I know, there is a very long list of players on all three of those teams that contributed to each of those teams success. Even though Peyton Manning was released from the Colts and went to Denver, which still pains me from that decision but at least I was glad to see him end his career on a very high note, I noticed this common trend in the AFC. From Super Bowl 36 when the patriots won it, all the way to Super Bowl 53 with the Patriots as well. The AFC championship game was represented by either Brady, Manning, or Roethlisberger in every game except one time (2002).
Marvin Lynch I am aware of that. I know that Joe Flacco and Rich Gannon were the only two other quarterbacks to make it to the Super Bowl other than Brady, Manning, or Roethlisberger in the AFC until Mahomes this past year. What I was referring to was every AFC championship between Super Bowl 36 and Super Bowl 53 had at least one of the previously mentioned quarterbacks in that game. 2001-Brady 2002-None 2003-Brady & Manning 2004- Brady & Roethlisberger 2005-Roethlisberger 2006-Brady & Manning (2) 2007-Brady (2) 2008-Roethlisberger 2009-Manning 2010-Roethlisberger 2011-Brady (3) 2012-Brady (4) 2013-Brady & Manning (3) 2014-Brady (5) 2015-Brady & Manning (4) 2016-Brady & Roethlisberger (2) 2017-Brady (5) 2018-Brady (6)
Fun Fact: The longest losing streak in NFL history was the Buccaneers in the mid 70's. They had an 0-14 season, then started 0-12 the next season as well. Here in January of 2021 the Jaguars lost the final 15 games of the regular season. If they start the 2021 season 0-12 they break the record for most consecutive losses.
Under Coughlin the Giants always played up to their better competition but when playing inferior teams or facing a team using their backup QB they always found ways to make it a nail biter or just lose all together when they shouldn't have.
Hector Rodriguez definitely. I’m a pats fan and was heartbroken watching that Super Bowl. I hate that the super bowl overshadows the actual post season run itself. Beating both 07 juggernauts Dallas and GB on the road. I don’t think anyone could’ve stopped them.
@Hector Rodriguez the 2012 Broncos* the 2013 Broncos simply got punked by a better team, whilst the 2012 edition lost to the inferior Ravens squad because Raheem Moore didn't know how to play safety
Hector Rodriguez Jerry Rice is not the GOAT. He’s an all-time great WR who benefited from the #2 GOAT QB, GOAT Ofensive head coach who implemented the most revolutionary offensive system ever in a dynasty pre-Jerry. Montana was the SB MVP going 14-2 the year before Rice even started. Moss, Megatron, Julio, AB and TO to name a few are better more talented WRs. They just never had the system Montana did except for Moss in 2007. In that 1 whole year all Moss did was go 18-1 breaking Rice’s record for most TD catches in a year.
Jonathan Dee The One And Only Na, WRs aren’t nearly as important as QBs and LBs. they are heavily reliant on their QBs/system to which Jerry was handed the greatest of both over the stretch of about 15 years compared to any other great WR ever. Megatron, Moss, TO, Julio, AB, etc. would be GOAT WRs if they had GOAT QBs throwing to them for their entire prime/development. Moss has 1 year with a GOAT QB. He went 18-1 breaking Rice’s record for most TD catches in a year.
