Top 10 Teams That Didn't Win the Super Bowl | NFL Films
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- Counting down the top 10 teams in NFL history that did not win the Super Bowl.
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2008 lions. Man they were close.
best team
They couldn't hold a candle to the unstoppable 2017 Giants though!!! Powerhouse of the NFL!!!
Still 0-2 Zach lmao
I mean they got a franchise quarterback out of it, what do you guys have? Cutler?
I thought it was 07
“ If you can say one Super Bowl that was decided in one play this is it”
Súper bowl 49: hold my beer
Super Bowl 25: Oh, sorry. Did you forget...me?
Joel Yetz assuming thats Norwood’s kick?
Super bowl 47 and 53: *HOLD* my beer (seriously emphasis on hold)
Denver (Elway) vs Jacksonville
Denver (Manning) vs Seattle
Shut it, bot
Still blows my mind that Eli Manning was the patriots kryptonite in both of those superbowls. Insane
*Giants defense
@@justinpettit3432 Giants offense and defense were ranked 15/17 in Super Bowl 42 and 9/25 in Super Bowl 46. No question that they don't win either Super Bowl without one of the most stacked defensive lines ever - four Pro Bowl caliber defensive ends - but acting like their defense won them the game is as foolish as thinking that the only reason that the Patriots ever won was because of Tom Brady.
@@justinpettit3432 Bro Eli showed up in the clutch tho. Also you can say the same thing about Super Bowl 36, 53 cuz the NE defense shut down the greatest show on turf for most of the game and then shut down the number one offense in the league SB 53
As a Colts fan I approve 👍.
@@joesanthosh5315 super bowl 36 was a tough one it's hard to tell what would have happened if the Patriots had videotaped the Rams walk through most people either don't know or remember the truth about what happened because the NFL didn't want that to get out it's a lot easier to defend a team when you know what their first 15 plays are going to be oh yeah first score of the game pick 6
When I think about that 84 Dolphins team, and how they just missed out on that championship because Ray Finkle missed that chip shot, just burns me up inside.
“THE LACES WERE IN!!”
"Laces were out!"
@@jamesb.9472 Its a joke from a movie
@@jamesb.9472 No. That other movie where Ray Finkle cost the Dolphins a close win.
Finkle is Einhorn ......Einhorn is Finkle......wait
2017 browns, man they were inches away 😂😂😂
Time Runs Out that was the best team ever, I’m shock they didn’t win it
Don’t forget the 2008 Lions man that team was amazing
😂😂
@@Vader4Life77 😂😂😂😂
Everything is inches away if you're measuring in inches. 😂
1986 Chicago Bears were 14-2; they were really a great extension of the '85 Bears and still had such a killer defense and a good offense and were really beat down by an extremely physical Washington Redskins team in the divisional playoffs.
The Bears should have signed Doug Williams
They didn't get beat down by a physical Redskins team.. they were starting a rookie QB (Doug Flutie) in a playoff game. George Martin body slammed Jim McMahon way after the whistle and separated his shoulder earlier in the year. That was the issue.
@@cefb8923I’m a Vikes fan and hated the Bears back then for good reason. That hit on Jim by Charles Martin was the dirtiest hit in NFL history. Martin should have been banned from the league.
@@cefb8923 it was Charles Martin who body slammed Jim McMahon. George Martin and the Giants didn’t play the Bears in 1986.
The 1990 49ers should be on here. 14-2 team going for the three peat as two time defending champions. They lost to the Giants in the NFC Championship Game 15-13. A game where they didn't give up a TD, lost Joe Montana to injury, and Roger Craig fumbled the ball when they were trying to run out the clock. That team was far better than a lot of teams on this list.
If you're trying to run out the clock with a 1 point lead then you deserve to lose.
It was LT that got the fumble too man...tough loss but I’m a bengals fan so screw the 49ers but you still make a good argument regardless of my feelings
@@Rockhound6165 what? That’s what everyone does u clearly didn’t watch that game
87 49ers may have been the best of all the Joe Montana era teams, had it not been for the Vikings stunning them in the playoffs.
That fumble in that game is why Craig still is not in the Hall of Fame.
A team no one ever talks about. Not even Dallas fans or media. The 1968 Cowboys. They finished 12-2, ranked on offense (#1 yards, #1 scoring) and defense (#4 yards, #2 scoring). They had a +23 turnover ratio and they outscored their opponents by an average of over 17 points. Some of the best team numbers in franchise history.
They lost in the divisional round of the playoffs to Cleveland.
Me: "why is everyone hating on this Amendola guy??"
After 4min: "Oohh, I see..."
Hating on ole bum is unacceptable
1976 Steelers. As everyone knows, they were known for their defense in the 70's and won 4 Super Bowls because of it. However, the 76' team was the best defense. They started the year 1-4 after Bradshaw got hurt. After that, they went on a 9 game winning streak. 5 of those victories were shutouts. They only allowed 28 combined points in that 9 week span. Their starting defense also had 8 Pro Bowlers that year and 4 future HOFers. They are at least the best defense to not win a Super Bowl
Good call...they were epic
Bud Carson?
Yeah, if Franco and Bleier don't both get hurt (both of them were 1000 yard rushers that year) the Steelers win that AFC championship game against Oakland and would have had a good chance to shutout that Viking team. That is considered by some the greatest defense ever. When you look at that nine game run, no other team has ever come close to those defensive numbers. For that day and age they were a complete team with a dominating run game and an overwhelming defense.
