All Time NFL Won Loss Records

[Hostile]

I have no idea if this will interest some of you, but hopefully it is not a total waste of your time to look at. Division by Division looks at regular season, post season, and combined records for wins and losses and the winning percentages for each team.

All time bests are in Bold Red. That way you can compare the Cowboys if you wish.

These counts take into consideration prior names too. So for example Arizona Cardinals is also St. Louis and Chicago.

I thought about adding their 1st year in the NFL or AFL, but decided to leave that out for now. If someone thinks it is truly relevant let me know and I will add it.

Enjoy.

NFC


NFC East
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Dallas Cowboys
Regular season...423-309-6, .578
Post season...32-24, .571
Combined...455-333-6, .577

New York Giants
Regular season...618-510-33, .548
Post Season...20-24, .455
Combined...638-534-33, .544

Philadelphia Eagles
Regular Season...488-530-26, .479
Post Season...19-18, .514
Combined...507-548-26, .481

Washington Commanders
Regular season...537-494-27, .521
Post season...23-17, .575
Combined...560-511-27, .523

NFC North
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Chicago Bears
Regular season...686-498-42, .579
Post season...16-17, .485
Combined...702-515-42, .577

Detroit Lions
Regular season...488-569-32, .462
Post season...7-10, .412
Combined...495-579-32, .461

Green Bay Packers
Regular season...643-513-36, .556
Post season...25-15, .625
Combined...668-528-36, .559

Minnesota Vikings
Regular season...395-322-9, .551
Post season...18-25, .419
Combined...413-347-9, .543

NFC South
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Atlanta Falcons
Regular season...267-383-6, .411
Post season...6-9, .400
Combined...273-392-6, .411

Carolina Panthers
Regular season...109-115, .487
Post season...6-4, .600
Combined...115-119, .492

New Orleans Saints
Regular season...262-375-5, .411
Post season...2-6, .250
Combined...264-381-5, .409

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Regular season...205-310-1, .411
Post season...6-9, .400
Combined...211-319-1, .398

NFC West
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Arizona Cardinals
Regular season...473-674-39, .412
Post season...5-6, .455
Combined...478-680-39, .413

St. Louis Rams
Regular season...503-406-20, .519
Post season...19-24, .442
Combined...522-490-20, .516

San Francisco 49ers
Regular season...495-402-15, .552
Post season...26-18, .591
Combined...521-420-15, .554

Seattle Seahawks
Regular season...25-266, .485
Post season...7-10, .412
Combined...257-276, .482

AFC
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AFC East​

Buffalo Bills
Regular season...348-384-8, .475
Post season...14-15, .483
Combined...362-399-8, .476

Miami Dolphins
Regular season...380-272-4, .583
Post season...20-20, .500
Combined...400-292-4, .578

New England Patriots
Regular season...377-354-9, .516
Post season...21-13, .618
Combined...398-367-9, .520

New York Jets
Regular season...331-401-8, .452
Post season...8-11, .421
Combined...339-412-8, .451

AFC North​

Baltimore Ravens
Regular season...107-100-1, .517
Post season...7-4, .636
Combined...114-104-1, .523

Cincinnati Bengals
Regular season...272-354-2, .435
Post season...5-8, .385
Combined...277-362-5, .434

Cleveland Browns
Regular season...428-372-10, .535
Post season...11-20, .355
Combined...439-392-10, .528

Pittsburgh Steelers
Regular season...525-502-21, .511
Post season...31-20, .608
Combined...556-522-21, .516

AFC South​

Houston Texans
Regular season...40-72, .357
Post season...0-0
Combined...40-72, .357

Indianapolis Colts
Regular season...427-388-7, .524
Post season...17-18, .486
Combined...444-406-7, .522

Jacksonville Jaguars
Regular season...118-106, .527
Post season...5-6, .455
Combined...123-112, .523

Tennessee Titans
Regular season...363-371-6, .495
Post season...14-19, .424
Combined...377-390-6, .492

AFC West
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Denver Broncos
Regular season...386-344-10, .529
Post season...17-15, .531
Combined...403-359-10, .529

Kansas City Chiefs
Regular season...381-347-12, .523
Post season...8-13, .381
Combined...389-360-12, .519

Oakland Raiders
Regular season...405-324-11, .556
Post season...25-18, .581
Combined...430-342-11, .557

San Diego Chargers
Regular season...362-367-11, .497
Post season...10-15, .400
Combined...372-382-11, .493

 

[Everlastingxxx]

Surprised to see Philly isnt over .500. They are the only ones in the division. And the Texans have the worst winning percentage of all teams. I would have thought the Bucs would have been worse. This has to be the year of the Texans.

 

[Established1971]

Just behind Chicago (logged up alot of wins in the 30's I guess) and the Dolphins (racked up wins in the pre merge AFL). Im gonna be rooting hard for the Bears and Miami to lose now.

 

[PullMyFinger]

Just behind Chicago (logged up alot of wins in the 30's I guess) and the Dolphins (racked up wins in the pre merge AFL). Im gonna be rooting hard for the Bears and Miami to lose now.

Postseason wins, Pitt is just 1 behind us, gotta get to the PO's this year.

 

[FanSince61]

I'm surprised our regular season winning percentage is greater than our playoff.

Just behind Chicago (logged up alot of wins in the 30's I guess) and the Dolphins (racked up wins in the pre merge AFL). Im gonna be rooting hard for the Bears and Miami to lose now.

Miami won most of their games under Shula, after the merger. They only won 15 games pre merger.

 

[Hostile]

Postseason wins, Pitt is just 1 behind us, gotta get to the PO's this year.

They have closed a very wide gap since our 13 year drought.

It pisses me off more than them getting their 5th and 6th trophies.

 

[NextGenBoys]

I thought I remembered us being the winningest franchise when we beat Miami back in 07?

They won two more games than us last year, yet went 1-15 in 07 while we went 13-3.

 

[Hostile]

I thought I remembered us being the winningest franchise when we beat Miami back in 07?

They won two more games than us last year, yet went 1-15 in 07 while we went 13-3.

We had moved into a fractional lead over them and Chicago in 2007. You remember correctly. The playoff loss in 2007 and then 7 more in 2008 puts us back behind them.

 

[NextGenBoys]

We had moved into a fractional lead over them and Chicago in 2007. You remember correctly. The playoff loss in 2007 and then 7 more in 2008 puts us back behind them.

Yeah I wasn't factoring in that it's a winning percentage instead of total wins for whatever reason.

Thanks for the clarification though.