73 points - Chicago Bears 73, Washington Redskins 0 in the 1940 NFL Championship Game.
72 points - Washington Redskins 72, New York Giants 41 on November 27, 1966.
70 points - Los Angeles Rams 70, Baltimore Colts 27 on October 22, 1950.
65 points - Chicago Cardinals 65, New York Bulldogs 20 on November 13, 1949 and Los Angeles Rams 65, Detroit Lions 24 on October 29, 1950.
64 points - Philadelphia Eagles 64, Cincinnati Reds 0 on November 6, 1934.
63 points - Pittsburgh Steelers 63, New York Giants 7 on November 30, 1952 and Chicago Cardinals 63, New York Giants 35 on October 17, 1948.
In 1920, the Rochester Jeffersons beat a team from Fort Porter, New York by the score of 66-0. The Fort Porter team was not a member of the NFL and this was the only game they played against an NFL opponent.
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Click on the 'NFL Scoring Leaders by Season' and 'NFL Touchdown Leaders by Season' links below to see the players that led the NFL in scoring and touchdowns in each NFL season.
NFC-FR: Philadelphia (58) vs. Detroit (37), 1995 http://www.nfl.com/superbowl/records/playoffs/team/scoring
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New Orleans Saints... 248 points after 6 weeks!
Teams still have four games to play in the 2009 season, but through 12 games the highest-scoring team is the Saints, with 440 points. They're on pace to break the regular season scoring record that was set by the 2007 Patriots.The second highest-scoring team is the Vikings, with 359.To put these numbers in perspective: the league average for cumulative scoring up to this point of the season is 257points.
In 1940 the Chicago Bears destroyed the Washington Redskins 73-0
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For the regular season, it was the New Orleans Saints with 510 points.
The New Orleans Saints led the league in scoring in 2008, scoring 463 regular season points averaging 28.9 points per game.
The second most regular wins was the Pittsburgh Steelers(659).
Click on the 'NFL Scoring Leaders by Season' and 'NFL Touchdown Leaders by Season' links below to see the players that led the NFL in scoring and touchdowns in each NFL season.
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