2021 NFL Imperialism Map

Los Angeles Rams23–20Cincinnati Bengals+20 territories
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Territory Changes

Team Territory Control

This table shows all teams sorted by the number of territories they control.

Final standings: the Los Angeles Rams finished on top with 22 of 32 territories (68.8%).

Team Territories Controlled
Los Angeles Rams 22 (68.8%)
Cleveland Browns 10 (31.2%)

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How NFL Territory Conquest Works

  • Every team starts with the land closest to its stadium.
  • Win a game and you take all of the loser's territory.
  • Territory carries over all season, with no resets until next year.
  • London games and neutral sites still follow winner-takes-all
  • Los Angeles and New York teams use their training facility locations
  • Click any territory to trace every team that held it.

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Shared Venues Note

Some teams in this season share a venue location. For visualization purposes, each team's territory boundary is calculated from a slightly offset position (~300 feet apart) to create distinct territories.

  • SoFi Stadium:
    • Los Angeles Chargers (nudged NE)
    • Los Angeles Rams (nudged SW)
  • MetLife Stadium:
    • New York Giants (nudged NE)
    • New York Jets (nudged SW)

Data sources: Sports Reference (game data); VenueStats (venue data).

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Season Records

The standout territory feats of the season.

Biggest Land Grab
+20
in a single week (3-4)
Longest Reign
3
straight weeks as leader
Most Conquered
43
territories taken all season
Biggest Collapse
−20
lost in one week (3-4)

Team Directory

Each team's season at a glance — weeks spent leading the map, largest empire, territory conquered, and the rise-and-fall sparkline. Sorted by who dominated.

Paul Brown Stadium

3 weeks led peak 20 +43 taken

Nissan Stadium

3 weeks led peak 18 +22 taken

Lucas Oil Stadium

3 weeks led peak 12 +14 taken

Raymond James Stadium

3 weeks led peak 12 +13 taken

SoFi Stadium

1 week led peak 22 +25 taken

Hard Rock Stadium

1 week led peak 18 +19 taken

M&T Bank Stadium

1 week led peak 12 +12 taken

Caesars Superdome

1 week led peak 12 +13 taken

MetLife Stadium

1 week led peak 12 +16 taken

SoFi Stadium

1 week led peak 8 +9 taken

FirstEnergy Stadium

0 weeks led peak 10 +14 taken

Lambeau Field

0 weeks led peak 10 +10 taken

Arrowhead Stadium

0 weeks led peak 10 +11 taken

State Farm Stadium

0 weeks led peak 6 +5 taken

AT&T Stadium

0 weeks led peak 6 +8 taken

Empower Field at Mile High

0 weeks led peak 6 +7 taken

MetLife Stadium

0 weeks led peak 6 +6 taken

Bank of America Stadium

0 weeks led peak 4 +5 taken

Allegiant Stadium

0 weeks led peak 4 +5 taken

Levi's Stadium

0 weeks led peak 4 +5 taken

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

0 weeks led peak 2 +2 taken

Highmark Stadium

0 weeks led peak 2 +2 taken

Soldier Field

0 weeks led peak 2 +2 taken

NRG Stadium

0 weeks led peak 2 +3 taken

Gillette Stadium

0 weeks led peak 2 +2 taken

Heinz Field

0 weeks led peak 2 +1 taken

Lumen Field

0 weeks led peak 2 +1 taken

Ford Field

0 weeks led peak 1 +0 taken

TIAA Bank Field

0 weeks led peak 1 +0 taken

U.S. Bank Stadium

0 weeks led peak 1 +0 taken

FedExField

0 weeks led peak 1 +0 taken

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