🏈 Top NFL Teams with the Most Regular Season Wins of All Time! 🏆

Which NFL teams have won have the most wins in history? Discover the ultimate legacy of NFL greatness in this captivating video! Watch as we bring football history to life with stunning bar chart race visualizations that showcase the rise of legendary franchises.
If you are a fan of American football and enjoy NFL statistics, standings and team performance comparisons then this video is for you. Find out which NFL team won the most regular season games from 1920 to 2025.
📊 What’s Inside:
1️⃣ Total Wins Over Time: See how NFL teams have climbed the leaderboard year by year, from the league’s origins in 1920 all the way to 2024. Which teams dominated the early decades, and which modern powerhouses have surged to the top?
2️⃣ Winning Percentages Over the Years: Take a closer look at consistency and excellence as we rank NFL franchises by their all-time winning percentages. Find out which teams have been the most successful in regular-season play throughout history.
⚡ From historic dynasties to today’s contenders, this video offers a thrilling look at how the NFL’s most iconic teams have made their mark.
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💬 Don’t forget to share your thoughts! Who’s your favorite team, and where do they rank in NFL history? Let us know in the comments below!

[@onekoolmedic]

Green Bay America’s real team!

[@RAJohns]

You criticize Dallas for having it, but GB had a huge head start.

[@Rhymethyme33]

Imagine having nearly 90 more wins than your closest opponent just to be in 2nd place by the end

[@jjmalaprop9968]

The end? The NFL is over?

[@Rhymethyme33]

@jjmalaprop9968 end of the video

[@justindement5629]

Redskins not the Commanders 😂😂

[@adrianpilcher703]

Boston not Washington

[@ozymandias1759]

​@@adrianpilcher703A team can remain in the best place for it, but when you change your name, you lose your identity

[@rodrigoserrato9664]

Incredible, I am a fan of the Miami Dolphins and I only know their history from the 2000's onwards except for the two Superbowls won, Dan Marino and Don Shula but I find it incredible that it is one of the teams with the best winning percentage, that speaks very well of my dolphins, I hope the best times return with an elite HOF player

[@Schneids71]

Thank you for actually knowing when the NFL began and that its entire history of stats count.

[@krl97a]

Except that he lumped in non-NFL games from the AAFC and pre-merger NFL. Incorrect since the title says "NFL".

[@pirategamer6630]

​@@krl97aPre-merger is still the NFL...

[@krl97a]

@pirategamer6630 No it was AFL. A completely separate league until the merger began in 1966 with the common draft.

[@pirategamer6630]

@@krl97a You said "pre-merger NFL"... that's the NFL. And if it's the same teams, it should count regardless. It's like saying the USFL and XFL were pointless because they're now the UFL. Not pointless. Just before a change

[@krl97a]

@pirategamer6630 Clearly that was a typo and I meant pre merger AFL, as my next post made clear. No, non-NFL games shouldn't be counted as NFL games because that's incorrect and dishonest. That doesn't mean those games were pointless. The franchise can still count them in a separate tally. Heck, the Packers actually PREDATED the existence of the NFL. They're just not NFL games. I prefer historical accuracy.

[@curtisthomas-eg4th]

Huh, the oldest teams have the most wins. Who would have thunk it?

[@nlu92usc]

The Cleveland Browns and San Francisco 49ers played in the All-American Football Conference from 1946 to 1949. The NFL does not count those games as NFL games.

[@Schneids71]

Just like AFL stats do not count before those teams joined the NFL.

[@AldoSantomauro]

The Browns colors do them no justice either. Someone should of painted a toilet bowl next to that color....

[@nlu92usc]

@@Schneids71 The NFL recognizes AFL results and statistics.

[@master8491]

While I understand the basic objective list, I do think winning PERCENTAGE would be a more accurate indication of which teams are more dominant. Obviously a team that’s been around since 1920 is going to have more wins than, say a team debuting in 1970. That’s a 50-year head start.

[@cherbutler85]

By that logic, the only “fair” chart would start in 2002,….the year the last NFL team joined the league. The Texans. Green Bay should actually have more victories. They started in 1919. The year before the NFL was created. They won 10 games in 1919. 9 more in 1920. But didn’t join the NFL until 1921. MLB just integrated Negro league stats. Should do the same for pre-NFL teams.

[@AR_universe]

@@cherbutler85This is NFL wins tho lol

[@jondelmore3163]

Redskins have the majority of those wins, NOT the commanders

[@GraveDigger35]

Still the same team

[@jondelmore3163]

@ same team with a gayer name now

[@lordwhttgr]

The Decatur Stales and the Chicago Bears are the same team, yet you have them listed as two different teams.

[@bradcole1151]

There's not a lot of football games played compared to other sports.

[@dukelukas5965]

The fact that the Bears are on top shows you what a stupid meaningless waste of time this is

[@piggyroo100]

Where are the Pottsville Maroons?

[@g.d.graham2446]

Packers & Bears... the longest and best sports rivalry EVER Go Pack Go 😊

[@NoahSolis-r6h]

🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻

[@krl97a]

The Decatur Staleys ARE the Chicago Bears.

[@patricksheldon5859]

Dayton Triangles deserved better

[@robertulm6973]

Well they are now the Kansas City Chiefs

[@arnulfoalvarez1743]

Well of course the NFL teams that were originals will have more victories! The AFL didn’t merge with the the NFL didn’t start until 1960 35 years advantage! Count the victories from 1960! Big difference!

[@jwbogacki]

I noticed that you didn't accumulate the winning percentage from most of the league early on (e.g., staleys, yanks, pros, etc.). I noticed you did do that for the nba, but the pittsburgh ironmen was never in the nba. They were in one of the two leagues before the nba merger.

[@welovestats1]

The win percentage is only for teams currently playing in the NFL.

[@AldoSantomauro]

America's Team being in 12th place. Bet Cowgirl fans didnt see that coming either. Might as well band wagon off the bears...

[@jeffreybuehler354]

When comparing something like this we currently use the Superbowl Era (1966-present)

[@Austin.Kilgore]

Yeah this channel already made one of these videos but did it from 1970-2024…

[@nicholasdupont2468]

The entire AFC wasn't even a thing until the AFL started in the 1960s. At least start there or do it by percentage only.

[@derbyct864]

Some of thes teams havnt even been around since 1920 so list is misleading as it doesnt make them dominant. Try list of games played and games won

[@welovestats1]

These are NFL franchises. E.g. 1) Washington Commanders = Boston Braves / Boston Redskins / Washington Redskins 2) Las Vegas Raiders = Oakland Raiders / Los Angeles Raiders All the results of these teams are accumulated as one team (with the last and current team name).

[@jwbogacki]

​​@@welovestats1 That's why i saw three raider teams in the winning percentage column in the video that spanned from 1970 to 2025.

[@krl97a]

PFR has the Cowboys and Ravens tied for 1st at .574. Depends on your methodology maybe, like how you count ties. Anyway, Go Cowboys! America's Team.