NFL 100 Greatest (Newest Countdown)

[RI Richmark]

Here's their list of the 100 Greatest Teams:

1. 1972 Miami Dolphins 

2. 1985 Chicago Bears 

3. 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers

4. 1984 San Francisco 49ers

5. 1989 San Francisco 49ers

6. 1992 Dallas Cowboys 

7. 2007 New England Patriots 

8. 1976 Oakland Raiders

9. 1962 Green Bay Packers

10. 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers

11. 1999 St. Louis Rams

12. 1986 New York Giants

13. 1966 Green Bay Packers

14. 1998 Denver Broncos

15. 1991 Washington Redskins

16. 2004 New England Patriots

17. 1977 Dallas Cowboys

18. 2013 Seattle Seahawks

19. 1994 San Francisco 49ers

20. 1996 Green Bay Packers

21. 2016 New England Patriots

22. 2000 Baltimore Ravens

23. 1993 Dallas Cowboys

24. 1968 New York Jets

25. 1950 Cleveland Browns

26. 1958 Baltimore Colts

27. 1969 Kansas City Chiefs

28. 1973 Miami Dolphins 

29. 1990 New York Giants

30. 2009 New Orleans Saints

31. 1981 San Francisco 49ers

32. 2003 New England Patriots

33. 1983 Los Angeles Raiders

34. 1971 Dallas Cowboys

35. 1990 Buffalo Bills

36. 2017 Philadelphia Eagles

37. 2006 Indianapolis Colts

38. 1998 Minnesota Vikings

39. 1979 Pittsburgh Steelers

40. 1929 Green Bay Packers

41. 1964 Cleveland Browns

42. 1948-49 Philadelphia Eagles

43. 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers

44. 1968 Baltimore Colts

45. 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

46. 2014 New England Patriots

47. 1995 Dallas Cowboys

48. 1922-23 Canton Bulldogs

49. 1941 Chicago Bears

50. 1997 Denver Broncos

51. 2001 New England Patriots

52. 1960 Philadelphia Eagles

53. 2007 New York Giants

54. 1982 Washington Redskins

55. 1953 Detroit Lions

56. 1967 Green Bay Packers

57. 1936 Green Bay Packers

58. 2015 Denver Broncos

59. 1942 Chicago Bears

60. 2001 St. Louis Rams

61. 1963 Chicago Bears

62. 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers

63. 1984 Miami Dolphins

64. 1954 Cleveland Browns

65. 1987 Washington Redskins

66. 1933 Chicago Bears

67. 2011 Green Bay Packers

68. 2015 Carolina Panthers

69. 1988 San Francisco 49ers

70. 1945 Cleveland Rams

71. 1920 Akron Pros

72. 1970 Baltimore Colts

73. 1990 San Francisco 49ers

74. 1980 Oakland Raiders

75. 2009 Indianapolis Colts

76. 1983 Washington Redskins

77. 1956 New York Giants

78. 1967 Oakland Raiders

79. 2018 New England Patriots

80. 1927 New York Giants

81. 1926 Frankford Yellow Jackets

82. 1921 Chicago Staleys

83. 1969 Minnesota Vikings

84. 1964 Buffalo Bills

85. 1966 Kansas City Chiefs

86. 2013 Denver Broncos

87. 2010 Green Bay Packers

88. 1940 Chicago Bears

89. 1934 Chicago Bears

90. 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers

91. 1999 Tennessee Titans

92. 1951 Los Angeles Rams

93. 2011 New York Giants

94. 1978 Dallas Cowboys

95. 2006 San Diego Chargers

96. 1943 Chicago Bears

97. 2012 Baltimore Ravens

98. 1928 Providence Steam Roller

99. 1937 Washington Redskins

100. 1961 Houston Oilers

[RI Richmark]

Gotta say the 2004 Patriots are criminally underrated. They should be in the top 10.

Also I'm a little stoked the the Providence Steam Roller got in at 98. Nice to see my little state being part of NFL history.

[Hulkshi Tanahashi]

Nov 16, 2019 21:10:49 GMT -5 RI Richmark said:

Gotta say the 2004 Patriots are criminally underrated. They should be in the top 10.

Also I'm a little stoked the the Providence Steam Roller got in at 98. Nice to see my little state being part of NFL history.

I've honestly felt that the 2004 Patriots are best team in the Patriots' dynasty.

Also, I feel that the Dolphins simply got the top spot because they were undefeated. They are kind of overrated in that regard, especially since they had an easy schedule that year. My top pick would have been the 1989 49ers.

