The 2012 regular season set the NFL record for total points scored in a season with 11,651; the 22.8 points-per-game for each team is also the highest since the AFL-NFL merger. The Minnesota Vikings set the NFL record for most playoff losses with 27. The Minnesota Vikings broke the NFL record for most road playoff losses with 16. The New England Patriots tied the St. Louis Rams' record set from 1999–2001 for the most consecutive seasons scoring 500 or more points with three. Robert Griffin III set a passer rating of 102.4, to break Ben Roethlisberger's record for the highest rating by a rookie. Most home playoff games won: 20, San Francisco 49ers Colin Kaepernick set record for most rushing yards by a quarterback in a single game, with 181 yards. Tom Brady set the record for most playoff games won with 17. Most conference championship games played starting quarterback (tie): 7, Tom Brady Russell Wilson set a rookie record for passing yards in a playoff game : 385. Joe Flacco tied Joe Montana's record for most touchdown passes (11) without an interception in a postseason Regular season statistical leaders Awards All-Pro Team Players of the Week/Month The following were named the top performers during the 2012 season: Season awards The 2nd Annual NFL Honors, saluting the best players and plays from 2012 season, was held at the Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans, Louisiana on February 2, 2013. Team superlatives Offense Most points scored: New England, 557 (34.8 PPG) Fewest points scored: Kansas City, 211 (13.2 PPG) Most total offensive yards: New England, 6,846 Fewest total offensive yards: Arizona, 4,209 Most total passing yards: New Orleans, 4,997 Fewest total passing yards: Kansas City, 2,713 Most rushing yards: Washington, 2,709 Fewest rushing yards: Arizona, 1,204 Defense Fewest points allowed: Seattle, 245 (15.3 PPG) Most points allowed: Tennessee, 471 (29.4 PPG) Fewest total yards allowed (defense): Pittsburgh, 4,413 Most total yards allowed (defense): New Orleans, 7,042 Fewest passing yards allowed: Pittsburgh, 2,963 Most passing yards allowed (defense): Tampa Bay, 4,758 Fewest rushing yards allowed (defense): Tampa Bay, 1,320 Most rushing yards allowed (defense): New Orleans, 2,361 Coaching changes Pre-season changes In-season The following head coaches were replaced in-season: Uniforms Nike became the official uniform provider for the NFL, succeeding Reebok, which had a decade-long partnership in that capacity. On April 3, Nike unveiled the new uniforms for all 32 teams. Cosmetically,