....................................................................58 1,074 18.5 62 11
Paul Warfield, Cleveland ......................................................................50 1,067 21.3 65 12
Homer Jones, N.Y. Giants3 ...................................................................45 1,057 23.5 84 7
Fred Biletnikoff, Oakland ......................................................................61 1,037 17.0 82 6
Lance Rentzel, Dallas ..........................................................................54 1,009 18.7 65 6
1967 Don Maynard, N.Y. Jets4 ......................................................................71 1,434 20.2 75 10
Ben Hawkins, Philadelphia...................................................................59 1,265 21.4 87 10
Homer Jones, N.Y. Giants2 ...................................................................49 1,209 24.7 70 13
Jackie Smith, St. Louis ........................................................................56 1,205 21.5 76 9
George Sauer, N.Y. Jets2 ......................................................................75 1,189 15.9 61 6
Lance Alworth, San Diego5 ..................................................................52 1,010 19.4 71 9
1966 Lance Alworth, San Diego4 ..................................................................73 1,383 18.9 78 13
Otis Taylor, Kansas City .......................................................................58 1,297 22.4 89 8
Pat Studstill, Detroit .............................................................................67 1,266 18.9 99 5
Bob Hayes, Dallas2 ..............................................................................64 1,232 19.3 95 13
Charlie Frazier, Houston .......................................................................57 1,129 19.8 79 12
Charley Taylor, Washington..................................................................72 1,119 15.5 86 12
George Sauer, N.Y. Jets .......................................................................63 1,081 17.2 77 5
Homer Jones, N.Y. Giants ....................................................................48 1,044 21.8 98 8
Art Powell, Oakland5 ............................................................................53 1,026 19.4 46 11
1965 Lance Alworth, San Diego3 ..................................................................69 1,602 23.2 85 14
Dave Parks, San Francisco ..................................................................80 1,344 16.8 53 12
Don Maynard, N.Y. Jets3 ......................................................................68 1,218 17.9 56 14
Pete Retzlaff, Philadelphia ....................................................................66 1,190 18.0 78 10
Lionel Taylor, Denver4 ..........................................................................85 1,131 13.3 63 6
Tommy McDonald, Los Angeles3 .........................................................67 1,036 15.5 51 9
*Bob Hayes, Dallas .............................................................................46 1,003 21.8 82 12
1964 Charley Hennigan, Houston3 ..............................................................101 1,546 15.3 53 8
Art Powell, Oakland4 ............................................................................76 1,361 17.9 77 11
Lance Alworth, San Diego2 ..................................................................61 1,235 20.2 82 13
Johnny Morris, Chicago ......................................................................93 1,200 12.9 63 10
Elbert Dubenion, Buffalo ......................................................................42 1,139 27.1 72 10
Terry Barr, Detroit2 ...............................................................................57 1,030 18.1 58 9
1963 Bobby Mitchell, Washington2 ...............................................................69 1,436 20.8 99 7
Art Powell, Oakland3 ............................................................................73 1,304 17.9 85 16
Buddy Dial, Pittsburgh2 ........................................................................60 1,295 21.6 83 9
Lance Alworth, San Diego ...................................................................61 1,205 19.8 85 11
Del Shofner, N.Y. Giants4 ......................................................................64 1,181 18.5 70 9
Lionel Taylor, Denver3 ..........................................................................78 1,101 14.1 72 10
Terry Barr, Detroit ................................................................................66 1,086 16.5 75 13
Charley Hennigan, Houston2 ................................................................61 1,051 17.2 83 10
Sonny Randle, St. Louis2 .....................................................................51 1,014 19.9 68 12
Bake Turner, N.Y. Jets ..........................................................................71 1,009 14.2 53 6
1962 Bobby Mitchell, Washington ................................................................72 1,384 19.2 81 11
Sonny Randle, St. Louis ......................................................................63 1,158 18.4 86 7
Tommy McDonald, Philadelphia2 ..........................................................58 1,146 19.8 60 10
Del Shofner, N.Y. Giants3 ......................................................................53 1,133 21.4 69 12
Art Powell, N.Y. Titans2 ........................................................................64 1,130 17.7 80 8
Frank Clarke, Dall. Cowboys ................................................................47 1,043 22.2 66 14

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Year Player, Team No. Yards Avg. Long TD
Don Maynard, N.Y. Titans2 ...................................................................56 1,041 18.6 86 8
1961 Charley Hennigan, Houston .................................................................82 1,746 21.3 80 12
Lionel Taylor, Denver2 ........................................................................100 1,176 11.8 52 4
Bill Groman, Houston2 .........................................................................50 1,175 23.5 80 17
Tommy McDonald, Philadelphia ...........................................................64 1,144 17.9 66 13
Del Shofner, N.Y. Giants2 ......................................................................68 1,125 16.5 46 11
Jim Phillips, Los Angeles.....................................................................78 1,092 14.0 69 5
*Mike Ditka, Chicago...........................................................................56 1,076 19.2 76 12
Dave Kocourek, San Diego ..................................................................55 1,055 19.2 76 4
Buddy Dial, Pittsburgh .........................................................................53 1,047 19.8 88 12
R.C. Owens, San Francisco .................................................................55 1,032 18.8 54 5
1960 *Bill Groman, Houston ........................................................................72 1,473 20.5 92 12
Raymond Berry, Baltimore ...................................................................74 1,298 17.5 70 10
Don Maynard, N.Y. Titans ....................................................................72 1,265 17.6 65 6
Lionel Taylor, Denver ...........................................................................92 1,235 13.4 80 12
Art Powell, N.Y. Titans .........................................................................69 1,167 16.9 76 14
1958 Del Shofner, Los Angeles.....................................................................51 1,097 21.5 92 8
1956 Bill Howton, Green Bay2 .......................................................................55 1,188 21.6 66 12
Harlon Hill, Chi. Bears2 ........................................................................47 1,128 24.0 79 11
1954 Bob Boyd, Los Angeles .......................................................................53 1,212 22.9 80 6
*Harlon Hill, Chi. Bears .......................................................................45 1,124 25.0 76 12
1953 Pete Pihos, Philadelphia.......................................................................63 1,049 16.7 59 10
1952 *Bill Howton, Green Bay......................................................................53 1,231 23.2 90 13
1951 Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch, Los Angeles .................................................66 1,495 22.7 91 17
1950 Tom Fears, Los Angeles2 .....................................................................84 1,116 13.3 53 7
Cloyce Box, Detroit..............................................................................50 1,009 20.2 82 11
1949 Bob Mann, Detroit ...............................................................................66 1,014 15.4 64 4
Tom Fears, Los Angeles ......................................................................77 1,013 13.2 51 9
1945 Jim Benton, Cleveland .........................................................................45 1,067 23.7 84 8
1942 Don Hutson, Green Bay .......................................................................74 1,211 16.4 73 17
*First season of professional football.NOTE: Numeral in superscript indicates season number player accomplished feat.

