NFL playoff results

NFL playoff results is a listing of the year-by-year results of the NFL Playoff games to determine the final two teams for the championship game. The winners of those games are listed in NFL Championship Game article.
The overall franchise records are shown in the last table.

NFL playoff game results 1933–1966

Beginning with the 1933 season, the NFL featured a championship game, played between the winners of its two divisions. In this era, if there was a tie for first place in the division at the end of the regular season, a one-game playoff was used to determine the team that would represent their division in the NFL Championship Game. This happened nine times during this era.

Teams who went on to win the NFL Championship Game that season are in bold.

Playoffs	Title at Issue	Winner	Score	Loser
1941	Western Division	Chicago Bears	33–14	Green Bay Packers
1943	Eastern Division	Washington Redskins	28–0	New York Giants
1947	Eastern Division	Philadelphia Eagles	21–0	Pittsburgh Steelers
1950	American Conference	Cleveland Browns	8–3	New York Giants
1950	National Conference	Los Angeles Rams	24–14	Chicago Bears
1952	National Conference	Detroit Lions	31–21	Los Angeles Rams
1957	Western Conference	Detroit Lions	31–27	San Francisco 49ers
1958	Eastern Conference	New York Giants	10–0	Cleveland Browns
1965	Western Conference	Green Bay Packers	13–10 (OT)	Baltimore Colts

NFL Conference Championship game results 1967–1969

For the 1967 season, the NFL split into four divisions (two conferences of two divisions each). Each of the four division champions played in their respective Conference Championship Game, with those winners advancing to the NFL Championship Game. 1967 was the first year where a pre-scheduled playoff (rather than regular season results) determined participation in the championship. It also marked the first year in which if there was a tie for first place in a division, the division champion was determined by a system of tiebreakers, rather than via a playoff game (as detailed in the 1933–1966 era above).

NFL Championship winner in bold, who then faced the AFL champion in the AFL-NFL World Championship Game (later to be known as the Super Bowl)

	Eastern Conference Championship			Western Conference Championship
Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up	Champion	Score	Runner-up
1967	Dallas Cowboys	52–14	Cleveland Browns	Green Bay Packers	28–7	Los Angeles Rams
1968	Cleveland Browns	31–20	Dallas Cowboys	Baltimore Colts	24–14	Minnesota Vikings
1969	Cleveland Browns	38–14	Dallas Cowboys	Minnesota Vikings	23–20	Los Angeles Rams

NFL Wild Card Round game results 1978–present

In 1978, the NFL expanded its playoffs pool from 8 to 10 teams, requiring the addition of another round of playoffs. From 1978–1989, this round featured one game per conference between the two wild-card (non-division winners) and thus the name "Wild Card" round. In 1982, the league held a 16-team tournament due to the players strike, which reduced the regular season to just 9 games. The playoffs expanded to 12 teams for the 1990 season, and an additional game was added to this week.

Teams who later went on to win the Super Bowl that season are in bold. Home teams in italics.

