Patriots getting closer to breaking a big record...

[PatriotReign]

It would be a difficult record to parody, not sure how to even try.

They also have won like 13 straight on the road, that's got to be cloe to a record.

Montana's Niners won 18 straight. It's possible but would take until next season to pull off.

 

[ALP]

"Hey Tommy, this guy must have missed 2008!"
[death glare]
"Umm...not that there's anything wrong with missing 2008..."

well, i mean for the most part, lol

 

[BTTA]

Tying the Squealers for most SBs is the prize.

Nothing else matters

Agree it is by far the most important, and I'll be happy with that. Happier with the seventh.

But I want ALL the records that relate to winning. ALL OF THEM. I want the record book itself renamed. (Although, there isn't a record book anymore, is there?).

 

[maineman209]

Montana's Niners won 18 straight. It's possible but would take until next season to pull off.

I count 16 consecutive winning seasons for the Niners, beginning with 1983 and ending with 1998. If you throw out the 1982 strike year (when the Niners went 3-6), it would be 17.

Anyway, it was Montana for only the first 8 years with Walsh as HC for the first six and Seifert for Montana's last two. The last 8 years was Steve Young, under Seifert for six, then Mariucci for his last two.

The current system of player free-agency under a salary cap began in 1993, so the Niners had some advantages (that the Pats don't) for the first 11 years of that streak.

AFAIK, Indy's 9 consecutive winning seasons with Manning is the second-longest streak since 1993. However, other franchises have had very long periods of relative success interrupted by a single losing season here and there - e.g., the Broncos had 20 of 24 non-losing seasons from 1993 through 2016, 15 of those above .500.

 

[Snooky97]

I know we have the GOAT of a QB. Do you think Brady taking pay cut every year nearly has helped us with regards to bringing players in?

 

[PatriotReign]

I count 16 consecutive winning seasons for the Niners, beginning with 1983 and ending with 1998. If you throw out the 1982 strike year (when the Niners went 3-6), it would be 17.

Anyway, it was Montana for only the first 8 years with Walsh as HC for the first six and Seifert for Montana's last two. The last 8 years was Steve Young, under Seifert for six, then Mariucci for his last two.

The current system of player free-agency under a salary cap began in 1993, so the Niners had some advantages (that the Pats don't) for the first 11 years of that streak.

AFAIK, Indy's 9 consecutive winning seasons with Manning is the second-longest streak since 1993. However, other franchises have had very long periods of relative success interrupted by a single losing season here and there - e.g., the Broncos had 20 of 24 non-losing seasons from 1993 through 2016, 15 of those above .500.

I was talking about the road winning streak.

 

[patsfaninpa]

The Colts are awfully proud of their most regular season wins in a decade record.
From 2000-2009 which is 115. Pats won 112. If you count playoffs. Pats won 14 playoff games. Colts only won 9. So, we even won more games than them.

As of now, the Pats have 97 and might be able to break that record in 9 seasons!!
Not counting playoff wins. We already have 11 of those this decade.

 

[DaBruinz]

Tying the Squealers for most SBs is the prize.

Nothing else matters

Beating the Dolphins this Sunday is all that matters..

 

[festy1986]

Tying the Squealers for most SBs is the prize.

Nothing else matters

Breaking***

 

[DaBruinz]

I count 16 consecutive winning seasons for the Niners, beginning with 1983 and ending with 1998. If you throw out the 1982 strike year (when the Niners went 3-6), it would be 17.

Anyway, it was Montana for only the first 8 years with Walsh as HC for the first six and Seifert for Montana's last two. The last 8 years was Steve Young, under Seifert for six, then Mariucci for his last two.

The current system of player free-agency under a salary cap began in 1993, so the Niners had some advantages (that the Pats don't) for the first 11 years of that streak.

AFAIK, Indy's 9 consecutive winning seasons with Manning is the second-longest streak since 1993. However, other franchises have had very long periods of relative success interrupted by a single losing season here and there - e.g., the Broncos had 20 of 24 non-losing seasons from 1993 through 2016, 15 of those above .500.

Remember that the 49ers had 2 years where they violated the cap.

Same with the Broncos..

 

[FCB02062]

Pretty amazing, when I was a kid and a young adult my friends and I just wanted "games that matter" in December - like, don't be 2-9 headed into the last month! If the Pats were around .500 come December there was a glimmer of hope of a playoff chance...

 

[PatsWickedPissah]

Yeah, I remember being in Northern NH skiing and staying at a B&B watching a playoff game and wishing that my beleaguered Patriots could just for once be in a playoff game. Just be in it.

 

[1960Pats]

Fix your post. It's parity, not parody.

parity definition - Google Search

I think the NYFL has more parody than parity.

 

[363839]

With their win yesterday, our Patriots have had 17 non losing seasons and are now 3 seasons away from tying and 4 seasons away from breaking the 20 consective non losing seasons set by Dallas. If Tom Brady can continue a little longer and this team doesn't regress suddenly, we should be able to pass this record which is a record we will hold a LONG time due to parody.

Think we can do it?

Oh...I thought you were talking about 3 out of 4 Twice.
But yeah, there's that consecutive winning season thing too.

 

[IcyPatriot]

Every record we break produces a boil in Shula's ass.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

parody

We should credit Tom Landry and his players.

I hate the Cowboys and Schramm was an ass, worse than Jones.

But they earned those wins. Staubach today, is underrated.

And Coach Landry's hat is classy.

 

[captain stone]

Tying the Squealers for most SBs is the prize.

Nothing else matters

Passing them

Tie them this year…pass them next year.

If there is any justice whatsoever remaining in the world, THIS MUST HAPPEN.

 

[RobertWeathers]

Tie them this year…pass them next year.

If there is any justice whatsoever remaining in the world, THIS MUST HAPPEN.

That franchise is the biggest bunch of frauds.

 

[patsfaninpa]

Tie them this year…pass them next year.

If there is any justice whatsoever remaining in the world, THIS MUST HAPPEN.

Starting to look a lot like 2004. Pats trying to win 3/4. Steelers and Eagles standing in their path. Pats also lost someone thought to be irreplaceable from their defense that year. Ty Law.

 

[maineman209]

I was talking about the road winning streak.

Sorry! I didn't see the comment you were responding to and assumed that it was the OP.

My bad!