NFL 2019

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2019 NFL season
Regular season
season September 5, 2019 - December 29, 2019
Play-offs
date January 4, 2020 - February 2, 2020
AFC champions Kansas City Chiefs
NFC champions San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl LIV
date February 2, 2020
Venue Hard Rock Stadium , Miami Gardens , Florida
NFL Champion Kansas City Chiefs
Pro Bowl
date January 26, 2020
Venue Camping World Stadium , Orlando , Florida
NFL season
 <2018 2020> 

The 2019 NFL season marked the 100th season of American football in the National Football League (NFL). The season began on March 13, 2019. The regular season began on September 5, 2019 with the Chicago Bears' game against the Green Bay Packers and ended on December 29, 2019. The play-offs started on January 4, 2020 and ended on February 2, 2020 with Super Bowl LIV at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens , Florida . Champions were the Kansas City Chiefs , who could beat the San Francisco 49ers with 31:20.

The salary cap rose to 188.2 million US dollars .

Rule changes

At the annual league meeting at the end of March 2019, the following rule changes were decided:

  • The changes to the kickoff rules from the 2018 season were permanently incorporated into the rules.
  • A blindside block is redefined as a foul when a player initiates a block by moving on or parallel to his own end line and making violent contact with his opponent with his helmet, forearm or shoulder. It is also advised that a player can initiate violent contact within the tackle box but is subject to the crackback and "peelback" block restrictions.
  • Change in the enforcement of double fouls when transferring ownership.
  • The rules for missed field goals have been simplified.
  • If an offensive foul is committed after scoring a touchdown , the defensive team can now choose whether to apply it for the kickoff as before or for the point after touchdown .
  • League staff are allowed to disqualify people during a game.
  • For now only for one season, Pass Interference , whether called by the referees or not, will be allowed to be verified by video evidence . The automatic review within the last two minutes of a half or in overtime has also been extended to include pass interference. Initially, the regulation stipulated that the coaches had to request the decision to be examined within the last two minutes of a half or overtime. This should prevent the game from being interrupted too often towards the end, since every forward pass could be an occasion for a more detailed examination. In June 2019, however, the regulation was changed by the Competition Committee , so that the decision on video evidence rests with the Replay Official again . However, in comparison to other verifiable decisions, stricter criteria are applied.

Personnel

Salary Cap and Cap Space

Based on the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement , the salary cap , which is the salary cap for all players in a franchise's NFL roster, was set at $ 188.2 million per team prior to the season. It increased by $ 11 million compared to the salary cap of $ 177.2 million in 2018. It was the sixth year in a row that the salary cap had increased by more than $ 10 million.

At the beginning of the season, the cap space, the difference between the upper salary limit and the previous salary expenses, for the individual teams was:

team Cap Space
Indianapolis Colts $ 106,436,235
New York Jets $ 96,284,882
Houston Texans $ 80,903,667
Buffalo Bills $ 79,986,112
Cleveland Browns $ 79,199,465
Oakland Raiders $ 72,420,680
San Francisco 49ers $ 67,493,622
Seattle Seahawks $ 48,378,466
Cincinnati Bengals $ 49,467,713
Dallas Cowboys $ 47,620,275
Tennessee Titans $ 43,514,313
Arizona Cardinals $ 37,586,094
Denver Broncos $ 34,581,784
Green Bay Packers $ 34,529,260
Detroit Lions $ 33,648,442
New York Giants $ 26,507,535
Kansas City Chiefs $ 25,155,167
Los Angeles Chargers $ 22,548,868
Los Angeles Rams $ 21,052,887
Atlanta Falcons $ 22,458,182
New England Patriots $ 19,425,720
Baltimore Ravens $ 18,610,157
Carolina Panthers $ 17,459,065
Washington Redskins $ 16,969,921
Pittsburgh Steelers $ 16,329,956
Tampa Bay Buccaneers $ 15,708,489
Chicago Bears $ 13,666,141
New Orleans Saints $ 10,799,712
Miami Dolphins $ 9,616,316
Minnesota Vikings $ 5,340,897
Philadelphia Eagles $ 4,233,815
Jacksonville Jaguars - $ 2,365,428

player

Franchise tags

Before the start of the season, the salaries for players with the non-exclusive franchise tag were set. These are determined by the average of the salaries of the five highest paid players in their position.

position salary
Quarterback $ 24,865,000
Running back $ 11,214,000
Wide receiver $ 16,787,000
Tight end $ 10,387,000
Offensive linemen $ 14,067,000
Defensive end $ 17,128,000
Defensive tackle $ 15,209,000
Linebacker $ 15,443,000
Safety $ 11,150,000
Kicker / punter $ 4,971,000

In February the San Francisco 49ers kicked Robbie Gould with a non-exclusive franchise day. In July 2019, he signed a four-year contract for $ 19 million. In March, the Atlanta Falcons occupied defensive tackle Grady Jarrett with a non-exclusive franchise day, which he signed in April. Also in March, the Houston Texans defensive end / outside linebacker Jadeveon Clowney took the non-exclusive franchise tag, but swapped it for the Seattle Seahawks after the preseason . They occupied defensive end Frank Clark with a non-exclusive franchise tag, but later traded him to the Kansas City Chiefs . The Dallas Cowboys also had a defensive end with DeMarcus Lawrence with a non-exclusive franchise tag. Instead, he signed a five-year contract with the Cowboys. The Chiefs franchise tagged linebacker Dee Ford , but later traded him to the 49ers.

Resignations

After the start of the league year on March 13, 2019, punter Shane Lechler , six-time All-Pro and member of the 2000s All-Decade Team , announced his retirement after 18 seasons. Pro Bowl Guard TJ Lang also announced his departure from the NFL after ten seasons. Pro Bowl wide receiver and Comeback Player of the Year 2016, Jordy Nelson , retired from professional sport after eleven seasons. Four-time all-pro tight end and three-time Super Bowl winner Rob Gronkowski ended his career after nine seasons. After sitting out the preseason with a hamstring injury, wide receiver Jeremy Maclin ended his time in professional football after ten years. Wide receiver and former 2016 fourth-round pick Malcolm Mitchell announced his retirement from the NFL on March 23. The four-time all-pro-defensive lineman Haloti Ngata also ended his career in March 2019 after 13 seasons. All-Pro-Center Max Unger also announced his departure after ten seasons. Linebacker Brock Coyle announced his retirement from active professional sports for medical reasons on March 14, 2019.

In April 2019, the Pro Bowl kicker and former first round pick from 2000, Sebastian Janikowski , ended his career after 19 seasons. Three years after his first resignation, Pro Bowl running back Marshawn Lynch announced his retirement . Running back Jonathan Stewart also announced his retirement from professional sport after eleven seasons. Cornerback Alterraun Verner announced his departure after nine years in the NFL. Tight end Zach Miller , who hasn't played since a knee injury mid-2017, also announced his retirement from professional sports. Linebacker Kyle Emanuel retired after just four years. Safety Andre Hal announced the end of his career after five years and a successful return from cancer for non-health reasons.

In May, Defensive End and preseason Walter Payton Man of the Year award winner Chris Long stepped down after 11 years. Guard Andy Levitre ended his career after ten years, the quarterback and first round pick from 2013 EJ Manuel after only five seasons. Center Travis Swanson also graduated from the NFL after five years for family reasons. Pro Bowl wide receiver Doug Baldwin retired after eight seasons for health reasons. Quarterback Derek Anderson resigned from professional sport after 13 seasons, linebacker Martrell Spaight after four years. All-pro linebacker and first round pick from 2005, Derrick Johnson , also ended his career in May 2019. So did Pro Bowl running back Jamaal Charles , who played in the NFL for eleven seasons. back.

In June 2019, four-time all-pro linebacker NaVorro Bowman announced the end of his career. Quarterback Josh McCown also drew a line after 17 years. McCown resigned from his resignation in August 2019, however, and signed a contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.

In July, Pro Bowl Safety Glover Quin ended his career after a decade in the NFL. Linebacker Derrick Morgan retired from professional sport after nine years. Guard Clint Boling announced his resignation for medical reasons after eight seasons. Safety Chris Marago , who was particularly impressive in the special teams, announced the end of his career after eight seasons. Defensive end Robert Ayers retired from professional sport after nine seasons. Wide receiver Aaron Burbridge announced his departure from the NFL after just three seasons. Safety Rafael Bush retired after nine seasons. Quarterback Mark Sanchez submitted his resignation papers after ten seasons to take up an analyst position at ABC / ESPN. After he announced it in May 2019, linebacker Telvin Smith resigned in July 2019 after five years.

In August 2019, tight end Niles Paul announced his retirement after eight seasons. All-pro kicker Phil Dawson also ended his career after 21 years. Pro Bowl running back Willis McGahee retired from the NFL after eleven years. All-Pro-Fullback Vonta Leach also finished with professional sport after eleven seasons. Cornerback Lardarius Webb retired after nine years. After six years, the kicker Chandler Catanzaro announced his resignation. After seven years, wide receiver Rishard Matthews also ended his career.

