Talk about a wild opening weekend in the NFL when it came to those who love stats.
The Chicago Bears' 59-37 win over the Carolina Panthers added to the wonderful total of Scorigami finals. You know, where a game ends with the final score that has never happened in NFL history.
And Lee Sharpe and Quirky Research on social media bring us this incredible nugget: This was the first week when there was a 16-game NFL schedule that every game ended with a different scoring margin.
The Chiefs' 31-10 victory over the Denver Broncos was a 21-point difference and that provided the final flourish on NFL stat history.
There has never been a 16-game NFL week where every game was won by a different number of points, so I know what I'm rooting for tonight. Post-merger
weeks with different scoring margins for every game: W7 2025 (15 games); W2 1976 (14); W9 1973 (13); W7 1997 (12); W4 1992 (11) https://t.co/Q7D6vtUg18
— Quirky Research (@QuirkyResearch) September 14, 2026
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: Unique scoring margin mark set in first week of NFL season