250 YARDS PASS RECEIVING IN A GAME

Date Player, Team, Opponent No. Yards TD
Nov. 26, 2017 Julio Jones, Atlanta vs. Tampa Bay.......................................12 253 2
Oct. 2, 2016 Julio Jones, Atlanta vs. Carolina ...........................................12 300 1
Nov. 8, 2015 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh vs. Oakland .................................17 284 0
Dec. 8, 2014 Julio Jones, Atlanta vs. Green Bay........................................11 259 1
Dec. 1, 2013 Josh Gordon, Cleveland vs. Jacksonville...............................10 261 2
Oct. 27, 2013 Calvin Johnson, Detroit vs. Dallas.........................................14 329 1
Nov. 18, 2012 Andre Johnson, Houston vs. Jacksonville (OT) .....................14 273 1
Sept. 30, 2012 Brian Hartline, Miami vs. Arizona (OT) ..................................12 253 1
Oct. 11, 2009 Miles Austin, Dallas vs. Kansas City (OT) .............................10 250 2
Nov. 19, 2006 Lee Evans, Buffalo vs. Houston ............................................11 265 2
Nov. 12, 2006 Chad Johnson, Cincinnati vs. San Diego...............................11 260 2
Nov. 10, 2002 Plaxico Burress, Pittsburgh vs. Atlanta (OT)............................9 253 2
Dec. 17, 2000 Terrell Owens, San Francisco vs. Chicago.............................20 283 1
Sept. 10, 2000 Jimmy Smith, Jacksonville vs. Baltimore ..............................15 291 3
Dec. 12, 1999 Qadry Ismail, Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh ....................................6 258 3
Dec. 18, 1995 Jerry Rice, San Francisco vs. Minnesota ..............................14 289 3
Dec. 11, 1989 John Taylor, San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams ............................11 286 2
Nov. 26, 1989 Flipper Anderson, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans (OT) ..............15 336 1
Oct. 18, 1987 Steve Largent, Seattle vs. Detroit ..........................................15 261 3
Oct. 4, 1987 Anthony Allen, Washington vs. St. Louis.................................7 255 3
Dec. 22, 1985 Stephone Paige, Kansas City vs. San Diego ............................8 309 2
Dec. 20, 1982 Wes Chandler, San Diego vs. Cincinnati ................................10 260 2
Sept. 23, 1979 *Jerry Butler, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets ........................................10 255 4
Nov. 4, 1962 Sonny Randle, St. Louis vs. N.Y. Giants ................................16 256 1
Oct. 28, 1962 Del Shofner, N.Y. Giants vs. Washington................................11 269 1
Oct. 13, 1961 Charley Hennigan, Houston vs. Boston .................................13 272 1
Oct. 21, 1956 Billy Howton, Green Bay vs. Los Angeles................................7 257 2
Dec. 3, 1950 Cloyce Box, Detroit vs. Baltimore..........................................12 302 4
Nov. 22, 1945 Jim Benton, Cleveland vs. Detroit .........................................10 303 1
*First season of professional football.

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2,000 COMBINED NET YARDS GAINED IN A SEASON
Rushing Pass Punt Kickoff Fum. Total
Year Player, Team Att.-Yds. Rec. Ret. Ret. Ret. Yds.
