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MowrMowr
01-10-2006, 01:01 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=060110/nflstandings
Interesting stuff!
Elway 4 Life
01-10-2006, 01:12 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=060110/nflstandings
Interesting stuff!
Good stuff!
Headless Hessian Rider
01-10-2006, 02:33 PM
So next year we are number one!!!
Merlin
01-10-2006, 03:15 PM
It looks like NE will not catch up in playoff wins this yr.
Very cool! And yes we should be taking over the #1 spot very soon.......
1-2-3 :Broncos:!!!!!!! :charge: :patslose: :smashpats
Its interesting to look where the Patriots are on the list (wins wise) then look at the number of Super Bowls.
footstepsfrom#27
01-10-2006, 03:46 PM
They have it wrong...we've been to 6 Superbowls...not 5...but I guess since they count from '79 thats why...
5 SB's since 1979 1977 season does not count.
impressive any way you look at it.
And next year the Broncos host the 49ers ... Isn't it amazing how the Niners have won so many more SBs than the Broncos, but yet the Broncos are a more consistent winner.
-Slap-
01-10-2006, 06:44 PM
NFL Standings, 1979-2005
1. San Francisco 260 163 .615
2. Denver 258 165 .610
3. Miami 253 170 .598
4. Pittsburgh 246 177 .582
5. Tennessee 81 63 .563
6. Philadephia 232 189 .551
7. Dallas 231 193 .545
8. Washington 230 193 .544
9. Kansas City 226 196 .536
10. Minnesota 227 197 .535
11. Jacksonville 94 82 .534
12. Raiders 226 198 .533
13. Green Bay 220 201 .523
14. N.Y. Giants 220 202 .521
15. Chicago 220 204 .519
16. Buffalo 218 206 .514
17. New England 218 206 .514
18. Seattle 211 214 .496
19. Indianapolis 168 183 .479
20. St. Louis 147 163 .474
21. Carolina 82 94 .466
22. San Diego 198 227 .466
23. N.Y. Jets 194 228 .460
24. New Orleans 191 233 .450
25. Cleveland 167 208 .445
26. Houston 150 194 .436
27. Baltimore 99 132 .429
28. Atlanta 179 243 .424
29. Tampa Bay 176 247 .416
30. Cincinnati 176 248 .415
31. Detroit 172 251 .407
32. Arizona 100 188 .347
And one (1) Hall of Famer.
:nono:
shaun514
01-10-2006, 07:24 PM
It's a good thing the Cardinals don't have any fans. They would be might disappointed never reaching even 10 wins since '79.
-Slap-
01-10-2006, 08:44 PM
It's a good thing the Cardinals don't have any fans. They would be might disappointed never reaching even 10 wins since '79.
Its interesting that every team has endured at least one season of 11 or more losses.
broncogary
01-10-2006, 08:48 PM
And one (1) Hall of Famer.
:nono:
That needs to start changing real soon.
-Slap-
01-10-2006, 08:53 PM
The Lions had a winning percentage of .433 and were 27th in the League before Matt Millen took over.
Now their winning percentage is .407, 31st in the League, only better than hapless Arizona.
Nice five year plan there, jagov. http://www.nflhs.com/Images/PlayerPics/Millen.jpg
broncogary
01-10-2006, 08:55 PM
The Lions had a winning percentage of .433 and were 27th in the League before Matt Millen took over.
Now their winning percentage is .407, 31st in the League, only better than hapless Arizona.
Nice five year plan there, jagov. http://www.nflhs.com/Images/PlayerPics/Millen.jpg
What a tribute to Millen. Hilarious!
Things can only get better from here! :strong:
BroncoFanDoug
01-10-2006, 08:56 PM
And one (1) Hall of Famer.
:nono:
I ran some numbers around HOF and who gets dissed. Statistically - using SB appearance or SB wins vs. HOF members as the measure (trying to account for the 5 year waiting period, and excluding pre-merger HOFs) - Denver is absolutely the most $crewed team in the league.
I am saving the post until HOF time.
BroncoFanDoug
01-10-2006, 08:57 PM
And one (1) Hall of Famer.
:nono:
Pretty good move for Jake - Arizona to Denver :)
Kaylore
01-10-2006, 10:59 PM
The Lions had a winning percentage of .433 and were 27th in the League before Matt Millen took over.
Now their winning percentage is .407, 31st in the League, only better than hapless Arizona.
Nice five year plan there, jagov. http://www.nflhs.com/Images/PlayerPics/Millen.jpg
He obviously is trying to destroy the franchise completely because according to him, they're "headed in the right direction." The goal must be 32nd.
Jason in LA
01-11-2006, 07:04 AM
If they counted from '77, the Broncos would have 15 more wins than the Niners. They would be #1.
this is great.
now i know it is not just in my head, the broncos have been good forever.
no wonder why broncos v pats gives me nightmares, im sure fans of other teams feel the same way.
errand
01-11-2006, 07:20 AM
Its interesting to look where the Patriots are on the list (wins wise) then look at the number of Super Bowls.
That's true but when you consider how woeful the Broncos were from '60 -'75, their run is even more incredible since there have been only 28 SB's since '75 and we've been in 6 of them.
errand
01-11-2006, 07:21 AM
....not to mention it took a 20 plus win streak to carry your Pats over .500
....not to mention it took a 20 plus win streak to carry your Pats over .500
it is amazing that it only took that.
the pats franchise was a mess for many years.
the last 15 years have been just short of a miracle.
like the phoenix they have risen.