The 1976 Steelers should have been near the top of this list.
Best defense to not win a super bowl was the best defense of all time, the 69 Vikings. The defense only gave up 7.5 points per game and they gave up 1.465 yards per play less than the league average, both the best in history. The second best defense to not win was the 70 Vikings who gave up just 10 touchdowns all year.
The Steeler teams of the 70s were scary, no one wanted to face that defense. The 76 Steelers were more dominant on defense than any other season.
Love how Dan Fouts said that Kenny Anderson was throwing nice tight spirals during the 1981 AFCCG then NFL Films shows anything but a nice tight spiral from Anderson.
The 2006 Chargers Team. LaDainian Tomlinson 30 td season. Philip Rivers Antonio Gates wide receivers, special teams, defense, linebackers!! they had it all!! They had the Patriots crushed in the playoffs and played like crap in the second-half let Tom Brady win by three at the buzzer. I would put that Chargers team up against any other team in history.
2010 Chargers are better. They had the number one offense and defense in yardage. They had almost 2000 more yards gained than allowed. The biggest missed season of all time.
@@QuartzGolem the 2010 Chargers also infamously fielded the worst special teams unit in league history, which is the sole reason they missed the postseason. They also lost to New England (albeit close), and didn't play the other three best teams in the AFC that year (Pittsburgh, New York Jets, and Baltimore), so their stats may have been different had they played those teams. They were superior to the Chiefs, as I'm still not sure how they managed a 10-6 record that year.
In all, the Chargers from 2004-2010 should have made at LEAST one Super Bowl appearance. Funny how the years they were expected not to get far ('07 and '08) they actually made some noise.
The 89 49ers would smash the 06 Chargers like 94 49ers crushed the 94 Chargers in Super Bowl 29....
@@madrecka um...okay? We're talking about greatest teams to NOT win the Super Bowl. Everyone knows about the 1989 Niners and how great that team was, but most importantly, they WON the Super Bowl. Comparing them to the 2006 Chargers doesn't make sense.
@@jaxonwoods8181 Dane who I responded too said He would put the 2006 Chargers against any team in NFL history so I responded with the 89 49ers. That is all.
06 Chargers had 14 Pro Bowlers and a fumble away from making a SB run
Why didn't McCree listen to his coach?
Honestly, I'm surprised they didn't get an Honorable Mention or something. They deserved to win that year.
@@dnasty312 you're absolutely right. People blame Schottenheimer for that game, and it's absolute garbage. He told him before the game "when you get the interception at the end of the game, remember to go down!"
This was the game where WE NEEDED MARTY BALL, Patriots had no answer for LT and Marty WENT AWAY from run run run in the 2nd half, That and Marlon McCree...
The one and only game 2003-2010 that Colts' fans wanted the Patriots to win.
2015 Carolina Panthers
15-1
Not with the idiot/criminal they had at QB.
@@dantheman5745 We're talking about Cam Newton, not Jameis Winston.
Dan the Man white guy detected
Not when they got punked by the broncos in the superbowl.
Where have the Broncos been after the SB? Highest season was 7-9. Panthers made it back to playoffs since. They gave that SB to Manning. Von Miller admitted to batting the ball which is illegal and the replay assistants wife was rooting for the Broncos. Don’t tell me that ain’t fishy. Panthers were the better team and got cheated. Facts.
What people seem to forget about the '07 Pats is that they faced the Giants in the final week of the regular season and, while they did win, the Giants sure put the fear of God into them! The Giants had been the most effective team against the Patriots all season and just seemed to line up perfectly against them. I remember saying after that game that the Giants were the one team that the Patriots were dreading to play a second time and sure enough, they were dreading it!
Patriots won that week 17 game, 38-35 at Giants Stadium against a team which was very inconsistent until the last two weeks of the regular season. The Giants certainly did not show they had a dominant pass rush in the regular season.
I remember watching that last game of the season, and I said then after the game, "the giants will get their rematch in the superbowl." All because of one particular play in that game. The patriots guard poked Michael Strahan in the eye. You don't poke Strahan in the eye and get away with it. The giants were out for revenge the whole playoffs
I watched that game, wasn't happy the Giants lost, but man, I knew the Pats where in trouble on the 1ST snap of the SB by the reaction of the Giants D Line compared to the Pats O Line
@@dchenkin02 and yet no one was hotter going into the playoffs. So the whole "shoulda woulda coulda" thing is crap. The Patriots BARELY squeaked by the Giants that last regular season game and lost the big one - so whatever they did in the regular season means nothing . They lost to a team that played better throughout the entire playoffs. Excuses mean nothing . 18-1 is their record and they lost when it mattered most . And how did we NOT have a dominant defense when 23% of our defensive snaps ended in an offensive turnover and only TWO TEAMS managed to throw 300+ yds against us all season . People also forget our RB corps ran for close to 2000 yards. Our d-line also had 37.5 sacks that season - so in whose book isn't that good? If anything our record didn't reflect how good our team was - then we beat them again 4 seasons later. So it wasn't some fluke. They lost because they felt entitled to the win. Brady's comments before the game shows that. They thought they could score at will.
yep
I am surprised none of the elite Manning Colts teams are on the list, like 2004 or 2009.