Shortly before the third game day of the preseason Andrew Luck , quarterback and overall first draftsman in 2012, surprisingly announced his retirement after seven years with the Indianapolis Colts. He cited the recurring injury problems of recent years as the reason. Pro Bowl tackle Jermon Bushrod also ended his career after twelve seasons. In September 2019, after eight seasons and two Super Bowl wins, wide receiver Torrey Smith announced his retirement from high-performance sports. After the third game day, the long snapper of the San Francisco 49ers Jon Condo announced his retirement after over 14 years. In mid-October 2019, quarterback Brock Osweiler also announced his withdrawal from professional sports after seven seasons.

Trades

At the beginning of the season, the New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and defensive end Olivier Vernon exchanged a first-round and a third-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft for the Cleveland Browns for safety Jabrill Peppers , guard Kevin Zeitler . The Baltimore Ravens sent quarterback Joe Flacco to the Denver Broncos for a four-round pick after success in the preseason with rookie Lamar Jackson . The Pittsburgh Steelers gave wide receiver Antonio Brown to the Oakland Raiders for a third and fifth round pick after the latter asked for a trade. For the handover of their 2020 second round pick to the Kansas City Chiefs , the San Francisco 49ers secured the rights to outside linebacker Dee Ford .

During the draft, the Arizona Cardinals swapped their first-round pick from last year, quarterback Josh Rosen , for a second-round pick in the 2019 draft and a fifth-round pick in the 2020 draft with the Miami Dolphins . In April 2019, the Seahawks swapped Franchise Tag defensive end Frank Clark for a 2019 first-round pick, a 2020 second-round pick and the 2019 third-round pick with the Kansas City Chiefs after they couldn't agree on a new contract with him.

In August, Cleveland Browns' running back Duke Johnson traded with the Houston Texans for a four-round pick, which could become a third-round pick under certain circumstances. For a 2020 four-round pick, the Baltimore Ravens gave their 2020 six-round pick and guard Jermaine Eluemunor to the New England Patriots. The Houston Texans gave Jadeveon Clowney to the Seattle Seahawks after the preseason defensive end . In return, they received a third round pick, linebacker Jacob Martin and pass rusher Barkevious Mingo . The Miami Dolphins also traded with the Texans. For two first-round picks, one second-round pick, Special Teamer Johnson Badosi and offensive lineman Julien Davenport sent a fourth- and six- round pick , left tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Kenny Stills to Houston.

After Matchday 2 , the Miami Dolphins Free Safety Minkah Fitzpatrick , a 2020 four-round pick and a 2021 seven-round pick in exchange for a 2020 first-round pick and a five-round pick and a 2021 six-round pick to the Pittsburgh Steelers. After the sixth game day, the Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey swapped for the first-round picks of 2020 and 2021 and a fourth-round pick in 2021 with the Los Angeles Rams. After the seventh game day, wide receiver Mohamed Sanu moved from the Atlanta Falcons to the New England Patriots for a second round pick. In addition, the Denver Broncos gave wide receivers Emmanuel Sanders and a five-round pick against a third and a fourth-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers.

At the trade deadline , the New York Jets exchanged the defensive lineman and former first-round pick from 2015 Leonard Williams for a third-round pick and a conditional five-round pick with the New York Giants. It was the first trade between the two New York teams since 1983.

Free agency change

Linebacker Terrell Suggs signed a one-year deal worth $ 7 million with the Arizona Cardinals in March 2019 after 16 years with the Baltimore Ravens . The Atlanta Falcons signed Guard James Carpenter for four years and $ 21 million. The Ravens gave running back Mark Ingram a three-year contract for 15 million and Free Safety Earl Thomas a four-year contract for 55 million. Wide receiver Cole Beasley signed with the Buffalo Bills for four years and $ 29 million .

The Cleveland Browns secured the services of defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson with a $ 36 million contract over three years . Offensive tackle Matt Kalil was signed for 7.5 million by the Houston Texans for a year. The Jacksonville Jaguars gave quarterback Nick Foles a four-year $ 88 million contract to replace the sacked Blake Bortles , who in turn was signed by the Los Angeles Rams for a year and $ 1 million.

Safety Tyrant Mathieu has been signed by the Kansas City Chiefs for three years and $ 42 million. Center Nick Easton signed a four-year $ 22.5 million deal with the New Orleans Saints . Wide receiver Golden Tate signed a four-year deal for $ 37.5 million with the New York Giants . The New York Jets secured the services of running back Le'Veon Bell for four years for $ 52.5 million and linebacker CJ Mosley for $ 85 million for five years

For four years and 54 million dollars linebacker signed Kwon Alexander at the San Francisco 49ers kicker Jason Myers was from the Seattle Seahawks committed dollars US for four years and more than 15 million. Defensive Tackle Ndamukong Suh was awarded a 9.25 million one-year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Tennessee Titans signed a four-year contract with Guard Rodger Saffold for 44 million and defensive end Cameron Wake for a three-year contract for 23 million. Strong Safety Landon Collins received a six-year contract for $ 84 million from the Washington Redskins .

Lock

In March 2019, the Cleveland Browns' NFL banned running back Kareem Hunt for violating the league's code of conduct for the first eight games. He was involved in a physical altercation with a woman in a hotel in February 2018, video recordings of which were later released. The defensive linemen Randy Gregory and David Irving of the Dallas Cowboys were locked indefinitely for violations of the drug policies of the league. In May, cornerback Patrick Peterson of the Arizona Cardinals was suspended for the first six games of the season for taking performance-enhancing substances, and guard Alex Redmond of the Cincinnati Bengals was suspended for four games for the same reason.

In July 2019 and cornerback Ryan Smith of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers banned by the NFL for the first four games after he tested positive for performance-enhancing substances. The same goes for tight end Benjamin Watson of the New England Patriots and cornerback Holton Hill of the Minnesota Vikings . Hill received an additional four-game suspension for the same offense three months after his initial suspension. Guard Richie Incognito from the Oakland Raiders got a lock on two games after he had expressed to employees of a funeral home death threats. Defensive tackle Ra'Shede Hageman of the Atlanta Falcons was suspended for two games because he drove under the influence of intoxicating agents.

Tight end Chris Herndon of the New York Jets was suspended for four games after he caused a traffic accident with a blood alcohol level of 1.4. His suspension was twice as long as normal for first-time offenders because one person was injured in the accident. Quarterback Chad Kelly misses the Indianapolis Colts four games after being fined for trespassing in October 2018. Minnesota Vikings running back Roc Thomas received a three-game ban for violating NFL drug guidelines. Defensive tackle Jarran Reed of the Seattle Seahawks was suspended for the first six games of the season. The reason was a violation of the code of conduct in early 2017. Tackle Taylor Lewan of the Titans was also banned for four games for taking performance-enhancing drugs.

Wide receiver Golden Tate has been banned from the New York Giants for four games and defensive end Robert Quinn from the Cowboys for two games for violating the guidelines on performance-enhancing substances . Wide receiver Antonio Callaway was suspended for four games for using banned substances. Oakland Raiders cornerback Nevin Lawson was banned from use of performance-enhancing substances for four games in August 2019, as was linebacker Brandon Copeland of the New York Jets.

After Matchday 1, Defensive Tackle Nathan Shepherd was suspended for six games by the New York Jets after testing positive for performance-enhancing substances twice in July. Linebacker Tyrel Dodson of the Bills has been suspended for six games for domestic violence. Cornerback PJ Williams was suspended from the Saints for two games after the sixth game day because of the use of prohibited substances .

After the fourth game day, the NFL linebacker Vontaze Burfict of the Oakland Raiders banned for the rest of the season after he had forced a prohibited helmet-helmet contact. Burfict had already attracted attention several times in the past due to the use of unnecessary and dangerous hardship. It is the longest suspension ever issued for an offense on the field. For the seventh matchday, Tackle Cordy Glenn of the Bengals was suspended from his own team for disciplinary reasons.

After defensive end Myles Garrett in the game between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers, the opposing quarterback of the Steelers Mason Rudolph ripped off his helmet and then hit him with it, he was suspended from the NFL until at least the end of the current season. For their actions in the scuffle that followed, Center Maurkice Pouncey (Steelers) were suspended for three games and Defensive Tackle Larry Ogunjobi (Browns) for one game. All three players appealed the verdict, but only Pouncey was able to soften his sentence - the suspension was reduced by one game.

For the twelfth and thirteenth game day, the NFL cornerback Michael Davis suspended from the Los Angeles Chargers. The reason was a violation of the substance abuse guidelines. In late November 2019, the NFL banned Arizona Cardinals cornerback Josh Shaw from bets on NFL games. The suspension is unlimited, but Shaw is not allowed to return until after the 2020 season at the earliest . Tampering with NFL games was not found. He became the first player to be banned from NFL betting since 1996.

After Matchday 15, Defensive Tackle Al Woods was suspended from the Seattle Seahawks for four games after testing positive for performance-enhancing substances. Before the final day of the regular season, rookie cornerback Jordan Miller was suspended from the Atlanta Falcons for four games for taking performance-enhancing substances.

General manager and head coach change

The Cleveland Browns, who parted ways with Hue Jackson after the eighth match day of the 2018 season , promoted Freddie Kitchens to the new head coach . The Green Bay Packers committed Matt LaFleur , previously offensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans , as their new head coach. In December 2018, they had previously separated from longtime head coach Mike McCarthy . The Miami Dolphins named Brian Flores , previously linebacker coach with the New England Patriots , as their 13th head coach. Previously, at the end of the season, they had separated from Adam Gase , who then became the new head coach of the New York Jets , which had separated from Todd Bowles .

