Playoffs thread
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Mazz22
From Chapel Hill to Title Town
Are they the only team in NFL history to win 14 games and be a wild card? I can't imagine that has happened too often.
A quick AI search:
Here are the seven best regular season records for wild card teams in the Super Bowl era:
Here are the seven best regular season records for wild card teams in the Super Bowl era:
- 2024 Minnesota Vikings - 14-3
- 1999 Tennessee Titans - 13-3
- 1980 Oakland Raiders - 11-5
- 1977 Oakland Raiders - 11-3
- 1979 Houston Oilers - 11-5
- 1985 New England Patriots - 11-5
- 2007 New York Giants - 10-6
And just because:
Here are the ten worst regular season records for division winners in the NFL since the 16-game format was adopted:
Here are the ten worst regular season records for division winners in the NFL since the 16-game format was adopted:
- 2020 Washington Football Team - 7-9
- 2010 Seattle Seahawks - 7-9
- 2014 Carolina Panthers - 7-8-1
- 2011 Denver Broncos - 8-8
- 2008 San Diego Chargers - 8-8
- 2013 Green Bay Packers - 8-7-1
- 2019 Philadelphia Eagles - 9-7
- 2016 Houston Texans - 9-7
- 2015 Washington Football Team - 9-7
- 2012 Washington Football Team - 10-6
HSanders
Well-known member
Every single one of them was modern football. every single 1 of them was Post emphasis on the passing game. and all of them except 2 were after the shitty CBA that prevents practicing and teaching time. I think that says it all considering it's been a 16 game season since 1978 I think.
That is a huge upset, especially with Detroit getting their one-two punch back at RB.
I'd go Texans, Bills, Lions and Eagles
The assholes canceled 75,000 fire insurance contracts.
View: https://x.com/NFL_DovKleiman/status/1879991138075251182
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