Which NFL team had the longest losing streak in the 1925 season?

The Columbus Tigers had the longest losing streak within the 1925 regular season at 9 straight games. During this streak they lost to their opponents by an average of 10.7 points. The streak started on Sep 27, 1925 and ended on Nov 29, 1925.

Longest 1925 NFL Losing Streaks

Team Losing Streak Start End Avg Margin of Defeat
1 Columbus Tigers 9 Sep 27 Nov 29 10.7 pts
2 Dayton Triangles 7 Oct 4 Nov 29 11.6 pts
3 Milwaukee Badgers 6 Oct 4 Dec 10 30.7 pts
4 Rochester Jeffersons 5 Oct 25 Nov 22 15.6 pts
5 Buffalo Bisons 4 Nov 1 Nov 15 10.8 pts
Cleveland Bulldogs 4 Oct 18 Nov 11 10.2 pts
7 Canton Bulldogs 3 Oct 10 Oct 18 16.7 pts
Chicago Bears 3 Dec 9 Dec 13 11.0 pts
Duluth Kelleys 3 Sep 27 Nov 1 6.3 pts
Frankford Yellow Jackets 3 Nov 29 Dec 12 19.7 pts
Green Bay Packers 3 Nov 22 Nov 28 19.3 pts
Hammond Pros 3 Oct 11 Dec 12 18.0 pts
Kansas City Cowboys 3 Oct 4 Oct 18 7.7 pts
New York Giants 3 Oct 11 Oct 18 10.0 pts
15 Akron Pros 2 Nov 7 Nov 8 15.5 pts
Buffalo Bisons 2 Sep 26 Sep 27 24.0 pts
Cleveland Bulldogs 2 Nov 22 Nov 26 17.5 pts
Frankford Yellow Jackets 2 Nov 21 Nov 22 13.5 pts
Kansas City Cowboys 2 Nov 15 Nov 22 14.5 pts

Were there any historic NFL losing streaks in the 1925 season?

Yes, one losing streak during the 1925 NFL season is in the all time top 50 losing streaks in the same season. The 9 game losing streak by the Columbus Tigers is the 49th longest same season losing streak in NFL history.

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