2018 *Saquon Barkley, N.Y. Giants .........................261-1,307 91-721 0-0 0-0 0-0 352-2,028
Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas ......................................304-1,434 77-567 0-0 0-0 1-0 382-2,001
2017 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams .................................279-1,305 64-788 0-0 0-0 1-0 344-2,093
2016 David Johnson, Arizona .................................293-1,239 80-879 0-0 0-0 1-0 374-2,118
2015 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh3 .....................................3-28 136-1,834 22-212 0-0 1-0 162-2,074
2014 DeMarco Murray, Dallas.................................392-1,845 57-416 0-0 0-0 2-0 451-2,261
Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh .................................290-1,361 83-854 0-0 0-0 0-0 373-2,215
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh2 .....................................4-13 129-1,698 30-319 1-0 0-0 164-2,030
2013 LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia ..........................314-1,607 52-539 0-0 0-0 0-0 366-2,146
*Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota.......................12-158 45-469 0-0 43-1,393 0-0 100-2,020
2012 Randall Cobb, Green Bay ....................................10-132 80-954 31-292 38-964 3-0 162-2,342
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota2...........................348-2,097 40-217 0-0 0-0 0-0 388-2,314
2011 Darren Sproles, New Orleans4 .............................87-603 86-710 29-294 40-1,089 0-0 242-2,696
Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh ......................................7-41 69-1,108 30-325 27-737 0-0 133-2,211
Ray Rice, Baltimore2 ......................................291-1,364 76-704 0-0 0-0 0-0 367-2,068
2010 Danny Amendola, St. Louis2 ....................................7-81 85-689 40-452 50-1,142 0-0 182-2,364
Arian Foster, Houston.....................................327-1,616 66-604 0-0 0-0 1-0 394-2,221
Darren Sproles, San Diego3 .................................50-267 59-520 24-166 51-1,257 0-0 184-2,210
2009 Fred Jackson, Buffalo.....................................237-1,062 46-371 6-69 41-1,014 0-0 330-2,516
Josh Cribbs, Cleveland2 ......................................55-381 20-135 38-452 56-1,542 2-0 171-2,510
Chris Johnson, Tennessee .............................358-2,006 50-503 0-0 0-0 1-0 409-2,509
Jamaal Charles, Kansas City ..........................190-1,120 40-297 0-0 36-925 3-0 269-2,342
Darren Sproles, San Diego2 .................................93-343 45-497 26-183 54-1,300 1-0 219-2,323
Danny Amendola, St. Louis.......................................3-2 43-326 31-360 66-1,618 1-0 144-2,302
*Percy Harvin, Minnesota ...................................15-135 60-790 0-0 42-1,156 0-0 117-2,081
Ray Rice, Baltimore .......................................254-1,339 78-702 0-0 0-0 1-2 333-2,043
2008 Leon Washington, N.Y. Jets2 ................................76-448 47-355 29-303 48-1,231 4-(-5) 204-2,332
Darren Sproles, San Diego ..................................61-330 29-342 22-249 53-1,376 1-(-2) 166-2,295
Jerious Norwood, Atlanta2 ...................................95-489 36-338 0-0 51-1,311 0-0 182-2,138
2007 Josh Cribbs, Cleveland ...........................................9-61 3-37 30-405 59-1,809 2-0 103-2,312
Jerious Norwood, Atlanta..................................103-613 28-277 0-0 52-1,317 0-0 183-2,207
Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia ........................278-1,333 90-771 4-79 0-0 0-0 372-2,183
*Ted Ginn Jr., Miami .................................................4-3 34-420 24-230 63-1,433 2-(-9) 127-2,077
Leon Washington, N.Y. Jets.................................71-353 36-213 20-183 47-1,291 1-0 175-2,040
*Adrian Peterson, Minnesota..........................238-1,341 19-268 0-0 16-412 3-0 276-2,014
Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville2 ....................167-768 40-407 3-28 31-811 0-0 241-2,014
2006 Steven Jackson, St. Louis..............................346-1,528 90,806 0-0 0-0 2-0 438-2,334
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego3 ...................348-1,815 56-508 0-0 0-0 1-0 405-2,323
*Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville...................166-941 46-436 1-13 31-860 0-0 244-2,250
Larry Johnson, Kansas City2 ..........................416-1,789 41-410 0-0 0-0 1-0 458-2,199
Frank Gore, San Francisco .............................312-1,695 61-485 0-0 0-0 0-0 373-2,180
Wes Welker, Miami2 ..................................................0-0 67-687 41-378 48-1,064 1-0 157-2,129
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants4 ..................................327-1,662 58-465 0-0 0-0 1-0 386-2,127
Chris Carr, Oakland ...................................................0-0 0-0 35-216 69-1,762 1-0 106-2,078
2005 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants3 ..................................357-1,860 54-530 0-0 0-0 1-0 412-2,390
Dante Hall, Kansas City4 ..........................................7-11 34-436 42-276 65-1,560 2-0 150-2,283
Wes Welker, Miami ...................................................1-5 29-434 43-390 61-1,379 4-0 138-2,208
Larry Johnson, Kansas City ...........................336-1,750 33-343 0-0 0-0 3-0 372-2,093
2004 Dante Hall, Kansas City3 ..........................................8-56 25-230 23-232 68-1,718 0-0 124-2,236
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants2 ..................................322-1,518 52-578 0-0 0-0 2-0 376-2,096
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis3.........................334-1,548 51-483 0-0 0-0 1-0 386-2,031
2003 Dante Hall, Kansas City2 ........................................16-73 40-423 29-472 57-1,478 0-0 142-2,446
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego2 ...................313-1,645 100-725 0-0 0-0 2-0 415-2,370
Jamal Lewis, Baltimore ..................................387-2,066 26-205 0-0 0-0 1-0 414-2,271
Ahman Green, Green Bay...............................355-1,883 50-367 0-0 0-0 2-0 407-2,250
Deuce McAllister, New Orleans.......................351-1,641 69-516 0-0 0-0 3-(-3) 423-2,154
Priest Holmes, Kansas City3 ...........................320-1,420 74-690 0-0 0-0 0-0 394-2,110
2002 Michael Lewis, New Orleans ...................................1-15 8-200 44-625 70-1,807 2-0 125-2,647
Priest Holmes, Kansas City2 ...........................313-1,615 70-672 0-0 0-0 0-0 383-2,287
Ricky Williams, Miami....................................383-1,853 47-363 0-0 0-0 1-0 431-2,216
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego ....................372-1,683 79-489 0-0 0-0 0-0 451-2,172
Dante Hall, Kansas City.........................................11-54 20-322 29-390 57-1,354 1-0 118-2,120
2001 Priest Holmes, Kansas City ............................327-1,555 62-614 0-0 0-0 0-0 389-2,169
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis4 ...............................260-1,382 83-765 0-0 0-0 2-0 345-2,147
Derrick Mason, Tennessee2 .......................................0-0 73-1,128 20-128 34-748 1-0 128-2,004
2000 Derrick Mason, Tennessee ........................................1-1 63-895 51-662 42-1,132 1-0 158-2,690
MarTay Jenkins, Arizona........................................1-(-4) 17-219 1-1 82-2,186 0-0 101-2,402

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Rushing Pass Punt Kickoff Fum. Total
Year Player, Team Att.-Yds. Rec. Ret. Ret. Ret. Yds.