The Arizona Cardinals parted ways with Steve Wilks and appointed Kliff Kingsbury as their new head coach, while Bruce Arians took over the position of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after Dirk Koetter was fired . The Cincinnati Bengals separated by head coach Marvin Lewis , committing the former as a position coach for the Los Angeles Rams active Zac Taylor . At the Denver Broncos Vic Fangio took over the head coach position from Vance Joseph . The Oakland Raiders hired Mike Mayock to replace Reggie McKenzie, who was dismissed in December 2018, for the post of general manager.

In May 2019, the New York Jets fired their general manager Mike Maccagnan . Joe Douglas was named his successor in June. Also in June, the Houston Texans fired their general manager Brian Gaine .

After the fourth game day, the Washington Redskins fired their head coach Jay Gruden . Bill Callahan became interim head coach for the rest of the season . After just five wins in the first twelve games of the season parted Carolina Panthers of Ron Rivera . Secondary trainer Perry Fewell has been appointed interim head coach.

referee

At the end of the 2018 season, the referees Walt Coleman and Pete Morelli as well as the down judge Steve Stelljes resigned from the referee post. The side judges Adrian Hill and Scott Novak were then promoted to referee. At the end of March 2019, referee John Parry also announced that he was ending his referee career and joining ESPN as a rules analyst. As a replacement, Field Judge Brad Rogers was promoted to referee. Back judges Dave Hawkshaw and Jimmy Russell, line judges Patrick Holt and Tripp Sutter, side judges Nate Jones and umpire Terry Killens were newly signed. Hawkshaw was recruited from the Canadian Football League , the other five were recruited from the dissolved Alliance of American Football . All new recruits previously participated in the NFL Officiating Development Program .

Special occurrences

Anniversaries

To mark the 100th anniversary of the league, the NFL introduced an NFL 100 logo, which will be featured on all balls and on the neck area of ​​players' shirts. In addition, a group of former players, general managers, coaches, NFL historians and media representatives will choose an all-time team and the ten greatest coaches . The NFL had a special commercial produced for Super Bowl LII . Filmed by Peter Berg , director of Friday Night Lights , the two-minute commercial features appearances by 22 active players, 22 former players, two referees and Commissioner Roger Goodell . It was the most popular Super Bowl advertisement of the year.

The NFL also selected an NFL100 Game of the Week for each game day , which represents a historic game, a decade-long rivalry or something similar.

Gameday Teams output meaning
1 Packers vs. Bears 10: 3 Packers-Bears rivalry ; longest rivalry in the NFL
2 Browns vs. Jets 23: 3 First Monday night football game
3 Cowboys vs. Dolphins 06:31 Super Bowl VI
4th Chargers vs. Dolphins 30:10 Epic in Miami
5 Bills vs. Titans 14: 7 Music City Miracle
6th Patriots vs. Giants 14:35 Super Bowl XLII and Super Bowl XLVI
7th Raiders vs. Packers 24:42 Super Bowl II
8th Packers vs. Chiefs 31:24 Super Bowl I.
9 Vikings vs. Chiefs 23:26 Super Bowl IV
10 Falcons vs. Saints 26: 9 Falcons-Saints rivalry; First game of the Saints in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina
11 Patriots vs. Eagles 17:10 Super Bowl XXXIX and Super Bowl LII
12 Raiders vs. Jets 03:34 Heidi Game
13 49ers vs. Ravens 17:20 Super Bowl XLVII
14th Bengals vs. Browns 19:27 Bengals-Browns Rivalry; both teams were from Paul Brown founded
15th Colts vs. Saints 07:34 Super Bowl XLIV
16 Raiders vs. Chargers 24:17 Chargers-Raiders rivalry, Holy Roller
17th 49ers vs. Seahawks 26:21 49ers Seahawks Rivalry , 2013 NFC Championship (The Tip)

The Chicago Bears are also celebrating their 100th anniversary this season. In November 2018 they presented their anniversary logo. This is optically based on the anniversary logo of the league and is worn by the Bears instead. On June 7, 2019, they unveiled a new retro uniform, inspired by the team's 1936 jerseys. These are to be worn in two home games. The Bears also held the Bears100 Celebration Weekend from June 7th to 9th . In addition, the Bears are allowed to play the NFL's first regular season game, the NFL Kickoff Game , against the Green Bay Packers . This breaks the league with its longstanding tradition of the defending champion opening the season. The New England Patriots play in the Sunday Night Game instead .

The eight founding members of the American Football League are also celebrating their 60th anniversary. The Oakland Raiders , who are spending their final season in Oakland before moving to Las Vegas, released a new logo for it. The Jacksonville Jaguars and Carolina Panthers , on the other hand, are celebrating their 25th anniversary. The Jaguars had an All-25 of the 25 best former players selected, introduced an anniversary logo and introduced retro elements.

Uniform changes

In April, the Houston Texans announced the first uniform change in its existence. The Texans logo was added to the existing jersey above the player's name on the back. The New York Jets introduced the fourth uniform redesign in their history. In addition to new white and green pants and jerseys, green helmets and a black alternative uniform were introduced for the first time. The Los Angeles Chargers have announced that they will make their light blue kits their primary home kit for the 2019 season. They also changed the color of their facemasks to gold. The Miami Dolphins announced in August 2019 that they would be wearing his initials on their helmet in honor of the late former player and Hall of Fame linebacker Nick Buoniconti . In September 2019 they announced that they would also do this for the also deceased Hall of Fame offensive lineman Jim Langer .

On the ninth game day, the Kansas City Chiefs changed the color of their facemask from white to gray in the game against the Minnesota Vikings. This was intended to commemorate the Chiefs' victory against the Vikings in Super Bowl III in 1969. The Chicago Bears changed their helmets for Matchday 12 by holding the "C" logo in white and wearing gray facemasks. This was done in honor of the Bears in the 1960s.

Honors

The Tennessee Titans announced in June 2019 that they would withdraw the shirt numbers of Steve McNair (9) and Eddie George (27) in their home game against the Indianapolis Colts on September 15, 2019 . McNair was selected as third overall in the 1995 NFL Draft by the Titans, then still as Houston Oilers, and scored the second-most in the history of the franchise with 20 game-defining drives, only behind Warren Moon with 23. In addition, he threw for the Titans in his eleven seasons 27,141 yards. McNair was killed in 2009. George was the Oilers' first round pick in 1996. He holds the career franchise record with 10,009 yards run over eight seasons and was the first player in NFL history to achieve 300 or more runs in eight consecutive seasons. Together they helped the team to four play-off appearances, two division titles (2000 and 2002), two conference championship appearances (1999 and 2002) as well as the Super Bowl XXXIV for the franchise's only participation in a Super Bowl.

The Carolina Panthers announced in May 2019 that they have inducted wide receiver Steve Smith , quarterback Jake Delhomme , tight end Wesley Walls and offensive tackle Jordan Gross into the Carolina Panthers Hall of Honor . It was the first recordings since 1998 and the number of members has more than doubled since there were only three members before. Also in May, the Indianapolis Colts announced that they would add defensive end Dwight Freeney to the Indianapolis Colts Ring of Honor . Freeney played 16 seasons in the NFL, most of them with the Colts. During his time in Indianapolis, he was elected to seven Pro Bowls and won Super Bowl XLI with the Colts . In late May 2019, the Baltimore Ravens announced the addition of Brian Billick and Defensive Tackle Haloti Ngata to the Baltimore Ravens Ring of Honor . Billick, who was inducted in 2019, was Head Coach of the Ravens from 1999 to 2007, winning Super Bowl XXXV with them . Ngata, who will not be accepted until 2020, played after his selection in the first round of the NFL Draft from 2006 to 2014 for the Ravens and was considered one of the best defensive tackles of his time. He was voted All-Pro twice and the Pro Bowl five times.

The Kansas City Chiefs inducted Guard Brian Waters into their Hall of Fame in 2019 . Waters played after his commitment from 2000 to 2010 in Missouri and started for the Chiefs in 149 games. He was elected to the Pro Bowl six times throughout his career and won the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award in 2009 . In June, the Minnesota Vikings announced the addition of tight end Steve Jordan as the 25th player to the Vikings Ring of Honor . Jordan played 13 seasons for the Vikings after being drafted in 1982. He caught 498 passes, the third most in franchise history and the most tight end. He scored 6,307 yards and 28 touchdowns. The recording was made during the half-time break of the Vikings' Thursday game against the Washington Redskins. The Arizona Cardinals have also announced an entry into their Ring of Honor. Although only five years with the Cardinals, quarterback Carson Palmer was added. Palmer led the Cardinals into the 2015 NFC Championship Game . The overall first of the 2003 NFL Draft spent most of his career with the Cincinnati Bengals , throwing for 46,247 yards, the thirteenth highest value in NFL history.

Also in June, the Atlanta Falcons announced the addition of wide receiver Roddy White to the Falcons Ring of Honor . White spent all eleven seasons in the NFL with the Falcons, setting franchise records for trapped passes (808), yards (10,863) and touchdowns (63). The four-time pro bowler and all-pro was accepted on December 8, 2019 during the halftime break of the game against the Carolina Panthers. On July 31, 2019, the Cleveland Browns announced that they would be inducting Clay Matthews Jr. into the Browns Ring of Honor . Matthews played 16 seasons for the Browns from the 1970s through the 1990s. He was elected to the Pro Bowl four times. The recording took place during the half-time break of the third game, when the Los Angeles Rams, which also includes Matthew's son Clay Matthews III , were visiting.

