The 18 teams with all-time winning records...

[SamBam39]

(includes regular season and playoffs)

+181 - Bears

+132 - Packers
+119 - Dolphins
+111 - Cowboys
+111 - Raiders
+89 - Giants
+85 - 49ers

+67 - Vikings
+57 - Browns
+54 - Redskins
+54 - Rams
+47 - Chiefs
+45 - Broncos

+20 - Steelers
+14 - Colts
+11 - Jaguars
+4 - Ravens
+1 - Patriots

-9 - Panthers
-15 - Seahawks
-27 - Chargers
-29 - Titans
-30 - Texans
-31 - Bills
-47 - Eagles
-49 - Lions

-70 - Jets
-74 - Bengals
-105 - Buccaneers
-112 - Falcons
-117 - Saints

-205 - Cardinals

 

[Keegs]

wow i know i am young and all... but i had no idea the bears were that much over .500

 

[SamBam39]

wow i know i am young and all... but i had no idea the bears were that much over .500

yup.
you should get a book about football history or look into the football encyclopedia - the bears started the nfl back in the 1920's and won alot, along with the packers and giants in the early years.

 

[gomezcat]

wow i know i am young and all... but i had no idea the bears were that much over .500

The record may be post his time, but this gentleman's record as a coach is quite awesome:

http://www.chicagobears.com/tradition/hof-halas.asp

 

[SamBam39]

The record may be post his time, but this gentleman's record as a coach is quite awesome:

http://www.chicagobears.com/tradition/hof-halas.asp

nice link, here's a couple more...

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/

http://www.nfl.com/history

Read up Keegs !

 

[zoostation]

excellent info. does anyone know of a list of alltime playoff records?

 

[SamBam39]

excellent info. does anyone know of a list of alltime playoff records?

PLAYOFFS?......PLAYOFFS?......YOUR TALKING PLAYOFFS?
I JUST WANT TO WIN A GAME!
PLAYOFFS!

HERE YOU GO....

+10 - Packers
+10 - Cowboys
+10 - Steelers
+8 - 49ers
+7 - Raiders
+7 - Redskins
+6 - Patriots

+3 - Ravens
+3 - Panthers
+2 - Broncos
+1 - Dolphins
E - Eagles
E - Texans
-1 - Bears
-1 - Bills
-1 - Jaguars
-2 - Buccaneers
-2 - Jets
-2 - Falcons
-3 - Colts
-3 - Titans
-3 - Cardinals
-3 - Seahawks
-3 - Bengals
-4 - Lions
-4 - Chiefs
-4 - Saints
-5 - Rams
-5 - Chargers
-6 - Giants
-6 - Vikings

-9 - Browns

 

[SamBam39]

PLAYOFFS?......PLAYOFFS?......YOUR TALKING PLAYOFFS?
I JUST WANT TO WIN A GAME!
PLAYOFFS!

HERE YOU GO....

+10 - Packers
+10 - Cowboys
+10 - Steelers
+8 - 49ers
+7 - Raiders
+7 - Redskins
+6 - Patriots

+3 - Ravens
+3 - Panthers
+2 - Broncos
+1 - Dolphins
E - Eagles
E - Texans
-1 - Bears
-1 - Bills
-1 - Jaguars
-2 - Buccaneers
-2 - Jets
-2 - Falcons
-3 - Colts
-3 - Titans
-3 - Cardinals
-3 - Seahawks
-3 - Bengals
-4 - Lions
-4 - Chiefs
-4 - Saints
-5 - Rams
-5 - Chargers
-6 - Giants
-6 - Vikings

-9 - Browns

Yeah the Patriots placement on that playoff list is most impressive.
A few more wins and they'll be close to the best playoff success of anyone!

imagine that about our patriots - similiar playoff success to such teams as the cowboys, the steelers, the 49ers, etc. This organization has really come along way!

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

(includes regular season and playoffs)

+181 - Bears

+132 - Packers
+119 - Dolphins
+111 - Cowboys
+111 - Raiders
+89 - Giants
+85 - 49ers

+67 - Vikings
+57 - Browns
+54 - Redskins
+54 - Rams
+47 - Chiefs
+45 - Broncos

+20 - Steelers
+14 - Colts
+11 - Jaguars
+4 - Ravens
+1 - Patriots

-9 - Panthers
-15 - Seahawks
-27 - Chargers
-29 - Titans
-30 - Texans
-31 - Bills
-47 - Eagles
-49 - Lions

-70 - Jets
-74 - Bengals
-105 - Buccaneers
-112 - Falcons
-117 - Saints

-205 - Cardinals

Take away Brady, Belichick et al and the Pats are down with the Lions at about -48 by my calculations... (11-3,9-7, 14-2,14-2,10-6, 3-1 and 10-1 playoffs for 71-22 total.

 

[edgecy]

Take away Brady, Belichick et al and the Pats are down with the Lions at about -48 by my calculations... (11-3,9-7, 14-2,14-2,10-6, 3-1 and 10-1 playoffs for 71-22 total.

Why would you take away Brady and Belichick?

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

Why would you take away Brady and Belichick?

Let me rephrase that, as the previous poster noted, they've come a looooooooooong was in the last 6 years, in more ways than one. From the laughingstock of a franchise (see Cardinals, Lions) to one of the elites .....
As Bob Ryan wrote, these are the good old days......

 

[SamBam39]

The Pariots WINNING record, albeit only by 1 game, is truly remarkable when you consider how far down the list they had to come from to get on the winning side, over 45 years.

Exactly - The lowest the patriots ever got to be was -55 games during the Parcells reign. (the pats were exactly .500 overall under parcells)

so yes, I've been tracking them ever since BB began winning and it's been quite a climb.

by the way, the highest they ever got was +15 during the mid 60's under Mike Holovak.

Once the pats get to +16, it will be the highest point of winning sucess in franchise history.

 

[RonnienOverBruschi]

yup.
you should get a book about football history or look into the football encyclopedia - the bears started the nfl back in the 1920's and won alot, along with the packers and giants in the early years.

so therefore dolphins are the best since the 60's :rocker: :rocker: :rocker:

 

[DarrylS]

The Pariots WINNING record, albeit only by 1 game, is truly remarkable when you consider how far down the list they had to come from to get on the winning side, over 45 years.

I agree sometimes you have to put this thing into perspective, this run has been a great one for us..

 

[SamBam39]

I agree sometimes you have to put this thing into perspective, this run has been a great one for us..

yes.
for instance when they went 14-2 during the regular season and then 3-0 during the playoffs, for a total of 17-2 - that's about as good a season as your ever gonna see. and thet gained 15 games on this list. so to come from so far back (-55) to (+1) that's like having 4 of those seasons! but more realistically, if a team goes, say 11-5, then goes 2-1 in the playoffs - that is a more realistic season, and that is only +7, so it would take like 8 years of consistantly doing that level of success to make up those kinds of numbers. ANd if you have one bad year, where you go say, 5-11 or 6-10, then you have to have a couple of good years to make up for it!

yes, the pats under belichick have come a long, long way - from down deep under .500 with the losing franchises to finally above .500 with the winning franchises - and that was no small accomplishment.