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"content": "## Notable Temporal Patterns in NFL Scoring (2010-2026)\n\nThis dataset tracks NFL game scores across 17 seasons (2010-2026), with 2026 being incomplete (only 81 of ~334 games played). The temporal dimension reveals several significant patterns:\n\n### 1. **The 2020 COVID Season Spike**\nThe most dramatic anomaly is **2020**, which shows:\n- **Highest average total score**: 49.5 points per game (vs. typical 43-45)\n- **Fewer games played**: Only 269 completed games (vs. usual 333-334)\n- **Concentrated high-scoring**: 8 of the top 20 highest-scoring weeks across all seasons occurred in 2020\n\nThis represents a **+14% scoring increase** over the dataset average, likely reflecting rule changes, reduced preseason preparation, or defensive adjustments during the pandemic-affected season.\n\n### 2. **2017 Scoring Dip**\nThe **lowest-scoring season** was 2017 with 42.2 points per game average — about 3-4% below the norm. This preceded the 2018 rule changes that emphasized offensive play.\n\n### 3. **Highest-Scoring Individual Weeks**\nThe top 5 weeks by average total score:\n1. **2013 Week 14**: 53.7 points/game\n2. **2018 Week 4**: 53.4 points/game \n3. **2020 Week 2**: 53.3 points/game\n4. **2020 Week 9**: 52.9 points/game\n5. **2013 Week 15**: 52.8 points/game\n\n### 4. **Structural Break: 2020**\nThe data shows a clear before/after pattern:\n- **2010-2019 average**: 44.0 points/game\n- **2020**: 49.5 points/game (+12.5%)\n- **2021-2025 average**: 44.2 points/game (return to baseline)\n\n2020 stands as an isolated spike, not a permanent shift.\n\n### 5. **Seasonal Consistency**\nMost seasons cluster tightly around 43-46 points per game, with standard deviation of only ~1.5 points across the 16 complete seasons (excluding 2020 and incomplete 2026). This suggests NFL scoring is remarkably stable year-over-year under normal conditions.\n\n**Data coverage**: 6,185 total games, with 5,348 completed games across 2010-2025 providing the scoring analysis above.",
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"x": "Season",
"series": [
"avg_total_score"
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"title": "Average Total Score per Game by Season (2010-2026)"
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"x": "Week",
"series": [
"avg_total_score"
],
"title": "Top 20 Highest-Scoring Weeks Across All Seasons"
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