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The 86 NY Giants should be top 10,that defense was dominant in playoffs cmon now
I'd put 86 Giants between #10-#15. Also 89 49ers should be top #5. Really #10 is too low.
Agreed. That was a stretch of three years of teams with legitimate claims of being the best ever.
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Accept the Washington team
dancolonna6590 ikr they were called (and I often still call them) the REDSKINS!
@dancolonna6590 no one offered..
If they ever had a course about NFL history in High School or college I’d take it.
Best channel on KZhead
In 2011, people really don't really realise how great Eli was. In 2011 he passed for 4,933 yards, led the league with 4Q comebacks, and game-winning drives, with one of the worst defences that year, 25th in points allowed and 27th in yards allowed. He had a record-breaking year, and with all those problems, he somehow led his team to the Lombardi trophy!
The 2011 Giants had the 31st ranked Offensive Line and 31st ranked rushing attack. Few teams have ever been more carried by a single player.
Eli manning is average asf deal w it
@@slaktheking69 Casual
Eli had an excellent 2011, and a few other solid years in that time. His career outside of his championships is probably going to look underwhelming compared to some Hall of Fame quarterbacks but he has a good career, and an excellent 2011. That said, if the team is said to be carried by a player or two, then it must’ve been pretty middling in its other components.
@@slaktheking69 he wasn’t average in 2011.
Eli escaping the sack with guys holding onto his jersey, somehow escapes and gets the pass off with the Helmut catch at the end, are you fking kidding me.
Its top 20 atleast
It would have been a sack normally. Pure luck. 07 pats are still the greatest team in history. I hate them but I get it.
@@untilthewheelsfalloff1751 no
@@TheMackoftheyear sorry but it’s true
All guys were holding look at the replay😂
I wish that madden had these historical teams would definitely make the game worth buying!
U know ea lazy
Back in the day they did. I ran the 89 49ers all the time
@@M1lesJamesthey just didn't have the rosters. They had correct #s but no names 😂
Uh uh. I know you're not putting the 07 Giants next to last, not with that defense. It doesn't matter though, you'd rather be the worst winning team than the best losing team.
@@theog2306 I'm okay with putting the 11 team at the bottom, honestly. They went all the way because the defense peaked at the right time and Eli played out of his mind.
The 11 Giants are the worst without a doubt.
these are super bowl teams, nothing wrong with being last lol
lol not even a top 100 defense of all time 😂😂😂
@@LiamDeegeEither them or the 1970 Colts. Those are the two worst in my opinion.
The 86 Giants at 21? You could make an argument, & don't start Bears fans, that their postseason defensive stats were more impressive than the Bears of the previous season. They outscored San Francisco & Washington by a score of 66-3. I repeat 66-3. They shut down and blew out the 49ers and shut out The Redskins. Then then held John Elway to 20 points. I would say that is more impressive than beating Dieter Brock & Tony Eason.
taking a shit is more impressive than beating dieter brock and tony Eason
It was more that the Bears Defense was dominant all throughout that season. Minus the season opener and the famous MNF game, they only had one game where they gave up 20 or more points.
Bears gave up 10 total points in playoffs you gave up double that in one game- pipe down
@@joewagner3770 aww bears fan mad
@@joewagner3770 READ WHO THE COMPETITION WAS. The Bears saw Tony Eason. The Giants saw John Elway. Maybe you should pipe down. Funny The Bears never won squat again while The Giants won another Super Bowl. Pipe down indeed.
The giants disrespect is fuckin hilarious.
I thought the 86 team should've easily been in the top ten, maybe even as high as 5.
All giants teams mentioned smack every team here. 08 Giants when Plax shot himself, is the greatest team of all time, until he shot himself. Would cook every one of these sad teams, who’ll never truly know
In 2011 Eli Manning had one of the greatest seasons in NFL history in fact his single season playoff yards record still stands
The list is based on regular season performance too. They still have the worst record, and point differential, of any SB winning team.
Did you read my post it's factual so it's not up for your debate understand
yeah because he played 4 playoff games. Brady would have the record if he didn't have a bye
Brady played ,4 playoff games in 2020 season Stafford for 2021 season Mahomes for 2023 season why can't you accept fact
And still defeated TB12 in what is statistically the greatest season of his career in 2011-12 @@j.a.greene3523
these videos are the highlight of my week, always so enjoyable
1989 49ers should be higher than #10
Nfl hates the niners for being the greatest franchise in the nfl. They rig games for steelers , pats and now kc to try to bring them up to niners level
As cowboys fan, they are #1 imo
72 and 73 Dolphins are the only AFC teams that belongs in the top 10. Madden's Raiders are ranked about 20 spots too high. 78 Steelers are vastly overrated, as usual.