Luis Chauca Montana without Rice: 0 all pros and 0 MVPs. Montana with Rice: 3 all pros and 2 MVPS. Young was a nobody before playing with Jerry and without Rice, Young had his worse statistical season in 97’ then when Rice came back Steve Young had his best statistical season. Jerry Rice is better at receiver than Montana and Young are at QB. And obviously Rice isn’t the most talented but he is the most consistent and dominant, that’s what makes him the GOAT. And way to bring up Moss’ one season and act like he didn’t play with Randall Cunningham in that record breaking offense in 98’. Plus Jerry Rice only had 12 games break the record and Moss had 16. Jerry Rice is the GOAT and it’s not even close
Tom Brady is the most accomplished NFL player of all time 6 Super Bowl Championship Most of all time by a player 9 AFC championship Most of all time by a player 13 AFC championship appearance Most of all time by a player 17 Divisional Titiles Most of all time by a player 222 regular season wins Most of all time by a player 30 playoff wins Most of all time by a player 252 careers wins including postseason Most of all time by a player
@Mynor Games That's a huge if. The dude's a monster, but I think we wont see another Brady atleast for another few years. Who knows, maybe Mahomes could do it
@@austinreed347 well yeah that's because they lost in the super bowl. Similar to how the falcons had the best offense ever in stats but are only remembered for 28-3
Tony Preston no way😂 2010 was lucky, 2011 no comments, 2012 you were not a good nfc team despite making the playoffs, and 2014 the hawks and cowboys were just better than you
Patriots streak could’ve been so much longer if they won that Super Bowl in the 07 season. They had a super easy schedule the following year but Brady got injured and missed the season.
That hurt, however the falcons one redeemed it in my eyes (I know I’m just a lowly fan) and looking back on both of those Giants postseason ones I can’t even be upset anymore. People tend to look over how insane the Giants played in both postseasons, I don’t think anyone could’ve beat them lol.
Can't win them All but Hey, if It Meant Brady would go onto 5 More Super Bowls, win 3 of those along with 2 more Super Bowl MVPs While the Giants would go onto not Winning a Playoff game in almost 10 years then I'd easily take it regardless of the outcome from a Game 12 years ago
Parity seems to rule in the NFC while the AFC has been more top-heavy this century with the Patriots, Steelers, Colts, Ravens, and Broncos representing in 18 of the 19 Super Bowls played between 2000 and 2018. Things are probably changing now, though....
Luke R. Seems to be that way. The NFC will always continue to improve but the AFC is getting more competitive with the amount of talent that’s been drafted in that last few years.
@@salamipitza i wouldn't say weak afc. they're pretty much strong to. i mean you've got 2 teams that's tied for the most super bowl wins, the patriots and steelers 6x for a reason.
Ravens last season did the same thing the 2003 Patriots did. 2-2 start and a 12 game winning streak to finish the season. I wish the Ravens made it to the Super Bowl though
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Of course that 07-08 patriots , we all know what could’ve happened .. if they didn’t lose to those pesky New York Giants in the Super Bowl , but yeah it’s insane , if they would’ve beaten the giants , that winning streak would’ve been intact
I believe you are slightly off about the 1989-1990 49ers run. The 1989 49ers won their last five regular season games and won all three of their playoff games. They won their first ten of the 1990 season, so the number should be 18.
I know in the video he includes playoff games, but I would like to point out something with those 2009 Indianapolis Colts. Going into that season, The Colts won their last 9 games the previous season before their wildcard lost to the chargers. Adding their 14 game winning streak to kick off the season, they still hold the NFL record for most regular season games won in a row at 23. I was very fortunate enough to watch him play twice during this stretch. I saw them play the 2008 Detroit Lions (Obviously everyone knows the outcome of that game LOL) and 2009 vs the Texans. Houston had to kick a field goal to send the game to overtime and they kicked it wide left.
Chiefs are on a 9 game win streak for right now but 3 of their next 4 matchups are going to be tough. Maybe we could see them make this list next season
The defense led the NFL in interceptions, takeaways and picks 6s. Your league-best #1 offense only puts up 10 points for the first 40+ minutes of the playoff loss.
I still can’t enjoy that 2009 year as a colts fan! Saints onside kick after half time! What fluke of a super bowl we would of beat the saints 9/10 times that’s what drives me nuts!
It wouldn't surprise me if KC and Mahomes come on this list shortly They are at 11 straight right now, if they win the SB they'll be at 14, then next season start 8-0. Sounds very very very possible
@@bh7902 don't you ever put those farmers club to my beloved patriots! has psg ever won a champions league in their entire existence? unlike psg the patriots win real championships not like a weak ass ligue 1!