The Houston Texans announced in August 2019 that they would be adding Bob McNair , the franchise's first owner, to the Texans Ring of Honor . The recording was made on October 6, 2019 during the game against the Atlanta Falcons , the 20th anniversary of the Houston franchise. On September 30th, the Seattle Seahawks announced that they would be admitting longtime owner Paul Allen to the Seattle Seahawks Ring of Honor . Allen, who had died in October 2018, acquired the franchise in 1997 and thus saved it from moving. The recording took place on October 3, 2019 during Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Rams. On October 2, 2019, the New Orleans Saints announced that they would be adding Will Smith to their Ring of Honor. The Defensive End, who died in 2016, had played ten seasons for the Saints and scored over 60 sacks in that time.

Controversies over Antonio Brown

The wide receiver Antonio Brown was involved in various controversies in the off-season , preseason and regular season. Brown was sorted out by his previous team, the Pittsburgh Steelers, for game week 17 of the preseason (December 30, 2018) due to arguments with teammates and the lack of training and team meetings. He was then traded to the Oakland Raiders for a third and a fifth round pick in March 2019. On August 3, 2019, Brown posted a picture of his foot injuries on Instagram . It turned out that in July 2019, Brown was wearing inadequate footwear in a cold room and got freezer burns on his feet. Not only did he miss the training camp in August - of which he missed ten of the eleven training days - there were also concerns about his operational capability at the beginning of the preseason. Less than a week later, it was also announced that Brown's helmet model had been banned by the NFL for inadequate protection, which prompted Brown to interrupt training and threaten to end his career if he was not allowed to play with his favorite helmet model. Brown filed two complaints against the NFL, both of which he lost. Brown then accepted the new helmet model and returned to training, but missed all preseason games.

Brown posted a letter on Instagram on September 4, 2019 from Oakland Raiders General Manager Mike Mayock notifying him of an approximately $ 54,000 fine for unexcused absenteeism (absence from training and walkthrough). A day later there was a conversation between Brown and Mayock, where there was a heated argument. Brown is also said to have threatened Mayock with beatings. Several teammates intervened and held Brown back - including Vontaze Burfict , who is known for his excessive toughness. The following day, Brown apologized to the team, but a few hours later Brown published a YouTube video containing a recorded phone call with head chef Jon Gruden - in California, publishing a phone recording without consent is a criminal offense. Gruden is said to have been enthusiastic about the video. The next morning he asked the Raiders via Instagram to terminate his contract, as his guaranteed salary of over 29 million US dollars had been canceled due to misconduct and had to pay a fine of over 215,000 US dollars. The Raiders have granted Antonio Brown's request. On the same day - September 7, 2019 - he signed a new contract with the New England Patriots.

On September 10, 2019, Antonio Brown's former trainer Britney Taylor filed a lawsuit. Taylor accuses him of rape and sexual assault. The NFL did not put him on the Commissioner Exempt List , which allowed Brown to play for the Patriots in Week 2 against the Miami Dolphins. On September 16, 2019, another woman accused Brown of sexual assault. An investigation has been initiated in both cases. Brown and his lawyers denied both allegations. On the same day, Pittsburgh-based Dr. Victor Prisk, who worked with Brown while at the Steelers, brought Antonio Brown over an unpaid bill of $ 11,500. On September 20, 2019, Brown was fired by the Patriots after sending intimidating text messages to his second accuser.

On October 4, 2019, Brown officially filed a lawsuit against the Oakland Raiders and the New England Patriots, demanding around $ 40 million. A decision is expected in spring 2020.

Since the legal investigations have not been completed or clarified, the NFL can - after an obligation by an NFL club - put him on the Commissioner Exempt List at any time. In December 2019, the New Orleans Saints were interested in a commitment by Brown, but withdrew due to his unclear status.

Browns-Steelers brawl

Scene of the fight

In the final seconds of the game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns on November 14, Myles Garrett (Browns defensive end) tackled Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph after Rudolph threw a pass to running back Trey Edmunds. Annoyed by the late tackle, Rudolph attacked Garrett by trying to pull the helmet off Garrett's head. Garrett then tore off Rudolph's helmet and hit Rudolph in the head with it. Then Maurkice Pouncey , center of the Steelers, attacked Garrett and kicked Garrett, who was lying on the ground, in the head. Larry Ogunjobi , Defensive Tackle of the Browns, later joined the brawl by pushing Rudolph from behind. Garrett, Ogunjobi, and Pouncey were all kicked out of the game. After the game, Garrett was suspended for the remainder of the season (6 games), while Pouncey was given a 2-game suspension and Ogunjobi was given a 1-game suspension.

Others

In April 2019, the Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson gave an early four-year contract extension. With an average earnings of $ 35 million a year, he became the highest paid player in NFL history. His signing bonus of 65 million and his guaranteed salary of 107 million US dollars are also new league records. The record for the highest guaranteed salary was set by Carson Wentz (107.9 million) and Jared Goff ( 110.9 million) before the first match day Million) broken. Beginning in July 2019 was defensive tackle Kendrick Norton of the Miami Dolphins involved in a car accident. He suffered severe arm injuries, which is why his left arm had to be amputated. On July 31, 2019, the New Orleans Saints gave Michael Thomas , who was the final year of his rookie contract, a five-year deal for $ 100 million. This made him the highest paid wide receiver in NFL history and the first non-quarterback whose contract exceeded the 100 million mark. On September 28, 2019, the NFL announced that it had negotiated a new collective agreement with the NFL Referees Association . The collective agreement valid for the 2019 season should expire in May 2020, the new collective agreement ends in May 2026.

Records

week 1

Week 2

Week 7

Week 8

  • Drew Brees became the first quarterback to hit 75,000 yards.
  • Andy Dalton , quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals , started the season with a 0-8 record. Since he started with an 8-0 record in 2015 , he has been the first quarterback to have both a 0-8 and an 8-0 since 1950 , when the NFL officially set the win / lose record for the first time -Record.
  • Bill Belichick was the third coach alongside Don Shula and George Halas to reach 300 victories (regular season and playoffs)

Week 10

Week 11

Week 12

  • At 157.4 kg (347 lbs), Vita Vea of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers became the heaviest player in NFL history to score a touchdown.

Week 14

  • In the game between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins, a new record for the number in a game was set by both teams with 10 field goals.

Week 15

  • In the 34: 7 victory over the Indianapolis Colts , Drew Brees set Peyton Manning's record for the most touchdown passes thrown with 541 touchdown passes .
  • Lamar Jackson was able to achieve the record for most yards run in a season of a quarterback with 1,103 yards after the game. In the game against the New York Jets he overtook the previous record holder Michael Vick (1,039, 2006).

Week 16

  • Michael Thomas (New Orleans Saints) caught twelve passes against the Tennessee Titans and achieved a new record with 146 passes caught in one season, surpassing the previous one from Marvin Harrison from 2002 .

Week 17

  • Jameis Winston became the first player in NFL history to throw 30+ touchdowns and 30 interceptions in one season.
  • With 3,296 yards run, the Baltimore Ravens set a new team record for running yards in one season. They broke the New England Patriots' old record of 3,165 yards in 1978 . In addition, the Ravens was the first team to manage a season with an average of over 200 yards in both running and passing games per game.
  • At 37 years and 35 days, Ryan Fitzpatrick became the oldest player to ever lead his team in yards run (239) and touchdowns (4).

Divisional Round

  • Derrick Henry became the first player to run for over 175 yards twice in a play-off game.
  • Lamar Jackson was the first player in playoff history to walk more than 100 yards while passing for more than 300 yards in a game.

Conference Championships

  • Raheem Mostert becomes the first player in NFL history to score at least 200 yards and four touchdowns in a play-off game.
  • Mostert is also the first player to run for 150 yards and three touchdowns in one half of a play-off game. He managed this performance in the first half.
  • With his 220 yards run, Mostert raised the record for most yards run in a Conference Championship game. The previous record was held by Keith Lincoln with 206 yards.

Super bowl

  • Deebo Samuel ran for 53 yards - a new record for a wide receiver in a Super Bowl.