I would say no worse than fifth
I don’t understand this ranking system, but enjoyed all the recapping nonetheless
I remember you guys ranked every Super Bowl game a couple of years ago, and I was wondering if you have an updated version in the works because I'm real interested to see where Sunday night's game ranks.
The fact that the NFC won 13 straight Super Bowls from 1984 to 1996 is one of the most incredible stats in football history in my opinion.
It’s because there wasn’t a salary cap. The original NFL became the NFC and thus it had the biggest markets.
I remember when people were saying that they needed to stop having AFC vs NFC so the Super Bowl would be Cowboys vs 49ers lol
@@benferris149 the Steelers, Browns and Colts were NFL teams prior to the merger and switched to the AFC after...also the Pats and Chiefs constantly winning the AFC the past decade makes the salary cap argument moot.
@eingmiserable4668 He is talking about back then, not now. but at the beginning outside the Steelers and the Rams, most AFC teams couldn't win in the SuperBowl, that's why I always said that the Bills loosing 4 times in a row is more a reflection about the AFC than anything
@@happybeingmiserable4668 the modern Pats and Chiefs aren’t beneficiaries of a lack of a salary cap. And the Steelers, Browns, and Colts were all smaller market teams; their switch could’ve only added to the financial gap between the conferences (though of course the Steelers did have a lot of success before the AFC’s losing streak).
The Eli Manning Giants being the bottom 2 is just straight disrespectful
really Big Joy Kill
Considering the state of that franchise today, just be happy to have those championships!
Love seeing good rankings :)
I do love the fact the best teams are pretty much all pre-free agency and salary cap teams. Fans under the age of 40 have no idea how stacked teams were before player movement.
The mid 90’s Niners who won it all in 94, and had a 1995 team that had ten pro bowlers and seven all pros that could’ve repeated if Steve Young doesn’t get hurt were probably the last team of that generation. Seven players named first or second team all pro is a lot, and ten pro bowlers is uncommon too.
The 1989 49ers got severely disrespected here. They're a top 5 team all-time without a doubt, and I would rank them in my top 2. When the playoffs hit that season, it was as if that team ascended to heights beyond comprehension.
They had a MONSTER team that year. I can see why you say that.
Remember seeing a lot of these older games when I was a young fan.
As a Giants fan I have to agree with our 2011 team being the worst Super Bowl champions, our defense was terrible (although they did admittedly play much better in the postseason) and we had the worst rushing attack in the NFL. Eli and our receivers did a good deal of the heavy lifting that season and the team got hot at the right time, although we were certainly lucky we avoided having to go to the Super Dome and play the Saints (a team who’d demolished us in the regular season) in the NFCCG. The 2007 team being ranked second to last is a bit more contentious though. Yes, they were only 10-6, Eli’s quarterbacking was pretty hot and cold until the playoffs, and we frankly got a number of lucky bounces, but the team was also just very well-rounded. We had a great offensive line plus both a 1,000 yard receiver and running back, with a top five rushing attack to boot. The defense was ranked middle of the pack in terms of points per game and per drive, but we also had a terrific front seven which led the league in sacks including two double digit sackers (Tuck and Osi) plus the veteran Strahan. Plus, maybe some homerism but I just feel knocking off the only undefeated team in the 16 game era is a pretty big added boost. I personally would’ve put them over the 2012 Ravens, 1980 Raiders, 1970 Colts, 2015 Broncos, and 2001 Patriots, but again likely some homerism there.
A real "Giants fan" would never call the 2011 defense "terrible"
@@jackinwestchester4455 We were 25th in points allowed, 27th in yards allowed, 21st in defensive DVOA, *29th* in passing yards allowed (20th in NY/A), 19th in rushing yards allowed (23rd in Y/A), 25th in points per drive and 22nd in yards per drive. Yes they did have a great front seven and the defense as a whole played much better in the playoffs, but there’s not sugarcoating it: the Giants defense during the regular season *was fucking terrible.*
@@jackinwestchester4455 I would appreciate it if you didn’t question my loyalty lmao I’m a diehard fan of the G-Men, I’ll willingly admit that defense was hot garbage until the postseason
A fair assessment, based on my memory. I never got the feeling that the 2011 were a great team per se. But as someone else wrote, better to be the worst of the winners than the best of the losers.
The guy who doesn’t get mentioned enough in 2011 is Victor Cruz. There are very few players who have gotten 1,500 yards and a ring in the same season.
