Millenial Matters

The Gipper

Since just 2000 the Super Bowl standings look like this:

Patriots Won 3 Lost 2

Giants Won 2 Lost 1

Steelers Won 2 Lost 1

Ravens Won 2 Lost 0

Colts Won 1 Lost 1

Saints Won 1 Lost 0

Packers Won 1 Lost 0

Bucs Won 1 Lost 0

49ers 0-1

Bears 0-1

Cards 0-1

Seahawks 0-1

Eagles 0-1

Panthers 0-1

Raiders 0-1

Rams 0-1

The Gipper

Here are the records of various teams in Conference Championship Games:

Patriots: 5-2

Giants: 3-0

Steelers: 3-2

Ravens: 2-2

Colts: 2-1

Eagles: 1-4

Bears: 1-1

Saints: 1-1

Packers: 1-1

49ers: 1-1

Panthers: 1-1

Raiders: 1-1

Cardinals: 1-0

Seahawks: 1-0

Bucs: 1-0

Rams: 1-0

Titans: 0-1

Broncos: 0-1

Chargers: 0-1

Jets: 0-2

Vikings: 0-2

Falcons: 0-2

Ten teams have not appeared in a Conference Title game: Dolphins, Bills, Browns, Bengals, Jaguars, Texans, Chiefs, Cowboys, Redskins, Lions.

Browns57

These are indeed facts that you posted. Uh thanks, I think.

tampadawgs

whats crazy is the that teh Bills have not made the playoffs this whole time, shit if the Browns made the playoffs 1 year you would think that the Bills would have

Assmunch

@tampadawgs said:
whats crazy is the that teh Bills have not made the playoffs this whole time, shit if the Browns made the playoffs 1 year you would think that the Bills would have

Browns should have won that playoff game vs. Pittsburgh. It's a shame the Browns didn't make the playoffs during their 10-6 campaign a few years back.

The Gipper

@browns57 said:
These are indeed facts that you posted. Uh thanks, I think.

Would you prefer heights/weights/40 times/vertical leaps stats of Browns UDFAs?

The Gipper

Skeptical2013 said:
Browns should have won that playoff game vs. Pittsburgh. It's a shame the Browns didn't make the playoffs during their 10-6 campaign a few years back.

That is because the Colts in essence purposely tanked a game which, if they had won, would have put the Browns in the playoffs.

That said, the Browns didn't take care of their own business due to DA throwing what? 4-5 ints. vs. the Bengals?

The Gipper

Skeptical2013 said:
Browns should have won that playoff game vs. Pittsburgh. It's a shame the Browns didn't make the playoffs during their 10-6 campaign a few years back.

Along those lines and keeping with the thread, the following teams have had double digit wins (10 or more) and failed to make the postseason since 2000:

2003 Dolphins

2005 Chiefs

2007 Browns

2008 Pats (11-5)

2010 Giants

2010 Buccaneers

2012 Bears

So those Browns were not alone.

The Gipper

More Millenial Matters. I document here which cities have won titles in the various sports since 2000:

Boston/NE: Titles in Football , baseball, basketball, hockey

NY/NJ: Titles in Football(Giants), Baseball(Yankees), Hockey (NJ Devils)

LA/Anaheim: Titles in Baseball (Angels), Basketball(Lakers), Hockey(Ducks and Kings)

Detroit: Titles in Basketball and Hockey

Tampa: Titles in Football and Hockey

Pittsburgh: Titles in Football and Hockey

Chicago: Titles in Baseball (White Sox) and Hockey

Miami: Titles in Basketball and Baseball

St. Louis: Title in Baseball (but if you include the 1999 season Super Bowl, played in 2000, they won in both sports)

Philadelphia: Title in Baseball

Denver: Hockey

San Antonio: Basketball

Raleigh: Hockey

Indianapolis: Football

New Orleans: Football

Green Bay: Football

SF/SJ/Oak: Baseball

The Gipper

I am one to advocate for new blood to win titles....but in this June title season in the NBA and NHL, there is no new blood. It seems like in the rest of America, the fat cats just get fatter. Cities potentially in line for a title this year are the same cities that have been winning:

Miami and San Antonio in basketball

Boston, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and LA in Hockey

The Gipper

To further emphasize the fat cat point, here are the total titles won in the 2000 Millenium by team from various cities:

LA/Anaheim 8 titles

Boston/NE 7 titles

NY/NJ 6 titles

Miami 3 titles

Pittsburgh 3 titles

Detroit 3 titles

San Antonio 3 titles

SF/SJ/Oak 2 titles

Baltimore 2 titles

St. Louis 2 titles (3 if you include Rams SB win in 1999 season, won in 2000)

Chicago 2 titles

Tampa 2 titles

Dallas, Green Bay, New Orleans, Philly, Indy, Raleigh, Phoenix, Denver...one title each

ballpeen

I'll give you credit Gip, you come up with some pretty interesting topics and tidbits.

Zombo

Cleveland ... 0-30 for the seventies ... 0-30 for the eighties ... 0-27 for the nineties ... 0-30 for the 00's ... 0-10 for the 10's ... we're kind due, aren't we?

Zombo

The Gipper

Zombo said:

Cleveland ... 0-30 for the seventies ... 0-30 for the eighties ... 0-27 for the nineties ... 0-30 for the 00's ... 0-10 for the 10's ... we're kind due, aren't we?

Zombo

Actually, it is more than that. In the 70s it was 0-32...as the NHL Cleveland Barons were here for 2 seasons before losing their identity with a merger with the Minnesota North Stars.

The Gipper

@the-gipper said:

To further emphasize the fat cat point, here are the total titles won in the 2000 Millenium by team from various cities:

LA/Anaheim 8 titles

Boston/NE 7 titles

NY/NJ 6 titles

Miami 3 titles

Pittsburgh 3 titles

Detroit 3 titles

San Antonio 3 titles

SF/SJ/Oak 2 titles

Baltimore 2 titles

St. Louis 2 titles (3 if you include Rams SB win in 1999 season, won in 2000)

Chicago 2 titles

Tampa 2 titles

Dallas, Green Bay, New Orleans, Philly, Indy, Raleigh, Phoenix, Denver...one title each

Maybe I am a little harsh. Since 2000 Raleigh won the only title in that cities history...same with Phoenix, same with New Orleans...and Tampa's 2 titles were that cities first ever. And the Colts title was the only title in Indy's history since a few ABA titles won by the Pacers in the 70s. And San Antonio's titles continued a string that started just in 1999 with the Spurs first title.