1967 NFL Final Standings
Included here on the "Millennium Stats page" are the final 1967 NFL
standings along with scores from all the post-season playoff games.


1967 Final NFL Overall Standings
Eastern Conference
Capital Division Standings
Team Name
Wins
Loses
Ties
PF
PA
y - Dallas Cowboys
9
5
0
342
268
EAGLES
6
7
1
351
409
Washington Redskins
5
6
3
347
353
New Orleans Saints
3
11
0
233
379
Century Division Standings
Team Name
Wins
Loses
Ties
PF
PA
y - Cleveland Browns
9
5
0
334
297
New York Giants
7
7
0
369
379
St. Louis Cardinals
8
5
1
333
356
Pittsburgh Steelers
4
9
1
281
320
Western Conference
Coastal Division Standings
Team Name
Wins
Loses
Ties
PF
PA
y - Los Angeles Rams
11
1
2
398
196
Baltimore Colts
11
1
2
394
198
San Francisco 49ers
7
7
0
273
337
Atlanta Falcons
1
12
1
175
422
Central Division Standings
Team Name
Wins
Loses
Ties
PF
PA
y - Green Bay Packers
9
4
1
332
209
Chicago Bears
7
6
1
239
218
Detroit Lions
5
7
2
260
359
Minnesota Vikings
3
8
3
233
294
1967 Final AFL Overall Standings
Eastern Conference
Team Name
Wins
Loses
Ties
PF
PA
y - Houston Oilers
9
4
1
258
199
New York Jets
8
5
1
371
329
Buffalo Bills
4
10
0
237
285
Miami Dolphins
4
10
0
219
407
Boston Patriots
3
10
1
280
389
Western Conference
Team Name
Wins
Loses
Ties
PF
PA
y - Oakland Raiders
13
1
0
468
233
Kansas City Chiefs
9
5
0
408
254
San Diego Chargers
8
5
1
360
352
Denver Broncos
3
11
0
256
409

y - Clinched Division/Conference
x - Playoff Berth

** Special Note ** ~ The NFL expanded to 16 teams with the addition of the New Orleans Saints. The league's teams were realigned into four divisions: the Capitol and Century Divisions in the Eastern Conference, and the Central and Coastal Divisions in the Western Conference. The Saints and the New York Giants agreed to switch divisions in 1968 and return to the 1967 alignment in 1969.

The Baltimore Colts had tied for the NFL's best record at 11–1–2, but were excluded from the four team playoff, because of the rules for breaking ties within a division. The L.A. Rams won their division title over Baltimore as a result of the Rams' 34–10 win over Baltimore on the last game of the regular season and a
20-20 tie against Baltimore earlier. In competition against Baltimore, L.A. had a 1-0-1 edge, giving them the tiebreaker. Each of the other three division winners had only nine victories. The Green Bay Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL Championship Game (in a game that would be known as the "Ice Bowl"). Two weeks later, the Packers handily defeated the AFL's Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl II in Miami's Orange Bowl, Vince Lombardi's final game as the Packers' head coach.





Oakland Raiders - 14
Green Bay Packers - 33

(Played on January 14, 1968 at the Orange Bowl in Miami, FL)




1967 NFL Championship Game
Dallas Cowboys - 17
Green Bay Packers - 21
(Played on December 31 at Lambeau Field)
1967 AFL Championship Game
Houston Oilers - 7
Oakland Raiders - 40
(Played on Dec. 31 at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum)



1967 NFL Conference Championship Games
Los Angeles Rams - 7
Green Bay Packers - 28
(Played on Dec. 23 at Milwaukee County Stadium)
Cleveland Browns - 14
Dallas Cowboys - 52
(Played on December 24 at the Cotton Bowl)



1967 NFL Playoff Bowl
Cleveland Browns - 6
Los Angeles Rams - 30
(Played on January 5, 1969 in Miami, FL)
* A consolation game between the two teams from the
NFL who each lost in the divisional playoff round.






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