@@marvinlynch1305 Bullshit, Texans Was Never Better Than The Jets, Or Dolphins When Peyton Was In That Division. Jaguars Was Ass After Fred Taylor Left, And Titans Had 1 Good Year With Chris Johnson. How Can Brady Divison Be Worse When The Jets Was Going To AFC Championships Games
I’m not a fan of Ben didn’t do much because he actually wasn’t that good in 2004, he didn’t do much because qbs in Pittsburgh at the time just didn’t do much as part of the gameplan
I'm sure Eagles fans were confident they'd be the next dynasty after 2017, too. Everything seems easier to fans immediately after winning the championship, but rarely does the team meet those expectations.
The Steelers, Colts, and Patriots of the 2000s forged some great football teams.
I know, there is a very long list of players on all three of those teams that contributed to each of those teams success. Even though Peyton Manning was released from the Colts and went to Denver, which still pains me from that decision but at least I was glad to see him end his career on a very high note, I noticed this common trend in the AFC. From Super Bowl 36 when the patriots won it, all the way to Super Bowl 53 with the Patriots as well. The AFC championship game was represented by either Brady, Manning, or Roethlisberger in every game except one time (2002).
@@reidcraig3739 Twice (2012 - Joe Flacco), still an unbeliveable stat
Marvin Lynch I am aware of that. I know that Joe Flacco and Rich Gannon were the only two other quarterbacks to make it to the Super Bowl other than Brady, Manning, or Roethlisberger in the AFC until Mahomes this past year. What I was referring to was every AFC championship between Super Bowl 36 and Super Bowl 53 had at least one of the previously mentioned quarterbacks in that game.
2001-Brady
2002-None
2003-Brady & Manning
2004- Brady & Roethlisberger
2005-Roethlisberger
2006-Brady & Manning (2)
2007-Brady (2)
2008-Roethlisberger
2009-Manning
2010-Roethlisberger
2011-Brady (3)
2012-Brady (4)
2013-Brady & Manning (3)
2014-Brady (5)
2015-Brady & Manning (4)
2016-Brady & Roethlisberger (2)
2017-Brady (5)
2018-Brady (6)
These teams were very good but most of them did not win SB. Playoffs you must play well but also have a little luck.
18 out of 19 years, the afc champion was either the steelers, ravens, patriots or a Peyton manning team.
Fun Fact: The longest losing streak in NFL history was the Buccaneers in the mid 70's. They had an 0-14 season, then started 0-12 the next season as well.
Here in January of 2021 the Jaguars lost the final 15 games of the regular season. If they start the 2021 season 0-12 they break the record for most consecutive losses.
they might with Trevor "trash can" Lawrence at the helm
@@HighlightWorkshop This did not age well lol
When you watch this video and number 1 is Brady in 2003...
He's playing in the NFC this weekend in 2021
Thos giants always find a way to win agents good teams
;)
Against
Under Coughlin the Giants always played up to their better competition but when playing inferior teams or facing a team using their backup QB they always found ways to make it a nail biter or just lose all together when they shouldn't have.
Hector Rodriguez definitely. I’m a pats fan and was heartbroken watching that Super Bowl. I hate that the super bowl overshadows the actual post season run itself. Beating both 07 juggernauts Dallas and GB on the road. I don’t think anyone could’ve stopped them.
Nice spelling
2009 Colts would’ve gone undefeated absolutely.
They rested their starters for the last 2 games
Until the SB
PizzaDan167 that’s what I mean. If they hadn’t rested them I bet they would’ve gone 16-0.
