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With the Browns becoming an expansion team in 1999 and the Lions being inept in a number of ways, its not surprising their droughts but the biggest surprise is the Vikings--despite a wealth of various talent throughout decades--not going back to the SB since 1977. You're right on the Browns I spoke...

CSKreager wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2026 5:20 am I’ll start;

Houston’s defense will not be top 10

Giants make the playoffs

Why do you think the Giants will make the playoffs this year? I have them last place in the East.

I'm taking Prescott because I think he's flat out the best of the bunch, and I believe the Cowboys are NFC Championship bound this year.

It has to be the simple fact that Detroit and Cleveland have never reached the SB. Two large cities that were established before the midpoint of the 20th century have never played in a SB. Detroit and Cleveland are football towns. Even though Arizona is older than both franchises, the fact that they...

Bradshaw - Staubach because you have two great QBs each going up against two great defenses that year. They both not only played well but put up big numbers and 30+ points each. Both had +100 passer rating against those defenses. Terry had three turnovers and still walked away MVP.

Saints win the NFC South.

Cowboys reach NFC Championship game.

All L.A. Super Bowl in L.A.
Rams defeat Chargers in a high scoring SBLXI.

'99 Titans greatly overachieved expectations. '00-'03 was a rollercoaster ride, but minus the '01 season I would say overall it was an unexpected success when compared to the team expectations prior to '99. Of course the success in '02 and '03 was due to the '02 realignment and all they had to do wi...

If Mahomes retired today, I would have him at 9 or 10. Him and Rodgers are in either of those spots on my list and can change on a given day. Today I have Aaron 9 and Patrick 10.

'89-'93 Bills. The '89 team faltered down the stretch and could have made it a round deeper in the playoffs. The '90 team with Wide Right was brutal. Four straight Super Bowl's is impressive, but 0-4 record in that time is a huge disappointment. One could even add the '88 team as they were rolling t...

LJP wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2017 9:16 am 1963 AFL/NFL Bowl Bears - Chargers. Bears D vs Alworth & co.

1985 Super Bowl XX Bears - Dolphins.

I would love to go back and be able to watch Marino against the Bears D, but Miami couldn't help themselves from giving the ball to the Pats in the AFC Championship.