Top 10 NFL Teams Of All Times ?

[Kramer]

Team Must Have Won Superbowl
Same team can't be named twice ..

Here's a few :
1985 Chicago Bears



• Bears started season 12-0 before finally losing and ended season at 15-1.
• Coach Mike Ditka led team to a 46-10 Super Bowl XX win over the New England Patriots.
• in November, Bears outscored their 3 opponents 104-3.
• Led by the “Punky QB” Jim McMahon, who came to August practice with a mohawk.
• RB Walter Payton was named NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the year after running for 1,551 yds and receiving for 483 yds.
• Offense led the NFL in scoring.
• Defense - nicknamed the “46 zone” which used the formula popularized by defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan - led league in fewest points allowed, fewest yards allowed and fewest interceptions that season.
• Linebacker Mike Singletary won Defensive Player of the Year.
• Mike Ditka named Coach of the Year
• Only knock against team might be Super Bowl Shuffle, which featured the team singing and rapping about how good they were, reached #41 on Billboard and even getting a Grammy nomination.


1989 San Francisco 49ers



• Team completed season with a 14-2 record and went on to defeat the Denver Broncos 55-10 in Super Bowl XXIV.
• The final in Super Bowl XXIII was not only the most points scored by one team, but also the biggest margin of victory in the Championship game.
• Ranked first in league offensively with 442 points scored.
• QB Joe Montana threw for 3,512 yds and had highest QB rating in NFL history at 112.4
• Montana earned NFL MVP and NFL Offensive Player of the Year
• WR Jerry Rice received 1,483 and John Taylor had a breakout season receiving 1,077 yds.
• RB Roger Craig rushed for 1,054 yards.


The 1972 Miami Dolphins



• Dolphins recorded perfect 14-0 season even after starting QB went down to injury and was out for a majority of the season with a broken leg.
• Would place higher, after all, in the words of RB Larry Csonka: "Perfection ends a lot of arguments,” but team played opponents with a .400 winning percentage and never dominated anyone in the season, for example, in week 6, QB Earl Morrall relied on the running game to narrowly escape the Bills with a one point win, attempting only 10 passes. In fact, 9 of 17 games were decided by 10 points or less. Nonetheless, the team will go down as the only one to have a perfect season.
• Larry Csonka and Mercury Morris were the first teammates to ever rush for 1,000 yards each
• Team set record for total rushing yards at 2,960 yds
• “No name defense” best in ‘72 – Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry could not recall any of their names
• Six from team are in Pro Football Hall of Fame

The 1991 Washington Redskins



• The team went 14-2 in the regular season and ended up winning Super Bowl XXVI against the Buffalo Bills.
• Ranked first in the league in offense with 485 points.
• Ranked second in the league in defense with 244 points allowed.
• Shut out three opponents in first five weeks, which included a 45-0 win in Week 1 over Detroit.
• Went 11-0 before suffering first loss.
• Quarterback Mark Rypien passed for 3,564 yds, led the NFC in passing yards and TDs (28).
• Offensive line (The Hogs) allowed fewest sacks in league (9) which was 10 less than the second placed team.
• Rypien was named Offensive Player of the Year by the United Press
• The club had 7 Pro Bowlers



The 1999 St. Louis Rams



• 13-3 record and beat Tennessee Titans 23-16 in Superbowl XXXIV.
• 1st in league offensively with 526 points.
• Won every game in regular season by over 10 points.
• QB Kurt Warner took over Trent Green’s spot after just playing one game in 1998 and throwing 11 passes.
• In 1999 he threw for 4,353 yards, 41 TDs and only 13 Interceptions, won NFL MVP.
• Broke passing record in Superbowl with 414 yds.
• RB Marshall Faulk won NFL Offensive Player of the Year with 1,382 yards rushing and 1,048 yards receiving, second RB with 1,000 in each category.
• Defense led in fewest rush yards allowed and fewest rush TDs allowed

The 1986 New York Giants



• Went 14-2 under Bill Parcells to win Super Bowl XXI 39-20 over Denver Broncos.
• Won 12 straight to finish the season, including the Super Bowl.
• Lawrence Taylor set single season team record with 20.5 sacks.
• Lawrence Taylor won NFL MVP, only one of two defensive players to ever do so (Minnosta Vikinbgs' Alan Page being the other).
• Joe Morris rushed for 1516 yds and 14 TDs.
• QB Phil Simms was Super Bowl MVP after going 22 for 25 (88%) - a Super Bowl record.
• There were 7 Pro Bowlers.
• Giants popularized the Gatorade dousing after victories.