	AFC			NFC
Year	Winner	Score	Loser	Winner	Score	Loser
1978–79	Houston Oilers	17–9	Miami Dolphins	Atlanta Falcons	14–13	Philadelphia Eagles
1979–80	Houston Oilers	13–7	Denver Broncos	Philadelphia Eagles	27–17	Chicago Bears
1980–81	Oakland Raiders	27–7	Houston Oilers	Dallas Cowboys	34–13	Los Angeles Rams
1981–82	Buffalo Bills	31–27	New York Jets	New York Giants	27–21	Philadelphia Eagles
1982–83	Miami Dolphins	28–13	New England Patriots	Washington Redskins	31–7	Detroit Lions
	Los Angeles Raiders	27–10	Cleveland Browns	Green Bay Packers	41–16	St. Louis Cardinals
	New York Jets	44–17	Cincinnati Bengals	Minnesota Vikings	30–24	Atlanta Falcons
	San Diego Chargers	31–28	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dallas Cowboys	30–17	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1983–84	Seattle Seahawks	31–7	Denver Broncos	Los Angeles Rams	24–17	Dallas Cowboys
1984–85	Seattle Seahawks	13–7	Los Angeles Raiders	New York Giants	16–13	Los Angeles Rams
1985–86	New England Patriots	26–14	New York Jets	New York Giants	17–3	San Francisco 49ers
1986–87	New York Jets	35–15	Kansas City Chiefs	Washington Redskins	19–7	Los Angeles Rams
1987–88	Houston Oilers	23–20(OT)	Seattle Seahawks	Minnesota Vikings	44–10	New Orleans Saints
1988–89	Houston Oilers	24–23	Cleveland Browns	Minnesota Vikings	28–17	Los Angeles Rams
1989–90	Pittsburgh Steelers	26–23(OT)	Houston Oilers	Los Angeles Rams	21–7	Philadelphia Eagles
1990–91	Miami Dolphins	17–16	Kansas City Chiefs	Washington Redskins	20–6	Philadelphia Eagles
1990–91	Cincinnati Bengals	41–14	Houston Oilers	Chicago Bears	16–6	New Orleans Saints
1991–92	Kansas City Chiefs	10–6	Los Angeles Raiders	Atlanta Falcons	27–20	New Orleans Saints
1991–92	Houston Oilers	17–10	New York Jets	Dallas Cowboys	17–13	Chicago Bears
1992–93	San Diego Chargers	17–0	Kansas City Chiefs	Washington Redskins	24–7	Minnesota Vikings
1992–93	Buffalo Bills	41–38 (OT)	Houston Oilers	Philadelphia Eagles	36–20	New Orleans Saints
1993–94	Kansas City Chiefs	27–24 (OT)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Green Bay Packers	28–24	Detroit Lions
1993–94	Los Angeles Raiders	42–24	Denver Broncos	New York Giants	17–10	Minnesota Vikings
1994–95	Miami Dolphins	27–17	Kansas City Chiefs	Green Bay Packers	16–12	Detroit Lions
1994–95	Cleveland Browns	20–13	New England Patriots	Chicago Bears	35–18	Minnesota Vikings
1995–96	Buffalo Bills	37–22	Miami Dolphins	Green Bay Packers	37–20	Atlanta Falcons
1995–96	Indianapolis Colts	35–20	San Diego Chargers	Philadelphia Eagles	58–37	Detroit Lions
1996–97	Jacksonville Jaguars	30–27	Buffalo Bills	Dallas Cowboys	40–15	Minnesota Vikings
1996–97	Pittsburgh Steelers	42–14	Indianapolis Colts	San Francisco 49ers	14–0	Philadelphia Eagles
1997–98	New England Patriots	17–3	Miami Dolphins	Minnesota Vikings	23–22	New York Giants
1997–98	Denver Broncos	42–17	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	20–10	Detroit Lions
1998–99	Miami Dolphins	24–17	Buffalo Bills	Arizona Cardinals	20–7	Dallas Cowboys
1998–99	Jacksonville Jaguars	25–10	New England Patriots	San Francisco 49ers	30–27	Green Bay Packers
1999–00	Tennessee Titans	22–16	Buffalo Bills	Washington Redskins	27–13	Detroit Lions
1999–00	Miami Dolphins	20–17	Seattle Seahawks	Minnesota Vikings	27–10	Dallas Cowboys
2000–01	Miami Dolphins	23–17 (OT)	Indianapolis Colts	New Orleans Saints	31–28	St. Louis Rams
2000–01	Baltimore Ravens	21–3	Denver Broncos	Philadelphia Eagles	21–3	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2001–02	Oakland Raiders	38–24	New York Jets	Philadelphia Eagles	31–9	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2001–02	Baltimore Ravens	20–3	Miami Dolphins	Green Bay Packers	25–15	San Francisco 49ers
