The 2026 NFL season has already produced three Scorigamis through Week 9, including the Bears’ 59-37 win over the Panthers and Vikings’ 39-22 victory over the Packers in Week 1 plus the Bengals’ 43-36 overtime result against the Titans in Week 8, keeping the pace above the typical four-to-seven unique final scores per year. Trader pricing for individual weekly markets reflects this recent frequency alongside the roughly 5-6% per-game probability of a never-before-seen score, driven primarily by the 14-game slate, elevated offensive output, frequent two-point attempts, and occasional overtime or missed extra points that expand the range of possible combinations. Later weeks carry modestly higher implied probabilities due to cumulative variance and the larger sample of contests, while the wisdom of crowds in these markets incorporates head-to-head scoring trends and league-wide shifts toward higher totals without assigning certainty to any single outcome.