Season best

The following season bests were achieved in 2019:

Statistic value player value
Thrown yards Jameis Winston (TB) 5,109
Thrown touchdowns Lamar Jackson (BAL) 36
Yards run Derrick Henry (TEN) 1,540
Run touchdowns Aaron Jones (GB)
Derrick Henry (TEN)		 16
Captured passports Michael Thomas (NOR) 149
Captive yards Michael Thomas (NOR) 1,725
Captured touchdowns Kenny Golladay (DET) 11
Tackles Bobby Wagner (SEA) 159
Sacks Shaquil Barrett (TB) 19.5
Interceptions Stephon Gilmore (NE)
Anthony Harris (MIN)
Tre'Davious White (BUF)		 6th
forced fumbles Chandler Jones (ARI)
TJ Watt (PIT)		 7th

Awards

Player of the Week / Month

Week /
Month 		Offensive
Player of the Week / Month 		Defensive
Player of the Week / Month 		Special Teams
Player of the Week / Month
AFC NFC AFC NFC AFC NFC
1 Lamar Jackson QB
( Ravens ) 		Dak Prescott QB
( Cowboys ) 		Cameron Wake OLB
( Titans ) 		Anthony Harris SS
( Vikings ) 		Ty Long P
( Chargers ) 		Wil Lutz K
( Saints )
2 Patrick Mahomes QB
( Chiefs ) 		Russell Wilson QB
( Seahawks ) 		Whitney Mercilus OLB
( Texans ) 		Shaquil Barrett OLB
( Buccaneers ) 		Jamie Gillan P
( Browns ) 		Eddy Piñeiro K
( Bears )
3 Deshaun Watson QB
( Texans ) 		Daniel Jones QB
( Giants ) 		Calais Campbell DE
( Jaguars ) 		Preston Smith OLB
( Packers ) 		Jake Bailey P
( Patriots ) 		Thomas Morstead P
(Saints)
4th Nick Chubb RB
( Browns ) 		Jameis Winston QB
(Buccaneers) 		Kyle Van Noy LB
( Patriots ) 		Janoris Jenkins CB
( Giants ) 		Josh Lambo K
( Jaguars ) 		Joey Slye K
( Panthers )
Sept Patrick Mahomes QB
(Chiefs) 		Christian McCaffrey RB
( Panthers ) 		Devin McCourty FS
(Patriots) 		Shaquil Barrett OLB
(Buccaneers) 		Jamie Gillan P
(Browns) 		Thomas Morstead P
(Saints)
5 Deshaun Watson QB
(Texans) 		Aaron Jones RB
( Packers ) 		Justin Houston DE
( Colts ) 		Nick Bosa DE
( 49ers ) 		Justin Tucker K
( Ravens ) 		Dan Bailey K
( Vikings )
6th Sam Darnold QB
( Jets ) 		Kyler Murray QB
( Cardinals ) 		Devin Bush Jr. LB
( Steelers ) 		Landon Collins SS
( Redskins ) 		Justin Tucker K
(Ravens) 		Thomas Morstead P
(Saints)
7th Jacoby Brissett QB
(Colts) 		Aaron Rodgers QB
(Packers) 		Tre'Davious White CB
( Bills ) 		Chandler Jones OLB
(Cardinals) 		Josh Lambo K
(Jaguars) 		Brett Maher K
(Cowboys)
8th James Conner RB
( Steelers ) 		Aaron Jones RB
(Packers) 		Joey Bosa DE
( Chargers ) 		Nick Bosa DE
(49ers) 		Adam Vinatieri K
( Colts ) 		Dan Bailey K
(Vikings)
Oct Deshaun Watson QB
(Texans) 		Kirk Cousins QB
(Vikings) 		Stephon Gilmore CB
(Patriots) 		Nick Bosa DE
(49ers) 		Justin Tucker K
(Ravens) 		Zane Gonzalez K
(Cardinals)
9 Lamar Jackson QB
(Ravens) 		Russell Wilson QB
(Seahawks) 		Bud Dupree OLB
(Steelers) 		Xavier Woods FS
(Cowboys) 		Harrison Butker K
(Chiefs) 		Mitch Wishnowsky P
(49ers)
10 Lamar Jackson QB
(Ravens) 		Dalvin Cook RB
(Vikings) 		Jamal Adams S
(Jets) 		Jadeveon Clowney DE
(Seahawks) 		Jason Sanders K
( Dolphins ) 		Younghoe Koo K
( Falcons )
11 Josh Allen QB
(Bills) 		Dak Prescott QB
(Cowboys) 		Maxx Crosby DE
( Raiders ) 		Aaron Donald DT
( Rams ) 		Jake Bailey P
(Patriots) 		Kenjon Barner RB
(Falcons)
12 Lamar Jackson QB
(Ravens) 		Chris Godwin WR
(Buccaneers) 		Joe Schobert LB
(Browns) 		Fred Warner LB
(49ers) 		Matthew Slater WR
(Patriots) 		Steven Sims WR
(Redskins)
13 Deshaun Watson QB
(Texans) 		Jared Goff QB
(Rams) 		Carlos Dunlap DE
( Bengals ) 		Cameron Jordan DE
(Saints) 		Jason Sanders K
(Dolphins) 		Tress Way P
(Redskins)
Nov Lamar Jackson QB
(Ravens) 		Michael Thomas WR
(Saints) 		TJ Watt OLB
(Steelers) 		Fred Warner LB
(49ers) 		Harrison Butker K
(Chiefs) 		Cordarrelle Patterson WR
(Bears)
14th Ryan Tannehill QB
(Titans) 		Jimmy Garoppolo QB
(49ers) 		Kareem Jackson SS
( Broncos ) 		Danielle Hunter DE
(Vikings) 		Diontae Johnson WR
(Steelers) 		Younghoe Koo K
(Falcons)
15th Lamar Jackson QB
(Ravens) 		Drew Brees QB
(Saints) 		Tre'Davious White CB
(Bills) 		Patrick Peterson CB
(Cardinals) 		Angelo Blackson DE
(Texans) 		Dan Bailey K
(Vikings)
16 Ryan Fitzpatrick QB
(Dolphins) 		Saquon Barkley RB
(Giants) 		Dre'Mont Jones DE
(Broncos) 		Chandler Jones OLB
(Cardinals) 		Nyheim Hines RB
(Colts) 		Robbie Gould K
(49ers)
17th Derrick Henry RB
(Titans) 		Boston Scott RB
(Eagles) 		Carlos Dunlap DE
(Bengals) 		Deion Jones LB
(Falcons) 		Mecole Hardman WR
(Chiefs) 		Johnny Hekker P
(Rams)
Dec Ryan Tannehill QB
(Titans) 		Drew Brees QB
(Saints) 		Tyrant Mathieu SS
(Chiefs) 		Chandler Jones OLB
(Cardinals) 		Jason Sanders K
(Dolphins) 		Robbie Gould K
(49ers)

Weekly player awards

Week FedEx Air
Player of the Week 		FedEx Ground
Player of the Week 		Pepsi
Rookie of the Week
1 Lamar Jackson
( Ravens ) 		Marlon Mack
( Colts ) 		Gardner Minshew QB
( Jaguars )
2 Patrick Mahomes
( Chiefs ) 		Dalvin Cook
( Vikings ) 		Chase Winovich DE
( Patriots )
3 Patrick Mahomes
(Chiefs) 		Christian McCaffrey
( Panthers ) 		Gardner Minshew QB
(Jaguars)
4th Jameis Winston
( Buccaneers ) 		Nick Chubb
( Browns ) 		Gardner Minshew QB
(Jaguars)
5 Deshaun Watson
( Texans ) 		Aaron Jones
( Packers ) 		Gardner Minshew QB
(Jaguars)
6th Kirk Cousins
(Vikings) 		Lamar Jackson
(Ravens) 		Kyler Murray QB
( Cardinals )
7th Aaron Rodgers
(Packers) 		Dalvin Cook
(Vikings) 		Gardner Minshew QB
(Jaguars)
8th Aaron Rodgers
(Packers) 		Tevin Coleman
( 49ers ) 		Gardner Minshew QB
(Jaguars)
9 Russell Wilson
( Seahawks ) 		Christian McCaffrey
(Panthers) 		DK Metcalf WR
(Seahawks)
10 Lamar Jackson
(Ravens) 		Derrick Henry
( Titans ) 		Josh Jacobs RB
( Raiders )
11 Dak Prescott
( Cowboys ) 		Marlon Mack
(Colts) 		Maxx Crosby DE
(Raiders)
12 Lamar Jackson
(Ravens) 		Derrick Henry
(Titans) 		Devin Singletary RB
( Bills )
13 Mitchell Trubisky
( Bears ) 		Derrick Henry
(Titans) 		Ed Oliver DT
(Bills)
14th Ryan Tannehill
(Titans) 		Derrick Henry
(Titans) 		Drew Lock QB
( Broncos )
15th Drew Brees
( Saints ) 		Kenyan Drake
(Cardinals) 		Dwayne Haskins QB
( Redskins )
16 Daniel Jones
( Giants ) 		Saquon Barkley
(Giants) 		Daniel Jones QB
(Giants)
17th Ryan Fitzpatrick
( Dolphins ) 		Derrick Henry
(Titans) 		Gardner Minshew QB
(Jaguars)

Rookie of the month

month Rookie of the Month
offensive defensive
Sept Gardner Minshew QB
( Jaguars ) 		Brian Burns OLB
( Panthers )
Oct Josh Jacobs RB
( Raiders ) 		Nick Bosa DE
( 49ers )
Nov Josh Jacobs RB
(Raiders) 		Devin White LB
( Buccaneers )
Dec AJ Brown WR
( Titans ) 		Devin White LB
(Buccaneers)

Annual closing ceremony

On February 1, 2020, the evening before Super Bowl LIV , the best players of the 2019 season were honored.

Award winner position team
AP Most Valuable Player Lamar Jackson Quarterback Baltimore Ravens
AP Offensive Player of the Year Michael Thomas Wide receiver New Orleans Saints
AP Defensive Player of the Year Stephon Gilmore Cornerback New England Patriots
AP Coach of the Year John Harbaugh Head coach Baltimore Ravens
Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year Nick Bosa Defensive end San Francisco 49ers
AP Offensive Rookie of the Year Kyler Murray Quarterback Arizona Cardinals
AP Defensive Rookie of the Year Nick Bosa Defensive end San Francisco 49ers
AP Comeback Player of the Year Ryan Tannehill Quarterback Tennessee Titans
Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Calais Campbell Defensive end Jacksonville Jaguars

Season course

NFL draft

Kyler Murray was selected as the first player in the 2019 NFL Draft.