2002–03	New York Jets	41–0	Indianapolis Colts	Atlanta Falcons	27–7	Green Bay Packers
2002–03	Pittsburgh Steelers	36–33	Cleveland Browns	San Francisco 49ers	39–38	New York Giants
2003–04	Tennessee Titans	20–17	Baltimore Ravens	Carolina Panthers	29–10	Dallas Cowboys
2003–04	Indianapolis Colts	41–10	Denver Broncos	Green Bay Packers	33–27 (OT)	Seattle Seahawks
2004–05	New York Jets	20–17 (OT)	San Diego Chargers	St. Louis Rams	27–20	Seattle Seahawks
2004–05	Indianapolis Colts	49–24	Denver Broncos	Minnesota Vikings	31–17	Green Bay Packers
2005–06	New England Patriots	28–3	Jacksonville Jaguars	Washington Redskins	17–10	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2005–06	Pittsburgh Steelers	31–17	Cincinnati Bengals	Carolina Panthers	23–0	New York Giants
2006–07	Indianapolis Colts	23–8	Kansas City Chiefs	Seattle Seahawks	21–20	Dallas Cowboys
2006–07	New England Patriots	37–16	New York Jets	Philadelphia Eagles	23–20	New York Giants
2007–08	San Diego Chargers	17–6	Tennessee Titans	Seattle Seahawks	35–14	Washington Redskins
2007–08	Jacksonville Jaguars	31–29	Pittsburgh Steelers	New York Giants	24–14	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2008–09	San Diego Chargers	23–17 (OT)	Indianapolis Colts	Arizona Cardinals	30–24	Atlanta Falcons
2008–09	Baltimore Ravens	27–9	Miami Dolphins	Philadelphia Eagles	26–14	Minnesota Vikings
2009–10	New York Jets	24–14	Cincinnati Bengals	Dallas Cowboys	34–14	Philadelphia Eagles
2009–10	Baltimore Ravens	33–14	New England Patriots	Arizona Cardinals	51–45 (OT)	Green Bay Packers
2010–11	New York Jets	17–16	Indianapolis Colts	Seattle Seahawks	41–36	New Orleans Saints
2010–11	Baltimore Ravens	30–7	Kansas City Chiefs	Green Bay Packers	21–16	Philadelphia Eagles
2011–12	Houston Texans	31–10	Cincinnati Bengals	New Orleans Saints	45–28	Detroit Lions
2011–12	Denver Broncos	29–23 (OT)	Pittsburgh Steelers	New York Giants	24–2	Atlanta Falcons
2012–13	Houston Texans	19–13	Cincinnati Bengals	Green Bay Packers	24–10	Minnesota Vikings
2012–13	Baltimore Ravens	24–9	Indianapolis Colts	Seattle Seahawks	24–14	Washington Redskins
2013–14	Indianapolis Colts	45–44	Kansas City Chiefs	New Orleans Saints	26–24	Philadelphia Eagles
2013–14	San Diego Chargers	27–10	Cincinnati Bengals	San Francisco 49ers	23–20	Green Bay Packers
2014–15	Baltimore Ravens	30–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	Carolina Panthers	27–16	Arizona Cardinals
2014–15	Indianapolis Colts	26–10	Cincinnati Bengals	Dallas Cowboys	24–20	Detroit Lions
2015–16	Kansas City Chiefs	30–0	Houston Texans	Seattle Seahawks	10–9	Minnesota Vikings
2015–16	Pittsburgh Steelers	18–16	Cincinnati Bengals	Green Bay Packers	35–18	Washington Redskins
2016–17	Houston Texans	27–14	Oakland Raiders	Seattle Seahawks	26–6	Detroit Lions
2016–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	30–12	Miami Dolphins	Green Bay Packers	38–13	New York Giants
2017–18	Tennessee Titans	22–21	Kansas City Chiefs	Atlanta Falcons	26–13	Los Angeles Rams
2017–18	Jacksonville Jaguars	10–3	Buffalo Bills	New Orleans Saints	31–26	Carolina Panthers
2018–19	Indianapolis Colts	21–7	Houston Texans	Dallas Cowboys	24–22	Seattle Seahawks
2018–19	Los Angeles Chargers	23–17	Baltimore Ravens	Philadelphia Eagles	16–15	Chicago Bears
2019–20	Houston Texans	22–19 (OT)	Buffalo Bills	Minnesota Vikings	26–20 (OT)	New Orleans Saints
2019–20	Tennessee Titans	20–13	New England Patriots	Seattle Seahawks	17–9	Philadelphia Eagles
Year	Winner	Score	Loser	Winner	Score	Loser
	AFC			NFC