That's what i am wondering!!
2005 colts should've definitely been on this list.
Nor the 2007 or 2010 Patriots.
There is a difference between elite QB or offense and great team
@@pp3k3jamail or the 2013 Broncos
They didn't make it to the SB but it's still a damn pity that 06' Chargers didn't win it
There were a lot of Chargers teams in the 2000's that could have won a super bowl. The problem was Marty Chockenhiemer was their coach.
And all the stars were injured. Lol rivers played wiith torm acl vs the patriots in afc champ. I think
Deagle - I remember that 2007-2008 season. The chargers were really banged up against the Pats. Rivers and LT. I think LaDainian Tomlinson was really nicked up too. I only carried the ball twice. The best back in the league carried the ball twice. The game was not a blowout. The Chargers were in the red zone 3 times. And settle for FGs all three times. A healthy Chargers team and a Charger Giants/SB. I am a Giant fan so I am not going to say who would win but it would have been good. Also the commentators ignored these injuries in their analysis. Oh the Pats are perfect. Does not matter that they played a hobbled team at home. Don't look at that. They are still perfect. Nothing to worry about.
Sam Archer - while i'm not a chargers fans, they were far and away the best team in 2006, and that was the best team of marty's coaching career..... if they'd not lost that fluky game to the patriots, they'd have won it all that year
'06
List of the teams and video start times.
10) Redskins- [0:04]
9) Houston Oilers- [3:58]
8) Miami Dolphins- [6:47]
7) Cleveland Browns- [10:23]
6) Saint Louis Rams- [13 46]
5) San diego Chargers- [17:17]
4) Minnesota Vikings- [20:33]
3) Buffalo Bill's- [23:48]
2) Baltimore Ravens- [27:15]
1) New England Patriots- [30:53]
Seahawks-Steelers should be on this list. Steelers stole that game.
You should have also included the year on your list in as well
The Ravens never lost any Super Bowls. I think you meant to say Baltimore Colts
#2 Baltimore Colts
@@davidkrueger3584 Tbh the only game that a team could genuinely feel robbed over is that one. All the rest is just stuff. That game... stolen.
(Bengals fan here hoping for SB 23)
The 2009 colts started 14-0 and only lost when they rested there starters. They should be on this list
We Colts fans are still salty about that year. All of it.
@@toddgaak422 not a Colts fan but that team absolutely should’ve been on this list
"their"
THERE - designates a place or position (put that over THERE)
THEIR - ownership (the colta rested THEIR starters)
THEY'RE - a contraction for the words 'they are' (they're not going to the game)
Unbelievable how many people are uneducated enough to not know the difference between these three words. Sad, is what it is.
@@PattyBandAidz it bugs me too haha damn grammar
I'm gonna have to say the 2015 Carolina Panthers who went 15-1 HAVE to be on the list. The years before and after 2015 they were very inconsistent, but that season, (other than the Super Bowl), they were incredibly awesome on both sides of the ball and easily mowed through incredible Seahawk and Cardinal teams to get to the Super Bowl.
They got punkd buy washed up manning
List was made ~2010. If it was made now, yeah, 2015 Panthers should be on it.
@@stevenbrown755 Bro you can't be serious lol
@@stevenbrown755 Super Bowl 50 was influenced heavily for a manning win. Lets not forget that Denver didn't get a penalty for the last 36 min of Super Bowl 50. As well SB 50 replay official Jimmy Oldham being from Denver and wife and family being Broncos
fans. Hence he would have a conflict of interest to influence the cotchery challenge play. In addition,
this 3rd & 10 in second half should have been defensive holding or pass interference when Brandon Roby got beat on a in route and used
both of his arms to hook and pull back ted ginn's whole arm never making a play on the ball. How
there was a no call here is just insane. th-cam.com/video/MC43iBqB3Yg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yaBDoOjLOKgJqxTA
How Denver had no penalties the last 36 min of SB
50 is inconceivable. Super Bowl 50 was heavily influenced by officials to let Peyton ride off manning had to win it. Like kadarius Toney vs bills, at 22:04 Demarcus ware clearly lining up in the neutral zone on the strip sack fumble to play as well as Von Miller hands to the face moving cams face mask (his fingers were literally inside cams face mask moving his face bar). Which also was a helmet to helmet head hit. The strip sack TD play had penalties written all over the place and no calls. Even on the second fumble play to end the game von illegally swiped the ball forwards towards his own end zone that should have been a penalty on von and Peter King noted that as well in the week after the game. th-cam.com/video/ukmu4DPgtOo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=D9MNJR1HsTCW1odz
22:04-23:29
Whenever Ray Didinger shows up on one of these shows, I just think, "Oh dang... amateur hour is over."
Yes
A damn shame that Moss didn't get a ring
White Walker he'll get a HOF ring
White Walker as much as I agree, I’m kind of happy he didn’t. I never liked Randy Moss. He always seemed to never have any graciousness or class. He always seemed to bad mouth everyone he faced. And when he does that to your favorite players and teams, he can’t help but laugh saying serves you right when he lost in 98 and 07.
Nah he deserves it, he was a locker room cancer and then went ring chasing (granted he was traded). I respect his game and he will be a HoF but the guy is an ass hat.
White Walker it would have been sick seeing him win it at 49ers
Should have got one in '98.... rooted for him then, and with the NIners. The Cheatriots on the other hand...
