NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

[Shirtless Guy]

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This is correct. The Baltimore Ravens only get to count 1996-present. The Cleveland Browns get to count 1946-1995; 1999-present. The Houston Oilers records count with the Tennessee Titans. For teams that combined during World War II, the records went with both franchises (see, e.g., 1944 Card-Pitt (Chicago Cardinals (now the Arizona Cardinals) and Pittsburgh Steelers coop)).

what about the Steagles?

[unofan]

I don't understand how any judge even allows this suit. It's all private property, and sports fandom is not a protected category. What am I missing?

Anyone can file a suit. Doesn't mean they'll succeed.

[Fighting Sioux 23]

Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

what about the Steagles?

That would be another example. And yes, the Steagles record counts towards both the Eagles and the Steelers.

[mookie1995]

Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

dallas
pittsburgh
green bay
new england
nyg
san francisco
oakland
denver
miami
washington


*baltimore has known almost nothing but success since their move, but that is only 20yrs.

[Fighting Sioux 23]

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*baltimore has known almost nothing but success since their move, but that is only 20yrs.

I'll post the numbers when I'm done with the reveal, but the Ravens have the third highest points/game played ratio. 15 playoff wins in 21 seasons...not too shabby.

[Fighting Sioux 23]

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About 90 minutes left to get any last minute entries into the Top 10 contest. So far, I only have 3 entries (JF_Gophers, Kepler, and mookie1995).

[MissThundercat]

About 90 minutes left to get any last minute entries into the Top 10 contest. So far, I only have 3 entries (JF_Gophers, Kepler, and mookie1995).

Steelers
Dallas
Green Bay
Oakland
KC
Denver
Baltimore
Seattle
Chicago
San Francisco

[St. Clown]

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1. Green Bay
2. Steelers
3. Chicago
4. New York
5. Dallas
6. New England
7. San Francisco
8. Washington Hostile & Abusives
9. Denver
10. Oakland/L.A Raiders

[Fighting Sioux 23]

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#32 - Houston Texans
Points: 9.4392
Super Bowl Championships: 0
NFL Championships: 0
Playoff Appearances: 4 (3-4 (0.429))

It should be no surprise that the NFL's newest franchise ranks last in these All-Time rankings. While Houston has won 4 Division Championships in their 15 seasons (the same number as the New York Jets have in their franchise's history), they have yet to advance to an AFC Championship Game. The Texans have a dominating defense, but have yet to find a franchise QB to lead them to a Championship. We'll see if Deshaun Watson is the key for the Texans to lift the Lombardi Trophy. If he does, Houston will likely rise quickly in these rankings.

#32 - Houston Texans: 9.4392 Points

[MissThundercat]

The Vikings are buying Michael Floyd's "too much kombucha" defense.

[St. Clown]

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The Vikings are buying Michael Floyd's "too much kombucha" defense.

No they're not. They just don't want to search for another receiver right now because Spielman doesn't like searching for O talent.

[Fighting Sioux 23]

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The Vikings are buying Michael Floyd's "too much kombucha" defense.

Apparently the Vikings have the stuff on tap at team facilities, so it sort of makes sense.

[The Sicatoka]

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The Vikings are buying Michael Floyd's "too much kombucha" defense.

Of course you're going to have alcohol in your urinalysis when you drink that much kombucha cut with Grey Goose.

[Fighting Sioux 23]

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#31 - Jacksonville Jaguars
Points: 9.9472
Super Bowl Championships: 0
NFL Championships: 0
Playoff Appearances: 6 (5-6 (0.455))

Jacksonville comes in at #31 on this list, as the Jaguars have only six playoff appearances and have never advanced past the conference championship game. Jacksonville has the fewest division championships (2), the fewest First Team All-Pros (7), and the fewest AP Award Winners (0) in the entire league. Despite being in the league for only 22 seasons, the Jags have as many playoff wins (5) as the Cincinnati Bengals, but 4 of those 5 wins came within the franchise's first five seasons. Jacksonville hopes that Tom Coughlin's return to the organization will bring the Jaguars back to the playoffs for the first time in a decade and on the right track to win more hardware.

#31 - Jacksonville Jaguars: 9.9472 Points
#32 - Houston Texans: 9.4392 Points

[Shirtless Guy]

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I know I'm late to formalize my list but here it is:

1) Green Bay Packers
2) Pittsburgh Steelers
3) New York Giants
4) Chicago Bears
5) Dallas Cowboys
6) New England Patriots
7) San Francisco 49ers
8) Washington Redskins
9) Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts
10) Oakland/Los Angeles/Las Vegas Raiders