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis2.........................387-1,709 63-594 0-0 0-0 0-0 450-2,303
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis3 ...............................253-1,359 81-830 0-0 1-18 2-0 337-2,207
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants ...................................213-1,006 70-719 39-332 1-28 5-0 328-2,085
1999 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis2 ...............................253-1,381 87-1,048 0-0 0-0 0-0 340-2,429
*Edgerrin James, Indianapolis........................369-1,553 62-586 0-0 0-0 2-0 433-2,139
*Terrence Wilkins, Indianapolis .................................1-2 42-565 41-388 51-1,134 1-0 136-2,089
Glyn Milburn, Chicago2........................................16-102 20-151 30-346 61-1,426 2-0 129-2,025
1998 Brian Mitchell, Washington4 .................................39-208 44-306 44-506 59-1,337 0-0 186-2,357
Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis ...........................324-1,319 86-908 0-0 0-0 2-13 412-2,240
Terrell Davis, Denver2 .....................................392-2,008 25-217 0-0 0-0 1-0 418-2,225
Jamal Anderson, Atlanta ................................410-1,846 27-319 0-0 0-0 1-0 438-2,165
Garrison Hearst, San Francisco......................310-1,570 39-535 0-0 0-0 1-0 350-2,105
1997 Barry Sanders, Detroit2...................................335-2,053 33-305 0-0 0-0 1-0 369-2,358
Kevin Williams, Arizona .........................................1-(-2) 20-273 40-462 59-1,458 1-0 121-2,191
Brian Mitchell, Washington3 .................................23-107 36-438 38-442 47-1,094 0-0 144-2,081
Terrell Davis, Denver ......................................369-1,750 42-287 0-0 0-0 2-(-7) 413-2,030
Jermaine Lewis, Baltimore ......................................3-35 42-648 28-437 41-905 2-0 116-2,025
1995 Brian Mitchell, Washington2 .................................46-301 38-324 25-315 55-1,408 0-0 164-2,348
Emmitt Smith, Dallas2.....................................377-1,773 62-375 0-0 0-0 0-0 439-2,148
Glyn Milburn, Denver ..........................................49-266 22-191 31-354 47-1,269 0-0 149-2,080
Ernie Mills, Pittsburgh .............................................5-39 39-679 0-0 54-1,306 0-0 98-2,024
1994 Brian Mitchell, Washington..................................78-311 26-236 32-452 58-1,478 0-0 194-2,477
Barry Sanders, Detroit....................................331-1,883 44-283 0-0 0-0 0-0 375-2,166
1992 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo2 .............................312-1,487 58-626 0-0 0-0 1-0 371-2,113
Emmitt Smith, Dallas .....................................373-1,713 59-335 0-0 0-0 1-0 433-2,048
Barry Foster, Pittsburgh..................................390-1,690 36-344 0-0 0-0 2-(–20) 428-2,014
1991 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo..............................288-1,407 62-631 0-0 0-0 0-0 350-2,038
1990 Herschel Walker, Minnesota2 .............................184-770 35-315 0-0 44-966 4-0 267-2,051
1988 *Tim Brown, L.A. Raiders .....................................14-50 43-725 49-444 41-1,098 7-0 154-2,317
Roger Craig, San Francisco2 ...........................310-1,502 76-534 0-0 2-32 2-0 390-2,068
Eric Dickerson, Indianapolis4 ..........................388-1,659 36-377 0-0 0-0 1-0 425-2,036
Herschel Walker, Dallas..................................361-1,514 53-505 0-0 0-0 3-0 417-2,019
1986 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams3 ............................404-1,821 26-205 0-0 0-0 2-0 432-2,026
Gary Anderson, San Diego................................127-442 80-871 25-227 24-482 2-0 258-2,022
1985 Lionel James, San Diego...................................105-516 86-1,027 25-213 36-779 1-0 253-2,535
Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders.............................380-1,759 67-555 0-0 0-0 2-(–6) 449-2,308
Roger Craig, San Francisco............................214-1,050 92-1,016 0-0 0-0 0-0 306-2,066
Walter Payton, Chicago4 .................................324-1,551 49-483 0-0 0-0 1-0 374-2,034
1984 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams2 ............................379-2,105 21-139 0-0 0-0 4-15 404-2,259
James Wilder, Tampa Bay ..............................407-1,544 85-685 0-0 0-0 4-0 496-2,229
Walter Payton, Chicago3 .................................381-1,684 45-368 0-0 0-0 1-0 427-2,052
1983 *Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams ...........................390-1,808 51-404 0-0 0-0 1-0 442-2,212
William Andrews, Atlanta2 ..............................331-1,567 59-609 0-0 0-0 2-0 392-2,176