Almost like a premonition NFL films panned the uniform name of Jack Squirek before his historically pivotal pick six against Theisman in SB XVIII. Marcus Allen was given the MVP (and game highlights always show his reverse end around run) but his long run came against a team that knew it was already beaten
Denver (Elway) vs Jacksonville
Denver (Manning) vs Seattle
As a Broncos fan, I approve.
Seattle was better than Denver that year
But I definitely agree with the first one
@@CRMdrifter The 49ers were better than the Dolphins in 84, but the Dolphins still made this list, correct?
@@yetz2291 true but the Broncos were flat out embarrassed by the Seahawks if the Broncos played the 2013 49ers they still would have lost
2011 Saints. How often do you go 13-3 and end up the THIRD seed??? They were on a mission til that heartbreaker in SF. That was a helluva game
The saints lost an opening day shootout to Green Bay that year, had they won, both teams would have finished 14-2 and the Saints would have been the 1 seed on the head to head tiebreaker. Defense was that team's downfall. They were allowing points almost as fast as Brees was putting them up.
Lol. This season.
@Aaron Olson underrated team. l think they went 13 and 3, winning afccg at 14 and 2 Jacksonville.
Saints lost again lol
razorfett147 Lmao they were 13-3 and 3 seed again this year lost in wild card
31:31 "2007 New Engalnd Patriots"
What about the 1988 Bengals? They dominated the regular season, played like champions in the playoffs and came just a play or two short of being the best team of the 80s.
I was thinking the same thing. That team played in the closest SB for the AFC in the middle to late 80’s… and the team that the Bills stole the No Huddle from (even though they complained about it)
@Atheos B. Sapien Well... nowadays the Bengals new QB does smoke cigar pipes, and they still lose Super Bowls. 😅
The 2011 San Diego Chargers had the #1 ranked offence and #1 ranked defence. For reasons unknown, they decided to have the 32nd ranked special teams and it cost them all season long. They finished 9-7. I remember watching them.. I'm an honest person and I believe people deserve the benefit of the doubt. I absolutely give the 11' Chargers the benefit of the doubt in that their special, teams wasn't actually that bad. For reasons unknown, they did it on purpose.
That was the 2010 Chargers, not 2011...
Buffalo Bills 1990-1993
Anthony Kernich you mean, "boy, I, love, losing, super bowls?!
Joe Koski ouch
the 93 Bill's weren't that great.
"How 'bout them Cowboys!!!!"
if not for the Cowboys the Bills would be the team of the 90s
1942 Bears. 11-0 in the regular season. A point differential of 292 in only 11 games. They outscored their opponents by an average of over 26 points (by comparison, the '07 Patriots margin of victory was only 19.7 points).
No Superbowl
@@NicholasAPenafacts
“We was short on man power, but long on guts” Hahahha love it
The bills offense was so indefensible because of one thing: Thurman Thomas was both a great runner AND a great receiver. Teams knew how to cover receivers and a runner, but a receiver out of the backfield who would run more than flat routes was a real problem for defenses.
Less talked about with the Bills choke in SB25 is how the Giants got a field goal to make it 20-19 with enough time left for the Bills to get two separate drives out of it! It went Giants FG, Bills punt, Giants punt, Bills missed FG... they had two chances to score and failed twice really.
Yeah Scott Norwood(their kicker) must've felt terrible
Why do you assume 49ers/Bills would be a good SB? The only one that was close was Giants/Bills and that was with a backup QB and a backup RB. Healthy 49ers go and it's another double digit loss for the Buffalo Bills.
"28 was the only fair one. And in that game, they just barely lost." By 15 points in a scoreless second half, barely lost my ass. "The Giants QB did nothing." Backup QB because Simms got injured in a Bills game (since you're so quick blame teams for that). Even then Jeff had the TD pass, not Kelly. "advantage to win 26 cause they wouldn't have faced the oilers who gave Kelly the concussion" They didn't play the Oilers in 1991 and blaming a string of injuries to Kelly on them getting beaten by the Giants in the SB a year earlier is ridiculous reaching anyway. And they wouldn't have had the advantage anyway, because the Redskins were frankly better. The 91 Redskins are generally ranked as the best SB winning team ever. And even then it's not the Giants fault Kelly is made of glass. Also I like how you seem to think the knee injury cost them 27 and not the 52 points their defense allowed. Yeah, better offense might've offset that slightly, not enough to make it not pathetic. "they would have won 28" No evidence for that. The reason the Bills lost is obvious, they're team and staff were well rounded enough to handle the superbowl contenders NFC East had at the time. But I guess it doesn't matter the Giants defense had one of the best ppg averages despite one of the hardest schedules ever, and in form held the Bills below 20. It doesn't matter the Redskins had one of the best +/- teams ever in points and turnovers. It doesn't matter Elliot Smith ran for 100+ yards in two consecutive SBs nor does it matter that even when Kelly was there and setting completion records they couldn't score in the second half. All that matters are injuries that are everyone else's fault in a butterfly effect and everyone has to let the Bills play however they want "like men".
so bitter - the team that won is the team that deserved to win, get over it
mswao idk about that, but do you think the team that won is always the better team?
2016 Falcons? I still haven't recovered
Me either, it's a taste that will take of winning it all to get rid of. Falcons are starting to replace the Cubbies as America's Favorite losers. :57 seconds away from holding that Lombardi Trophy.
