High-scoring NFL games driven by prolific offenses, frequent field goals, and aggressive two-point conversion attempts continue to generate unique final scores in the 2026 regular season. Three Scorigamis have already occurred by early November, including the Bears’ 59-37 win and Vikings’ 39-22 victory in Week 1 plus the Bengals’ 43-36 result over the Titans on November 1. Historical data shows an average of roughly seven per season since 2000, with recent years ranging from three to nine amid evolving rules on extra points and overtime. Remaining factors include schedule strength, potential for blowouts or ties, and late-season momentum shifts that could produce additional rare combinations like those involving missed kicks or defensive scores.