League Leaders Who Led?

Most Extra Points Made by a Team in a Season (NFL)

The best single seasons by any NFL team, 1922–2026. Extra points made

The 2013 Denver Broncos hold the NFL team record for extra points made in a season, with 75. Next best is the 2007 New England Patriots, at 74.

NFL team record Denver Broncos 2013 season, 16 games
75 Extra Points Made 1 clear of 2007 New England Patriots
# Team Season G XPM
1 Denver Broncos 2013 16 75
2 New England Patriots 2007 16 74
3 Green Bay Packers 2011 16 68
4 Miami Dolphins 1984 16 66
4 New England Patriots 2012 16 66
6 Kansas City Chiefs 2018 16 65
7 Indianapolis Colts 2004 16 64
7 Detroit Lions 2024 17 64
9 New Orleans Saints 2011 16 63
10 Washington Redskins 1983 16 62
10 New England Patriots 2010 16 62
10 Los Angeles Rams 2025 17 62
13 St. Louis Rams 1999 16 61
14 San Francisco 49ers 1994 16 60
14 New Orleans Saints 2009 16 60
14 San Francisco 49ers 2023 17 60
14 Baltimore Ravens 2024 17 60
18 Los Angeles Rams 1950 12 59
18 Dallas Cowboys 1980 16 59
18 San Francisco 49ers 1993 16 59
18 Minnesota Vikings 1998 16 59
18 New England Patriots 2011 16 59
18 Green Bay Packers 2020 16 59
18 Buffalo Bills 2024 17 59
25 Denver Broncos 1998 16 58
25 St. Louis Rams 2000 16 58
25 St. Louis Rams 2001 16 58
25 Kansas City Chiefs 2003 16 58
25 Kansas City Chiefs 2004 16 58
25 San Diego Chargers 2006 16 58
25 Miami Dolphins 2023 17 58
32 Dallas Cowboys 1983 16 57
32 New Orleans Saints 2012 16 57
32 Baltimore Ravens 2019 16 57
32 New Orleans Saints 2020 16 57
32 Buffalo Bills 2020 16 57
37 Dallas Cowboys 1966 14 56
37 San Francisco 49ers 1984 16 56
37 Cincinnati Bengals 1988 16 56
37 Buffalo Bills 1991 16 56
37 Washington Redskins 1991 16 56
37 Oakland Raiders 2000 16 56
37 Seattle Seahawks 2005 16 56
37 Dallas Cowboys 2014 16 56
37 Denver Broncos 2014 16 56
37 Carolina Panthers 2015 16 56
37 Atlanta Falcons 2016 16 56
37 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2021 17 56
49 San Diego Chargers 1981 16 55
49 San Francisco 49ers 1987 15 55
49 Denver Broncos 2012 16 55
52 Dallas Cowboys 1968 14 54
52 Kansas City Chiefs 2002 16 54
52 San Diego Chargers 2004 16 54
52 Minnesota Vikings 2009 16 54
52 Detroit Lions 2011 16 54
52 Philadelphia Eagles 2014 16 54
52 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2024 17 54
52 Detroit Lions 2025 17 54
60 Chicago Cardinals 1948 12 53
60 Baltimore Colts 1964 14 53
60 San Diego Chargers 1985 16 53
60 San Francisco 49ers 1992 16 53
60 Denver Broncos 2000 16 53
60 Dallas Cowboys 2007 16 53
60 New Orleans Saints 2008 16 53
60 Green Bay Packers 2014 16 53
60 Arizona Cardinals 2015 16 53
60 Philadelphia Eagles 2022 17 53
60 New England Patriots 2025 17 53
71 Green Bay Packers 1962 14 52
71 New York Giants 1963 14 52
71 San Francisco 49ers 1965 14 52
71 Chicago Bears 1965 14 52
71 Cleveland Browns 1966 14 52
71 Los Angeles Rams 1980 16 52
71 Green Bay Packers 1983 16 52
71 San Francisco 49ers 1985 16 52
71 Miami Dolphins 1986 16 52
71 Indianapolis Colts 2005 16 52
71 Kansas City Chiefs 2013 16 52
71 Cincinnati Bengals 2013 16 52
71 New England Patriots 2015 16 52
71 New Orleans Saints 2018 16 52
71 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2020 16 52
71 Baltimore Ravens 2020 16 52
87 Chicago Bears 1948 12 51
87 Buffalo Bills 1975 14 51
87 Baltimore Colts 1975 14 51
87 New England Patriots 1980 16 51
87 Atlanta Falcons 1981 16 51
87 Los Angeles Raiders 1983 16 51
87 San Francisco 49ers 1983 16 51
87 Chicago Bears 1985 16 51
87 Los Angeles Rams 1989 16 51
87 San Francisco 49ers 1995 16 51
87 Green Bay Packers 1996 16 51
87 Atlanta Falcons 1998 16 51
87 Green Bay Packers 2003 16 51
87 Indianapolis Colts 2010 16 51

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as passer rating and yards per attempt are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players.