Top 100 teams ever (NFL Network)
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Terry Baldshaw
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Re: Top 100 teams ever (NFL Network)
Does anyone know when the NFL will announce its 100 worst teams?
Re: Top 100 teams ever (NFL Network)
Terry Baldshaw wrote:Does anyone know when the NFL will announce its 100 worst teams?
Ooh. Would my '89 Cowboys make the list?
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74_75_78_79_
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Re: Top 100 teams ever (NFL Network)
The 2011 Giants on this list...yes, very understandable the complaints. However, the 'video-game'/all-passing Packers of that very year (whom G-men, of course, convincingly eliminated from the playoffs) is an even greater injustice of an inclusion yet alone placing 26 spots above that very team whom eliminated them in that very convincer! I'm actually not too keen on '84 Dolphins and '13 Broncos being on this list, but at least they did make the SB yet alone their CCG. '06 Chargers? As much as I respect them, and wish they would have gotten past NE and ran the table, I regrettably must opine they don't belong on this list if only because they didn't make the SB yet alone their CCG. In either event, 2011 Packers definitely stood-out to me as a team who doesn't belong in this top-100.
Now 2010 Pack? Different story albeit 10-6 as opposed to 15-1. Once playoffs began, they were championship caliber (destroying top-seed Atl key example) and simply the best in the league! Also 10-6, the '88 Forty Niners are even better to me. After the 6-5 start, they play like champs for four straight weeks then losing finale to Rams only after they already clinched 2nd-seed. From there, they wallop Floyd Peters' Vikes and then a Bears' D with still enough Buddy Ryan leftoverture in frigid Soldier Field, only beating Cincy close for all-the-marbles because of Wyche's familiarity with their system. The '88 Forty Niners & '10 Packers...two of the finest examples of anti-paper-tiger!
Now 2010 Pack? Different story albeit 10-6 as opposed to 15-1. Once playoffs began, they were championship caliber (destroying top-seed Atl key example) and simply the best in the league! Also 10-6, the '88 Forty Niners are even better to me. After the 6-5 start, they play like champs for four straight weeks then losing finale to Rams only after they already clinched 2nd-seed. From there, they wallop Floyd Peters' Vikes and then a Bears' D with still enough Buddy Ryan leftoverture in frigid Soldier Field, only beating Cincy close for all-the-marbles because of Wyche's familiarity with their system. The '88 Forty Niners & '10 Packers...two of the finest examples of anti-paper-tiger!