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20-17 What is the most common final score for an NFL game? The most common final score for games throughout NFL history is 20-17, followed by 27-24.
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Read More »Every Sunday is a new opportunity for fans to witness something that has never been seen on an NFL field or scoreboard. There are countless possibilities for what the final score in a football game could be. Most teams reach their totals by adding up threes for field goals and sevens for touchdowns combined with extra points. Those aren’t the only two methods for scoring points, though, leaving some matchups with head-scratching finals. Even with over 100 years of NFL history, the league still continues to find unique final scores. The phenomenon surrounding those never-before-seen totals picked up popularity in recent years and even has a name: scorigami. As the NFL embarks on a new season, let’s break down the scorigami concept and its application in the league:
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Read More »The most common final score for games throughout NFL history is 20-17, followed by 27-24. Here are the 10 most common final scores listed by how many times they have occurred throughout history:
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