Greatest NFL Franchise Of All Time

LOL! So they were the Biggest Loser in all of Football THREE TIMES before the had enough videotape to win 1!

Hahaha a squeelers fan LOLOLOLOL. Too bad your team wasn't relevant before the 1960s. Giants are the best franchise ever.

whats a worse franchise... one that makes it to the championship 3 times in 40 years or one that probably doesn't even have 3 playoff wins in 40 years.

Intoducing the FOUR TIME SUPER BOWL LOSING New England Patriots, a net SB record of (-1)! LOL!

LOL! So they were the Biggest Loser in all of Football THREE TIMES before the had enough videotape to win 1!










twice. '85 and '96



 

twice. '85 and '96
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I stand (?) corrected. 

Unless of course ... you want to be like the Cleveland fans and count your 1963 AFL Championship Game Loss. Just sayin'

you want to be like the Cleveland fans and count your 1963 AFL Championship Game Loss. Just sayin'














I don't want to count any losses! But I thought you were talking SBs. 




1 was -1 in '63 so that game never happened anyway  

I don't want to count any losses! But I thought you were talking SBs.
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I was, that was a joke. 




1 was -1 in '63 so that game never happened anyway
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Unfortunately, no, 4 SB Losses '85, '86, '07, '11 + 3 SB wins, '01, '03, '04 = (-1), if you count the AFL, it's (-2) 

Let's just stop arguing and agree on one thing:

It would be really beneficial to know the other team's formations, plays, and gameplans ahead of time.  

 

bear-man 11: The poll does not ask who is good now, or who has been the best since you've been watching, or who has the most Superbowl titles.

The poll is asking WHAT FRANCHISE IS THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME.

There's only one clear cut answer to this question, and the ALL TIME stats show one clear winner.

I guess when you come into a conversation at the end, you might feel bright tryin' to school someone. Hate to break it to you though, I left my three cents a few pages before you jumped in there, slugger. FYI: I said title town, not chi town the windy city.

- TEAM STATS

  Most regular season wins:  Chicago Bears - 712

  Most combined wins: Chicago Bears - 729

  Highest winning percentage regular season: Chicago Bears - .575

  Highest winning percentage overall: Chicago Bears - .575

Your stats are about as good as passing yards.

And it's also very detrimental to have a cry baby qb who runs out of the nfccg.

Charlie Sheen said it best:  Winning!

Who cares about selected meaningless stats about who was the best of the losers in a particular year?  If you win, you matter.  If you don't, you don't.


Green Bay - 13 championships in 93 years, including 2 in the last 20 to indicate that the franchise is still relevant today


Next closest is 9 in 92, but none in the last 25 years indicating that this franchise is no longer noteworthy.

Superbowl era is the Steelers - all 6 championships in the last 40 years of their 80-year history.

 

Unfortunately, no, 4 SB Losses '85, '86, '07, '11 + 3 SB wins, '01, '03, '04 = (-1), if you count the AFL, it's (-2












I meant "I" was -1 in '63. ie: not born yet, so that game doesn't count.

I meant "I" was -1 in '63. ie: not born yet, so that game doesn't count.
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Damn it, they can't prove it to you they lost that one!  It's all lies they made up to keep the Pats down, the bastiches!

Steelers without a doubt. Sure Green Bay was something before electricity, getting thosein an era that resembles Football today as much as we all enjoy our horse and buggy rides to the Barn dance, but in the era where football as we know it today was played, it's Pittsburgh.


I hereby nominate Sol for Poet Laureate, 2013.








 irrelevant Gift Titles



Absolutely priceless

Here's another way of looking at things: that is if you REALLY want to measure "franchises"


1 New York Giants 32
2 Green Bay Packers 30
3 Dallas Cowboys 29
4 Cleveland Browns 28
5 Chicago Bears 26
6 Minnesota Vikings 26
7 Pittsburgh Steelers 26
Rams combined 26
8 San Francisco 49ers 24
Colts combined 24
9 Philadelphia Eagles 23
10 Miami Dolphins 22
11 Oakland Raiders 21
12 Washington Redskins 21
Oilers/Titans combined 21
13 New England Patriots 19
14 Denver Broncos 18
15 Buffalo Bills 17
16 San Diego Chargers 17
17 Kansas City Chiefs 16
18 Detroit Lions 15
19 New York Jets 14
20 Indianapolis Colts 14
21 Atlanta Falcons 11
22 Seattle Seahawks 11
23 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10
24 Cincinnati Bengals 9
25 Baltimore Ravens 8
26 New Orleans Saints 8
27 Jacksonville Jaguars 6
28 Tennessee Titans 6
Cardinals combined 6
29 St. Louis Rams 5
30 Carolina Panthers 4
31 Arizona Cardinals 3
32 Houston Texans 1


Go get 'em Sol!!!!!!

That's Playoff appearances (above)

I typed it.....didn't take


Thank you CBS

That's years that the teams played well enough during the regular season  to MAKE the playoffs, NOT the number of games played

That's years that the teams played well enough during the regular season  to MAKE the playoffs, NOT the number of games played.
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Hmmm, one BIG FLAW and a question.
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The Big Flaw: This is like comparing QBs on straight up total Passing yards, it doesn't mean jack **** if you don't consider the number of attempts. (<pay attention Drew Brees jock remoras) Likewise, it should be Playoff appearences DIVIDED by number of years in the NFL. But "in the NFL" starting when? before 1933, they handed out those candied assed irrelevant gift titles with no championship game, and from 1933-1967 they had a championship game but no true playoffs, so you could only realistically count playoff appearences since 1967, which sounds right to me because that's when Football as we know it started.
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The question: Are you counting non-NFL playoffs? AAFC and AFL?