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Has an NFL game ever ended 30–7?

Yes. 30–7 has been an NFL final score 48 times, most recently Buccaneers 30, Giants 7 on November 24, 2024. It first happened on October 12, 1941, the 280th different final score the league had produced.

Every NFL game that ended 30–7

Datenewest firstWinner30 pointsLoser7 pointsWherehome teamRoundplayoffsWindowstandalone game
Nov 24, 2024Tampa Bay BuccaneersNew York GiantsGiants——
Sep 10, 2023San Francisco 49ersPittsburgh SteelersSteelers——
Dec 13, 2020Dallas CowboysCincinnati BengalsBengals——
Sep 14, 2014New England PatriotsMinnesota VikingsVikings——
Dec 9, 2012Cleveland BrownsKansas City ChiefsBrowns——
Oct 7, 2012Minnesota VikingsTennessee TitansVikings——
Jan 9, 2011Baltimore RavensKansas City ChiefsChiefsWild Card—
Jan 3, 2010Buffalo BillsIndianapolis ColtsBills——
Nov 1, 2009Baltimore RavensDenver BroncosRavens——
Oct 19, 2008Carolina PanthersNew Orleans SaintsPanthers——
Dec 24, 2006New Orleans SaintsNew York GiantsGiants——
Dec 30, 2001Arizona CardinalsCarolina PanthersPanthers——
Dec 23, 2001Green Bay PackersCleveland BrownsPackers——
Nov 7, 1999Jacksonville JaguarsAtlanta FalconsFalcons——
Nov 16, 1998Denver BroncosKansas City ChiefsChiefs—Monday Night Football
Nov 9, 1997Washington CommandersDetroit LionsCommanders——
Oct 12, 1997Tennessee TitansCincinnati BengalsTitans——
Nov 4, 1991Philadelphia EaglesNew York GiantsEagles—Monday Night Football
Sep 8, 1991Tennessee TitansCincinnati BengalsBengals—Sunday Night Football
Sep 24, 1990Buffalo BillsNew York JetsJets—Monday Night Football
Sep 16, 1990Miami DolphinsBuffalo BillsDolphins——
Nov 12, 1989Buffalo BillsIndianapolis ColtsBills——
Sep 24, 1989Washington CommandersDallas CowboysCowboys——
Nov 13, 1988Denver BroncosCleveland BrownsBroncos——
Oct 30, 1988New England PatriotsChicago BearsPatriots——
Oct 25, 1987New York GiantsArizona CardinalsGiants——
Nov 17, 1985Pittsburgh SteelersTennessee TitansTitans——
Oct 13, 1985Philadelphia EaglesArizona CardinalsEagles——
Oct 16, 1983Buffalo BillsIndianapolis ColtsColts——
Dec 20, 1981Washington CommandersLos Angeles RamsRams——
Nov 26, 1979Seattle SeahawksNew York JetsSeahawks—Monday Night Football
Dec 17, 1978Dallas CowboysNew York JetsJets——
Oct 16, 1977Denver BroncosLas Vegas RaidersRaiders——
Dec 1, 1974Los Angeles RamsAtlanta FalconsFalcons——
Nov 18, 1973Detroit LionsChicago BearsBears——
Oct 29, 1972Cincinnati BengalsTennessee TitansBengals——
Dec 14, 1968Kansas City ChiefsDenver BroncosBroncos—Saturday
Oct 27, 1968Tennessee TitansBuffalo BillsBills——
Oct 27, 1968Cleveland BrownsAtlanta FalconsBrowns——
Dec 10, 1967Detroit LionsNew York GiantsGiants——
Nov 8, 1964Green Bay PackersDetroit LionsPackers——
Oct 20, 1963Green Bay PackersArizona CardinalsCardinals——
Dec 4, 1955Cleveland BrownsPittsburgh SteelersSteelers——
Nov 8, 1953Philadelphia EaglesNew York GiantsEagles——
Nov 20, 1949Pittsburgh SteelersGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Oct 25, 1946BDAMSABDA——
Sep 29, 1946Chicago BearsGreen Bay PackersPackers——
Oct 12, 1941Green Bay PackersBKNPackers——

Scores next to 30–7

Where 30–7 sits

30–7 was the 280th different final score in NFL history, and it first happened in 1941. 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