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Has an NFL game ever ended 34–10?

Yes. 34–10 has been an NFL final score 51 times, most recently Jaguars 34, Browns 10 on September 13, 2026. It first happened on October 27, 1946, the 336th different final score the league had produced.

Every NFL game that ended 34–10

Datenewest firstWinner34 pointsLoser10 pointsWherehome teamRoundplayoffsWindowstandalone game
Sep 13, 2026Jacksonville JaguarsCleveland BrownsJaguars——
Dec 28, 2025New York GiantsLas Vegas RaidersRaiders——
Dec 7, 2025Miami DolphinsNew York JetsJets——
Nov 2, 2025Los Angeles RamsNew Orleans SaintsRams——
Oct 26, 2025Miami DolphinsAtlanta FalconsFalcons——
Sep 28, 2025Detroit LionsCleveland BrownsLions——
Nov 18, 2024Houston TexansDallas CowboysCowboys—Monday Night Football
Oct 20, 2024Buffalo BillsTennessee TitansBills——
Jan 20, 2024Baltimore RavensHouston TexansRavensDivisional—
Dec 26, 2021Philadelphia EaglesNew York GiantsEagles——
Nov 14, 2021Carolina PanthersArizona CardinalsCardinals——
Nov 11, 2018Tennessee TitansNew England PatriotsTitans——
Nov 3, 2013Carolina PanthersAtlanta FalconsPanthers——
Nov 25, 2012Cincinnati BengalsLas Vegas RaidersBengals——
Jan 1, 2012Philadelphia EaglesWashington CommandersEagles——
Oct 9, 2011Minnesota VikingsArizona CardinalsVikings——
Oct 10, 2010New York GiantsHouston TexansTexans——
Dec 7, 2008Arizona CardinalsLos Angeles RamsCardinals——
Oct 19, 2008Tennessee TitansKansas City ChiefsChiefs——
Sep 7, 2008Buffalo BillsSeattle SeahawksBills——
Sep 23, 2007Dallas CowboysChicago BearsBears—Sunday Night Football
Dec 3, 2006New Orleans SaintsSan Francisco 49ersSaints——
Jan 1, 2006Minnesota VikingsChicago BearsVikings——
Dec 4, 2005Los Angeles ChargersLas Vegas RaidersChargers—Sunday Night Football
Sep 11, 2005Miami DolphinsDenver BroncosDolphins——
Oct 3, 2004Arizona CardinalsNew Orleans SaintsCardinals——
Dec 8, 2002Tampa Bay BuccaneersAtlanta FalconsBuccaneers——
Nov 11, 2002Las Vegas RaidersDenver BroncosBroncos—Monday Night Football
Dec 8, 1996New England PatriotsNew York JetsPatriots——
Dec 2, 1996San Francisco 49ersAtlanta FalconsFalcons—Monday Night Football
Sep 3, 1995Kansas City ChiefsSeattle SeahawksSeahawks——
Nov 27, 1994Cleveland BrownsTennessee TitansBrowns——
Jan 10, 1993Dallas CowboysPhiladelphia EaglesCowboysPlayoff—
Oct 27, 1991Detroit LionsDallas CowboysLions——
Jan 10, 1988Denver BroncosTennessee TitansBroncosPlayoff—
Sep 20, 1987Cleveland BrownsPittsburgh SteelersBrowns——
Sep 22, 1985San Francisco 49ersLas Vegas RaidersRaiders——
Oct 3, 1983New York JetsBuffalo BillsBills—Monday Night Football
Oct 14, 1979Cincinnati BengalsPittsburgh SteelersBengals——
Dec 31, 1978Los Angeles RamsMinnesota VikingsRamsPlayoff—
Sep 23, 1973New York JetsIndianapolis ColtsColts——
Oct 29, 1972New York JetsNew England PatriotsJets——
Sep 24, 1972Minnesota VikingsDetroit LionsLions——
Oct 17, 1971Las Vegas RaidersPhiladelphia EaglesRaiders——
Nov 24, 1968Miami DolphinsNew England PatriotsPatriots——
Dec 17, 1967Los Angeles RamsIndianapolis ColtsRams——
Oct 25, 1964Philadelphia EaglesPittsburgh SteelersSteelers——
Dec 18, 1960San Francisco 49ersIndianapolis Colts49ers——
Dec 14, 1947Los Angeles RamsNew York GiantsRams——
Nov 28, 1946BYKDetroit LionsLions——
Oct 27, 1946Arizona CardinalsLos Angeles RamsCardinals——

Scores next to 34–10

Where 34–10 sits

34–10 was the 336th different final score in NFL history, and it first happened in 1946. 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