I know the 2020 Buccaneers didn’t have the greatest season start to finish as some other Super Bowl champions but I honestly think that the final version of them, what they had in they playoffs, is one of the best teams ever. Just the absolutely insane talent of Brady, AB, Gronk, Evans, and Godwin, might be the most talented passing squad ever. Then that paired with a loaded defense. That team easily beat Brees, Rodgers, and Mahomes in a single run
That Chiefs team could be their best yet in their now dynasty & couldn't even score a TD It's interesting how I'm not hearing much about that or that both Mahomes (0-2) & Andy Reid (0-4) never beat Brady in the postseason 🤔
All good points. 2020 Bucs could def be ranked higher than #46. Remember: KC was still a 3-point favorite, despite the o-line issues.
Patrick was like 2/4 years old when he lost to a Man who had basically beat the game at that point. Plus, the first time he should have won, but they got burned by Dee Ford’s penalty and defunct OT rules. Second time his O-line was nonexistent. Also, plenty of people bring up that and other things to discredit Patrick, from Taylor Swift to the fact he’s never won without Andy & Travis to this point(previously he had never played a true road playoff game).
It’s like no one brings up Jordan never beat the Celtics/Bird in the playoffs
@@EricStuder89yea cause not like his o line were hurt playing with backups and still hit his wrs they just dropped them
Find a Weakness for the 85 Bears you say? Dan Marino 😂
Absolutely. And the stubbornness of Buddy Ryan in the first half of that game really did them in. But I'll happily take 15-1 and a trophy!
@greenbay3164 *Dude, it was one game with the Dolphins playing at home as though it was their Super Bowl to preserved the undefeated season and the Bears playing 3 quarters of the game with their back-up QB. Stop Sounding Stupid.*
I don't know how the hell the '89 49ers are barely tenth on this list. +100 point differential in three playoff games. That may be the craziest team stat I've ever heard of.
Having the 1989 49ers at #10 is criminal. They’re at least top 3, along with 72 Dolphins and 85 Bears.
I’d say the 1989 Niners, 1985 Bears, 1972 Dolphins, 1975 Steelers and 1991 Skins are the top five in whatever order you want.
@@fortynights1513 1989 49ers are the most complete team, in my opinion. 1972 is the best season, of course, and 1985 Bears was the most entertaining.
Thank you for this comment! I was hoping others would see their idiocy of having them ranked at 10
Prime Montana and Rice
This past year was Kansas City’s toughest Super Bowl march after all the dropped passes and lack of discipline to close out the season, all thanks to Spags and the defense
One of the greatest defensive performances in playoff history
@@ChiefBlue4298 yea the 2013 seahawks were
Defense lowkey carried the Chiefs this season and post season. Very different to the other years where it was the Chiefs high powered offense that got them to stomp opponents but it was definitely different this year. Defense did one hell of a job this season but it's not being talked about enough
@@aquila519very true but that Sb was defense first half, offense second half both in OT
As a Giants fan, it all looked so familiar to me too; the Chiefs grinded through a tough regular season, were doubted & counted out, they eventually righted the ship in the playoffs, an outstanding defensive unit, were road 'underdogs' in the playoffs, got back to the Super Bowl against a familiar opponent, and won on their last drive of the game with a touchdown....and their MVP QB leading his team to another Lombardi Trophy. 🙂 Sometimes, the best & most memorable Super Bowl-winning seasons are from the teams that had to grind their way through all season to get to the mountain top( or even get BACK there as well ). And the 2023 Chiefs just completed one of their very own. 🙂
Love videos like these! 2013 Seahawks are one of the best I’ve ever seen.
They were good. However, the 2015 Panthers were tough. Too bad Newton was too scared of the Ball
@@kevinuchiha6830Why would you bring up a team that didn't even win the super bowl?
@@riquetc0060 good question. I'm not sure myself
@@kevinuchiha6830, not the ball.. twas those who could’ve mashed his..
all the Super Bowl Champions from the least remembered to the most memorable.. enjoying watching this. Also underdog champions to the dominant
Giants fan Super Bowl 42 and 46 will always be my all time favorite Super Bowls. Both games was epic especially SB 42 when we defeated the goat Tom Brady and the then 18-0 Patriots was truly a special moment ill never forget.
I know that the 72 Dolphins went undefeated, but the 84 Niners and 85 Bears should be 1 and 2, and it's a toss up for who should be #1
Yeah bears are definitely that number 1 fosho
@@JosexNieves The '72 Dolphins had the most points and gave up the fewest points. They also had the most yards and gave up the fewest yards. They also won every game. What measure of greatness can there be that eclipses that?
