Most Passing Touchdowns by a Team in a Season (NFL)

The 2013 Denver Broncos hold the NFL team record for passing touchdowns in a season, with 55. Next best is the 2004 Indianapolis Colts, at 51.

NFL team record Denver Broncos 2013 season, 16 games

55 Passing Touchdowns 4 clear of 2004 Indianapolis Colts

#	Team	Season	G	TD
1	Denver Broncos	2013	16	55
2	Indianapolis Colts	2004	16	51
2	Green Bay Packers	2011	16	51
4	New England Patriots	2007	16	50
4	Kansas City Chiefs	2018	16	50
6	Miami Dolphins	1984	16	49
7	Green Bay Packers	2020	16	48
8	Miami Dolphins	1986	16	46
8	New Orleans Saints	2011	16	46
8	Los Angeles Rams	2025	17	46
11	San Francisco 49ers	1987	15	44
12	New Orleans Saints	2012	16	43
12	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2021	17	43
12	Cincinnati Bengals	2024	17	43
15	Indianapolis Colts	2014	16	42
15	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2020	16	42
17	San Francisco 49ers	1998	16	41
17	Minnesota Vikings	1998	16	41
17	Detroit Lions	2011	16	41
17	Los Angeles Rams	2021	17	41
17	Kansas City Chiefs	2022	17	41
17	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2024	17	41
17	Baltimore Ravens	2024	17	41
24	Green Bay Packers	2012	16	40
24	Denver Broncos	2014	16	40
24	Green Bay Packers	2016	16	40
24	Kansas City Chiefs	2020	16	40
24	Buffalo Bills	2020	16	40
24	Seattle Seahawks	2020	16	40
24	Dallas Cowboys	2021	17	40
31	New York Giants	1963	14	39
31	Buffalo Bills	1991	16	39
31	Green Bay Packers	1995	16	39
31	Green Bay Packers	1996	16	39
31	St. Louis Rams	1999	16	39
31	Minnesota Vikings	2004	16	39
31	New England Patriots	2011	16	39
31	New Orleans Saints	2013	16	39
31	Indianapolis Colts	2018	16	39
31	Green Bay Packers	2021	17	39
31	Detroit Lions	2024	17	39
42	Green Bay Packers	2014	16	38
42	New Orleans Saints	2016	16	38
42	Atlanta Falcons	2016	16	38
42	Philadelphia Eagles	2017	16	38
42	Los Angeles Chargers	2021	17	38
47	San Diego Chargers	1985	16	37
47	Houston Oilers	1990	16	37
47	San Francisco 49ers	1994	16	37
47	St. Louis Rams	2000	16	37
47	St. Louis Rams	2001	16	37
47	New England Patriots	2010	16	37
47	Denver Broncos	2012	16	37
47	Dallas Cowboys	2014	16	37
47	Baltimore Ravens	2019	16	37
47	Kansas City Chiefs	2021	17	37
57	Carolina Panthers	1999	16	36
57	Green Bay Packers	2004	16	36
57	Dallas Cowboys	2007	16	36
57	New England Patriots	2015	16	36
57	New York Giants	2015	16	36
57	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2018	16	36
57	Atlanta Falcons	2018	16	36
57	New Orleans Saints	2019	16	36
57	Buffalo Bills	2021	17	36
57	Cincinnati Bengals	2021	17	36
57	Dallas Cowboys	2023	17	36
57	Cincinnati Bengals	2025	17	36
69	New York Giants	1962	14	35
69	San Francisco 49ers	1965	14	35
69	San Francisco 49ers	1989	16	35
69	Green Bay Packers	1997	16	35
69	Arizona Cardinals	2015	16	35
69	Carolina Panthers	2015	16	35
69	Jacksonville Jaguars	2015	16	35
69	Pittsburgh Steelers	2018	16	35
69	Seattle Seahawks	2018	16	35
69	Minnesota Vikings	2020	16	35
69	Pittsburgh Steelers	2020	16	35
69	Buffalo Bills	2022	17	35
69	Cincinnati Bengals	2022	17	35
69	Minnesota Vikings	2024	17	35
69	Detroit Lions	2025	17	35
84	Philadelphia Eagles	1961	14	34
84	San Diego Chargers	1981	16	34
84	Philadelphia Eagles	1990	16	34
84	Baltimore Ravens	1996	16	34
84	Pittsburgh Steelers	2007	16	34
84	New Orleans Saints	2008	16	34
84	San Diego Chargers	2008	16	34
84	New Orleans Saints	2009	16	34
84	Indianapolis Colts	2009	16	34
84	Minnesota Vikings	2009	16	34
84	New England Patriots	2012	16	34
84	New England Patriots	2014	16	34
84	Oakland Raiders	2015	16	34
84	Seattle Seahawks	2015	16	34
84	Seattle Seahawks	2017	16	34
84	Minnesota Vikings	2021	17	34
100	Philadelphia Eagles	1954	12	33

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. Passing yards are gross, before sack yardage comes off; the league's official team figures are net, so they run a little lower.