@Hector Rodriguez the 2012 Broncos* the 2013 Broncos simply got punked by a better team, whilst the 2012 edition lost to the inferior Ravens squad because Raheem Moore didn't know how to play safety
but they lost to my saints baby
8:55 look at the freaking hustle from Jerry Rice to block 🐐
Goat bruh
Hector Rodriguez Jerry Rice is not the GOAT. He’s an all-time great WR who benefited from the #2 GOAT QB, GOAT Ofensive head coach who implemented the most revolutionary offensive system ever in a dynasty pre-Jerry.
Montana was the SB MVP going 14-2 the year before Rice even started. Moss, Megatron, Julio, AB and TO to name a few are better more talented WRs. They just never had the system Montana did except for Moss in 2007. In that 1 whole year all Moss did was go 18-1 breaking Rice’s record for most TD catches in a year.
Jonathan Dee The One And Only Na, WRs aren’t nearly as important as QBs and LBs. they are heavily reliant on their QBs/system to which Jerry was handed the greatest of both over the stretch of about 15 years compared to any other great WR ever.
Megatron, Moss, TO, Julio, AB, etc. would be GOAT WRs if they had GOAT QBs throwing to them for their entire prime/development. Moss has 1 year with a GOAT QB. He went 18-1 breaking Rice’s record for most TD catches in a year.
Luis Chauca Montana without Rice: 0 all pros and 0 MVPs. Montana with Rice: 3 all pros and 2 MVPS. Young was a nobody before playing with Jerry and without Rice, Young had his worse statistical season in 97’ then when Rice came back Steve Young had his best statistical season. Jerry Rice is better at receiver than Montana and Young are at QB. And obviously Rice isn’t the most talented but he is the most consistent and dominant, that’s what makes him the GOAT. And way to bring up Moss’ one season and act like he didn’t play with Randall Cunningham in that record breaking offense in 98’. Plus Jerry Rice only had 12 games break the record and Moss had 16. Jerry Rice is the GOAT and it’s not even close
Luis Chauca AB had Big Ben, Julio has Matt Ryan. Both QBs are statistically better than Montana 🤡.
15:57 Eddie lacy wildin
3:39 a foreshadowing of things to come for Cam.
Tom Brady is the most accomplished NFL player of all time
6 Super Bowl Championship Most of all time by a player
9 AFC championship Most of all time by a player
13 AFC championship appearance Most of all time by a player
17 Divisional Titiles Most of all time by a player
222 regular season wins Most of all time by a player
30 playoff wins Most of all time by a player
252 careers wins including postseason Most of all time by a player
Best Not The Best Tho
@@XBC3-4GOTY how does thatnot make him the best!!! U sound stupid!!!
@Mynor Games That's a huge if. The dude's a monster, but I think we wont see another Brady atleast for another few years. Who knows, maybe Mahomes could do it
Don’t forget Brady ain’t done yet
Brady had 9 Super Bowl appearance and the second most for a Quarterback goes to John Elway with 5 Super Bowl appearance and that was in the 90s
Be clear. That Panthers run was underappreciated.
tHe WoRsE 14-0 tEaM eVeR!
IKR it’s literally the most dominant team I’ve ever witnessed and everyone else just looks away
No it wasn't
@@austinreed347 well yeah that's because they lost in the super bowl. Similar to how the falcons had the best offense ever in stats but are only remembered for 28-3
@@scizorbullet8185 but the Panthers had like the best defense behind well ironically, the Broncos.
The fact the Packers lost that first divisional playoff in 2011 game pains me to no end
Tony Preston no way😂 2010 was lucky, 2011 no comments, 2012 you were not a good nfc team despite making the playoffs, and 2014 the hawks and cowboys were just better than you
MariosNum OneFan the seahawks being better than us is an argument but the Cowboys...?
12 PackersFan in 2014, that is
@Tony Preston The 2012 team was 11-5. I didn't think that version of GB was all that amazing. SF, SEA, and ATL were all better.
@Andrew Fischbach I'm pretty confident that in 2014 the Patriots would've beaten the Packers in a rematch.
Can't wait for football!!!!!