@@j.a.191 the who? No one remembers those bums
Just because you are 9 yo, watch football since maybe two years doesnt mean real people do not remember the 1991 Redskins. The 2nd best team in the SB era, behind the Bears only. @@JosexNieves
@@FoxxyBrown1111 who
2021 rams at 52 is actually insane
They should be at least in the top 20 or 15.
they just disrespected basically the modern teams
A bit low perhaps
I disagree. You have to keep in mind that these are all Super Bowl winners on this list. The teams on this are all great. That Rams were good for that season, but below average when compared to all the Super Bowl winners in the history of the NFL.
@@anthropomorphicOrangewhat? That team was basically stacked as hell
As a Steelers fan i was 17 going on 18 years old in 2005 when the Steelers won the super bowl cause not only of Jerome Bettis returns to his hometown of Detroit Michigan and winning it but that Antwan Randal El's pass to Hines Ward was the reason why Ward won Super Bowl MVP 5:08
SB 52. The one that finally gave us glory. Coach Doug is the greatest Eagles coach as of 2/4/2018.
86 Giants at 21 proves the person running this is a Giants hater.
91 Skins would smoke 76 Raiders, other than that, good list
I’d argue both should be top ten probably.
Most of the people who are criticizing this guy's list are way off base. They're just picking teams that they liked when they were young. However, you I agree with. The Redskins ( they'll always be the Redskins to me. The Redskins or the Hogs. We didn't they change their name to the Hogs. The Hogs is a much better name than Commanders) that year was a dominant team, even among a long list of Super Bowl winners.
That's what I was saying I can't stand the Washington whatever their team want to be called, but I was like man the 1991 Redskins were blow out the 76 Raiders by like four touchdowns. Heck the 83 Raiders would smashed the 76 Raiders. The 83 Raiders is considered the best Raiders Super Bowl team out of the three.
‘76 RAIDERS had a plus-111 point differential? That was one helck of a lucky 13-1-0 run, 16-1 after winning in the postseason by an average of two TDs per game..
The 1991 Redskins are one of the best teams ever assembled, not doubt. However, this is a foolish take. The 1976 Raiders lost only one game (NE) all year, avenged that loss in the playoffs, beat the crap out of the two-time defending champs in the AFCCG (PIT), and beat the crap out of the Vikings in the SB. At the very least, it'd be a close, tense, fun matchup between two all-time great teams.
Everybody thank NFL Throwback for putting that box in the upper left corner and keeping it up there, because some people like to do things excellently!
2000 ravens at 34 is disrespectful
Given their offense I think it’s not too unfair. Part of why their defense is considered so amazing was because of what the offense gave them.
1991 NFC championship game Lions vs Washington.
One of the most one sided games you’ll find that late into the playoffs.
1991 NFC championship game Lions vs *Redskins. Fixed it.
Crazy that Washington beat that same Lions team in week 1 45-0
@@raymondsmith2040 💯
Just curious about rating these teams. The NFL 100 was done in 2019, so it was Super Bowl champions from 1966-2018 (New England's last Super Bowl title,) along with other teams in history, dating back to the 1920's. While you can insert KC, Tampa Bay, and LA Rams, how is it, whenever these ratings are done, teams flop around? Example: NFL 100, #3 team is 1978 Steelers. But on this list, they are #4. The 1984 49ers were #4, yet they are #3 on this list. The lowest rated Super Bowl champion was the 2012 Ravens in the NFL 100, but now it's the 2011 Giants. Any explanation @NFL Throwback ?
Opinions change.
Some changes are marginal and arguable. The gap between the 1978 Steelers and 1984 49ers is slim, so switching them around is no big deal. However, they completely got it right putting the 2012 Ravens ahead of the 2011 Giants. The Ravens were much better in the regular season, and both teams had nearly perfect SB runs.
Coming from a bears fan, for them to be the 2nd best Super Bowl on this list is well deserved.
Agreed. Those who bash this team because they "only" beat the Rams and the Patriots need to remember that bad teams don't make it deep into the playoffs. The Patriots and the Rams had quality teams (they ALWAYS do well in my Strat replays), and the Giants that year were no pushover, with the second best defense that year. And the Patriots beat the Dolphins on the road against a HoF quarterback. I'll take it!
@@DaDitka those who bash the team, never knew the glory of Walter Payton or the 85 bears defense. That defense today would destroy the other teams.
