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Every statistic on this site is compiled from official NFL regular season records dating back to the 2002 season. We track wins, losses, ties, point differentials, and more for complete accuracy.
The authoritative statistical database tracking every regular season matchup between NFL teams with avian and feline mascots. Real data. Real rivalry.
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All-Time Wins 56.7% Win Rate3 Ties
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All-Time Wins 42.2% Win RateBirds currently lead the all-time series by 38 games
Since the 2002 NFL realignment created the current 32-team structure, bird and cat mascot teams have faced off 263 times in regular season play. This inter-species rivalry spans conferences and divisions, creating natural matchups that occur multiple times each season.
The five bird teams—Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, Baltimore Ravens, Arizona Cardinals, and Atlanta Falcons—collectively represent the aerial assault of the NFL. The four cat teams—Carolina Panthers, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, and Jacksonville Jaguars—bring the predatory ground game.
Our database tracks every point scored, every victory, and every statistical nuance of this unique NFL rivalry. Whether you're settling a debate with friends or conducting serious analysis, BirdsVsCats.com is your definitive source.
Five franchises representing avian excellence across the NFL.
Four franchises embodying feline power and agility.
Every statistic on this site is compiled from official NFL regular season records dating back to the 2002 season. We track wins, losses, ties, point differentials, and more for complete accuracy.
See which side dominated each NFL season. Our historical data reveals trends, streaks, and patterns in bird vs cat performance over more than two decades of competition.
Dive into each team's complete head-to-head history against their animal rivals. View game logs, win percentages, and performance metrics for all nine franchises.
Birds vs Cats is an unofficial NFL rivalry tracking all matchups between teams with bird mascots (Eagles, Seahawks, Ravens, Cardinals, Falcons) and teams with cat mascots (Panthers, Bengals, Lions, Jaguars). While not an official league division, these inter-species matchups create compelling statistical narratives.
2002 marked the last major NFL realignment when the Houston Texans joined as the 32nd team. The current divisional structure has remained stable since then, making it the ideal starting point for consistent statistical comparison.
Currently, our database tracks regular season games only. Playoff matchups between bird and cat teams are relatively rare due to conference alignment, but we may add playoff data in future updates.
Visit our Stats page for the complete team power rankings, showing win percentages and performance metrics for all nine bird and cat franchises.