Has an NFL game ever ended 29–24?

29–24 has been an NFL final score 16 times, most recently Steelers 29, Lions 24 on December 21, 2025. It first happened on October 12, 1950, unique score number 419 in NFL history.

Every NFL game that ended 29–24

Datenewest first	Winner29 points	Loser24 points	Wherehome team	Roundplayoffs	Windowstandalone game
Dec 21, 2025	Pittsburgh Steelers	Detroit Lions	Lions	—	—
Oct 27, 2024	Cleveland Browns	Baltimore Ravens	Browns	—	—
Jan 14, 2018	Minnesota Vikings	New Orleans Saints	Vikings	Divisional	—
Oct 28, 2012	New York Giants	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys	—	—
Oct 9, 2011	Los Angeles Chargers	Denver Broncos	Broncos	—	—
Nov 10, 2008	Arizona Cardinals	San Francisco 49ers	Cardinals	—	Monday Night Football
Sep 14, 2008	Washington Commanders	New Orleans Saints	Commanders	—	—
Jan 2, 2005	Pittsburgh Steelers	Buffalo Bills	Bills	—	—
Jan 27, 2002	Los Angeles Rams	Philadelphia Eagles	Rams	Conference Championship	—
Nov 15, 1998	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jaguars	—	—
Sep 6, 1992	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tennessee Titans	Titans	—	—
Dec 14, 1986	San Francisco 49ers	New England Patriots	Patriots	—	—
Dec 16, 1979	Seattle Seahawks	Las Vegas Raiders	Raiders	—	—
Nov 11, 1979	Seattle Seahawks	Cleveland Browns	Browns	—	—
Nov 19, 1967	New York Jets	New England Patriots	Patriots	—	—
Oct 12, 1950	NYY	San Francisco 49ers	NYY	—	—

Scores next to 29–24

28–23 happened 34 times
28–24 happened 78 times
28–25 happened 22 times
29–23 happened 14 times
29–25 happened 4 times
30–23 happened 42 times
30–24 happened 66 times
30–25 happened 3 times

Where 29–24 sits

29–24 was the 419th unique final score in NFL history, first seen in 1950. 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