Lowest playoff winning percentage over the last 25 seasons

[Battlelyon]

 

[PDay8810]

The following is a listing of all 32 current National Football League (NFL) teams ranked by their playoff win–loss percentage, accurate as of the Super Bowl LV.

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Rank	Team	GP	Won	Lost	Pct.	Last playoff appearance	Division
1	New England Patriots	58	37	21	.638	2019	AFC East
2	San Francisco 49ers	52	32	20	.615	2019	NFC West
3	Green Bay Packers	60	36	24	.600	2020	NFC North
4	Baltimore Ravens	27	16	11	.593	2020	AFC North
5	Pittsburgh Steelers	62	36	26	.581	2020	AFC North
6	Las Vegas Raiders	44	25	19	.568	2016	AFC West
7	Dallas Cowboys	63	35	28	.556	2018	NFC East
8	Denver Broncos	42	23	19	.548	2015	AFC West
9	Washington Football Team	43	23	20	.535	2020	NFC East
10	Carolina Panthers	17	9	8	.529	2017	NFC South
11	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	19	10	9	.526	2020	NFC South
12 (tie)	Philadelphia Eagles	46	23	23	.500	2019	NFC East
Jacksonville Jaguars	14	7	7	.500	2017	AFC South
14	New York Giants	49	24	25	.490	2016	NFC East
15	Miami Dolphins	41	20	21	.488	2016	AFC East
16	Seattle Seahawks	35	17	18	.486	2020	NFC West
17	New York Jets	25	12	13	.480	2010	AFC East
18	Indianapolis Colts	48	23	25	.479	2020	AFC South
19	Buffalo Bills	34	16	18	.471	2020	AFC East
20	Chicago Bears	37	17	20	.459	2020	NFC North
21	Los Angeles Rams	49	22	27	.449	2020	NFC West
22	Arizona Cardinals	16	7	9	.438	2015	NFC West
23	Tennessee Titans	39	17	22	.436	2020	AFC South
24	New Orleans Saints	23	10	13	.435	2020	NFC South
25	Kansas City Chiefs	35	15	20	.429	2020	AFC West
26	Atlanta Falcons	24	10	14	.417	2017	NFC South
27	Minnesota Vikings	51	21	30	.412	2019	NFC North
28 (tie)	Los Angeles Chargers	30	12	18	.400	2018	AFC West
Houston Texans	10	4	6	.400	2019	AFC South
30	Cleveland Browns	33	12	21	.364	2020	AFC North
31	Detroit Lions	20	7	13	.350	2016	NFC North
32	Cincinnati Bengals	19	5	14	.263	2015	AFC North

 

[Southieinnc]

The following is a listing of all 32 current National Football League (NFL) teams ranked by their playoff win–loss percentage, accurate as of the Super Bowl LV.

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Rank	Team	GP	Won	Lost	Pct.	Last playoff appearance	Division
1	New England Patriots	58	37	21	.638	2019	AFC East
2	San Francisco 49ers	52	32	20	.615	2019	NFC West
3	Green Bay Packers	60	36	24	.600	2020	NFC North
4	Baltimore Ravens	27	16	11	.593	2020	AFC North
5	Pittsburgh Steelers	62	36	26	.581	2020	AFC North
6	Las Vegas Raiders	44	25	19	.568	2016	AFC West
7	Dallas Cowboys	63	35	28	.556	2018	NFC East
8	Denver Broncos	42	23	19	.548	2015	AFC West
9	Washington Football Team	43	23	20	.535	2020	NFC East
10	Carolina Panthers	17	9	8	.529	2017	NFC South
11	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	19	10	9	.526	2020	NFC South
12 (tie)	Philadelphia Eagles	46	23	23	.500	2019	NFC East
Jacksonville Jaguars	14	7	7	.500	2017	AFC South
14	New York Giants	49	24	25	.490	2016	NFC East
15	Miami Dolphins	41	20	21	.488	2016	AFC East
16	Seattle Seahawks	35	17	18	.486	2020	NFC West
17	New York Jets	25	12	13	.480	2010	AFC East
18	Indianapolis Colts	48	23	25	.479	2020	AFC South
19	Buffalo Bills	34	16	18	.471	2020	AFC East
20	Chicago Bears	37	17	20	.459	2020	NFC North
21	Los Angeles Rams	49	22	27	.449	2020	NFC West
22	Arizona Cardinals	16	7	9	.438	2015	NFC West
23	Tennessee Titans	39	17	22	.436	2020	AFC South
24	New Orleans Saints	23	10	13	.435	2020	NFC South
25	Kansas City Chiefs	35	15	20	.429	2020	AFC West
26	Atlanta Falcons	24	10	14	.417	2017	NFC South
27	Minnesota Vikings	51	21	30	.412	2019	NFC North
28 (tie)	Los Angeles Chargers	30	12	18	.400	2018	AFC West
Houston Texans	10	4	6	.400	2019	AFC South
30	Cleveland Browns	33	12	21	.364	2020	AFC North
31	Detroit Lions	20	7	13	.350	2016	NFC North
32	Cincinnati Bengals	19	5	14	.263	2015	AFC North

Looks a little ifferent when you look at it this way. - except for the bottom 3

 

[PDay8810]

Looks a little ifferent when you look at it this way. - except for the bottom 3

being a long time Cowboy fan. It shows how good Dallas was before the last 25 years of Jerry.