Imagine if sacksonville beat the patriots in 2017 and Blake Bortles got it together, they could be on here
They would need to start the next season 10-0 to be on this list
Andrew Larson I know but their d was great had good wrs,. we saw what fournette could do when ealthy
Healthy
Jags should have won, the fumble forced Myles Jack should have been a touchdown if they didn’t blow it dead right away
canttouchthis ikr
Fantastic stuff as usual. Thanks a lot guys. Got one question tho, has there ever been a cooler nickname than the Snake?
That’s a good question! We need to do a best nickname list!
@@NFLVault but the Snake has to be #1 XD
@@NFLVault how about a John Elway highlight video?
Patriots streak could’ve been so much longer if they won that Super Bowl in the 07 season. They had a super easy schedule the following year but Brady got injured and missed the season.
7:15 I'm surprised to see the trend of Bears kickers hitting uprights starting so early
It’s still a crying shame that the patriots went undefeated during the regular season and not come away with the Lombardi trophy
That hurt, however the falcons one redeemed it in my eyes (I know I’m just a lowly fan) and looking back on both of those Giants postseason ones I can’t even be upset anymore. People tend to look over how insane the Giants played in both postseasons, I don’t think anyone could’ve beat them lol.
Not for most of America 😂🤣
Fins up baby
Bruh thank god they didnt win that year.
Can't win them All but Hey, if It Meant Brady would go onto 5 More Super Bowls, win 3 of those along with 2 more Super Bowl MVPs While the Giants would go onto not Winning a Playoff game in almost 10 years then I'd easily take it regardless of the outcome from a Game 12 years ago
17:22-17:23 back when billy was in the light side before falling to the dark side if yall know your stat wars reference
Even as the emperor he has won three super bowls since. I love evil bill.
The sweetest non super bowl victory for me as a pats fan was getting revenge in Pittsburg in the 2004 Afc championship game.
Packers legitimately could’ve played the Patriots in at least 3 Super Bowls by now...the NFC is a gauntlet!
Parity seems to rule in the NFC while the AFC has been more top-heavy this century with the Patriots, Steelers, Colts, Ravens, and Broncos representing in 18 of the 19 Super Bowls played between 2000 and 2018. Things are probably changing now, though....
Luke R. Seems to be that way. The NFC will always continue to improve but the AFC is getting more competitive with the amount of talent that’s been drafted in that last few years.
@@ProSportsOutlook the thing is the AFC keeps winning super bowls while the NFC chokes so much in recent years going back to the super bowl 49 lol
@@1990Thunderbolt ikr
the weak afc beats the almighty nfc
@@salamipitza i wouldn't say weak afc. they're pretty much strong to. i mean you've got 2 teams that's tied for the most super bowl wins, the patriots and steelers 6x for a reason.
I wish football season started today
Cam with Pat's let's go Maine
I miss football
The giants only play good as underdogs
Just ask Tom Brady ( twice)
I think the Giants would've repeated as favorites in '08 if Plax didn't shoot himself in the leg
I am certain we weren't underdogs in SB XXI
Fantastic video
Great job narrating
Lots of great footage
I loved it
Ravens last season did the same thing the 2003 Patriots did. 2-2 start and a 12 game winning streak to finish the season. I wish the Ravens made it to the Super Bowl though
Lol
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The packers and the dolphins are the most impressive considering all the injuries that plagued both teams
The Dolphins had one of the most piss easy schedules in history. Overrated as hell, 73>72
That Aaron Rodgers stretch is the greatest qb stretch of all time
Lol they lost first game in the playoffs 😂
Best content
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Longest losing streaks?
2008 lions or 2017 browns i think?
I’m pretty sure the Buccaneers started off 0-26 as a franchise
@@andrewlarson7 Bingo
the cardinals lost 29 str8 from
'42 to '45
they forgot to mention Doug Brien missing 2 potential game winning FGs against the steelers in 2004. Ugh
Of course that 07-08 patriots , we all know what could’ve happened .. if they didn’t lose to those pesky New York Giants in the Super Bowl , but yeah it’s insane , if they would’ve beaten the giants , that winning streak would’ve been intact
And who knows how long the streak woulda been into next season
Giants are the terminators of perfect seasons!
