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Has an NFL game ever ended 38–14?

Yes. 38–14 has been an NFL final score 59 times, most recently Seahawks 38, Commanders 14 on November 2, 2025. It first happened on October 21, 1945, the 320th different final score the league had produced.

Every NFL game that ended 38–14

Datenewest firstWinner38 pointsLoser14 pointsWherehome teamRoundplayoffsWindowstandalone game
Nov 2, 2025Seattle SeahawksWashington CommandersCommanders—Sunday Night Football
Oct 26, 2025Indianapolis ColtsTennessee TitansColts——
Nov 4, 2018Atlanta FalconsWashington CommandersCommanders——
Oct 14, 2018Los Angeles ChargersCleveland BrownsBrowns——
Nov 30, 2017Dallas CowboysWashington CommandersCowboys—Thursday Night Football
Sep 18, 2016Los Angeles ChargersJacksonville JaguarsChargers——
Sep 28, 2014Miami DolphinsLas Vegas RaidersRaiders—International
Sep 30, 2012Houston TexansTennessee TitansTexans——
Dec 18, 2011Seattle SeahawksChicago BearsBears——
Dec 5, 2011Los Angeles ChargersJacksonville JaguarsJaguars—Monday Night Football
Dec 5, 2010Minnesota VikingsBuffalo BillsVikings——
Oct 3, 2010New York JetsBuffalo BillsBills——
Sep 19, 2010Indianapolis ColtsNew York GiantsColts—Sunday Night Football
Nov 9, 2008Jacksonville JaguarsDetroit LionsLions——
Sep 21, 2008Atlanta FalconsKansas City ChiefsFalcons——
Sep 16, 2007New England PatriotsLos Angeles ChargersPatriots—Sunday Night Football
Sep 9, 2007New England PatriotsNew York JetsJets——
Oct 31, 2004Buffalo BillsArizona CardinalsBills——
Nov 17, 2002Philadelphia EaglesArizona CardinalsEagles——
Sep 30, 2001Las Vegas RaidersSeattle SeahawksRaiders——
Nov 2, 1997Carolina PanthersLas Vegas RaidersPanthers——
Sep 5, 1993Buffalo BillsNew England PatriotsBills——
Nov 24, 1991Las Vegas RaidersCincinnati BengalsBengals——
Dec 17, 1989Los Angeles RamsNew York JetsRams——
Nov 26, 1989Washington CommandersChicago BearsCommanders——
Nov 6, 1988Indianapolis ColtsNew York JetsColts——
Nov 17, 1985Green Bay PackersNew Orleans SaintsPackers——
Dec 16, 1984Green Bay PackersMinnesota VikingsVikings——
Nov 28, 1983Miami DolphinsCincinnati BengalsDolphins—Monday Night Football
Oct 9, 1983Washington CommandersArizona CardinalsCardinals——
Oct 9, 1983Detroit LionsGreen Bay PackersLions——
Oct 2, 1983Kansas City ChiefsArizona CardinalsChiefs——
Sep 19, 1982Las Vegas RaidersAtlanta FalconsFalcons——
Dec 13, 1981Washington CommandersIndianapolis ColtsCommanders——
Dec 15, 1980Los Angeles RamsDallas CowboysRams—Monday Night Football
Nov 28, 1976New England PatriotsDenver BroncosPatriots——
Nov 1, 1976Indianapolis ColtsTennessee TitansColts—Monday Night Football
Oct 26, 1975Los Angeles RamsNew Orleans SaintsRams——
Oct 5, 1975Buffalo BillsDenver BroncosBills——
Nov 18, 1973Kansas City ChiefsTennessee TitansChiefs——
Oct 8, 1972Buffalo BillsNew England PatriotsBills——
Dec 28, 1969Cleveland BrownsDallas CowboysCowboysPlayoff—
Dec 11, 1966New England PatriotsTennessee TitansTitans——
Sep 11, 1966Cleveland BrownsWashington CommandersCommanders——
Oct 24, 1965Cleveland BrownsNew York GiantsGiants——
Dec 8, 1963Arizona CardinalsPhiladelphia EaglesCardinals——
Sep 8, 1963New England PatriotsNew York JetsPatriots——
Nov 18, 1962Cleveland BrownsArizona CardinalsBrowns——
Oct 21, 1962Minnesota VikingsLos Angeles RamsRams——
Dec 4, 1960Buffalo BillsNew England PatriotsBills——
Nov 11, 1956Chicago BearsGreen Bay PackersBears——
Dec 26, 1955Cleveland BrownsLos Angeles RamsRamsPlayoff—
Sep 17, 1950Washington CommandersBCLBCL——
Nov 27, 1949BBABCLBCL——
Nov 6, 1949Philadelphia EaglesLos Angeles RamsEagles——
Oct 16, 1949Washington CommandersNYYCommanders——
Sep 30, 1949New York GiantsNYYNYY——
Nov 2, 1947Philadelphia EaglesWashington CommandersCommanders——
Oct 21, 1945Green Bay PackersBYKPackers——

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Where 38–14 sits

38–14 was the 320th different final score in NFL history, and it first happened in 1945. 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