Historical Team Performances

[bluecoconuts]

It's a pretty cool little chart to see how good teams have been historically. Jets and the Cardinals are both probably the most depressing.

http://www.frivoletics.com/team-performances-over-different-spans-of-time/nfl/

 

[PowayRamFan]

The Browns graph looks like the Valvoline logo. Cardinals, ouch.

 

[DaveFan'51]

I found the Chart interest. Pro-football-Reference is where I go for a lot of my stats.

This wasn't what I expected when I opened the thread. I was thinking you where going to ask us to name a "Historical Moment"!
I was all ready to bring up one. So I'll do it anyway.

In Oct 1973 Rams DE Fred Dryer set an NFL record that still stands today!
He Score two Safeties, in a single game against the Green-Bay Packers!
( After going to the trouble of looking this up, I had to use it!!)

 

[snackdaddy]

There was a time when the Rams were a regular playoff team. About 10 or 15 years ago I remember seeing a stat that showed the Rams had the second most playoff losses in history. That ineptitude actually shows a successful team. It showed how many times they made the playoffs. I'm sure they moved down that list since then.