@Nick-dg2rx Absolutely. And saying this doesn't take away from the greatness of other teams like the 1986 Giants or the 1989 49ers. People news to calm down, I think (that goes for me too! Lol)
53rd spot for the 2015 Broncos is criminal 😢 Should’ve been at least in the top 40 or so We shall see where our other super bowls will be placed
Thank you for not underrating 2010 packers, yeah we were 10-6 but our point differential was insane and we had a tough strength of schedule
I was ready to be upset if the 91 Redskins didn’t make the top 10 but number 6 is cool with me. It’s the other NFC East teams that should have a beef. The 86 Giants are way too low and the 92 or 77 Cowboys could be moved up a few spots also.
the fact that none of the three super bowl winning 90s Cowboys teams made it into the Top 10 is crazy IMO. Back to back wins against two of the best teams never to win the Super Bowl in the Bills, plus having to contend with really good divisional opponents + having to beat extremely good Steve Young or Brett Favre led 49ers/Green Bay teams in the playoffs each season. Those were dominant teams
@@warc8usI think 93 was the best of those personally.
How could you rank the Giants as #58 and #57 when we beat the 18-0 Patriots??
The 2020 Bucs are too low. Presently, they should be in the top 40 at minimum. But I suspect that they will work their way up the rankings as some of their players make it into the HOF.
They had an above average regular season. The only ones I see in the HOF, other than Brady, is Mike Evans and maybe Lavontae David.
@@j.a.greene3523 David definitely. Gronk as well. Give them a few years, and Vita and Wirfs could make it. Maybe Godwin, but he's fringe.
@@j.a.greene3523they also had Gronk, AB, and Suh…all of whom are Hall of fame locks
@@j.a.greene3523 Speaking of HOFers, the 2020 Bucs beat 3 future HOF QBs, Brees, Rodgers and Mahomes. That doesn't happen by accident, especially on the road in the case of those first two guys.
@@LoganNagol I wouldn’t consider AB a lock for the HOF.
Putting the 2012-2013 ravens at 56 is crazy. Flacco took down Luck, Manning, and Brady. That is actually a dumb take.
They had some luck getting into the playoffs. They even had to convert a 4th and 20+ against the Bolts to go to OT. Plus their defense suffered greatly after Ray Lewis went down with a near season ending injury…
The entire list is superbowl winners, they're all good teams.
@@JoshuaGramm-ur9re I totally agree. I don't think people are understanding the concept of this list. This list comparing great teams to other great teams. The worst team on this list is still a great team. That 2012-2013 Ravens was great, but not great compared to most of the other teams on this list.
They had a spectacular run in the playoffs that don't mean they were that good during the regular season. Most of these Super Bowl teams on this list was smash the 2012 Ravens.
Best one Ive seen with my own eyes, and been old enough to appreciate, was the Partriots Seahawks (XLIX) probably.
2015 Broncos are way too low. A top-5 all-time defense, two 1,000-yard receivers and Hall of Fame QB. They crushed every offense they faced that year.
Because their defense carried them mostly compared to the offense.
Nah I would agree with their ranking, the 2015 Broncos had an all time great defense but tbh they also did an insane amount of heavy lifting carrying an anemic offense quarterbacked by the corpse of Peyton. They did have two 1,000 yard receivers but outside of Sanders and Thomas their passing attack was generally pretty weak with Manning putting up terrible stats. Brock filled in admirably in his absence but he certainly didn’t put up any gaudy numbers. They also got a huge break by not having to play the Steelers with a healthy AB and banged up Ben.
2015 Broncos barely beat weaker Steelers and Patriot teams in the playoffs - at Mike High. Their rating here is accurate
@@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf The Patriots were actually favored in 2015. And you can say that about a lot of teams. 2016 Pats faced Osweiler Texans and Bell-less Steelers. 2020 Bucs got 7-win Washington, totally done Brees, Packers' backup o-line and Chiefs' third-string OTs.
@@alexH72471Not sure what your point is. The 2015 Patriots were not one of the stronger New England teams
The 2010 Packers Will Always be a Special Legendary Team for me
2020 buccaneers sooooooo underrated they had one of the most loaded teams we've ever seen and no off-season beat the mess out of mahomes with tyreek does no one remember... 2019 Chiefs who they beat are ranked 20 spots ahead!!! Who made this list
i think it might be because the chiefs had 5 backups for their oline
Andy Reid vs Brady in the postseason: 0-4 Mahomes vs Brady in the postseason: 0-2
Only ONE early '90s Dallas team even in the top 20?? And NONE in the top 10?? I'm no Dallas fan, but that was an absolute juggernaut of a dynasty - all 3 of those teams belong at LEAST in the top 15, if not top 10. '86 Giants also belong in the top 10 (if not top 5), & '89 9ers should also be up in or near the top 5 as well.