[Kramer]

The 1998 Denver Broncos



• Finished the year 14-2 season after going off to a 13-0 start
• 34-19 victory over Atlanta in Super Bowl XXXIII
• John Elway led a balanced and multi-threat offense
• Running Back Terrell Davis scored 23 TD and rushed for 2,008 yards, winning both NFL MVP and Offensive Player Of Year (at the time, only four other running backs had rushed for over 2,000 yards: Eric Dickerson (2,105 yards, 1984); Barry Sanders (2,053 in 1997); Terrell Davis (2,008 in 1998); and O.J. Simpson (2,003 in 1973).
• Ed McCaffrey and Rod Smith both caught over 1,000 yards

The 1979 Pittsburgh Steelers



• Went 12-4 on regular season and won Superbowl XII against St. Louis - then Los Angeles - Rams by a score of 31-19.
• The “Steel Curtain” defense led AFC with only 4,621 yards allowed, one of the most feared Defenses of the 1970’s.
• Quarterback Terry Bradshaw threw for 3,724 yards and 26 touchdowns.
• Running back Franco Harris led team in rushing for 8th consecutive year and tied NFL record with seven consecutive years over 1,000 rushing yards.





The 1971 Dallas Cowboys



• Went 11-3 under Tom Landry and won 10 straight in beating Miami 24-3 in Superbowl VI
• Led league in offense with 406 points
• QB Roger Staubach was NFL’s top rated passer of the year and had thrown for 1,882 yds
• Trio of Walt Garrison, Duane Thomas and Calvin Hill had 1,690 yards rushing and 14 TDS
• Duo of WR Bob Hayes and Lance Alworth caught for 1,327 yards and 10 TDs
• Had 7 pro bowlers
• “Doomsday Defense” allowed just 18 points in the postseason


The 1996 Green Bay Packers



• Went 13-3 on regular season and won Super Bowl XXXI against New England Patriots.
• Scored 100 points in playoffs, average margin of victory over 17 points.
• Best Offense and Defense in League that Year
• QB Brett Favre was MVP, having completed 60% of his pass, for almost 3,900 yards passing.

[jaypasco]

were locked in and focused on baseball season right now krammar.

[Kramer]

Originally Posted by jaypasco

were locked in and focused on baseball season right now krammar.

lol

someone else can answer then pasceroni
never to early to think of nfl

cheers

[BigFratDaddy]

dallas cowboys of 92

[jaypasco]

whenever steve young won sb, that was best team

[Joe D]

Originally Posted by jaypasco

whenever steve young won sb, that was best team

1994

[jaypasco]

Originally Posted by TDS

1994

thanks joe, what are your thoughts on this topic?

[Bobtheicon]

New England Patriots of the 21st Century!!!!!!

[Dr. Jack]

Originally Posted by Kramer

The 1972 Miami Dolphins



• Dolphins recorded perfect 14-0 season even after starting QB went down to injury and was out for a majority of the season with a broken leg.
• Would place higher, after all, in the words of RB Larry Csonka: "Perfection ends a lot of arguments,” but team played opponents with a .400 winning percentage and never dominated anyone in the season, for example, in week 6, QB Earl Morrall relied on the running game to narrowly escape the Bills with a one point win, attempting only 10 passes. In fact, 9 of 17 games were decided by 10 points or less. Nonetheless, the team will go down as the only one to have a perfect season.
• Larry Csonka and Mercury Morris were the first teammates to ever rush for 1,000 yards each
• Team set record for total rushing yards at 2,960 yds
• “No name defense” best in ‘72 – Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry could not recall any of their names
• Six from team are in Pro Football Hall of Fame

1972 Dolphins (undebatable)

[Joe D]

90-93 Bills. No they didn't win a Super Bowl, but went to four straight.

[Hoosiercatdaddy]

Originally Posted by TDS

90-93 Bills. No they didn't win a Super Bowl, but went to four straight.

i was getting ready to say this Joe. Best team of all time, just couldnt play in the big one

[papa bear]

Originally Posted by Kramer

1985 Chicago Bears

• Bears started season 12-0 before finally losing and ended season at 15-1.
• Coach Mike Ditka led team to a 46-10 Super Bowl XX win over the New England Patriots.
• in November, Bears outscored their 3 opponents 104-3.
• Led by the “Punky QB” Jim McMahon, who came to August practice with a mohawk.
• RB Walter Payton was named NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the year after running for 1,551 yds and receiving for 483 yds.
• Offense led the NFL in scoring.
• Defense - nicknamed the “46 zone” which used the formula popularized by defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan - led league in fewest points allowed, fewest yards allowed and fewest interceptions that season.
• Linebacker Mike Singletary won Defensive Player of the Year.
• Mike Ditka named Coach of the Year
• Only knock against team might be Super Bowl Shuffle, which featured the team singing and rapping about how good they were, reached #41 on Billboard and even getting a Grammy nomination.

Top of the list!

[dollarbills]

no way 99 rams would be a top ten all time team...............ANY superbowl champ from the 70s would mop the floor with em

[guzzi]

rolled so many bitchez der still commmin back fur a roll...rocka rolla...