SCORIGAMI! Bengals and Titans final has never happened in NFL history
The Bengals’ third-quarter safety unlocked a chain of events that led to a unique NFL final score.
On November 1, 2026, in Cincinnati, Ohio, the Cincinnati Bengals and Tennessee Titans faced off in an NFL game that had never occurred before in the league's history. The final score of 43-36 marked the 1098th unique score in NFL history. This type of outcome, where the final score is considered a Scorigami, typically arises when a team scores an unusual number of points, often due to two-point conversions.
In this particular game, the Titans managed to convert a two-point conversion to tie the game at 21-21 before the Bengals scored a touchdown, making it 29-28. However, the Titans scored again and converted another two-point conversion, leading 36-29. To make the Bengals' comeback even more challenging, the Titans scored yet another two-point conversion, increasing their lead to 36-29.
The Bengals scored another touchdown and converted the extra point, but the Titans sealed the victory with another two-point conversion, resulting in a final score of 43-36. This game was just one of three Scorigamis to occur during the 2026 NFL season, averaging around four per season.
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