We will get our shine.
@@Shawn6751 Thanks to the call by Shanahan to call pass instead of running.
They weren't necessarily a better team than the Patriots, but it is without a doubt the worst collapse (or in the case of the Patriots, greatest comeback) in Super Bowl history.
At least the Falcons can get to the Super Bowl every once in a while. The Vikings can't even GET THERE ANYMORE. What is it, six Conference title losses in a row since Super Bowl XI.......FORTY THREE YEARS AGO? LOL !!!!
Same bro. Even when I’m old, decrepit, can’t go to the bathroom by myself I’ll still remember that.
The simple fact that my beloved Giants took two rings away from Brady and Belichick warms the cockles of my heart. Even though we suck eggs now🤣
76 Steelers?? 9.9 ppg. 5 Shutouts. 8 Pro Bowlers on Defense... C'mon man.
2011 packers too, they went 15-1 and averaged 35 PPG
The 1969 Minnesota Vikings with Joe Kapp @ QB and the Purple People Eaters defense. They and their Hall of Fame Coach Bud Grant should have been somewhere on that list.
Agreed. Back in the days before many current NFL fans were born. They were the top defense in the league for several years in a row, then shared the limelight with a few other worthy Ds like the Steel Curtain. Joe Kapp as QB deserved recognition in his own right, and it's hard to omit workhorses like Bill Brown, Mick Tinglehoff, and Ron Yary, all great - and tough. Bud Grant was as iconic a coach as the NFL ever had. Football the old way.
11:59 if I'm in that huddle, I'd be like "what gleam? What are we doing? I thought we were playing football..."
Marty never coached in the super bowl... maybe all that "gleam" talk was off putting
Ouch
2007 Cowboys should be here. Record breaking number of pro bowlers on the team that still stands today.
Lol. Theisman who changed the pronunciation of his last name that was pronounced “Theesman” until he got to college. Then all of a sudden it was pronounced so it rhymed with Heisman as in the Heisman Trophy.
A couple of years ago I emailed the NFL Network and proposed a couple of ideas for Top 10 shows. The first one was TOP 10 that DIDN'T MAKE THE SUPER BOWL. This show would have focused on the great teams that fell short of making the big game. The other idea was TOP 10 teams THAT LOST THE SUPER BOWL. It would've focused on the top 10 teams that fell short once they got there. Less than 6 months after I sent my email, this show aired. True story. They really could've had 2 strong programs if they kept my original ideas separate.
The 1981 Cincinnati Bengals Should Had Be on This List Going 12-4 With Ken Anderson Having a MVP Season and Comeback Player of The Year!
Definitely
Absolutely, especially over the 81 Chargers who they blew out twice
@Vince Niederman Well there are two sneaky Bengals teams, 1975 and 1982. The 1975 Bengals lost to the Steelers twice and the Browns but beat the very tough 10-4 Oilers twice, and also the Raiders and Bills in the regular season. 11-3 and featuring the game’s top passing attack, they were stymied 31-28 in Oakland in the first round.
The second team would be the strike shortened 7-2 season from the 82 schedule. That team had probably the NFLs top receiving Corps with collinsworth Isaac Curtis, Steve kreider ML Harris, and dan Ross in the mix and a bevy of talented defenders and they won six of their last seven. But that only loss was a 50-34 crushing at the hands of the chargers, an evil harbinger of the first round 44-17 humbling at home against the Jets. I thought that team was going farther.
Interesting how the Giants were responsible for defeating two teams on this list. Not a Giants fan, but you cannot deny their greatness
Giants got hot at the right time. A 9-7 team most times doesn't win the Super Bowl.
Back when they took these lists somewhat seriously Lol
Here are a few modern ones that could be here: 04 Steelers, 05 Colts, 06 Chargers, 09 Colts, 11 Packers, 13 Broncos, 14 Seahawks
04 Eagles, 11 Saints, and 15 Panthers as well.
05 bengals
2019 ravens
2017 Steelers as well!
18 & 20 Chiefs went a combined (29-8) with Playoffs included.
2018 AFC runners up.
2020 SB runners up.
Just saying Eli manning is responsible for Moss and Ocho-Cinco and junior Seau don't have rings
:p
Mitch Rymes how is what he said relating them? both played for the patriots and both loss superbowls to the giants.
Mitch Rymes I was never comparing them I was just saying can't believe it was the giants that made them not win a ring
Alan Leon you're not wrong but Ocho was a nonfactor by that point. He wasn't all that important to the team
realitities2 he was so underused
How about the 1990 49ers? Even after Montana got hurt in the NFC title game, if Roger Craig doesn't fumble, Steve Young could have had a shootout with the Bills
The 1976-1977 Tampa Bay Buccaneers didn't make this list?...
Dang it!...
I was born in 1989 & remember first reading about them sometime in the mid-1990's when I was a kid.
They were such a legendary group, too...
Yaaaaaaaaa...................................
They’ll find another list.
that '83 skins team was such a heartbreaker..that was truly a black sunday against the raiders.
Seattle should've ran the ball
They did and Hightower stopped them
beast mode got them there to the one yard line. Like it's not rocket science to go for it again lol They don't want marshawn to get mvp lol
Jaden C, no Alex is right they did run it the play before the interception and and Hightower stopped him.