Walter Payton, Chicago2 .................................314-1,421 53-607 0-0 0-0 2-0 369-2,028
1981 *James Brooks, San Diego ...............................109-525 46-329 22-290 40-949 2-0 219-2,093
William Andrews, Atlanta ...............................289-1,301 81-735 0-0 0-0 0-0 370-2,036
1980 Bruce Harper, N.Y. Jets2 ......................................45-126 50-634 28-242 49-1,070 3-0 175-2,072
1979 Wilbert Montgomery, Philadelphia ..................338-1,512 41-494 0-0 1-6 2-0 382-2,012
1978 Bruce Harper, N.Y. Jets .......................................58-303 13-196 30-378 55-1,280 1-0 157-2,157
1977 Walter Payton, Chicago ..................................339-1,852 27-269 0-0 2-95 5-0 373-2,216
Terry Metcalf, St. Louis3 ....................................149-739 34-403 14-108 32-772 1-0 230-2,022
1975 Terry Metcalf, St. Louis2 ....................................165-816 43-378 23-285 35-960 2-23 268-2,462
O.J. Simpson, Buffalo2 ...................................329-1,817 28-426 0-0 0-0 1-0 358-2,243
1974 Mack Herron, New England...............................231-824 38-474 35-517 28-629 3-0 335-2,444
Otis Armstrong, Denver..................................263-1,407 38-405 0-0 16-386 1-0 318-2,198
Terry Metcalf, St. Louis .....................................152-718 50-377 26-340 20-623 7-0 255-2,058
1973 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo ....................................332-2,003 6-70 0-0 0-0 0-0 338-2,073
1966 Gale Sayers, Chicago2 ....................................229-1,231 34-447 6-44 23-718 3-0 295-2,440
Leroy Kelly, Cleveland ....................................209-1,141 32-366 13-104 19-403 0-0 273-2,014
1965 *Gale Sayers, Chicago......................................166-867 29-507 16-238 21-660 4-0 236-2,272
1963 Timmy Brown, Philadelphia2 ..............................192-841 36-487 16-152 33-945 2-3 279-2,428
Jim Brown, Cleveland ....................................291-1,863 24-268 0-0 0-0 0-0 315-2,131
1962 Timmy Brown, Philadelphia...............................137-545 52-849 6-81 30-831 4-0 229-2,306
Dick Christy, N.Y. Titans ....................................114-535 62-538 15-250 38-824 2-0 231-2,147
1961 Billy Cannon, Houston.......................................200-948 43-586 9-70 18-439 2-0 272-2,043
1960 *Abner Haynes, Dallas Texans ..........................156-875 55-576 14-215 19-434 4-0 248-2,100
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300 COMBINED NET YARDS GAINED IN A GAME
Date Player, Team, Opponent No. Yards TD
Oct. 2, 2016 Julio Jones, Atlanta vs. Carolina ...........................................12 300 1
Nov. 8, 2015 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh vs. Oakland .................................20 306 0
Dec. 29, 2013 LeGarrette Blount, New England vs. Buffalo ..........................26 334 2
Nov. 10, 2013 *Tavon Austin, St. Louis vs. Indianapolis ................................9 314 3
Oct. 27, 2013 Calvin Johnson, Detroit vs. Dallas.........................................14 329 1
Dec. 9, 2012 *David Wilson, N.Y. Giants vs. New Orleans..........................17 327 3
Nov. 28, 2010 *Jacoby Ford, Oakland vs. Miami .........................................12 329 2
Nov. 7, 2010 *Jacoby Ford, Oakland vs. Kansas City (OT) ........................10 306 1
Dec. 20, 2009 Josh Cribbs, Cleveland vs. Kansas City ................................14 316 2
Oct. 18, 2009 Domenik Hixon, N.Y. Giants vs. New Orleans ........................12 303 0
Sept. 28, 2008 Steve Breaston, Arizona vs. N.Y. Jets ....................................19 324 0
Sept. 14, 2008 Darren Sproles, San Diego vs. Denver ..................................14 317 2
Nov. 18, 2007 Josh Cribbs, Cleveland vs. Baltimore (OT) ............................12 309 0
Nov. 4, 2007 *Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. San Diego..........................31 315 3
Oct. 14, 2007 *Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. Chicago .............................25 361 3
Sept. 30, 2007 Devin Hester, Chicago vs. Detroit..........................................13 317 1
Dec. 10, 2006 *Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville vs. Indianapolis .............19 303 3
Dec. 14, 2003 Derrick Mason, Tennessee vs. Buffalo ..................................21 302 0
Nov. 16, 2003 Jonathan Carter, N.Y. Jets vs. Indianapolis ..............................7 304 2
Dec. 8, 2002 Steve Smith, Carolina vs. Cincinnati........................................9 313 3
Nov. 24, 2002 Priest Holmes, Kansas City vs. Seattle..................................30 307 3
Oct. 13, 2002 Michael Lewis, New Orleans vs. Washington ..........................8 356 2