You can't just go by regular season record which seems to be the biggest factor in these ratings.
You have to, or else it just goes on playoff performance, which makes it even harder to gauge.
It’s worth factoring in, but it shouldn’t be the only thing you look at.
@@fortynights1513 Right, which is why you also look at playoff performance as well.
Eli Manning to this day still owns the Patriots 2007 and 2011 1:10
01 patriots should be last. They filmed the rams run throughs and held on every single play. That was the biggest cheat job in sports history. So bad in fact, the league destroyed the evidence.
Nice to see some love for the '72 Dolphins. But the '73 Dolphins were a lot more dominant in the playoffs, and should probably be much higher on your list. They scored on their first drive in all three games, and none of them were even close. Super Bowl 8 was effectively over after their second drive put them up 14-0.
Great team with the 2 1000-yard running backs. Totally dominant.
The backup QB's and statistical balance on both sides of the ball really show that it's more culture and coaching than anything.
I did not expect to see the 1972 Dolphins at number 1, I was expecting a Patriots team of some kind. This is coming from a Pittsburgh fan who hates New England greatly.
Can't even argue that
We meet again, but yeah, I agree.
How can you argue against a perfect team that scored the most and let up the least amount of points?
@@LiamDeege lol we'll always see each other
@@kevinuchiha6830 We certainly always will on stuff relating to the NFL I suppose.
VIDEO IDEA: RANKING EVERY SUPER BOWL LOSER/RUNNER UP
They listened to you lol
Don't know if the 72 Dolphins are the best ever but it is incredibly impressive that they went from expansion to undefeated in only their 7th season.
Peytons big regression happened at the end of the year the year prior. Look at his per game stats in 2014, I wanna say it was around 4-5 games left when you all of a sudden saw this huge drop off from peyton in production and arm strength.
Wow that's disrespect ol giants who beat a 17 0 team and a 15 n 1 team unreal
Regular season, they were lucky enough to make the playoffs.
crazy how that 2007 patriot team is more than likely number 1 if they win that Super Bowl but the Giants are in the 50s lol
The giants were a mediocre team that got hot, they’re not a 14-2 and completed the season with a SB. Understand the topic.
@@mramisuzuki6962 understand what im saying
I'd like to see a show about the un-modern, or should we say the ancient era of fooball. What made games or players great before the Super Bowl was a thing.
That 69 Vikings squad that the Chiefs beat in January 1970 was one of the strongest teams ever. #1 offense and #1 defense. The Chiefs got lucky to run into that buzzsaw on their worst day.
If Tarkenton was on the 69 team they might’ve won, and been even more dominant.
1996 Packers Should Be in the Top Ten and Over the 1966 Packers
1966 Packers aren’t even the best season that Packers team played in my book (it won’t be on the list, but the 1962 team exists).
@@fortynights1513 this is best SuperBowl Winners and the 1962 Packers didn’t play in the SuperBowl Era
@@XBC3-4GOTYOf course, just saying 62 is better than 66 in my opinion
Agreed. The ESPN DVOA list had the 1996 Packers at #4
As a Jet fan, I'll take #24
As a fan of Jet too ... I'll take that too NYJ
As a Cowboys fan that 1992 team that beat the Bills 52-17 is my favorite squad in the storied 58 super bowls.I can't wait for the 2024 NFL season to start later on this year in September.Hopefully no Chiefs in Super Bowl 59 and i think thats how it is going to go.That 1972 Miami Dolphins team that went 14-0 in the regular and 3-0 in the playoffs including that 14-7 win over the Redskins in Super Bowl 7 would be my pick too.An NFL team will have to go 17-0 in the regular season and beating e everybody in the playoffs and win the Super Bowl is extremely hard to do now a days.A very good list i enjoyed this video 🏈 👍
This is gaslighting to explain why Eli won't be a first ballot HoF, despite STILL holding the record for most passing yards in a single postseason in 2011.
Imagine being the Broncos against the 49ers in the blowout
ew broncos
@@kevinuchiha6830 the broncos did what the chiefs couldn't do = beat the packers in the super bowl! the chiefs did what the broncos couldn't do = beat the 49ers in the super bowl not once but twice!
Super Bowl LVIII is now the greatest national televised broadcast since the moon landing from over a half century ago!
I honestly think Eli Manning is the most clutch player in Super Bowl history. Yes, Montana was a stone cold killer but he ALWAYS had loaded teams that looked like an All Pro roster. Eli had a pretty weak supporting cast, and yet both times he overcame the Evil Empire in mind blowing fashion.
