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Has an NFL game ever ended 21–10?

21–10 has been an NFL final score 64 times, most recently Eagles 21, Vikings 10 on October 23, 2016. It first happened on November 1, 1936, unique score number 222 in NFL history.

Every NFL game that ended 21–10

Datenewest firstWinner21 pointsLoser10 pointsWherehome teamRoundplayoffsWindowstandalone game
Oct 23, 2016Philadelphia EaglesMinnesota VikingsEagles——
Sep 17, 2006Seattle SeahawksArizona CardinalsSeahawks——
Feb 5, 2006Pittsburgh SteelersSeattle SeahawksSteelersSuper Bowl—
Sep 19, 2004Chicago BearsGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Sep 14, 2003Miami DolphinsNew York JetsJets——
Dec 2, 2001Miami DolphinsDenver BroncosDolphins——
Sep 23, 2001Cincinnati BengalsBaltimore RavensBengals——
Oct 29, 2000New Orleans SaintsArizona CardinalsCardinals——
Jan 2, 2000Washington CommandersMiami DolphinsCommanders——
Nov 29, 1998Atlanta FalconsLos Angeles RamsRams——
Dec 15, 1996Minnesota VikingsTampa Bay BuccaneersVikings——
Nov 28, 1996Dallas CowboysWashington CommandersCowboys—Thanksgiving
Oct 17, 1993New York GiantsPhiladelphia EaglesGiants——
Nov 17, 1991Detroit LionsLos Angeles RamsLions——
Dec 29, 1990Kansas City ChiefsChicago BearsBears—Saturday
Oct 28, 1990New York GiantsWashington CommandersGiants——
Dec 17, 1989San Francisco 49ersBuffalo Bills49ers——
Jan 8, 1989Cincinnati BengalsBuffalo BillsBengalsPlayoff—
Dec 18, 1988Tampa Bay BuccaneersDetroit LionsBuccaneers——
Dec 17, 1988Denver BroncosNew England PatriotsBroncos—Saturday
Nov 6, 1988New England PatriotsMiami DolphinsPatriots——
Dec 6, 1987Atlanta FalconsDallas CowboysCowboys——
Nov 16, 1986Pittsburgh SteelersTennessee TitansSteelers——
Nov 2, 1986Denver BroncosLas Vegas RaidersRaiders——
Sep 15, 1986Denver BroncosPittsburgh SteelersSteelers—Monday Night Football
Nov 4, 1985Arizona CardinalsDallas CowboysCardinals—Monday Night Football
Dec 29, 1984San Francisco 49ersNew York Giants49ersPlayoff—
Oct 2, 1983Los Angeles RamsDetroit LionsRams——
Dec 13, 1981Dallas CowboysPhiladelphia EaglesCowboys——
Oct 11, 1981Tampa Bay BuccaneersGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Dec 7, 1980Minnesota VikingsTampa Bay BuccaneersBuccaneers——
Nov 25, 1979Philadelphia EaglesGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Sep 16, 1979Tampa Bay BuccaneersGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Nov 5, 1978Atlanta FalconsSan Francisco 49ersFalcons——
Oct 26, 1978Minnesota VikingsDallas CowboysCowboys—Thursday Night Football
Sep 10, 1978Pittsburgh SteelersSeattle SeahawksSteelers——
Dec 11, 1977Chicago BearsGreen Bay PackersBears——
Nov 14, 1976Las Vegas RaidersKansas City ChiefsRaiders——
Dec 21, 1975Tennessee TitansCleveland BrownsTitans——
Nov 9, 1975Detroit LionsCleveland BrownsLions——
Oct 19, 1975New England PatriotsIndianapolis ColtsPatriots——
Oct 8, 1972Cincinnati BengalsDenver BroncosBengals——
Sep 26, 1971Pittsburgh SteelersCincinnati BengalsSteelers——
Dec 7, 1970Cleveland BrownsTennessee TitansTitans—Monday Night Football
Nov 15, 1970Miami DolphinsNew Orleans SaintsDolphins——
Nov 2, 1970Pittsburgh SteelersCincinnati BengalsSteelers—Monday Night Football
Oct 7, 1967Cleveland BrownsPittsburgh SteelersBrowns—Saturday
Oct 9, 1966Las Vegas RaidersMiami DolphinsRaiders——
Nov 28, 1965Los Angeles RamsGreen Bay PackersRams——
Nov 1, 1964Washington CommandersPhiladelphia EaglesEagles——
Nov 23, 1962New England PatriotsBuffalo BillsPatriots——
Oct 29, 1961Cleveland BrownsArizona CardinalsCardinals——
Sep 17, 1961Arizona CardinalsNew York GiantsGiants——
Dec 7, 1957Pittsburgh SteelersNew York GiantsSteelers——
Oct 5, 1957Indianapolis ColtsChicago BearsColts——
Oct 5, 1952Arizona CardinalsChicago BearsCardinals——
Nov 20, 1949LDABCLBCL——
Oct 16, 1949Los Angeles RamsDetroit LionsLions——
Oct 24, 1948San Francisco 49ersBCL49ers——
Sep 26, 1948Cleveland BrownsCRABrowns——
Oct 19, 1946NAABDANAA——
Sep 14, 1946NAABBANAA——
Oct 18, 1942Washington CommandersBKNBKN——
Nov 1, 1936Green Bay PackersChicago BearsBears——

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Where 21–10 sits

21–10 was the 222nd unique final score in NFL history, first seen in 1936. The league has produced 1,095 unique scores through 18,234 games. See the whole grid →

About the data

Scorigami is a term coined by Jon Bois in 2014; his 2016 video explains the idea. Game data from nflverse and the FiveThirtyEight NFL archive: every NFL and AFL regular-season and playoff game since 1920, Super Bowls included, the AAFC and the Pro Bowl left out. Franchises carry their current name, so the Baltimore Colts count for Indianapolis and the Houston Oilers for Tennessee.

Updated: September 9, 2026