NFL | Largest Offensive Shootout in Each Season Since 2010

Titus 3:4-6
"But when the kindness of God our Savior and His love for mankind appeared, 5 He saved us, not on the basis of deeds which we did in righteousness, but in accordance with His mercy, by the washing of regeneration and renewing by the Holy Spirit, 6 whom He richly poured out upon us through Jesus Christ our Savior..."
Biggest Offensive Shootout from each NFL season since the 2010 season (does not include 2023 season).

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[ZanderNPQ]

The Rams and Chiefs game is something to be remembered

[thekingbarrelmaker]

The Saints are in a lot of these games. Not surprising considering that New Orleans was known for their strong offenses and terrible defenses in the mid-2010s.

[llama_god]

That Chiefs Rams game is gonna go down as not only one of the greatest games, but a classic game.

[josh]

This is why brees is in my top 5 because in his prime you literally could not have asked him to do anymore than he did he just had some of the worst defenses ever

[poltergeizt]

The fact that the saints were in the thumbnail 3 times shows just how bad the defense drew brees had to deal with his entire career. Dude should’ve won at least 3 rings but the defense sold over and over

[bw-leftturnracing]

Fun fact: Both the 47-42 scores in this video are the only 47-42 games in NFL history. The Browns played in and lost in both games.

[ConnorPadget]

As a chiefs fan I can clearly remember watching that rams-chiefs game. Total emotional roller coaster and even though we lost, it was the most thrilling game I’ve ever watched. I remember after the game not even being mad that we lost because of how good of a game it was lmao. Un real night

[axdambient]

i love how our Saints are featured in half of this. yeah the defenses weren't great, but there was nothing Drew Brees couldn't do. the most accurate QB ive ever seen, he made up arm strength for timing and moxie. truly a blessing and an experience to have him as our leader. we miss him

[willsugleris]

Putting up 51 points and losing is insane 💀

[thenumberquelve]

I forget that that Wildcard game was MORE than just the Beastquake, it was two great (albeit mistake-prone) offenses going toe to toe all night. The fact nobody remembers anything from that game outside of the one play is a real testament to just how great of a run that was.

[Viypa]

We have the saints and lions to thank for the majority of these

[ChuckNorris]

I’ll never forget the saints vs giants, 11 td total game by HOF Brees and ELI was cut off in the 4th quarter from national broadcast for the 4:00 games. SMFH

[davidrichardson]

Even though the season ended horribly, backup Matt Flynn’s 6 td, 480 yard performance in the last game of the season is something I will never forget. It was a meaningless game in terms of playoff ramification, but it ended up being one of the most memorable games I’ve ever seen as a packers fan.

[grants]

Before the Chiefs-Rams game at 38:16, there’s an error with the final score that’s shown. The Rams won 54-51, not the Chiefs. Not sure if anyone else noticed that as well.

[ooo_lex]

Matt Flynn deserves more love for that game. He gave Packer's fans a show!! Broke a franchise record throwing for 480 yards in the game. (now tied with rodgers)

[mayson]

You can just see how bad the Saints defense was in the 2010’s

[insanetrickshots]

The Detroit vs Tenessee game was an incredible game.

[cnr]

25:56 manning fumbles without being touched “hit as he throws”

[JeremyAStevens]

Now we (Saints fans) have a defense but our offense can’t put up more than 19 on a good day. If a team scores 23 we toast.

[Samptamp]

That Rams/Chiefs game is one of the best, if not the BEST regular season games I’ve ever seen. 🎉