Dec. 24, 1999 Jason Tucker, Dallas vs. New Orleans...................................13 331 1
Dec. 7, 1997 Jermaine Lewis, Baltimore vs. Seattle...................................10 308 3
Dec. 25, 1995 Kevin Williams, Dallas vs. Arizona ........................................16 307 2
Dec. 10, 1995 Glyn Milburn, Denver vs. Seattle ...........................................33 404 0
Oct. 23, 1994 Tyrone Hughes, New Orleans vs. L.A. Rams .........................11 347 2
Dec. 11, 1989 John Taylor, San Francisco vs. L.A. Rams ............................14 321 2
Nov. 26, 1989 Flipper Anderson, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans (OT) ..............15 336 1
Nov. 28, 1988 *Tim Brown, L.A. Raiders vs. Seattle....................................12 306 1
Dec. 22, 1985 Stephone Paige, Kansas City vs. San Diego ............................8 309 2
Nov. 10, 1985 Lionel James, San Diego vs. L.A. Raiders (OT).....................23 345 0
Sept. 22, 1985 Lionel James, San Diego vs. Cincinnati.................................20 316 2
Dec. 21, 1975 *Walter Payton, Chicago vs. New Orleans ............................32 300 1
Nov. 23, 1975 Greg Pruitt, Cleveland vs. Cincinnati .....................................28 304 2
Nov. 1, 1970 Eugene (Mercury) Morris, Miami vs. Baltimore .....................17 302 0
Oct. 4, 1970 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo vs. N.Y. Jets .......................................26 303 2
Dec. 6, 1969 Jerry LeVias, Houston vs. N.Y. Jets ......................................18 329 1
Nov. 2, 1969 Travis Williams, Green Bay vs. Pittsburgh .............................11 314 3
Dec. 18, 1966 Gale Sayers, Chicago vs. Minnesota.....................................20 339 2
Dec. 12, 1965 *Gale Sayers, Chicago vs. San Francisco .............................17 336 6
Nov. 17, 1963 Gary Ballman, Pittsburgh vs. Washington .............................12 320 2
Dec. 16, 1962 Timmy Brown, Philadelphia vs. St. Louis ..............................19 341 2
Dec. 10, 1961 Billy Cannon, Houston vs. N.Y. Titans ...................................32 373 5
Nov. 19, 1961 Jim Brown, Cleveland vs. Philadelphia ..................................38 313 4
Dec. 3, 1950 Cloyce Box, Detroit vs. Baltimore..........................................13 302 4
Oct. 29, 1950 Wally Triplett, Detroit vs. Los Angeles ...................................11 331 1
Nov. 22, 1945 Jim Benton, Cleveland vs. Detroit .........................................10 303 1
*First season of professional football.

2,000 SCRIMMAGE YARDS GAINED IN A SEASON

Rushing Receiving Scrimm.
Year Player, Team Att. Yards Receptions Yards Yards
2018 *Saquon Barkley, N.Y. Giants........................................................261 1,307 91 721 2,028
Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas.....................................................................304 1,434 77 567 2,001
2017 Todd Gurley, L.A. Rams................................................................279 1,305 64 788 2,093
2016 David Johnson, Arizona................................................................293 1,239 80 879 2,118
2014 DeMarco Murray, Dallas ...............................................................392 1,845 57 416 2,261
Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh ...............................................................373 1,361 83 854 2,215
2013 LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia.........................................................314 1,607 52 539 2,146
2012 Adrian Peterson, Minnesota..........................................................348 2,097 40 217 2,314
2011 Ray Rice, Baltimore2 ....................................................................291 1,364 76 704 2,068
2010 Arian Foster, Houston ...................................................................327 1,616 66 604 2,220
2009 Chris Johnson, Tennessee............................................................358 2,006 50 503 2,509
Ray Rice, Baltimore .....................................................................254 1,339 78 702 2,041
2007 Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia ......................................................278 1,333 90 771 2,104
2006 Steven Jackson, St. Louis ............................................................346 1,528 90 806 2,334
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego3 .................................................348 1,815 56 508 2,323
Larry Johnson, Kansas City2 ........................................................416 1,789 41 410 2,199

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Rushing Receiving Scrimm.