The 2019 draft took place in Nashville , Tennessee , from April 25-27, 2019 . Since the Arizona Cardinals had the worst season record in the past 2018 season, they had the right to select the first player in the draft. They decided on the quarterback Kyler Murray of the Oklahoma Sooners of the University of Oklahoma . The Cardinals, who elected Josh Rosen tenth in the 2018 NFL Draft , became the first team since the 1982/1983 Baltimore Colts to choose a quarterback in consecutive first-round drafts.

Preseason

The preseason began on August 1, 2019 with the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game between the Denver Broncos and Atlanta Falcons . These two teams are the only ones to play five preseason games, all the others only four. The Los Angeles Rams played their preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys at Aloha Stadium in Oahu , Hawaii . No NFL game has been played there since the Pro Bowl was handed over to Orlando , Florida in 2016 . The Green Bay Packers played their third preseason game against the Oakland Raiders at IG Field in Winnipeg , Canada.

Regular season

game schedule

The weeks at a glance:

Week 01 - from 5 to 9 September 2019
Week 02 - from 12 to 16 September 2019
Week 03 - from 19 to 23 September 2019
Week 04 - from 26 to 30 September 2019
Week 05 - from 3 to 23 September 2019 to 7 October 2019
Week 06 - from 10 to 14 October 2019
Week 07 - from 17 to 21 October 2019
Week 08 - from 24 to 28 October 2019
Week 09 - from 31 October to 4 November 2019
Week 10 - from November 7 to 11, 2019
Week 11 - from November 14 to 18, 2019
Week 12 - from November 21 to 25, 2019
Week 13 - from November 28 to December 2, 2019
Week 14 - from November 5 to 25, 2019 December to December 9, 2019
Week 15 - from December 12 to 16, 2019
Week 16 - from December 21 to 23, 2019
Week 17 - on December 29, 2019

The regular season began on September 5, 2019. The 256 games are to extend over a total of 17 weeks. Each of the 32 teams plays 16 games and has a game-free week (Bye Week) . Both a home and an away game are played against each team in their own division (six games). As part of the annual rotation, there are four games against the teams in a division from their own conference (intra-conference) and four games against the teams in a division from the opposing conference (inter-conference). The last two matches will be played against the teams from their own conference who have reached the same final position in the division in the 2018 season and are not already determined as opponents due to the annual rotation. So play z. B. the runner-up of the AFC East (the Miami Dolphins) against the Los Angeles Chargers (2nd of the AFC West) and the Indianapolis Colts (2nd of the AFC South). They play against the Pittsburgh Steelers (2nd AFC North) as part of the annual rotation of the divisions (see table below).

The following division pairings will take place in the 2019 season:

Intraconference Interconference
AFC East vs. AFC North AFC East vs. NFC East
AFC South vs. AFC West AFC North vs. NFC West
NFC East vs. NFC North AFC South vs. NFC South
NFC South vs. NFC West AFC West vs. NFC North

International Games

As part of the NFL International Series , five games were played outside the United States . One game took place in the Aztec Stadium in Mexico City and four more games took place in London . The venues in London were Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley Stadium . In January, the NFL announced the following pairings:

Week date venue Heading
5 0October 6, 2019 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London Chicago Bears at Oakland Raiders
6th October 13, 2019 Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
8th October 27, 2019 Wembley Stadium in London Cincinnati Bengals at Los Angeles Rams
9 03rd November 2019 Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars
11 18th November 2019 Aztec Stadium in Mexico City Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers

Results

Week 1
date Away team Erg. Home team
5th September 2019 Green Bay Packers 10: 30 Chicago Bears
September 8, 2019 Los Angeles Rams 30:27 Carolina Panthers
Tennessee Titans 43:13 Cleveland Browns
Kansas City Chiefs 40:26 Jacksonville Jaguars
Baltimore Ravens 59:10 Miami Dolphins
Atlanta Falcons 12:28 Minnesota Vikings
Buffalo Bills 17:16 New York Jets
Washington Redskins 27:32 Philadelphia Eagles
Indianapolis Colts 24:30 Los Angeles Chargers
Cincinnati Bengals 20:21 Seattle Seahawks
Detroit Lions 27:27 Arizona Cardinals
New York Giants 17:35 Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco 49ers 31:17 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Pittsburgh Steelers 03:33 New England Patriots
September 9, 2019 Houston Texans 28:30 New Orleans Saints
Denver Broncos 16:24 Oakland Raiders

Week 2
date Away team Erg. Home team
September 12, 2019 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20:14 Carolina Panthers
15th September 2019 San Francisco 49ers 41:17 Cincinnati Bengals
Los Angeles Chargers 10:13 Detroit Lions
Minnesota Vikings 16:21 Green Bay Packers
Jacksonville Jaguars 12:13 Houston Texans
New England Patriots 43-00 Miami Dolphins
Buffalo Bills 28:14 New York Giants
Indianapolis Colts 19:17 Tennessee Titans
Seattle Seahawks 28:26 Pittsburgh Steelers
Arizona Cardinals 17:23 Baltimore Ravens
Dallas Cowboys 31:21 Washington Redskins
Kansas City Chiefs 28:10 Oakland Raiders
Chicago Bears 16:14 Denver Broncos
New Orleans Saints 09:27 Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles 20:24 Atlanta Falcons
16th September 2019 Cleveland Browns 23: 30 New York Jets

Week 3
date Away team Erg. Home team
19th September 2019 Tennessee Titans 07:20 Jacksonville Jaguars
22nd September 2019 Cincinnati Bengals 17:21 Buffalo Bills
Atlanta Falcons 24:27 Indianapolis Colts
Miami Dolphins 06:31 Dallas Cowboys
Denver Broncos 16:27 Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Ravens 28:33 Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders 14:34 Minnesota Vikings
New York Jets 14:30 New England Patriots
Detroit Lions 27:24 Philadelphia Eagles
Carolina Panthers 38:20 Arizona Cardinals
New York Giants 32:31 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Houston Texans 27:20 Los Angeles Chargers
New Orleans Saints 33:27 Seattle Seahawks
Pittsburgh Steelers 20:24 San Francisco 49ers
Los Angeles Rams 20:13 Cleveland Browns
23 September 2019 Chicago Bears 31:15 Washington Redskins

Week 4
date Away team Erg. Home team
26th September 2019 Philadelphia Eagles 34:27 Green Bay Packers
29th September 2019 Tennessee Titans 24:10 Atlanta Falcons
New England Patriots 16:10 Buffalo Bills
Oakland Raiders 31:24 Indianapolis Colts
Kansas City Chiefs 34:30 Detroit Lions
Carolina Panthers 16:10 Houston Texans
Los Angeles Chargers 30:10 Miami Dolphins
Washington Redskins 03:24 New York Giants
Cleveland Browns 40:25 Baltimore Ravens
Seattle Seahawks 27:10 Arizona Cardinals
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 55:40 Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings 06:16 Chicago Bears
Jacksonville Jaguars 26:24 Denver Broncos
Dallas Cowboys 10:12 New Orleans Saints
September 30, 2019 Cincinnati Bengals 03:27 Pittsburgh Steelers
Bye Week: New York Jets, San Francisco 49ers

Week 5
date Away team Erg. Home team
3rd October 2019 Los Angeles Rams 29:30 Seattle Seahawks
October 6, 2019 Jacksonville Jaguars 27:34 Carolina Panthers
Arizona Cardinals 26:23 Cincinnati Bengals
Atlanta Falcons 32:53 Houston Texans
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24:31 New Orleans Saints
Minnesota Vikings 28:10 New York Giants
Buffalo Bills 14: 70 Tennessee Titans
New York Jets 06:31 Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Ravens 26:23 Pittsburgh Steelers
Chicago Bears 21:24 Oakland Raiders
New England Patriots 33: 70 Washington Redskins
Denver Broncos 20:13 Los Angeles Chargers
Green Bay Packers 34:24 Dallas Cowboys
Indianapolis Colts 19:13 Kansas City Chiefs
October 7, 2019 Cleveland Browns 03:31 San Francisco 49ers
Bye Week: Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins

Week 6
date Away team Erg. Home team
October 10, 2019 New York Giants 14:35 New England Patriots
October 13, 2019 Carolina Panthers 37:26 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Seattle Seahawks 32:28 Cleveland Browns
New Orleans Saints 13: 60 Jacksonville Jaguars
Houston Texans 31:24 Kansas City Chiefs
Washington Redskins 17:16 Miami Dolphins
Philadelphia Eagles 20:38 Minnesota Vikings
Cincinnati Bengals 17:23 Baltimore Ravens
Atlanta Falcons 33:34 Arizona Cardinals
San Francisco 49ers 20: 70 Los Angeles Rams
Tennessee Titans 00:16 Denver Broncos
Dallas Cowboys 22:24 New York Jets
Pittsburgh Steelers 24:17 Los Angeles Chargers
October 14, 2019 Detroit Lions 22:23 Green Bay Packers
Bye Week: Buffalo Bills, Chicago Bears, Indianapolis Colts, Oakland Raiders