NFL Divisional Round game results 1970–present

Starting with the 1970 merger with the American Football League the NFL expanded its playoffs to 8 teams total. The round of 8 has traditionally been known as the "Divisional" round.

Teams who later went on to win the Super Bowl that season are in bold.

	AFC			NFC
Year	Winner	Score	Loser	Winner	Score	Loser
1970–71	Baltimore Colts	17–0	Cincinnati Bengals	Dallas Cowboys	5–0	Detroit Lions
1970–71	Oakland Raiders	21–14	Miami Dolphins	San Francisco 49ers	17–14	Minnesota Vikings
1971–72	Miami Dolphins	27–24 (2OT)	Kansas City Chiefs	Dallas Cowboys	20–12	Minnesota Vikings
1971–72	Baltimore Colts	20–3	Cleveland Browns	San Francisco 49ers	24–20	Washington Redskins
1972–73	Pittsburgh Steelers	13–7	Oakland Raiders	Dallas Cowboys	30–28	San Francisco 49ers
1972–73	Miami Dolphins	20–14	Cleveland Browns	Washington Redskins	16–3	Green Bay Packers
1973–74	Oakland Raiders	33–14	Pittsburgh Steelers	Minnesota Vikings	27–20	Washington Redskins
1973–74	Miami Dolphins	34–16	Cincinnati Bengals	Dallas Cowboys	27–16	Los Angeles Rams
1974–75	Oakland Raiders	28–26	Miami Dolphins	Minnesota Vikings	30–14	St. Louis Cardinals
1974–75	Pittsburgh Steelers	32–14	Buffalo Bills	Los Angeles Rams	19–10	Washington Redskins
1975–76	Pittsburgh Steelers	28–10	Baltimore Colts	Los Angeles Rams	35–23	St. Louis Cardinals
1975–76	Oakland Raiders	31–28	Cincinnati Bengals	Dallas Cowboys	17–14	Minnesota Vikings
1976–77	Oakland Raiders	24–21	New England Patriots	Minnesota Vikings	35–20	Washington Redskins
1976–77	Pittsburgh Steelers	40–14	Baltimore Colts	Los Angeles Rams	14–12	Dallas Cowboys
1977–78	Denver Broncos	34–21	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dallas Cowboys	37–7	Chicago Bears
1977–78	Oakland Raiders	37–31 (2OT)	Baltimore Colts	Minnesota Vikings	14–7	Los Angeles Rams
1978–79	Pittsburgh Steelers	33–10	Denver Broncos	Dallas Cowboys	27–20	Atlanta Falcons
1978–79	Houston Oilers	31–14	New England Patriots	Los Angeles Rams	34–10	Minnesota Vikings
1979–80	Houston Oilers	17–14	San Diego Chargers	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	24–17	Philadelphia Eagles
1979–80	Pittsburgh Steelers	34–14	Miami Dolphins	Los Angeles Rams	21–19	Dallas Cowboys
1980–81	San Diego Chargers	20–14	Buffalo Bills	Philadelphia Eagles	31–16	Minnesota Vikings
1980–81	Oakland Raiders	14–12	Cleveland Browns	Dallas Cowboys	30–27	Atlanta Falcons
1981–82	San Diego Chargers	41–38 (OT)	Miami Dolphins	Dallas Cowboys	38–0	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1981–82	Cincinnati Bengals	27–20	Buffalo Bills	San Francisco 49ers	38–24	New York Giants
1982–83	New York Jets	17–14	Los Angeles Raiders	Washington Redskins	21–7	Minnesota Vikings
1982–83	Miami Dolphins	34–13	San Diego Chargers	Dallas Cowboys	37–26	Green Bay Packers
1983–84	Seattle Seahawks	27–20	Miami Dolphins	San Francisco 49ers	24–23	Detroit Lions
1983–84	Los Angeles Raiders	38–10	Pittsburgh Steelers	Washington Redskins	51–7	Los Angeles Rams
1984–85	Miami Dolphins	31–10	Seattle Seahawks	San Francisco 49ers	21–10	New York Giants
1984–85	Pittsburgh Steelers	24–17	Denver Broncos	Chicago Bears	23–19	Washington Redskins
1985–86	Miami Dolphins	24–21	Cleveland Browns	Los Angeles Rams	20–0	Dallas Cowboys