It also shows why even today, Dallas remains first and foremost on the minds of Washington, Philly and NYG fans

63 playoffs game for an expansion team from 1960 and very few playoff games in the last 25 years is just short of remarkable.

 

[Southieinnc]

being a long time Cowboy fan. It shows how good Dallas was before the last 25 years of Jerry.

It also shows why even today, Dallas remains first and foremost on the minds of Washington, Philly and NYG fans

I do understand!

 

[PDay8810]

Jerry
Tell death do us part... and I sure hope Jerry goes first to allow me to see one more championship team in Dallas

 

[Southieinnc]

Jerry
Tell death do us part... and I sure hope Jerry goes first to allow me to see one more championship team in Dallas

I have never seen an owner so good at what he does and so bad at what he does. Maybe Al Davis?

 

[PDay8810]

I have never seen an owner so good at what he does and so bad at what he does. Maybe Al Davis?

Jerry is all about profits and the the brand....doesn't hold well for playoff advancement much less for football championships

 

[Southieinnc]

Jerry is all about profits and the the brand....doesn't hold well for playoff advancement much less for football championships

He's not against playoff advancement. He just can't get out of his own way.....

 

[PDay8810]

He's not against playoff advancement. He just can't get out of his own way.....

yep...and I'm not sold on his son, Stephen

best hope for Cowboy fans may be is daughter Charlotte

 

[Battlelyon]

World’s Most Valuable Sports Teams 2021

The pandemic has caused a world of chaos for the sports industry, but billionaire owners are thriving, with the average value of the world’s top teams jumping 11%, to $3.4 billion.

www.forbes.com

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1. Dallas Cowboys (NFL)​

• Value: $5.7 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 43%

• Owner: Jerry Jones

• Year Purchased: 1989

• Price Paid: $150 million

2. New York Yankees (MLB)​

• Value: $5.25 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 54%

• Owner: Steinbrenner family

• Year Purchased: 1973

• Price Paid: $8.8 million

3. New York Knicks (NBA)​

• Value: $5 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 67%

• Owner: Madison Square Garden Sports

• Year Purchased: 1997

• Price Paid: $300 million

4. Barcelona (Soccer)​

• Value: $4.76 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 34%

• Owner: club members

• Year Purchased: not applicable

• Price Paid: not applicable

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5. Real Madrid (Soccer)
• Value: $4.75 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 30%

• Owner: club members

• Year Purchased: not applicable

• Price Paid: not applicable

6. Golden State Warriors (NBA)​

• Value: $4.7 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 147%

• Owner: Joe Lacob, Peter Gruber

• Year Purchased: 2010

• Price Paid: $450 million

7. Los Angeles Lakers (NBA)​

• Value: $4.6 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 70%

• Owner: Jerry Buss Family Trusts, Philip Anschutz

• Year Purchased: 1979, 1998

• Price Paid: $20 million, $268 million

8. New England Patriots (NFL)​

• Value: $4.4 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 38%

• Owner: Robert Kraft

• Year Purchased: 1994

• Price Paid: $172 million

9. New York Giants (NFL)​

• Value: $4.3 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 54%

• Owner: John Mara, Steven Tisch

• Year Purchased: 1925, 1991

• Price Paid: $500, $150 million

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10. Bayern Munich (Soccer)
• Value: $4.21 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 57%

• Owner: club members

• Year Purchased: not applicable

• Price Paid: not applicable

11. Manchester United (Soccer)​

• Value: $4.2 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 27%

• Owner: Glazer family

• Year Purchased: 2005

• Price Paid: $1.4 billion

12. Liverpool (Soccer)​

• Value: $4.1 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 165%

• Owner: John Henry, Tom Werner

• Year Purchased: 2010

• Price Paid: $476 million

13 (tie). Los Angeles Rams (NFL)​

• Value: $4 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 176%

• Owner: Stanley Kroenke

• Year Purchased: 2010

• Price Paid: $750 million

13 (tie). Manchester City (Soccer)​

• Value: $4 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 108%

• Owner: Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan

• Year Purchased: 2008

• Price Paid: $385 million

15. San Francisco 49ers (NFL)​

• Value: $3.8 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 41%

• Owner: Denise DeBartolo York, John York

• Year Purchased: 1977

• Price Paid: $13 million

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16. Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB)
• Value: $3.57 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 43%

