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Most Field Goals Attempted by a Team in a Season (NFL)

The best single seasons by any NFL team, 1938–2026. Field goals attempted

The 2011 San Francisco 49ers and the 2025 Houston Texans share the NFL team record for field goals attempted in a season, with 52. Next best is the 1966 Los Angeles Rams, at 49.

NFL team record San Francisco 49ers 2011 season, 16 games
52 Field Goals Attempted Tied with 2025 Houston Texans
# Team Season G FGA
1 San Francisco 49ers 2011 16 52
1 Houston Texans 2025 17 52
3 Los Angeles Rams 1966 14 49
3 Washington Redskins 1971 14 49
5 Green Bay Packers 1972 14 48
5 Seattle Seahawks 2025 17 48
7 New York Jets 1969 14 47
7 Los Angeles Rams 1973 14 47
7 Washington Redskins 1983 16 47
7 Dallas Cowboys 2024 17 47
11 Buffalo Bills 1965 14 46
11 New York Jets 1968 14 46
11 Minnesota Vikings 1970 14 46
11 Miami Dolphins 1999 16 46
15 Los Angeles Rams 1970 14 45
15 Kansas City Chiefs 1971 14 45
15 Carolina Panthers 1996 16 45
15 Pittsburgh Steelers 2001 16 45
15 Arizona Cardinals 2005 16 45
15 Kansas City Chiefs 2017 16 45
21 Minnesota Vikings 1989 16 44
21 Los Angeles Raiders 1993 16 44
21 Pittsburgh Steelers 2022 17 44
21 Pittsburgh Steelers 2024 17 44
25 Los Angeles Rams 1967 14 43
25 Pittsburgh Steelers 1973 14 43
25 Los Angeles Rams 1978 16 43
25 New York Jets 1991 16 43
25 Washington Redskins 1991 16 43
25 Detroit Lions 1993 16 43
25 San Diego Chargers 2001 16 43
25 Los Angeles Rams 2017 16 43
25 Las Vegas Raiders 2021 17 43
25 Baltimore Ravens 2022 17 43
25 Los Angeles Rams 2023 17 43
25 San Francisco 49ers 2024 17 43
37 Pittsburgh Steelers 1962 14 42
37 Kansas City Chiefs 1970 14 42
37 Washington Redskins 1973 14 42
37 Detroit Lions 1980 16 42
37 New York Giants 1983 16 42
37 Pittsburgh Steelers 1985 16 42
37 New Orleans Saints 1987 15 42
37 St. Louis Rams 2003 16 42
37 New York Giants 2005 16 42
37 San Francisco 49ers 2012 16 42
37 Pittsburgh Steelers 2015 16 42
37 Washington Redskins 2016 16 42
37 Tennessee Titans 2017 16 42
37 Houston Texans 2018 16 42
37 Seattle Seahawks 2023 17 42
37 Houston Texans 2024 17 42
37 Los Angeles Chargers 2024 17 42
37 Minnesota Vikings 2024 17 42
37 Washington Commanders 2024 17 42
37 New Orleans Saints 2025 17 42
37 Dallas Cowboys 2025 17 42
58 Pittsburgh Steelers 1963 14 41
58 New Orleans Saints 1969 14 41
58 New York Giants 1970 14 41
58 Los Angeles Rams 1972 14 41
58 Pittsburgh Steelers 1972 14 41
58 New England Patriots 1986 16 41
58 Chicago Bears 1986 16 41
58 Pittsburgh Steelers 1995 16 41
58 Indianapolis Colts 1997 16 41
58 New York Jets 1997 16 41
58 Buffalo Bills 1998 16 41
58 Pittsburgh Steelers 2002 16 41
58 Oakland Raiders 2010 16 41
58 Miami Dolphins 2010 16 41
58 Washington Redskins 2011 16 41
58 New England Patriots 2013 16 41
58 Baltimore Ravens 2013 16 41
58 Houston Texans 2016 16 41
58 Philadelphia Eagles 2016 16 41
58 San Francisco 49ers 2017 16 41
58 Los Angeles Rams 2018 16 41
58 Dallas Cowboys 2020 16 41
58 Indianapolis Colts 2023 17 41
58 Atlanta Falcons 2024 17 41
58 Miami Dolphins 2024 17 41
58 Los Angeles Chargers 2025 17 41
84 St. Louis Cardinals 1966 14 40
84 Kansas City Chiefs 1968 14 40
84 Houston Oilers 1969 14 40
84 Miami Dolphins 1971 14 40
84 Cincinnati Bengals 1972 14 40
84 Philadelphia Eagles 1973 14 40
84 New England Patriots 1989 16 40
84 Washington Redskins 1989 16 40
84 Washington Redskins 1990 16 40
84 Washington Redskins 1992 16 40
84 San Diego Chargers 1993 16 40
84 Atlanta Falcons 1995 16 40
84 Buffalo Bills 1995 16 40
84 Indianapolis Colts 1996 16 40
84 Tennessee Oilers 1998 16 40
84 Seattle Seahawks 1999 16 40
84 Atlanta Falcons 2002 16 40

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as passer rating and yards per attempt are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players.