1985–86	New England Patriots	27–20	Los Angeles Raiders	Chicago Bears	21–0	New York Giants
1986–87	Cleveland Browns	23–20 (2OT)	New York Jets	Washington Redskins	27–13	Chicago Bears
1986–87	Denver Broncos	22–17	New England Patriots	New York Giants	49–3	San Francisco 49ers
1987–88	Cleveland Browns	38–21	Indianapolis Colts	Minnesota Vikings	36–24	San Francisco 49ers
1987–88	Denver Broncos	34–10	Houston Oilers	Washington Redskins	21–17	Chicago Bears
1988–89	Cincinnati Bengals	21–13	Seattle Seahawks	Chicago Bears	20–12	Philadelphia Eagles
1988–89	Buffalo Bills	17–10	Houston Oilers	San Francisco 49ers	34–9	Minnesota Vikings
1989–90	Cleveland Browns	34–30	Buffalo Bills	Los Angeles Rams	19–13 (OT)	New York Giants
1989–90	Denver Broncos	24–23	Pittsburgh Steelers	San Francisco 49ers	41–13	Minnesota Vikings
1990–91	Buffalo Bills	44–34	Miami Dolphins	San Francisco 49ers	28–10	Washington Redskins
1990–91	Los Angeles Raiders	20–10	Cincinnati Bengals	New York Giants	31–3	Chicago Bears
1991–92	Denver Broncos	26–24	Houston Oilers	Washington Redskins	24–7	Atlanta Falcons
1991–92	Buffalo Bills	37–14	Kansas City Chiefs	Detroit Lions	38–6	Dallas Cowboys
1992–93	Buffalo Bills	24–3	Pittsburgh Steelers	San Francisco 49ers	20–13	Washington Redskins
1992–93	Miami Dolphins	31–0	San Diego Chargers	Dallas Cowboys	34–10	Philadelphia Eagles
1993–94	Buffalo Bills	29–23	Los Angeles Raiders	San Francisco 49ers	44–3	New York Giants
1993–94	Kansas City Chiefs	28–20	Houston Oilers	Dallas Cowboys	27–17	Green Bay Packers
1994–95	Pittsburgh Steelers	29–9	Cleveland Browns	San Francisco 49ers	44–15	Chicago Bears
1994–95	San Diego Chargers	22–21	Miami Dolphins	Dallas Cowboys	35–9	Green Bay Packers
1995–96	Pittsburgh Steelers	40–21	Buffalo Bills	Green Bay Packers	27–17	San Francisco 49ers
1995–96	Indianapolis Colts	10–7	Kansas City Chiefs	Dallas Cowboys	30–11	Philadelphia Eagles
1996–97	Jacksonville Jaguars	30–27	Denver Broncos	Green Bay Packers	35–14	San Francisco 49ers
1996–97	New England Patriots	28–3	Pittsburgh Steelers	Carolina Panthers	26–17	Dallas Cowboys
1997–98	Pittsburgh Steelers	7–6	New England Patriots	San Francisco 49ers	38–22	Minnesota Vikings
1997–98	Denver Broncos	14–10	Kansas City Chiefs	Green Bay Packers	21–7	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1998–99	Denver Broncos	38–3	Miami Dolphins	Atlanta Falcons	20–18	San Francisco 49ers
1998–99	New York Jets	34–24	Jacksonville Jaguars	Minnesota Vikings	41–21	Arizona Cardinals
1999–00	Jacksonville Jaguars	62–7	Miami Dolphins	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	14–13	Washington Redskins
1999–00	Tennessee Titans	19–16	Indianapolis Colts	St. Louis Rams	49–37	Minnesota Vikings
2000–01	Oakland Raiders	27–0	Miami Dolphins	Minnesota Vikings	34–16	New Orleans Saints
2000–01	Baltimore Ravens	24–10	Tennessee Titans	New York Giants	20–10	Philadelphia Eagles
2001–02	New England Patriots	16–13 (OT)	Oakland Raiders	Philadelphia Eagles	33–19	Chicago Bears
2001–02	Pittsburgh Steelers	27–10	Baltimore Ravens	St. Louis Rams	45–17	Green Bay Packers
2002–03	Tennessee Titans	34–31 (OT)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	31–6	San Francisco 49ers
2002–03	Oakland Raiders	30–10	New York Jets	Philadelphia Eagles	20–6	Atlanta Falcons