Brady owns several spots on the all time list including the top spot. Again, Brady owns several spots on the all time top 10 list. Let that sink in.
Bears had the original doink vs Oakland
I love this channel.
I believe you are slightly off about the 1989-1990 49ers run. The 1989 49ers won their last five regular season games and won all three of their playoff games. They won their first ten of the 1990 season, so the number should be 18.
CAROLINA FOREVER, that shit was magical
This guy sounds like Ben Wyatt
0:41 Where is Bob Sanders? The dude was one of the best
bears kickers were hitting the post even back then
I know in the video he includes playoff games, but I would like to point out something with those 2009 Indianapolis Colts. Going into that season, The Colts won their last 9 games the previous season before their wildcard lost to the chargers. Adding their 14 game winning streak to kick off the season, they still hold the NFL record for most regular season games won in a row at 23. I was very fortunate enough to watch him play twice during this stretch. I saw them play the 2008 Detroit Lions (Obviously everyone knows the outcome of that game LOL) and 2009 vs the Texans. Houston had to kick a field goal to send the game to overtime and they kicked it wide left.
CAM NEWTON THROWBACK.... GO BILLS! HEY HEY HEY LETS GO BUFFALO
Those Patriots also won 18 home games in a row, from week 17 of 2002 to and lost for the first time at home during week 2 of 2005.
You;re wrong! It was 15 home games in a row you fool! Apologize fool!
Chiefs are on a 9 game win streak for right now but 3 of their next 4 matchups are going to be tough. Maybe we could see them make this list next season
1972 DOLPHINS a whole undefeated season should be No 1
Meh. Weak competition.
@@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf Yes I know that
They were going by the longest win streaks, not the greatest win streak
why is Elliot not doing these anymore?
14.30 ... 38 year old Qb unbelievable
They completely forgot to list the 49ers winning 18 consecutive regular season road games (19 if you include the postseason) from 1988-90.
No it was in the video
8:06
@@adrianpena800 they touched on a different win streak and didn't talk about road wins.
Physical and frigid in the Burgh
The 2011 Packers Could’ve Been A Special Super Bowl Champions Season If The Defense Didn’t Suck That Year
The defense led the NFL in interceptions, takeaways and picks 6s.
Your league-best #1 offense only puts up 10 points for the first 40+ minutes of the playoff loss.
Defense was last in yards and one of the worst defenses in nfl history
Not even close kid. Maybe soccer is your sport.
Says the noob who doesn’t know what he’s talking about lmao 😂
@@XBC3-4GOTY Good response. You sound bright.
This was interesting.........................
The highlight of ever teams season is beating the Patriots.
2019 Ravens
Not a ravens fan but they had a 14 game win streak last season
nice.
Wow. How Fitting. Down By One, In Field Goal Range, Doink. Are you kidding me.
Most of these teams did not win SB. Goes to show in the playoffs need to play well but also need a little luck.
so chicago kickers were doinking the uprights even back then?
Ravens currently have a 12 game regular season win streak so they could definitely make the list.
Titans though..........
Luke Vacca It’s regular season also we lost so nope
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Jim McMahon won 25 straight games he started. That likely will never be eclipsed.
18 tds in four games ?!?!?!
do losing streak
The saints when they start off 1 and 2 or 2 and 2, go on a long win streak
Brees is just built different.
I still can’t enjoy that 2009 year as a colts fan! Saints onside kick after half time! What fluke of a super bowl we would of beat the saints 9/10 times that’s what drives me nuts!
