Top 10 most dominant teams in the NFL this year

[rmilia1]

Using point differential and MOV the 10 best and most dominant teams in the league this year are

1. Seattle +175 ( winning games by an average of 12.5 ppg )
2. Denver +163 ( winning games by an average of 11.6 ppg )
3. Kansas City +143 ( winning games by an average of 10.2 ppg )
4. San Francisco +121 ( winning games by an average of 8.6 ppg )
5. Carolina +120 ( winning games by an average of 8.6 ppg )
6. New Orleans +89 ( winning games by an average of 6.4 ppg )
7. Cincinnati +80 ( winning games by an average of 5.7 ppg )
8. New England +58 ( winning games by an average of 4.2 ppg )
9. Arizona +51 ( winning games by an average of 3.6 ppg )
10. San Diego +32 ( winning games by an average of 2.3 ppg )

- What do you guys think??? Looks pretty solid to me actually.

 

[Octoberfest23]

Most dominant, maybe. Top 10 teams in the nfl for me would look quite different.

 

[Uhsplit]

Hard to argue against that list.

 

[rmilia1]

Most dominant, maybe. Top 10 teams in the nfl for me would look quite different.

How so?? I think the top 6 is pretty set. I may have NE ahead of Cincy but maybe not... Zona and SD are weird to see there but Zona makes sense record wise. SD is the only team on the list that doesnt have one of the 9 best records in the league.

 

[Octoberfest23]

How so?? I think the top 6 is pretty set. I may have NE ahead of Cincy but maybe not... Zona and SD are weird to see there but Zona makes sense record wise. SD is the only team on the list that doesnt have one of the 9 best records in the league.

Best teams IMO;

1. Seahawks
2. Broncos
3. Patriots
4. Saints
5. Panthers
6. 49ers
7. Chiefs
8. Chargers
9. Ravens
10. Bengals/Colts

Most dominant teams statistically are subjective because you have to look at who they played and when they played them. My list above is more who I think could win the Super Bowl.

 

[Clayton]

Hard to argue against that list.

Still not sure about the Chiefs. How many backup QBs have they faced this year?

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

2008 Detroit Lions


*Never Forget*

 

[da55bums]

Best teams IMO;

1. Seahawks
2. Broncos
3. Patriots
4. Saints
5. Panthers
6. 49ers
7. Chiefs
8. Chargers
9. Ravens
10. Bengals/Colts

Most dominant teams statistically are subjective because you have to look at who they played and when they played them. My list above is more who I think could win the Super Bowl.

so stats are subjective and opinions of "who they played and when they played" is what, concrete? lol, makes sense to someone other than me.

Why wouldn't the Broncose drop, their schedule has been pretty weak overall...since your subjective is about schedules?

 

[CaptainStubing]

I've never been a big mov guy. But its a fun discussion anyway.

 

[sonnyblack65]

Super Bowl odds as of now from 5dimes

Seattle Seahawks +220
Denver Broncos +280
San Francisco 49ers +900
Carolina Panthers +1300
New England Patriots +1450
New Orleans Saints +1550
Cincinnati Bengals +1900
Kansas City Chiefs +1900
Green Bay Packers +3100
Indianapolis Colts +4000
Philadelphia Eagles +4000
Baltimore Ravens +4500
Chicago Bears +5000
Detroit Lions +6000
Dallas Cowboys +7000
Miami Dolphins +7000
San Diego Chargers +7500
Arizona Cardinals +11000
Pittsburgh Steelers +30000
New York Jets +75000

 

[RobToxin]

I'm not so sure that there are 10 teams in the NFL that qualify as "dominant".

 

[darken65]

I'm not so sure that there are 10 teams in the NFL that qualify as "dominant".

I'm not sure I could describe ANY team as 'dominant'. The Seahawks might have that title at the moment but the word dominant would mean a team that can't be beat....being the best at every level.

 

[DaBoltsNIsles]

Using point differential and MOV the 10 best and most dominant teams in the league this year are

1. Seattle +175 ( winning games by an average of 12.5 ppg )
2. Denver +163 ( winning games by an average of 11.6 ppg )
3. Kansas City +143 ( winning games by an average of 10.2 ppg )
4. San Francisco +121 ( winning games by an average of 8.6 ppg )
5. Carolina +120 ( winning games by an average of 8.6 ppg )
6. New Orleans +89 ( winning games by an average of 6.4 ppg )
7. Cincinnati +80 ( winning games by an average of 5.7 ppg )
8. New England +58 ( winning games by an average of 4.2 ppg )
9. Arizona +51 ( winning games by an average of 3.6 ppg )
10. San Diego +32 ( winning games by an average of 2.3 ppg )

- What do you guys think??? Looks pretty solid to me actually.

How can a team that's going to miss the playoffs (Chargers) be considered dominant? Heck I don't consider any team with Carson Palmer a dominant team. The Cardinals will get a dose of reality the next two weeks.

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

I'm not sure I could describe ANY team as 'dominant'. The Seahawks might have that title at the moment but the word dominant would mean a team that can't be beat....being the best at every level.

They have had more dominant games than any other team this year. Shutting out the Giants in NY - the first team to do so in almost 20 years, proved that.

 

[Wolvie]

I think the original list is pretty fair with the exception of KC. They may have a winning margin of 10 ppg but look at their strength of victory (.331). That number is at least 100 points lower than virtually every other team with a winning record. Now that isn't to say that KC is a bad team, because they aren't. But I would put them at #5 or #6 tops

 

[Blackshirt]

NFC will come down to 49ers vs Seahawks in Seattle...most likely Seattle wins because it's a home game.

AFC will be the broncos unless they choke.