The Jacksonville Jaguars’ 65-7 win over the Miami Dolphins in January 2000 is the biggest blowout in NFL playoff history.
In more than two decades since Fred Taylor and the Jaguars obliterated Dan Marino and the Dolphins, no team has come close to matching the 58-point blowout.
Biggest NFL Playoff Blowouts
T9. Patriots 45, Colts 7 – 2015
The Patriots dominated the AFC Championship.
Tom Brady threw for three touchdowns while LeGarrette Blount ran for three more scores.
T9. Cowboys 38, Buccaneers 0 – 1982
Tampa Bay’s Doug Williams threw four interceptions, and four different Dallas players scored rushing touchdowns in this Divisional Round game.
T6. 49ers 44, Giants 3 – 1994
San Francisco held a 413-194 total yards advantage in its Divisional Round win.
New York’s Phil Simms threw four interceptions, and San Francisco’s Ricky Watters rushed for five touchdowns.
T6. Jets 41, Colts 0 – 2003
In the Wild Card round, Chad Pennington outplayed Peyton Manning, throwing for three touchdowns and zero interceptions. Manning had a 0:2 touchdown-to-interception ratio.
T6. Giants 41, Vikings 0 – 2001
This NFC Championship game was never close. Kerry Collins threw five touchdowns while Daunte Culpepper passed for just 78 yards with three interceptions.
5. Washington 51, Rams 7 – 1984
Washington held a 38-7 halftime lead in the Divisional Round en route to the 41-point win.
John Riggins rushed for three touchdowns, and Joe Theismann threw for 302 yards and two scores.
4. 49ers 55, Broncos 10 – 1990
There wasn’t a whole lot of suspense in this Super Bowl.
Jerry Rice was unstoppable, catching three of Joe Montana’s five touchdown passes.
3. Giants 49, 49ers 3 – 1987
In the Divisional Round, Phil Simms threw four touchdowns on just nine completed passes and 19 attempts.
2. Bills 51, Raiders 3 – 1991
This was the start of Buffalo’s four consecutive Super Bowl appearances, dominating the Raiders in the AFC Championship game.
Kenneth Davis led the way with three rushing touchdowns.
1. Jaguars 62, Dolphins 7 – 2000
In the Divisional Round, the Jaguars raced out to a 24-0 first-quarter lead and didn’t look back.
Jacksonville had 520 total yards to Miami’s 131. Mark Brunell and Jay Fiedler both threw two touchdowns, and three Jaguars rushed for one touchdown.