The Colts have the longest regular season win streak with 23
It wouldn't surprise me if KC and Mahomes come on this list shortly
They are at 11 straight right now, if they win the SB they'll be at 14, then next season start 8-0. Sounds very very very possible
🐬 undefeated regular season and the super bowl .. who will be the next team to do it🍾🥂
And still! The longest game winning streak in the nfl😏
I hated the packers when he destroyed my broncos i literally sat there and cried but i put in madden 12 and got my payback so all love now 💯
Is that Tom Brady's voice?!
7:19 parkeys dad?
Noice
Didnt the chiefs just go on some ridiculous win streak this past season?
Just forgot about the packers
faulk got the first down though.
Patriots: Real Madrid of the NFL! #gopats! #halamadrid!!!!
their more like psg since they had only been good for 20 years just like psg
@@bh7902 don't you ever put those farmers club to my beloved patriots! has psg ever won a champions league in their entire existence? unlike psg the patriots win real championships not like a weak ass ligue 1!
We'll win the league tomorrow. Go Pats!
@@halamadridpatriotsnationgo1057 alright but why not bracelona since tom brady carrys them just like messi does for barcelona
@@JoshuaZ.64 yessir! real madrid and patriots all day everyday!!!!
Just saying the 2009 Colts were able to dominate with the booming punts of rookie and future legend for the brand, Pat McAfee
Didn’t the colts go on a 23 winning streak form 08 to 09
This video must be updated. Aaron Rodgers JUST had his best statistical season of his career in the 2020-2021 regular season. MVP #3 on the way.
My 04 Steelers should’ve went to the Bowl & WE would’ve Won it for sure
Yea. But you guys got stopped by an experienced playoff team in the patriots. Ben was only a rookie that year
Domenic Concessi Duhhh 😒😒😒
Hector Rodriguez Real Talk I remember Me & My Good Friend of Mines was hoping that would happen but it didn’t 😩😩😩
Lol, stop
Derrick Talbert 😒😒😒
Peyton Manning Played In A Bum Ass Divison
Still a better division than what Brady played in
@@marvinlynch1305 Bullshit, Texans Was Never Better Than The Jets, Or Dolphins When Peyton Was In That Division. Jaguars Was Ass After Fred Taylor Left, And Titans Had 1 Good Year With Chris Johnson.
How Can Brady Divison Be Worse When The Jets Was Going To AFC Championships Games
49ers road wins in a row
The Bears also won 18 straight games twice in 1933-34 and in 1941-42
The Patriots Dynasty is Still Tained Tho
Stick to video games, kid
Sorry but SpyGate Twice and DeflateGate Say OtherWise
Panthers maybe couldve comeback if newton dived for the ball
Do more hard knocks. Like if you agree
Actually. 1940 the canton bulldogs went to 26 win streak
@gamelvr1 I knew it was around that time
How are the 72 dolphins not on this video?
Tony Preston oh I scanned through it and didn’t see them
They are
2015 panthers was a 15 game win streak
Pat Mahomes and the Chiefs will go undefeated before his 10 year contract ends.
And lose the Super Bowl and go 18-1
Indioprophecy81 no one will ever go undefeated again only the 1972 Dolphins
Don't count on it.
I’m not a fan of Ben didn’t do much because he actually wasn’t that good in 2004, he didn’t do much because qbs in Pittsburgh at the time just didn’t do much as part of the gameplan
Chiefs about to shatter these records.🤣
I'm sure Eagles fans were confident they'd be the next dynasty after 2017, too. Everything seems easier to fans immediately after winning the championship, but rarely does the team meet those expectations.
Lmao
2019 Ravens also won 14 straight
They won 12
Andrew Fischbach I forgot they started 2-2
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Time out wtf the 2008 2009 Colts won 23 games 🤔 this is wrong
This is counting Playoffs
1 Man Dynasty yea but it’s playoffs and you guys just have a winning streak for regular season
They didn’t win 23 games in a row lol they lost to the chargers after the 2008 season
They did win 23 regular season games in a row though, which is a record