Yeah. Let's act like a circus catch is the only reason they even had a chance at the end. Butler gave up the (Circus Catch) but made up for it with the INT
Yep
The connection between 98 vikes and 07 pats =Randy moss
I remember being crazy excited when the Giants beat the Pats in 2008 lol. I was at work and I was the only one of my co-workers who rooted against the Pats. To be clear I had no great reasons other than I wanted Brady to go down and yes it was cause I was -jealous- resentful of his greatness and as a Raider fan I obviously _never_ rooted for him. I also wanted to see a bunch of my friends lose money on what they thought would be easy money on bets. I still smile thinking about it lol.
In a parallel universe, the 2008/2017 Lions and Browns went 16-0 and won the Superbowl, and the Patriots went 0-16 in 2007, and the Dolphins went 0-14 in 1972.
The Dolphins also finished 1-15 in 2007 lol so they’d be 15-1
Is it me...or does Bum Phillips look like Hank from King of the Hill? Idk...maybe I see it differently😒
talks like him too, I tell you what....
1988 Bengals. Krumrie breaking his leg early really hurt that team. Billups dropping a perfect interception in the endzone. That final drive by the 49ers would never have happened if those two things didn't happen.
Nah defense 1988 Bengals defense wasn't that good, the1981 Bengals were far better.
In 1991 the Eagles had one of the best defenses in NFL history: led the league in defense against the pass and the run (Jerome Brown, Reggie White, Clyde Simmons). But Cunningham broke his leg in the first game. Their 3rd string QB lost 4 games. With Cunningham (who was coming off his greatest season in 1990), the Eagles could have made some real noise. otoh, Rich Kotite WAS the coach so he probably would have found some other way to screw things up.
1998 people don’t remember this but John Randle got hurt against the cardinals the week before. He was the main key to the whole defense, when that happened my dad and I looked at each other, Ope der cood be troubles brewing in the lutafisk.
I thought the 15-1 packers team in 2011 deserved to be here
Spineshot25 I agree. But they lost because of themselves. Rodgers didn’t play the last regular-season game and I think also having the bye week made him a little less sharp throwing wise than he should’ve been if he had played. Also the defense was poor. They did have some really good players like Tramon Williams and Nick Collins and Charles Woodson but as a whole, the defense was not very good. I really wish this team would’ve gone to the Super Bowl, I was really hoping they would.
kyle - You made a good point. But let me emphasize. That defense was worse than poor. They were terrible. I am not sure why they only gave up 360 points. That defense gave up 6585 yards. They only had 6482 yards gained themselves. I am being sarcastic on the yards gained. It is a lot. Anyway one of the worst defense ever. That is with a team that had possession of the ball a lot. I think the question we have to ask here is how they actually went 15-1. Not how they lost to the Giants. Because if the Giants did not beat them they would have had a lot of trouble the next week against the niners.
Just cause you go 15-1 in the regular season doesn't mean you deserve to be on the list. 04 Steelers is a good example
@@adk46er5203 no
The defense wasn't great that year. At all. I think with a better defense, they could've been undefeated, or at least only lost one game that season.
As a Packers fan, John Randle was right
Harry Engel In my mind, it would have been a clash of giants and styles. You got the Vikings with the track meet with Moss, Carter and Robert Smith with Randall Cunningham’s resurgence. Then you have the defending champion broncos with a 2000 yard rusher in TD with Shannon Sharpe and another guy in the middle of a resurgence in John Elway. We missed out on one of the greatest Super Bowls of all time and considering how the 98 Broncos could be seen as one of the greatest teams ever, it’s a fascinating matchup
So many great teams that didn’t win the SB: 94 cowboys, 16 falcons, 97 packers, 90 49ers, 09 Vikings, those bud grant Vikings teams, so many
How about the 2000 Tennessee Titans who was 13-3 and upset by the Baltimore Ravens who went on to win the Super Bowl that year.
And the 49ers should have beat the Ravens except for the stupid special teams TD.
@@dukeondo you mean in SB 47?
As a Dolphins fan, I’m forever thankful for the SB XLII upset. The Giants helped us keep the last shreds of relevance we have left, no team has been perfect since us. Seeing it happen to the Patriots just makes it that much better.
No team other than the Patriots has ever gone 16-0 for the regular season or 18-1 when you include the playoffs! Not even the Miami Dolphins have done that!
@Matthew Orlandi ... i loved the Perfectville commercial they made for the Super Bowl
The patriots season was better.
1972 Dolphins had a ridiculously easy schedule, the combined record of their opponents was 70-122-4
Only two of their opponents had a winning record (both were 8-6) none of their opponents on their schedule made the playoffs. People say Earl Morrall was lucky when he replaced Griese and won 11 games, but he was a veteran QB that backed up Unitas, Tittle, Fran Tarkenton, and Griese. All HOFs.
They were a great team, but their opponents only had a .367 winning percentage.
@shumpie41 Wow, are you really going to start with that whining B.S. again??? Just a bunch of jealous losers, that keep claiming that!!!
That was their chance to shut you lot up and laud it over you forever and they fluffed it, it must be so bitter for them to swallow!