Year Player, Team Att. Yards Receptions Yards Yards
Frank Gore, San Francisco ...........................................................312 1,695 61 485 2,180
Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants3 ................................................................327 1,662 58 465 2,127
2005 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants2 ................................................................357 1,860 54 530 2,390
Larry Johnson, Kansas City .........................................................336 1,750 33 343 2,093
2004 Tiki Barber, N.Y. Giants .................................................................322 1.518 52 578 2,096
Edgerrin James, Indianapolis3 .......................................................334 1,548 51 483 2,031
2003 LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego2 .................................................313 1,645 100 725 2,370
Jamal Lewis, Baltimore ................................................................387 2,066 26 205 2,271
Ahman Green, Green Bay .............................................................355 1,883 50 367 2,250
Deuce McAllister, New Orleans.....................................................351 1,641 69 516 2,157
Priest Holmes, Kansas City3 .........................................................320 1,420 74 690 2,110
2002 Priest Holmes, Kansas City2 .........................................................313 1,615 70 672 2,287
Ricky Williams, Miami..................................................................383 1,853 47 363 2,216
LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego ..................................................372 1,683 79 489 2,172
2001 Priest Holmes, Kansas City ..........................................................327 1,555 62 614 2,169
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis4 .............................................................260 1,382 83 765 2,147
2000 Edgerrin James, Indianapolis2 .......................................................387 1,709 63 594 2,303
Marshall Faulk, St. Louis3 .............................................................253 1,359 81 830 2,189
1999 Marshall Faulk, St. Louis2 .............................................................253 1,381 87 1,048 2,429
*Edgerrin James, Indianapolis......................................................369 1,553 62 586 2,139
1998 Marshall Faulk, Indianapolis..........................................................324 1,319 86 908 2,227
Terrell Davis, Denver2 ...................................................................392 2,008 25 217 2,225
Jamal Anderson, Atlanta ..............................................................410 1,846 27 319 2,165
Garrison Hearst, San Francisco ....................................................310 1,570 39 535 2,105
1997 Barry Sanders, Detroit2 .................................................................335 2,053 33 305 2,358
Terrell Davis, Denver ....................................................................369 1,750 42 287 2,037
1995 Emmitt Smith, Dallas2 ...................................................................377 1,773 62 375 2,148
1994 Barry Sanders, Detroit..................................................................331 1,883 44 283 2,166
1992 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo2 ...........................................................312 1,487 58 626 2,113
Emmitt Smith, Dallas....................................................................373 1,713 59 335 2,048
Barry Foster, Pittsburgh................................................................390 1,690 36 344 2,034
1991 Thurman Thomas, Buffalo............................................................288 1,407 62 631 2,038
1988 Roger Craig, San Francisco2 .........................................................310 1,502 76 534 2,036
Eric Dickerson, Indianapolis4 ........................................................388 1,659 36 377 2,036
Herschel Walker, Dallas ................................................................361 1,514 53 505 2,019
1986 Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams3 ..........................................................404 1,821 26 205 2,026
1985 Marcus Allen, L.A. Raiders...........................................................380 1,759 67 555 2,314
Roger Craig, San Francisco ..........................................................214 1,050 92 1,016 2,066
Walter Payton, Chicago4 ...............................................................324 1,551 49 483 2,034
1984 Eric Dickerson, L. A. Rams2 .........................................................379 2,105 21 139 2,244
James Wilder, Tampa Bay ............................................................407 1,544 85 685 2,229
Walter Payton, Chicago3 ...............................................................381 1,684 45 368 2,052
1983 *Eric Dickerson, L.A. Rams .........................................................390 1,808 51 404 2,212
William Andrews, Atlanta2.............................................................331 1,567 59 609 2,176
Walter Payton, Chicago2 ...............................................................314 1,421 53 607 2,028
1981 William Andrews, Atlanta..............................................................289 1,301 81 735 2,036
1979 Wilbert Montgomery, Philadelphia ................................................338 1,512 41 494 2,006
1977 Walter Payton, Chicago ................................................................339 1,852 27 269 2,121
1975 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo2..................................................................329 1,817 28 426 2,243
1973 O.J. Simpson, Buffalo ..................................................................332 2,003 6 70 2,073
1963 Jim Brown, Cleveland...................................................................291 1,863 24 268 2,131
*First season of professional football. NOTE: Numeral in superscript indicates season number player accomplished feat.

300 SCRIMMAGE YARDS GAINED IN A GAME

Date Player, Team, Opponent Att. Yards TD
Oct. 2, 2016 Julio Jones, Atlanta vs. Carolina ...........................................12 300 1
Nov. 8, 2015 Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh vs. Oakland .................................19 306 0
Oct. 27, 2013 Calvin Johnson, Detroit vs. Dallas.........................................14 329 1
Nov. 4, 2007 *Adrian Peterson, Minnesota vs. San Diego..........................31 315 3
Nov. 24, 2002 Priest Holmes, Kansas City vs. Seattle..................................30 307 3
Nov. 26, 1989 Flipper Anderson, L.A. Rams vs. New Orleans (OT) ..............15 336 1
Dec. 22, 1985 Stephone Paige, Kansas City vs. San Diego ............................8 309 2
Dec. 10, 1961 Billy Cannon, Houston vs. N.Y. Titans....................................30 330 5
Dec. 3, 1950 Cloyce Box, Detroit vs. Baltimore..........................................12 302 4
Nov. 22, 1945 Jim Benton, Cleveland vs. Detroit .........................................10 303 1
*First season of professional football.

