Best NFL W/L since 2010 ·

Zero2Cool
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[list=1]

Patriots (51-13)

Packers (44-19-1)

49ers (42-21-1)

Ravens (42-22)

Saints (42-22)

Falcons (40-24)

[*]Steelers (40-24)[/list]

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nerdmann
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11 years ago

[list=1]

Patriots (51-13)

Packers (44-19-1)

49ers (42-21-1)

Ravens (42-22)

Saints (42-22)

Falcons (40-24)

Steelers (40-24)[/list]

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

How many did we lose when Aaron when down? 6? Pretty close to the Patriots.

We need to get and stay healthy. Bottom line.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

dhazer
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11 years ago

[list=1]

Patriots (51-13)

Packers (44-19-1)

49ers (42-21-1)

Ravens (42-22)

Saints (42-22)

Falcons (40-24)

Steelers (40-24)[/list]

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

What I find amazing is how the Patriots do it as a team. Can anyone name a wr other than Welker for the Patriots during that time? They have been slipping the past 2 years they only won 12 games in each season.

The Packers record is very deceiving seeing out of the 4 years we only had 1 that we had more than 12 wins.

Just Imagine this for the next 6-9 years. What a ride it will be 🙂 (PS, Zero should charge for this)

yooperfan
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11 years ago

Nothing sweeter than success!

mi_keys
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11 years ago

Originally Posted by: dhazer

How exactly is it misleading? We have 44 wins in 4 years. 11 wins a year. So why would you expect in a sample size of 4 to get a bunch of seasons with over 12 wins if the average is 11?

Born and bred a cheesehead

steveishere
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11 years ago

Originally Posted by: dhazer

NE has also only had another team in their division make the playoffs 1 time in that stretch while the NFC N has had 3 and another miss the playoffs with 10 wins. I don't really see the huge difference between 11 wins and 12 wins if it gets you in the playoffs either way.

DakotaT
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11 years ago

All that list says to me is that the Packers, Ravens, and Saints won a Super Bowl - the rest of them just won games.

Mucky Tundra
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11 years ago

Can anyone name a wr other than Welker for the Patriots during that time?

Originally Posted by: dhazer

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sschind
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11 years ago

Whenever I see stats like this I always wonder why they chose that particular year. Why choose 2010. Why not 2009 or 2008 or 2011?

Of those on the list only the Saints had more wins than the Packers in 2009 so it would look even better for the Packers if they went back to 2009. Can't do 2008 though because we only won 6 games that year.

DoddPower
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11 years ago

#10

How exactly is it misleading? We have 44 wins in 4 years. 11 wins a year. So why would you expect in a sample size of 4 to get a bunch of seasons with over 12 wins if the average is 11?

Originally Posted by: mi_keys

Because he's Dhazer and he paints whatever picture he wants. That's just what he does, especially if it somehow lessens any accomplishment the Packers have had, for some reason. Just a real negative guy, I suppose. It probably extends beyond just the NFL.

DoddPower
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11 years ago

#11

Originally Posted by: sschind

Why not choose 1990 or 1972? A specific date has to be picked and in this case it's just meant to be somewhat representative of recent history, I suppose. Perhaps the best thing would be to show multiple time frames for a more complete picture.

mi_keys
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11 years ago

#12

Originally Posted by: DoddPower

I know. I've been here long enough to know he does that. Doesn't mean I don't like pointing out the bullshit.

Born and bred a cheesehead

dhazer
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11 years ago

#13

Originally Posted by: DoddPower

ok the Packers had a 15 win season in there that throws off the whole thing

10-6
15-1
11-5
8-7-1

Then look at the Pats

14-2
13-3
12-4
12-4

Ummm what team looks more constant? Btw Look at the Pats record back to 2001 when Brady took over. The worst record was 9-7 and only missed the playoffs twice and one of the times they missed the playoffs their record was 11-5 with a backup qb all season.

They average 12.5 wins a year now thats impressive. Even though they did cheat lol

Just Imagine this for the next 6-9 years. What a ride it will be 🙂 (PS, Zero should charge for this)

mi_keys
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11 years ago

#14

Originally Posted by: dhazer

Yeah, and we have an 8 win season in there. The average is 11 and the median is 10.5.

The pats are the exception with their consistency. That's why we still have the second best record over that time period. Now let's win another title this year and make it count for something.

Born and bred a cheesehead

dhazer
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11 years ago

#15

Originally Posted by: mi_keys

Looking at it all and I guess regular season don't mean shit as long as you make the playoffs

going back to the 2008 season the average super bowl winner had 11 wins in the season so i guess we are right on average

Just Imagine this for the next 6-9 years. What a ride it will be 🙂 (PS, Zero should charge for this)

mi_keys
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11 years ago

#16

Originally Posted by: dhazer

Get in and anything can happen. Especially with the parity in the league these days.

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nerdmann
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11 years ago

#17

Get in and anything can happen. Especially with the parity in the league these days.

Originally Posted by: mi_keys

1: Get in.

2: Get a week off.

3: Get a home game.

4: Home field advantage.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

sschind
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11 years ago

#18

Originally Posted by: DoddPower

Yeah but usually when they make such comments they are trying to make a specific point about something. If they are trying to show the Packers specifically why not do your full research and go back one more year which would make the stats look even better. Maybe he was trying to show the Patriots in a better light so he chose 2010. That's why I said I wonder why he chose that year. You are right though. It could have just been chosen at random.

buckeyepackfan
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11 years ago

#19

Composite NFL Standings since the AFL/NFL merger
by organization (not franchise) through team and location changes.
Fall of 1970 through 2/2/2014

http://home.jps.net/~fos/nfl/post1969nfl.html

Or there is this.

http://home.jps.net/~fos/nfl/nfl.htm

I was addicted to The Hokey Pokey, but I turned myself around!

play2win
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11 years ago

#20

[list=1]

Patriots (51-13)

Packers (44-19-1)

49ers (42-21-1)

Ravens (42-22)

Saints (42-22)

Falcons (40-24)

Steelers (40-24)[/list]

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

It is pretty impressive, all things considering. And, as nerdmann said, this with Rodgers being out a significant 6 games last season. Now, to better our playoff record. Maybe that starts this season!

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