2-0 or 0-2 starts (1 Viewer)

[buckeye35]

Does anybody know where I can find out the last time each of the current 2-0 NFL teams started 2-0 and when each of the current 0-2 teams last started 0-2? If any of them have a streak of 2-0/0-2 starts going, that would be helpful to know too. I can't seem to dig this up anywhere -- thanks!

 

[DoubleG]

Does anybody know where I can find out the last time each of the current 2-0 NFL teams started 2-0 and when each of the current 0-2 teams last started 0-2? If any of them have a streak of 2-0/0-2 starts going, that would be helpful to know too. I can't seem to dig this up anywhere -- thanks!

Wheelhouse is too big for the pool - ya gotta pay if you want Wheelhouse to play

 

[Jeff Haseley]

You ask and you shall receive. I too could not find a source with these answers, so I decided to do the research myself.

The current 2-0 teams in 2007

NE was last 2-0 in 2006, finished 12-4 (won wildcard, won divisional, lost AFC title game to IND)

PIT was last 2-0 in 2005 finished 11-5 (Won Super Bowl - Defeated SEA)

HOU has never been 2-0 until 2007 (no postseason record)

IND was last 2-0 in 2006, finished 12-4 (Won Super Bowl - Defeated CHI)

DEN was last 2-0 in 2003, finished 10-6 (lost wildcard to IND)

DAL was last 2-0 in 1999, finished 8-8 (made playoffs, but lost to MIN in wildcard)

WAS was last 2-0 in 2005, finished 10-6 (won first playoff game and then lost divisional game to SEA)

DET was last 2-0 in 2004, finished 6-10 (did not make the playoffs)

GB was last 2-0 in 2001, finished 12-4 (won the wildcard and lost to STL in the divisional game)

SF was last 2-0 in 1998, finished 12-4 (won the wildcard and lost to ATL in the divisional game)

The current 0-2 teams in 2007

NYJ was last 0-2 in 2003, finished 6-10 (did not make the playoffs)

BUF was last 0-2 in 2004, finished 9-7 (did not make the playoffs)

MIA was last 0-2 in 2006, finished 6-10 (did not make the playoffs)

OAK was last 0-2 in 2006, finished 2-14 (did not make the playoffs)

KC was last 0-2 in 2006, finished 9-7 (lost to IND in wildcard)

PHI was last 0-2 in 2003, finished 12-4 (Had bye week in playoffs, won divisional game, lost to CAR in NFC Championship game)

NYG was last 0-2 in 1996, finished 6-10 (did not make the playoffs)

NO was last 0-2 in 1997, finished 6-10 (did not make the playoffs)

ATL was last 0-2 in 2002, finished 9-6-1 (won wildcard and lost to PHI in the divisional game)

STL was last 0-2 in 2002, finished 7-9 (did not make the playoffs)

 

[buckeye35]

You are the best Wheelhouse, I mean Jeff -- thanks! Did I miss your weekly gem last week of interesting stats and whatnot? Always look forward to it.

 

[Jeff Haseley]

You are the best Wheelhouse, I mean Jeff -- thanks! Did I miss your weekly gem last week of interesting stats and whatnot? Always look forward to it.

Thanks Buckeye35. My weekly article, which is called "Needles From the Haystack" is released every Thursday. Here is last week's article Unfortunately, because it is part of FBG weekly content, I am unable to post it publicly. If you have any questions or comments about the weekly article or other footballguys content, please PM me or email me at haseley@footballguys.comBy the way I hope you don't mind, I liked your question and decided to add it to my article this week. Thanks for the question. If you are not a subscriber, I will be sure you have access to my article this week. Just PM me your email address if you would like.

 

[buckeye35]

I am definitely a subscriber! I was looking for it under the old title -- thanks for the update. I guess by posting it on Thursday, you keep thieves like me from stealing some of your nuggets for our own league's weekly reports! I never tell them where it comes from, but everyone in my league knows who "Wheelhouse" is. Of course I don't mind about including that in the Week 2 edition -- you did all the work.

I'm always looking for kooky stuff like this, so I may have some more for you down the line -- thanks again!

 

[Squinting Cyclops]

I also really enjoyed the Needle in a Haystack article...one of my favorites last week, so much so that I tried to find out how to give you the but wasn't sure how to do it until I read this thread.

 

[Jeff Haseley]

I also really enjoyed the Needle in a Haystack article...one of my favorites last week, so much so that I tried to find out how to give you the but wasn't sure how to do it until I read this thread.

Cool. Thanks weevol. I struggled with the article name, but in the end I wanted to slowly shy away from the "Wheelhouse" personna so to speak. Hopefully it will create a name for itself soon enough. I'm putting the finishing touches on this week's article and it should be good to go for release on Thursday.