1996 National Football League Season - Final Regular Season Standings

Final Regular Season Standings

W = Wins, L = Losses, PCT = Winning Percentage, PF= Points For, PA = Points Against

Clinched playoff seeds are marked in parentheses and shaded in green. No ties occurred this season.

AFC East
Team W L PCT PF PA
(2) New England Patriots 11 5 .688 418 313
(4) Buffalo Bills 10 6 .625 319 266
(6) Indianapolis Colts 9 7 .563 317 334
Miami Dolphins 8 8 .500 339 325
New York Jets 1 15 .063 279 454
AFC Central
Team W L PCT PF PA
(3) Pittsburgh Steelers 10 6 .625 344 257
(5) Jacksonville Jaguars 9 7 .563 325 335
Cincinnati Bengals 8 8 .500 372 369
Houston Oilers 8 8 .500 345 319
Baltimore Ravens 4 12 .250 371 441
AFC West
Team W L PCT PF PA
(1) Denver Broncos 13 3 .813 391 275
Kansas City Chiefs 9 7 .563 297 300
San Diego Chargers 8 8 .500 310 376
Oakland Raiders 7 9 .438 340 293
Seattle Seahawks 7 9 .438 317 376
NFC East
Team W L PCT PF PA
(3) Dallas Cowboys 10 6 .625 286 250
(5) Philadelphia Eagles 10 6 .625 363 341
Washington Redskins 9 7 .563 364 312
Arizona Cardinals 7 9 .438 300 397
New York Giants 6 10 .375 242 297
NFC Central
Team W L PCT PF PA
(1) Green Bay Packers 13 3 .813 456 210
(6) Minnesota Vikings 9 7 .563 298 315
Chicago Bears 7 9 .438 283 305
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6 10 .375 221 293
Detroit Lions 5 11 .313 302 368
NFC West
Team W L PCT PF PA
(2) Carolina Panthers 12 4 .750 367 218
(4) San Francisco 49ers 12 4 .750 398 257
St. Louis Rams 6 10 .375 303 409
Atlanta Falcons 3 13 .188 309 461
New Orleans Saints 3 13 .188 229 339


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