Week 7
date Away team Erg. Home team
17th October 2019 Kansas City Chiefs 30: 60 Denver Broncos
20th October 2019 Los Angeles Rams 37:10 Atlanta Falcons
Miami Dolphins 21:31 Buffalo Bills
Jacksonville Jaguars 27:17 Cincinnati Bengals
Houston Texans 23:30 Indianapolis Colts
Minnesota Vikings 42:30 Detroit Lions
Oakland Raiders 24:42 Green Bay Packers
Arizona Cardinals 27:21 New York Giants
San Francisco 49ers 9-0 Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Chargers 20:23 Tennessee Titans
New Orleans Saints 36:25 Chicago Bears
Baltimore Ravens 30:16 Seattle Seahawks
Philadelphia Eagles 10:37 Dallas Cowboys
October 21, 2019 New England Patriots 33: 00 New York Jets
Bye Week: Carolina Panthers, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Week 8
date Away team Erg. Home team
October 24, 2019 Washington Redskins 09:19 Minnesota Vikings
October 27, 2019 Seattle Seahawks 27:20 Atlanta Falcons
Philadelphia Eagles 31:13 Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles Chargers 17:16 Chicago Bears
New York Giants 26:31 Detroit Lions
Oakland Raiders 24:27 Houston Texans
New York Jets 15:29 Jacksonville Jaguars
Arizona Cardinals 09:31 New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23:27 Tennessee Titans
Cincinnati Bengals 10:24 Los Angeles Rams
Carolina Panthers 13:51 San Francisco 49ers
Denver Broncos 13:15 Indianapolis Colts
Cleveland Browns 13:27 New England Patriots
Green Bay Packers 31:24 Kansas City Chiefs
October 28, 2019 Miami Dolphins 14:27 Pittsburgh Steelers
Bye Week: Baltimore Ravens, Dallas Cowboys

Week 9
date Away team Erg. Home team
October 31, 2019 San Francisco 49ers 28:25 Arizona Cardinals
3rd November 2019 Houston Texans 26: 30 Jacksonville Jaguars
Washington Redskins 09:24 Buffalo Bills
Tennessee Titans 20:30 Carolina Panthers
Minnesota Vikings 23:26 Kansas City Chiefs
New York Jets 18:26 Miami Dolphins
Chicago Bears 14:22 Philadelphia Eagles
Indianapolis Colts 24:26 Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit Lions 24:31 Oakland Raiders
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 34:40 Seattle Seahawks
Cleveland Browns 19:24 Denver Broncos
Green Bay Packers 11:26 Los Angeles Chargers
New England Patriots 20:37 Baltimore Ravens
4th November 2019 Dallas Cowboys 37:18 New York Giants
Bye Week: Atlanta Falcons, Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans Saints

Week 10
date Away team Erg. Home team
7th November 2019 Los Angeles Chargers 24:26 Oakland Raiders
November 10, 2019 Detroit Lions 13:20 Chicago Bears
Baltimore Ravens 49:13 Cincinnati Bengals
Buffalo Bills 16:19 Cleveland Browns
Carolina Panthers 16:24 Green Bay Packers
Atlanta Falcons 26: 90 New Orleans Saints
New York Giants 27:34 New York Jets
Kansas City Chiefs 32:35 Tennessee Titans
Arizona Cardinals 27:30 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Miami Dolphins 16:12 Indianapolis Colts
Los Angeles Rams 12:17 Pittsburgh Steelers
Minnesota Vikings 28:24 Dallas Cowboys
November 11, 2019 Seattle Seahawks 27:24 San Francisco 49ers
Bye Week: Denver Broncos, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, New England Patriots, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins

Week 11
date Away team Erg. Home team
November 14, 2019 Pittsburgh Steelers 7:21 Cleveland Browns
17th November 2019 Atlanta Falcons 29: 30 Carolina Panthers
Jacksonville Jaguars 13:33 Indianapolis Colts
Dallas Cowboys 35:27 Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills 37:20 Miami Dolphins
Denver Broncos 23:27 Minnesota Vikings
Houston Texans 07:41 Baltimore Ravens
New Orleans Saints 34:17 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
New York Jets 34:17 Washington Redskins
Arizona Cardinals 26:36 San Francisco 49ers
New England Patriots 17:10 Philadelphia Eagles
Cincinnati Bengals 10:17 Oakland Raiders
Chicago Bears 07:17 Los Angeles Rams
18th November 2019 Kansas City Chiefs 24:17 Los Angeles Chargers
Bye Week: Green Bay Packers, New York Giants, Seattle Seahawks, Tennessee Titans

Week 12
date Away team Erg. Home team
November 21, 2019 Indianapolis Colts 17:20 Houston Texans
November 24, 2019 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35:22 Atlanta Falcons
Denver Broncos 03:20 Buffalo Bills
New York Giants 14:19 Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers 16:10 Cincinnati Bengals
Miami Dolphins 24:41 Cleveland Browns
Carolina Panthers 31:34 New Orleans Saints
Oakland Raiders 03:34 New York Jets
Detroit Lions 16:19 Washington Redskins
Jacksonville Jaguars 20:42 Tennessee Titans
Dallas Cowboys 09:13 New England Patriots
Green Bay Packers 08:37 San Francisco 49ers
Seattle Seahawks 17: 90 Philadelphia Eagles
November 25, 2019 Baltimore Ravens 45: 60 Los Angeles Rams
Bye Week: Arizona Cardinals, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, Minnesota Vikings

Week 13
date Away team Erg. Home team
November 28, 2019 Chicago Bears 24:20 Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills 26:15 Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints 26:18 Atlanta Falcons
1st December 2019 Cleveland Browns 13:20 Pittsburgh Steelers
San Francisco 49ers 17:20 Baltimore Ravens
Washington Redskins 29:21 Carolina Panthers
New York Jets 06:22 Cincinnati Bengals
Tennessee Titans 31:17 Indianapolis Colts
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 28:11 Jacksonville Jaguars
Philadelphia Eagles 31:37 Miami Dolphins
Green Bay Packers 31:13 New York Giants
Los Angeles Rams 34: 70 Arizona Cardinals
Oakland Raiders 09:40 Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Chargers 20:23 Denver Broncos
New England Patriots 22:28 Houston Texans
2nd December 2019 Minnesota Vikings 30:37 Seattle Seahawks

Week 14
date Away team Erg. Home team
5th December 2019 Dallas Cowboys 24:31 Chicago Bears
December 8, 2019 Carolina Panthers 20:40 Atlanta Falcons
Baltimore Ravens 24:17 Buffalo Bills
Cincinnati Bengals 19:27 Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins 15:20 Green Bay Packers
Denver Broncos 38:24 Houston Texans
Detroit Lions 07:20 Minnesota Vikings
San Francisco 49ers 48:46 New Orleans Saints
Miami Dolphins 21:22 New York Jets
Indianapolis Colts 35:38 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Los Angeles Chargers 45:10 Jacksonville Jaguars
Pittsburgh Steelers 23:17 Arizona Cardinals
Kansas City Chiefs 23:16 New England Patriots
Tennessee Titans 42:21 Oakland Raiders
Seattle Seahawks 12:28 Los Angeles Rams
December 9, 2019 New York Giants 17:23 Philadelphia Eagles

Week 15
date Away team Erg. Home team
December 12, 2019 New York Jets 21:42 Baltimore Ravens
15th December 2019 Seattle Seahawks 30:24 Carolina Panthers
New England Patriots 34:13 Cincinnati Bengals
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 38:17 Detroit Lions
Chicago Bears 13:21 Green Bay Packers
Denver Broncos 03:23 Kansas City Chiefs
Miami Dolphins 20:36 New York Giants
Houston Texans 24:21 Tennessee Titans
Buffalo Bills 17:10 Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles 37:27 Washington Redskins
Cleveland Browns 24:38 Arizona Cardinals
Jacksonville Jaguars 20:16 Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles Rams 21:44 Dallas Cowboys
Atlanta Falcons 29:22 San Francisco 49ers
Minnesota Vikings 39:10 Los Angeles Chargers
16th December 2019 Indianapolis Colts 07:34 New Orleans Saints

Week 16
date Away team Erg. Home team
December 21, 2019 Houston Texans 23:20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Buffalo Bills 17:24 New England Patriots
Los Angeles Rams 31:34 San Francisco 49ers
22nd December 2019 Cincinnati Bengals 35:38 Miami Dolphins
Pittsburgh Steelers 10:16 New York Jets
New York Giants 41:35 Washington Redskins
Carolina Panthers 06:38 Indianapolis Colts
Baltimore Ravens 31:15 Cleveland Browns
Jacksonville Jaguars 12:24 Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints 38:28 Tennessee Titans
Oakland Raiders 24:17 Los Angeles Chargers
Detroit Lions 17:27 Denver Broncos
Arizona Cardinals 27:13 Seattle Seahawks
Dallas Cowboys 09:17 Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City Chiefs 26: 30 Chicago Bears
23 December 2019 Green Bay Packers 23:10 Minnesota Vikings

