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Has an NFL game ever ended 30–10?

Yes. 30–10 has been an NFL final score 61 times, most recently Bills 30, Jets 10 on September 14, 2025. It first happened on November 30, 1947, the 374th different final score the league had produced.

Every NFL game that ended 30–10

Datenewest firstWinner30 pointsLoser10 pointsWherehome teamRoundplayoffsWindowstandalone game
Sep 14, 2025Buffalo BillsNew York JetsJets——
Sep 17, 2023Dallas CowboysNew York JetsCowboys——
Nov 22, 2021Tampa Bay BuccaneersNew York GiantsBuccaneers—Monday Night Football
Nov 21, 2021San Francisco 49ersJacksonville JaguarsJaguars——
Oct 11, 2020Los Angeles RamsWashington CommandersCommanders——
Oct 11, 2020Arizona CardinalsNew York JetsJets——
Sep 29, 2019Los Angeles ChargersMiami DolphinsDolphins——
Dec 31, 2017Los Angeles ChargersLas Vegas RaidersChargers——
Dec 10, 2017Dallas CowboysNew York GiantsGiants——
Dec 3, 2017Jacksonville JaguarsIndianapolis ColtsJaguars——
Nov 5, 2017New Orleans SaintsTampa Bay BuccaneersSaints——
Jan 1, 2017New York JetsBuffalo BillsJets——
Dec 29, 2013Indianapolis ColtsJacksonville JaguarsColts——
Dec 8, 2013Arizona CardinalsLos Angeles RamsCardinals——
Sep 9, 2012Houston TexansMiami DolphinsTexans——
Dec 13, 2009Minnesota VikingsCincinnati BengalsVikings——
Dec 15, 2008Philadelphia EaglesCleveland BrownsEagles—Monday Night Football
Dec 14, 2008Carolina PanthersDenver BroncosPanthers——
Nov 16, 2008New York GiantsBaltimore RavensGiants——
Oct 12, 2008Los Angeles ChargersNew England PatriotsChargers—Sunday Night Football
Oct 2, 2005Atlanta FalconsMinnesota VikingsFalcons——
Sep 26, 2005Denver BroncosKansas City ChiefsBroncos—Monday Night Football
Nov 21, 2004Baltimore RavensDallas CowboysRavens——
Nov 2, 2003San Francisco 49ersLos Angeles Rams49ers——
Sep 7, 2003Denver BroncosCincinnati BengalsBengals——
Jan 12, 2003Las Vegas RaidersNew York JetsRaidersDivisional—
Dec 22, 2002Seattle SeahawksLos Angeles RamsSeahawks——
Oct 7, 2001Miami DolphinsNew England PatriotsDolphins——
Dec 10, 2000New York GiantsPittsburgh SteelersGiants——
Dec 3, 2000Seattle SeahawksAtlanta FalconsFalcons——
Nov 29, 1998Miami DolphinsNew Orleans SaintsDolphins——
Oct 11, 1998Los Angeles RamsNew York JetsRams——
Dec 13, 1997New York GiantsWashington CommandersGiants—Saturday
Oct 12, 1997San Francisco 49ersLos Angeles Rams49ers——
Sep 18, 1994Kansas City ChiefsAtlanta FalconsFalcons—Sunday Night Football
Jan 2, 1994Buffalo BillsIndianapolis ColtsColts——
Dec 26, 1993Minnesota VikingsKansas City ChiefsVikings—Sunday Night Football
Oct 31, 1993Miami DolphinsKansas City ChiefsDolphins——
Oct 17, 1993Detroit LionsSeattle SeahawksLions——
Nov 1, 1992Cincinnati BengalsCleveland BrownsBengals——
Oct 25, 1992Chicago BearsGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Dec 30, 1990Seattle SeahawksDetroit LionsSeahawks——
Oct 16, 1988New York GiantsDetroit LionsGiants——
Nov 22, 1987Chicago BearsDetroit LionsBears——
Sep 14, 1986Miami DolphinsIndianapolis ColtsDolphins——
Nov 3, 1985Los Angeles ChargersDenver BroncosChargers——
Oct 27, 1985Denver BroncosKansas City ChiefsChiefs——
Dec 12, 1982Detroit LionsGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Sep 10, 1981Miami DolphinsPittsburgh SteelersDolphins—Thursday Night Football
Sep 9, 1979Los Angeles ChargersLas Vegas RaidersChargers——
Oct 10, 1976Detroit LionsNew England PatriotsLions——
Sep 29, 1974Philadelphia EaglesIndianapolis ColtsEagles——
Dec 2, 1973Green Bay PackersNew Orleans SaintsPackers——
Oct 19, 1969Indianapolis ColtsNew Orleans SaintsSaints——
Dec 10, 1967Indianapolis ColtsNew Orleans SaintsColts——
Sep 24, 1967Washington CommandersNew Orleans SaintsSaints——
Oct 18, 1964Minnesota VikingsPittsburgh SteelersVikings——
Sep 24, 1961Green Bay PackersSan Francisco 49ersPackers——
Nov 9, 1958Detroit LionsCleveland BrownsBrowns——
Nov 13, 1949New York GiantsGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Nov 30, 1947Green Bay PackersLos Angeles RamsRams——

Scores next to 30–10

Where 30–10 sits

30–10 was the 374th different final score in NFL history, and it first happened in 1947. The league has produced 1,097 different final scores through 18,340 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: October 26, 2026