2003–04	New England Patriots	17–14	Tennessee Titans	Carolina Panthers	29–23 (2OT)	St. Louis Rams
2003–04	Indianapolis Colts	38–31	Kansas City Chiefs	Philadelphia Eagles	20–17 (OT)	Green Bay Packers
2004–05	Pittsburgh Steelers	20–17 (OT)	New York Jets	Atlanta Falcons	47–17	St. Louis Rams
2004–05	New England Patriots	20–3	Indianapolis Colts	Philadelphia Eagles	27–14	Minnesota Vikings
2005–06	Denver Broncos	27–13	New England Patriots	Seattle Seahawks	20–10	Washington Redskins
2005–06	Pittsburgh Steelers	21–18	Indianapolis Colts	Carolina Panthers	29–21	Chicago Bears
2006–07	Indianapolis Colts	15–6	Baltimore Ravens	New Orleans Saints	27–24	Philadelphia Eagles
2006–07	New England Patriots	24–21	San Diego Chargers	Chicago Bears	27–24 (OT)	Seattle Seahawks
2007–08	New England Patriots	31–20	Jacksonville Jaguars	New York Giants	21–17	Dallas Cowboys
2007–08	San Diego Chargers	28–24	Indianapolis Colts	Green Bay Packers	42–20	Seattle Seahawks
2008–09	Baltimore Ravens	13–10	Tennessee Titans	Arizona Cardinals	33–13	Carolina Panthers
2008–09	Pittsburgh Steelers	35–24	San Diego Chargers	Philadelphia Eagles	23–11	New York Giants
2009–10	Indianapolis Colts	20–3	Baltimore Ravens	New Orleans Saints	45–14	Arizona Cardinals
2009–10	New York Jets	17–14	San Diego Chargers	Minnesota Vikings	34–3	Dallas Cowboys
2010–11	Pittsburgh Steelers	31–24	Baltimore Ravens	Green Bay Packers	48–21	Atlanta Falcons
2010–11	New York Jets	28–21	New England Patriots	Chicago Bears	35–24	Seattle Seahawks
2011–12	Baltimore Ravens	20–13	Houston Texans	San Francisco 49ers	36–32	New Orleans Saints
2011–12	New England Patriots	45–10	Denver Broncos	New York Giants	37–20	Green Bay Packers
2012–13	Baltimore Ravens	38–35 (2OT)	Denver Broncos	San Francisco 49ers	45–31	Green Bay Packers
2012–13	New England Patriots	41–28	Houston Texans	Atlanta Falcons	30–28	Seattle Seahawks
2013–14	Denver Broncos	24–17	San Diego Chargers	Seattle Seahawks	23–15	New Orleans Saints
2013–14	New England Patriots	43–22	Indianapolis Colts	San Francisco 49ers	23–10	Carolina Panthers
2014–15	New England Patriots	35–31	Baltimore Ravens	Seattle Seahawks	31–17	Carolina Panthers
2014–15	Indianapolis Colts	24–13	Denver Broncos	Green Bay Packers	26–21	Dallas Cowboys
2015–16	New England Patriots	27–20	Kansas City Chiefs	Arizona Cardinals	26–20 (OT)	Green Bay Packers
2015–16	Denver Broncos	23–16	Pittsburgh Steelers	Carolina Panthers	31–24	Seattle Seahawks
2016–17	New England Patriots	34–16	Houston Texans	Atlanta Falcons	36–20	Seattle Seahawks
2016–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	18–16	Kansas City Chiefs	Green Bay Packers	34–31	Dallas Cowboys
2017–18	New England Patriots	35–14	Tennessee Titans	Philadelphia Eagles	15–10	Atlanta Falcons
2017–18	Jacksonville Jaguars	45–42	Pittsburgh Steelers	Minnesota Vikings	29–24	New Orleans Saints
2018–19	Kansas City Chiefs	31–13	Indianapolis Colts	Los Angeles Rams	30–22	Dallas Cowboys
2018–19	New England Patriots	41–28	Los Angeles Chargers	New Orleans Saints	20–14	Philadelphia Eagles
2019–20	Kansas City Chiefs	51–31	Houston Texans	San Francisco 49ers	27–10	Minnesota Vikings
2019–20	Tennessee Titans	28–12	Baltimore Ravens	Green Bay Packers	28–23	Seattle Seahawks
Year	Winner	Score	Loser	Winner	Score	Loser
	AFC			NFC

