Broncos vs. Chiefs could break Week 1 scoring record Monday night
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 9:48 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

As of now, the Broncos and Chiefs matchup on Monday night is poised to set a record for scoring in Week 1. A total of 750 points have been scored across the first 15 games of the NFL season, just 41 points shy of the all-time Week 1 record. Should the teams combine for 42 or more points, the record will be established. Mike Tomlin, in his first Week 1 absent as a head coach since 2006, discussed how current practices focus more on skill and less on physicality, impacting the style of play. The NFL has adjusted rules to favor high-scoring games, indicating a significant statistic release is expected following the matchup.
- •750 total points scored through 15 Week 1 games so far.
- •Teams need 42 points to set a new Week 1 scoring record.
- •Mike Tomlin comments on changes in practice methods.
- •NFL rules adjustments have encouraged higher scoring.
- •Record details to be released post-game.
- 9:48 PMYahoo Sports — With 42 points in Broncos-Chiefs, the Week 1 scoring record will be broken
"Through 15 games, 750 points have been scored.
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