Every NFL division, every team, and the one number the standings never show you: how long it has been since each team last won a football game. The Colts have gone the longest without a win of any team in the NFL, 321 days and counting.
| # | Team | Division | Days | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indianapolis Colts | AFC South | 321 | 0–2 |
| 2 | Los Angeles Chargers | AFC West | 279 | 0–2 |
| 3 | Tennessee Titans | AFC South | 279 | 0–2 |
| 4 | Miami Dolphins | AFC East | 272 | 0–2 |
| 5 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | NFC South | 266 | 0–2 |
Bills lead at 2–0. Longest wait: Dolphins, 272 days.
Bengals lead at 2–0. Longest wait: Ravens, 13 days.
Jaguars lead at 1–1. Longest wait: Colts, 321 days.
Chiefs lead at 2–0. Longest wait: Chargers, 279 days.
Eagles lead at 2–0. Longest wait: Commanders, 265 days.
Vikings lead at 2–0. Longest wait: Bears, 13 days.
Panthers lead at 1–1. Longest wait: Buccaneers, 266 days.
49ers lead at 2–0. Longest wait: Cardinals, 13 days.
Each division has its own site with the same tools: current records in the league's own tiebreaker order, the full season schedule for every team with results and scores, a box score for each game with scoring by quarter and the leading performers, week by week recaps, and head-to-head records between division rivals.
Everything updates itself. Scores refresh about once a minute while a game is being played, every five minutes on days the division usually plays, and every thirty minutes otherwise. Nothing is typed in by hand, so a final score, a change in the standings and a reset drought counter all appear on their own.
More detail on how the counters are calculated is on the about page.