Thanks for the video! I’d argue giants should be higher. To take down elite teams during that time in those postseasons is not easy
01 Patriots should be in the top 10. With the offense they had and win the game. Defense definitely was the major part of team.
They weren’t impressive offensively.
And People say Eli is not a Hall of Famer. He literally took the 2 worst teams to a SB win.
If only every other borderline HOFer got to pick their 8 best games to rest their legacy on..
Because he isnt. Most ints among his fellow QBs when he was active, average efficiency stats, close playoff games in both lucky SB runs, just two good seasons, never scoring more than 21 points in a SB. Almost missing the playoffs in both SB years. The facts are there: Eli is no HoFer. Not even close. There are about 120 QBs more justifiable for the HoF than him.
@@FoxxyBrown1111 he’s getting in just take the L
As a cowboys from the late 80’s on, the 91 Redskins and the 92 Cowboys should’ve been ranked a LOT higher. That Skins offense threw down some serious points and NOBODY wanted to play them at RFK. The 92 Cowboys are still the team with THE greatest depth of players, especially on D, in history, as well as the greatest offensive line ever. Oh, and Eli Manning, love him or hate him, and I hate the fucking Giants- was CLUTCH. Yea, he barely helped smuggle the giants into the 2007 postseason at 9-7, but he WON when it truly mattered and thanks to him (and Tyree)- prevented everyone from having to hear about “the perfect season” from every Pats fan. Lol.
I’d have the 2016 Pats higher, probably top 10. Brady’s best individual season, they were 11-1 with Brady and that 1 loss was on a goal line stand (14-2 overall), number 1 scoring defense and they did it without Gronk for the majority of the season. They’d have obliterated everybody if Gronk played, they still basically did with exception to the falcons game where they had to make a big comeback.
I'm happy my saints made it lol. Chargers we'll get there next season.
That would be cool honestly, but remember, do not underestimate the power of the dark side.
@LiamDeege true. The evil is still there
Because Harbaugh is bringing his magic pixie dust with him from Michigan. 🎉
For everyone confused by the rankings, I'm pretty sure they're going by point differential as their stat for comparison Or maybe not, this list doesn't make a whole lot of sense in its construction
Great stuff- and well done. Points where I disagree are cases where teams had great defenses as their better part of their team: Rated too low are the 2003 Patriots, the 86 Giants, 1993 Cowboys - who btw were better than the 1992 Cowboys the year before, and 84 Niners have to be higher *Rated too high are the 96 Packers, both of Elways Broncos teams 97 and 98, the Steelers of 1975 wasnt one of the Steelers best- and their 2005 certainly not. Looks to me that its being ranked based on how they did VS THEIR OPPONENTS IN THAT PLAYOFFS (and season)rather than overall quality of the team.
This confirms what I have always felt that the 70s and 80s was the peak of when pro football was at its best. By the late 90s it was already dropping significantly in quality and continued to get worse. Now the product is so bad that I can no longer bear to watch it anymore.
Great video! I like how the first Chiefs Super Bowl is ranked higher than all the Patrick Mahomes ones 😂😂😂
In 1969-70= CHIEFS had EIGHT HALL GUYS! How many people heading there are on 2023-24 KC?
@robertsprouse9282 yeah all true
@@robertsprouse9282I know of at least 3-4 including mahomes and kelce, so shut it
@@patrickstovall2262 , anymore, besides Butker and Jones.. or Humphrey.. Thuney(??), RIGHT NOW, genius? Your Move.. Einstein.
The list is backwards and upside down.thanks
Its your bedtime, child
@@griffinconaway732 I'm older than you and have watched more football than you've ever seen son.been around since superbowl 7 boy.these are wrong af
The Eagles winning with a backup QB was absolutely nuts
Great channel for new fans like me
The last place is probably 2019 patriots that game was garbage.
saints vs pats 2019 is the real sb fr
Same thing can be said about the Broncos and Seahawks Super Bowl
@@kevinuchiha6830Saints vs Chiefs*
@@ChiefBlue4298 lol
The quality of the game has nothing to do with how good the team was lmao
The fact the 1970 Baltimore Colts team isn't last is mystifying. Superbowl 5 was an utter mess of a game and the players feel it was a token ring, forever haunted by losing Superbowl 3 to the Jets. Ranking teams by their regular season...are you kidding? Geez, by that metric the 2007 Patriots would be #1, we know how much you want to. These lists usually rock it but this one is a farce.
It's a list of best teams, not best games. That's how you rate teams, based on their whole season.
