NFL opens 2026 season with record Week 1 scoring
NFL News • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 4:58 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
The NFL's 2026 season opened with a standout performance as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Denver Broncos combined for 41 points in their Monday night matchup. This total allowed Week 1 scoring to match the record for the most points scored in the Super Bowl era. Their scoring surge followed a more defensive encounter in the season opener between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots, which ended with a narrow 13-10 result. The league's record-setting start to the season has heightened anticipation for the upcoming games.
- •Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos scored 41 points combined on Monday night.
- •Week 1 scoring ties the record for the Super Bowl era.
- •Seattle Seahawks won 13-10 against New England Patriots in the season opener.
- •The record-setting scoring showcases an emphasis on offense this season.
- 4:58 AMNFL News — NFL ties Week 1 scoring record for Super Bowl era - NFL.com
"Thanks to the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos reaching 41 combined points on Monday night, the opening slate of games for the 2026 season tied a record for the most Week 1 points scored during the Super Bowl era.
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