4 of these should be the Bills
Not even close, they only got to those super bowls because they were the only good team in a horrifically weak AFC (no super bowl wins from 1984 until 1997)
Christian Bennett or the Vikings
The Bills would have been a marginal playoff team in the NFC during those years.
stealthiscool no I disagree I think the AFC was good when Buffalo was going to the Super Bowls Houston was a good team Miami was a good team Pittsburgh was a good team Denver had good teams
originnone Wrong, I can tell you're a millennial and someone who didn't watch those Bill teams play because the bills had success against NFC teams during the regular season they beat Dallas during the regular season in Dallas in 1993 after losing the Super Bowl to Dallas the year before they beat San Francisco in San Francisco in 1992 the same 49ers team that went 14-2. The Buffalo Bills beat the New York Giants during the regular season in 1990 in Giants stadium the same year they played the Giants in the Super Bowl. In 1991 the Buffalo Bills played The Undefeated Chicago Bears and put a whooping on them 35-13 to hand Chicago their first loss, Chicago would go on to go 11-5 that year. Buffalo routinely had success against NFC teams when they played them. Let the grown-ups talk about teams that we seen play young kid.
I think of Dan Marino as the first Peyton Manning. Like my beloved Colts, a QB carried the Dolphins for the most part. That being Marino.
Fun fact David Tyree (the shoulder catch) also had a touchdown
That lucky helmet catch, the failure to blow the whistle when Eli manning is definitely in the grasp.
2009 Minnesota Vikings as well.
Brett Favre is an all-time great QB, my man. He definitely had a couple of head scratching post-season INTs later in his career, but, prior to about 2001-2002, he was always known as the Comeback King and would pull out the win far more often than not. Moreover, his play was often the sole reason that his teams even made the playoffs once the 1995-1998 super squad crumbled around him.
Regarding the team itself, the 2009 Vikings definitely should be considered a missing ring. Second ranked passing attack in the league due to a rejuvenated Favre, best RB in the game, good defense...they had it all. Moreover, they outgained the Saints by over 2:1 in yds and only lost because they repeatedly shot themselves in the foot. 5 total turnovers (only one of which was really Brett) and an idiotic "12 men on the field" call is the only reason why the 2009 Vikings weren't in the Bowl.
All the Viking teams that made it to the Super Bowl could be on that list.
2016 falcons, 2015 panthers 10 colts
2004 Eagles 2015 Panthers, 1998 Vikings, 2012 49ers, 2006 Chargers, 2022 Eagles.
Damn, 2001 Rams had some sharp uniforms back then. That gold was solid af
Ironic, lots of people didn’t like that Gold including myself. I much preferred the Yellow and Blue.
Yeah I liked Rams old uniform. Not a fan of the LA rams, idk it makes everyone's bodies look a bit funny to me.
1991 Eagles. Incredible defense.
Maybe. But Buddy Ryan never won a playoff game has a Head Coach. Did not play well with others.
ur joking right? they went 10-6 and missed the playoffs
If Cunningham doesn’t get injured they most likely would have made the playoffs but idk if they could have beaten the redskins in the playoffs cause the redskins were a really good team that year
What about the 15-1 Packers in 2011?? Giants trounced them in the playoffs.
Pretty sure this was made in 2009-2010
It appears you need to advance at least to the Conference title game and not just the divisional rd
2019 14-2 Ravens
The 1979 Oilers and the 1981 Chargers have no business on this list. Especially being ahead the of Washington Redskins of 1983 or the 2001 St. Louis Rams, two teams that had won Superbowls before.
The 2004 Eagles is another team I think a lotta people forget about.
06 Chargers could have been on this list. LT was a machine that year.
Super Bowls.
81 Chargers are one of the most overrated teams ever. Great offense but GARBAGE on defense.
@@xaviervega468for they went 10-6 and got blown out in the championship game. If anything the 79, 80 and 04 chargers belong more as they were objectively better teams lmao
1998 vikings should have won the super bowl
Dark knight 543658 You have to make the SB first
Derek Jaspersen broncos would've ran all over that weak vikings defense.
The Broncos were far and away the best team that year
Derek Jaspersen I’m a packers fan and I agree. The Packers should have won super bowl 32 and the Vikings should have won 33. The I could have laughed at John Elway for going to 5 Super Bowls and losing all of them.
jamail white. Lol your dumb af vikings went 15-1 in the regular season we would of killed the Broncos
It's a good life being a Giants fan 😎😎
I mean right now when we suck not really:(
How do you like the Mets, Giants and then the Spurs?
I love how many of these “experts” question basically every choice on this list by pointing out that they lost a game.
Did they not read the title of the list?
2017 Cleveland Browns Pre-season 4-0.
Martz should've handed the ball to Faulk.
The beginning of the end of the ST. LOUIS Rams.
Not really. We were still very relevant after that. The last year of the Greatest Show on Turf was about 2006. That was the last year of their run of success. They went 8-8 and missed the playoffs on a tie-breaker. They almost won the NFC West in 2010, but lost to the Seahawks in the last game of the season.
The day that Martz decided Marc Bolger should stay in over kurt warner out of spite is when they died, Warner clearly still had great years left in him, but Kurts wife said some negative things about Martz on a radio show and Martz being an egotistical vindictive man, took it out on Kurt, just ask Isaac bruce and Marshall faulk, they would know, Martz was a great OC but a horrible head coach.
I was sick of seeing the patriots in Super Bowls, but I really wanted Moss to get one.
2018 Chiefs woulda been on here if this was posted after the 2018 AFC Championship
Or the 2018 Saints
The 98 Vikings Should Had Won The SB That Season Going 15-1 in The Season!
