Scorigami is a term used in American football to refer to a unique final score that has never occurred in the history of NFL games. The concept combines “score” and “origami,” implying the creation of something new from an existing framework. Fans and statisticians track potential scores during games, and when a team achieves a final score that has never been recorded before, it is celebrated as a scorigami. The phenomenon highlights the variety and unpredictability of game outcomes, contributing to the excitement and statistical analysis of football. Scorigami has gained popularity among fans and analysts, especially in discussions around game scores and historical comparisons.
Scorigami is the art of achieving unique football scores not previously recorded in NFL history. The concept gained popularity through the work of Jon Bois, highlighting the creativity in scoring.…