Data & rankings
Which teams dominated at home? Who traveled worst? These articles rank all 32 franchises against each other using verified game data from 1966 forward — decade by decade, era by era, with every figure computed directly from the historical record rather than summarized from memory.
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Rams Home & Road Records: Los Angeles, St. Louis, and Back
The Rams are 262-197-3 at home and 220-241-5 on the road since 1966 — a top-six road franchise across three cities and six home stadiums, from the Coliseum to Anaheim to St. Louis to SoFi.
Vikings Home & Road Records: Four Stadiums, One Cold-Weather Truth
The Vikings are 303-158-3 at home since 1966 — 5th in the NFL, one spot ahead of Green Bay — across four stadiums. The Met vs. the domes, seven perfect home seasons, and the December splits.
Packers Home & Road Records: When Lambeau Became a Fortress
The Packers are 299-158-8 at home and 211-249-5 on the road since 1966 — and .747 at Lambeau since Milwaukee ended in 1994. Favre vs. Rodgers, December records, and the NFL's strangest tie.
Lions Home & Road Records: Three Stadiums and a Thanksgiving Problem
The Lions are 242-221-3 at home and 152-304-9 on the road since 1966 — the NFL's worst road record. Tiger Stadium to Ford Field, the Thanksgiving splits, and the 2024 road redemption.
Chiefs Home & Road Records: How Arrowhead Became a Fortress
The Chiefs are 288-172-4 at home and 218-243-4 on the road since 1966. Decade by decade: the AFL road warriors, the building of Fortress Arrowhead, and the team that solved the road.
Chargers Home & Road Records: San Diego, Los Angeles, and the Vanishing Home Field
The Chargers are 251-209-3 at home and 198-263-4 on the road since 1966 — and better on the road than at home since moving to Los Angeles. Two cities, four stadiums, one missing fortress.
Raiders Home and Road Records: 60 Years Across Four Cities
Oakland, Los Angeles, Oakland again, Las Vegas. The Raiders' home record has fallen at every relocation — from a .780 dynasty to .412 — plus three 0-8 road seasons and the one rival they own on the road.
Every NFL Team's Road Record Since 1966, Ranked
All 13,748 road games since 1966, computed: only Dallas and San Francisco have winning records away from home, Detroit trails at .337, and road teams are winning more than ever.
Every NFL Team's Home Record Since 1966, Ranked
All 13,748 home games since 1966, computed: Pittsburgh leads at .681, the Jets trail at .477, and home-field advantage itself is quietly disappearing.
The Broncos at Home and on the Road: 60 Years of the NFL's Biggest Split
Denver owns the largest home/road gap in football — .659 at home, .439 away. Six perfect home seasons, a 24-game home win streak, an 0-8 road year, and the one rival the altitude never scared.
The Saints Are Quietly 17–5 on Sunday Night Football Since 2002 — the Best Win Rate Nobody Talks About
New Orleans has the best Sunday night win rate in football since 2002 — .773 — and ranks just 17th in appearances. Inside the strangest gap between performance and primetime.
The 10 Worst Monday Night Blowouts Since 2010
Ranking the Monday night games that emptied living rooms — and the data point that undercuts the whole complaint: Monday Night Football produces fewer blowouts than Sunday night does.