True The Playoffs Sometimes Get The Fans a Little Nervous LOL and The Vikings Had a Easy Schedule That Year!
Try beating a team by 45 points in the NFC championship game.... and actually making it to the superbowl... but the 2015 Dabbing Panthers were trash I guess #mediahatesthePanthers
How are the 90 Niners not on this list? 14-2 and two time defending champions who lost the NFC championship to a team they had already beaten because of a devastating injury to Montana and a fluke fumble by Craig. Should absolutely be #2 on this list, they would have crushed almost every other team that was ranked here.
Might be able to add the 2019 Ravens now.
All the hype and pro bowlers just to get steamrolled in the first round.
So true. Ravens totally didn’t show up to the game. Heart breaking game
Well they had that and the game against the Colts in 2006.
Steelers 13-3 in 2017 was better
Mark Duper: We should be number 1
2007 patriots: Hold my beer
10:09
'83 Redskins #2. '07 Patriots "1
Superbowl XVIII still bums me out. HTTR
23:16 Steven Gostkowski hadn't missed a PAT since his rookie season in 2007 and he missed in the AFC championship game in 2016 against the Broncos. Patriots could've won 3 years in a row.
Razza Anonymous The 2015 Patriots were not a great team. They backed into the playoffs.
Mike Youngblood bullshit we were 10-0 and then injuries stacked up check yourself.
Mike Youngblood The 2015 Patriots team was better than both the 14 and 16 patriots. They just ran into Denver D
Um, WTF? If Brandon Bolden doesn't Abner Haynes/Marty Mornhinweg the OT flip the AFCCG is in Foxborough, they only missed out on a missed XP by Gostkowski as is
+GyzmoThaAngelofDeath That's the point...They were not a great team in their last couple of games. They had virtually no o-line left, their three leading receivers played an average of 10-11 games, and their defense was a step behind Denver that year. That Super Bowl was probably the more boring in the last couple of decades, and that Denver team was one of the worst teams to win a Super Bowl...Just look at them at 5-11 only two year later. lol.
The entire Vikings team choked in 1998. It's not just Anderson's fault. Yes, he missed a chip shot sure, but the defense let the Falcons go right down the field in 2 minutes to tie it up. Not to mention the Viking's historic offense actually had the ball in overtime and couldn't do anything with it, when it only took a field goal to win back then. Then the defense let Atlanta go down the field again and get a field goal. Seriously, the WHOLE DAMN TEAM CHOKED. Anderson choked, offense choked, defense really choked.
At 23:32 HIDE THE COKE!!!! LMFAO!!!!!!
Imagine your 5am alarm clock in Buffalo being a "wide right" call; that would be funny
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
04 Eagles, 06 Chargers, 09 Vikings, and 11 Packers should've made the list.
Mr.Calculus/TheUnBiasedDude also 15 panthers
Mr.Calculus/TheUnBiasedDude I totally agree. Great list you got. Don’t forget the 2012 49ers.
Two year fluke the cheese heads had. Overrated defense
The offense was great. But yeah, Don Capers' defense was absolutely garbage. I'm glad he's gone.
But GB went 15-1 in 2011. Only 3 teams did it before. 84 ‘49ers, 85 Bears, and the 98 Vikings. The offense was the greatest I’ve ever seen. Definitely deserves a spot if they redo the list.
1. 2018 Saints
2. 2007 Patriots
3. 1998 Vikings
4. 1984 Dolphins
5. 2001 Rams
6. 2011 Packers
7. 1983 Skins
8. 2015 Panthers
9. 1968 Colts
10. 2004 Steelers
1998 Jets..great team..Parcells coached a great squad...also 1982 Jets...
The Jets winning it all in 1982 or 1998 would have remarkably changed the fortunes of the long-time dumpster fire franchise.
As for 1982, if Richard Todd holds it together against the Dolphins (in a monsoon that turned the Orange Bowl into a mudpit), and then leads the Jets to victory over Washington (with Joe Theismann, John Riggins and Art Monk as starters), he gains a status on par with Namath among the Jets fanbase.
1976 Pittsburgh Steelers, injuries to Franco and Rocky killed them.
Yes l love these
The Eagles in that year where they stormed from 4-8 to finish 8-8 and just missed the playoffs had become so strong that they could have won it all.
They waited too long to start playing right lol
Elite Eli Manning baby. Manning to Manningham down the sideline to set up the game winner is still the greatest throw I've ever seen in SB History.
well, I understand 2001 rams were amazing but with bill belichick of whom spent the 80's with the giants and made one of the most iconic stands in historic football, its really not hard not to underestimate him. and im not even a pats fan.
That's because he had tapes and notes of signals going back to the year 2000 that Goodell confiscated in 2007 and destroyed
'09 Vikings were almost as good as 98 but with the other teams here I can understand them not making it. The '13 Broncos also come to mind
You should put the 67 rams and colts on here. They were both 11-1-2, and only one made the playoffs.
My 3 favorite teams:
3. 1984 Miami Dolphins
2. 2007 New England Patriots
1. 1972 Miami Dolphins
One of the tough lessons of being a Dallas Cowboys fan and a NFL fan for 3 decades now... Sometimes the most talented team doesn't win...
Lol at the Dallas Cowboys ever being the most talented team. They weren't even good enough to make this list