The National Football League has been around for quite some time now.
The league has so far produced some of the greatest in the game.
From 1962’s Packers to New England Patriots today, we have seen some big teams over the
years.
We are going to take a look at some of the greatest teams the league has ever seen.
Bear in mind, this list is about a group of players, so some of the club’s names might
recur.
So without wasting much time, let’s get right into it.
10.
1992 Dallas Cowboys This team of Cowboys won the Super Bowl in
1992.
This was the first during their 1990s crusade.
They used to effortlessly crush their opponents in every possible way at the time.
Their offenses could easily pass through opponent’s defenses.
In the playoffs, they humiliated Eagles and 49ers and made Bills look like infants in
the Super Bowl.
This team was simply unstoppable.
9.
1984 San Francisco 49ers With the regular-season record of 15-1, 49ers
won the Super Bowl in 1984.
They only suffered one loss at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers by a small margin
of just three points.
In the Super Bowl, they crushed the Dolphins by a comprehensive score of 38-16.
However, this team is not the best that we have seen in the 49ers uniforms.
We will get there.
8.
1985 Chicago Bears Full of swagger, this team was nothing short
of a phenomenon.
They demolished quality teams at the time.
They won Super Bowl XX in 1985 and had a regular-season record of 15-1.
The insouciant Jim McMahon and Hall of Famer Walter Payton led the offense while Richard
Dent and Mike Singletary bossed with their solid defense.
They defeated the Patriots in the Super Bowl which saw the famous feud where the head coach
Mike Ditka was being carried off of the field by the Chicago players.
7.
1991 Washington Redskins The team didn’t look much on paper but they
ground out the results in a comprehensive fashion.
They shut down three opponents in their first five games by a combined score of 102-0.
They marched through the playoffs and Super Bowl, defeating opponents 101-41 in three
games.
They had the regular-season record of 14-2.
This team shushed their critics who doubted their potential quite brilliantly.
6.
1966 Green Bay Packers Packers won the first Super Bowl ever by defeating
the Kansas City Chiefs by a score of 35-10, though the Chiefs had shown a lot of fight
in comparison to most of the NFL teams in 1966.
Packers defeated Dallas Cowboys by a score of 34-27 in the NFL final and maintained a
regular-season record of 12-2.
However, this golden age of Packers didn’t last long, but they kick-started an era of
pro football that is still prevalent today.
5.
1978 Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Steelers became the first NFL team
to win three Super Bowl titles when they defeated the Cowboys by a score of 35-31.
The Steelers defense at the time is still considered to be the best in the history of
American Football by many.
It was because of their untouchability that the rules were reformed to accommodate the
enemy’s opponents better.
But this only made them more balanced, first in the league in points allowed but also fifth
in points scored.
4.
1989 San Francisco 49ers With the regular-season record of 14-2 and
Super Bowl XXIV to their name, this team of 49ers was the best team of 49ers in the 80s
and 90s.
Though this was George Seifert’s team, the legendary Bill Walsh’s influence was very
evident.
They were one of the best balanced and deepest team in the history of the NFL.
They cruised through the playoffs by a margin of 126-26 and defeated the Denver Broncos
in the Super Bowl by a convincing score of 55-10.
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3.
2007 New England Patriots In 2007, New England won the AFC championship,
their sixth in seven years by defeating San Diego Chargers 21-12.
They finished unbeaten with the regular-season record of 16-0.
But unlike every team on this countdown, this imposing team of Patriots couldn’t win the
Super Bowl.
They were defeated by a more humble team of New York Giants, who beat them by a score
of 17-14.
Other Patriots teams have won the Super Bowl in 2004 and 2016, but this 2007’s team were
miles ahead of them in every respect.
It only lacked that icing on the cake.
2.
1962 Green Bay Packers Many great teams have come and gone throughout
the history of American Football, but only a few have come nearer the Green Bay Packers
team in 1962.
The started the season hot by winning their first four games by a combined score of 109-14.
They’d entered the season as defending champions and ended with a regular-season record of
13-1 under Vince Lombardi, earning them the top position in the Western Conference.
Their only loss came at the hands of the Lions which had a defense full of Hall of Famers.
In the NFL Championship Game against the East Conference winner New York Giants, they defended
their title with a 16-7 victory at Yankee Stadium.
1.
1972 Miami Dolphins Number one on our list is the undefeated team
of Don Shula that won the Super Bowl against the Washington Redskins by a score of 14-7.
They posted a season record of 14-0.
They had Hall of Famers like Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield, Nick Buoniconti to name a few,
all over the field.
However, this was not the strongest Dolphins team in history, but they nevertheless were
the most dominating one, and they did something no other team has ever done before nor will
likely do in the near future.
Well, that was it.
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