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Old 12-21-2007, 06:57 PM   #1
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Don't get me wrong - I want the Pats to win the SB, but don't you think 15 years from now most people would still be talking about a perfect 16-0 season more than they would remember who won a Super Bowl 15 years ago? A perfect 16-0 regular season is much more rare than winning a Super Bowl and may be more memorable long term. But lets still do both
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Old 12-21-2007, 07:00 PM   #2
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Nope, it would only become one of those factors you could use in a Brady vs Manning argument. It's like Colts fans bragging about how they're undefeated in September. Nobody cares. You have to win it all in my opinion.
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Idiocy.

Regular season is MEANINGLESS except for winning HFA in the playoffs. If you are 16-0 and then lose even in the SB, you are still LOSERS. Only thing that matters is the SB.

I'd rather go 11-5 and win the SB than 16-0 and not.
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Teams play to win the Super Bowl. Period.

Don't get me wrong, 16 and 0 would be awesome, but if the team doesn't win SB #4, big deal.
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Default Re: Would a perfect regular season be more memorable than winning the Super Bowl?

No denying that going 16-0 is a much rarer event than winning a super bowl. A team wins the super bowl every single season played whereas it's extremely rare for a team to not lose a game in the regular season.

Honestly, given the fact the Patriots have already won 3 super bowls I'd probably remember a no loss season more than another super bowl win when all is said and done. And, no I'm not saying I'd prefer a no loss regular season over another super bowl win.
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Don't get me wrong - I want the Pats to win the SB, but don't you think 15 years from now most people would still be talking about a perfect 16-0 season more than they would remember who won a Super Bowl 15 years ago? A perfect 16-0 regular season is much more rare than winning a Super Bowl and may be more memorable long term. But lets still do both
There is no question that Patriots would want to go into the postseason with at least a 2 game winning streak no matter what their position is going into the late stretch. So the goal of doing well in the post season requires that they win their last 2 games so there is no decision to make from a Patriots stand point this year that is different from any other year of super bowl runs.

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You're right in that years from now they would still be talking about the undefeated season, but it'd only memorable in a positive way if they won it all. You definitely wouldn't want to be remembered as the undefeated regular season team that lost in the playoffs.
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I don't understand you people. An undefeated/perfect season means winning EVERY game, regular season and playoff. Its not the 16-0 thats impressive, its the 19-0. 16-0 doesn't mean anything without a trophy. Thats why going 16-0 isn't an undefeated or perfect season yet. jeez
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Don't get me wrong - I want the Pats to win the SB, but don't you think 15 years from now most people would still be talking about a perfect 16-0 season more than they would remember who won a Super Bowl 15 years ago? A perfect 16-0 regular season is much more rare than winning a Super Bowl and may be more memorable long term. But lets still do both
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i would be memorable and very embarrassing to be undefeated in the regular season and lose in the playoffs.
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