Higher offensive outputs and frequent two-point conversion attempts continue to generate unusual final scores across the NFL regular season, with only two Scorigamis recorded so far in 2026 after the Bears' 59-37 win and Vikings' 39-22 victory on opening weekend. Historical data shows an average of roughly seven unique scores per season since 2000, though totals have ranged from three to 14 amid evolving rules favoring passing attacks and analytics-driven decisions. With the majority of the 17-week schedule remaining and no major rule changes altering scoring patterns, sustained high-scoring games and atypical margins remain the primary drivers of additional unique outcomes.