Army-Navy Game

Army55-63-7Navy
See both programs’ full 91-year Zeitgeist History, side by side →
Next meeting: Sat Dec 12 · 3 pm ET, 38 days away.

Navy leads the all-time series 63-55-7. They've met 125 times since 1891. Navy once took 14 straight.

Current season

Vegas win totals and transfer-portal swing right now, plus what fans are actually saying — not history, this year.

Transfer portal
-3
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: -3
What fans are saying · program direction
One fan believes Army's offense can score enough points to stay close
So, I don't buy the thinking that this loss to La Tech spells doom and gloom and the season is lost...this team has a good offense which I think can keep them in most of the games remaining.
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Transfer portal
-14
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: -9

Stature & the series, 1891–2025

Both programs’ standing over time, each line named at its end, with every meeting beneath — read down to see who was bigger and who won. (Stature is each program’s season-by-season standing on the Zeitgeist List, 1936–present — one score blending on-field performance, program achievement, and roster talent.)

program stature over timeArmyNavyevery meeting (bar height = margin; dark: Army won, gray: Navy won)1900192019401960198020002020

The identity war

Army was the more pass-heavy program — then Navy took it over.

Army threw it more in 6 of 6 seasons, 2004–2009. Since 2010, Navy has led 13 of 17. Real exceptions: 2013, 2015, 2019, 2021.

more passmore runArmyNavy2004200620082010201220142016201820202022202420262010Navy 2.6 ptsNavy won 31-172019Army 2.6 ptsNavy won 31-72013Army 2.3 ptsNavy won 34-7
Source team_season_stats (CFBD season totals) · pass rate = passAttempts ÷ (passAttempts + rushingAttempts)

The biggest win was Navy by 51 in 1973. The biggest crowd, 82,282, was in 2021.

The coaching duels

The draft ledger

Every NFL Draft pick either program has produced since the modern era began, decade by decade.

Draft picks
2-10
Navy leads
1st-rounders
0-0
Since
1967
First CFBD-carried draft class
ArmyNavy
1980s0-1
1990s1-3
2000s1-0
2010s0-2
2020s0-4

Best picks, either side

1986Napoleon McCallum Running Back · Los Angeles RaidersRd 4, pick 26#108 overall
2015Joe Cardona Long Snapper · New England PatriotsRd 5, pick 30#166 overall
1994Max Lane Offensive Tackle · New England PatriotsRd 6, pick 7#168 overall
2016Keenan Reynolds Wide Receiver · Baltimore RavensRd 6, pick 7#182 overall
1993Robert Kuberski Defensive End · Green Bay PackersRd 7, pick 15#183 overall
1995Kevin Hickman Tight End · Detroit LionsRd 6, pick 15#186 overall
2025Rayuan Lane III Safety · Jacksonville JaguarsRd 6, pick 24#200 overall
2008Caleb Campbell Safety · Detroit LionsRd 7, pick 11#218 overall

Recent meetings

2025Navy17-16Army — decided by 1
2024Navy31-13Army — Army routed by 18
2023Army17-11
2022Army20-17
2021Navy17-13
2020Army15-0
2019Navy31-7
2018Army17-10
2017Army14-13Navy — decided by 1
2016Army21-17
2015Navy21-17
2014Navy17-10
2013Navy34-7
2012Navy17-13

Every meeting since 2018, play by play

Each line is Army’s chance to win through that meeting. Army is 2-1 in the meetings since 2018 that were still close in the fourth quarter.

2025Navy 17-16Army lost 16-17 vs Navy. Chance to win started at 31%, low under 1%, high 74%.Busy
2024Navy 31-13Army lost 13-31 vs Navy. Chance to win started at 62%, low under 1%, high 63%.Busy
2022Army 20-17Army won 20-17 vs Navy. Chance to win started at 40%, low 12%, high better than 99%.Busy
2020Army 15-0Army won 15-0 vs Navy. Chance to win started at 73%, low 61%, high better than 99%.
2019Navy 31-7Army lost 7-31 vs Navy. Chance to win started at 21%, low under 1%, high 50%.
2018Army 17-10Army won 17-10 vs Navy. Chance to win started at 70%, low 55%, high 97%.
Read a quote from each meeting
  • 2025
    “Tezca unreal job stripping the ball from the Army player”
    A Navy fan

Meetings with their own story page

11 meetings in our archive, 2015 to 2025.