NFL Conference Championship game results 1970–present

Note: Since the AFL-NFL Merger, the playoffs have generally been held over two calendar years. For example, the Indianapolis Colts are regarded as the 2006 NFL Champions even though the Super Bowl was in February 2007.

Super Bowl winners are in bold.

	AFC Championship Game			NFC Championship Game
Year	Winner	Score	Loser	Winner	Score	Loser
1970–71	Baltimore Colts	27–17	Oakland Raiders	Dallas Cowboys	17–10	San Francisco 49ers
1971–72	Miami Dolphins	21–0	Baltimore Colts	Dallas Cowboys	14–3	San Francisco 49ers
1972–73	Miami Dolphins	21–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	Washington Redskins	26–3	Dallas Cowboys
1973–74	Miami Dolphins	27–10	Oakland Raiders	Minnesota Vikings	27–10	Dallas Cowboys
1974–75	Pittsburgh Steelers	24–13	Oakland Raiders	Minnesota Vikings	14–10	Los Angeles Rams
1975–76	Pittsburgh Steelers	16–10	Oakland Raiders	Dallas Cowboys	37–7	Los Angeles Rams
1976–77	Oakland Raiders	24–7	Pittsburgh Steelers	Minnesota Vikings	24–13	Los Angeles Rams
1977–78	Denver Broncos	20–17	Oakland Raiders	Dallas Cowboys	23–6	Minnesota Vikings
1978–79	Pittsburgh Steelers	34–5	Houston Oilers	Dallas Cowboys	28–0	Los Angeles Rams
1979–80	Pittsburgh Steelers	27–13	Houston Oilers	Los Angeles Rams	9–0	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1980–81	Oakland Raiders	34–27	San Diego Chargers	Philadelphia Eagles	20–7	Dallas Cowboys
1981–82	Cincinnati Bengals	27–7	San Diego Chargers	San Francisco 49ers	28–27	Dallas Cowboys
1982–83	Miami Dolphins	14–0	New York Jets	Washington Redskins	31–17	Dallas Cowboys
1983–84	Los Angeles Raiders	30–14	Seattle Seahawks	Washington Redskins	24–21	San Francisco 49ers
1984–85	Miami Dolphins	45–28	Pittsburgh Steelers	San Francisco 49ers	23–0	Chicago Bears
1985–86	New England Patriots	31–14	Miami Dolphins	Chicago Bears	24–0	Los Angeles Rams
1986–87	Denver Broncos	23–20 (OT)	Cleveland Browns	New York Giants	17–0	Washington Redskins
1987–88	Denver Broncos	38–33	Cleveland Browns	Washington Redskins	17–10	Minnesota Vikings
1988–89	Cincinnati Bengals	21–10	Buffalo Bills	San Francisco 49ers	28–3	Chicago Bears
1989–90	Denver Broncos	37–21	Cleveland Browns	San Francisco 49ers	30–3	Los Angeles Rams
1990–91	Buffalo Bills	51–3	Los Angeles Raiders	New York Giants	15–13	San Francisco 49ers
1991–92	Buffalo Bills	10–7	Denver Broncos	Washington Redskins	41–10	Detroit Lions
1992–93	Buffalo Bills	29–10	Miami Dolphins	Dallas Cowboys	30–20	San Francisco 49ers
1993–94	Buffalo Bills	30–13	Kansas City Chiefs	Dallas Cowboys	38–21	San Francisco 49ers
1994–95	San Diego Chargers	17–13	Pittsburgh Steelers	San Francisco 49ers	38–28	Dallas Cowboys
1995–96	Pittsburgh Steelers	20–16	Indianapolis Colts	Dallas Cowboys	38–27	Green Bay Packers
1996–97	New England Patriots	20–6	Jacksonville Jaguars	Green Bay Packers	30–13	Carolina Panthers
1997–98	Denver Broncos	24–21	Pittsburgh Steelers	Green Bay Packers	23–10	San Francisco 49ers
1998–99	Denver Broncos	23–10	New York Jets	Atlanta Falcons	30–27 (OT)	Minnesota Vikings
1999–00	Tennessee Titans	33–14	Jacksonville Jaguars	St. Louis Rams	11–6	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2000–01	Baltimore Ravens	16–3	Oakland Raiders	New York Giants	41–0	Minnesota Vikings
2001–02	New England Patriots	24–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	St. Louis Rams	29–24	Philadelphia Eagles
2002–03	Oakland Raiders	41–24	Tennessee Titans	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	27–10	Philadelphia Eagles
2003–04	New England Patriots	24–14	Indianapolis Colts	Carolina Panthers	14–3	Philadelphia Eagles
2004–05	New England Patriots	41–27	Pittsburgh Steelers	Philadelphia Eagles	27–10	Atlanta Falcons
2005–06	Pittsburgh Steelers	34–17	Denver Broncos	Seattle Seahawks	34–14	Carolina Panthers
2006–07	Indianapolis Colts	38–34	New England Patriots	Chicago Bears	39–14	New Orleans Saints
2007–08	New England Patriots	21–12	San Diego Chargers	New York Giants	23–20 (OT)	Green Bay Packers
2008–09	Pittsburgh Steelers	23–14	Baltimore Ravens	Arizona Cardinals	32–25	Philadelphia Eagles
2009–10	Indianapolis Colts	30–17	New York Jets	New Orleans Saints	31–28 (OT)	Minnesota Vikings
2010–11	Pittsburgh Steelers	24–19	New York Jets	Green Bay Packers	21–14	Chicago Bears
2011–12	New England Patriots	23–20	Baltimore Ravens	New York Giants	20–17 (OT)	San Francisco 49ers
2012–13	Baltimore Ravens	28–13	New England Patriots	San Francisco 49ers	28–24	Atlanta Falcons
2013–14	Denver Broncos	26–16	New England Patriots	Seattle Seahawks	23–17	San Francisco 49ers
2014–15	New England Patriots	45–7	Indianapolis Colts	Seattle Seahawks	28–22 (OT)	Green Bay Packers
2015–16	Denver Broncos	20–18	New England Patriots	Carolina Panthers	49–15	Arizona Cardinals
2016–17	New England Patriots	36–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	Atlanta Falcons	44–21	Green Bay Packers
2017–18	New England Patriots	24–20	Jacksonville Jaguars	Philadelphia Eagles	38–7	Minnesota Vikings
2018–19	New England Patriots	37–31 (OT)	Kansas City Chiefs	Los Angeles Rams	26–23 (OT)	New Orleans Saints
2019–20	Kansas City Chiefs	35–24	Tennessee Titans	San Francisco 49ers	37–20	Green Bay Packers
2019–20	Year	Winner	Score	Loser	Winner	Score	Loser
	AFC Championship Game			NFC Championship Game

All-time playoff records (NFL/AFL)

