How has your NFL team done each season since 1999?

Choose any NFL team to see its points scored, points allowed and wins each regular season since 1999, next to the NFL average. It opens with the Kansas City Chiefs, who scored 21.3 points a game in the 2025 regular season; their high since 1999 was 35.3, in 2018. Teams that moved include their old cities' seasons (the Raiders' in Oakland, the Chargers' in San Diego, the Rams' in St. Louis), and the Houston Texans start in 2002, their first season. Seasons grew from 16 games to 17 in 2021, so points are per game.

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Chartly. “How has your NFL team done each season since 1999?” Chart. Data: nflverse, NFL schedules and scores (nflverse-data), https://github.com/nflverse/nflverse-data/releases/tag/schedules (data as of January 4, 2026). https://chart.ly/charts/nfl-team-stats-by-season (accessed October 18, 2026).

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Season Points scored per game
1999 24.4
2000 22.2
2001 20
2002 29.2
2003 30.3
2004 30.2
2005 25.2
2006 20.7
2007 14.1
2008 18.2
2009 18.4
2010 22.9
2011 13.3
2012 13.2
2013 26.9
2014 22.1
2015 25.3
2016 24.3
2017 25.9
2018 35.3
2019 28.2
2020 29.6
2021 28.2
2022 29.2
2023 21.8
2024 22.6
2025 21.3

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