Ranking NFL Teams Since the Merger: The Bottom-Dwellers

Nick Signorelli by Columnist Written on July 09, 2009
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NEW YORK - APRIL 25:  NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell stands with Detroit Lions #1 draft pick Matthew Stafford at  Radio City Music Hall for the 2009 NFL Draft on April 25, 2009 in New York City  (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)
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I have read, and wrote, numerous articles over the last few weeks about who is the best, and who is the worst teams in the league.

This time, I am going back to the beginning of the Super Bowl, to identify, from 32-1, who is the best and who is the worst teams in existence.

I am not going back prior to when the Super Bowl started, because there were two champions each year. There will always be a fight about "we did better in the 20's" and "we did better in the 50's."

None of that matters. What happened prior to Super Bowl I does not matter. The only things that do are all Super Bowl Winners, starting with the Packers in Super Bowl I.

This list is based on Super Bowl victories and appearances. I am not counting regular season stats, I am not counting pro bowl players. This is simply about who is the best when it counts the most: the last game of the year.

I am breaking this list into three parts. The first part, the bottom dwellers, are the worst teams in the history of the NFL.

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