[bob]

Oct 18, 2019 21:45:59 GMT -5 Hulkshi Tanahashi said:

Now, here's there list of the 100 Greatest Characters:

1. Joe Namath
2. Al Davis
3. John Madden
4. Brett Favre
5. Deion Sanders
6. Bum Phillips
7. Deacon Jones
8. Art Donovan
9. Jim McMahon
10. Mike Ditka
11. Buddy Ryan
12. Bill Parcells
13. Dick Butkis
14. Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson
15. Rob Gronkowski
16. Terrell Owens
17. Don Meredith
18. John Riggins
19. Jerry Glanville
20. Lawrence Taylor
21. Ken Stabler
22. Vince Lombardi
23. William “The Refrigerator” Perry
24. Marshawn Lynch
25. Hank Stram
26. Lyle Alzado
27. Jon Gruden
28. Conrad Dobler
29. Bill Belichick
30. Bobby Lane
31. John Randle
32. Terry Bradshaw
33. “Mean” Joe Greene
34. Thomas “Hollywood” Henderson
35. Chuck Bednarik
36. Mark Gastineau
37. John McKay
38. Ray Lewis
39. Bo Jackson
40. Jack Lambert
41. Michael Irvin
42. Bubba Smith
43. Rex Ryan
44. Billy “White Shoes” Johnson
45. Randy Moss
46. John Matuszak
47. Peyton Manning
48. Ted Hendricks
49. Brian Bosworth
50. Ben Davidson
51. Shannon Sharpe
52. Charles Halley
53. Sam Wyche
54. George Allen
55. Bronko Nagurski
56. Walter Payton
57. Ickey Woods
58. Paul Hornung
59. Gene “Big Daddy” Lipscomb
60. Fred “The Hammer” Williamson
61. Sammy Baugh
62. Jimmy Johnson
63. Max McGee
64. Abe Gibron
65. Alex Karras
66. Steve Smith, Sr.
67. Richard Sherman
68. Tim Rossovich
69. Michael Strahan
70. Clinton Portis
71. Tony Siragusa
72. Ricky Williams
73. Jack “Hacksaw” Reynolds
74. Mike Singletary
75. Tim Tebow
76. Warren Sapp
77. Johnny “Blood” McNally
78. Jim Mora
79. John “Frenchy” Fuqua
80. Bob “The Geek” St. Clair
81. Duane Thomas
82. Sonny Jurgensen
83. Bill Cowher
84. James Harrison
85. Philip Rivers
86. Norm Van Brocklin
87. Marv Levy
88. Odell Beckham, Jr.
89. Herm Edwards
90. Cam Newton
91. Kevin Greene
92. Dick Vermeil
93. Brian Dawkins
94. Jarred Allen
95. Marty Schottenheimer
96. Nate Newton
97. Terrell Suggs
98. Jerome Bettis
99. Jay Cutler
100. Walt Garrison

How much does this guy weigh

[Jedi-El of Tomorrow]

Nov 16, 2019 23:11:55 GMT -5 Hulkshi Tanahashi said:

Nov 16, 2019 21:10:49 GMT -5 RI Richmark said:

Gotta say the 2004 Patriots are criminally underrated. They should be in the top 10.

Also I'm a little stoked the the Providence Steam Roller got in at 98. Nice to see my little state being part of NFL history.

I've honestly felt that the 2004 Patriots are best team in the Patriots' dynasty.

Also, I feel that the Dolphins simply got the top spot because they were undefeated. They are kind of overrated in that regard, especially since they had an easy schedule that year. My top pick would have been the 1989 49ers.

Same here. A 14-2 record and steamrolling everybody in the playoffs. Joe Montana at his best, Jerry Rice in his prime (granted his prime was about 20 years), Roger Craig doing Roger Craig things, John Taylor at his best, Steve Young as backup QB, the O-Line giving Montana and Young plenty of time to throw, Rathman leading the way for Craig, and the defense was fantastic. From top to bottom I think that was the best team assembled.

[Toilet Paper Roll]

The 2004 Patriots were a monster and had an absolutely packed roster. It’s not laden with a half dozen HOFers but it’s just stupid with those guys who are one tier below that. Especially that defense. The entire defense roster only has a handful of “who’s that guy?” Players

[Toilet Paper Roll]

1992 Cowboys will always be "that team" for me. As a young preteen just getting into football and seeing Dallas atop the mountain I just remember always thinking of them as the best ever.