An NFL season consists of 16 regular season games.
Each team will begin with four preseason games. If a team makes the playoffs, they could play up to four more games (WildCard, Divisional, Conference Championship and Super Bowl).
There are 16 regular season games in an NFL season. After the regular season is over, the to two teams have a first round "bye". Meaning they don't have to play that week while the other 8 teams do. Those 10 playoff teams are comprised of the 8 division winners, as well as two wildcard teams- one team from both the NFC and AFC with the best record, but who didn't make the playoffs. After the first round of playoffs, there's the Divisional Championships, then the Conference Championships and last but not least the Super Bowl. So, there are 16 regular season games and 5 weeks (4 rounds) of playoffs.
The 1992 NFL Regular Season was 17 weeks long (16 games + a bye week). See the link below for a schedule from 1992.
An NFL season in 1972 consisted of 14 regular season games.
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The last regular season game of the current NFL season is on December 29, 2013.
No, not in the regular season. The last 0-0 NFL regular season game was in November 7, 1943 (Giants v. Lions), long before OT was implemented in 1974.
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16 regular season games.
A season in the NFL comprises a five-week period of preseason games, a regular season encompassing 17 weeks (16 games plus one bye week per team), and four weeks of playoffs. An NFL regular season of four months is shorter than Major League Baseball (six months) and the National Hockey League (22 weeks).
Regular season: Patriots & Panthers Regular season & Playoffs: Panthers