That Colt team was good. Players and fans at that super bowl against Dallas later said that that was the hardest-hitting game they'd ever been in/seen. That was the reason for a lot of the turnovers. Both teams were regarded as "losers", so they played their guts out in that game.
Do a video ranking all super bowl teams mixed it! Interested to see where the pats that almost went undefeated would rank
The 2009 Saints are way too low at No. 27. The Saints beat Kurt Warner, Bret Favre, and Peyton Manning in the playoffs. They also started 13-0 and beat the team that started 14-0.
Glad you guys put the the 1991 redskins in the top 10. They’re largely unrecognized as one of the greatest teams ever
Tom Brady Is My All Time Favorite Quarterback Who Won 7 Super Bowl Rings💍💍💍💍💍💍💍And 5 Super Bowl MVPS As The Greatest Player Of All Time🐐🏉🏈Love Him Or Hate Him
But he'll never be #1 like Jalen Hurts.
@@fazbearanimations2622I Agree With You On That
2007 Giants beat the #1 seed Cowboys in Dallas, #2 seed Packers in -20 degree weather, then the **undefeated** 2007 Patriots in the Super Bowl. Steve Spagnuolo’s defense led the league with 53 sacks. Every other team in the 50-58 range would get absolutely smacked by them.
Can someone let me know where did they rank the 2017 Eagles? I have been writing & responding to so many comments I haven’t had time to watch the whole thing yet.
28th
@@aaronbennett8608 thank you
how is beating a 18-0 team the second to last place on this list? before anyone say that was luck or etc, we only lost by 3 in week 17 (it took a gw FG from them) AND THIS IS WHILE THEY WERE TRYING STILL.
1972 Dolphins GOAT!
The 2007 Giants are happy to say, "You're welcome."
@@kenjansson6932 Yep! 😁
The '72 Dolphins will always be at the top of this list & rightfully so. Only way they can ever be topped is if a team goes 20-0( 17-0 regular season, win all 3 games in the playoffs & the Super Bowl ).
2015 Broncos would destroy this years chiefs
The 2015 Broncos got absolutely destroyed at home by the Alex Smith Chiefs, lol.
Some of these rankings are crazy.
Cool video
21 rams at 52 is crazy
Fr that team had it all, so many good players on both sides
That should be at least top 15. That Super Bowl was great throughout.
In the middle I’d say.
@@LiamDeege They are not even close to top 15 lmao. They should have lost to the bucs or 49ers in the playoffs and didn't win a single game in december
@@user-jf3ru6vq6e Bucs just didn't play as good of a game as the Rams and the 49ers let that NFC Championship slip away. It was also a great story because Matthew Stafford finally won a Super Bowl at that point, he really deserved it in my opinion. Super Bowl 56 was one of the best Super Bowls as of recently in my opinion which is why I argue this.
None of these teams would beat the 1989 49ers. They belong at #1.
The 86 bears would kill them
The Giant disrespect at the beginning was uncalled for lol
Excellent work as always fellas'...but the '69 Chiefs were the 1st team to win the Super Bowl as a Wild Card (IV) beating the Minnesota Vikings....the Oakland Raiders were 12-1-1 & won the AFL Western Division & the Chiefs were 11-3. Look it up.
CHIEFS of ‘69-70 were/are not officially considered a WILD CARD since they met the criteria for the pre-set finishing playoff spot qualification= get second in the division, get automatic playoff spot, with their record compared to no other non-division winner, only compared to the division champ in their own division. Wild Cards, first beginning in the first merger schedule season =1970-71, didn’t get in the playoffs unless they beat out all non-division-champs, finishing second in their division did NOT GUARANTEE a playoff spot. It still doesn’t. It did ensure a spot in the AFL only in 1969-70, the LOOP’s LAST SEASON, IF A TEAM FINISHED SECOND IN THEIR DIVISION.. yep.
Disagree...they weren't called wild cards but Houston & Kansas City were the best 2nd place finishers thus the Jets & Raiders won their divisions...the term wasn't used yet. I believe Al Dsvis kept that myth going also...Kansas City the Raiders sworn enemy was the 1st wild card winner...the Elias bureau & everyone else needs to stop calling the '80 Raiders the 1st...Al Davis isn't around anymore.
On that subject anyone can watch the old 'Inside the NFL' from the '80 playoffs & after the Super Bowl...as the '80 Raiders were marching to the Super Bowl the host Len Dawson (Chiefs) & Nick Buoniconti-AFL player from that era) if I'm not wrong said that the Chiefs were the 1st Wild Card to win the Super Bowl...somehow that's been revised somewhere down the line since '80...alternative facts are not facts folks.