The highest scoring NFL game in history was more than 50 years ago in 1966 between the New York Giants and the then Washington Redskins. It is also the most lopsided game in the top five by far.

The aforementioned Washington game in which they beat the Giants 72-41 is the highest-scoring game in NFL history by combined score, with the two opponents combining for 113 points.

Highest NFL score: Washington vs Giants, Nov. 1966 Washington went on a scoring spree in Nov. 1966 and was on the winning side of the largest total game score against the New York Giants.

What is the biggest winning margin in an NFL game? The record for the biggest margin of victory is shared three ways. In 1954, the Browns beat Washington 62-3 for a margin of 59 points.

Let’s dive into it. Here are the five highest-scoring games in NFL history, which all surpassed 100 points: 113 points: Washington 72, Giants 41 (Nov. 27, 1966) Local ...

Highest-scoring NFL games ever originally appeared on NBC Sports Washington The modern NFL is all about points. Gone are the days of smash-mouth defense, as the game has evolved to favor offenses.

The highest-scoring in a single NFL football game This record belongs to the 1966 game between Washington and New York Giants, in which the New York franchise was the worst of the season, with a ...

The NFL’s highest scoring game also involves the Giants, in an NFC East shootout for the ages. At no point did the Giants lead in this game, even though they outgained the Redskins in total ...

Indeed, six of the top 10 highest-scoring games have occurred since the 2010 NFL playoffs (2009 season). Four have occurred in the last five years, including one in each of the last three seasons.

The Eagles scored an astonishing 31 points before halftime, taking full control of the game. Fred Barnett, Barry Wilburn, Rob Carpenter, and Ricky Watters all contributed touchdowns in the first half.

Mike Mercer kicked a game-winning, 39-yard field goal with the score tied 49-49, taking the combined total over 100 points. What is the highest-scoring playoff game in NFL history?