Updated through the 2019-20 playoffs

Listed in order of (1) Overall Win Percentage (2) Number of games won
				Post NFL/AFL Merger									All			Pre NFL/AFL Merger
Round:	Overall			Wildcard			Divisional			Conference			Super Bowl			League			Divisional			Tiebreaker
Active Team	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct
New England Patriots	37	21	.638	4	5	.444	15	6	.714	11	4	.733	6	5	.545	0	1	.000				1	0	1.000
San Francisco 49ers	32	21	.604	4	2	.667	16	7	.696	7	9	.438	5	2	.714							0	1	.000
Green Bay Packers	35	23	.603	10	5	.667	8	9	.471	3	5	.375	4	1	.800	8	2	.800	1	0	1.000	1	1	.500
Baltimore Ravens	15	10	.600	7	2	.778	4	6	.400	2	2	.500	2	0	1.000
Pittsburgh Steelers	36	25	.590	6	5	.545	16	9	.640	8	8	.500	6	2	.750							0	1	.000
Las Vegas Raiders	25	19	.568	4	3	.571	11	5	.688	4	7	.364	3	2	.600	1	2	.333	1	0	1.000	1	0	1.000
Dallas Cowboys	35	28	.556	7	5	.583	14	10	.583	8	6	.571	5	3	.625	0	2	.000	1	2	.333
Washington Football Team	23	19	.548	6	3	.667	6	9	.400	5	1	.833	3	2	.600	2	4	.333				1	0	1.000
Denver Broncos	23	19	.548	2	6	.250	10	6	.625	8	2	.800	3	5	.375
Carolina Panthers	9	8	.529	3	1	.750	4	3	.571	2	2	.500	0	2	.000
Philadelphia Eagles	23	23	.500	8	9	.471	7	7	.500	3	4	.429	1	2	.333	3	1	.750				1	0	1.000
Seattle Seahawks	17	17	.500	9	5	.643	4	9	.308	3	1	.750	1	2	.333
Jacksonville Jaguars	7	7	.500	4	2	.667	3	2	.600	0	3	.000	0	0	.000
New York Giants	24	25	.490	6	5	.545	5	6	.455	5	0	1.000	4	1	.800	3	11	.214				1	2	.333
Indianapolis Colts	23	24	.489	7	6	.538	7	10	.412	3	4	.429	2	2	.500	3	1	.750	1	0	1.000	0	1	.000
Miami Dolphins	20	21	.488	6	6	.500	7	10	.412	5	2	.714	2	3	.400
New York Jets	12	13	.480	6	5	.545	4	3	.571	0	4	.000	1	0	1.000	1	0	1.000	0	1	.000
Chicago Bears	17	19	.472	2	3	.400	5	7	.417	2	3	.400	1	1	.500	6	4	.600				1	1	.500
Buffalo Bills	14	17	.452	3	5	.375	5	5	.500	4	1	.800	0	4	.000	2	1	.667				0	1	.000
Los Angeles Rams	21	26	.447	3	6	.333	10	5	.667	4	6	.400	1	3	.250	2	3	.400	0	2	.000	1	1	.500
Tennessee Titans	17	21	.447	9	5	.643	5	8	.385	1	4	.200	0	1	.000	2	2	.500	0	1	.000
Arizona Cardinals	7	9	.438	3	2	.600	2	4	.333	1	1	.500	0	1	.000	1	1	.500
New Orleans Saints	9	12	.429	4	6	.400	3	4	.429	1	2	.333	1	0	1.000
Atlanta Falcons	10	14	.417	4	4	.500	4	6	.400	2	2	.500	0	2	.000
Minnesota Vikings	21	30	.412	7	7	.500	9	12	.429	3	6	.333	0	4	.000	1	0	1.000	1	1	.500
Kansas City Chiefs	13	19	.406	3	8	.273	3	7	.300	1	2	.333	2	1	.667	3	0	1.000	1	0	1.000	0	1	.000
Los Angeles Chargers	12	18	.400	6	2	.750	4	8	.333	1	3	.250	0	1	.000	1	4	.200
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	6	9	.400	1	5	.167	3	2	.600	1	2	.333	1	0	1.000
Houston Texans	4	6	.400	4	2	.667	0	4	.000	0	0	.000	0	0	.000
Cleveland Browns	11	20	.355	1	3	.250	3	5	.375	0	3	.000	0	0	.000	4	7	.364	2	1	.667	1	1	.500
Detroit Lions	7	13	.350	0	9	.000	1	2	.333	0	1	.000	0	0	.000	4	1	.800				2	0	1.000
Cincinnati Bengals	5	14	.263	1	8	.111	2	4	.333	2	0	1.000	0	2	.000
Team	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct
Round:	Overall			Wildcard			Divisional			Conference			Super Bowl			League			Divisional			Tiebreaker
				Post NFL/AFL Merger									All			Pre NFL/AFL Merger

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