• Owner: Guggenheim Baseball Management

• Year Purchased: 2012

• Price Paid: $2 billion

17. New York Jets (NFL)​

• Value: $3.55 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 37%

• Owner: Johnson family

• Year Purchased: 2000

• Price Paid: $635 million

18. Chicago Bears (NFL)​

• Value: $3.53 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 44%

• Owner: McCaskey family

• Year Purchased: 1920

• Price Paid: $100

19. Washington Football Team (NFL)​

• Value: $3.5 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 23%

• Owner: Daniel Snyder

• Year Purchased: 1999

• Price Paid: $750 million

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20. Boston Red Sox (MLB)
• Value: $3.47 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 51%

• Owner: John Henry, Tom Werner

• Year Purchased: 2002

• Price Paid: $380 million

21. Philadelphia Eagles (NFL)​

• Value: $3.4 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 42%

• Owner: Jeffrey Lurie

• Year Purchased: 1994

• Price Paid: $185 million

22. Chicago Cubs (MLB)​

• Value: $3.36 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 53%

• Owner: Ricketts family

• Year Purchased: 2009

• Price Paid: $700 million

23 (tie). Houston Texans (NFL)​

• Value: $3.3 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 32%

• Owner: Janice McNair

• Year Purchased: 1999

• Price Paid: $700 million

23 (tie). Chicago Bulls (NBA)​

• Value: $3.3 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 43%

• Owner: Jerry Reinsdorf

• Year Purchased: 1985

• Price Paid: $16.2 million

25 (tie). Denver Broncos (NFL)​

• Value: $3.2 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 65%

• Owner: Pat Bowlen Trust

• Year Purchased: 1984

• Price Paid: $78 million

25 (tie). Boston Celtics (NBA)​

• Value: $3.2 billion

• Five-Year Change In Value: 52%

• Owner: Wycliffe Grousbeck, Irving Grousbeck, Robert Epstein, Stephen Pagliuca

• Year Purchased: 2002

• Price Paid: $360 million

 

[Southieinnc]

LOL at the Jets making this list!
Shows you can field a miserable franchise and still make money.....
@DirtDirtDirt ?????

 

[sonnyblack65]

LOL at the Jets making this list!
Shows you can field a miserable franchise and still make money.....
@DirtDirtDirt ?????

I would have never guess the Knickerbockers would have been the 3rd most valuable team just behind the Yankees. I don't ever remember them winning anything. Guess like the Jets it's the NY market

 

[Southieinnc]

I would have never guess the Knickerbockers would have been the 3rd most valuable team just behind the Yankees. I don't ever remember them winning anything. Guess like the Jets it's the NY market

Yankees, Jets, Knicks - all New York.
Everything is overpriced in New York.

The cost of living is so high that multimillionaire Wall Street bankers are fleeing the city for more affordable housing.​

Devide the value of New York teams by 3 and that is their value in other states..... Fuck New York

 

[Schmoopy1000]

What I find interesting is
As long as the Cardinals have been around. They only have 16 playoff appearances. Thats kinda crazy.

 

[cheerupcharlie]

There is no way that list is accurate. I figured Seattle would have the most playoff success with Wilson at QB. At least in the last 9 years.

Prove me wrong

 

[Wamu]

There is no way that list is accurate. I figured Seattle would have the most playoff success with Wilson at QB. At least in the last 9 years.

Prove me wrong

Did you know if you ignore that Johnny U was a pro bowler 8 of his first 9 seasons Russell Wilson is the only QB in league history to go to the pro bowl 7 of his first 9 seasons?

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Did you know if you ignore that Johnny U was a pro bowler 8 of his first 9 seasons Russell Wilson is the only QB in league history to go to the pro bowl 7 of his first 9 seasons?

Probowls are a useless stat nowadays.
The old days the top players yes made the probowl.
Nowadays half the league makes the probowl.
& I am not bagging on Wilson here. he is an awesome QB just that probowl mentions are useless today.

 

[Wamu]

Probowls are a useless stat nowadays.
The old days the top players yes made the probowl.
Nowadays half the league makes the probowl.
& I am not bagging on Wilson here. he is an awesome QB just that probowl mentions are useless today.

I was making fun of raz-on when I said that. He said no QB had ever gone to the pro bowl 7 of his first 9 seasons like Wilson has.

 

[Battlelyon]

Probowls are a useless stat nowadays.
The old days the top players yes made the probowl.
Nowadays half the league makes the probowl.
& I am not bagging on Wilson here. he is an awesome QB just that probowl mentions are useless today.

There should be no alternates, you do go to the Pro Bowl you don't get replaced.