The 1974 NFL season was the 55th regular season of the National Football League. The season ended with Super Bowl IX when the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings. Players held a strike from July 1 until August 10,^[1] prior to the regular season beginning;^[2] only one preseason game (that year's Chicago College All-Star Game) was canceled, and the preseason contests were held with all-rookie rosters. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1974_NFL_season

Final Stats:

Team	Record
Oakland Raiders	12 2
Miami Dolphins	11 3
Pittsburgh Steelers	10 3 1
Washington Redskins	10 4
Minnesota Vikings	10 4
Los Angeles Rams	10 4
St. Louis Cardinals	10 4
Buffalo Bills	9 5
Dallas Cowboys	8 6
Denver Broncos	7 6 1
New England Patriots	7 7
Cincinnati Bengals	7 7
New York Jets	7 7
Houston Oilers	7 7
Philadelphia Eagles	7 7
Detroit Lions	7 7
Green Bay Packers	6 8
San Francisco 49ers	6 8
Kansas City Chiefs	5 9
San Diego Chargers	5 9
New Orleans Saints	5 9
Cleveland Browns	4 10
Chicago Bears	4 10
Atlanta Falcons	3 11
Baltimore Colts	2 12
New York Giants	2 12
Playoff Games
Week	Day	Date		Winner/tie		Loser/tie	PtsW	PtsL
Division	Sat	21-Dec	boxscore	Minnesota Vikings		St. Louis Cardinals	30	14
Division	Sat	21-Dec	boxscore	Oakland Raiders		Miami Dolphins	28	26
Division	Sun	22-Dec	boxscore	Pittsburgh Steelers		Buffalo Bills	32	14
Division	Sun	22-Dec	boxscore	Los Angeles Rams		Washington Redskins	19	10
ConfChamp	Sun	29-Dec	boxscore	Minnesota Vikings		Los Angeles Rams	14	10
ConfChamp	Sun	29-Dec	boxscore	Pittsburgh Steelers	@	Oakland Raiders	24	13
SuperBowl	Sun	12-Jan	boxscore	Pittsburgh Steelers	N	Minnesota Vikings	16	6
Most Points per game: 25
Oakland Raiders
Fewest Points allowed per game: 13
Los Angeles Rams
Reguler Season ran from: 9/15-12/15
Playoffs ran from: 12/21-1/12
Best Division: AFC West
Worst Division: NFC East, Central, West,