Scorigami is one of football’s greatest nuances. Created by Jon Bois, Scorigami describes “the art of building final scores that have never happened before in NFL history,” according to its host website. Here, we’ll track every instance of Scorigami throughout the 2025 NFL season.
2025 NFL Scorigami count: 4
Teams with most 2025 NFL Scorigamis: Bills (2)
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Week 11
Bills 44, Buccaneers 32
The Bills and Buccaneers went back-and-forth in a scrappy Week 11 outing before Buffalo pulled away with the victory, resulting in this season’s fourth Scorigami! It’s the 1,095th unique final score in NFL history.
Buffalo came out on the winning end, but the Bucs’ effort was valiant. Sean Tucker took advantage of an opportunity to supplant Rachaad White, exploding for 106 rushing yards, 34 receiving yards, and three touchdowns. Baker Mayfield had just 173 yards passing, but he accounted for two scores. Sterling Shepard four catches for a team-high 54 yards, while Emeka Egbuka had four catches on a team-high nine targets.
Buffalo running back James Cook was bottled up for just 48 yards on the ground, but he salvaged his showing with a receiving touchdown. Fellow running back Ty Johnson also scored a receiving touchdown, and breakout receiver Tyrell Shavers posted a career-high 90 yards and a score of his own.
Josh Allen only rushed the ball eight times against the Bucs, but he showed extreme scoring efficiency with a whopping three touchdowns. He finished the game with a total of six touchdowns — three on the ground and three through the air.
Week 10
Texans 36, Jaguars 29
The Texans put together an absurd comeback in Week 10, resulting in this season’s third Scorigami! It’s the 1,094th unique final score in NFL history.
Davis Mills was tasked with leading the Texans’ offense as C.J. Stroud remained in concussion protocol. The Stanford product struggled early on, and the Texans scored just 10 points through the first three quarters. Despite trailing 29-10 at the start of the fourth quarter, the Texans refused to go down without a fight. Houston ultimately scored 26 unanswered points at home, winning with a late comeback.
Mills was 27-for-45 with 292 yards, two passing touchdowns, one rushing touchdown, and one interception. Rookie Woody Marks led the backfield with 81 scrimmage yards and a touchdown. Both Nico Collins and Dalton Schultz had seven catches, while Collins and rookie Jayden Higgins each found the end zone. Veteran defender Danielle Hunter made Trevor Lawrence‘s life difficult with 3.5 sacks.
On the Jaguars’ side of the field, no player had more than three receptions. Jakobi Meyers led the way in his Jaguars debut with 41 yards. Parker Washington scored two touchdowns, while Travis Etienne Jr. paced the backfield with 58 rushing yards and a score. Jarrian Jones impressed on defense with one interception, four tackles, two tackles for loss, and two passes defended.
Week 9
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Week 8
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Week 7
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Week 6
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Week 5
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Week 4
Cowboys 40, Packers 40
The Cowboys and Packers played an overtime thriller in Week 4, resulting in a tie and this season’s second Scorigami! It’s the 1,093rd unique final score in NFL history.
One of the biggest storylines surrounding this matchup was Micah Parsons‘ return to Dallas. Just around a month after being traded, Parsons registered three tackles, two hits on quarterback Dak Prescott, and one sack.
Both quarterbacks in this game played clean, turnover-free football to keep pace with their opponent. Jordan Love and Dak Prescott each threw for 300-plus yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions.
Prescott spread the ball around quite well without CeeDee Lamb (ankle) at his disposal. His top target was George Pickens, who had eight catches, 134 yards, and two touchdowns. The rushing attack continues to find its legs, too, as Javonte Williams ran for 85 yards and a touchdown while also catching three passes.
The Packers got the bulk of their offensive contributions from Josh Jacobs, who had 86 rushing yards, 71 receiving yards, and a pair of touchdowns. He led the team in rushing yards and receiving yards. Romeo Doubs was the Packers’ primary scorer, though, catching three touchdown passes — two of which were less than three yards. In total, he caught six passes for 58 yards.
A rare Packers special teams blemish may go down as the difference maker. Brandon McManus had an extra point blocked and returned for a Dallas touchdown, creating a massive three-point swing. If not for this block, Green Bay would have had an extra three points added on to its lead margin.
Week 3
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Week 2
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Week 1
Bills 41, Ravens 40
The Bills’ comeback win over the Ravens results in Scorigami! It’s the 1,092nd unique final score in NFL history.
The Ravens led by 15 points on two different occasions, but the Bills refused to go down without a fight. They scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter and ultimately pushed into field goal range, setting up a 32-yard kick for Matt Prater. The veteran kicker, signed just days earlier to replace the injured Tyler Bass, made the kick and sent the Buffalo faithful into a frenzy.
Josh Allen was spectacular, per usual, amassing 394 passing yards, 30 rushing yards, and four total touchdowns. Four different receivers caught at least five passes, including Keon Coleman, who went for 112 yards and a score.
The Ravens’ valiant effort was spearheaded by Derrick Henry, who rushed for 169 yards and two touchdowns. However, he also lost a costly fumble that gave Buffalo a precious scoring opportunity late in the game. Lamar Jackson played turnover-free football, finishing with 209 passing yards, 70 rushing yards, and three total touchdowns. His top target was Zay Flowers, who totaled 143 yards and a score. Nobody else on the Ravens had more than two catches.
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