The Five Worst Super Bowl Winning Teams Of All Time
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Gary Jordan
January 25, 2013 1:14 pm
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Its what the game is all about.
Hoisting aloft the Lombardi Trophy.
Becoming the best of the best. Owners, coaches and players all want to be on that podium at season's end telling everyone how grateful they are for the supporting cast around them.
A truly special moment for everyone associated with the game.
Every year a new champion is crowned, but are all of them deserving winners?
Did some get lucky? Are some of the past winners worthy of wearing a ring that states they are a champion? Should the opposition have won on the biggest day on the sports calendar?
Lets have a look and see who are the worst five Super Bowl winners in history.
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Wouldn't go as far as shouting conspiracy, but you make a fair point.
The Bills were the best team in any era to be so dominant and not win one. The Giants were not worthy winners on that day. They knew they couldn't "beat " the Bills so just played within themselves and spoiled the game.
Have I been done on a technicality?
That's pretty presumptuous, especially with the fact that the game would have only been tied - after the extra point.
Secondly, how does a "monumental effort" by a really good team denote the Rams being one of the worst teams? That would imply the Titans played above their heads against a great team.
I feel that if the Titans had scored on that play the momentum they had would have carried them through to win.
If the were Rams were indeed the greatest show on turf they would have had the game well out of sight before the Titans comeback, rendering the above statement useless. The effort was huge by Tennessee, if the Rams were THAT good they would have found a way through them.
In the age of parity do the NFL need to "fix" stuff? Conspiracy under Goodells reign? Surely not
Uh, Super Bowl XL was under Tagliabue. It was so one sided that people were screaming FIX. Even the TV Presentation from ABC was slanted towards The Steelers.
Aware that Tagliabue was in charge then, was referring to you last comment about this year.
Thanks for your comment
That same backup QB went out there and won the Super Bowl for them.
Those Giants were a great team, probably among the top 20 Super Bowl winners ever. Certainly better than the 2007 and 2011 Giants squads.
(Full disclosure: I'm not a Giants fan.)
All points you have raised are legit, no doubting that. I think you missed the point in my slideshow though. I am referring to just the Super Bowl game itself. Thank you for your comment though.
I see. I guess your lead-in does explain what you mean, but the headline (which you may not have written) is misleading.
The Giants probably were a little lucky to win that Sunday. Still, you have to hand it to their defense for holding that incredible Bills offense to just 19 points.
Thanks for the article.
I guess the phrase Defense wins championshIps comes into play here, as it almost did for others on my list. Thanks for reading.
This was the last hurrah of an aging, proud and still great defense. Buffalo's defense on its best day didn't belong on the field with the Giant defense.
Yes Buffalo had a chance to win this game. But to expect Scott Norwood to hit a 47 yard field goal on grass when he hadn't done so in his entire career doesn't mean the Giants were lucky. They won the game and deserved to win.