Team Regular Season Records (1 Viewer)

[David Yudkin]

IND 60-20

NE 59-21

PHI 53-27

DEN 51-29

PIT 50-29-1

SEA 48-32

KC 47-33

SD 47-33

BAL 45-35

CAR 44-36

GB 44-36

STL 41-39

ATL 40-39-1

CHI 40-40

TEN 40-40

JAX 40-40

NYJ 39-41

DAL 39-41

NYG 39-41

TB 39-41

MIN 38-42

NO 38-42

MIA 38-42

CIN 37-43

BUF 35-45

WAS 33-47

SF 30-50

CLE 28-52

OAK 26-54

ARI 25-55

HOU 24-56

DET 22-58

 

[Autumn Wind]

I guess that's parity for you.

 

[David Yudkin]

17 teams of 32 within 5 games of being .500.

 

[Sidewinder16]

Out of curiosity, why that time frame?

ETA: Averaging 12-4 over 5 years is pretty impressive.

What's the best 5 year stretch (Super Bowl era)?

 

[bicycle_seat_sniffer]

Out of curiosity, why that time frame?

it's 5 years. why notAFC west ownsand LOL at the LIONS!!!!

 

[David Yudkin]

Out of curiosity, why that time frame?

No real reason, other than someone I was debating yesterday was talking about how likely or unlikely a team could sustain success over a 5-year stretch. Given the results, it appears that it's sounds easy but inpractical reality it is pretty difficult. Only 5 teams averaged 10 full wins a year which is generally the threshold of making the playoffs.

 

[Autumn Wind]

17 teams of 32 within 5 games of being .500.

I would love to see Oakland achieve that level of mediocrity.

 

[Sidewinder16]

Out of curiosity, why that time frame?

No real reason, other than someone I was debating yesterday was talking about how likely or unlikely a team could sustain success over a 5-year stretch. Given the results, it appears that it's sounds easy but inpractical reality it is pretty difficult. Only 5 teams averaged 10 full wins a year which is generally the threshold of making the playoffs.

Cool.Are you able to find the answer to this?

What's the best 5 year stretch (Super Bowl era)?

:imlazy:

 

[David Yudkin]

Out of curiosity, why that time frame?

No real reason, other than someone I was debating yesterday was talking about how likely or unlikely a team could sustain success over a 5-year stretch. Given the results, it appears that it's sounds easy but inpractical reality it is pretty difficult. Only 5 teams averaged 10 full wins a year which is generally the threshold of making the playoffs.

Cool.Are you able to find the answer to this?

What's the best 5 year stretch (Super Bowl era)?

:imlazy:

As far as I can tell, there are two answers to this one. The early 70s Dolphins went 57-12-1 (.821) over a 5 year stretch (but played in only 14 games a season).The mid 80s Bears went 62-17 (missing a game in the strike season) for .785 winning percentage. There may be other stretches where teams had a higher winning percentage, but probably not in the Super Bowl era (at least from what I could quickly tell).