09-09-2007, 09:28 AM
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In the Starting Line-up
Join Date: Sep 2004
Posts: 3,118
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Re: The Super Bowl is becoming meaningless
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Originally Posted by JoePats
The NFC won 15 straight Super Bowls at one point, so the AFC dominance is in its infancy compared to that stretch...It's completely cyclical...The AFC teams do not have a competitive advantage over the NFC ones, it's not like the high payroll teams are in one conference and the low ones in others...It's all the same.
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That wasn't quite the same. If you add up all the won-less records of either conference during those years, you would see their records are fairly even. It's just the the NFC kept coming up with the one or two dominant teams (Dallas & San Francisco, Green Bay), but they also had some of the worse teams too (no "anti-kudos" for teh bad teams). Compared to now where the NFC sometimes only produces 4 or 5 winning teams in the whole conference, and the won-loss records between the two are really lopsided, something like 40-24 last year, which is grossly significant at such a scale.
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