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TOP 20 LEADERS IN PASSES COMPLETED
1. Drew Brees............................................................6,586
2. Brett Favre .............................................................6,300
3. Peyton Manning .....................................................6,125
4. Tom Brady .............................................................6,004
5. Dan Marino............................................................4,967
6. Eli Manning............................................................4,804
7. Ben Roethlisberger.................................................4,616
8. Philip Rivers ..........................................................4,518
9. John Elway ............................................................4,123
10. Matt Ryan..............................................................4,052
11. Warren Moon.........................................................3,988
12. Carson Palmer .......................................................3,941
13. Drew Bledsoe ........................................................3,839
14. Vinny Testaverde....................................................3,787
15. Fran Tarkenton .......................................................3,686
16. Aaron Rodgers.......................................................3,560
17. Joe Flacco .............................................................3,499
18. Kerry Collins ..........................................................3,487
19. Joe Montana..........................................................3,409
20. Matthew Stafford ...................................................3,372
TOP 20 LEADERS IN TOUCHDOWN PASSES
1. Peyton Manning........................................................539
2. Drew Brees...............................................................520
3. Tom Brady ................................................................517
4. Brett Favre ................................................................508
5. Dan Marino...............................................................420
6. Philip Rivers .............................................................374
7. Ben Roethlisberger....................................................363
8. Eli Manning...............................................................360
9. Fran Tarkenton ..........................................................342
10. Aaron Rodgers..........................................................338
11. John Elway ...............................................................300
12. Matt Ryan.................................................................295
13. Carson Palmer ..........................................................294
14. Warren Moon............................................................291
15. Johnny Unitas...........................................................290
16. Vinny Testaverde.......................................................275
17. Joe Montana.............................................................273
18. Dave Krieg ................................................................261
19. Sonny Jurgensen ......................................................255
20. Dan Fouts .................................................................254

TOP 20 LEADERS IN PASSING YARDS TOP 20 LEADERS IN RECEPTION YARDS

1. Drew Brees..........................................................74,437 1. Jerry Rice............................................................22,895
2. Peyton Manning ...................................................71,940 2. Larry Fitzgerald ....................................................16,279
3. Brett Favre ...........................................................71,838 3. Terrell Owens.......................................................15,934
4. Tom Brady ...........................................................70,514 4. Randy Moss ........................................................15,292
5. Dan Marino..........................................................61,361 5. Isaac Bruce .........................................................15,208
6. Ben Roethlisberger...............................................56,194 6. Tony Gonzalez......................................................15,127
7. Eli Manning..........................................................55,981 7. Tim Brown...........................................................14,934
8. Philip Rivers ........................................................54,656 8. Steve Smith, Sr. ...................................................14,731
9. John Elway ..........................................................51,475 9. Marvin Harrison ...................................................14,580
10. Warren Moon.......................................................49,325 10. Reggie Wayne......................................................14,345
11. Fran Tarkenton .....................................................47,003 11. Andre Johnson ....................................................14,185
12. Matt Ryan............................................................46,720 12. James Lofton.......................................................14,004
13. Carson Palmer .....................................................46,247 13. Cris Carter...........................................................13,899
14. Vinny Testaverde..................................................46,233 14. Anquan Boldin .....................................................13,779
15. Drew Bledsoe ......................................................44,611 15. Henry Ellard.........................................................13,777
16. Dan Fouts ............................................................43,040 16. Torry Holt ............................................................13,382
17. Aaron Rodgers.....................................................42,944 17. Andre Reed..........................................................13,198
18. Kerry Collins ........................................................40,922 18. Steve Largent.......................................................13,089
19. Joe Montana........................................................40,551 19. Irving Fryar ..........................................................12,785
20. Johnny Unitas......................................................40,239 20. Art Monk .............................................................12,721
TOP 20 SCORERS
Player Years TD FG PAT TP
1. Adam Vinatieri ......................................................................................23 0 582 852 2,600
2. Morten Andersen ..................................................................................25 0 565 849 2,544
3. Gary Anderson......................................................................................23 0 538 820 2,434
4. Jason Hanson ......................................................................................21 0 495 665 2,150
5. John Carney ........................................................................................23 0 478 628 2,062
6. Matt Stover ..........................................................................................19 0 471 591 2,004
7. George Blanda ......................................................................................26 9 335 943 2,002
8. Jason Elam ..........................................................................................17 0 436 675 1,983
9. John Kasay ..........................................................................................20 0 461 587 1,970
10. Sebastian Janikowski ............................................................................18 0 436 605 1,913
11. Phil Dawson..........................................................................................20 1 441 518 1,847
12. Stephen Gostkowski..............................................................................13 0 367 642 1,743
13. Norm Johnson ......................................................................................18 0 366 638 1,736
14. David Akers ..........................................................................................16 0 386 563 1,721
15. Matt Bryant ..........................................................................................17 0 388 553 1,717
16. Nick Lowery..........................................................................................18 0 383 562 1,711
17. Jan Stenerud ........................................................................................19 0 373 580 1,699
18. Ryan Longwell ......................................................................................15 0 361 604 1,687
19. Eddie Murray ........................................................................................19 0 352 538 1,594
20. Al Del Greco..........................................................................................17 0 347 543 1,584

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TOP 20 TOUCHDOWN SCORERS Total
Player Years Rush Rec. Returns TD
1. Jerry Rice ............................................................................................20 10 197 1 208
2. Emmitt Smith ........................................................................................15 164 11 0 175
3. LaDainian Tomlinson ............................................................................11 145 17 0 162
4. Randy Moss..........................................................................................14 0 156 1 157
5. Terrell Owens ........................................................................................15 3 153 0 156
6. Marcus Allen ........................................................................................16 123 21 1 145
7. Marshall Faulk ......................................................................................12 100 36 0 136
8. Cris Carter ............................................................................................16 0 130 1 131
9. Marvin Harrison ....................................................................................13 0 128 0 128
10. Jim Brown ..............................................................................................9 106 20 0 126
11. Walter Payton........................................................................................13 110 15 0 125
12. Larry Fitzgerald ....................................................................................15 0 116 0 116
Antonio Gates ......................................................................................16 0 116 0 116