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The 2017 season

The Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl after the 2017 season, beating the New England Patriots 41-33 at U.S. Bank Stadium.

They went 13-3 in the regular season and won the NFC East. The conference championships: the New England Patriots beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 24-20; the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Minnesota Vikings 38-7.

The New England Patriots, the Philadelphia Eagles, the Minnesota Vikings and the Pittsburgh Steelers shared the best record at 13-3; the Cleveland Browns finished bottom at 0-16.

The Los Angeles Rams scored the most points (478) and the Minnesota Vikings conceded the fewest (252). The longest winning run: the Philadelphia Eagles, 9 in a row (weeks 3-12).

The biggest upset: the Miami Dolphins, 14-point underdogs, beat the Atlanta Falcons 20-17 in week 6, one of 13 wins by teams getting 7 or more points. The widest margin: the Houston Texans beat the Tennessee Titans 57-14 in week 4. The most points in one game: 90, when the New Orleans Saints beat the Detroit Lions 52-38 in week 6.

47% of games were decided by one score (8 points or fewer). 14 games went to overtime.

Play-offs

Wild card round

Conference championships

Super Bowl

Final standings

AFC

AFC East
TeamWLPctDiff
New England Patriots · Lost Super Bowl133.813+162
Buffalo Bills · Lost wild card round97.563-57
Miami Dolphins610.375-112
New York Jets511.313-84
AFC North
TeamWLPctDiff
Pittsburgh Steelers · Lost divisional round133.813+98
Baltimore Ravens97.563+92
Cincinnati Bengals79.438-59
Cleveland Browns016.000-176
AFC South
TeamWLPctDiff
Jacksonville Jaguars · Lost conference championship106.625+149
Tennessee Titans · Lost divisional round97.563-22
Indianapolis Colts412.250-141
Houston Texans412.250-98
AFC West
TeamWLPctDiff
Kansas City Chiefs · Lost wild card round106.625+76
Los Angeles Chargers97.563+83
Oakland Raiders610.375-72
Denver Broncos511.313-93

NFC

NFC East
TeamWLPctDiff
Philadelphia Eagles · Won Super Bowl133.813+162
Dallas Cowboys97.563+22
Washington Redskins79.438-46
New York Giants313.188-142
NFC North
TeamWLPctDiff
Minnesota Vikings · Lost conference championship133.813+130
Detroit Lions97.563+34
Green Bay Packers79.438-64
Chicago Bears511.313-56
NFC South
TeamWLPctDiff
New Orleans Saints · Lost divisional round115.688+122
Carolina Panthers · Lost wild card round115.688+36
Atlanta Falcons · Lost divisional round106.625+38
Tampa Bay Buccaneers511.313-47
NFC West
TeamWLPctDiff
Los Angeles Rams · Lost wild card round115.688+149
Seattle Seahawks97.563+34
Arizona Cardinals88.500-66
San Francisco 49ers610.375-52

Regular season only. Pct counts a tie as half a win. Div, Conf, Non-Conf: records against division, conference and other-conference opponents. Strk: current run of wins (W), losses (L) or ties (T). Last 5: oldest to newest. Teams level on Pct are ordered by division record, then points difference, which can differ from the official standings. Data: nflverse.

Season in numbers

Measure2017Average since 2002
Points per game43.444.6
Home win rateNeutral-site games excluded; a tie counts as half.57%56%
One-score gamesDecided by 8 points or fewer.47%51%
Favourites wonAgainst the closing line; pick’ems and ties left out.71%67%
Overtime games14 (5%)6%

Regular season only. Average: every completed season since 2002 except this one. Data: nflverse.