Week 17
date Away team Erg. Home team
29th December 2019 New York Jets 13: 60 Buffalo Bills
New Orleans Saints 42:10 Carolina Panthers
Cleveland Browns 23:33 Cincinnati Bengals
Washington Redskins 16:47 Dallas Cowboys
Green Bay Packers 23:20 Detroit Lions
Tennessee Titans 35:14 Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts 20:38 Jacksonville Jaguars
Los Angeles Chargers 21:31 Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears 21:19 Minnesota Vikings
Miami Dolphins 27:24 New England Patriots
Philadelphia Eagles 34:17 New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers 10:28 Baltimore Ravens
Atlanta Falcons 28:22 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Oakland Raiders 15:16 Denver Broncos
Arizona Cardinals 24:31 Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers 26:21 Seattle Seahawks

division

AFC East
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
New England Patriots 12 4th 0 0.750 420 225 +195 5–1 8-4 1N
Buffalo Bills 10 6th 0 0.625 314 259 +55 3–3 7-5 2N
New York Jets 7th 9 0 0.438 276 359 −83 2-4 4-8 2S
Miami Dolphins 5 11 0 0.313 306 494 −188 2-4 4-8 2S
NFC East
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
Philadelphia Eagles 9 7th 0 0.553 385 354 +31 5–1 7-5 4S
Dallas Cowboys 8th 8th 0 0.500 434 321 +113 5–1 7-5 1S
New York Giants 4th 12 0 0.250 341 451 −110 2-4 3-9 1N
Washington Redskins 3 13 0 0.188 266 435 −169 0-6 2-10 4N
AFC North
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
Baltimore Ravens 14th 2 0 0.875 531 282 +249 5–1 10-2 12S
Pittsburgh Steelers 8th 8th 0 0.500 289 303 −14 3–3 6-6 3N
Cleveland Browns 6th 10 0 0.375 335 393 −58 3–3 6-6 3N
Cincinnati Bengals 2 14th 0 0.125 279 420 −141 1-5 2-10 1S
NFC North
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
Green Bay Packers 13 3 0 0.813 376 313 +63 6-0 10-2 5S
Minnesota Vikings 10 6th 0 0.625 407 303 +104 2-4 7-5 2N
Chicago Bears 8th 8th 0 0.500 280 298 −18 4-2 7-5 1S
Detroit Lions 3 12 1 0.219 341 423 −82 0-6 2-9-1 9N
AFC South
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
Houston Texans 10 6th 0 0.625 378 385 −7 4-2 8-4 1N
Tennessee Titans 9 7th 0 0.563 402 331 +71 3–3 7-5 1S
Indianapolis Colts 7th 9 0 0.438 361 373 −12 3–3 5-7 1N
Jacksonville Jaguars 6th 10 0 0.375 300 397 −97 2-4 6-6 1S
NFC South
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
New Orleans Saints 13 3 0 0.813 458 341 +117 5–1 9-3 3S
Atlanta Falcons 7th 9 0 0.438 381 399 −18 4-2 6-6 4S
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7th 9 0 0.438 458 449 +9 2-4 5-7 2N
Carolina Panthers 5 11 0 0.313 340 470 −130 1-5 2-10 8N
AFC West
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
Kansas City Chiefs 12 4th 0 0.775 451 308 +143 6-0 9-3 6S
Denver Broncos 7th 9 0 0.438 282 316 −34 3–3 6-6 2S
Oakland Raiders 7th 9 0 0.438 313 419 −106 3–3 5-7 1N
Los Angeles Chargers 5 11 0 0.313 337 345 −8 0-6 3-9 3N
NFC West
team S. N U SQ P + P− Diff. DIV CONF series
San Francisco 49ers 13 3 0 0.813 479 310 +169 5–1 10-2 2S
Seattle Seahawks 11 5 0 0.688 405 398 +7 3–3 8-4 2N
Los Angeles Rams 9 7th 0 0.563 394 364 +30 3–3 7-5 1S
Arizona Cardinals 5 10 1 0.344 361 442 −81 1-5 3-8-1 1N

Conference

AFC
space team division S. N U SQ DIV CONF series
Division leaders
1 Baltimore Ravens North 14th 2 0 0.875 5–1 10-2 12S
2 Kansas City Chiefs west 12 4th 0 0.750 6-0 9-3 6S
3 New England Patriots East 12 4th 0 0.750 5–1 8-4 1N
4th Houston Texans South 10 6th 0 0.625 4-2 8-4 1N
Wild cards
5 Buffalo Bills East 10 6th 0 0.625 3–3 7-5 2N
6th Tennessee Titans South 9 7th 0 0.563 3–3 7-5 1S
Eliminated
7th Pittsburgh Steelers North 8th 8th 0 0.500 3–3 6-6 3N
8th Denver Broncos west 7th 9 0 0.438 3–3 6-6 2S
9 Oakland Raiders west 7th 9 0 0.438 3–3 5-7 1N
10 Indianapolis Colts South 7th 9 0 0.438 3–3 5-7 1N
11 New York Jets East 7th 9 0 0.438 2-4 4-8 2S
12 Jacksonville Jaguars South 6th 10 0 0.375 2-4 6-6 1S
13 Cleveland Browns North 6th 10 0 0.375 3–3 6-6 3N
14th Los Angeles Chargers west 5 11 0 0.313 0-6 3-9 3N
15th Miami Dolphins East 5 11 0 0.313 2-4 4-8 2S
16 Cincinnati Bengals North 2 14th 0 0.125 1-5 2-10 1S
NFC
space team division S. N U SQ DIV CONF series
Division leaders
1 San Francisco 49ers west 13 3 0 0.813 5–1 10-2 2S
2 Green Bay Packers North 13 3 0 0.813 6-0 10-2 5S
3 New Orleans Saints South 13 3 0 0.813 5–1 9-3 3S
4th Philadelphia Eagles East 9 7th 0 0.563 5–1 7-5 4S
Wild cards
5 Seattle Seahawks west 11 5 0 0.688 3–3 8-4 2N
6th Minnesota Vikings North 10 6th 0 0.625 2-4 7-5 2N
Eliminated
7th Los Angeles Rams west 9 7th 0 0.563 3–3 7-5 1S
8th Chicago Bears North 8th 8th 0 0.500 3–3 7-5 1S
9 Dallas Cowboys East 8th 8th 0 0.500 5–1 7-5 1S
10 Atlanta Falcons South 7th 9 0 0.438 4-2 6-6 4S
11 Tampa Bay Buccaneers South 7th 9 0 0.438 2-4 5-7 2N
12 Arizona Cardinals west 5 10 1 0.344 1-5 3-8-1 1N
13 Carolina Panthers South 5 11 0 0.313 1-5 2-10 8N
14th New York Giants East 4th 12 0 0.250 2-4 3-9 1N
15th Detroit Lions North 3 12 1 0.219 0-6 2-9-1 9N
16 Washington Redskins East 3 13 0 0.188 0-6 2-10 4N

Legend:

S iege N iederlagen U nentschieden SQ win rate P + points made P− opposing points
Diff. Point difference TD scored touchdowns DIV Win / lose ratio within the division CONF Win / lose ratio within the Conference Qualified for play-offs Series Won / lost games in a row

Postseason

Play-offs

The play-offs began on January 4, 2020 with the Wild Card Round and ended on February 2, 2020 with the Super Bowl LIV at the New Miami Stadium in Miami . The result of the regular season decided on the placement of the teams in the respective conference . The two teams with the best result from the regular season each had a bye week in the first round and home rights for the rest of the play-offs up to the Super Bowl . The teams in third and fourth position in their conference had home rights in the first play-off game, the Wild Card Round . Overall, it was the sixth Super Bowl that took place in Miami. In the game, the Kansas City Chiefs , winners of the AFC Championship Game , faced the San Francisco 49ers , winners of the NFC Championship Game . The Chiefs won the game by 31:20 and were able to win the Super Bowl again after 50 years. With the win, they became the first team to win in all play-off games (0:24 against the Houston Texans , 7:17 against the Tennessee Titans and 10:20 in the Super Bowl) despite a temporary deficit of 10 points or more. won the Super Bowl. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been named Super Bowl MVP . The match was led by referee Bill Vinovich .


Wild Card Round Divisional Round Conference Championships Super bowl
Jan. 12 - Arrowhead Stadium
Jan 4th - NRG Stadium
2 Kansas City 51
4th Houston 22 *
4th Houston 31 Jan. 19 - Arrowhead Stadium
5 Buffalo 19th
2 Kansas City 35
AFC
Jan 11 - M&T Bank Stadium 6th Tennessee 24
Jan. 4 - Gillette Stadium
AFC Championship
1 Baltimore 12
3 New England 13
6th Tennessee 28 Feb. 2 - Hard Rock Stadium
6th Tennessee 20th
A2 Kansas City 31
Jan 11 - Levi's Stadium N1 San Francisco 20th
Jan. 5 - Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Super Bowl LIV
1 San Francisco 27
3 New Orleans 20th
6th Minnesota 10 Jan 19 - Levi's Stadium
6th Minnesota 26 *
1 San Francisco 37
NFC
Jan. 12 - Lambeau Field 2 Green Bay 20th
Jan 5 - Lincoln Financial Field
NFC Championship
2 Green Bay 28
4th Philadelphia 9
5 Seattle 23
5 Seattle 17th

(*) Victory after extra time


Pro Bowl

In August 2019 it was announced that the 2020 Pro Bowl would also be played at Camping World Stadium in Orlando , Florida . The previous three events had already taken place here.

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